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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
Bennies' Notebook

Me and pop was taking wawk
after supplr, me asking lot OF ques-
tions and him ausering "A few. and
started 10 see If | could wawk
without hardly taking my feet off
the ground, and after a vile pop
sed, stop dragging your feet for the
love Of Poet. haven't you got strength
cnuH to raise them?
@. pop, / sed, make n rime then,
stop dragging yor feet four the love
OF Poet, that was "A rime, pop.
was 1t? sed pop, l thawt It was an
order and You will kindly consider it
as sutCh.
Mcening for me not to drag them
eny more, Wich l dident for a vile,
aud then l started to wonder II pop
would notice 1t II l dragged them
Jest once more.
Wich | did, dragging them for
about a pavement and half without
pop saying cnything, and pritty soon
! sthawt, Jest once more, and II he
don't 1t this time that's the last time.
Ana l started to drag them agen.
and | hadent mrdly stated wen
pop sed, CuntOuud II, are your shoes
iull OF leal, did you heer wat | sad ?
hoIcy smoaks, q, pop, you made
another rime, are your shoes fun of
lead' did YOU heor wat l sed. thata
another rime, pop, | sed.
We'll you jest start that munkey
biznes aGen and Ill rime YOU a crack
over the cer, scd pop.
And we wawkcd a vile longer. me
thinking, jest one more time. and
this viii he the last weather he no.
tees II or not.
Wich started to drag them agen
ana pop quick looked down at mo
and i quick started to lift them nm
nigh as enything. being the oppoite
or dragging them, and pop sed.
Nawk rite and keep on wawking
rite. "'''s
Wich l did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

a certain geptleman attempted TO deliver n
speech in New York the other evening in which
no boldly preached subservency to England.
lie was be It said in shame, one who has rem
dered some service to his country In times past,
and, because OF that, deserved considerable at
tention. That ne was not accorded. For his
audience drove him from tho rostrum and the
meeting broke up In disorder. Tho esteemed
New York Times, tory to the core, spent a
column In expressing It's indignation at the
Outrage" and in dcporing the great change
which has como over -"our people" in the few
short months that interviewed since they
marched shoulder to shoulder In defense Of
civilization" II there has come change It
ia due to the disgusting efforts of such anglo
phobcs as the Times who have not concealed
their desire that America merge its past and
its future as well as its traditions and splendid
racial customs, IN the British empire. There
Is no hostility to England, but there Is very
general opposition to lpIug England or playing
England game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

But the problem confronting the voters Is an
absurdy simple even leaving the league out
Of consideration. 1t is this: Do they want pur
years more OF what they have been having In
the way of federal government? That covers
the matter from to ear" II Includes
Burlesonism, Bakerism Danielsism. Tumultyism
wisconsin and dollar "a -yearism. 1t also takes
in internationalism radcalisrn. socialism and
all other isms to say not thing of the most
notorious federalism every promulgated under
the stars and stripes II the votdy like 1t and
want It they have an easy and simple way to
get IT, for there Is n candidate asking their
suffrage who pledges himself to precisely copy
the great prcceptor II the voters don't want
a continuance of that kind OF government, they
also have an easy way to realize their wishes;
for there is another gentleman asking their
s..iragc who pledges himself to be the exact
opposite OF the great prcccptor. The whole
affair is absurdly simple. Not bit OF use to
hecome "het up over It,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
Not nj All Strnngc.

I'm some parts OF Africa a man
doesn't know his wife until after NJ
has married her" said Mrs. Caeb az
she looked up from the newspaper
che was reading.
"Huh!" replied Mr., Gahh. 'Why
mention Africa especially tin
cinnati Enquirer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
Daily Biblical Quotation
rllrnspAY. ocronlln u. 1920

TTTI INNUN =, V0"IVT3FIIN ID TV~W
Tho lord is not slack concerning hts promise,
as some mon count slackucss, but is long-sutt'r-
ing To- us.ward, not willing mat any should p'r-
ish but that all should come to repentance
Peter 3.g.
Ills word Of promise is my food,
His Spirit rs my guide,
Thus daily is my strength renewed.
And all my wants supplied.
Therefore viii the Lord wait, that hc may
be gracious to you; and therefore win ne he
exalted that ne may have mercy upon YOU
lisa. 30:is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

y novelty is a cigar lighter small
enough to be mounted on the end
OF lead pencil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

A company in Japan has begun
the production OF soda by an cleo
triCal process.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

So successful has been the Paris
Brussels air mail service that it win
be increased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

There arc nearly 500 sulphur
mines on tho island Of Sicily
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

odd Fellows say they always feel at home
IA Muskogcc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

Also. wo notice chat tho great Ferris whco
In Paris IS 10 be- abandoned by the Gore Nolun
tpprS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

From first hand information, ,,
tRined during my bu...... ,..'
through the western ulr, .f "a.
state, | should say that that MAJ.
Of oklahoma will go for Irarra.5s
DR.. j. J. McKanna. OF DtaboT.
City. said while here WcdrpsI,v n. m
business. 1t appear thu. D.abo~'
city favors Harrcld u.auImopsir
Tho only place where his 8ndI5ory
is In danger is In tho southern nar
Of tho state. Harding ,.p..on !,
sure, IL | am any judge NJ What ,bs
vote Will be. Or. N.kl"l hs,
been a democrat all hIs If. but bs
says he is going 90 vote f0r boiS
ilarrold and Haldiug, mot us he OK.
plains g. because they are repub.
Jeans. but because the present aa
miIistration is not a democratic adj.
ministration.
lie says he recently returned from
the east. and that he doesn't uks
the sight of 100000 worth OF
government automobile stacked on,
in the weather going o. rot
Everywhere l 90. I find The Tpl.
sa World being read" asserted Po.
lice Commissioner J. NJ Adkison
"Thc parer is not only read, but h
is believed, because of it's fair at,l.
tude toward public questions. A
few days ago / was In and near
Catoosa. Almost everyone in that
neighborhood reads The World-,hey
swear by it They are specially
interested in the editorial page. A
few weeks ago I was I'm New YORK
CITY on business. I found one place
there where the World Is on sale
daily. 1t reaches the news stand at
| I o'clock each evening The chic,
Of police of New York cautioned ne
that II l expected to get a World
must be at the stand exactly at :
O'Clock. He was right. ono even.
ing l didn't get there until ahou,
ll2 minutes after 7. And | didn't
get a World"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
As TO INDEPENDENT VOTING

Mr.. c. c. Wells of Oklahoma city writes The
World as follows:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

Lea Nichols of Erivow finds after long Oh
scrvation. that o. Ia the lady with bcautifu
ring who loves 90 do embroidery work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
EVERY NOOK SHEL TERED LOVER
They Even COOed on Winding
Stairs Leading to Dome.
Juliet Sometimes Was 325 Feet
Above Topeka.

For three days and three nights the
state mouse was a cooling parlor for
the Thirty-fifth divisioners and the
gTrneS- Never in the history of the
capitol building-ever in the DAYS be-
fore the crusadeS started in Kansas
were such scenes enacted in the state
mouse IS visitors and department off,
Gals and employees saw during the re-
union. Every nook and corner of the
buildiug-fr0m the sub basement to
the last landing in the dome-was to-
day able to recite a love scene II the
old building could only talk
When the news was given that To-
peka was to be free. it was naturally
presumed that the state was TO be
free, too At least there was no ques-
ton as 10 the state house grounds and
the building. So the games and the
contests and the music and the dane
ing were transferred from Kansas
avenue to the state house square and
finally found a concentration spot IN
der the dome.
The Love Scenes.
But the real thrills around the state
house were the love scenes Senti-
ment and romance seemed to bubble
over when the fighting men came to
town and love found its natural and
common expression in the ante rooms.
the legfslat tive halls. the Railways and
on the big landings between flights of
stairs leading TO the dome It was
doorway to the dome was a jar for the
reunion and young and tender and
bashful love found expression as
Romeo led his Juliet 10 the big state
house tower.
I've been here a great many years"
said IN old timer in the state house
today. i've seen the irrigation COM
Tuittee room when it was operating
fun blast and passing resolutions for
the rainIess belt I've seen the Iegis-
Iatiye war and was here when Carrie
Nation came I've been present for
the fights on all the great moral is
sues I've seen tinid lovers hunt a
common secluded spot where romance
might have free expression But the
reunion puEa new complexion on the
whole system of love as it is generally
accepted Topeka has had many big
shows. But the biggest show in all
the history OF the town was under the
dome during the last three days"
Similar expressions came from state
house employees who are in close touch
with capitol building visitors. At
times. so the rum0rs run. the long
winding stairs to the big dome were
providing a setting for a continuous
performance OF love And on the
lower fIoorS-even to the s4ib-base-
rnent-sentiment and romance came
into its own with freedom and aban-
don
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
Try This If You
Have DandruH

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that Is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys it entirely To do this, just get
about four ounces of plain. ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all. of your
dandruff will be gone, and .ahree or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of It, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You win find. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy.
1ustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need. This sim
pie remedy has never been known to
fau-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29

The pareas saciety OF the Third Chris
tam church VIII have an aH-day meeting
THURSDAY at tie church
At and Mrs. Fred Mckensie Of Fort
SOFT. Kan. have come to spend a few days
visiting their sister. Mrs Mark Symmes
and M Symmes IN Brnnner street
The Missionary society Of the Third
Christian church will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. E. W Harrison
1.ts} East Eighth avenue
Mr. J. y% Stogsdili Of % Chandler
street. Is improving his property BY plac-
ing a fence around IT,
'Ehe FeSta Embroidery club will meet
Friday afternoon October l. at the nome
Of Mrs. A L SniIer in sumner street
Mrs. A. 4. Smeiser and Mrs H 3.
stevens entertained recently IN honor OF
the birthday anniversary Of their father,
Mr.. J q. stevens. at his home in HancocE
street. Covers were placed for: Mr.. ana
Mrs L. H Stevens and little daughter.
Frances Lee. and Mr. Ralph Stevens. ali OF
Kansas city: Mr. and Mrs A A. Smeiser
and son. Junior. Mr.. and Mrs H h Stew
ems and sons. Stanley and Charles. and
daughter Nellie. Miss Lillian stevens. Mr.
J. e.. Stevens and Mr.. SIfieo Soulegne.
Mr. aud Mrs H r. Stevens entertained
Mt dinner Sungfay at their home in Madison
Mrs. r Is. JoliiSs and little grandson.
George Thomas. Mr.. Charles and Mr. John
.TalfiS Mrs. Arthur CutSIuEeF. Mr. nd Mrs.
/. H Stevens and little daughter. Frances
city; Mr. J G. Stevens and daughter, Miss
Lillian Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
SineiSsr AMI son Junior
The L. :. c. club met Tuesday afternoon
At the homo Of Mrs NJ JerEeuSou in Ohio
avenue The guests present were Mrs
IeSS. SmeIseF, Mrs. E bacon. Mrs John
HeifFicb. Mrs. J. Disney. Mrs. F. Rendeil.
Nrs- NJ Whitfin AMI Mrs. 8 Y Atwood
weeks with line party at the Novelty
tleaTer-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
corn Is Sic - CLAY.
Frost WIN Not Cause Damage. Saws
Samuel Maxwell.

Crop conditions in Clay county are
fine, 50 says Samuel Maxwell, who is
IN Topeka 10 attend the Cox meeting
tonight. Corn is safe as well as cane
and kafir corn.
Farmers are about thru drilling
wheat and the early wheat shows a
nice stand. Twenty oil leases were
filed with the register of deeds OF
Clay county this week. The territory
included is northeast OF Clay Center.
The mayor and city council will short
~ issue the $50. 600 bonds recently
voted at a special city election.
Politics in Clay county is very quiet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
TABULArE PRIMARY RETURNS.
L. j. Pettijohn Shows Vote by Counties
in Booklet.

Booklets showing returns BY coun-
ties in the recent statewide primarie
have been issued by l. J. Petition,
secretary of state. The books came
from the state printing plant today
and are ready for distribution.
The new report is a complete state
nent Of all primary election returns
sent TO the state department. It covers
the party votes by counties on presi-
Dental electors, United States senator.
supreme court justices. all state off
GERS, congress state senator and can
didates for representative
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
WEEKS LOW DEATH RATE
Only Seven Persons Died In Topeka in
Last Seven Days.

Last StFen Days.
Only seven persons died in Topeka
last week. making the lowest death
rate in the city for many months, &C
cording to Or. Earle Brown, city
health officer None OF the deaths
were from conta gieus diseases, and the
majority OF them resulted from ad-
vanced age.
The average death rate in 1919 was
sixty deaths month. Doctor Brown
said. but the average was high due 10
the influenza
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29
EAST SIDE NEWS

Notes and personals by Mrs H. wad-
leigh Telephone 1858 XII az $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08

PRODA Sc gramofon, dobfe
zachovaly, S 25 rekordy. Cena
Adressa Sc sdeli v adm.
1910
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PRODA Sc LEVINE lot ma Tur-
ney Road, vezme Sc tez co prv-
nj splatka Ford kara. Nechte
adressu v adm. Sveta. 1873
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YME Sc pekny domek

VYMENf Sc pekny domek O
peti pokojich, elektrika, plyn,
mestska voda, lot 40 pri $50
str. blize zastavky 10, A. B. G..
LIME a skoly "a jakykoli OBJ
chod s majetkem neb bez ma
jetku. Name tez jine mestske
majetky ma vymenu. Haste Sc
u The Atlas Finance Co., SASS
Broadway. 1873
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PRODASE

PRODA Sc novJ dun v o.
SADIE sv. Rodiny. Je o A poko-
jich koupelna, sklep, pdda,
garaz. Naleza Sc u E. 131. ul.,
u poulicnf kary, skoly a obcho-
du Delnickeho potrav. Druz-
silva. Cena $48OO.OO, mensf
obnos hotove. Nam velky w.
Der jedno a dvou rodinnych
domd cd E. SO ul. a Union ma
horu. FIR. j. Parenice, 1891 E.
lUO vi. 1918
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PRODA Sc prvni tfidy obuv-
nj obchod, nasledkem odjezdu
do Evropy. Haste sc v Peoples
Store, 43O3 w. 35 ST.,
South Brooklyn. 1873
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PRODA Sc LEVINE mensf do
mex 4 svetnicfch, pdda,
sklep, velka ban, elektrika.
Adresa Sc sdelf v adm. t.. |.
1873
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MA PRODEJ
ZARfZENf.

Jen malo pouzite pffhrady,
nadoby, troky, putty, cash re-
gister, mfsidlo, rozdelovac, po-
kladny, stroj ma peceni kejkn,
vetraci zaffzeni a motory. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 1929 zap. rs. ul.
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PRODAM neb vymenim far
mu'O 104 akrech sc vsim zari-
zenim ma dlazdene ceste. Phi
jme Sc majetek do osmi tisic,
ostatni hotove. Cena $4,000.
Pfihlasky zaslete pod znackou
do adm. Sveta. 1-8
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PRODA Sc nadherne sa-
nohracf piano, pouze nekolik
dni pouzivane a da sc z ro-
linnych dGvodu Sc znacnou
ztratou. Haste sc v {. 3343
Fulton Rd. S. w. 1920
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4hl- DIiiii6SOO, pan oNSSSASSS
Sc jen tam ma druhou stranu To-
de; je tam dosti mladych dew
cat, ktera budou poslouchati
vas S nejvetsf trpelivosti", Cd
povedela Elite chiadne.
eth that tho?" sislal dud.
Define tomu ale, Re ia davam
prednost vasi spolecnosti?"
"Pak budete n1uset mluvit
bud rozumne, nebo byti zticha
dplne".
NTH Fielding, Wy jste ukrut
nou!"
"Mr. Billingcoo. Wy jste abb
surdnim!"
ITO slysim a rad bych vedel,
je-li to pravda. Pajdu a poze-
ptam Sc moji babicky ma to-"
Pc techto slovech Sc mlady
dGd lehce ukloniI a dlouhymi
kroky preset ma druhou stranu,
by pfidruzil Sc k devcatum,
jichz zvonivy smfch rozlehal
Sc daleko siroko.
Elite hledela ia MIN, neve-
douc, zustala-li V jazykovem
tom boji vftezem, ci nechala Sc
cd hloupeho toho duda pora-
ziti.
LODI mezitim plula rychle
ku pfedu a pred zrakoma vylet
niku rozvinovala sc carokrasna
a dive romanticka krajina no.
rejsiho Potomacu. Bylo jeste
zahy z rama, kdyz zavezla W.
letniky k jich Gill, tetiz k mistu,
kde mohutna feka vine Sc hlu-
bokymi propastmi a S divym je
kotem pada do cbrovske kotli-
ny, kde proudly JEFF Sc tristi o
skaly a skaliska, ccrice sc a su-
mice a nebezpecne viry tvoffce.
V tomto suchem, indianskem
lete klesla hladina reky tax, re
clovek odvazny q dobry skokan
mohl pc skaliskach prejiti,
vlastne preskakati nd druhou
stranu pres ceTeie.
Parnik sc zastavii prave tn a
dustojnik nedalekeho oddeleni
straze pristoupil k p~ristavisti, a
by Sc presvedcil, kdo a co jsou
to "a lidi a CO tn chit, ackoliv
davno byl jiz poznal dobreho
stareho znam6ho v osobe pana
Allisona, jemuz take potfasl
srdecne rukou, klone Sc FARO
ven damam.
Zvedev ucel vyleViku, zval
celou spolecnost ma bTeh, nabi-
zeje il takove pohostinstvl, ja-
Ike jen maly a skrovne zasobe-
ny jeho tabor NIUE poskytnou-
ii. Veda ale re 2kusenosti, re v
malem tom srubu je 0 pohodli
velka nouZe, dial pan Allison -
jenz pOvazovan Ia vudce vylet-
niku - pTednost volne pfirod6
q zelenemu travniku a pTim6l
dustolnika, ably sc k MIN pfi-
druzil a veseli jejich sdilel. ka.
pitan svolil S radosti, tazaje sc
zaroven. prinesli.li sebou take
neiake casopisy, o nez V 'leze
nj tom byla velika nouze.
Name Jich cele baliky"
small Sc Allison. ia myslel II;
to jeste pred vyietim q Wash
ingtonu, veda dobre, ze Zavde
elm Sc YAM tim ne.jlepe a jeli
koz bylo pro roznaSece novil
jeste prilis bro, diesel jsen
sam RUNE tiskarny a prekvapi
tiskare zakoupenim nekolik;
set vytisku, .jimiz podelili ism
vsechny strazni hlidky pc eel
ceste. A ia uJist'uji vas, re hos
I'll povazovali to "a vzacny dar
pro vas ovSem zachovali ism
jich jeste dost".
Ia SLOW podal Allison kapita
Enu tlusty balik casopisu, kter
byly vojinum zajiste velmi V:
tame.
Ia vesele rozmluvy a zvon
veho smichu opustili vsichr
!, parnik a odebrali Sc Ia mist
vyletni. Byla to vySe polozen
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Sc byt 0 5ti
pokojich S koupelnou ia Svec
Ave. Blizfi sdell Tom. Suchy,
L. IS ul. Tel. Princeton
1916 w. -?
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nepfatelskymi? Neslysel jste
niceho 0 Monckovi a jeho lou
peznicke bande?" tazal Sc MI.
Allison kapitana, kdyz usedli
"a still.
"Ani potuchy o Mich nikde a
ami stopy pc mnoho tydnd jiz",
odpoyedel ddstojLik.
ITO je dobfe a jsem rad to-
mu, nebot' nepfal bych 81, ably
spolecnost nase byla pfepade-
na".
"Toho netreba Sc obavati'',
vesele odpovedel kapitan. "Ta-
to sber drzi Sc hezky z daleka
cd mas; ujist'uji vas, re kolem
Potomacu je vSe kljdno a bez-
pecno".
Ia takovychto okolnosti by
la celia spolecno5t ovsem velice
veselou a snidane prodlouzila
Sc o mnoho dele, jak z pocatku
zamysleno. Kone6ne ale v5ichni
zatouzili pc probehnuti sc le-
SEM.
Panove natahli vysoke boty,
danny ~rozestrely sve slunecniky
8 jeden tazal Sc druheho:
Kan nyni?"
"Neslyseli iste nikdy o
"Lady's Leap" tazal Sc kapi-
tan.
"Ne - ne, nikdy!" znela
vseobecna odpoved'.
"Ani o Devils Dripping
PAM"
NE.
"Ani o Eagles Eyrie?"
"Ne, nebot' AMI jeden Glen ma
81 s%polecnosti nebyl jeste v teto
krajine", "a vScchny odpovidal
Mr.. Allison.
PAX udelame dobfe, kdyz
mista Ia n~avStivime", navrho-
val kapitan a vsichni S tim SOU
hlasili.
Rozumf Sc, ze kapitan stall Sc
nyni vhdcem a co taky zavedl
vyletniky nejprve k Lady's
Leap, vysoke to skale, z jejihoz
vrcholku skytal Sc krasny po-
hled pres cely vodopad a dale
10 do udoli.
Povest vypravela, re re ska
~ tie vrhla Sc v lasce sklamana
divka jedna do cereji vodopa-
du, kde zahynula.
Odtud sli vsichni k Devils
Dripping Pan, obrovske to skal
nj kotline a dale pax k Eagles
Eyre, nejvyssimu to bodu ma
mile v okoli, z nchoz byla Wy.
hlidka vskutku rozkosna. Una.
yeni touto prochazkou, vratilt
sc vyletnici ku svG lodi a utabO-
ill Sc We SVEN 'lezeni'.
kdyby Sc byli i ma dale Ia
chovali die puvodniho progra'
mu, byli by pradesli velkemu
nestesti, Eel vsak, re sc tax ne
stale.
Zejmena Elite zdala Sc byt
lposedla samym rardskem a sta
lie pobadala ostatni ku vSelija
kym dobrodruzstvim. Ona chit,
Ia krasny ten den vyuzitkovat
co nejvice mono q ielikoz VI VI
, dopadu videla vse, co vubec vi
, deti Sc dalo, navrhovala, alb,
, vyjeli 81 jeSte dale, V cemz Wy
, datn6 podporovaha byla kapit;
mem, jen2 tvrdil, re byla by We
5 ma skoda, kdyby nenavstivili a
i lespon tu krasnou skupinu Ska
(. - Point of Rocks - ktera sky
o Ia pohled skute1nS obdivuhod
my.
"Ano, to bychom nell, ma
vrhovala Elite. "Co ma tom
prjdeme-li domu trochu pozd
j, vzdyt' mesic syiti jake ryL
!. oko. Alespon uzijeme neco!"
Take Mr.. Allison pridaI Sc
0 navrhu, tvrde, 2e ku pohod.
q cele spoleenosti je dosud vseh
: dost a to rozhodlo. UzavTen
a plouti jeste vyse, ob6dvati Ii
l. Point of Rocks a i vecei'i yrat.
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KAMNA q druhe ruky vseho
prodava a kupuje w.
Sedlacek. 1851 E.. 49. St. 4
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Nabidnuti k snatku

Mladenec 40 rokh starry,
slusne situovany, ma hotovych
dspor v obnosu $4,000, pfeje
81 seznamiti Sc S elegantni da-
mou, s kterou by Sc ozenil pc
vzajemnem dohodnuti. Oprav-
du minene nabfdky zaslete do
adm. "Sveta" pod znackou
"Snatek". Dana, ktera Vast
nj domov, ma pTednost. 1918
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PRODAJI Sc kamna ma wy
hrivani tvrdym uhlim, hodicl
Sc pro salon, stor nebo dilnu.
TEE jedny mensi ma tvrde uhli.
Jsou V nejlepslm poradku.
Haste Sc v els. 1861 E. 40 ul.
2
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Jiz tfeti koncert poTadaji nasi umelci v nedeli,
die IL. prosince v SIM Sokol ma Quincy Ave.
o Sis odpoledne. Netreba Sc dale siriti o ume-
Ieckych sohopnostech nasich hostu, staei pou-
kazati jenom k tomu S jakym moralnim hmot-
nym vysledkdm dospeli pri drivejsich koncer-
tech. Phi tonic koncertu Dude laskave spolu-
ucinkovati pan F. Prochazka, tenorista, ktery
zapeje S p. Milou Lukou duetto z "Prodane".
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DrObne !
0znamky
HsFsNT E#MA IT. n
Sc

A ZENA hleda mfsto
k opatrovani ditek ma cely
len. Adresa sc sdeli v adm.
'Sveta''. 1875