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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
DECLINES POSITION AS PROFESS.
OR AT SIS. 800

Miss Jessie L. Burial, who is with
the National Geographic Magazine Of
Washington, D. c., has declined to ac-
cept position as professor of religious
education at Stephens college, Missouri.
She was offered salary OF $1,000 a
year, but declined, stating that she pre-!
ington. Miss Burial is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Burial of this
city. <
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

The republican caucuses in the city
and in the country were very poorly at
tended, many precincts throughout the
county having held no caucuses what
ever. This may be due in part to the
inclement weather and the time and
length of time the polls were open, 1880
to $3.50 in the evening.
There were but 80 votes cast in the
city and of these 81 Of the voters pre-
ferred Wood, % Johnson, II Lowden, I
Hoover, Poindexter. Hoover's name
was not on the ticket. The first ward
cast 80 votes, Second q votes, Third
10 votes and the Fourth votes.
Among the delegates selected were
four women, and although not yet full
fledged voters, were qualified to take
part in the caucuses.
The delegates elected from the city
are as follows:
First ward-R. B. Millard, H. A.
Rider, Chas. Sylvester, Mrs. Ed NJ. La
Fond. l.. D.. Brown. DR.. Millspaugh,
Chas. Jensen, W. T. Tourtillott.
Second ward-G. C. Raymond, L. E.
Richard. E. A. King, H. E. Biddinger,
J. C. Patience, J. S. Murphy, DR.. L. M:
Roberts.
Third ward-Mrs. VIM. Beattie, Mrs.
Geo. H. Peterson, Sam Hammerbeck, >.
H. Love, Geo. H. Peterson.
Fourth Ward-Herman yelling, Hans
N. Elvig, Mrs. WIN. Parshall, }. d. Bur
rail-, Victor Olson.
Delegates who were credited at the
county convention from outside the city
are:
Belle Prairie-Tim Perry.
Bellevue, including Royalton--1: W.
Bouck, G. E. Wilson, J. B. Doty, r. b.
Logan, j. N. Carnes, J. R. Lambert
Little Falls Towns. ffam,nerbeck.
Motley Village-E. J. Haymaker, o.
10. Torgerson, and Fred P. Sears.
Motley Town-John Berglund.
Pike Creek-J. E. Stevens.
Randall-N. Fl. Weston.
Swanville Village-John McRae.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
ROSING

Clerk-Gust Franzen.
Treasurer-Chas. Swanson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
MARCH SETTLEMENT
FOR MORRISON COUNTY CoMPLET-
Ed MONEY READY FOR
APPORTIONMENT

The March settlement has been COM
pleted and is now ready for apportion-
nent to the various townships, villages
and school districts. The itemized set
tlement is as follows:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

Men who have played on the Little
Falls baseball team are writing to the
boys here inquiring as to whether Little
Falls will have team this year and
stating that they wish to play with
Little Falls if such is the case. Among
those who have written are Armstrong,
Bessemer, Woods and BRANDED, all first
class players. Woods and Armstrong
formed the battery fer Little Falls last
summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

Reinhold johnson is having his build.
ing on Broadway west remodeied: a
full basement is being put IN ana q
new front will be installed. he WIN
open confectionery there soon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

Mayor Bergheim states that there
will be no changes in the police force
this spring as the present force has
proven very capable.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
PLATTE

PLATTE
Supervisor 3 years-Christ Reese.
Supervisor l year-Jos. Matlack.
Treasurer-Albert Bayerl.
Clerk-L. Lorentzen.
Justice of the Peace-Jos. Matlack.
Constab1e-Ernest Wolff.
Overseers-Martin Brisk. District /;
Henry Boser, District 2 and Charles
Compton. District 3.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

GOSCH-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gosch, at St. Gabriel S hospital, Friday,
March IL, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
RIPLEY

Supervisor-John B. Olson.
Treasurer-Napoleon Dugas.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

MACK-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mack,
Tuesday, March 16, at St. Gabriel g
hospital, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
MOTLEY

MOTLEY
Supervisor / year-John Scherling.
Supervisor 2 years-A. E. Morey.
Supervisor 3 years-Herman Harvigo.
Clerk-Paul Berglund.
Justices of the Peace-::. =, Winslow
and J. NJ Henry
Constables-Walter WinsIow. and
David Berglund
Road and Bridge $500 90
General fund 10000
Poor fund .--.--.--..----.--.-::-..-- 10000
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

SCHELLING-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schelling, Thursday, March 1S, daugh'
ter, at the Hall hospital.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
RAIL PRAIRIE

NA1A Z 1N1A1ITIE
Chairman-B. H. Adams.
Clerk-F. J.. PrOsser.
Treasurer-Wm. Fosdick.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

WALKOWIAK-To Mr.. and Mrs
Anton Walkowiak of Swan River, Wed
nesday, March II, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

.JOSLIN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Verne E
Joslin, Saturday, March 13, at st. Ga
briel's hospital, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

WERNER-To Mr.. and Mrs. N. Wer-
ner,' Saturday, March 13, at st. Ga
briefs hospital, daughter. 49,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

MACK-To DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Mack,
Tuesday, March 16, a son, at St. Ga
bricl's hospital.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
ELECT DELEGATES
REPUBLICANS OF COUNTY CHOSE
DELEGATES TO DISTRICT AND
STATE CONVENTIONS

A republican county convention was
held at the court house in Little Falls
Wednesday afternoon to select dele
gates to St. Cloud and St. Paul, who in
turn will select delegates to the nation
al republican convention in Chicago in
June. Two district delegates and alter
mates will be selected at St. Cloud today
and the delegates-at-large will be select
ed at the state convention tomorrow.
| will be "a delegates in all.
About 40 delegates were present, pre-
cincts credited as represented, besides
from the city of Little Rails being Mot
ley village, Motley town, Bellevue, Roy
! alton, Little Falls town, Randall, Belle
Prairie and Pike Greek.
The chairman of the county commit
tee H. E. Biddinger opened the meeting.
E. A. King was made chairman of the
temporary organization and Chas. Jen-
zation was made parmanent. Chairman
King made a brief address extolling tho
republican party, and in opening his re-
|ELadies and Gentlemen of the conven-
VAOAA, VAAc CAC AAoC CAAAO GA"t
women had attended a political con-
vention in Morrison county as dele
gates, there being four present as dele
gates from the city.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Credentials-H. A. Rider, J. N.
Carnes, John Berglund, w. T. Tour
tillott, and Tim Perry.
suo% r. uovro0l lop n
J. G. Millspaugh, j. B. Doty.
Nominations-I. w. Bouck, L. D.
Brown, r. B. Millard, o. O. T.Igersont
and N. F. Weston.
Resolutions-Chas. Sylvester, E. G.
Haymaker, Mrs. Ed NJ. LaFond, DR.. L.
NJ. Roberts, and George A. Wilson.
Finance-R. B. Millard, Frank Logan,
and Mrs. w. o. Beattie.
Owing to the limited time available
the committee on resolutions could not
draw up any complete set Of resolutions
at this meeting, so it submitted sketch
resolutions, which were adopted.
The substance of the resolutions was as
follows:
Favoring q League Of Nations, being
senate and congress as to same.
EdFOlluS COAupuAoOAy AuAAAcnAy tAcAn
ing, as provided for in the Wadsworth
bill.
4 Opposing undue liberalization of in
opposing socialism, bolshe-
vism, I: w, W.-ism, non-partisanism or
any other "ism' opposed to republican
ism.
Favoring an alien law to compel nat
uralization of aliens and to compel
them to support the country in case OF
war. -
Favoring the convention system Of
selecting candidates for public offices:
The following delegates were elected
to the district convention, to be held at
St. Cloud today:-I. w. Bouck, Royal
ton; o. o. Torgerson: Motley; Tim
Perry, Belle Prairie; Mrs. Ed NJ: La
Fond, Little Falls; Charles Sylvester,
Little Falls; R. B. Millard, Little Falls;
Frank Logan, Royaltoh; L. D. Brown,
Little Falls; George H. Peterson, Little
Falls; Norris Carnes, Royalton; E. A"
king, Little Falls.
Delegates to the state convention, to
be held at St. Paul tomorrow ID.
Brown, H. E. Biddinger, E. A. King,
w. 4. Tourtillott, Chas. Jensen. Mrs. W.
@. Beattie, Mrs. Geo. H. Peterson, Little
Falls; John Berglund, Motley; Geo.
Wilson, Royalton; J. B. Doty, Royalton;
E. G. Haymaker, Motley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
PULASKI

Supervisor-Adam Holm.
Clerk-Theo Brisk
Treasurer-John Walenowski.
Justices of the Peace-John Skoch-
euski and Ezidor Halecki.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
Born

RINGWELSKI-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Vince Ringwelski, Wednesday, March
II, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
VILLAGE OF MOTLEY

VILIA01E OF> NIUTIEY
President Of the Council-C. A. Bro
berg.
Trustee-George keenan,.
Recorder-B. f. Cottingham
Treasurer-F. w. Eisenlohr.
Assessor-C. E. Seely.
Justice of the Peace-John Newcombe
Consta bles-Leslie Torgerson and
Guy Irwin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

Ed Raber has received his state bonus
check, amounting to $345.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19

J.
COnstable-Paul Hahmen.
LASTRUP VILLAGE
Trustees-Henry Shoeing. John L.
Gross and Theo. Ortmann
President-Casper Thommes.
Justices of the Peace-Geo. Byers.
and Stephen J. Gross
nstable-Henry Popping.
Clerk-Gust Altman.
Treasurer0John Rausch.
AsseSSor-JOhn p Virnig.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-19
town ELECTIONS
OFFICERS ELECTED IN VARIOUS
TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES
OF COUNTY

GRANITE
Supervisor-John Drummer.
Clerk-A. 3: Ellering.
Treasurer-P. J. Gau.
COnstable-Paul Hahmen.
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L. E. RICHARD,
Secretary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
sDvnrH gE~

proc SERVER pohrdave pokrcil
Sameny, kdy Chatoroux pojal
tax 1--WE ucastenstvf k osudu IL
boheho Anselma, re odhodlal
Sc nasledovati jej do jeho oby-
dli. Server byl sobcem az do
kosti, nepochopoval velikodus-
most a slechetnost lidi, kterl
isou ochotni prokazati pomoc
bliznimu, necht stoji ma sebe
nizslm stupni spolecenskeho
zebrlku. Ale Chateroux rad Sc
podroboval hnutl sveho dobre-
no srdce q ochotne pomahal
ubozakum. Neiednou jiz ma
vstivil chud'asy V jich spina-
vych derach, ktere ami lidskym
pribytkem nelze nazvati, ale
co spatril vstoupiv ma pudu,
kde bydlil Anselm, bylo tax
hrozne, ze V pravem smyslu
slova strnul.
V koute, ma hrstce shnile
slamy, tetelic Sc zimou, sede-
10 vedle matky vyhuble dite a
zplna hrdla kficelo:
Mama, ia chci jlst. >. Ma
ma, mn6 jest zima!'
"Upokoj Sc duSinko," obra-
til sc Anselm k spoluzitelce
sve, vstoupiv do pribytku sve-
ho, "Buh nam seSlal ochran-
ce.'
"Rad vam pomohu pani,"
pravil Chatoroux, "zde vezme-
tc penize, Anselme," a vtiskl
mu do ruky nekolik dukatu.
"Jdete a nakupte drivi a nece
ho k jidlu, ia Sc zatim podi-
YAM, nenl-li v dome vhodnejsi-
ho pfibytku pro vasi rodinu.
Jdete rychle! Dit6 je hladove
poSlete sem domovnici."
Timed, pane, ihned!" zvo-
lal Anselm a rychle special po
schodcch.
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POUzE $500 HOTOVE a

zbytek ma nirne splatky jest
potrebi ma zakoupeni pekneho
extraordinarily domu v Mt.
Pleasant, blize kinsman kary.
Jsou tam ctyri pekne svstnice
s china kabinety, zachod u
vnitr, sklep, vyhrevni pee, e.
lektrina a jine zarizeni. Da Sc
velmi LEVINE nasledkem umrti.
Blizsi sdeli Stupka a Rack
Realty Co., 1868 Broadway.
Tel. Union 764 l.. - Broad.
22O2. 4-16
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PRODA Sc dun o 6ti svet-


PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti svet-
nicich, fernes, dlazdena ulice a
Naleza sc ma E. 1873
ul. z Union, cena $500. Dvou
dunn ma <. 1874 ulici z
Union, garaz, fernes. Cena
S10.S00. Dunn cihlovy na K.
121 ul. mezi Kinsman a Union
ul., tepla voda, fernes, dve ga
raze, cena $4,000. Tez Sc proda
j til muzske obleky po SIS.
Haste Sc Il Fr. Panuska, 13S04
Union Ave. :?
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NASLEDkEM ODCHODU

ma farmu, prodaji Sc lacino
zanovnl kamna ma plyn New
Process" dobre pecou. Tez men
81 ma vyhrivani plynem. Take
stroj ma pranl hnany vodn1 81
lou Sc silnym motorem. Musi
vse byti do Ia dni prodano.
Haste Sc elsie 3445 vych.
108 ulice. Vezmete Union ka-
ru. 4-16
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Dana Cd Maxima" Jest
novinl1ou, dosud v Clevelan-
de nedavanou, chcete-li il
poznati, prijd'te v ncdsli Is.
dubna do Ces. Mar. Sine ma
Broadway ma predstaveni
Dram. Sboru "TYL"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

Nemocna lezela bez pohnu-
ii, oti jeji byly plny slzi a ma
chv6jiclch Sc rtech mela u
sm6v nesmirneho blaha. Buh
postal il dobrodince a ubohG
,ieji dite neumfe hlady. Ma Sc
be nemyslila tTsic, re dnov6
|jeji jsou jiz secteny, ale aspon
lemre klidn6. Slabosti nebyla
s to, ably promluvila, ale "a to
" jeiich otich, hlubokych, kra-
snych oGlch Zrcadlil Sc tax
'Vrouci pocit vdecnosti ze Cha
torouX byl az k slzam dojat.
Pohled ma hroznou bidu pu-
sobll na nej dojmem zdrcujl-
elm: prochazel Sc zvolna po
komurce a ukradmo pohlizel
chVilkami na devcatko, ktere
pTi vSi hubenoSti a bledosti Sc
svymi hustymi vlasky a velky
ma oCima bylo hezoucke jake
andilek.
NeSla domoynice, asi padc,
satileta zena, skoro odporn6hc
zevnejsku a he bez zavisti po
hlcdla ma nomocnou dovtipuji(
Sc, zc tento pekne odeny pan
prisel pomoci nest astne rodi
ne.
"Chci yedeti, nemate-li ,
dome nejaky byt, ktery by by
lepsi ncz tato Spinava komur
ka?"
"Ano, nam, ale V druhen
poschodi, IA ctyfi sta frankl
rocne.
"A Jest byt ten prazdny
LIE Jej najati hncd?"
"Treba hned. Chcete naJat
byt pro sebc?"
NE, pro tuto ubohou rodi
lnu."
"Ale byt Jest velky a kras
ny; tfi pokoiiky a kuchynt
vsude parkety move calouny
zkratka jest TO krasa -
ChatorouX yyjmul pent
zenky ctyri bankovty a zlat
penlz a podal je domovnici.
"Davate mi 0 dvacet frank
vice. pravila.
ITO jc pro vas"
Del YAM buh zdravi, p;
ne. Nine nikdo jeSte medal t.
I lik penez."
9 Tezcc ncmocna nevGrila 81
mu Sluchu; yse to zdalo Sc
!. byti kouzcInym sncm, take ;
: bala procitnouti.
"Seb6hnu a ihned primes
: YAM kvitauci pane pravi
J domoHnice, pfekvapena stedI
+ ton naiimatelc; "m0j muz
napise."
i, (PokraCoyani.)
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ZARUCENE VEJCE ma i

sadu Cd velkych kachen z Pse-
nickovy fanny objednat a do
stati lie v groc. obchode D.
Roublcka, Broadway a Finn
Ave. "a $1.25 tucet.
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CERNY KRlz
ROMAN
Napsa Jules deGastine, frantiny pref. " Kucnsky,


davatele checku V rozpaky, ne
postrasil ho, nybrz probudil Y
mem toliko zvedavost, proc
bankovni dunn della tolik okol-
XII.
Posleze pan Levilaine obra-
til Sc k nemu Sc slovy:
"Odevzdal jste menu po-
kladnlku check ma $4,000 fr.
$ podpisem firmy Chatoroux,
Server a spol.?"
"Ano, pane"
"Kdo vam tento check ode
vzdal?"
Posel vahal odpovedeti, ne
chapaje, proc Sc no ma to ban
kef taze.
"Odpovezte! - nalehal ban
kef, "odpoved' vase jest veli-
ce dulezita pro mne, ponevadz
check jest padelan.'
"Padelan?!. >. Jest to moz-
na?" s dzasem zvolal podava-
tel jeho.
"Podpis jest velmi obratne
napodoben, ale pres to pfese
vse faleSny. Pohlednete!' a
banker podal mu zvetsovaci
sklo.
Pokladnik firmy Chatoroux
a Server zblednul jako mrtvo-
la, chladny pot vystoupil mu
ma tele a sahnuv 81 ma hlavu
zyolal:
Nest astny GIovek."
"Pfesvedcil jste se?" tazal
Sc pan Levilaine.
"Ano, podvod je ocividny -.
ale ujiSt'uji vas, re jsem o tom
nem6l ami tusenf."
"Tak feknete, cd koho jste
obdrzel check?'
Tvar pokladnika firmy Cha
rouX a SERVER zkriyila Sc zde-
aenim, ale rychle Sc vzpama-
toval a pravil pevnym hla-
sem:
"Toho yam nikdy neprozra-
dim, ia mic ma svGte.
IVY to musite rici!" nalehal
prudce pcn6znik; "coz nepo-
chopujete, iakou zodpoved-
most ma sebe uvalujete svym
mlGenim? Mohu vas podezriva
ii Z tohoto podvodu a zde ten
to pan - policejni komisai -
bez odkladu vas zatkne. Ia
tim utelem iscm no sem dial
zavolati.
"Vyzneje sc, mily pane o.
sloVil jei nynl zastupcc poll
cclnlhO uradu.
"Nemohu. Znicil bych no
Delete Sc mnou co chcete, ale
nereknu YAM ami slova!"
"Vite, co vas ocekava, seu
vate-li V zapirani?'
Pokladnik firmy Chatorou,
a Scrvie zahlcdcl Sc ma policej
niho komisare a pax pravil pc
vne:
Vim; kaznlcc snad Ia diva
Get let; ale pres to prese VS.
ncdozvlte Sc ode mne niceho'
Jest to vase posledni slo
vo?" tazal sc komisar, vytahu
jc kapsy trojbarevnou stuhu
kterou sc opasal.
Pokladnik prisvedcil kyvnu
tim hlavy.
"Jak sc imenujcte?"
"Anselm.'
Jake jest vase priimcni? :
"Nemam zadneho.'
"]menem zakona vas zatS
kam!'
Anselm sc zachvel a mus
sc zachytiti zidle, ably nekle'
k zemi. Ale lined sc Zas
vznluzil. Do pokoje vcSli DIV
policcjni agent, wall no z
ruce a odyadeli no. Jaka to p
tupa! Jc Ztracen! Dow se
jcho chef, jcho dobrodincc. {
: tomu rckne? Ale nemohl jc,
natl jinak, Buh Vi, re memoir
III.
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MlNITE-LI jiti Ma farmu V
okoli Clevelandu, obzvlaSte do
urodneho Geauga County, do
piste ma adressu farmare f. j.
Mika Co., Chardon, 0. At
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lici Vivienneske, sluSne odde-
ny, asi tficetilety muz a pred
lozil check ma $4,000 franku s
podpisem Chatorouxa, Servie-
IA a spoil, znamych to MATTE
LII obchodu kovovym zbozim,
jichz sklady a pisarna naleza-
ly sc V ulici Ameleauske.
Pokladnik mechanicky pro-
hledl check - firma Chato-
rouxa, Serviera spoil. byla o.
de davna V obchodnich stycich
8 bankerskym domem ulici
Vivienneske, - a jiz chtel wy
platiti penize, kdyz nahle mu
projela hlayou jakasi mySlen-
ka. Pohledl, pozvednuv obocl
ma posla, poznal mem poklad
nika firmy Chatoroux, Server
a spoil. a pravil k nemu:
'PoGkejte chvilenku, zasko-
cim k chefovi, nemam We sve
pokladn6 dosti penez k vypla-
cenl checku."
"Prosim, milerad," odv6til
osloveny.
Pokladnik vessel do pokoji-
ku pana Levilaina a podal mu
check.
"Nu co? Vyplat'te jej.' Tho
stejne prohodil banker.
"Racte Sc podivat ma pod
pis !. jest vytecne napodoben
ale .isem presvedcen, re jest
padelan."
"Nemyllte se?" otazal Sc
Levilaine. "Byly by toho ne
prijemnosti."
"Porovnejte tyto diva podpi-
sy a uvidite, ze nam pravdu,"
zvolal +, pokladnik, podavaje
chefovi jiny check firny Cha
torouX a spoil. zaroveh Sc wet
sovacim sklem.
"Kyho vyra!" zVolal ban
kef, "podpis jest skutetn6 pa
delan. Mate znamenity zrak a
vzacnou pamet pro podpisy
To iste utinil dobrc, re jstc
penez nevyplatil. Kdo pfinesl
check -
"Pokladnik flrmy Chato-
roux a SERVER. Ceka patrne
nema podezreni."
"Kdyby byl sam podpis fall
soval, bez okolku by odtud u
tekl. Jest tfeba dozvedeti Sc,
cd koho check obdrzel.
* tomu Jest jediny prostrc-
dek.'
"Jaky?"
"Dati pokladnlka zatknou-
ii; at no policejnl komisar
podrobi vyslechu.'"
"Nebylo by lepe, abych nej-
prve S MIN zde sam promlu-
Wiz"
"Ncprizna sc :. Pri vysle-
chu budc k tomu donucen.'
"Tcdy posletc pro policcjni-
no komisarc.'
la chvili pokladnlk jiz Ease
stal IL sveho vysuvniho okna a
privctiVc zadal podavatele che
cku, ably ieSte chvlli poseckal.
"Dobra, neposplcham," SOU
hlasil osloycny a vytahnuv z
kap3y casopis jal sc cistl.
DO plSarny Danky neprlcha-
zell priliS casto klienti, ponc-
vadz velkou vetSinou obstara-
vala peneznl zalczitosti ven
kova a q clziny. Ncnlcla AN
napisplho stitu Ma ulici na
lezala Sc Y druhem poSchodi
V pokoji bylo hlubokc ticho
ktcre jcn chvllcml prcruSovaly
lchhG kroGcje bankoVnich Ii
radniku.
Pro5lo ctvrt hodiny.
"Ncracil byste Sc odebrat d'
kabinctu p. Leyilainc?" navrh
pokladnlk.
"Proc?" tazal Sc podavatc
chccku, vstaVaje d strkaje ca
sopis do kapsy.
Rad by vami promluvil.
"Pojd'me," lhosteine prs
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi 500 IT,
dne. Jest tam byt o 8 poko-
jich, dobre okoli u verejne sko-
ly. Haste Sc V els. 1907 Quin-
cy Ave, aneb v elsie 7715 Ce-
dar Ave. 4-15
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun, pri kterem je postavena
krcjcovska dina. Ma 9 svet-
mic, koupelna, sklep, pradelna,
elektrika, plyn a vse zarizeno.
Cena levna. Haste Sc V elsie
5GO8 Dolloff Rd. 4-2O
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PRODA Sc domek O 6ti

svetnicich koupelnou, extra
zachod We sklepe, elektrina,
plyn, fernes, skopky, lot 40 pri
140 str. slepiGnik. Cena 5000,
hotove as $500. Haste sc v
elsie 12116 Benham ul., jizne
od Union ul. 4-15
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PRIJME Sc divka do kveti-
obchodu. Jen spole-
hliva necht' sc hlasi u Tom.
Lisy, 4517 Broadway. Ais