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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
Family Reunion.

Mrs. Jno. w. Preston on returning
from Richmond, Ashland and Hunt
ington, w. va, met Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Taylor from Seattle, Wash, who
are on a six months trip East, to re-
new old acduaintances and have a fam
lily reunion at the home of Mr.. Pres
ton. he being brother of Mrs. Tay-
lor. Mrs. ] VIII Franklin of Dayton
KY, also sister OF Mr.. Preston, ar
rived Saturday and brother. Chas.
Wellman OF Nolan. w. Va, viii ar
rive today, 1t being the first time all
have been together in 35 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor formerly lived
in Ashland and from there went west
IS years ago. Mr.. Taylor accepted a
position with large insurance com
pany, later on being transferred TO
higher position at Los Angeles, Cal,
with all the Golden West possessed
they still were home sick for their old
native State of Kentucky and are be-
ing much feted guests among their
relatives and friends. After few
days stay they will return home with
Mrs. J. VIII Franklin. to Dayton, KY,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
M. z. CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Joe
Miller Wednesday afternoon. Plans
were made for Christmas Bazaar. The
hostess served the members and guests
a chicken dinner.
The Halloween party at Rev. Cheap's
for the Sunday school was enjoyed by
seventy five or more, most of which
were masked. The home was appro-
priately decorated for the occasion
Sandwiches and pickles were served.
Mrs. z. e. shannon took her, class to
the woods for an outing last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Cummings class met at home
of the Misses Marie, May and Mary
Hale last Friday evening. The young
folks seemed to enjoy the social hour
very much. The eats, ice cream and
cake We're delicious.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
Big Blaine Produce Co.
n. j. PACK, Manager
Blaine Kentucky
AWARDED COMPENSATION.

Charleston, Oct. 2s.-The first award
allowed by the state workingmen'a
compensation department to the moth
er of state policeman killed in line
of duty was granted today to Mrs. Sal
lie Sawyers, Of Lockwood. mother Of
William Medallion Of Nicholas coun-
ty. She will receive pension the re-
mainder OF her life. It was announced
by Lee OFT. commissioner
McMillion, while private In the
state police force. was shot in the
head and killed while he and other
state policemen were asserting a pris-
oner or two from Lynn to Matewan
w. Va. June 2S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
CHUCKERY, o.


Corn husking is all the go here now
We are glad they are building plen-
ty of good roads around here now and
making new bridges.
The London road is closed on account
of the Chuckery bridge being out
Wilbur Vance and family have NOV
ed from this place to Irwin, Ohio. and
Albert elders has moved in the house
vacated by Vance
There will be big day at Plain
City on october 81. Dublin's band will
furnish the music.
Walter Burns and wife were IN
Marysville Saturday afternoon.
Mary A. Scarberry was visiting Mar
tina Spaulding Sunday last.
Gladys Roush was calling on Cora
Spaulding Sunday last.
W. C. Furthermore and family We're
out auto riding Sunday last.
Herman Nicol and wife were visit
ing his father John Nicol. Sunday last,
A LONELY GIRL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
MATTE

Jay Moore. wife and children spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives at
Blaine.
Rev. d. M. Moore preached a very
interesting sermon at the Cando church
Sunday.
Allie Edwards. wife and little daugh-
ter and Miss Bertha Moore spent the
week end with relatives in Louisa.
Mahala Moore Of Russell, who has
been visiting relatives at this place,
has returned home.
ID. M. Justice and wife were visiting
relatives at Blaine recently
Minnie Moore and little sol. were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ID. Ball.
Alma and Jettie Hays entertained
quite number Of young folks Sunday.
Dewey Moore was calling on Goldie
ChiIders Sunday. MRS. GRUMPY. 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
NEGRO auReLAna COME

The negro man and woman II
In West Virginia and brought
isa for robbing J. IsrnI4I.r't sldi
their names ms John Lace and
Edwards. They are wanted 4
st. Adams, w. Va. whore fhtf 3
Jacobson's store, accondinn 10 ~
and their confessioii Nf. 1ao
came here and intervIeNtd lhs "a
and wanted TO take chem back a
IN his case. but they VIII ~ ID
answer here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

@. S. Bromiield. who has been quite
siok Is slightly improved.
b. H Buckley and family OF Scioto-
VILE. Ohio, are visiting relatives here,
Fred Kinner OF this place and Miss
Fhclna Chadwick OF Ashland reports
say will be married today, leaving soon
after the ceremony for Akron. o.
Everett Rice has accepted position
at the freight depot in Ashland
Geo. Williamson is at home having
completed his work at Peach Creek
NJ Va.
AR and Mrs. v. G. Layne Of Ashland,
are visiting here.
hrs. John Kinner of Catlettsbure
was here wednesday having been cali
Cd by the illness Of her mother, Mrs
Harriet Ranlxins Of Durbin.
E. d. Milem and the Riddle heirs of
Durbin have sold their farms during
the past week. Mr., Milem will move
soon TO Missouri.
Born. recently to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Copley, son; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Doweil, a son; Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Fin
ney. son and Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L.
Woods, daughter.
1[r. and Mrs Edwin s. Kane, Mrs,
Helen Smith. Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs.
Ceres Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. s. p Ha-
ger of Huntington, motored up Sunday
and attended the services honoring our
S. s. Supt.. ]. F.. Hatten
b. II. Cooksey and family and Miss
Quinn Cooksey were over Sunday Wis
itors in Huntington.
Hurry Pollard, former citizen Of
this vicinity died recently in a Hunt
ington hospital where he was operated
on for peritonitis.
Miss Alley of Louisa and Miss Ran
som were over Sunday visitors with
the Misses Heaberlin.
Geo. Lalin. ST.. formerly of Zelda
died at Hanging Rock, o.. Saturday.
The remains were inferred at Buch-
anan chapel Sunday where a large
crowd was present.
Ben Copley and family and Dewey
Hobson and family were Huntington
visitors Sunday. DOT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
RUSSELL LECTURE HERE.

+. A. Poston, of Huntington, lectured
at the court house in Louisa sunday
afternoon. He is disciple of Rus
Isellism. The end OF the world in 1926
is predicted. it is said Books setting
forth the theories he talked about were
offered for sale at the close u the
meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

"a the residence OF El11ff t-',H
MargeIite Heights and VIM not
same at once. Mr.. con|If U||I J
new l,pmc on 4 lot roo1ntlr par
In front OF the homo n 1IHrIflpI
and MIs. II. G. II. Co1|nl rtIfI
Hmm. ---
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
COURT oE APPEALS.

Sword, &c, VS.. Fields, Pike; affirm.
ed.
/ Wexford VS., Majestic Galleries Co
Pike; reversed.
keystone Gas Co, VS.. Salisbury, Sc
Floyd; affirmed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
Van viii Hotel Changes
Hands November I.

I. M. and Courtney Combs OF Camp
ton, KY, have purchased from Ed Van
hoose the Van VIII hotel and will take
possession OF the business November
/. The deal was closed on the nth of
this month.
Combs brothers have been in the oil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
M 81 CHURCH SOUTH.

Rev. i. N. Fannin came up from Ash
land Sunday evening and filed the APP
pointment of the Presiding Elder who
Slaughter came Monday evening and
was detained by a funeral service. Rev.
leld the quarterly conference.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

Next week is Home Iogs n
Week. Let's mako me NkWs
biggest. best and most s1ctai
them all. What do you 4sti A 4
with usg We believe 1n1 BE- :,
us your subscription. b D. K /
absent relative or friend
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anck 10 old Poaition.

6aet To Old Position.
!. 6. Newman. who has beei with
tho Bank Of McRoberts at Flcmiu,,
Ky. for the past few weeks returned
last Saturday and is now back NJ his
old position with the Painisville Ma
ilnifel Bank
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
PAINTSVILLE
Lots Purchased.

Jno. w. Preston and irwin Rice have
purchased lots from Mrs. Fetter In
Marguerite Heights across the street
from the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Thomas and win soon build new
residences That section OF the town Is
rapidly building up and Is very de-
sirable section in which to i've.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
MartIed u lronton.

Mrs Carai Preston. widow OF the
late Fred Preston, was married last
week in Ironton, Ohio. 10 Mr.. George
w. Cullen. Mrs. Preston was well
known in Palmsvilie whore she visited
relatives. Both the bride and groom
are OF the best families In ironton and
the many friends In this section wish
them happy and prosperous life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
New Building.

s. A. Webb started work this week
on the foundation of large two story
brick building on his lot on Maint 81 !
between his residence and the Fanntn
building The BUILDING is 10 be mod
ern business house with office rooms
on the second floor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
win 90 to Jenkins.

Judge A. J. Kirk spent Sunday with
his family here He has secured his
house in Jenkins, built for the com
panys attorney, and his household
goods have been shipped to Jenkins.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04
Residence Purchased.

Beecher Stapleton, republican nom
inee for county judge, has purchased
the residence now occupied by VIII A.
Ward from Mrs. Fetter and will soon
move Ms family 10 Paintsville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

Harry Atkinson, Of Los Angeles, cal.
who is In the government service is
here this week the guest OF his moth
elr Mrs Mary Atkinson.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

business for many years and have
drilled number OF wells In the John
SON Magoffin field,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

Attorney N. Q, wheeler has purcbas-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-04

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17
ZAPISKY
Mistniho Sdruzeni Svazu Svo-
bodomyslnych re dne 25.
duhna 1921.

Nez-li schuze otevrena, pred
seda MaXa zada pritomneho
recnika p. Lunaka, by promlu-
vii 0 volne mySlence. Pan Luz
max ujima sc slova postupne
,cituje zasluzne nezasluzne
muze po dobu postupu volne
mySlenky, az po naSi dobu. Pc
proslovu predseda MaXa deku-
ie q celek provolava uprimne
NaZdar!
Ma to predseda otyira schu-
ri "a dosti tetne ucasti.
Nasledujici t6lesa vysilaji
sve zastupce ku spolecne pra-
ci oslav poradanych cervnu a
Gervenci a sice: Nelkorad C.S.
P.S., Jednota Taboritd, Velko-
vybor jed, Ohio Fishing
Club Delnicka Rada.
Clenu pristupuje 5 a t6z
Vlastimila, els. 8, jed. stava
Sc clenem a vysila svoii "a
stupkyni.
Zastupce p. Josef Stibr zmi-
nuje Sc ohledne skolstvi a pla-
til ucitelskych a nabada, by
Sc staIy zdejsi skoly "Matitni-
mi; ponechano K rozhodnuti
spolku.
Program diyaGl" "Oslava
Mistra jana Husa zaslany p
Holubem k sehral ma "oslavr
Husovu' V cervenci, ponechal
vykonnemu vyboru.
PriSti schuze vykonneho w
boru kazdG pondeli Y Ces. Mar
SIM Y 8 hod. vecer.
Timto program vycerpan {
schuze ukoncena.
L, Mark, tajemnill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

PRODA Sc pekna farma o
534I akru, novy dunn 26x40 a
Is vysoky, nova ban, silo, sle-
plcnlk, garaz, sypka, 2 rybni-
ky, kone, kravy, slepice, pse-
nice, brambory, vsechny stroje,
ID akru louky, II akru ovsa
zaseto, ranne brambory a kor-
ma. Pekny les a pastvina. Pro-
da Sc sc zasobami aneb bez, a.
neb Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
Jetek. - Dale farma o 46 a.
krech, 5 krav, 2 kone, so sle-
pic, 10 prasat, l prasnice, kor-
ma, psenice, brambory, owes,
pekne ban6, mlekarna, cukr-
house, slepiGnik, $50 slepic, vel
ka zahrada, hrusky, svestky,.
Jablka a viSne, maliny, vino,
vSechny stroje, vozy, buggy, O.
YES a horna zaseta. Krasna po-
loha. Haste Sc u j. Prenosila,
l2309 Union Ave. ??
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc neb vymeni IA
dun grocerie a reznictvi mezi
ceskoslovenskymi uSedliky. Ma
6 pokoju, koupelnu, shep, fer
mes, dilnu, vsechny stroje "a
rizeni pro reznika, uzenare,
smisene zbozi a garaz. Jest to
rohoye miSto V plnem chodu a
obchod sc nachazi U Broadway
pod Ceskou Narodni SIM. Ce-
na tohoto majetku SC ysim zbo-
zim a zrizenim $4,000, hotoye
$4,000 a oStatni IA pryni mort
gage Oa 6 proc, ,neb Sc vymeni
IA dun. Pricina prodeje, ma
iitel opouSti m6sto. Haste sc
Il f. j. Parenica, 12309 Union
Ave. !?
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Ma zarnku vojetlnskem.
Napsa. Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.


zvali Karla rytire Krekula k
praci. Povest jeho rozhledu,
0 jeho nezistnosti, prave tax
jako povest jeho bohatstvi Sc
rozhlasila velice rychle. A ta-
Ike slechticke jmeno vabilo
mnohe spolky, ably Sc uchazely
o jeho pi'izen.
karel zacal psati take do
novin. Nejdrlve "Caskem o.
trokaistvi' nechanickem. Wy
dial hem take letaky, jez
vzbudily velikou. pozornost a
byly citovany' ma risske rade
We Vidni.
Starry dun malostransky pre-
stal byti tichym utulkem no.
vomanzelu. Stal Sc utociStem
vSech, kteri V otazkach narod-
nostnich hledali rady a pomo-
ci. Ke Karlovi pfijizdeji "a
stupcove ceskych mensin S pro
sbami 0 radu pomoc. Pricha-
Zeli sem VSak ii, kteTi hleda-
Ii lacine rady zalezitostech
soukromych. Karel brzy po-
znal, &c mnozi lide cd Ne
chanic hledeli koiistit 2 jeho
"protiotrokaTske" tinnosti
chteli 81 dat dobre zaplatiti svt
rozhodnuti; ucinene pod doj.
mem KarloSych plamennych
vvstrah, re deti isVych do ciziny
neZaprodaji.
Mafenka ochotne pomahala
karlovi odpovidati ma 'dopisy a
ia Karlovy nepritomnosti pri.
iimala Getne navstevy. Ale "a
! inedlouho nebylo zbyti: Karel
pfiial urednika, iakehosi osob-
niho sekretafe. Doporucen mu
byl Jan Petera, nejpfedn6iSi
1menSinovy pracovnik, jenz by
castym hostem u Krekulu. By
to muz krasneho zevnejSku,
reGnik vytecny, bystreho du-
cha a sirokeho rozhledu. Jme-
no jeho melo vyborny zvuk
Bylt Jan Petera tajemnikem
severoCeskeho m6stecka, na
pomezi narodnostnim, 0 n6z sc
vedl prudky boj.
J Petera dovedl zjAati Karla
take pro svuj kraj{ Ma svody
Peterovy rozhodl Sc Karel, ze
ptiSti l6to ztravi V, meste na
pomezl,
Mafenka trp6livd nasledova-
la karla. Krasne shy jeji o Ii,
chem, st'astn6m zivot6 Sc O.
IvSem brzy roZplynuly Toho
1
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PRODA Sc farma 0 166ti a.
krech Twinsburg, O., j mil
cd Clevelandu, / u mile cd A
kron-Cleveland Main Rd., vse-
chino farmarsk6 zarizeni, ovoc-
ny sad o 500 stromech nos
nych, 700 stromu javorovych,
stroie, 2 sila, bane, elektrick6
sVetlo, automaticky yodni sy-
stem, fernes, praci stroi, 45
krav a jine zarizeni. Ia mleko
Sc trzi We Il dnech $500. Po-
zemky yyhnojene. Cena levna.
Haste sc u j. II. Rabich, Ma
cedona Rd., w. Twinsburg, O.,
Summit Co. 5-17
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XVII.

karel zatal naystevovati
schuzc. hlavn6 mcnslnoVe, Sc
znamil Sc S pracovniky menSl-
novymi, chodil do vsech sire
disk, ktera mela "a ukol mrav-
nj, kulturni hospodal'ske po-
vznesenl lidu.
Take do Mechanic okoll ne
koiikrate zajel,
Ia llratko nestaGll karel cd
povfdati na cetne dopisy, psa-
ii zprayy . podstnl zalezito-
stech, iichz vyrizenl mu syefl-
ly narodnL korporace. Vsude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

FARMA 51112 akrech, dunn
0 z pokojich, velk6 dve ban6,
garaz, slepicnik, vse dobrem
poradku V Hinckley Ridge,
State I'd. ze zapadni 80. ul. Je
- mil cd mesta, ulice rovna
a dlazdena. Haste sc IL w. A.
Furhiss, Brunswick, o. K. +. D.
No. 3, 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

vetera, kdyz prisla do pokoji-
ku otcova, ably, mu oznamila,
ze ma Vojetln nepoiedou, ale
&c cele leto ztravl tam ma Sc
veru, ma ohrozene vyspe, po.
nejprv We SVEN manzelstvi za-
plakala.
Postezovala 81:
"Karel vic vice Sc zapra-
da Peterou. A co Wy, tatinku,
|soudlte 0 tom cloveku? ia mu
neveriml Pod jeho skvelym ze-
vnejskem skryva Sc neco zle-
ho! ZaCina Sc Ike mne chova-
I'll zvlastnim zpusobem a bez-
mala by take Sc mnou mluvil
jako kamaradem. Dala jsem
mu ysak ma jevo, re 81 zakazu-
il takoveho nezpusobu ~ a je-
dna tedy ostraziteji."
"Nezlob Sc, Marenko, re ii
reknu vSecko tax, jak, isem 81
! to nyni Zas promyslil. Zenitba
Karloya tebou neprinese je-
lmu - ami tobe - zadouciho
,stesti. Ty, selska dcerka, vdo-
va po vojetinskem sedlakovi,
nemuzes nit Ma Karla takove.
ho vlivu, jako by mela zena
royna mu jmenim i stavem,
Ma tie rad, miluje te made vSe,
jsi mu choti zboznovanou, ale
nejsi mu pani a vladarkou. Ne:
jsi a nemuzeS byti. Mimo rodi.
nu, We sve cinnosti a We svyeh
| planech, tebou nepocita. A
ted uvaz jeste, ze V jeho Ii
ZACH jest podivinska krev ry.
tii'u vojetinskych! Z rodu tohc
rodili Sc bud zbrkli nesnase,
llivci, jako byl na priklad otec
tKarluv - nebo precitliv6li
snilkove, k dobrodruzstvi na
chylni, - jakym jest Karel
Ne, ne, nezlob Sc, neodpirei
jsme rozumni, jde nam bla-
no Karlovo, jako 0 SteSti TIVE
proto uvazme vSecko klidne g
nezastirejme 81 pravdy. A Vel
mi, re media Sc tn mic delat. Ode
vzdejme Sc do rfkou Pane, at
S nami nalozi, iak Sc mu. libi
Ty klidne konej to, echo Ka-
rel Zada. Ty pri mem stuj Jake
and6l strazny, miluj no, opa-
truj no a hled' 81 Zachovat silu
a statecnost pro easy budOuci
abys mu byla podporou, kdyby
ma vas pfiSla trapeni nejaka, &c
| hoz huh nedopouStej. Ale Wy.
mlouvat kar4ovi, Srazet no s
nastoupene cesty, nebylo by
nic platno. krekulove nepovo-
Ii. Takove snahy by molly do
konce rozrusit vas manzelSkJ
zjvot. A toho Sc chranl Bud
trpclivou a oddanou manzel-
hou, obklopuj no laskou vse-
cko ostatni ponech Panu."
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BOHATE VYSiVANE

nezne zdobene jarni a ietni
cerecky pro ditky do dvou let;
ncinovejSi IVORY hedvabnych 5
hebkou podsivkou i JENNIE pla-
tynkove, v$ech cisel cd IL do
is, koupite nyni v striznim OBJ
chode ia Koudelu" els. 4735
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-17

PRODA Sc neb pronaime
dunn o z pokojich, move barve-
ny, velky sklep, koupelna,
plyn, elektrika, pentry. Tento
tyden bude uprazdnen. Haste
Sc v cisle 1906 War Ave. Cena
die uJednani. 5-18
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DRIVE NEZ KOUPfTE
FARMu.

PBte 81 0 seznam farem Cd
40 do 300 akru, kde Sc pestuil
dve drody do roka. Kde .ieste
pozemky predrazeny nebyly.
Farmy, ktere my nabizlme
Jsou krasnem, zdravem, ces-
koslovenskem okoli, Peters
burg Virginia, blize mestecka
New Bohemia Sc nal6zajicich.
Ceny farem s domy stodo-
lami jiz zafizene, cd $50 do
$40 "a aN, mono vlastniti.
neco malo hotove, ostatnl pax
ma 5-let az 34-let ma 6 procent.
Dalsi informace mileradi
sdelime.
Piste jeste dnes
SLAVIA FARM LAND co.
Room 315-316 Mechanic Bldg.
Petersburg, Virginia.
@1.<ovv~S~v~c~
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PRiJMoU Sc prodavaci ma
pravidelnou mzdu, aneb kteri
niiuvl cesky neb slovensky.
Skusenosti neni zapotrebi. W.
borny prodej allotmentu neb
novych domu. Haste Sc V els.
500 Bangor Bldg, els. 942-4
Prospect Ave. 5-2O
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PRODA Sc obchodni cihlovy

PRODA Sc obchodni cihlovy
dunn, ktery nese $3.50 mesicne
naJmu. Dunn je modernG zari-
1eny 4 yytapi Sc horkou vodou.
Jsou tam diva obchody a 4 by
tyS Tent odum Sc naleza ma jed
ne q nejlepSich obchodilich u
lie. Zada Sc hotove $4,000.
Haste Sc u J. Snletany, 5023
Dolloff I'd. Tel. Union 81 l..
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PRODA Sc novE dunn, bun
galov o 6ti pokojich, koupelna,
skopky, fernes, elektrika, Po
pflpade Sc vym6ni "a prazdny
lot, da Sc pod cenu. Pficina pro
dele odjezd Ma farmu. Haste
sc V els. 1909 Lenacrave Ave.
V Corlett, 5-19
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PRODA Sc:
X LASkAVEMU POVSyM-
JEDNORODINNE. DOMY:

5 pokoj,u, ulice dlazdena, 49,
800, hotove $1,000. - Dunn o
6ti pokojich, pore We predu,
$4,000, hotov6 $1,000. = Dunn
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna, fer
nes, 4,500, hotove $1,000. -
DUN 0 6ti pokojich S veSkerym
zaflzenim, $1,000, hotov6
$1,000. - Moderni bungalov
dvourodinny 0 5 pokojich dole
a peti nahore koupelnami,
SIS, 300, hotove $500. My name
vice iednorodinnych i dvouro-
dinnych domu k, yybrani "a
skutecne mirne ceny prijd'te Sc
presv6dcit nez jinde koupite.
Haste Sc Il j. KuIik Realty Co,
1892 w. 48th ST., blize Clark
Ave. 5-19
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kOUPlM dun Sc reznickym
a grocernim zbozim, aneb dunn
hde by Sc podobny obchod
nohl zafidit. Nechte adressu V
adm. I. listu. ="
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$4,000 KOUPf 1-rod. dunn o

T"NN" NkS0I I-IUN, UWILI .
Gtl svetnicich, koupelna, ga
raz, ulice dlazdena, tez Sc Wy
meni "a dunn dyourodinny. Biz
81 sdeli ]. f. Nejedlik and Co.,
11015 Union Ave. Oba telefo-
ny. !?
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nj nepotrebujeme zadneho
strycka, ably mas vykofistoval.
Pojedeme samy.'
"Vzdyt' YAM nedaji pasu,"
podotkl Karel.
Dali, dali, 0 to jsme sc liz
postaraly. Name uz dopisy 2
Vladivostoku, diva znaml nam
je poslali. Pisl nam v Mich, "a
bychom Sc jiz do Vladivostoku
vratily, vybavy jiste ze uz ma
me nakoupeny. Ma takove dopi
sy nam pasy vydaji. Budeme
Sc vydavat "a nevesty tech,
kteri nam q Vladivostoku psa-
Ii. A talk mas tam musejl pu-
stit."
Karel Sc pfesvedcil, re sestry
Jiskrovy jsou prohnane, ba ne
bezpecne zenstiny.
Hledel Sc, jich tedy co nej-
rychleji zbyti.. Rekl jim, re Ia
dosti ieiich pemuze vyhoveti,
k takove veci ze Sc nepropuj-
ci, ze nemuze a~nesmi podpo-
rovati dalsi iejich spatny Ii
vot.
DevCata Sc rozpustile zaSma
la Karlovu napomenutl a zrov
ma tax, iako Sc smichem vesla.
tax We smichu odesla.
"Jaka .pomoc. kdyz nechce-
te. Vsak my Sc bez vaseho do
poruceni take obedience" to
byla posledni slova Marie il
skrovy mezi dveimi
Po- odchodu "harfenic" ote-
vfela Marenka okna, nemohla
liz dychati ve vzduchu, ktery
opel odpornymi vonaykami ne
chanickych divek.
"NeStesti harfemickemu
treba Celit Y zarodku. Napra-
vovati - ma to byva jiz pozde.
Nutno zameziti vyvoz nevin-
nych deti do ciziny. Jakmlle
vsak deti zvyknou ma nicemny
zivot, pax tezko ie pfipoutati
k poradnemu zivobyti. Iacnu
liz pracovati proti nechanicke-
mu otrokdlStyi !, Ostatnc Pc
trebuii cinnosti. velkc cinnostl,
A jak Sc mi nyni bude pracova
ii, Jak budu pospichat re schu-
ii q q cest do utulneho domova
k tob6, draha zeno )" llcho-
tive tulil Sc karel k Maience.
Marcnka teprvc ted SC pro
birala . dojmu, jez dusi iell
zanechala naVSteya sestcr il
skroVych
KareI poslcdni dobe uz ca
steii mluyil sve priSti cinno-
sti. Marenka mlcela, naslou-
chaiic planum KarloVym, ale
zensky pud ieji nesouhlasll
plany temi. Bala Sc karla
myslila ma ieho Slechetnost, na
ieho dnpdrivost. Vedela, &c ia
rel pres vcllle zkuSenosti n
votni nepo1na hned uskohu
ze vidi kazdem clov6ku Jcr
poctive a cestne iadro.
"Do starosti, do vclkych sta
rosti SC Ease vrha, do starostl
ktere priuesou icnom zklama
ri a pl'ivodi dbytek imeni 8
pripravi mas Q kid
TAX soudila Marenka, bala
Sc ysak prcnesti neimensi zmll
ku proti Karlovym planum
Varovaia Sc, abv Karel j nlkdy
nemohl whit Z lakoty a hrabl
yosti. A takova zmlnka 0 w
daiich na priSti cinnost karlo
VII by mohla vzbuditi podczfe
nj, &c Marenka Z lacnostl p'
pen6zich chcc braniti slcchetn'
praci Karlove pro utlskovanc
bidne.
XVII.
karel zaGal naySteVoval
schuzc. hlavnG mcnSlnoVe, sc
znamil Sc pracoVniky menSl
novymi, chodil do vsech sire
disk, ktera mela "a ukol mrav