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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
BENTLEY-OSGO0D
Marriage of Former Employe of Lyon
Store to Morrisville Man.

A quiet wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Ellen 0sgood of Ii First avenue
Montpelier, when her daughter, Miss
Fanny Jane Osgood, was married Ia
Lloyd Cassius Bentley OF Morrisyil!e
by Rev Charles st. John, pastor OF the
Congregational church. The services
were marked with the double ring GER
emony and were attended only by the
immediate relatives of both parties 1t
was in the midst of parlor daintily
decorated with ferns and sweet peas
that the knot was tied Miss Mary 0s-
good, a sister of the bride, was brides
maid and Homer Bentley, brother of
the groom, best man.
The bridal party, with their rela
5, sat down soon after to wed
ding feast prepared by the brides
mother, and it was only short time
later that the bride and groom left
for parts unknown.
The groom is well known business
man and popular druggist in Morris
vile, while his bride, formerly man
ager of the crockery department of
the +. NJ. Lyon store in Barre. has
many friends both in Barre and Mont
peiier.
Relatives from out of town present
at the wedding were Mrs Frederick p.
Carleton and daughter, Miss Frederica,
Of Glens Falls, r. ", Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Small of Morrisville and Miss
Mary Carleton Dr. Fannie Carleton
and Miss Alice Wheaton of Barre.
After honeymoon trip of two
weeks, the couple plan to reside in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
IRISH REPLY
is DELIVERED
De Valera's Statement Is
Turned Over to Premier
Lloyd George
NO INTIMATION
AS TO CONTENTS
And It's Nature May Not
Be Divulged for
Days

London. Aug. H., tBy the Associated
Press The reply of Eamon DE Valera,
the Irish republican leader, to the
British governments Irish peace pro-
posals was handed to Austen Cham
berlain, government leader IN the
House of Commons, at noon to-day.
The tenor of the reply was with
held The official explanation was
that it would be subject first to con
ferences by the cabinet and that 1t
was unlikely to be divulged for some
days.
Robert c. Barton, member of the
Dali Eireann, gave the reply to Mr..
Chamberlain in the absence of Premier
Lloyd George in France.
Mr.. Barton was accompanied by Art
O'Brien, president of the Gaelic'League
in London. Both were De Valera's
companions during his recent talks in
Downing street with Lloyd George.
Mr.. Chamberlain announced in the
House of Commons the receipt OF the
reply, which was Immediately forward
ed to Premier Lloyd George in Paris.
Asked as to whether he would in
form the House what Mr. De Valera's
reply was, the government leader said
it was addressed to the prime minis
ter and obviously must be considered
by the latter before any statement re-
garding it could be made.
The prime minister was planning TO
return to London on Sunday, Mr..
Chamberlain added. and he hoped that
a statement might he made by Mr.. !
Lloyd George in the House of Com |
mons Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
OHNER OF GRIP
HELD RESPONSIBLE
Negro Baggage Handler Dropped Grip
and Pistol in 1t Went
nH

Washington, ID. C., Aug. ll.-Wl-
liam A. White of Philadelphia, trav-
cling. salesman, was arrested yesterday
in Huntsville. Ala, at the request Of
the LEGAL police. The arrest was the
outgrowth of the death Of Van Buren
Hill, negro baggage handler at the Tn
ion station here. Hill, while unloading
baggage, dropped a suitcase causing
pistol inside to be fired. The ball struck
the negro in the stomach infiicting a
wound from which he died two DAYS
later
Ownership of the suitcase was traced
to White, the police stated, and a cor
oners jury returned a verdict holding
White responsible for Hills death. The
verdict was based on a violation Of
the interstate commerce law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
VICIOUS ATTACK
ON YOUNG MOTHER
Albert Batchelder, Inmate of Industrial
School, Sent from Plainfield, Clubbed
Mrs. L. Cheeseman of w. Addison.

Vergennes, Aug. ll.--As the result
Of an attack made upon her, Mrs
Louis Cheeseman, "a years of age, is IN
an extremely critical condition, with
| bad wounds about the head and face
and Albert Batchelder, Is years of age
| an inmate of the industrial school, is
in the Addison county jail at Middle
bury awaiting the outcome of his vic
TINS injuries. He has readily admitted
making the attack, which was com
mitted for the purpose of robbing the
| Cheeseman home, and says he is ready
to take his punishment.
The attack occurred Tuesday after
noon about l 80 o'clock. Batchelder,
out on parole, in the employ of Henry
Spaulding, next door neighbor to the
Cheeseman's in the town of West Addi-
mans and found Mrs. Cheeseman alone
with her infant child
Batchelder carried large pruning
knife and asked Mrs. Cheeseman II she
didn't think it good throat cutter
As Batchelder had been in the habit of
coming to the house to do odd jobs she
felt no alarm and asked him where he
got the knife. to which he replied, Mr..
SpauIding had given it to him to prune
raspberry bushes.
She resumed her ironing, while the
boy stood in the doorway and contin
ued to talk. Finally, when Mrs Cheese
man turned her back to get another
iron from the stove. Batchelder reached
through an adjoining doorway and,
seizing broom, began to rain blows
on the head and face of Mrs. Cheese
man, inficting such wounds that she
lost consciousness.
Frightened, Batchelder returned 10
the Spaulding home and getting an
auto, asked the maid, Alice Raine, to
come with him and render assistance
to Mrs. Cheeseman, who, he said, had
been attacked by man. They found
Mrs Cheeseman hysterieal, by the
gate and took her to a neighbors, Fred
Nuttall, where DR.. II. c. Phelps at
tended her.
Batchelder, meanwhile had got his
bicycle and started away. When Mrs. |
3heeseman had recovered she said |
had attacked her and neigh |
Dors organized party and caught |
lim at Potash bay on Lake Champlain |
Wilson took him to the |
Industrial school for safe keeping for
he night and yesterday morning the
flair was reported TO States Attor-
ley Stone.
Batehelder freely admitted his guilt
md said his intention was to use what
ver force was necessary to rob the
'heeseman house and get money
nough TO get away with.
He was arraigned before Judge Dick
ms at Middlebury yesterday after
oon, charged with atrocious assault
nd committed 10 the county Jail pend
ng the result of Mrs. Cheeseman's in
uries. Her condition is preearious
Bstchelder was born in Plaiufeld
nd has been at the industrial school
or six years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
NEW SAM BROWNE BELT.
Has Two Stripes, One Over Each ShOul-
der.

Washington, ID. C., Aug. IA new
type Of Sam Browne belt for wear by
army officers, with two straps. one
over each shoulder, has been designed
by the quartermsster general and sp-
proved BY General Pershing. A war
department announcement to-day de-
scribed the belt a. having two strap
removable pistol slides. first aid pouch,
oanteen, double magazine pocket and
sabre attachment, thus differing dis
tinetly from that nov being worn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
DYNAMITE USED
nv REPRISAL
States Attorney Ashbel V. Smiths
Home at Waukegan, Ill, Was
Dynamited.

Chicago, Aug. ia dynamite ex-
plosion early to-day wrecked the resi-
dence of Colonel Ashbel v. Smith,
states attorney, at Waukegan, H., but
no one was injured.
Belief that the explosion was the re-
suit of warfare waged by Colonel
Smith against Illicit liquor sellers was
expressed by the authorities.
Il have no doubt that il was a re-
prisal by the bootleggers." Bolonel
Smith said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
LYNcHING FRUSTRATED.
When Prisoner Was Removed from the
Jail by Officers.

Augusta, Ca, Aug. ll.-An attempt
cd lynchlng by a mob estimated at
two hundred was frustrated by county
officers to-day when they removed c
q Fox and Jesse Gappins. held for
the murder n William Brszell. a Co
iumbia, : G., student, from the coun-
~ Jail and rushed them 70 Savannah
for safe keeping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
THREE GENERATIONS ON LINKS
North Family Featured Father and
. Son" Tournament.

Boston, Aug IA feature Of the
"father and SON golf tournament held
at the Winchester country club yester-
day, was the playing of the three gene
rations of the Northfamily of Wellese
~. Inthe morning round Howard NJ.
North played with his 6s year-old
father while in the afternoon flight he
had as a partner his l5 year old son.
The matinee round was the best by
eleven strokes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
ODD FELLOWS CONVENTION
Is Being Held at cleveland-Three
Day Session.

Cleveland, Aug. IA three-day
convention of Odd Fellows of the Unit
ed States and Canada began here to-
day. Business sessions will be held to-
day, to morrow and Saturday morn
ing. Saturday afternoon will be de-
voted 10 a social program
The degree of Perfection will be
conferred upon lodge during the con
vention
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
DREW REVOLVER
According TO Charge Made by 0fioer
Against John Murphy

White River Junction. Aug ll-Iohn
Murphy. employed IN the commissary
department IT the Wilder plant of the
international Paper company, where
a strike T. in progress j. in Jail on =
charge of having drawn revolver on
Deputy sheriff Daniel HufnaH
According 70 HuHnail he was irving
q quiet Murphy whom be alleges
was drunk. when the latter produced
the revolver
HufnsI seizel him hv the head.
causing him 90 drop the weapeu Mur-
phy. upon breaking free seiEed The
revolver and threw i ser = feEas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
JUROR PAINTED.
Causing Abrupt Halt in Trial Of
Ulysses cormier.

During the trial of Ulysses Cormier
in Montpelier city court to-day on the
charge Of operating an automobile
when he was intoxicated. one Of the
Jurors. John Hale of East Montpelier.
tainted away and the trial Wa abrupt
ly halted The juror vas carried 30 the
police station. where he remained early
this afternoon. being somewhat more
comfortable.
IN D. the time % the halt. about
half 4 dozen witnesses. mostly from
had been ou The stand and
there were about q many more The
gisr of their testimony vas that Cor
mier serncd tn have been drinking on
BE- day in question, ihe complaint b.
.nr in Waterbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
LOST LIFE TEACHING SWIMMING.
DR.. Willis Marion Was Drowned in
Mascoma Lake.

White River Junction. Aug. ll.-Dr.
Willis Marion, 40. OF Calais. Me-, was
drowned yesterday afternoon in Mas
coma lake. three miles east Of here.
near Shaker village in New Hamp.
shire. while teaching his two sons TO
swim.
Or Marion was subject 70 heart
trouble and it is thought that this
NAV have contributed 10 the tragedy
Searching partie, are planning to
use dynamite for the recovery Of the
body
Dr Marion had been visiting at the
cottage of his mother who spends her
summers al Enfield Center, y H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
FUNERAL OF JOHN MARI.
Held at the Home Of His Brother in
wilhamstOwn.

The funeral of John Mari. who died
in Wiliiamstown sunday. was held
from the home u his brother. George
Mari. of that place Tuesday afternoon
at , o'clock Rev Charles T. Walsh #
the Congregational church ofiicisted
The pail bearers were William Perry.
George Murray. Edward Bruce and
Robert Kynock Iufcrment was in the
Wiliamstoun cemetery.
Among fhuse from uuf ~ town 80
attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs
r. &. Harrington II Cabot Mr.. James
Edwards 81 Webster,iile Mr and Mr.
William Perry. Mr. aud Airs fseorus
Murray ard Edward Bruce % Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
BOAT AND CARGO LOST.
But Crew Of Black Arrow Saved OF
Coast of Spain.

Madrid. Aug. 1.-THE United States
shipping board steamer Black Arrow
sank early this morning Of Cap Vilano
on the west coast Of Spain. The
steamer was on its way from Havana
10 Ssnfander.
The crew and passengers were saved
but il was thought the boat and its
cargo were entirely lost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11
80 Nominatea.

Washington Aug H. Robert W
Mfuen u Aerceruee was nominated
yesterday ~ President Harding d r.
collector 81 internal revenue for Yer
mont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-11

The Black Arrow. 4 vessel II $500
tons. left New York on July Is for
spanish ports BY way of Havana
whence she sailed July p She wss
formerly the German steamer Rhaetia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-18
"SVET''
Lez jakou kdy byla".

nez jakou kdy byla".
iona no chtela", pravil Ste
pan trpce.
"Ovsem, ale ona no nemilu-
je, nikdy ho nemilovala".
t'Snad no milovala V prvnim
case manzelstv1".
"To muze byti; ma kazdy
pad, mily priteh, netrvalo to
dIouho. Nasledkem jeho nehod
neho, neslusneho, abych nefekl
.mizerneho chovani Sc, ztratil
vsecku uctu u sve PAM; a pak-
Ii jej vubec milovala, nemdze
nynl jinak,y neza epovrhovati S
MIN" .eN su 81 SIS
sale tento muz ma il pevne
ma onom retezi prikovanou,
ktery jest jednomu TAX t6zkym
q druhemu tax lehkym k neSe-
nj - svazkem stavu manzel-
skeho".p5e on 4em
"Stepane, tento ret6z mono
nyni pretnouti; parliament jak
ii znamo, prohlasil rozvod ia
zakonity".
Madame Durosoyova nepo-
uzije tohoto prava k svemu o.
svobozeni'.
"Kdo viz"
(Pokracovani.)
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PRODEJ FAREM.

Farma Id akrech, bank
barn, dunn o 16tI pbkojich, "a
soby naradl a vse potfebn6.
Cena $24,500 -4 Farma o So
akrech, II mil cd Squaru, do
bre stavbyyS zaT1zeni, stroje,
tez sc vymeni7za mestsky ma
jetek. Cena S17,50O. - i Far
ma oa30 akrech, IL mil cd
Squaru, zachovale stavby a vse
zaFizeno, Cena $4,000.
Farma Q so akrech, ? minuty
cd cesty 2 Miles Ave, dohre
budovy, Cena $4,000, - Far
mifka 0 ,jednom a tri ctvrti a
kru, moderni 6-pok. dunn, ce7
ma $4,000. = Pozemek o l
akru u kary, dun 4 pokojich
cottage, = akiV brambor,
cena $4,000. u Pozemek 20
ls akru, dun Gc6ttage" 3
pokojich, blize kary, cena
81, 400 = Nam jeste vice ruz-
nyeh majetk1 ma prodej neb
ma vymenu ma dlouhe splatky
pri hotovem ykladu $1,000. T6z
mlsta obchodni. Bli2Si sdeli
John Jares, 5S47 Broadway.
taog saa1b otSsa4 fe S-21s
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PRODA Sc dina na sprav-
ku obuyi, kde mono vyd6lati
az 500 tydne. Stroje hnane
elektfinou. Naleza Sc Y els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc Y elsie 7753
Broadway po 5t6 hod. veter.
S-29
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mem viaduktu, ma nenz prave
pracovat zaeah { AD1&5tAs4
Stepan odlozil pero a poda-
val Georgeovi ODE ruce vstrlc.
"Vytrhuji te snad", pravil
malir. gv 1s
"Co te napadar' odpovedel
inzenyr zive ! moi pfatelene-
vytrhuji mne nikdy;- pejsplse
stezuji ST ma jejich ridk6 ma
vstevy". +
"Stepane, chci ii neco fieip.
zoe Sc jedna?"
Ones rano byl jsem S Her
mionou u pana Yoly, Wis ono
no proslul6ho klenotnika V
Paix ulici; tam seSli jsme se-
hadej S kym?"
"Nemam zadn6 tuseni". + Z
IS madame DurosoyovouW
Stepan Sc zachvel. "Ahw y
zvolal tonem radostneho pre-
kvapeni.
"Stepane, zda Sc mi, re do
sud milujeS madame Durosoy-
ovu!"
"Ano, George, dosud; chtel
jsem tuto nesmyslnou, bezna-
dejnou lasku re sveho srdce
Yyrvatti, ale neSlo to. To jest
kfetba, ktera hryzne mGj zivot.
Ale privykl jsem tomu trapeni
tax, re visim vice ma sve lasce
.nez ma SVEN zivot6. Konecn6
viz, priteli, jak daleko ma po-
setilostt saba; mui zal stal Sc
mi tax drahym, re myslim, re
mi bez neho nelze zittil - A
lie co mi chceS rici madame
Durosoyove? Mluvila te-
bou?"
"Vym6nili jsme spolu jen
nekolik SLOW. Madame Duro-
soyova jest nest astna, St6pa-
me-.
"Rci rad6ji nejnest astnessi
mezi zenami".
"Verim tomu".
"A prece -"
"Videl isi il cd tveho navra-
tn z Ruska?"
"Nevidel. O, ma chuti k to-
mu mi neschazelo! Ale proc?
Necht6l jsem ac me srdce
proti tomu Sc vzpouzelo, podro
bill isem Sc sve Will. Neien re
isem il nevyhledaval, nybrz Wy
Ihybal jsem Sc vSem prilezito-
stem, abych Sc nj nesetkal.
VidiS, George, zda Sc mi, ze
bych Sc ami neodvazil vysaditi
Sc ieiimu pohledu".
"Proc?'
"Ponevadz neverim sve sile.
Citim, re kdybych Sc octnul ma
HE V jeji pritomnosti, nebyl
bych to sebe opanovati; ztra-
til bych zmuzilost, chvel bych
Sc, uzardel bych Sc, sklopil
bych oci jako pri zlocinu po-
stizeny Skolak. PAX, George,
uhodla by ona me tajemstvi;
ale "a nic ma svete nechci, ably
poznala, jak vaSniv6 il milu-
ji!'
"Chapu to-"
"Ona Sc asi mnoho zmenila,
neni-liz pravda? ?"
"Ano, nebot' trpi velice; je
to vid6t jeiiho pohledu a je-
iich tahu; ale vzdor tomu ne
utrpela ma sv6 krase; skoro
bych myslil, re zarmutek, KITE
ry il trapi, ucinil il puvabnejsi
nxxxgzsgsxxzExxyzxssEsrs ygzzzyyszvrsyxrEyyrzsuu
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Zvyseni cen.

Jsem uz deset let zenat a RI
kan, ma zena je mi dnes pra-
We tax draha jake V den swat
by.
Jenom? Povazite-li, re vse-
elmo stouplo Gene aspon de
setkrat?
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Wy S T X AHA!

Nizepsany vyzyvam timto
vsechny, kteri rozsiruji mne
utrhacn6 a mne zlehcujici reel,
by ustali We SVEN neSlechet-
mem a Ma pravd6 Sc nezakla-
iajicim jednani, jinak k obha-
jeni sve cti budu 'nucen zakro-
titi soudni cestou. n
JOSEF HRUDKA,
1858 zap. as. ul.
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PoKOJE k pronajmuti v
Plzensk6m hotelu Cd $1,000 W.
Sc, vse moderne zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchnd. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway.,r sf- e9a 2.
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FARMA AZ akru "a S450O.
Tato drubeznicka farma Sc ma
leza pri hlayni ceste mezi Gle
velandem q Akronem. Je ma
nj dun Bungalow" 0 5ti po-
kojich, velk6 ban6, A slepicni-
ky, potok skrz celou farmu. Je
tam 50 akru lesa, ostatni orpa
pdda. Nal6za Sc pouze ri mi
le od kary a l mill Cd dlazby.
Polovic hotoye. Pfineste 81 "a
Haste Sc Fr. j. Pare
nica, 3543 Z. loo st. 2 Union.
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SCOA &c " FySNCIlSliIs
Madame Durosoy", odvetil
on.
go, madame, zvolala Her
mione onou nepretvarenou
srdecnosti, ktera il tax milova-
nihodnou cinila, "nejste take
mne neznamou, George mluvil
Gasteji o vas to spusobem, kite
1y mne mohl ucinit zarlivou,
kdybych vubec zarlivou byti mo
hla. TEST mne, Ze nahodou jsme
Sc seznamily".
"Dekuji vam, madame.
80, nemate mezi svymi zna-
mymi pouze lhostejne", pokra-
covala Hermione, ''nybrz take
lidi, ktefi 81 vas vazi, vas obdi-
vuji; mate pfatele, a ia nemohu
Smlceti, re ia k MIN nalezim".
O6i madame Durosoyovy "a
lily Sc slzami. Podala Hermonii
ruku byla to jen @6kolik SLOW
ze sebe vypraviti. Potlaeila sve
pohnuti mysle. S rychlymi kro-
ky vzdalila Sc; ale nez opustila
salon, Gbratila Sc a S vyrazem
hluboke vdecnosti pravila:
80, d6kuji, d6kuji!''
kdyz klenotnik doprovodil
madame Durosoyovu Ike dve-
rim, vratil Sc zpet k panu a pa
nj Ramelove. "Uboha mlada pa.
ni", pravil, "odchazi Sc slzami
' ocich; jest videt, re Sc trapi;
ale w jste nakapala balsam ma
JeJi rany, madame Ramelova.
Nevedel jsem, pane Ramel, re
znate madame Durosoyovu".
PRED nekolika roxy vidal
]sem il caoteji We spolecnosti".
"Ano, prvnim roce jejiho
manzelstvi byla prvni hvezdou
V parizskych salonech. Tehdy
byla mou nejlepSi z&kaznici.
Mimo predm6tu, ktere pan Du
rosoy u mne k snatku koupil,
prodal jsem madame Durosoy-
owe asi "a sto tisic franku kle-
notu. Ale jak Sc easy meni! Ja-
ko o zivote, TAX o SteSii moz-
no fici, ze visi ma nitce; nit Sc
pretrhae a St6sti jest to tam.
Snad Sc pamatujete na omen
souboj pana Durosoye, souboi
ma bambitky; kulka jeho pro-
tivnika nejen ze jej strasne
zohavila, nybrz pan Durosoy
pozbyl skoro dplne rec; byl to
straSny zlocin".
"Ano, ano - pan Hektor Du
rosoy byl strasn6 potrestan".
"Myslim, re nikdy nepFislo
ma jevo, co zavdalo pricinu k
onomu souboji; sekundanti me
Ii sami -
ia byl jednim sekundan-
tenn, pane Yola".
Jest pravda, pamatuji Sc
nyni; nemohl jste iinak, ne
bot jiz tehdy byl jste vfelym
pritelem pana AleXise Molina.
Ale, pane Ramel, zda Sc mi, re
madame Durosoy netini vas ia
tuto udalost zodpov6dnym".
"Nejednala by dobre, kdyby
mne toho vinila".
Bud tomu jakkoliv: cd o.
noho soubole neni uboha mia
da pani vice St'astna a ia ztra-
Ill dobrou odkupnici".
"Prosim, pane Yola, coz ne
znaci navSteva madame Duro-
soyovy, re jste dosud neztrati.
svou zakaznici?"
Pan Yola zavrtel hlavou.
"Nejprijemnejsi cast m6ho OBJ
chouu jest prodej davam mu
prednost pred vSim ostatnim".
"Ale madame Durosoyova
zajiste k vam neprisla, aby mic
nekoupila?"
"Pane Ramel, cloveku boil
srdce. Vim, re sc 0 madame
Durosoyovou zajimate, slysel
jsem, co pravila vase PAM man
zelka, nemusim Sc tedy oha-
vati, re roznesete dale co YAM
gdelin OdkOunil iSam n1a,ia
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PRODA Sc lot ma Dove Av..
blize vych. 116. ul. Je 10 pri,
143 str. vSeehno mestske Za-'
vedeni. Cena $1,000. Haste Sc.
Y els. 1888 Z. 80 st. z Fleet A
Ve. S-19
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PRODA Sc damska muz-
ska kreicovska dina, aneb Sc
prime spolecnik do obchodu.
Dobre misto zalozene pred 5ti
roxy S. Brooklyne. Haste Sc
V els. 4301 w. 35th ST.. vez-
mete zap. 25. karu. S-24
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PRODA Sc:
STOR MA PRODEJ .

vhQdny pro ruzpy obchod,
dyema obydlimi a kou7
pelnou, hezky lot, bridl.
str, ' els. 3641 E. 40 St.,
nedaleko Fleet Ave. Cena
$1,000, $4,000 hotove.
500
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PRODA ST. fdobre jdouci Gu
kroviqkovy' obchod, 5 prode-
jem doutniku, kde Sc trzi $3.50
tydne, malo hodin V nedeli.
Nal6za Sc ma Gordon Square
Market, na rohu Detroit Ave.
a w. 65. ST., pteite Sc ma ..
Marshala
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PRODA Sc. cukrovinkoyy a
grocerni obchod, kde Sc trzi
$3.50 tydn6. Pri obchode je byt
o 5ti pokoiich koupelnou.
Haste Sc V els. 1917 zap. so.
ul.. blize Bridge Ave. 8-22
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joran1ieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUZSKEHO.

ANcN CHdLllH uulNu, pId-
vii George. "Co to znamena?
Vzdyt' prece znamo, re pan
Durosoy ma jmeni nekolik mi
lionu".
"Jako Wy, pane Ramel, take
ia povazoval jsem pana Duro-
soye "a velmi bohateho, a kdy-
by nebyl utrpel zna6nych ztrat
na burse -"
"Jiz tri roxy nezabyva Sc
bursovnimi obchody".
"Neodpiram tomu, pane Ra-
mel, hola skutecnost jest tato /:
mlada pani jest We velike pc
nezni tisni, a ably 81 z niopomo-
hla, byla nucena prodati sve
klenoty".
"Nerekla vam, nae tyto pc
nize potrebuje?"
"Nerekla, pane Ramel; a ia
jsem Sc neodvazil il ma to pta-
ti".
"a ncmate zadne tuseni?"
"Co bych mohl, co mann tu-
siti?"
Mate pravdu, pane Yola !;
ia sam nevim, co O tom SOU
diti'.
A pro sebe pravil George: !:
''1o jest prazvlaStniv"
"Chcete mne laskav6 nasle-
dovat, madame?" pravil pan
Ycla mladou pani a jejiho
manzela I'VE, aby S MIN sli do
skladiSte.
Steny jeho byly zastaveny
velikymi skfin6mi, v nichz by
10 vylozeno klenotG ceny ba-
jecne.
FsPane Yola", pravil George,
"vite, co mas sem pfivadi?"
"Ano, a hned vasi pani man
zelce ukazi ony sma ragdy".
Miada pani zdstaIla stati u
jednoho stolku a poz orovala u
divene ma nem lezhcf krasne
perle, rubiny, smaragdy, safi-
ry.
"To isou klenoty madame
Durosoyovy", pravil pan Yola.
"Ahl" zvolala mlada PAM.
Nyni teprv ucinily ma nj kle-
noty tyto zvlaStni DOZEN.
Klenotnik otevfel krabicku,
Y nfz nal6zal Sc Sperk, ktery
George Hermione koupit cht6l.
"Vidite, madame pravil
klenotnik Sperk mlade pani po
davaje, ''tyto nauSnice, prsten
a broz vzbudily nedavno po-
zornost pane Ramelovu".
Hermione divala sc ma ne
nekolik okamziku pax podi-
vala Sc ma George zaricima O.
Gina.
"Nuze, co rikas temto kle-
notum?"
"Jsou velmi krasne ma
dhern6".
"Lib6ji Sc ii tedy tyto sma-
ragdy?" seaa, s9lE
"Jsou prekrasn6. Tys vedel
napfed, ze Sc mi budou libit,
pon6vadz byly die tveho vku-
su', odpov6d6la Hermione po
hledem nevyslovn6 nehy ma sv6
no manzela.
"Tedy, pane Yola", praviI IL
melee vesele, "nemate mic vice
ma praci, nez klenoty tyto vlo-
zit do krabicky".
Obchodnik spesne ucinil, ,iak
mu pokynuto bylo a George
vysazel jedenadvacet tisic fran
ku ma stul, mezi tim vlozila
Hermione krabicku do sve ia