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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
SLIGHT CHANGES IN POPULATION FIGURES.

The census bureau Department of Commerce has
vsed statement concerning the population of the United States a
shown by the entneratlon made in particularly affects
color race The figures given show total population an
airy 1920, OF o57o02O, stated the department bule
TN OF June 24h he distribution among the different
dent OF continental United States but slightly different e
s report The total number of white persons reduced by
5lo While the Indians accredited with increase I47S
and the negroes with 49, AS compared 1910 the
total increase was I49 cent white per negro per
cent; Japanese 53.8 per cent.
he white population numbered o82o0I5 whom 81 oS 161
were natives and I37I2754 foreign born the natives
5o42l9H were born OF native parents 50o3o foreign par
ents and oo9Ioo OF mixed parentagea having parent
native and the other foreign born report sent out
rom the census bureau that the native white population native
parenage increased between 1910 and state except
New Hampshire and Vermont those foreign paentaee in every
state except Iowa. Missouri South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Ken
lucky tennessee Louisiana and Nevada and mixed parent
age IN every state except Missouri Knucy Tennessee Mississippi
Louisiana and Nevada ~
Inc total white population of Illinois is placed at 62oo272 of
WHOM 2oo04I were foreign born The report of 1910 gave the
state total white population of $500 o62 whom 500 were
of foreign birth
Inc negro population of Illinois 1920 was rS2 2z in 1910
II was lo9o49--an increase of 1926 81 per cent
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Today's Markets
WHEAT CONTINUES
DOWNWARD TREND

Chicago, Sept 29.-Wheat contin-
ued to decline in price today, affected
mainly by the seeming lack OF any
foreign demand of Importance for
shipments from this country. In this
connection estimates were current
that Germany. Italy and France all
had raised much greater crops than
last year. Reports of dullness in the
-four trade at Minneapolis counted
also. as a bearish factor Opening
quotations. which varied from q off
to Ac advance, with December Sl2OA
to s121l4 and May S1.24% to $1.254
were followed by material setbacks all
around.
Corn and oats went down grade
with wheat September corn tumbled
to the lowest levels since 1906. After
opening unchanged to A-$c off, IT.
Guiding December at 49Bc to 50lsc,
the corn market continued to weaken
Oats started unchanged to sc low
er, December 3615c, and then scored
further losses.
Weakness in hog values had de
pressing effect on provisions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Death Takes Frank Arnold.

Frank Arnold, who had lived here
almost his entire life, attended our
schools and worked here when gradu.
ated, died suddenly in Chicago ON
Tuesday at his home in Chicago,
where he had just arrived, having been
here on visit to relatives. He had
been working over his auto, when he
felt Ill and went in his house and lay
down, telling his wife he felt sick In
less than five minutes he was dead,
supposedly from heart trouble as an
after effect OF the flu with which he
was very i'll year ago.
Surviving him are his wife, four
children, his mother, Mrs. Anna
Arnold, three sisters, Mrs. Grace Hep
ner, Mrs, Ada Shepherd and Mrs.
Cora Wilson; one brother. Leo
Arnold. Also one half brother, AL
Arnold, and two half sisters. Mrs.
Eta Towns and Mrs Bertha Elem.
ing.
The remains will arrive here this
evening, and funeral services will De
held tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Leo Arnold in Fairview, with Rev.
f. A. Stephens officiating. Burial will
be in Riverview cemetery.
Local Notes.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dix and daughter Mar.
garet have moved to Chicago to make
their home in the future. Miss Mar.
garet will be missed in the social cir
cles of our city, and the church work
will feel the absence of an energetic,
capable woman such as Mrs. Dix has
been.
Burton Thurber took party to OF.
tawa this morning consisting of Mrs,
Truman Thurber Mrs. Mary Ryall
and Miss Kate Pattison.
Il. Wilson, who has been working
here this summer returned to his
home in st. Louis yesterday.
Daniel Goggin Of Alma, Michigan,
concluded his visit yesterday to his
sister, Mrs. Kate Hines of Armstrong
Avenue on the north bluff
Mrs. Warner Hattrem and her
mother Mrs. Minot went to Aurora
this morning.
William Jones who has been en-
ployed at the National Biscuit COM
pany's plant as mason's repair man
and residing with his wife on Main
street shipped his household goods to
Chicago today, where he and Mrs
Jones will follow tomorrow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
W. r. c. Holds Meeting.

The Woman's Relief Corps held
their regular meeting yesterday aztec.
noon with about twenty present, sew
eral of whom had not been ut II meet
ing for some time Several we're ab;
sent ut the w. G, Y. Y. convention in
Grand Ridge, FtLrL.s Z
After the regular business was
transacted, Mrs. Kate Durham gave
brief account OF her recent attend
ance at the Big Bend reunion, where
Mrs. lne2 Bender, one Of the most
prominent women in the National Re-
lief Corps Her speech was an an
swer to the remark of man present,
not Il soldier though. who sneeringly
spoke OF the Corps and asked what
they had done in the past or present
to warrant their existence.
The needs of the family on Clark st,
just burned out was gone over. and
Mrs. Durham told of canvassing the
neighborhood and securing bed, bed
ding, furniture and dishes and cook,
ing utensils enough 50 that they could
make a shift to get thru the night,
Clothing is needed for the children,
the oldest girl of four, and the
youngest baby of year. The quick
wittedness of the woman in running
around the house to the front to get
her baby was commented on.
The address OF Mrs. Celia Dewey
was given so that women who wished
could write the absent member. 1t is
9l9 Washington Avenue, Mishawaka,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Arrange |. 0. o. r. Meeting.

The Odd Fellows Encampment held
a meeting last night, at which ar
rangements were discussed for the
entertainment of the District Encamp-
ment on Saturday, October 18th. All
the Encampments of the district are
in La Sale county except one which
is in Morris. The Peru Encampment
will put on the work for the evening
at the meeting on October 18th.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29

Hickey, Mrs. Clayton Harbeck, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Payne were La
Sale visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cary are
visiting at the home of his parents
on the north bluff.
Mrs. Ball Of Ottawa was Utica
visitor yesterday.
Mr. Wormhal. owner of the Mar
quette theater in La Sale, has bought
out the Utica, movie from Mrs. Alta
Bosselman. He expects to take pos
session Monday. He intends to put
on some high class pictures and a
show every evening. Good music will
be furnished
Mrs Clark Neuman was La Sale
shopper yesterday.
Miss Mary Province vas called
home to Gardner yesterday on ac.
count of the serious illness of her
mother.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Wall Street.

New York, Sept. 29-Raiis and oils
were in demand at the opening of to-
days stock market on the general lis.
showed firmness. Chicago and North
western and Texas and Pacific gained
point each, and Canadian Pacific,
New York Central and prominent
coalers rose large fractions. Mexican
Petroleum advanced 12s, Pan-Ameri-
can and General Asphalt u Spe-
cialties were represented by Ameri-
can Wooden, United States Rubber
first preferred, Burns Brothers and
United Fruit. Tho bond market gave
promise of another active session,
especially for victory notes. The first
sale Of victory 4%s consisted of a
block Of $750,0O0 at 9546 to 99,4S. as
against the recent high record Of
$3.50.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Provisions.

Chicago, Sept 29.-Butter higher,
creamery extras, 43Ac; standards.
Csc; tirsts, 3312-41kc; seconds, 30-32c.
Eggs higher; receipts, 1906 cases,
firsts, 37-39c; ordinary firstJ, 33-34c;
miscellaneous, 36-37c.
Poultry-Alive lower; fowls, 1920;
springs, zoe.
Potatoes.
Chicago, Sept 29.-Potatoes weak:
receipts, 1873 cars; total United States
shipments 1,752 cars; Minnesota Red
River, S165-18 IS cwt; sand land Ohios
$I-1.50 cwt; North Dakota Red River,
$1.60-1,75 cwt; Idaho, S17j-2 cwt; Wis
consin white, S1.65-l.85 cwt; Maine
cobblers, 1925 cwt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Move Electric Plant.

The electric plant used in the
National Biscuit company is being re-
moved to the new power house. This
plant will be operated by steam, and
be kept as an auxiliary power to be
used at such times as the water power
may be out of commission by reason
of ice gorges or other contingencies
affecting the water power.
After this is installed the new
power plant will be completed and
ready for full operation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Altrua Club Elects.

The Altrua club was organized last
spring, and at their last meeting elect
ed officers and decided on a vacation
until September. On Tuesday, the
third in September, the first meeting
of this season was held at the home
of Miss Addie Marsh on Clark street,
with an attendance of forty.
Dainty refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served, and social
hour enjoyed.
1t was decided to pass the first
meeting in October, but to meet on
the third Tuesday at the home of Mrs
S. R. Lewis of West Bluff street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
USE MOORMAN'S
Mineral Mixture
For Hogs

II prevents disease and
conditions Hogs. We
have a wonderful worm
expeller that we guaran-
tee to get every worm out
of a hog. My headquar-
ters will be at the Mar
seilles Motor Co. s Office.
Phone Black AZ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
UTICA

A few of Miss Alice Ames friends
surprised her Monday afternoon. II
. being her birthday A nice dinner was
served by her grandmother and some
very nice presents were given to
Miss Alice. All departed wishing her
many more happy birthdays to fol-
low.
Jno. Wylie returned home from
Walnut, after few days visit with
old friends.
Mrs. Geo, Marsh of Ottawa visited
her sister, Mrs. Harmon, yesterday
Miss Frances Sykes was a La Sale
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Sim Bray was La Sale Wis.
itor yesterday.
Mrs. John Shelby underwent an
operation at st. Mary's hospital YES.
terday and had her tonsils removed
Miss Ellen Swanson, Mrs. William
.R f EA
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Live Stock.

Chicago Sept. 29.--Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 head; held over, 6,S39; opening
mostly 10c to 15c lower than yester-
days average to yard traders and
shippers; 1886 paid; quality fair to
good average est yesterday. $40.
Cattle-Receipts, / 900 head
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
South Side Coal.

$3.50 per ton In two ton lots or
more. 1915 per ton for single tons
and on the hill. For prompt delivery
phone Black No. 6.
Manufacturers Coal Co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
We Wash Everything

But the babies. Return everything
but the dirt Quick service. Salts
faction guaranteed. Sam Jaffas Laln
dry. Lincoln street, rear OF Farmers
and Merchants Bank. Phone Black
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Just Received.

A consignment of the celebrated
Enterprise Flour, positively the best
on the market.
JOE DINELLI,
South Side Meat & Grocery Store
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Effect of Floods in the Potomac

The volume of water in the Poto.
mac river which flows past Washing
ton Is sometimes $50 times as great
In Hood as at low water.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29

cen night.
As soon as they locate the break In
the water pipe on Madison street they
can look for another one at the top OF
the east hill, over south. More paw
Ing to be removed.
A student of human nature says
that some men become loafers be-
cause they are too light for heavy
work and too heavy for light work
o
Presidet Hardings slogan, "Jobt
for Everybody is regarded as .
threat in certain quarters.
O.
1t is hard to appreciate good ad
vice that doesn't coincide with ones
own desires.
One.half the world wonders why
the other half lives.
Poets are born--therefore their an.
cestors should be held responsible.
How is a girl going to know what
man means by his attentions-when
half the time he doesn't know him
self?
A wise man bats his hook with In
quiry, while the fool bats his hoot
with impertlnenee.
Yet the women who married a poor
man for love seldom wishes her
daughter to do likewise.
%
"Police Find Forty Gallons OF
Booze'--HeadIine How long will N
be before they are able to cit up?
Pass the Cod Liver Oil.
Cod liver oil is about $50 times as
potent in food values as butter
Scraps.
People who have tried cod liver oil
themselves as delighted-with butter,
Very few actresses are losing their
diamonds these days. Maybe this Isl
another indication that diamonds are
not quite what they were.
30
Russia has given the world an un;
forgettable lesson in how not to inn
prove society. sf
Wonder what Gen. Pershing VIII
say to Lafayette this trip?
o.
Thus far our mueh.heralded "early
winter" hasn't sent out any advance
agents. \
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
Remember, Away
Back, When--

A brewery used to be located on
Main street where the ice plant now
stands? A team Of horses ground tho
grain which was used to make the
real stuff"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29

Chicago market repor: furnished By
G. W. Kirby, manager Simons, Day
& Co, Room 312 MOI oney Building.
Phone 80.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
LOCAL MARKETS
MARSElLLES POULTRY AND EGG
MARKET.
Farmers Produce Market.
fica phpDa p1ank ORG

Farmers Produce Market.
Office phone, Black 2S6.
Residence, Black TIA.
Spring chickens ~ lbs. or more,
Per lb. ........ ...........-.. loc
Leghorn chickens, springers, per
Hens, weighing lbs. or more, per
Leghorn hens, per Id. ............1 3c
Hen turkeys, per Id. ...........2 Sc
Old Toms, per lib. .2Oe
Old ROSTERS. per h.. &c
Ducks, full feathered, large. per
I'D. ............ -. ..'....'' nv
Geese, full feathered, per lb......12c
Fresh Eggs. per doz. ............2 7c
Guinea hens. per doz. ............S4
Pigeons, per doz. ............... .75c
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29
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''aIkAcks|

President Harding has officially do
clared Oct 10 as National Fire Pre-
vention Day, hut so far has not an
nounced an official date for Hallow
cen night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29

As soon as they locate the break In
the water pipe on Madison street the}
can look for another one at the top OF
the east hill, over south. More paw
Ing to be removed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-29

A.ee az
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CECHOSLOVACI Poor!
Velka lace urodnych farem.

Farma o 55 akrech. mlekar-
ska, veskere budovy v nejlep-
sim pofadku, 2 mlade kone, 5
kraV, as rs tun sena, psenice,
owes, korna, brambory, ovocne
stromy, Z akru lesa, veskere
farmarske stroje, velmi dobra
prilezltost pro dobrou budouc-
most. Cena $4,000, hotove S5,-
600, zbytek ma 6 proc. - Far
ma Q 90. akrech, velmi dobra,
Sc vslm zarizen1m, cena $9,-
'OUO, vymenl Sc "a jedno neb
dvourodinny dum. - Farma 0
-oOtl akrech, dplne zarizena,
elekti1na, dlazdena costa. Cena
$4,000, hotove $4,000, zbytek
ma o proc. tarma 50ti akrech,
mlekarska, vSe zarizeno, costa
dlazdena. Cena $1,000, hotoce
$4,000. - Farma O los a.
krech, velmi urodna, vymeni
Sc. Cena $1,000. Dalsi Yam
vysvetli josef Pechota, 3214
W. 81. st. S. W., aneb dopiste
ma Jos. Pechota, r. f.. d. No.
2, Chardon, O. 10
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pRODA Sc OVOCNARSKA A
ZELINARSKA FARMA.

$6,500.00. 22 akru tmave
piscite pudy, velice urodne a
ranne. Prvotridni drubeznicka
a zelinarska farma pohodl-
nym domovem a jinymi budo-
vami, krasne okoli. Sestava Sc
ctyr akru brambor, akru melou
Inu, ctvrt akru fazoli, ctvrt a.
kru hrachu, pul akru okurek,
dvou akru sena, jednoho a pull
akru jahod, jednoho a pdl a.
kru malin, 40 urodnych jablo-
novych Stepu, 1000 sazenic raj
lskych jablicek, 800 jinych sa-
zenlc, 80 mladych broskvonu,
90 slepic, dobre pastviny pro
tekajici vodou. Farma jest We
lice vynosna a uroda snadno k
zpenezeni "a dobre ceny. Far
ma musl byti prodana, ably
chraneny byly majetkov6 "a
JIM yjinych. Da Sc Ma splatky.
z. S. Uroda jest vesm6s opa-
trena dobrem prospivaji-
elm stavu.
4810 Eichorn Ave-, roh zap.
49. ul. Telefon Hemlock 1859.
PRODA Sc farma o 9734 a.
krech, jednu mill cd dlazden6
cesty, "a akry lesa, 672 cukro-
Ivych stromu, Z krav, 2 kone,
slepice a vsechno hospodafske
nafadi. Cena $10,400. Mimo te
to name vice p6knych farem v
prodeji. Haste Sc Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma j. Mlckovskyho.
ia
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PRO 2 RCDINY.

Ia lehkych podminek lie
koupit dobry majetek ma An
son Ave, sest svetnic a kou-
pelna dole, A svetnice nahore,
ulice dlazdena, garaz, plyn, E.
lektrina, vse y dobrem stavu.
Cena S4,800. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway,
A. Sicha, iednatel. 7-9
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Prodame moderni budovu.
obsahujicl kram, suitu a pekar
stVl, Vcetne vSech prihrad, W.
kladnlch skfini, uplne pekar-
ske zarlzeni S dobre Sc vyplace
Jlclm obchodem "a -skutecne
prlJatelnou cenu, nasIedkem
vzdani Sc obchodu. V dobre DO
loze ma linii poulicni kary, pri
hlavni ulici ma zapadni stran6.
Prime Sc prisluSna hotovost ia
ko prvni splatka, neb Sc ma
Vymenu prime jedno, neb
dVourodlnny DUN, zbytek ma
snadne splatky.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark A
ve., ron Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
1857, Central 1868. TO
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20 akru, II mil cd Squaru,
Moline tractor, 300 slepic. so
kachen husi, 3 kravy, 2 We
pfi, uroda i s naradim, cena
$4,000.
SO akrI, blize Miles Ave,
dobytek, uroda, nacini, cena
$4,000.
ia akrI ma trait mestske
kary, 6-pokojovy dunn, vinice a
ovoce, $4,000.
100 akru, IL mil od squaru,
dobytek, uroda nacini cena
$4,000.
1879 akru, Is. East. A.B.C.
$1,000 akr.
Dotazy zodpovi JOHN JA.
RES, 5847 Broadway. 7-12
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$4,000 NEB LOT

prime Sc jako prvni splatka
ma diva domy ma jednom lote
ma Tate Ave, blize zap. 35. ul.
Lace pri rychle koupi; zbytek
ma snadn6 meslcni splatky,
vcetne 6 proc. Groku.
Otto Pollock, 1923 Clark A
ve., roh Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
1857, Central 1868. TO
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PRODAM neb vymenim "a
dobry menSi majetek krasnou
farmu o 70ti akrech ma hlavni
ceste, p6kny dunn o 8 pokojich,
velky sklep, stodola, sypka,
slepicnik, II akru ovsa, 5 akru
kukufice, seno a pSenice jiz
sklizeno, II akru pekneho le-
sa, dobra pastva, potok tece
skrze farmu, 8 dojnych krav,
byk, diva mlade kon6, $50 sle-
pic, kachny a vSechno hospo-
darske naGini. Toto jest zvlaSt-
nj lace, a proda Sc "a prlcinou
starr. Blizsi poda nj. S. Blaha,
$500 vych. 40. ul. 10
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Nasleduiici domv
musi byt prodany
tudiz neGekejte a kdo jen
trochu mdzete zakupte 81
svGj domoy nvni.

$Z4OO Dunn o 4 sv. u Woodland
$4,000 DUN o 5 sv. u Broad ay
$4,000 Dum o 7 sv. u E. SIS. ul.
$500 Dunn 5 sv. uBroadway
$500 Dunn o 6 sv. II Hamm St.
$500 Dunn o6 sv. ma Hamlet
$500 Dunn 5 sv. Il Wash. P.
$4,000 Dunn 6 sv. Il Broadway
$500 6 sv., koup. Il Broadway
$500 5 svet., ell. sv. u Union
$4,000 6 sv. a koup. u B'dway
$4,000 5 sv., 3 Lofty fernes, ga
raz, stromy u Miles Av..
kary.
S4S00 4 sv. koup. gas, ell. Union
$4,000 6 sv. ell. sv. u Broadway
Nemuslte miti vsecky penize
= prijd'te s tim so mate
/ frpho nyo zInI 1o+
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Novy moderni dvourodinny
dunn V Corlett, vymeni Sc DO
pfipade "a lot, $4,000.
Moderni dvourodinny dunn
bllze Warner rd., $500.
krasny 5-pok. bungalow, mu
81 byti widen, ably byl ocenen,
blize mestskeho parku, $4,000.
Jeden alSr a 5-pok. dunn ma
10. zastavce drahy A.B.C.,
$4,000.
6-pok. cottage, elektr. svet-
la, plyn, $3,250. II
7-pok. jednorod. dunn V Cor
lett, $500.
6-suitovy apartmentni dunn,
cihlovy, 3 suity S nabytkem,
pfijem $4,000 mesicne, $21,-
900.
Dotazy zodpovi JOHN JA-
RES, 5847 Broadway. 7-12
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NECO PRO KREJCil Name

Y prodeji dun 0 8 pokoiich 5
peknou krejcovskou dilnou a
vSim zarizenim, elektrika. kou
pelna, yelky sklep, pradelna,
velky lot naleza Sc blize
Broadway a vych. 55te ulice.
Cena $6, 400. Atlas Finance
Co, 545S Broadway. Petite Sc
ma Fr. Mlckovsky. 10
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nahofe 0 4 velkych svetnl-
cich koupelnou, elektrika
a jine zafizeni, pritomn6
jest prazdny, tez garaz.
Haste Sc V elsie 4427
Broadway. Tel. Union 208
K. 7-12
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JeQnOnO une NSdh uAdVIeld
PAM arlZotoya, re rozhodne
yystoup.. MA mia, vyt' Jste
pima Jako vcela a Jde vam vse
cd ruky, jako - Jako, - veru
nevlm, cemu bycn vas prlroV-
nala pravila ku starene; ma
Sc Svaaleny ma venkOve zde Y
okoh daleko nejsou tax zruc-
ne y praci, jako Wy ma sva sta
ia leta. AaJiste dlouho Jste sc
ucila Slti a take V mladl SVEN
praci touto Sc zanasela nj
kdy nemyslila, re nekdy bude-
te slouzIti We dvore. Myslim,
re vas stlhlo Y mladi nejake
nest6sti TO velike, jedno q ta-
kovych, ktere. cloveka ma du-
Gnu sklicuji, omamujl, neb !
ma mlste usmrcuji. Rama osudu,
ktera vas stihla, byla zajiste
desna, kdyz po tolika letech
jest6 stopu po sobe zanechala
We vasl blede tvari, zachmure-
nem obhceji, uzaVrenych
rtech, ktere usm6vu odvykly.
Ubohe stvoreni, Ma vas osud,
nestesti Jako kllste musllo Sc
avzesiti, vas pronasledovati a
zahnatl az sem ma tuto samo-
tn, kde Y tezke praci hledala
iste utiseni svych bolu muk
Guseynich. O, kdybyste vede-
ia, jak Sc YAM obdiVuji, jak
touz4m vam pomoci vas zba-
VIII techto dusevnich vasich
bolesti. O, vzdyt' jste neobyceJ
ma povaha velika duse, ja-
kych malo mezi zenami povo-
lani na8eho! Avsak - Wy pre-
uboha, iestlize stale takto bu-
dete Dol svuj uzavirati, tedy
iednou mu prece podlehnete.
Minulost Jest daleko "a vaml,
nest6sti, ktere V mladi vas po-
stihlo, nema liz nyni dolehatl
ma vas. Nyni srdce vase, jez V
hrob jste promenila, m6lo by
Sc otevriti duvere, slovum ute
chy a uprlmnemu platelstvl,
Mui boze, proc vse tajlte, CO
cas- davno liz yyrovnal? Verte
mi, ma mila, clov6ku ulehci sc
kolem srdce, kdyz otevre ie sVe
mu priteh, kdyz boil svui sdeli
jinemu, jen2 to jest mu uleh-
citil"
"Nemam 1adny bel, neznam
zadnou duscvni muku, pani pa
chtyrko, ujiSt'uji vas.
"Prayite to hlasem, jenz slo-
va vase re Iii obyinuje. Ovsem
dfivejsi bol vas Sc zmirnil, a
vsak dosud ziiete v upomin-
hach, ktcr6 isou prameny va.
sich dosavadnich duSeynich u
trap.
"Kdyby nebyiy mi zustaly
upominky, proc bych byIa zu
stala ma zivu?"
"Mate p1avdu, ma mila, a pC
chopuii vas. Ztratime-li duye
III y budoucnost, tedy yzpomi
name ma mlnulost, ktera upo
minkach Y mas ozivuje'.
Sluzka povzdechla.
"rento povzdech pravi mn'
ho!" minila pachtyfka.
"Co by mel rici, pani?"
"Vyiadruje nejm6ne zalo
bu'. -
"Nemam ma koho zalovati'
"Snad. Avsak popriti nelz
vahl, re TIL vas tajemstvi nj
jake.
Stara sluzka mlcela.
Go prosplva, mezi nan
receno, ma mila", pokracoval
PAM Parizotova, toto tajen
stvi stale taiiti?'
"Co bv mi prosp6lo mluviti
nekgm 0 vecech, ktore bych n
da zapomnela? Jak iste prav
Ia, PAM, cas- yyrovnal to, co Y
.S.r.y Es.s-s. p As-l 'F-S-4- s"ss4. F-s-s'
q. S. Union 618 L
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