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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

One day while they were planting
flowers, Melvin Hamilton drew up In
| his car
Come on for a ride" he called to
Susan; but she demurred.
"Come on" he insisted. II have
something very important to say to
you. won't keep you so very long"
"Oh, very WE'LL" she called. II am
very busy here with Mr.. Johnson, but
1 guess he can spare NE for a short
time"
"Mr. Johnsonw he said, sarcastical-
ly, as she was helped into the ma
chine. do you mean that tramp who's
putting in your fowers-that-that no
body?"
Susan's eyes flashed.
Tramp indeed! He's perfect gen.
tleman, and he has head full OF
floral knowledge. And think Of his
mission In life! To beantify the world
and make people happy! It's wonder
full, / think"
Melvin said no more, but drove 81
lently out into the country. He was In
a desperate mood, and when a good
place presented itself he drew up be-
meath the branches Of tree.
Susan" he said, you've put me of
long enough, and we've got to settle
it here and now. I'm offering myself
to you, when might have any one OF
hundred girls in this town. You
don't appreciate the opportunity. I'm
rich and you can have everything you
want. You must say yes, and say 1t
now."
"Oh, I must, must II" There was
ice in Susan's tones. "Well I'll never
say 1t. Go take one Of your hundred
girls. You may have wealth, but you
lack something greater than that. Take
me home at once"
Defiance flashed in his eyes, but
simmered out under Susan's imperi-
Gus gaze.
'"Oh, very WE'LL" he said, "Tll take
you back-to your tramp gardener"
Her eyes said lot, but she kept
still. When they stopped at her home,
she leaped from the car without as
sistance and started for the door OF
the house. Melvin caught her by the
arm and stopped her.
Listen, Susan," he pleaded. you
must take mel"
Let me go!" she demanded and
tried to break away. BY this time
Melvin was almost in frenzy. Baked
in the greatest desire Of his life, he
held fast to her and tried to pull her
back into the car. He had lost all
reason.
"You had better let the lady 60"
said a quiet voice, as Seth Johnson
stepped into the scene, holding a
geranium plant in one hand.
With the other hand he calmly re-
leased Susan from Melvin's grasp and
started walking with her toward the
house. Melvin stared In infuriated 81
lence, then let in the clutch and the
car leaped away.
Ten minutes later Susan was spad-
Ing In the garden with Seth.
Flowers are wonderful" she agreed
as he packed the earth about a plant
he had just imbedded. Then he ad-
ded, rather wistfully:
"And you are just like flower. The
difference Is this: One can love flow
ers and can have them for his own,
when he knows how"
Susan jabbed the point of her trowel
energetically into the dirt.
"Well," she said, demurely, lone can
often do things he never suspected
If he only tries"
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The Sorosis Club for Women.

The SOrosis cld5, organized with 12
members In March, 1868, by Mrs. Jane
Cunningham Croly in New York, was
the first woman's club in America. Its
object is to further the educational
and society activities Of women, and
to bring together for mutual helpful.
ness representative women Of art, lit
erature, science and kindred pursuits,
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
FLIES THAT FLY IN THE WATER

tank filled with water, where their
movements could be observed.
These flies, which are so small that
they can only be we'll seen with the
aid Of a glass, appear to enjoy them.
selves Immensely under the water
moving about rapidly with the help
Of their wings. The five whose cap
ture has just been referred to re-
manned under water for four days
without leaving 1t ut any time, unless
they may have done so while the
observer was necessarily absent. They
appear to belong to the family group
Of mirmaridGe, or fairy flies"
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add one-half cupful Of grated Ameri-
can cheese, three-fourths Of a table
spoonful Of gelatin softened In table
spoonful Of cold water, then add one
tablespoonful Of boiling water. Sea-
son with paprika and cayenne and
turn into q border mold. Chill thor
oughly, remove from the mold, ar
range on a bed Of lettuce and serve
with the following sauce:
Curry Sauce.-Mix together one
fourth Of teaspoonful of pepper with
three-fourths Of teaspoonful of salt,
a few dashes Of cayenne, five table
spoonfuls Of olive oil, three table
spoonfuls Of mild vinegar and one tea
spoonful Of curry. Beat with Dover
egg beater until well blended.
Lettuce With Sherrys Dressing
Mix three-fourths Of a cupful Of olite
oil with five tablespoonfuls Of vinegar,
one teaspoonful Of powdered sugar,
one small Bermuda onion chopped, one
tablespoonful each Of chopped red
pepper and finely minced parsley, two
tablespoonfuls Of chopped green pep
per, one teaspoonful Of salt and
few dashes Of cayenne. Put into
mason jar and shake for five minutes.
Set on ice and let stand an hour be-
fore using.
Carrot Puddne.-Take one pint Of
grated carrots, one-half cupful Of
sugar. one cupful of flour, one-half
teaspoonful each of cloves, allspice,
nutmeg and one teaspoonful Of cinna-
mon, one-half pound each Of currants
and raisins and one-half cupful Of
softened butter. Mix the carrots,
sugar and butter. Add the flour, spice
and fruit. Put into buttered molds
and steam four hours. Dry Off In the
oven for twenty minutes. Serve hot
with hard or liquid sauce.
chantiIIy Potatoes.-Make mound
Of mashed potatoes, we'll seasoned, on
a platter. Have one cupful Of heavy
cream, beaten until stiff : add one-half
cupful of soft cheese, cut in bits; sea-
son with salt and paprika and spread
over the potato Put into hot oven
to brown quickly.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
"But ! Have No Mercy In My Heart

afraid that l will black your eyes. On
the contrary, l will smooth your hair
down and kiss you on the cheek.-like
this"
Mrs. Bowser didn't seem to be elated
with his actions. There was just as
much danger as If he had sat and
read the paper. A whim might seize
him at any moment, but she allowed
him to paw around until he got tired
Of It, and sat down.
"No, I'm not that kind Of man."
he repeated. 81 love and esteem my
wife. She married me when she could
have married a better man, and /
shall always love and feel grateful to
her."
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
Friend Horse.

"Charley, dear" exclaimed young
Mrs. Torkins, "why do people say
horse Is mans best friendT
Because he Is gentle and appre-
clative."
"I don't think that's 1t at all. It's
due to the fact that friend has a
way of inducing you to take chance
ON him that causes you to lose money"
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HeKTTCHEN
Copyright, 1921. Western Newspaper Union

Copyright. 1921. Western Newspaper Union
AS we grow ready for It. somewhere
or other we will find just what is
needful for US in book or friend, or
best Of all in our own thoughts. We
wish much for opportunities, but after
all, it Is the being ready for oppor-
tunities that Is of the most conse-
quence. There are golden doors on
every side but the unready soul passes
them by as a blank impenetrable wall
that holds neither opening nor prom
ise-George Macdonald.
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expense is slight
and the pleasure
In results Is well
worth the small
amount Of work.
Chocolate Car.
amels.-Boil one
cUpful Of brown
sugar, one cupful
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
To Establish a Department of Mines,
With Cabinet Representation
By SENATOR SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON Of Colorado.

Upon our entrance into the World war an analysis
of the mining industry showed the United States gov
ernmenta machinery to be woefully deficient to cope
with the many problems of mineral production There
was no executive branch of the government with well
co-ordnated facilities to assume the responsibility
which was imposed. 1t became necessary, therefore,
to create many independent agencies for the purpose
of extending and developing the governmental ma
cbinery have therefore introduced senate bill 1857
to establish department of mines, with cabinet repre-
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Now all occasions do inform against
me,
And spur my dull revenge! What Is
man,
II his chief good and market Of his
time
Be but to sleep and feed?
Shakespeare.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

English women, it Is said, consume
more than 100000 cigarettes every
day.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

Ing ID q cnOlce
one:
East India Sal.
ad.-Cream until
smooth two cream
cheeses with one
half cupful Of
equal parts Of
cream and milk,
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
"sWEETs TO THE SWEET"

Very good candy with very little
skill may be prepared at home. The
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
sEAsoNABLE GOOD THINGS

Salads are always acceptable at
any season Of the year. The follow
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

Senator smoot of Utah-he peace flag" is all WELL but the
Stars and Stripes is good enough without any decoration
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

Rev. Dr. H. Wy Boyle Denver would permit no marriage license
before they had submitted to mental and
Dva examination and type defective would forbid
absolutely the altar lest thought of the Scripture corrupt tree
continues to bring forth evil fruit.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29
The Parent-in-LaW Problem Has Become
Serious in This Age of Jazz
By HARRY W. sCERoYER, Chicago Lawyer

If the young people today would start out like the girls and boys
tb vars ago. there wouldn't be this parentnaw problem Of
oon always has been about the mothenaw and
hans made things from time mmemora. But the in-law
problem never really serious until this jazz
The institution of marriage it to be successful must operate IN
household by itself almost impossible where
bo and girls ion hands plans whatever for the future
ev used to with the idea of running fact buying
one and paving for it of the husbands wages.
They either couple of furnished or go home to live
Then majority out and jazz around look Tor all the nigh spots
in life It's this artificial life that does it.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-29

Mrs P. Belmont American citizen and intend
to live i'll my country .---.--..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16

PRODA Sc pekna farma 0
5381 akru, novy dunn 26x40 a
1S yysoky, nova bah,. silo, sle-
picnik, garaz, sypka, 2 rybni-
ky, kone, kravy, slepice, pse-
nice, brambory, vsechny stroje,
Is akru louky, IL akrn ovsa
zaseto, ranne brambory a kor-
ma. Pekny les a pastyina. Pro
da sc sc zasobami aneb beZ, a.
neb Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek. - Dale farma 0 46 "a
krech, 5 krav, 2 kone,, SO sle-
pic, 10 prasat, | prasnice, kor-
ma, psenice, brambory, owes,
pekne bane, mlekarna, cukr-
house, slepicnik, 250 slepic, vel
ka zahrada, hruSky, svestky,
iablka a viSne, maliny, vino,
vsechny stroje, vozy, buggy, O.
YES a korna zaseta. Krasna po-
loha. Haste Sc u J. PrenoSila,
12309 Union Ave. :?
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JEDNORODINNE DOMY;

5 pokoju, ulice dlazdena, 3d.
300, hotov6 81 900. - Dunn Q
6ti pokojich, pore We predu,
$4,000, hotove $1,000. - Dunn
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna, fer
nes, $4,500, hotove $1,000. -
Dunn 6ti pokoiich veskerym
zarizenim, $1,000, hotoVe
$1,000. - Moderni bungalov
dvourodinny o 5 pokojich dole
a peti pahore koupelnaml,
$4,000, hotove 5000. My name
vice iednorodinnych j dvouro-
dinnych domu k vybranl "a
skutecne mirne ceny priJd'te sc
presvedcit nez jinde koupite
Haste Sc U j. Kulik Realty Co
1892 w. 49th St., bllze Clarl
| Ave 81!
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IA PRlCINOU odjezdu de

IA PRlcINOU odjezdu do
Czech proda Sc prvni tridy rez-
nicky neb grocerni obchod, je
tam dina ma uzeniny, dive ga
raze, move budovy, cena $685.
900 polovina hotove. Tez mann
dun o 7 svetnicich, vSe zarize-
no, dlazdena ulice " Corlett,
velni levna cena $4,000. Dale
nam diva domy ma Folsom Av.,
ktere musi byti prodany nasled
KEN pozustalostni zalezitosti.
Haste Sc u Tom. Suchy, 1902
Beckman st. SIT
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
dunn grocerie a reznictvi mezi
ceskoslovenskymi usedliky. Ma
6 pokejn, koupelnu, sklep, fer
mes, dilnu, vsechny stroje a Ia
rizeni pro reznika, uzenare,
smisene zbozi a garaz. Jest to
rohove misto v plnem chodu a
obchod Sc nachazi u Broadway
pod Ceskou Narodni Sini. Ce-
ma tohoto majetku sc vsim zbo-
zim a zrizenim $4,000, hotove
$4,000 a ostatni ma prvni mort
gage ma 6 proc, ncb Sc vymeni
Ia dun. Pricina prodeje, ma
jitel opousti mesto. Haste Sc
u L. j. Parenica, 12309 Union
Ave. :?
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FARMA o 81 y akrech, dunn
o z pokojlch, velke dive bane,
garaz, slepicnik, vse V dobrem
poradku V Hinckley Ridge,
State I'd. re zapadni 35. ul. 10
Ii mil od mesta, ulice rovna
a dlazdena. Haste Sc w. A.
Furniss, Brunswick, o. R. F. D.
No. 3, $40
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PRODA Sc FARMA

aneb vymeni, 50 a., pul "a
lesneni, ostatni orna pdda
a pastvina, naleza Sc V ces-
KEN okoll Eagle River, WIS.
lrodna to krajina a cena
pouze $4,000, treba $1,000
hotove, aneb Sc prime ne
jaky majetek, bud lot neb
maly domek kdekoliv, a do
platime anebo priimem roz-
dill. $500 jest na dobry
morgyc. Podrobnosti sdeli
JOS. Svatek, 5733 Broad
way. - Union 953 w. 5-16
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PRODA Sc dunn o z poko-
jich S koupelnou, fernes, vse V
dobrem stavu, blize skoly, ko-
stella a kary v Corlett na Svec
Ave. Vse modeFme Zafizeno.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste SO CTS.
1894 Svec Ave. Vezmete u
nion karu. $40
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"SvET"
DopIs z CZECH.
t9na redakce Sveta (!

SlNhh 1CuahS$ ~ ~S~s
Slibil jsen svym pratelnm,
ze po pTijezdu do stare vlash
jim cestu popisu tax, ably II,
kteri hodlaii jet do Czech, do
stall pravdive informace. z
New Yorku jsme vyjeli po jed
nokabinove lodi Mount Clay
(byvala Friedrich Eitel) sotva
jsme byli nekolik mil Cd New
Yorku, preskocil pres zabradli
asi 35r stary muz, jak jeho
znami vypraveli, byl to Polak.
ktery v New Yorku sve uspory
V kartach prohral a pax 81 zou-
fal. LODI stala asi tri hodiny,
ale lodnici Ma lod'kach Sc mar
ne namahali, neb telo nest asst
neho Polaka sc vice neobJevi-
10. Kabiny jsme nell ciste a
pohodlne. Jidlo dosti dobre a
dost, re kazdy 81 mohl vybrat.
Zvlaste mas prekvapila 1sluz-
most ochota kazdeho uspoko-
lit. Ma lodi bylo dosti Cechu,
tax jsme Sc spolecne pratelsky
bavili. Pro zabavy Sc ,hraly rar-
ty. piva a vina dost a tax = Sc
nam costa zkratila. Ma lodi by
Ii Slovak Slovenka, ktefi ne
byli do Amerikyk vpusteni, ze
neumeli psat a zadny zde sea
ne nezaruciI. Jak mne vyprave-
| Ii, donna vSe prodali a nyni bez
prostredku isou poslani zpet.
Bylo mi jich Ito. Udelali jsme
mezi sebou sbirku a jine narod
nosti k tomu tez prispely.
Ia krasnGho rama Z. hod,
isme vpluli do pristavu Cux-
haven. Tam nemecky 1rednik
nam visoval nase pasy, Ia to
jsme platili Is marek a zastup
ce c. S. Republiky nam potvr-
zoval naSe pasy a "a to lsme
| platili pull dollaru. We 2 hod
Iodpoledne jsme jiz vylizdeli z
| Cuxhaven a druhy den V il
hod. dopoledne jsme byli ji2
ma ceskych hranicich V Pod
Imokli. Tam prohlidka trvala
do 2 hod. V 6 hod. vecer jsmt
byli maticce Praze "A druhJ
den dopoledne jsme byli Il cile
nasi cesty, Ctyri Dvory Il Par
dubic. Ma lodi sc nam zvlastt
zamlouvalo, ze nebyl zadnl
lpan a zadny kman. Pro vSech
Inv iedna jidelna. Promenady
ostatni mistnosti pro vsechnl
steine k pouziti.
V praze jest oVsem veselo
sama nadhera, lepsi parada me-
V Americe. Made slecinky
kratkych sukynkach. Dnes
Americe kupovat potfeby les
netozumn6, neb zde Jest vse la
cin6lSi a pax zavazadla ma &c
ste jsou ien pritezi. Panu /
Sakrydoyi dekuji IA svedom
t6 obstarani jizdnich listku, q
ieho uzitecne rady a zaroVe
no odporucuji do prime vsen
kteii bez prepychu (ktery ka
dy musi zvlast' zaplatit) pt
hodlne chteji cestovat. Srdecn
pozdrav vsem Gtenarum Svet;
JOS. Nemsil;
y --~--
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PRODA Sc novy dunn, bum
galov 6ti pokojich, koupelna,
Skopky, fernes, elektrika. Pc
pripade Sc vymeni "a prazdny
lot, da Sc pod cenu. Prlcina pro
deie odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc V els. 12709 Lenacrave Ave.
V Corlett. 5-19
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc prodavaci ma
pravidelnou mzdu, aneb kteri
mluvi 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. $40
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Ia kraSneho letnln0 dlle
staly pred starobylym malo-I
stranskym domem tri kocary.
Bylo jiz pred polednem, kdyz
do pryniho vstoupili diva PAM
V cernem obleku. Byli to kar-
ldv pravni Zastupce, znamy
prazsky adyokat Karluv pr'-
tel, cesky cestovatel. Byll sved
ky Ma Karlov6 svatbe. Do dru-
heho kocaru vstoupil starry Ry-
VIOLA V Starosvetskych prostych
sateeh a 5 MIN andilek bile o.
deny, mala vnucka jeho, Mllu-
ska Fabianova. Do tretiho vo-
zu usedli zenich neVestou.
Karel 81 pral takoves scesty do
kostela, cht6l miti i ma teto
ceste DO SVEN boku milovanou
bytost. Jeli Y uzavfenem koca-
re po moste Karlove a pamat-
nymi uiicemi Star6ho mesta
pres Velke namesti, Celetnou
ulici, PraSnou branou do Ellis
ciny tridy a odtud do 'tiche,
ztracene ulicky Klimentske. y
slastn6m obieti bylo Jim, jake
by Sc zacaroyani vznaSeli k ra-
ii. NepromIuyili cclou cestu ami
slova. Rty jejich nicely, do
rozumivaiice Sc jenom polibky,
ale "a to oci jejich vypravely
O Stesti, Y n6mz tonulo. jejlch
nitro.
MArenka hyrila krasou a pu-
vabem.
VSak 81 krasy te. vsiml dnes
otec ieii. ,if
Pred odiezdem do kostela
predstoupili snoubenci die sta
r6ho zvyku pred otce, aby I'M
pozehnal.
Ryvola. polovitni kazatel
tentokrate zklamal. Byl tax
doiat. re sotva chvili udr2e
tfesouci ruku na hlaYach snou.
bencu a misto pripravovaneht
kazani vypraWl re scbe lemon
sIoVa:
"D6ti. bah YAM zehnej
Bud'te st t'astni svaty poko] .
mir bndiz s vami po ysechnA
dny ziyota vaSeho. Maminko
maminko. proc isl Sc nedocka
la dne5niho dine" \ slzach s'
zajikal Ryvola.
Dobre 81 vSak poVsiml, laI
oba PAM sVedkoye primo hlta
Ii krasny zfev Mafencin. a Ry
vola, starry pismak, rckl 81
duchu:
"Jako Ester. iako kr;isna L
ster starozakonna sc pripraN
la beruska mole ma dnesnl de-
Kde sc ien vzala Y nj vseck
ia krasa. Jak rozkyetla od t
dolby, co So karel yratil.
Jednoduchy, ale tkliV9 b,
ohrad svatebnl prostem k'
stelicku. Knez pronesl rec, 4
niz Sc dobfe priprayil a pos
hnal mIadym manAelum.
20 syatebnim ob6de rozlo'
cilf Sc syedkoyc noYomanze
a Ry,ola vy4el 81 S MiluskC
ponejprr "nahoru' ma llra
Cany -.
Karel stanuI pred dycfr
Marcncina pokoie.
Jemn6 zaklepaI. Neeeha
vsak NJ vyzVani, TsLoupll, 10
touzeny.
Jestc Sc neprobral re sla
keno kouzla libc vune, lif
nasyceno bylo oyzdusl, kd
lei ohjaiy mekkc paze a ma
sou jeho spocinula kraana h
wa Marencina, obklopena
plavnI bujuyeh rozpusteny
Nlasn. a karcI uchvatiV ch
svoii do narute llbal j, /
hal .
u A. n
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PRODA Sc automobil Max
we'll 1920, jako novy "a pri-
cinou ,rychleho odjezdu do
Czech, do tri dnu v els. 1904
Gamma Ave. u Washington
Park Blvd. sic
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PRONAJME Sc obchodni
mistnost, hodici Sc pro jakyko-
Ii obchod. Haste Sc V els. 3672
E. 131 st. :?
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zELENINOvE SAZENIcKY.

Rajska jablieka, zeli, papri-
ka, Kapusta, Cerel, Petrzel,
tez Astry, Vrbenky, Salvej,
Petunie, Geranium atd. - jen
slime sazenice.
Sandovy sklenniky
3175 E.. l16 ul., roh Imperial.
Tel Cedar 1925. 5-31
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PRODAM Ia pficinou odjez-
du $1,000 p6kny lot, 40 pri 145
str. ma Svec Ave. u vych. lao
ul. "a 1915. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stukbauera.
5-t8
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PRODA Sc mensf domek
ma vych. 45. ul. velmi LEVINE. A.
gent Sc vyluGuji, dale dvou-
rodinny dunn ma Nursery CT.
Haste Sc v els. 1920 Z. 131 St.
vecer k sedme hodine aneb V
nedeli. sic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16

III u UeDOLblNI IEDClolllI Ne@@S
ho rodu, kdyby tax vstall a
spatrili rytire Krekula orat
ma Ryvolovych polich"
Ryvola Sc jen usmlval. Byl
tax st asten! Jen 81 V duchu
praval, ably byl aspon o dyacet
let mladsi, ahy mohl Prahy
ieste mnoho uzivat. Znal uz
kazdy jeji pamatny kamen -
znal Prahu lepe, stokrat lepe,
nez-li il zna. rodiny Prazan. /
do musea chodil a vsude 81 dal
vykladati o ceskych pamat-
kach, o Ceske minulosti.
Miluska Sc mu jiz vsak tro-
chu odcizovala. Zle Sc proto
zlobival ma vychovatelku, KITE
rou Karel k Milu$ce wal, re
vede dite tuze pansky, re Je
uGi skrobenym zpusobum.
Gale nic 81 q toho, Mllusko,
ned6lei! VSak my sletne uka-
zeme, re jsme venkova, Je-
nom az Sc odst6hu jeme ia Jare
do Vojetina. Tam bude krasne
ma zahradce naSi, tam 81 Milus
ka probehne boSa koZlckaml,
Jam 81 nahraje V pisku u poto-
ka. Tam zas budeme my pany
ne slecna.'
MiluSka vesele ZatleSkala
iruckama q nedala Sc pax od
dedeCka ami odtrhnout. Musel
il vyprav6ti o Vojetine tax
dlouho. az Sc il oGka zavrela,
Pryni zmenu do zivota kar-
Iowa vnesla jednou zylastni ma
Jsteva.
KareI S Marenkou sedeil pc
obede ma pohovce, ctouce no.
why.
Zvonek ma chodbe v6stil pr
chod cizich lidi n6jakych. Slu2
ka ohlasovala, re jakesi dive
slecny sc ptaii po panu rytll1
mann ohlasiti, re jsou od
Mechanic a pan rytif pry w S
vzpomene :"
"Od Mechanic, opravdu. M
ovSem, ocekayal jsem je uz
davno. Slibil jsem prece, zt
| lhnu onou otrokarskou otaz
kou!'
A kdyz sluzka odesla, dopo
vedel zertem:
"Ale co pax lSem mel cas-!
Ba misto abych iine osyobodl
4 otroctvi, upadl jsem do neh'
sam. A do kruteho a nemllo
srdneho, vid', ma zla otrokar
ko!"
Sluzka V tom vsak jiz uya
| della navStevu do pokoje.
Smele ystoupily, vyzyvaNe
| zv6davG sc roZhlizejice, sestr
Anna Marie Jiskrovy, Karlc
w znamG q kapely strycka kr
hulickeho. Zjev jejich budll n
: prijemny DOZEN. Byly oble@'
, ny kfikIaye, neykusne, tvai
: mely naliceny a vysoke uces
= ma prvy pohled prozrazoyal,
&c iSou Zhotoveny z clzlch vi;
: su. Nnesly do pokoje proniki
: w zapach LEVINE vonaVky. Nj
G renka ustrnula, kdy2 bez oko
i ku - ieji prltomnoSti ned5
c iice - kvapily Ike karloyi
smejice Sc a kficice, podaNa
C mu ruce.
n A pax zacala starsi vypraN
V vati;
\ "Styska sc nam donna. o
elvykly jsmc vesnicke praci.
tam smutno, lid6 chodi ia
e. klaSternici, nebo jako zakl'
lie y pohadek. Proto jsme Sc re
o. hodly, ze pojedeme Ease ma
)u sty. Chceme na Sibir, tam
IN nejlepe. Snad zustaneme tr'
De lie We VladiyeStoku. Pl'ic ha
o. me vas prosit, pane rytifl,
bystc nam dial doporuceni
cl- svc Zname V onGch meStecl
A take ma ufady. To by nam
ct. re prospelo. VSude vas t
;et znaii :"