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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-10
ESTRAY NOTICE

Came to the Smith Ranch at Straw
berry. White Pine County, Nevada,
on August IS, 1921. a chestnut sor-
rel work horse wearing a bell and
branded AT connected on left should
er and ia connected on left hip;
sharp shod and was wearing hobbies.
Owner can o animal by pay
ing pasture bill and for this adver-
tisement. Apply to Winifred Smith.
Strawb> ry. White Pine County. Ne
vafA s17-t5
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USES COMMON N

Vice President Calvin Coolidge
does not believe that the Government
at Washington can take from the
people the burdens and responsible
ties Of existence. Economic success
Is to be found In obeying economic
laws, according to the view Of the
Vice President. and he declares that
the only way for this country to get
back to pre-war conditions is to pay
back and work back" Declaring that
there Is a growing complaint at the
recession Of business activity. he calls
attention to the fact that all are Gag
erIy waiting and expecting the Gov
eminent to restore business. He goes
on to say that "fn America the Gov
eminent does not make business. II
can assist, IL can make opportunity.
but her people make the business. All
that can be done by the States or the
Government will be in vain without
a proper attitude by the people. No
power can Immediately restore pre-
war conditions. The only way is to
pay back and work back.
The Government will do what 1t
can, but the Issue lies with the people.
No one likes to see fair profits or
wages diminished. But those who
have the responsibility for the man
agemenf of great enterprises should
recognize It IL more in the line of
their duty to operate at diminished
than not to operate. but those
who perform services should consider
whether 1t Is not better to work for
diminished returns than not to work
at all"
The Vice President IL cognizant of
the fact that many bills are now be-
fore Congress which have for their
aim the bestowal of aid upon various
classes or groups Of citizens who de-
clare they are entitled to special priv
fleges In these days Of readjustment.
Evidently, remarks the Salt Lake
Tribune, Mi. Coolidge is of the opin-
ION that many of these measures are
mischievous and that IL they should
be enacted into law the business of
the country would be placed upon a
false basis and the return of prosper
ity would be delayed until such time
as . solid and substantial foundation
could be reared. Business is not a
plant. 1t can be fostered
to some extent by legislation, but in
great many cases business is hamp-
cred instead Of benefited by Congress
sional attempts to show favors to one
class or another.
No country which engages in war
can escape payment Of the expenses
of the struggle, and that Is precisely
what the United States must do. The
burden has fallen upon all OF the
and each must do his share.
enough, all of us dislike to
pay taxes. Unfortunately there is
no other way out. Also 1t Is human
nature for US to sell our goods and
labor for the highest obtainable
This is all right SO far as 1t
can be safely accomplished. but when
the consumers a no longer pay high
prices for the n~ecessaries of life and
the employers cannot pay high wages
and save their business from bank
then a scaling down is inev-
and this, we take 1t. IL the
generally accepted view Of the polit-
ical economists.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES
FOR THREE DIcTRICTS

w. J. Hunting. State Superintend-
emit Of Public Instruction. has an
nounced that teachers institutes will
be held this Fall in Elko. Ely and Las
Vegas. Selection Of the places for
the institutes of the third and fourth
districts has not been made. Dates
have not been determined definitely
for any Institutes.
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An epidemic of varioloid, a light
form Of smallpox. which broke out
recently among the Indians in the
Mason valley and Schurz section. re-
suited in q general vaccination cru
sade among the Indians and some
whites. The Indian police of the
reservation are rounding up the Indi-
ans and a day is to be devoted to
making sore arms.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-10

Love at first sight; divorce at first
fight.
Hubby soon will be willing to let
some one else try the sleeping porch.
Our appendix may be useless to
US. but see what :. does for the doc
tors.
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ELKo WON GAME

The baseball game at carliD
Day between the Erko and GO
teams was won by Elko BY
1s to s. e Of
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N LAND
CLASS|ACATIONs
New Schedules For Use By the
County Assessors Next Year

which had been in session for some
time at Carson City. has taken q re-
cess until September -. The board
reconsidered its previous action in
relation to land schedules Of 1922
and adopted lew e~lassihcations with
more explicit definitions and some
changes In prices. Following is the
report Of the committee:
COMMITTEE REPORT
Your special committee of the whole
begs leave to report as follows:
An examination of the rolls show
that in the grazing land classification
each assessor has used his own inter-
probation of the general definition of
such land. What one calls grazing
land. another calls pasture and so
forth.
We believe hat the grazing lands
of the State cannot be equalized this
year from the rolls submitted. and
recommend that no action be taken
on this classification by the board.
To avoid a repetition Of this con-
dition we recommend the following
definitions. ciassifcations and valu-
ations OF lands for 1922:
SPECIAL
Special land is that land which.
~ ro.aon - oharantor aIono -fUht
be placed in one of the following six
classes. but which by reason of ex-
ira desirable location or other cause.
is. in the opinion of the assessor. of
greater valuation than land in gener-
al coming under a like character clas-
siication. IT may be entered as spec
ial."
All lands owe 500 per acre.
CULTIVATED
Cultivated land shall include all
vegetable, orchard, grain, timothy,
red top. alfalfa. or any other land of
same value as cultivated due to spec
ial conditions.
First class cultivated is land capa-
BILE of producing four or more tons of
alfalfa or one ton of grain per acre.
Second class cultivated is land cap
able Of producing two and less than
four IONS alfalfa, or from 400 pounds
to one and a half tons or more of
ffmnfhv hav nor aero
Third class cultivated is all other
cultivated land.
First class----..$100 per acre and up
Second class---..$ 80 per acre and up
Third CLASS so per acre and up
WILD HAY OR MEADOW
First class meadow is land capable
Of producing n or more tons to the
acre.
Second class pasture is land cap
able Of producing less than one ton
per acre.
First class-.-,--..s40 per ton and up
Second class-..-.-.$25 per acre and up
PASTURE
First class pasture is irrigated land.
Second class pasture is land parti-
ally irrigated.
Third class is land sub-irrigated or
Of special pasture value.
First class-.---..$40 per acre and up
Second class...-.$25 per acre and up
Third class---~-$15 per acre and up
ARABLE
First class arabic shall be con-
strued to mean land under fence and
valley brush land especially control
ling water rights; and sub-irrigated
unreclaimed brush lands of the high
est feed value.
First class grazing land shall be
construed to mean land controlling
water rights in the range or nature
brush lands of the highest feed value.
Second class grazing land shall be
to mean medium natural
range land producing forage crops
and used for ranging livestock.
Third class grazing land shall be
o--c-,ol - 800 H. ~-~-ook rox.-
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Two pints make a quart unless
they're home-brew, and then they
make Q tight.
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SEEN TO FALL

Gardner was cen TO fall. but It is
thought he was not wounded. He
jumped to his feet and disappeared
in the timber slashings 800 yards
from the prison.
1t is not believed Gardner can swim
the channel, or more than a mile. to
the mainland. The tides are swift
and the water in Puget sound is cold.
The first shots OF the guards brought
Warden Maloney. Heber H. votak.
brother-in-law of President Harding
and superintendent of the Federal
prison, and other members of the
Federal parole board to the baseball
field, where they saw Gardner escap-
ing.
DR.. Charles P. Jento. a member OF
the parole board. said Bogart has a
chance to He was shot
through the left side below the ribs.
After Gardner escaped the slashings
in which he disappeared we're set
afre by the ~warden's orders. The
smoke, which 1t was thought would
drive the bandit to the open, hind
cred the search of the guards.
Gardner has been a model prisoner
since his arrival in June, following
his sensational escape from a train
at Castle Rock and capture a week
later at Centralia. He had promised
that he would take his medicine"
and that he was through with at
tempts to elude the officers. He was
serving a ffty-year term for mail
robbery in California.
Impyn and Bogart were accused
last April of an assault on a civilian
nurse at Camp Lewis. where they
were in the army. They we're tried
in June and after conviction were SEN
fenced to life in prison.
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GARDNER
AGAIN At LARGE

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. 6.-Roy
Gardner. train bandit. who made a
dash for liberty from the Federal
prison on Mcneil island IN Puget
sound yesterday. was still at liberty
to-day. In the dash Gardner was ac-
companied by Everett Impyn. a for
mer soldier. who was killed by guards.
and Lawardus Bogart. also a former
soldier. who was seriously wounded.
Warden Thomas Maloney said his
deputies have no trace of Gardner
and no clue as to his whereabouts.
NO one has seen hide or hair of
him since his escape. 20 far as /
know" the warden said. 81 believe
he is still on the island and in hiding.
waiting for a chance to reach the
mainland" The island is more than
a mile from the nearest mainland.
Guards worked in pairs last night
il the search Of the island for Gard
ner. The 700 residents Of the island
also Joined in the hunt. Launches
traversed the waters surrounding the
island to cut OF the escape of the ban
dit in a rowboat. The island overs
twelve square miles. mostly wooded.
The escape was made while ESQ
prisoners were watching a baseball
game. Gardner cut the wires sur
rounding the baseball diamond and
he and his two companions went
through the hole in the wire fence.
Impyn and Bogart were shot down
after they cleared the fence.
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Another argument against having
two wives is you will have two wives
relatives.
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BILLS PASSED
BY THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MEETING SEPTEMBER S, 1921

ORDERED. That the following
sums of money be allowed the follow
ing named persons. respectively. to-
Wit.
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INDIGENTS.

I hereby certify that the above II
a correct copy OF the record.
n. VEGETABLES. Clerk.
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc SOLICITOR,
Advojnasobte sve sluzne neb
nlzdu, pracujice S nami We va
sem volnem Case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co.. 5817 Broadway. Z?
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PROC NAME JEN PRATELE

BENZ. Franklin pravil: "Sli-
by zjednaj{ yam pratele, ale
nedodrzenf promeni je v ne
pratele." Trinerovo Horke vi
no ma jen pfatele, protoze
vzdy dodrzuje sve sliby. Ia
kaznici ze vsech casti Spoj. Sta
tn a Kanady potvrzuji to kaz-
|dy den. Pan Salvatore D'Ami-
co, psal nam 22. pros. z De-
troit, Mich. "Trinerovo Horke
Vino ma bezpecny a rychly u
cinek." Panl Conception Rive
ra sdelila nam 20. pros. z Ell
Paso, Tex, re Trinerovo Hof-
ke Vino zbavilo il potizi, jimiz
trpela po tricet let. Trinerovo
Hofke Vino jest skutecne me-
vyrovnatelne pro spatne ira
venl, Zacpu, nervOsu, bOleni
hlavy a jine trampoty, zpuso-
bene neporadkem zaludku.
Vas lekarnik neb dodavatel le-
XII povf YAM tez, jak spolehli-
wynn jest Trinernv Mfrnitel ka
sic V pripade nastuzeni nebo
kasle. Prave nynf muzete vel
mi nastydnouti, ale Trineruv
lex zazehna vsechno nebezpe-
ci. Joseph Triner Company,
1333-45 S. Ashland Ave., Chi
! cago, Ill.
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PRIME Sc zena neb dfyka
ma domaci praci do, tficlenne
rodiny. Haste sc els. 4223
Sackett Ave. ?
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kAMNA z druhe ruky vseho
druhu prodava kupuje w.
Sedlacek, 1861 E. 49. st. 7?
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MUSI BYT prodan maietek

MUSI BYT prodan majetek
o Z pokojich a koupelny, hodi
Sc pro dive rodiny. Je tam elek-
trika, plyn, voda, ulice dlazde-
ma, vyplacena. Naleza Sc blize
poulicnl kary. Cena velmi sni-
zena. nebot' musi Sc vyplatit
podil ditkam po zemrele mat
ce. Slozl-li sc jista castka ma
tento majetek, muze Sc kupuji
CT hned naStehovat. Haste Sc
hned Rob. Kohouta, u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway,
aneb els. 8105 Connecticut
Ave. 1-25
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Qp6t se navrall zpst do An
glie zklamant ten muz.

Qpet se navrAtil zpst do An
glie zklamany ten muz-
Pribyl do Londyna casne z
rama, obcerstvil Sc ponekud
koupeli a snidani a aniz by sc
dlouho rozmyslel, odejel PRIV
MIN ylakem do Greville parku.
Postal svuj lfstek mylady
Greville, pripojiv poznamku,
De chce $ nj mluvit v zalezito-
sti nutn6.
| Byl pfedpusten ihned.
Nova panf domu pfijala no
We velkem spolecenskem poko-
j ~ tom samem, kde dalo Sc
pfedstavovanf sluzebnictva ne
kolik dni pred tim.
Oblecena byla v elegantni
Sat smutecni, krasny svuj vlas
majfc stoceny nahore v fecky
uzel a male pouze kudrny ko-
lem spankh a ma belostnem jak
alabaStr cflku.
Praye cd nj byla odesla no.
spodyne, kdyz Keene vessel.
Lulu vrozenou j dvorno-
| sti ystala q Sla mu vstric s ra-
dostnou tvari. ze patrne bylo
tvidet, ze il navsteva jeho test.
Zdalo Sc mu, kdyz TAX ma nj
pohlizel, re skutecne hezci
zenske dosud nevidel.
Cerny ten Sat slusel il W.
tetne bila jeji jasna plet' sc
tim vice Cd nej odrazela, oci
zaiily il jako dive jiskry.
Ulohu svou co velitelka We
velkem dome ma venkove hra-
la znamenitA q byla jiz take u
veskereho sluzebnictva obli-
bena.
Keene zapocal sc zalezitosti
svou lined. Pravil il, ze mu
naridil lord st. Maur, ably pa
tral po zmizele Leslii Vynne a
ze byl lord ustanoven najfti il
ga kazdou cenu, kdyby mel
nechati prozkoumati cely svet.
On, Keene, ze il stopoval az
do hotelu v Parizi re ma
vsechnu pficinu VERT, ze ode
sla do Ameriky.
Chtela by mu mylady Grevil
lie pomoci? Chtela by mu rici,
zda-li jest to pravda?
Pani Greville naslouchala
pozorne kousajic svymi zoub-
! ky do zlateho pera a z oci hle
della j nerozhodnost.
"Chcete mi pomnci, my
LADY," tazal sc Keene proseb,
nym hlasem. "Tazi sc vice
Will lordu st. Maurovi, nez
Will sobe a mohu vas ujistit, ze
nedopreje 81 oddechu, dokud
il nenajde,"
"Chovam k lordu St. Mauro.
vi velikou dctu," pravila, "a ri
ola hych jeho zadosti vyhov6la
kdybych mohla - a vam ta
ke," dodala libeznym usme
vem.
"Myslim, re muzete, mylady
Greville."
"Odpust'te pane keene, ne
mohu. PfipouStim, re vim, kdt
Sc naleza nyni slecna Vynne
jsem ale cestne vazana, nepro
| zradit to-"
A usta ieji opet sc zavrels
X mlceni.
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aRragedie svatebnl noci.
Iyj4je = = Roman

Vail, Lc lily lduyt HItFllIS DlZ
ku bude iednou z vynikajicich
dam velkeho sveta. Musite 81
pamatovat, ze to neni tax ne
obycejnou veci, aby danny, jez
prozily leta ma jevisti, provda-
ly Sc "a Slechtice. Podivelte sc
ma velkovevodkyni z Mount
fordu, pred rokem byla iest6
burleskni hereckou. Pohled'te
ma hrab6nku March; byla ve-
fejnou zpevackou vubec ne
dali Sc ami spocitat, jest jich
mnoho."
"Poslala isem pro vas, bych
Sc vami poradila," pravila l.
da celia pomatena. tx cemu
cheete mi opravdu radit, co
bych mela cinit?"
F., "Kdybych byl ! vani,, spra-
tell bych sc sc Stanleyem a 6
ieho choti. Pak-i varn feknou,
byste Sla zpet k MIN, jdete.
Demoy bratra vaseho ma byti
domovem vasim. Nikde jinde
tax nemhze bgt."
+'Myslim, ze pfisel jste mne
karat" -
"Ano, nlusim.'
"Oh, jest-li mne chcete ka-
rat, muslin ocekavati tax tim
spise Cd jineho. Nepomyslela
isem 81 nikdy, ze byste sc obra
til proti mne,, Konrade.'
A pohledla ma neho V Ito
sti.
"Neobratil jsem Sc proti
VAN, ma draha. Nemyslete to.
Tazete Sc mne radu a ia ja-
ko pritel vas, kteryz INA vas
cely zivot a ktery ma ma srdci
opravdove jen vas zajem, ra-
dim vam to, co die meho usud-
ku Jest nejlepsi. Nemusite Sc
ale proto ma mne hnevat, Ido."
Nemohla sc nan take hne-
vat. Pohled jeho byl TAX n6z-
ny, HAS jeho tax laskavy.
Hnevat sc naa bylo zcela
jednoduse nemoznym.
Mimo TO mela jakes tajne
pfesvedceni o tom, ze vlastne
to co on povida, jest pravda.
Opustila Greville park v
horke nakvasenosti, v zlosti,
hnevu, aniz by sc bratrem
byla rozloucila, nyni vsak "a
cinala uvazovati teprve, bylo-
Ii to moudre.
Svobodna divka, zijici II pri-
telkyne, kteraz neni zadna pri-
buzna, zaujima vzdycky chou
lostive postaveni, to vedela.
Dalece l6pe byla by udela-
la, kdyby Sc smirila okouzlu-
jici svoii Svakrovou a zdstala
V Greville parku.
"Well, co byste mi radil
bych ucinila ted'?" pravila
mirnejsim iiz hlascm.
"Myslim, to re muze byt po
mechanic dobre vasemu vlast
nimu usouzeni. Paklize als
mel bych ia pronesti usudek
rekl bych, pokuste sc nesmy
sleti tax trpce vasem bratr'
a ioho zenc. Hled'te pocit,
sve ponekud zmirnit Il pax b1
dou sc brat veci pfirozenou ce
stcu k smireni."
'Jest to ale velmi tyrde," V,
dechla, touzic po jeho soucl
tn.
"Ano, ma draha, jest. "A jes
mi vas proto tim vice Ito. Tai
brzy po smrti uboheho vaseh
otce musite to hluboce poetic g
vat. Obavam sc, &c jest sve
plny nesnazi.'
Pri tom 81 vzdychnul ~ my
sic ma Leslli,
Pohledla mu Y oblicej taxa
We, uzkostlive.
Touzila 20 tom, slyset o.
nej jeho noviny, touzila p
tom, slyset, co Sc stale zale
zitosti tragedie merchandise.
!, Tyden, k nemuz Sc byl zava
zal Keene mlcenlivosti, jiz pre-
Sel a, prec ieste nebylo, ami sic
Il.
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W, AhCO vi pALIuc AtN oucl
tom, ze ona byla vlastne tou o.
sobou, heraz Leslii vyStvala
pryc. =
"Ano, jsem u velikych nesna
ri. Leslie odesla."
"Odesla?!" opakovala.
j "Ano, odesla. Nemohu vam
nyni vysvetlovat proc a jak,
az nekdy jindy. Pro dnesek
mohu vam jen rici, lie jednala
TAX jaksi We smyslu povinno-
sti.'
"Skuteen&?p
! Zdalo Sc, jakoby v hlase l.
dy bylo pon9kud soucitu. Ma
chvili Sc zamlcela, naeez pra-
villa:
! "A pride zpet?"
! ITO nenlohu rici. Jest to pro
mne yelkou zkouskou a bolem.
Jak velkNrh, to tezko bylo by
vam k pochopeni.'
"Shledala jsem v novinach,
ze svakr vas jest tezce memo
GEN. pravila Ida, chtic tax
pfedejit nepohodme prestavce
"Ano, jest velmi nemocen.
Pfijel jsem z Kings Norton te-
pve vcera. Zanechal jsem no
V bezvedomf a jest velice po-
chybno, ze sc pozdravf.'
Jest to snad, mac cekaji?'
pfemyslela Ida. "Nechti snad
uvefejnit vec tn al po smrti
lorda Morelanda?"
st. Maur nezdaI Sc myslenky
jeji pozorovat.
ZaGal mluvit sir Patricko-
vi, nemoci jeho a smrti a nez
mohla sc ona opet navratit X
feci o Leslii, aneb lord More
landovi, prijela szp6t mylady
Selwyn 2 ranni sve vyjizdky a
tim dalsimu rozhovoru utiner
konec.
Mezitim byl zamestnan tai
ny keene z narizcni st. Maura
patranfm po zmizel6 Leslii.
Muze sc to zdati podivnym,
ze znaje osvedcene pratelstvi
Lulu X Leslii, z drfvejsi DOLBY,
neobratil Sc ma tuto Timed.
Nasledek toho byl ten, ze
skutecne zkuseny tento tajny
octnul Sc ma chybne stezce, ma
niz Sc drzel as ctyri dny phi
tom 81 vlbec ma Lulu ami ne
vzpomnel.
Go byl mu st. Maur rekl, ze
stopovana byla Leslie do Here
fordu, bylo dosti dobre; kdyz
ale odchazel tajny odtamtud,
udelal omyl.
/ Mlada DANA podobna jsouc
zevnejskem ponekud Leslii, ce
stovala Herefordu do Skot-
ska. Zrizenec ma draze popsal
Iii jako Stihlou, mladou a hez-
kou damu zaroveh pozoroyal
: pry tax neco tajemneho v jeji
cestovani, zejmena proto, ze
, cestovala sama.
: Jednaje die tohoto navodu,
odebral SC keene do Skotska a
po male ohtizi obievil tam da-
mu onu.
Dana, kteraz takto byla
kceneho zavedla, byla guver'
nantkou rodine baroneta jeC
: noho a aCkoliv hezka prec ne
mela zadnG podobnosti S Lesli
t Vynpe.
Op6t ujizdel Kcene nazpe'
do Hercfordu. hlcdat move sto
: py a sice 5 vetSi jeStt obezret
t nosti nez drive.
a navratil SO prave V cas-
: by setkal sc $ nekym, jenz pres
aspon ponekud mohl no uvest
: ma stopu pravou.
Objevil tu, re odejela Lesli,
| do DOveru - z Doveru ovScn
D jiz Sc domyslel snadno, ze jel;
: do Calais a odtud - do Pafi
ze.
= Behem dvou dnu objevi
: Keene made vsi pochybnost
> ze byla Leslie S Lulu V hotel'
Il 4. A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
PRODA Sc,

PRoDA Sc dum o 5ti poko-
Jich, koupelna, fernes, elektri-
ka, skopky ma pradlo.. da Sc
LEVINE, bude-li prodan do 14ti
dnu. Haste sc v els. 1866
Coath Ave. v Corlett. 1-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
SWEET

Lulu nikdy Y zivote nezrusi-
la sve slovo a byla odhodlana
] nyni tax necinit.
Keene namahal Sc co mohl,
ale marn3.
Byla tax pevna jako skala
We SVEN rozhodnuti. Dala sve
cestne slovo Leslii a mic neby-
10 s to il pohnouti, by no zru-
Sila. "a
Jest mi velice Ito, pane
Keene, "ze v&m to muslin ODE
pfiti," pravila nekolikrate "a
sebou. Ale nezrusila jsem NJ
kdy daneho slova a nikdy to
take neuciniln. Jsem nj We
spojeni pak-li chcete, budu
il psati jak starostlive, jak ho-
roucne 81 preje lord ST. Maur
JeJlno naVratu a zeptam sc j.,
zda-li 81 preje, .bych vam ukryt
JeJl Vyzradlla. wee ale nez TO
uclnlt nemohu. Silblla Jsem a
musim slovo sve drzet.
heene vldei, re jest vse mar
ne q chystai sc x odeJlti.
Aadala no, by znstal a pr1-
Jmnl neJake obcerstVeni, on a
lie odeprei q special, by. neJ-
biizslm viakem odeJel zpet DO
mesta.
sotva 70 ,,rso, 70 s+,n;ce st
pancrac kdvz ~ ialaa r,La a
nolas;,o ~ uo,,,a
"Hallob Koene, Jok GO ns
teq, nozaravoval bo nakdo
A ohra+;u so rr,.h,o n;asl 60
tvari v tvar mlademu " stei-
nokroi odenemu muzi. pro ne
hoz byl as pred rokem take v
pffpadu iednom pracoval.
Mlady ten voifn bvl kapitan
Langley. ienz provazel sir Ed
warda Vynne.a do znameho
nam klubu a predstayil ho te-
hdv Stanlev Grevillovi
ooh. ,daknii mne lest do
bfa LAX se ale darf VAN kani-
tame Langley?" tazal Sc Kee-
ne,
"Oh TAX TAX Ram ideteqn
| "Jdu do piccadillv. kanita.
ne"
"Tak ia. Vezmeme 81 droz-
ku q noiedeme Keene Chci 8
vami drobet promluyit.
.oro .droha+ ,;+, .,,,o
,1.stn5 .aa,a aa,,.,,,,o !
J ua1os;to.+oo,,-a 49,, ~
nro,,;I Lon;.,
upr; +6 nsfIos;+os+; Koono
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24

ZE STARE VLASTI prijeta
diyka hleda sluzbu " radne
ceske neb, slovenske rodine.
Haste sc v els. 93l8, Dunlap z
E. 93. ul. - 1-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, rohovy stor, trzi Sc
pres. $500 tydne. Je tam byt O
5ti svetnicich, koupelna a jine
zaflzeni. Haste Sc v els. 97O2
Dennison Ave. w. 1-29
The Redwood gazette., 1921-12-28
SeafOrth

X X X X Y X X X x X y X
Lawrence Hunzicker spent Sunday
at his home in Courtland.
W. R. Goudy transacted business at
Redwood Falls Friday.
Mrs. P. A. Palmer was a Redwood
Falls shopper Saturday.
Emil Ring, who has been stopping
with the Palmers for the past couple
of months, left this week for his home
at Ruthton, MINI.
John Schmid of Redwood Falls
transacted business in Seaforth and
vicinity Saturday.
Joe Blake of Lamberton called on
patrons in this vicinity the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fuhr accompanied
by Mrs. Bernard Fuhr and Mrs. Geo.
A. Davis were shoppers in Redwood
Falls Wednesday.
F. L. Tout of Redwood Falls was
plying his trade in the neighborhood
the past week.
Miss Mary Carbert of Delhi was
looking after the interests of School
District No. 115 Thursday of last
week.
The Seaforth schools closed for the
holiday vacation Friday.
A basket social was held by the
Seaforth Schools at the hall Saturday
night. A good time was enjoyed by
those present.