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their auto TO lie the guests Of relatives
at Fair|i"w,
Mrs. J.. f.. Evcrly has as her guests
MIR. JCnf I:..\t"r ami baby of flrhcfs-
lurE. AID Ml+s Pauline proper of 81.
Nar.S. ". Vi.
Mrs. ". +. Mckee lef: Wedn' sdhy
ror, It irw d:,y:'' .;rj"urn at t'hautarQuk
: y. 81" viii l." '":r"I IN II'ti-
luiryh -. i"v Mckee,. "hu has ben
rhc cues: %: r"la,i."; i"r f"w dr%s
IN hrn"r 81 Miss Mary i!"nn"tt Or
I'.lioIr.rt -. ra.. the Hhi!Lthca class
Of he BAPTIST church "nr'rtainch 1T a
pirnir 'f'I.sI'y af;"rn""n 1t laden
bark. .'c.4c!uNS supper was served
- . u'r,orE.
Mrs. Walter Tirr!ns and hahv have
returned lOin" t. Wheeling after
bril- viSI, ut IN" HON" Of John Tfppins.
Miss Mary Eddy. who has been spend
inn, ! i,.r works. vacation at Pittsburgh
and other points in Pennsylvania. has
resumed ii"r duties in the local office
of the Western Union office.
NJ J. Hr,Iy was in Wheeling Wedncs-
hry attending To matters Cf business.
Plans ar" Euin.r forward for T." pic
ui,. To b" hold 1t Pad"n park august II
for Tyl,r county cN-S"rNIr" n"n. The
picnic VIII bc under the auspices "f' the
t'nr-Vhnrn post. Victory medals IRE
20 hr distributed by government man
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IN that city. Tho trio consists OF all
local mon.
Rev. Simon Snyder Leaves 49,
I;NN. simon SElG"r. pastor "t IN"
Trinity I.uthcrau church. and family.
wi! leave '"nn-rNw evening Tor Johns
'"wr. IA. where hey .w.:t visit Key.
Suyd"rs f"riu.r paSt"raE". They Wi!
be- gone tor about i week.
Nearly an Accident
Yesterday afternoon Az aut"Nohiie
bearing a number said I" II" N"S' VI
rir!a license No 7%SG. Was driven 7lNi
3, s.r.Nt ,ur wI!.r tic lar was staiyd.u:;
Nt.l and paSsr:.CrrS h".rG dlH|h:'ri."'
The drive: did not max" any attempt
- stop and lonh"d aS though an a''''
Dog; "m hi i.art woUl! l." If !itc m
t.:cSt 10 him. Several nt the p"oH"
nho yer" letting off the car took The
,.crUs" number.
Repairing Around Churches
Repairs are h"tng mad" /" prarticaliy
n. Of the churches on IN" South sue.
Men are buSily Engaged IL repairing
~r"fS. fences and ether parts "f iAr
churches that everything: VIII b" N good
.harr by the tine THAI cold weather
sets in.
South Sido Briefs
Hazel Shrrvcr. o. Pittsburgh. Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marsh. on Nc
Culiorh street.
Momr from Elizabeth. New Jersey.
where they have been for the past three
weeks VISITING Mrs. Andrews mother.
John Wheeler. az Altoona. Pa. Is
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor. OF Rellair".
have returned home after = short visit
with relatives on the South Side.
Miss Tessie Chapman Of Thirty
fourth street. has gone 10 Reading o.,
Where she will visit friends and rela-
ttNrs.
l.. \. Tromncu and family. Of TWEEN
;y-tirSt street. are at Pittsburgh this
week attending the funeral OF near
sarah Neeley. Of Jacob street. Is re-
ported 70 be Improving after week :
mess.
May TI"nsl"y. OF Reilatrc, visiting
MISS Ada Sc.yh. Of Woods street.
Robert and ]. F.. Anderson. OF Twcn-
,y-ulath street. are home after BRIEF
ya.atlon at Atlantic City. They made
the round trip In an automobile
Leslie Fart. ~ Twenty ninth street
has gone to Cambridge for = Few days
to visit friends.
The rou,h side Motor company at
For.ieth street. are rcpaintine around
their storeroorns both on the IN ana
nutsidcs After the necessary repairs
arc made. the place will look very at
tractive.
]. r. wotrtnr and family. OF oaktale:
Pa. have returned home after orier
visit with relatives here.
Tho supper held last evening at the
Trinity Lutheran church was success
in all and was largely attended. Many
delicious things TO eat were served. The
proceeds Of the affair will b" used IN
tho work OF the Ladies' Aid society or
:he church.
Tneima Anderson has returned 20 her
home a, Martins Ferry after visiting
friends here yesterday.
James Rhinrhart is reported to be
III at his home out Cald~elrs run.
Mr. and Mrs. william Davis and son
Ralph arrived HON" after brief Naca-
zion visit with friends and relatives AZ
Albany, ". Y.
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STEEL IMPROVEMENT
IS ONLY huDERATE

New York. Aug. 1o.-The Iron Age. m
us weekly summary OF tho iron and
steel trades. will say tomorrow:
Tho moderate Improvement Of tho
past two weeks In replenishment de-
nrand for steel continues. but few sue
cessors have appeared Tor the larger
sized orders which lately brought out
such keep competition. IN the central
western and Chicago districts. Any new
price concessions have been in pig Iron
rather than in finished material
II is recognized that large business
would develop special prices but on the
general run Of small orders competitive
dcvia,!ons Of more than 81 TO s.: from
the schedule recently made public are
NJ, common.
The rate Of steel works operations Is
Substantially unchanged and the same
alienation Of activity and shutdovns
~: has obtained At many plants for
several months is expected to continue
.nto the fall.
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Railroad 6r11Sp

John Donovan. B. & O. brakeman. has
returned TO work after being OF sew
oral days on account OF illness.
Tom Jenkins. passenger fireman on
tho Grafton division. Is m the city IN
tho interests OF the frernen's union.
]. W. Bonison, r. & o. yard clerk.
has gone 10 New Orleans for a few
weeks 10 visit his relatives Of that
place.
Frank (Mlcky) Davis freight condue-
tor on the Wheeling division OF tho
Pennsylrania, has returned to work
after enjoying = briet vacation In
CAn&da-
John Seraetpn, crew CLERK At tho PENN
sylYania otrice in the Hawiey building
wall resume his duties after spend in &
the past ten days on a vacation In
New York state
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OF races and contests has been arranged.
Supper will be served at o'clock.
Mrs. =. r. Smith has as h"r .:UrNtS
her brother and ms wife. Mr.. and M.
Glenn TuStln Of lll;n"iS. Ih"S NG'''
the trip here in their car.
Mrs. Lucy Thohurn has E"n" 70
Wheeling for = NiSi' OF som" length
with Mrs. Alice Adams.
Mr.. IND Mrs clifford Majors =:
M"uudsy.lle are guests at the HON" OF
har father. Rev &. w. Nuzum
Mrs. J. W. Hickman has returned Z"
Parsley after 4 couple OF days WISH
here
Frank Vernon, who has been the sue
Cn$SCul m:lnaGct At pad"n park "a"
rast season will sever his Cnn'cc'l III
with tn" popular outing resort 1t IN"
end Of this week. Mr. Vernon, VINO.
with his sister. Miss Lillian. IS on" at
INC hcadlincrS OF the J.; +. Keith N'ul"-
Vile circuit. will leave in the near tut'
ur" for DcS MONIES. Iowa. whcr" they
will open their vaudeville engagements
The \ ernonS will give an exhibition "r
skating 1T the park Thursday evening;
SIvciaI car service will hr maintained
over tn" Sistcrsvill"-Ncw Martln9vill"
car line. $780,,
Miss Pauline Proper Of st MaryS =
tho guest Of relatives here and 1t S.
tcrSNillc.
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SUPREME COUNCIL
MAY ENLIST SOVIET
AID FOR RELIEF

nria AuEN l0.-The American am
hnszador took rart twIc" IN today's ScS-
siorrs Of the supreme council. once In
replying to Premier Lloyd George that
he agreed that Americas traditional
policy gave traders tho right 70 sell
arms TO either ben:Serant IN the Near
East. and again. in replying 20 inquiries
by the prime ministers respecting S"C-
rotary Hoovers Russian reiet plans
81 BRAND. the French premier. began
me discussion OF the Russian famine
By saying that the Russian people. who
rad tough, with the allies in the be-
ginning OF The war might Justly look 10
them now for help.
~ propose that all the allies join
With the United States and the other
.::!nns who are interesting themselves
= IN, administration OF relief through
at Cross societies and other private
s,.rr"S" said NJ. BRAND.
u heartily aSrce TO this. exclaimed
My Lloyd George. But I wish 10 point
cat" he added that such efforts could
un; reach many OF the sufferers. The
Rod cross cannot perform the miracle
OF the Ave lo1ves and the tx" Dishes.
Relief must be organized Immediately
on a great scale not only for the sANc
OF Russia but for the sake OF the world
plaques incident to famine would cause
more losses than the last war.
Il have not admiration Tor the Soviet
government Mr.. Lloyd George con-
tInued. but relief is Impossible without
Is cooperation in as much as Il con-
trolls transport and all the othcia! ma
chinerJ No one could move about
Russia without It's permission. I think
for this purpose. and for this purpose
only, the. allies should make some ar
ranEement with the Soviet govern
uent-
The experts at work on the Stlesian
problem were not able to complete their
task today but will report on :he bound
ary TO tho council. which will meet At
Eve o'clock tomorrow evening. Tho
Greco-Turkish question was under dis
cusston today and the council decided
TO adopt An attitude OF strictest neu-
TALLY, without Interference with trade.
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Marriage Licenses

Victor Huga Workman. age -. mine
clerk. and Veda Marie Gummcre. age 20.
both OF Fairpoint. Rev. c. W. Cooper
performed the ceremony.
William Sawyer. age g, student
OF Relpie. Ohio. and villa Mae Price.
age 90 OF Bellaire. Both colored. Rev.
Charles Green performed the ceremony.
I.oney FAson. age 80. coal miner.
and Priscilla Willison. age -. both OF
Glencoe. Both colored. Squire Henry
VI. Davies performed the ceremony.
Carlton Hayes Conrow. age rs.
student Of Pasadena. Calf. and Mary
Roberta Mclley. ago 10. Of Flushing.
Rev. G. w. Cooper performed the cere-
m"ny.
Divorce Suit Piled
Nellie Holmes VS. Robert Holmes:
Action for divorce on the grounds OF
adultery and neglect OF duty. Attorney
George Cooke represents tho plaintiff.
st. Clatrsvtle Briefs
Mrs Lulu Robinson. OF Washington
Court House. who Is visiting In this
community entertained a number Of
local friends at the Polly Anna Tea
Room yesterday evening.
Miss Esther Arnold. OF Marietta
street. accompanied Frank Gable and
family on an eastern motor trip.
Miss Catherine FarnelL OF Martins
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PADEN CITY

MIR and Mrs. u VI. Garrett have re-
turned from Grafton. W. Va. whore
they motOr"d a week ago TO vISis re!4-
tivcS. They We're accompanied home
n, their son and daughter Brooks and
Maud Garrett. who were the guests for
several days Of relatives.
The Sunday school classes Of the NJ.
r church will hold their annual picnic
Thursday afternoon n Padcn park. 4
large attendance is expected and de-
lightful time is anticipated. a progra n
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ruvsnts Cushion Cleaner

Bert Hagiock, Penusy dispatcher. Is
said TO have invented an automatic
cleaner 20 DO used in the cleaning OF
coach seats. Il Is reported that the
contriyance does the woE or cleaning
the dust and cinders from the cushions
of the seats and that IL put into use
will be a great aid 10 the passengers in
keeping their clothes clean while trav-
cling ON trHtDa Mr.. Haglock has applied
for q patent on tho device.
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oamsS Postponed

owiA< to several OF the players hay
ing 70 work tho game which was to
have been played yesterday between the
wheeling and Stsubenville baseball
teams Of the Pennsylvania railroad. was
postponed until a future date. Mana
ger Rowley OF tho local team announced
that the game would probably be
played one week from Saturday at
which time all players will be able to
take part
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saipmunts OF Autos rncrsazans

Officials OF the Z. g. .. and the Penn
syjyania are commenting very much or
Re owing TO the nice business that Is
he.nE realized through the shipments OF
automobiles which are arriving In the
city daily consigned TO local concerns.
Every day nnds Ave or ten carloads OF
machines arriving with many more on
the road emouta
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and a program Of interesting sps
lures Is being arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell o
tie daughter kathryn. will leave Il
car Thursday for a several days
at buckeye Lake. o.
4. e. Wilson. who wIS called I'D
the death Of his father-in-iaw, TIL
Ilr. !. Vi. I:"i"c. returned home to|
ran;nwn. Wednesday,.
Mrs. l.. G. Cement has returned
a visit Of few weeks with fr1eu
pittsburgh. Pa
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RAILROAD BRIEFS

-" ~emi-monthly payroll! for the ON
p.uyeS o. tne c & ?. division OF the
,r:,. .vtni:. -ailroaG was distributed
yesterday. including pays for employees
rors.n, 1T Hs!iaire Bridgeport and
Martins F"rr:. Owing 70 the recent re-
,;uc:,un n wage; the roll was not as
Large as was previously paid out al
tnvugh the total reached large amount
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pspoir1ng Station

The ". & l. K station. at Eighteenth
street. is being repaired on the n and
outside. which Includes repairs 10 the
roof and t. tho platform which was In
bad condition The marker over tho
top Of the station Is also being re-
pa.p;ed
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West Virginia viii receive $1,000 10
r,-ic~sl aid for the protection OF forests
from fire during the coming fiscal year.
according to an announcement OF the
rornst service. United States depart
ment of agriculture.
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CITY BRIERS

appeal styled Joseph c. Keter ct
n g. EHrman Stores company. from the
court - squire r. e. Hobbs was hled
.sr.-dav The amount sued for was
$500 and julsrncnt was given for $1s5.
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- II. Parsons rnrtn line dispatcher OF
fhr ran Handle Is on work on account
~ m:nc ~ His condition IS reported as
r.. bong critical
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SOUTH SIDE


Heek's Ave piece Orchestra i"tt yes
terday for ParkerShurc wh"r" they are
engaged to play Il: = scrlc" y: dances
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PRODAM FARMU

akrech, dobreho pozemku, We
stfednim Wisconsin,, celym
farmarskym zarizenim, jako
kone, dobytek, prasata, drd-
bez, stroje, naraGi, krasna Il
roda. NejblizSi m6sto drahy,
maslarna, elevatory ma obili,
mlyn, nakladarna okurek jen
3 y mile, skola pul mile, 20
akru lesa, dost dreva ma pro-
del, asi 60 akru pod pluhem,
bez parezd a kamene, vSe V
rovin6. Stavby a masiny mali
cenu $4,000. Nasledkem start
a nemoci necham farmu Sc
vSim zafizenim "a $4,000, ho
tov6 potrebi $4,000. Nechte
VaSi adressu V adm. I. listu
pod znaCkOu 100. 8-5
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FARMA

FARMA o 90ti akrech do
bre pudy, dun 5ti pokojich,
zanovni, 2 kon6, 4 registrova-
ne krayy, 2 prasata, slepice,
vSechna lroda a naradi. Cena
S13,500 Vymeni Sc "a NEST
sky majetek. ~ Farma g.
akrech, Q krav, diva kone, hoj
ne slepic, vsechno nafadi a Il
roda, 20 mil cd Clevelandu.
Cena $11,5OO, vymeni Sc "a
dobry dvourodinny majetek
ma East side. Vymenim dobry
dvourodinny dun ' peknem
okoli, jest tam 5 pokojd dole
a 5 nahore, "a jednorodinny,
blize Clar kary. Cena $500. O
dalSi vysvetleni Sc Haste V {.
1892 W. AZ St, blize Clark A.
We. 8-8
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LACE $4,000.

P6kny a cisty domek pro
malou rodinu, 4 svetnice, toi-
let, sklep, elektrika, gas a uli-
ce vydlazdena, male taxy. Ma
ch5zl Sc u Hamm Ave-, media
leko Broadway a trech pou-
licnich kar. $500 nebo vice 20
staci co prvni splatka, ostatni
jako najem k nastehovani
hned. PospeSte 81, neb dIouho
nepotrva. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5484 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma Mr.. Stukbauera. 8-6
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Kdyz byla domovnice $ cist6-
MIN bytu hotova, vstoupila k
madame Lurotove. Nemohla to
dele vydrzeti, ably S n6kym o
move naiemnici nepromluvila.
Evzenie pracovala iako oby-
cejne vedle sve matky, ktera
sedela We stare sve lenoSce.
"Dobry veter, madame Lu-
rotoVa; dobry veter, slecinko
Evzenie; nuze, ,jak 81 mate dnes
Vecer?"
"Jako obyceine".
"Ano, nemoc pride vzdycky
drive nez odejde; ale zda Sc
mi, ze vyhlizite mnohem lepe"
"Ano, zda Sc mi, re Sc Iep-
SIM.
"Za dive neb tri nedGle bude-
te moci podniknouti male w
chazky a "a tri mesice budete
lplne zdrava".
"Deiz to buh".
"Co isem chtela rici, NADIA
me LUrotoVa, slysela iste liz
nejnoIejsi noVinku?"
"Jakou novinku?"
"Vas soused -"
"Ach ano, dnes rano Sc W.
stehoval. Slysela isem sramot
st6hoVatu; nevedeIa isem Il po-
catku, co Sc deje Ma dcera ne
byla donna a kdyz Sc vratila, w
pravoVala mi, ze mas starry SOU
sed Sc vystehoval. Vite, re isem
.ej malo znala; 'dobre iitlo',
'dobry vecer' pri potkani ma
schodech neb chodbe byIo
vSe".
"Uverlte, madame, ze ten
starry brucoun teplv vcera m.
rekl, ze Sc vystehuJe? VyJed.
ma vse V tichosri : ranem Rabi.
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PRODA Sc:
$500 HOTOVE

a zbytek ma Iehk6 splatky kou
pi dvourodinny dun blize W.
chodni 55. uI a Broadway.
Tento majetek Sc da 1acino,
pon6vadz musi byti prodan
tento mesic. Haste Sc Il Atlas
Finance Co, 5458 Broadway.
Pteite Sc ma J. MlGkovskyho.
SO
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FARMA rozlohy 103 akry
ga Bedford, rri zeleznici, ctvrt
mile od dIazby, pul mile cd
kary, 80 akru orn6 pudy velmi
1rodne, Sc akru dobreho lesa,
ostatni passive. Potok prot6ka
farmou lie utvoriti male je-
zero. Farmu musite vid6ti, "a
byste il ocenili. Cena $4,000 "a
akr, hotove $4,000, aneh Sc We
zme mestky majetek ma vyme-
nu. Frank j. Parenica, 3543 +.
106. st. q Union. =?
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Elektricke sysflo v dome.

Najemce letniho bytu, pri-
stehovav Sc: "Vzdyt' jste mne
psali, re mate elektrick6 sv6-
Ito V dom6?"
Hospodaf: 'Katenko, skoc
do komory a primes tn elektri-
ckou lampicku, co 81 tn pan
stvo loni V lete zapomn6lo".
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LACE.

LACE. n Proda Sc 81 akrd
dobr6 pudy, les, pastva, dobr6
stavby 2 kone, A kravy, 2 ia
lovice, praaata, drubez, nara
di a Gfoda. - Farma 65 "a
krech stavby V pofadku, do
bytek, nafadi, droda a hodn6
prasat a drrbeze. - Farma 0
8oti a&rech, dobr6 stavby, no
dn6 dobytka, krasne kone,
vSachry stroie, prasata, hod-
ne slepic, husi, krocanu a ka-
chen, llroda, krasny les a 900
pejlu ia syrop. - Nam mno-
no jinych farem cd 5ti do 200
akru ma prodej neb ma vym6-
nu "a m6stske majetky. Dopi-
ste ma NJ. Pokorny, r. F. d.
No. 4, Chardon, O. S-8
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dobrosrdecne. Nebude-li behat
cely den po Parizi, navstivf
vas, bude vami hovorit a vas
bavit. Madame Lurotova, mn6
Sc zda, re VAN sousedstvi teto
vdovy kapitanovy pfinese ste
str.
Domovnice zvatlala jeSt6 ne
kolik okamzeni a kdyz vSe Wy
povedela a mic vice neved6la,
odeSla.
DrCh6ho dne od desiti hodin
az do poledne panovalo ustaVic
ne vzhdru a dolu chozeni pc
schodech. Byl zde obchodnfk 5
Inabytkem, ,ktery pfivezl postel,
lpohovku, dve lenosky, ctyry Ii
die, stul, skrin ma Saty, zrcadlo,
visaci hodiny a diva svicny.
PAX pfisli JIM obchodnici, KITE
II ostatnl nabytek pfinesli. Ko-
necn6 dunn op6t utichnul; pfi-
st6hovani move najemnice bylo
ukonceno.
Kdyz Evzenie jedenact no.
din dolu pc schodech sla, ably
potraviny k obedu nakoupila,
potkala novou najemnici po-
zdravila il.
Nova najemnice usmala Sc
pfiv6tiv6 a odpov6d6la srdec-
ne "dobre jitro, sletno".
Cel6 odpoledne slysela ma
dame Lurotova a ieji dcera no
YOU najemnici po SVEN pokoii
sem tam prechazet, nabytek
roVnat, hfebiky do st6ny cara
yet, zkratka vse do poradku da
vat.
Nasledujiciho dne odeSla cas-
ne a vratila Sc pozde vecer. Ale
pr.stiho dne snidala donna.
Okolo dvou hodin bylo lem
me ma dv6re Lurotovy zaklepa-
ne. Matka, majic velmi Jenny
sIuch, pravila k dceri: "To jest
naSe nova sousedka, prave
isem slySela otevrit op6t "a
writ jeji dv6re".
Evzenie vstala a otevreIa.
"Dobry den, mila slecinko",
pravila vdova kapitanova ulis-
nym hlasem, 'jest to vase nova
sousedka, ktera Sc osm6luje
vas nav5tivit; bude ma navSt6-
va pani matinee miIou?"
"Ano, madame, odpov6dela
Evzenina matka vstavajic,
facte Jen VStouplt
Hned ma to octla Sc soused-
ka pred madame Lurotovou.
ODE vdovy pozdl avily sc ma
vzaiem divaly Sc zvedaye ma
sebe.
,'Jiz vcera, madame, prayi-
la vdova kapitdnova, "cht6la
isem vas naVStiviti, avsak roz-
manita behani, ktera odlozit Sc
nedala, zdrzela rane od vyrln6-
nj teto pfijemn6 poyinnosti.
Vim dobfe, re ' Pafizi neni
zVykem, nayst6vovat osoby, S
nimiz jednom dome bydlimc;
ia vSak isem yenkovankou. ma
dame, na5em mal6m meste-
t&u bylo to zEykem".
"Dovedu oceniti test, NJ iste
mne a me dceri prokazala, ma
dame, dakuji YAM ~ NJ.
. A ia, madame, iscm St'ast-
nou vami Sc seznamiti. Ale
prosim, nezuataveite STAT. Jste
po tezk6 nemoei, a iall vidim,
dosud yelmi slaba".
Velmi pecl;ye uchopila Sc ru-
ky madame Lurotovy Il pomo-
hla il do lenoSky sc o26t posa-
diti.
90, w jste yelmi laskavou-
zahanbujete mne 49," pravila
Evzenina matka. Pokynutim
ruky pobidla sousedku, ably Sc
posadila.
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BUNCALOV 0 6ti nokoilch

BUNGALOW o 6ti pokojlch
elektrika, plyn, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, velmi pekny lot.
Naleza Sc ma Coath Ave. bli-
ze vych. 131. ul. Cena $4,000.
Vezme Sc menSi castka hotov6
ostatni jako najem aneb men
81 domek Y okoli Broadway a
Fleet ul. Haste Sc Il Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc na JOS. MlGkovske-
no. SO
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PRODAM prav6 dohotoveny
6tipCkojovy dim V Greenwood
Park. Potfebi $1,000 hotove,
prime Sc ter lot residencni
neb obchodni co prvd splatka.
Haste Sc Il JOS. Navratila.
12314 Beechwood Ave. Tel.
Union 858 K. z
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHo.

"Jak Sc jmenuje?"
"Rabiot".
"Rabiot? Znam jednoho pa
ma tim jm6nem S kfestnim jme-
mem josef.
"To jest on, mas domaci
pam.
"Muz asi padesatilety?"
"Ano, ano".
"Nevidela jse no uz asi deset
roku, tehdy byl jest6 svobod-
n.y..
90, on jest dosud svobod-
n.y..
"Tedy majitelem tohoto do
mu Jest pan Josef Rabiot, jejz
znam. Tot skutecn6 prekvape-
MIN pro mne a jest to op6t je-
den pfiklad, jaky neocekava-
ma nahoda privadi. On bude Sc
take divit, az uslySi, kdo Jest
ieho nova najemnice. Kdybych
byla znala jeho adresu, byla
bych iej navstivila hned po
mem pfichodu do Parize. Muj
boze, jak divine vSe jest; ia ne
vychazlm z udiveni Byla to
skuteGne St'astna nahoda, re
jsem sla Beaubourg ulici. Mu-
sim vam pov6diti, re pan Josef
Rabiot byl dobrym pritelem me
no otce. Ten Slechetny muz Jest
bohu2el mrtev. Pan Rabiot byl
jednlm re sv6dku pfi mem snat
ku. Snadno pochopite, jak do
bfe sc zname a jak mi bude MI
le op6tne $ MIN shledani Sc,
Ach, on asi nevi, re mui dobry
Oskar zemfel V Tunisu".
INA mou Vdru, madame,
pravila domovnice v$ecka udi-
vena, "ani nev6rite, iak jsem
toniu rada, re znate pana Rabi-
ota r
"Ale, mila PAM domovnice,
Jest iiz cas-, abych Sla; vezmu
drozku a dam Sc dovezt do
Taitbout ulice. Po me >navSt6-
We u pana Rabiota puidu nakou
pitt syuj nabytek. Ma shleda-
nou Ultra, pani domovnice".
Po techto slovech vzdalila
sc vdova kapitanova brzy
zmizela 2 dostrehu domoynice.
DomoVnice pospiSila k snida
nj, pax ozbroiila Sc koSt6ter,
velkou houbou, dzberem vody
4 utiradlem odebrala Sc do
hofeniho bytu, ably no yycisti-
la. Statecne domoyhici zaleze-
10 velmi ma tom, ably 81 ziskala
prizen najemnice, ktera domd-
ciho pana tax dobre INA.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn {. 7013 Grand Division z
Warner Rd. 105. kary. Jest
tam 5 pokoju koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, tvrde podlahy,
fernes ma uhli. Da Sc LEVINE a
vezme Sc lot co splatka. Hla-
ste Sc Il VIM. Kleppel, tel. u
Mon 158 K. Broadway 1855.
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