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The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
CHAPTER lI-Continued.
10

Dan felt himself straighten; and the
color mounted somewhat higher in his
brown cheeks. But he did not try to
avenge the insult-yet. Cranston was
still fifteen feet distant, and that was
too far. A man may swing a rifle
within fifteen feet. The fact that they
were in no way physical equals did
not even occur to him. When the in
suit is great enough, such considera-
lions cannot possibly matter. Grams
ton was hard as steel. one hundred
and seventy pounds in weight. Dan did
not touch one hundred and fifty, and
a deadly disease had not yet entirely
relinquished Its hold upon him.
II do very well, Cranston," Dan an
swered in the same tone. Wouldn't
you like another match? I believe
your pipe has gone out"
Very little can he said for the wis
dom of this remark. 1t was simply
human-that age-old creed to answer
blow for blow and insult for insult.
Of course the inference was obvious
that Dan was accusing him, by innu-
endo, of his late attempt at arson.
Cranston glanced up quickly, and 1t
might be true that his fingers itched
and tingled about the barrel of his
rifle. He knew what Dan meant. He
understood perfectly that Dan had
guessed his purpose on the mountain
side. And the curl at his lips became
more pronounced.
"What smart little boy" he
scorned. "Going to be a Sherlock
Holmes when he grows up" Then he
half turned and the light in his eyes
blazed up. He was not leering now.
The mountain men are too intense
to play at insult very long. Their in
herent savagery comes to the surface,
and they want the warmth of blood
upon their fingers. His voice became
cultural Maybe you're a spy?" he
asked. Maybe you're one of those city
rats-to come and watch us, and then
run and tell the forest service. There's
two things, Failing, that I want you
to know"
Dan puffed at his pipe, and his eyes
looked curiously bright through the
film of smoke. I'm not interested in
hearing them" he said
"It might pay you," Cranston went
on. lone Of 'em Is that one mans
word is good as another's in a court
and it wouldn't do you any good to
run down and tell tales. A man can
light his pipe on the mountain side
without the courts being interested.
The second thing is-just that don't
think you'd find 1t healthy thing to
do"
~ suppose, then, that Is q threat?"
"It amt just threat" Cranston
laughed harshly-a single, grim syl-
he had yet uttered. Its fact. Just
try it. Failing. Just make one little
step in that direction. You couldn't
hide behind girls skirts, then. Why,
you city sissy I'd break you to pieces
In my hands!"
Few men can make threat without
. muscular accompaniment. Its very
utterance releases pent-up emotions,
part of which can only pour forth in
muscular expression. And anger is a
primitive thing, going down to the
most mysterious depths of mans ma
ture. AS Cranaon spoke, his lip curled.
his dark fingers clenched on his thick
palm, and he half leaned forward.
Dan knocked out his pipe on the
log II was the only sound in that
whole mountain realm; all the lesser
sounds were stilled. The two men
stoed face to face, Dan tranquil Grams,
tse- shaken BY passion.
Il G'vs you," said Dan with entire
The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
"Oh, I wish I could shoot
you, Bert"
(To BE cONTINUED.)
Bull Baitino.

Bull Batting.
This was n sport once popular in
F'p gland. but declared Illegal In 1885.
= bull was attacked by dogs, and
S. metimes the nostrils of the bull were
blown full Of pepper to Increase his
fury. Another form Of the sport was
to fasten the bull to stake by a long
rope and then set bulldogs at him, one
at time. which were trained to seize
the bull by the nose. The bulldog
seems to have been developed for this
sport from short-eared mast!ff called
'alaunt."
The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
Formal dedication Of tho creo >

FORMAL dedication of the great
Oklahoma City. Okla.-Loyers have
found friend In Municipal Judge Tom
Chambers.
ne handed down a decision that sit.
ting IN your lovers tap is not disorder,
~ conduct. The decision was given
IN the case of Denny O'Leary and
trace Reader. Police had preferred
charges Of dlsorderly conduct against
the couple, claiming they found the
sirl sitting on oLeary's lap
Judge Chambers Is young and un.
married
The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
Translation Of United States
Pharmacopoeia Will Aid
Drugmakers and Scientists.
GERMANY TRIED TO GRAB IT
Attempted Before the War to Corner
Drug Trade in China-Use Of Diff
ferent Standards Has Been
Confusing and Dangerous.

Philadelphia. = The United States
Pharmacopoeia is being translated
into the Chinese language, It has just
been announced by the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy and Science.
Through the adoption Of the American
standard formulas for drugs and medi-
cines, which the pharlnacopoeia will
The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
Reds Inflict
"Third Degree"

was commissar of agriculture IN l'io'
and also n former minister of ecciesi-
astical affairs, NJ. Samaun.
Fucker described the summoning OF
prisoners for execution In much the
same way as did Schwartz, the san
Francisco communist, who came out
of Russia some months ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
DRAPERY SECTION

36-lNcH WIDE CURTAIN scRtM
value 39c-Sale price 32e a ward
s6-INcH WIDE CURTAIN MAP.
QUlSETTE, value ssc = Sale nrics
32e yard.
WIDE scRIM AND MAP.
oUiSETTE. in white ana err
value 59c-Sale price acc a ward
|36-INcH WIDE PLAIN OR EIGUREn
SlLk0LlNE, value soc = Sale nrice
25e yard.
se.INcH WIDE FLORAL ceE.
TONNE, value 6sc-Sale price 44e
a yard
SINGH WIDE cREToNNE. IN
neat vine designs, value ssc = Sale
price 29e a yard
ss-IhcH WIDE REVERSIBLE GRE
TONNE, value S1.25-Sale price sec
a yard.
|se inch WIDE sUNFAsT DRAPER.
les, floral and check patterns. value
$l.25-Sale price see yard.
SINGH WIDE PLAIN COLOR SUM-
FAST DRAPERlES, value 7sc-Sale
price sec a yard.
DURING THIS SALE WE WILL
GIVE A 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL READY MADE CUR.
IA % PEA CENT. DISCOUNT WILL
BE ALLOWED ON EVERY DOL
LAR PURCHASE OF ART GOODS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
TOILET ARTICLES

PEPsoDENT TOOTH PAsTE-sale
price 35c.
WAMPoLE's COD LIVER oiL-sale
FtETcHER's cAsToRIA--sale price
29c.
WILLIAMS TALcuM POWDER, 6.
OF. size-Sale price lie.
5AYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS, 9
dozen size-Sale price 24c.
1-QUART SIZE .PERoxIDE-Saie
wooDsufRY FACIAL soAp-sals
c0TlcURA soAP-sale price ice a
PALM OLIVE soAP-sale price &c a
JERGEN's WITCH HAZEL SOAP
Sale price 15c box.
POMPElIAN BEAUTY FACE POW.
DER-Sale price 3ee.
MARY GARDEN TALcuM POWDER
Sale price &c.
MAVls TALcUM POWDER = Sale
Po5MfPiEIiKN TALcuM POWDER :
Sale price 19c.
PoMPEIlAN DAY CREAM = Sale
CREAM RElSi 'I I'sMoN-sale price go.
BoRDEN's MATTED MILK, in bulk
PYRAIiN IVORY, subject to slight
imperfections, will be sold during
this sale at half the regular prices
The collection consists of Hail
Brushes Combs, Mirrors, Trays
Buffers, Hair Receivers, Powder
Jars. Scissors, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
KITCHENWARE SECTION

COPPER. NICKEL PLATED TEA
KETTLES
No. 8 size. value ss.25-Sale price sac
No 3 size. value s3.50-Sale price S2.49
FINE COPPER BOTTOM WASH
BOILERS with wood handles
No. sizo, value S2.9S-Sale price S2.3e
No. size. value $3.25-Sale price $2.49
GALVANIZED WATER PALS
1o-quart slze-Sale price 25c
12-quart size-5ale price goo
1f-duart size-Sale price Csc
GALVANIZED WASH TUBS. with
wringer attachment
Small size-Sale price 79c.
Medium size-Sale price S9c
Large size Sale price 98c
EXTRA WIDE FOLDING IRONING
ThBLES-Sale price S298.
EXTRA FINE ALL COTTON TWIST
60 CLOTHES LINES, 50-foot
lSngth-Sale price Die.
4-SEWED, NO. s FLOOR BRoOMS,
extra good ouality-Sale price Soc.
NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME
COOK STOVES - Specially priced
for our July ciearancs.
t-BgRNER GLASS DOOR OVENS,
value t3.oe-Sals price S3.98.
DUST ABSORBING YACHT MoPs,
extra heavy. value S5c-Sale price
"a
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
DRESS SILKS AT JULY SALE PRICES

WINDHAM SILKS, assorted coio-s.
regular 1915 quality-Sale price
$3.50 a yard.
o-INcH WIDE SPORT skIRT,Ne.
EARoNEL SATIN, koKET SATIN,
AND PRISCILLA CHECKS, In
white, black, cinder, old rose, and
peacock blue
$500 quality-Sale price $3.50 a yard.
$500 quaiity-Sale price $3149 a yard.
90 INCH WIDE cREPE-pE-cHINE
black and colors, regular sl.75 dual.
ity-Sale price $1.59 a yard. =
STRIPED SILK AND COTTON
SHIRTlNG, regular s1.25 quality
Sale price 93c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
MOTIONS
WHITE AND coLoRED slLKINs
CROCHET coTToN-Sale price lie
ball.

WHITE AND cOLORED SlLKINk
CROCHET coTToN-sale price lie
a ball.
WiLLIMANTic SPOOL COTTON,
150-yard spool, black and white
Sale price, for 39c.
SEWING SILK, 1oC-yard spooI-sale
price 121ac SPOOL
BLACK AND WHITE SKIRT BELT.
ING, liz and 2-inch Wholesale price
7c yard.
DELoNG SNAPS, all sizes, black and
Wholesale price 7e a card.
ONE QUARTERBACK WHITE AND
BLACK ELASTIC - Sale price Sc a
yard.
RICK RACK BRAID, white and col
ors, S-yard fold for 12hee.
DOUBLE HAIR NETS "TWoNETss
Sale price, for CSC.
SINGLE HAIR NETS : Sale price. .
for 25c.
4o-INcH cEoRGETTE cREPEs, all
colors-Sale price $1.Ss yard.
soc QUALITY YELLING, all colors and
patterns-Sale price 39e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
STONE CROOKS

SPECIAL IN ALUMINIUM WARE
ALUMINIUM UTENSILS INCLUD-
ING DOUBLE BOILERS, COVER.
ED RoAsTERs, BERLIN KET-
lies, PERCoLAToRS AND PRE-
SERVING KETTLES, regular s.. 90
and $500 values-Sale price $1Ag
each.
VERY SPECIAL 20 QUART ALUM.
mum SAUCE PANS, with cover
Sale price 63e,
DECORATED JAP, CUPS AND
SAUcERS-Sal price $3.50 dozen
NOM RUSTlNG DRINKING GLASS
ES, value $1.OO-Sale price CSC a
dozen.
HossMAN CHARACTER DOLLS.
value sass and $s.50-Sale price
Sf.o8.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT viii be
given during this sale on cur STOCK
PATTERN DINNER WARES nat
terms to select from.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

SILK AND COTTON CREPE. in a
VIDE range of colors. regular sl.25
quahty-Sale price 4se a yard.
H:lNcH WIDE JAPANESE FIG.
UREO SILK, suitable for Kimonos or
lining, regular S1.25 quality-Sale
price 75c a yard.
3s-lNoH WIDE SILK PoPLIN. all
eoiors. regular S1.25 Quality-Saie
price 75e yard.
ECONOMY SILK, all colors. regular
5sc 9uahty-Sale price sec a yard.
45: iNcH WIDE EMBROIDERED or.
CANDIES, regular s7.75 quality -
Sale price $f.4e a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
JAPANESE GRASS RUGS

1896 GRASS RUGS, value 75c-sale
price 63c.
5000 GRASS RUGS, value s2.1s-sale
price $1.6e.
3sx72 GRASS RUGS, value s3.1s-sale
price $2.4e.
sxto TT. GRASS RUGS, value s12.5o-
Sale price $3.50.
8x1o FT. GRASS RUGS, value s14.50-
Sale price SLIGO.
sx12 GRASS RUGS, value s1s.5o-SaIe
price 5000.
sx12 GRASS RUGS, value s1s.5o-sale
price $14.o0,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
WOODEN FABRICS

70: INCH WIDE WHITE SERGE
NND NICOTINE regular sI.75
quality-Sale price $f.25 a yard
4o-INcH WIDE WOOL PLAID. raru-
lar $500 quality-Sale price S2.25 a
yard. -
5S-lNcH WIDE WOOL PLAID. rer,.
far SS.75 quaiity-Sale price 1855 a
yard. =
ONE LOT OF WOODEN DRESS
GOODS REMNANTS TO CLOSE AT
HALF PRICE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

WUULEN GOODS CONSISTING OF
PoPLlN AND FINE SERGE, in
navy blue, black and other good
staple colors, MARKED AT A BIG
REDUCTION FOR THIS SALE
$1@s quality-saie price zee a yard
si.75 to $500 quality-sale price st.ss
yard.
$2.25 to $500 quality-Sale price s1.7s
a yard.
$3.50, $3.50 and $500 oualitv-sa,a
price $3.50 a yard. -'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
BED PILLOWS

1925 FEATHER BED PILLOWS
1910 Veiue-Sale price $275 a pair.
1sx25 FEATHER BED PILLOWS
S4.75 value-Sale price $3.50 a nair
2ox26 FEATHER BED PILLOWS
$s.eo Value-Saie price 1888 a pair
2ox2e FEATHER BED Pillows
$500 Wholesale price $5.49 a psir
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
SILK PETTICOATS

ALL JERSEY PETTlcoATs, in a
wide range of wanted colors and
shades, regular s5.0S and $3.50 quail
ity-Sale price $4.39.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
BEDS SHEETS

FULL SIZE BED sHEETs-sale
price Sc
FULL SIZE SCANNED BED SHEETS
Sale price Si.19.
sisso BED sHEETs-saie price $t.39.
siSeo BEST BED sHEETs-sale price
si.5e.
strss BEST BED sHEETs-sale price
SIS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
CARPETS

H-lNcH WIDE TAPESTRY CAR.
PETS, regular 75c value-Sale price
4Sc a yard.
7-lNcH TAPESTRY CARPETS, reg
ular S1.00 value-Sale price 63c a
yard.
l2Z-lNcH VELVET CARPETS, regu-
lar $500 value-Sale price $1.39 a
ward
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
CLEARANCE OF
TOWELING

fs-INcH WIDE CREAM COLOR
COVERINGS price Zee a
yard
UNION GLOSS ToWELlNG-sale
prices pic and 35e a yard.
1s-tNcH WIDE HEAVY 5LEAcHED
TOWELlNG-SaI prices 2c and
29c q yard.
BROWN CRASH-Sale price 21c a
gard.
ALL LINEN BROWN cRASH-Sale
prices S3e, SOC and acc a yard.
AL LINEN BlEAcHED CRASH
Sale prices 42e and 4Se a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
JULY SALE OF
CARPET SIZE RUGS

sxf2 TAPESTRY RUGS. regular 5000
q1ality-Sale price $18.4s.
sx12 TAPESTRY RUGS, regular ss7.Oo
quality-Sale price $26.3e.
sof2 ADMINISTER RUGS, regular
$4,000 Quality-Sale price $26.Ss.
sxt2 ADMINISTER RUGS. value
$3s.oo-Sale price 5000.
sxf2 VELVET RUGS, value $500
Sale price 5000.
S-3xf0-6 ADMINISTER RUGS. vA,ye
S39.5e-Sale price $500,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
APRONS

EPERcALE BUNGALOW APRONS.
braid and rick rack trimmed
Csc quahty-Sale price 75c.
$1.50 and s1.75 Quality-Sale price
1898 quality-Sale price $1.6e,
! $3.50 BLACK SATIN APRONS-Sale
price 99c.
6ec MARY PICKFoRD GiNGHAM
APRONS for Acc.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
JULY CLEARANCE OF
FLOOR COVERINGS AND BEDDING

2sx52 REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS
regular 1913 value-Sale price sa4o
<fxo4 REVERSIBLE WOOL RUGS
% regular $500 value-Sale price S-6e
RUGS, regular 1878 vab,sWSs,.
price $3.50. 9aIe
27x54. INCH NOTIFIED AxMINsrEs
hO6S regular s4.39 value-saie
2IsS4-INcH PATTERNED WooI
hCSS regular s5.sS yalue-Sa,s
SeSSS, inch PATTERNED wool
hOSS, regular $3.50 yaIue-Saie
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
PILLOW CASES

45x36 PILLOW cAsES-Sale price 25e
each.
45x36 PILLOW cAsESASaie prices
39e and Acc each.
45x36 HEMSTITCHED PILLOW
CASES, good quality-Sale price dc
each.
45x36 BEST PILLOW cAsES-sale
price SOC each.
42x3s PILLOW CASES-Sale prices
25c, gee and 45e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

WoMEN'S cORpoVAN COTTON
HosE-saie price, pairs for CSC.
WoMEN's BLACK COTTON HOSE.
value 2oc-sale price 15c pair.
WoMEN's MERcERIzED ONYX
HOSE, black. white and colors. val
ue see and 5ec-sale price 25c pair.
WoMENs RIBBED TOP COTTON
HOSE, black. value 69c-sale price
&c a pair.
WoMEN's LIGHT WEIGHT BUR-
SON COTTON HOSE, black only
Sale price 2se a pair.
w o EMS FULL-FASHIoNED
Isle HOSE, value $1.eo = Sale
price 7ec pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
JULY SALE OF MEMS FURNISHINGS

MEMS BALBRlGeAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS - Sale
price CSC q garment.
MEMS DIVINITY UNION SUITS
Sale prices 7ee and S1.1o.
MEMS 5ALsRieeAN UNION SUITS
sale price SIZE each.
ONE ODD LOT OF MEMS UNION
SUITS. were $500. to close at sao.
ALL MEMS MADRAS AND NEGLI-
GEE SHIRTS, sizes IA 10 II. to close
at s1.oo each.
MEMS MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS
sale prices Sis and S1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

What Is Going On Tenisht.
Violet Rebekah lodge. No. 81. L q n
r. meets at So7 Main street.
Ladies Auxiliary to A. o.. h. mse..
at 7ss Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

ss TO ss-iNcH WIDE WHITE
NAINSOOK-Sal prices 2ac and
sec 4 yard.
so-iNcH WIDE WHITE PLlSSE,
suitable for undergarments, etc
Sale price 39c a yard.
ss-lNcH WIDE WHITE MADRAS
Sale price 53c a yard.
lg-lNcH WIDE LAWNS. STRIPES
AND cHECKS-Sale price 29e
yard.
ss.INcH WIDE WHITE PoPuN-
sale price SIC a yard.
s4-iNcH WIDE WHITE SUfTING-
Sale price 23c a yard.
ss-iNcH WIDE WHITE BEACH
cioTH-Sale price SOC a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
MATTRESSES

$500 COTTON TOP AND BOTTOM
mATTREssEs-sale price $1f.oo.
$500 COTTON MATTRESSES, good
quaiity-Sale price $e.75..
$500 SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES
Sale price $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

BLEAcHED MERcERlZED TABLE
OAMASk-Salc prices 65c and eee
ward.
PINCH WIDE BLEACHEO TABLE
bAMASK-Sale price SIPS a yard.
FULL BLEAcHED, ALL LINEN
DAMASK-Sale prices S2.39, $3.50
and S4.35 a yard.
HALF 5LERcHED LINEN DAM =
ASK, value S4.5O-Special $3.50 a
Yard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
CLEARANCE SALE OF HOSIERY

WoMEN's PURE THREAD SILK
HOSE, silver only. value s1.75-sale
price esc a pair.
MISSES FINE QUALITY MERCER
lied HOSE, black, white and cor
dovan, sizes to s1h, value 5sc--Saie
price 39e pair.
BOYS HEAVY RIBBED COTTON
HOSE, black only, sizes to liz
Sale price Csc pair.
cHILDREN's ONYX HOSE, black
white and brown. sizes 6 to s12-Sale
price 25c a pair.
cHlLDREN's BLACK COTTON
HOSE, fine ribbed, sizes 6 to s1E-
Sale price 19c pair.
WHITE CASHMERE
HOSE, silk heel and toe, value $50
Sale price 33c a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

MEMS WORK sHiRTs-sale price
94c each.
BOYS BLoUSES, made OF good quail
ity Madras-Sale prices Csc and 9ec
MEMS BLACK AND COLORED
HoSE-Sale prices 24e and zoe a
pair.
MEMS HEAVY FiREMEN's sUs.
PENDERS-Sale prices 44e a pair.
MEMS COTTON AND wool RATH.
ING SUITS at Big Reductions.
MEMS SIPS SILK NECKWEAR-sale
price 73c each.
MEMS UMBRELLAs--one lot AZ A. o.
each.
WoMEN'S uMeRELLAs-one lot n
] close at $1Ro each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
JULY SALE OF TABLE LINENS

liable LEINETNS
IMERCERIZED HEMMED NAPKINS
Sale prices SIPS, $2-2e and $2.6e a
dozen.
I22-INcH GOOD QUALITY NAPKINS
Sale price $500 dozen.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS, assorted pat
terms, representing values up to
$21.O0 a dozen, to close at Special
Sale Prices.
mERcERlzED ROUND TABLE COW
ERS-Sale price $1.75 each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
July CLEARANCE OF WHITE GOODS

1s-lNCH BIRDSEYE coTT NJ
Sale price $1.10 a cut.
.36-INCH WIDE FINE CAM5RiC-
Sale prices 23c and 25c a yard.
ENGLISH LONG cLoTH-1o-yart
cut-sale prices S1..So, $2.25 ant
$3.50 a cut.
ENGLISH LONG cLoTH-12-yart
cut-Sale prices $3.50 and 1878 9
cut
45-lNcH INDIAN HEAD REM
NANTS-Sale price 29c yard.
27-INCH WIDE WHITE DIVINITY
LkWN-Sale price 19c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19

The truth Of the Lebanon SATURDAY,
morning court came out somewhat be-
lated and It was known that the two nen
fned for resisting Constable Stanton I.
Briggs were Charles p. Cahni and
Frank Lynch OF wfitinznffe. Tie
men found in Constable Briggs one VINO
was tri1e too fast for them ana as
result one Of them. Cahill. went to the
hospital suffering with injuries 70 Lis
leg. Names of the men given ont sat
urday were fictitious and it was some
time before official proof couid be se-
cured that Cahiil and Lynch were ne
men involved.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

zvestnych prichazeli sem ma
radu, co podniknouti, prinase-
Ii sem dopisy zajatcI a zpra-
wy nesrozumitelne.
Jana Vyhlasa tesla tato
nova cinnost, zvlaste kdyz Sc
dala "a ucastenstvi Marysky.
Ale v novem ruchu zridka kdy
zIstal Jan S Maryskou o samo-
te. Maryska bala Sc takovych
okamzikd. Co by Janovi rekla
ted, kdyby zas prisel Sc svou
otazkou?
Jan vsak mlcel. Nyni byl
rad, re Maryska odlozila od-
poved'. Ocekaval novou sta
rost. Ma h~ejtmanstvi mu Tekli,
ably Sc pripravil ma dodatec-
nou domobraneckou prohlid-
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

PRODA Sc moderni bunga-
low, hodici Sc pro kazdou rodi-
nu. Jsou tam bookcases, fire
place, china closets, french
door, zrcadlove dvefe, fernes,
dubove podlahy, dole pfednf
mistnost, jidelna, kuchyne,
pentree zvlast, 3 velke loznice,
koupelna, pekna letnf pore ma
hofe. Dunn tento Dude behem
dubna hotovy a cd 1. kvetna
Dude k nastehovani. Vezme sc
markyc neb lot v peknem mi
ste. Vezmete Union karu ma
vych. 131. ul., odtud je l minu
ia ma Coath Ave-, els. 1926.
Petite Sc v elsie 12718 Ben
ham Ave. nahofe. 40
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn o 5ti pokojich S koupel-
nou v Corlett, velmi LEVINE. We
Zme sc lot a ostatni ma markyG
ma delsi dobu. Blizsi podrobno-
sti sdeli F. C. Kozelka, 1897
Dolloff Rd. Tel Broad 331 r.
Alp
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zalozeneho Carnegie-ovou kor-
poraci.
lych dni. Kdyz pax odchazel z
domova ma stanici, tn sc co
chvili zastavil. A konecne rekl
sve zene: "Nevim CO mi je, ia
ko by mne neco nechtelo Cd
tud pustit. Bdh ii DEF sflu, kdy-
bych Sc nevratil." Zikudova
predtucha nezklamala. Padl v
Srbsku. Pc mem zvolili prvnim
radnim Jana Vyhlasa,
Kdykoli vyryvali move jme-
no, tn Sc vzdycky sesla k po-
mniku celia obec. Prisli jakoby
ma pohreb.
Jan Vyhlas neufadoval dlou-
no We sve funkci. Pfedvolali no
k dodatecnemu odvodu.
Prave V den Janova odvodu
dlela Maryska v okresnim me-
ste. Svym pasobenim We "Vik-
torove s~irotcinci' ziskala 81
tam dobrou povest a velke sty-
ky. Okresni hoffman vyzado-
val 81 jejich sluzeb a jejiho pr
spent pri kazde dobrocinne ak
ci, kterych v tech dobach by
la celia Tada.
Nyni zalozil vseobecnou sbir
ku pro vdovsky a sirotci fond
valecny. V cele okresnlho ko-
mitetu pro sbirku tn stall Ar
tur Pergler, nejbohatsi muz V
okrese.
Perglerove pristehovali Sc
sem pred Lefty 2 Nemecka. Kou
pill maly mlyn u okresniho
mesta. Neumornou pravi a OBJ
chodnim nadanim nashromaz-
dill penize, zvetsili mlyn, re
byl u neivetSich V Cechach a
zalozili vedle neho prumysl ko
zarsky. Duchem a rozumem ma
dany rod ten trpel vsak nedu-
zivosti. Deti pres uZkostlivou
peel umiraly V utlem veku a
podarilo-li Sc prece je zachra-
niti, tn We veku dvaceti let po-
dlehaly tuberkulose. Artur
Pergler byl posledni sveho ro-
du. Pfesinul sc pres kriticke
start neobycejnymi prostredky.
Nejpovestnejsi lecebne ustavy
svetove, nejslavnejsi klimati-
cka mista - jako jsou Davos
!. We Svycarsku a egyptske oasy
ma pokraji SALARY - pocitaly
iej pc celych deset let mezl
Verne sve pacienty. Podivuhoo
nym prostfedkum moderni We
dy podafilo Sc zachraniti Ar
tura. Nyni blizil Sc tficitce
! Byl velmi slab, ale zdalo Sc, ze
.je zdrav. Cd zacatku svetovt
/ valky nebylo cilejsiho a dumy
F, slnejSiho prumyslnika a ob
chodnika mad Artura. Mlyn
4 kozarsky prumysl jeho mel,
: skvele zne. Penize tekly prou
dem do zavodu tech a Tide "a
8 sveceni vypraveli, re Artu'
Pergler vysvihl Sc ma nekoll
kanasobneho millionaire.
. A muze toho svedla svetov:
yalka S Maryskou, dcerou sci
e ske, zdrave rodiny z Jezera.
u Jak touzival Artur pc tako
e We %jarosti a siie, po .takoven
e zdravi, jake caste vidal u sci
y sky synku a deer. Uminil 81, q
rod svuj obnovi takovou zdra
e YOU krvi, re pri snatku sven
J. Dude Sc riditi iedinou jen "a
sadou: vzkrisiti Perglerovc
q spojenlm Sc silnym, nezkaze
J. nVm. nedegenerovanvm roden
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~ ssss
UZTlafklky
ZTRATIL Sc balicek v novi

novem obalu S obsahem spoil
kovych stub a Sc spolkovym
certifikatem bud ma E. 55te
kare, aneb ma woodlandske k
vych. 40. ul. Poctivy nalezce
necht' jej laskave odevzda pi.
Marii Fiserove, 1868 Croton ul.
Tel. Central, 7794 l.. 4-8
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HLEDA Sc misto hodici Sc
Ia krejcovskou dilnu v okoli
mezi Champa, Broadway a
Union, kde by mohlo staff 8
sicich stroju. Nechte adresu
v adm. t. listu. At
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KIDD HLEDA farmu, at 81
pospisi, neb tyto A fanny jsou
lacine a pekne, 70 akra blize
Chardon, O., dobre budovy,
dobytek, drdbez, i naradi, pc
kny les, cena $4,000, ash polo
vinu hotove a zbytek ma 6 pro-
cent ma dlouhy cas-. - 80 akrh,
blize Mantua, ash % mil cd
Clevelandu, blize dlazby, PEEK
ne stavby, dobytek, drnbez i
naradi. Pekny les a potok. Pro
da Sc lacino, neb Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. - SO akrn,
pekne stavby, elektrika v do
me, 6 krav,, 2 kone, mnoho
slepic, vsechno naradi, dost
krmeni, les, potok, tez sc wy
m6ni - 100 akrG, dIm o 9ti
svetnicich, fernes, plyn, voda,
kanal v dome, pekne ban6 6
krev, 5 jalovic, 2 pekne kone,
IL prasat, hejno slepic a ve-
skere hospodarske naradi, do
sti krmeni, potok, les. Tato far
ma Sc proda velmi LEVINE, aneb
Sc vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Pficina prodeje je start MATTE
lie. Blizsi sdeli l.. Rericha,
5015 Pershing Ave. 40
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$4,000 MA

koupi farmu o FL akrech S do
mem o 9ti svetnicich, bane,
slepicnik a veSkere nacini ma
obdelavani pady, kun, krava,
slepice. Naleza Sc Is mil cd
squaru, vedle dlazby "a Bed
ford. Vymeni Sc tez Ia NEST
sky majetek. Blizsi sdeli sc v
hfadovne j. F. Nejedlik and
Co., 11015 Union Ave-, vedle
Boulevardu. Tel. Broadway
1856 - Union 1861 r. :?