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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-28
Local News
Electrik-Maid Bread at AlIard's.

Electrik-Maid Bread at Ailard's.
Mrs. Stella Deneen spent yesterday
ii. st. Paul.
Wander Bic's Brick Ice Cream at
Woehrle's-adv
Miss Gertrude Merrill is visiting at
Alma Center and Secherville.
Mrs. Herman Halsted left Sunday
! to visit her parents at Baltimore Md.
Miss Edith Taylor of st. Pau was
the guest of Miss Jennie Johnson over
Sunday.
Lloyd Olson and Leoi Tulson Of
Grantsburg visited friends in the city
over Sunday.
PRESCOTT PAVILION, next dance
Friday, August 5th. Dowling's Or
chestra.- adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hooking and
| children drove to Fennimore Monday
i to visit relatives.
Don't throw away your old tires;
bring them in, we can repair them. q.
Carisch & Son.-adv.
Chester Gantenbein of Osceola is
spending a few days at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Norseng.
Mrs. w. S. Armstrong and d9dght-
Ter, Miss Irma, left yesterday for an
outing at Taylors Falls, MINI.
Summer Cottages for rent at L.
waco Springs. Inquire of Miss J. A..
Morse, River Falls, Wis., adv.
Mrs. d. B. Hyatt and daughter,
Mrs. John Servaty of Owen, arrived
here Friday for visit with relatives.
Now is the time to bring in your
bid tires and have them repaired; frst
rlass work only. c. Carisch q Som
adv
H. C. Walker of this city and L.
McClurg of Spring Valley are spend
ng a few days vacation in northern
Minnesota.
FAIR GROUND PAVILION DANCE
Ellsworth, July 20. Flanders Or
ehestra. Everything there for your
tomfort.-adv.
Lost-Small pocketbook containing
bum of money. Finder please notify
he j. w. Allard store and receive lib
eral reward.-adv.
Auto Owners-Don't forget those
e27.5O batteries at the Jenson & Hal
ed Auto Co. They fit 1914 of all
akes cf cars.-adv-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Heinemal and
hildren, of st. Louis, Mo-, are visit
ne at the home of Mrs. Heineman's
ister, Mrs. w. P. Knowles.
During the threshing season we viii
eep man at our bin to supply pat
ors with coal. Steam Coal $1,000 at
he bin. Central Lumber Co.--adv.
Miss Mabel Fossum returned to her
ONE at Grantsburg, Monday after
Eeek's visit with Miss Agnes Walker.
Hiss Walker accompanied her home,
]. H. Gibbs, who had been visiting
h the home of his sister, Mrs. j. w.
Ehinnock, Jr., left last week to visit
is brother, Will Gibbs, in Mime
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Allard, accom-
anied by Miss Mildred Lund OF
goodville, left Sunday on motor
.ip to Rib Lake where they will visit
the home of Mr.. Allard's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Reynolds, ac-
bmpanied by their daughter. Mrs. r..
Walters of st. Paul, motored to
uluth, Mimi, Saturday. DR.. Walt
rs, who had been at Duluth, returned
it'll them.
Delcis Weiss, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ugo Weiss, was painfully bruised
bout the head and his face badly
Eratched Monday afternoon when ne
III off from and was run over by
alter tank wagon on the John Meyers
.rm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
ON 4TH week
HUNGER STRIKE
Chiropraotor Is Holding Out
in Jail

LOS ANGELES. Feb. ft.--fIenlth
Engmark. convicted chlroprnctor. be.
gan the fourth week OF his hunger
strike today just 10 pounds lighter
than when he entered the city Jail.
II wish had softer bunk In
my CELL" he remarked. "fm getting
no thin around the hips that my
present hard bed irriintea them"
Engfnark said he hopes TO prevent
further ionn OF weight by drinking
plenty OF water. lie ntill IN deter.
mined not TO touch food until his
sentence OF 30 days expires or until
he In released from jail. He refused
10 pay a fine OF 5000 when convicted
Of practicing without n state license.
accepting the alternative OF a jail
sentences.
The hunger striker. who In IL. do
ciarcs he Will walk from the jail at
the termination OF his e0-day fast
with the buoyant step Of youth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14

Here are the men Who kid
mapped Mrs. Gladys WithereH,
Weatthy Los Angeles aDoman.
They mere captured IN the
lonely canyon cabin IN which
they mere holding her for ran
som. BeLOio is Arthur Carr,
nabbed in a drug store after
he had phoned the WithereH
home TO make q nelo demand
for ransom. Adore is Floyd
Carr, WhO called at the With
ereH home and told Mrs.
WithereH that q friend had
been injured and Wdnted TO
see her. The men mere SEN
fenced TO long terms in prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Spirit OF
valentine
PREVAILS
Penetrates Into Gloomy
Confines OF Police Station
With Tender Sentiment

The spirit Of the good 81 valcn.
tine penetrated even unto the police
station Monday and some tender
expressions Of sentiment. pictured
and written on picturesque valen'
tine cards were received by police
officials. high and low. A few Of
the most tender OF the cards are
listed below. together with their
recipients and short description
of tho cards;
Chief w. II. Scaring-in green
and yellow colors strong lid.
tightly ciampcd down. with the
chief sitting OH II as a safety
valve.
VARIED GIFTS IN
GrDDY COLORS
Detective Captain Charles Tennan,
I'm red. pink and amber. pair
Of kills Cmostly redl. briar pipe and
baxpipe plnkl and other Scotch
articles tamberl.
Lieutenant c. q. Carr. traffic
division chief--in all colors OF the
rainbow. charging icgsons OF auto
kstx frcthing Mt the mouth.
Sergeant Pete Jennings. China
town patroler--a gold medal borne
on a platter by six smiling China
men
Lieutenant John J. Haag. dry
SQUAD chief--ln dry colorS real
istic picture OF the Sahara desert.
Lieutenant George Comstcck.
patroser OF the 18th ave. 8 and
jackson ST district-a black
knight
Sergeant William Francis ponian
The sixth order Of King George
received hy policeman at wheel OF
xncrting prowier car.
DISCUSSES ARE
ALSO PRESENTED
Detective Ernest w. Yoris and
Claude c. Fortncr-one bottle OF
RAJ hair tonic. magnifying glass.
vhtskers and other paraphernalla
e disguise.
Patroimcn ". r. Anderson and
r. +. Bacrman. OF the dope squad
- cArioadd of hop" the gtft OF
prominent members Of the O. r.
Yum family.
Inspector Hans Damn and Cap
tain A. C. sulifvan-two sylphlikc
baxhing suits. trimmed In green.
With an invitation to Join the
chorus Of The 1891 Foilies tof
Police work.
Sergeant J. y. Mcknight. city
Nil head--a grinning coo,ie.
Sergeant Jack Bhrnnson. OF Sec
ond ave. s and Washington st.
m black. a pair Of graceful dancing
pumps
Captain ID. r. Willard. Densmore
precinct commander--in various cob
orx. = nightmare. showing copper
surrounded by army OF burgiarS
Lkoutenant y. J. Rboack. Of the
property ronm--ni9ht drawing OF
pencil sneAking from under prop
ersy room door.
Captain Mike Powers, OF Ballard
sunset on Puget Sound. as seen
thru sawmills Of Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Woman L. Found
Wandering in Field

Found wandering In field ~
miles south Of waiia waiia Tuesday
night. Mrs. Mabel Carmichael. daugh.
TER OF Mrs NJ. r. Enysrt. 1905 Queen
Anne ave. can't recall now how nh.
came 10 n tbero. she had left Scat
tie Monday night Mrx Enyart can
give no explanation. abe said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Thug Suspects Had
Hop Smoking Outfit

Suspected OF being implicated In
a holdup recently. Kenneth Brown,
30. sailor. and Andy Mcdonald. y.
were In city jail Monday. A hop
heads outfit was taken with them
from their room in the candau no
tel. First ave. and Marion St. sun
day. by Lieut. II. @. oBrien and
Patroiman w. O.. Morrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Two Autos Crash,
but NOBODY In Hurt

capsiEing and skiddinr into n tsle.
phon. pole. the auto OF J. NJ Law
Ter. Of the Oxford hotel. was wrecked
at Harvard ave. ~ and Miller ST..
Saturday after coIilding with the
auto Of MR.. T. ~ Kcycs. Of Taco
ma Her auto was also overturned
No one was hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Japan Furnishes for
Smuggling Aliens

Seven laps, charged with attempt.
Ing 20 amuggie aliens into Seattle.
have been tried and fined in Japanese
courts. according 10 word received
hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
He Needs the Money,
a Robber Explains

wouldn't do Il n didn't nc~d tn.
money 30 80 bad chivairic rob
Der explained as he noooped IS from
tho cash register in the Queen Anne
pharmacy Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
To Open Extension
Course in Spanish

A ciaas In elementary Spanish
will BE- organised by the university
extension service Thursday. ut q
. m. IN 1914 Henry building. II VIII
connlgt OF 30 lessons. meeting every
TUESDAY and Thursday at 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Seattle Man Shoots
Himself in Dakota

Afflicted with a mental abbera'
ton. Henry Eddle.ton. 30. formerly
OF II Pine st. committed suicide
by shooting himself In the head at
Minos. ~. ID. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Honor Men Walk
Dishonorably Awav

Sir honor prisoners. unguarded.
left Monroe rcformaiory Sunday
while they were supposed 20 be wat
ering and feeding the live stock. 90
attic polio. and tho nherifrs Office
ARE watching for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Burglars Improve
Our Outworn Slang

Twas like taking n bank from n
baby" In replacing Like taking
candy from a baby" In local burriarn'
iexicons. The latest theft Of baby
bank was rrom tho home Of Ed Jones'.
ssT tsth ave. w. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
County Irish Quota
Is Half Subscribed

State quota. 100000. Subscribed.
$40. 900. city.county quota. o.ooo.
subscribed. $1,000.
That's the encouraging situation
In tho irish relief fund drive. as the
new week opens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
UNDER THE PRErKNsE

buying . bottle Of antissp,ic. a high.
wayman held up T. Segtshl pro.
priesor Of q drug stor- AT seo
Fourth ave- s.. Sunday night and
stole 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Better Stay Home
WashinRton's Day

Police viii drop all heavy" stuff
the night OF February 2. and ad
journ TO Masonic temple for their
annual dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
HON. About Seattle
Peoples Chorus?
Neu York Has One

NEW YORK. Feb. it.--If you are
normal and healthy. you love 10
sing.
The baby croons to her rag DON
Mother sings over the dishes. Dad
attempts a tune or two while patch
ing the tir~ Kitty humw IA she
does her hair. Brother executar n
few barb.rshop chords rs he and
the fellows troop home In the dark.
And many time grandma auaverr
a thin Annie Laurie as sho Eocn
thru the mendlng basket
FORMS PEOPLES
CHORAL UNION
Years ago-3s to b eract--
Frank Damrosch. composer and or
chextra leader. knowing how folks
love 10 sing. formed tho PcopieS
Choral Union. Everything about u
was voluntary. He gave his services
and induced other masters To do like
wise.
A tar Of a dime each was put
upon the members. OF whom ihsro
we're more than thousand. Thua
81 was easy TO pay hall rcrS. print
Ing bills. etc
Eight years ago. Or. Damrosch.
compelled to retire. dropped his man
tie upon the shoulders Of nm old
friend. Edward @. Marquard. teach
err. composer and orchestra leader.
NOT 80 LARGE. hut
1T STILL GOES On
The chWai Onion Is not a. large
az 1t used 10 be. Its membership is
drawn from among working people
Folks move away. or work nights. or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN

and Ssto were xtosen from Y. e.
Hsmiiion's room at st7s Fremont
place while he siumb~rrd Sunday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Three Accused of
Stealing a Coat

Bert Bowiin. IS. Harvey Johnson.
a.. and George Mcconaghey. 10.
were held by police Monday accused
OF stealing leather coat When
arrested by Patrolman A. f. Tracy,
at e23h Weller ST.. Sunday night.
they possessed a box OF cigars and
a piece of an I. w. w. paper.
DIR MAUD PARKER will lecture
at the Y. w. c. A. building at .. m.
Tuesday on health and disease OF the
pelvic organs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14

can't afford The ten cents. or some
thing Hut n suIi goes
on.
Il housr. itself In Public School
81. on L. 4fnt at. New York. and
assemblies some 200 strong every
Tuesday evening TO sing. Many OF
IL members arc whi,ehair~d. There
Is no age limit. but tho youth limit
IL is for girla Is for boys as u N
not wise TO train the voio. TN then
1T IL not says Mr.. Maruuard.
an attempt at mcrc community
singing. which means getting people
To sing. regardless OF how they sing
or what they sing.
i.oeo TRAINED VOICES
ALWAYS READY
The method Of the Peoples
Choral Union is 10 found zach year
choral classea Ia which students are
taught tho elsments-sight reading.
tone production. clarity. ensemble
After learning these sufficiently
th~y arc graduated from their
ciasse~ in various public schools
about the city INTO the Choral Union
proper
The Peoples Chorus In one Of Nov
York's most famous institutions.
From 200 10 1000 trained voices can
be- summoned on short motto. 10 fur.
nixh music on special holidays or
giorsfy some important national
event
What about a Peoples Choral
Union" In your town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
Demonstration of Jilgs
Products

Jilg's products are made in a sanitary
way of the best ingredients. The purity
and quality make them ideal for the chill
dren as well as grownups.
Hot Weners Served Free Tuesday.
FOOD sHoPS-UPPER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-14
FORMS PEOPLES
CHORAL UNION
NOT 80 LARGE. But
TT STILL GOES On

The chWai Onion Is not a. large
az IL used TO be. Its membership ~
drawn from among working people
Folks move away. or work nights. or
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15
USTREDNI MATICE DIVA
DELNlHO OCHOTNICTVA
CESKOSLOVENSkEHO
" PRAZE.

Ceskoslovenskym spolkum
hrajicim divadlo!
Pri Ustredni Mattel Divadel-
riho Ochotnictva Ceskosloven-
skeho v Praze, V niz je sdruze-
no pres 1000 spolkuv a 40 okr-
sku, zrizuje Sc Odbor zahranic
Mich spolku cd 1. ledna 1922.
Clenem mdze Sc stati kazdy spo
lex pestujisi dramaticke umeni
"a clensky pfispevek rochi nej-
meme 20 korun cs. Ia to bude
mu zasilan casopis 'Ceske diva
do zdarma a prazske 1stfedi
bude "a hranice ochotne zasllat
'ceske hry, pokyny odborne
rady.
Zahranicni spolek pax ma
Ustredni Mattel zasilati zpravy
sve cinnostf a zajimav6 zpra
Ivy divadelnfho sveta. = Ute-
lem techto styku, poutem spoil
koveho clenstvi utvofenych,
jest: propagoVati ceske umeni
~ cizich zemich, siriti znamost
0 novych literarnich dilech a
napomahati pratelum a bratrim
w cizin6 k tomu, ably jelich w
tvarne um6ni herecke a scent
cke postupovalo potrebou do
| by a ably Sc ceske divadlo pc
STRANGE umelecke representa-
valo "a hranicemi. Ze tyto pra-
telske styky kulturni pfispeji
snadne V ohledu narodnim a
v zivote dusevnim, Je samozreJ-
mo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

mno, neb ten yzduch jest tax
cisty, re sc no nemohu nasytit.
Obili dobytek opet stoupa V
Gene. Kdyz vidim, jak zde ma
poll pohodlne pracuji, tn ST
vzpominam ma Sdfinu V tovar-
mach v Clevelandu, kde kazdy
musi vsechnu silu pouzft, ably
jak Sc pozaduje, denni praci
vykonal. Jmenem vsech 2 W.
pravy, dekuji p. Sakrydovi "a
peclive vypraveni. Jeho rada i
upozorn6ni usetfilo nam stare
sti i neprijemnosti, takze jsme
byli vsichni velice spokojeni.
Jeho dlouholeta zkusenost sc
osvedtuje. Odporucujeme no
kazdemu, kdo by jeho sluzeb
potreboval. Srdecny pozdrav
ma vsechny pratele j vsem CITE
nafdm Sveta. al. Stejskal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

13. Srpna 1919 cast dobro.
volnick6 armady DenikinoVy
dobyla Charkova. Drozdovsky
pluk vitezne vtahl do mesta
Jekaterinoslavskou ulici. Ne
kolik ddStojnika a vojaku
chvatne zamfrilo do Sumske
ulice, vrazilo do tiskarny "Jiz
niho kraje," bolsevickeho Ii
stu, kde prave sazeci dosazeli
dvodnik chystaneho cisla.
Dali 81 obtahnouti sotva do
hotovenou sazbu a ctou s. pote
senim zaver ohniy6 psan6ho
clanku:
Rudy Charkov nebude nj
kdy vydan! Imperialiste cele-
ho sveta vylamou 81 zuby o
rudy Charkovw
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15
TAKOVE CENY,

jake shledate nynl ma veSke-
rem zbozi Y striznim obchode
"a Koudelu', V c. 4735 Broad
way, jsou jednoduse neslycha-
ne ceny pritomne dolby. Ku
prikladu nase muzske zimni
spodni kosile neb kalhoty, te-
pie, rozvlnene, bezvadne pra-
dlo' po SAC kus, aneb muzsk6
zimni ryhovane spodni oblekyt
sed6, teple, vSech .Velikosti cd
34 do 4G "a 80 cely oblek ce-
l6 rady jinych podobnych lac
isou hodnoty naprosto nevyroN
natelne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15
FERD. JIRSA
cesky pravnik
a notar
1887 E. SIS. ul. a Broadway.
Olympia Bldg.
Tel. Bell Broadway 1882 M.

Spolky hlastez Sc tedy k Ma
tici Ochotnictva Ceskosloven-
skeho a zaslete zaroven svaj
pfispevek ma adresu: DR.. Frant.
Herman, starosta q. M. d. O. G..
v Praze, H.-457. - Tuto akci
znajf Ceskoslovenska vyslane-
ctvi konsulaty a mozno Sc ma
ne obratiti.
v Praze, 28. rfjna 1921.
S pfatelskym pozdravem
Starosta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15
VIII.

V chodbach klastera sv.
Kateriny pfechazely dive div
ky.
Venkr stenaly yetve stromu
pod vetrem, jako kdyby V kaz-
dem trpici Dryada Sc ukryva-
la.
Rukuy ruce bloudily ODE pr
telkyne pomalu a smutne sem
i tam.
Mladsi byla odena V cestov-
nj sat a naslouchala napnute
kazdemu hlomozu.
"Neslysis zadny VIZ, Llno?'
promluviLa a spechala k oknu
He'd, jak vichfice stromy 0,
hyba, jak vetve stenajl. kde
pax asi zustal poruGnik!"
"Jest teprv pul seste,' od
povedela Lima, velike krasnt
d6vce. ."Jsi velmi netrpellVi
Pauletto a sotva sc odJezd,
dockas. V Marylandu to vsal
zapomenes drive nez ctrlac
dniauplyne. Bezpochyby 81 G
nejdriye vezmes porucnika, ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15
DOPIS Cd AL. STEJSKALA
z HRIMEZDIC v CECHACH.
Ctena red. Sveta I!

Pred mym odjezdem Gle
velandu, slibil jsem cetnyml
+pTateldm, z nichz mnozi zamy-I
sli Sc tez odebrat do stare Via
'sti, re jim popisu cestu, TAX a.
by vedeli, die echo Sc ridit. |
Vyjeli jsme po draze Erie II
FClevelandu 13. zarf We 2:30 h. |
|odpoledne a do New Yorku
jsme pfijeii V 8 hod. rano, kde
.isme ma nadrazi byli ocekava-
nj zfizenci hotelu Continental.
| Obstarali nam potvrzeni pasuI
i lodni lfstky a druhe rano mas
dopravili az k lodi, kde V jed
ne uradovne pozaduji dakaz,
re dan z pffjmu jsme zaplatili.
Jako americtf obcane jsme pro
sli bez podobnych povinnosti.
lV druhe uradovne jsme ode
vzdali lodni llstky a dostali
jsnie poukazky ma kabinu a ci-
slo stolu. Nase bedny a kufry
byly jiz obstarany ma lodi, je-
dine isme NELL % kubickych
stop pres povolenou prostoru a
"a to jsme platili do Hambur-
ku $14.00. V hotelu jsme plati-
| Ii jeden dollar z postele "a noe.
Stravu jsme 81 koupili zvlast'.
Ia vsechno obstarani, dopra
veni zavazadel ma lod', isme
Ispolecne platili $500. Co Sc ty-
lka cistoty pofadku ma lodi,
bylo vse krasne, jake ma vojn6
to vSichni 1fednici dodrzuji.
Zrizenci ma lodi jsou vesm6s
lNemci, ale mluVi anglicky a
isou vzdy k sluzbam ochotni.
Co sc tyce stravy, kazdy den
dobre polevky, ruzna masa,
brambory, lusteniny a ovoce,
lkava caj pfi kazdem jidle, i
nekolikrat jsme NELL zmrzlinu,
takze jsme Sc stravou byli Il
pine spokojeni. Upozorhuji kaz
Ideho, kdo neni obcanem, ably
81 zaopatril potvrzeni, re dan
q prijmu ma zapravenou.
Dne Is. zari odpoledne jsme
}, vyjeli po lodi Mount Clay (byv.
lPrinc Fridrich. Eithel). Neko-
: Ilik dni bylo hodne bourlivo,
takze Why az ma paIubu Sc va
lilly. Jeli ism Primo do Ham
burku, kde 25. zari rano o 6
hodine po devitidenni cestt
,ilod' zakotvila. Ia potvrzenl na
/ lsich pasu ceskosloV. uradnlku
isme platili soc. a nemeckemu
) uradniku Is marek. We ) :3C
: isme vyjeli z Hamburku rychl
= KEN a druhy den V Ii hod. do
poledne jsme byli Podmokli
: Pc prehlidce zavazadel We :
ethod. jsme vyjeli jiz k maticct
: Praze, .kamz jsme Y 6 hod. do
a razili. Ma lodi vsechny mistno
: sti isou kazdemu pfistupny
Cestovani po nemecke draze j.
Il pfiiemne, jelikoz zfizenci jsol
a zdvOrili ochotni. UpozoTnuJ
> kazd6hb ma cestu 2 Drazden
oil kolem Labe, ty pfirodni kras.
: -Isaskeho ceskeho Svycarska
@ zdejsich pomerech budu psa
II pozdeii. Jest zde velice prize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

Lofty mezi Globe a Vine Ave.
ma vych. 36. ul. v Lorain, O.
Kazdy jest SO pri 200 str. a
dali Sc ma. mesfcnf splatky.
Farma 40 akrech Arcadia,
Florida, kde je cely rok leto a
pestuje Sc tam vsechno drahe
-ovoce. Cena $4,000. Dof1iy v
Clevelandu, blize move trznice
ma zap. strahe. Jeden dun o
ppeti pokojfch "a $4,000, hoto-
We $500, jeden dvodrodinny o
9ti pokojlch "a $4,000, hotov6
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"Pud jest We mne ovSem sill
ne vyvinut, co vSak mohu ma
lett? Strecha muze ma mas
kazde chvile spadnouti al po-
dlaha jest nejista. Pozorujes2"
Vystupek kamenneho krbu
prostiral Sc dosti daleko do
svetnice. Noha doktorova do
tkla Sc nahodou kamene, KITE
ry Sc pohyboval, on poklekl a
obema rukama no vyndal.
'"Co .cinis, Emile? Co mas V
umyslu?"
"Chci Sc pfesvedciti, newell
Ii "a tim nejaky skryty po,
klad. V me kapse vesty ma.
jdeS sirky. Rozsvet' jednu."
Stalo Sc. Sirka zasvitla jasnf
osvitila otvor, We kterem 81
nalezal balicek pokryty pra
chem a sazemi..
"Ahal" zvolal doktor.
Emma sahla po balicku, ,
tom okamziku vsak zhasla sir
ka.
"Pojd'. a pohled',' pravils
Emma pfistoupila k oknu,
"co to asi jest?"
Podala pu balicek a on cd
delal obalku "a obalkou. By
to prsten.
Oba pozorovali no mlcky
uprene. Byl TO prsten damsk!
z cerveneho zlata St}tkem
modreho emailu a reliefovol
: pismenou &C" V brillantech
Ma ynitrni strane bylo vyryt,
imeno, ktere pomoci druhe sir
XIV prectli a ktere znelo "A
dah".
"Co to ma znamenati?" ia
zala Sc Emma prudce.
"Myslim re Sc to vztahuj
ma ODE pani.'
"Hannu DuffoVu -"
"a matku pohresoVaneh
ditete. Beze vsi pochyby male
Ii ten prsten ji,"
"Myslis, re no Hanna uzmt
la?"
"Ne; on byl spise zanecha
zdc 5 ditetem a Hanna no Pre-
to sem slryla, ponevadz h
pro ieho poznamenanl proda
nemohla.' :
"Upokoj Sc srd6cko, male
tento nam muze znamena
mnoho a mic. Adah neni zadr
neobycejn6 jmeno a tisice pr
imeni zacfnaji c..
":Prijmeme vdecne, co ma
prbzretelnost posila," praviI
Emma nabozn6. "Jest to I'M
no pani. ktera nam dite uzmi
la a prsten nalezi j.
"Neni to stopa?"
"Prvni, kterou DO ctrnac
letech nalezame. Jak caste kl
eel jsem kolem krbu, anlz D
bych co odkryl. Vrat me Sc 2
nusko."
Peclive ukryl prsten II
prsni kapse vykrotili vel
zavreIi dvere stare chatrce
obratili SC k domovu.
"G!" mumlal doktor Cove
IS sc" pocinajl vsak Jme'
mnoha.'
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