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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
MISS,CORA BRADLEY
BECOMES BRIDE Of
LADD, ILL.,, DOCTOR
EAST CONGRESS ST. GIRL AND
FIANCEE GO TO CHICAGO
WHERE CEREMONY IS QUIETLY
PERFORMED WILL MAKE
HOME IN LADD.

Taking everyone except their imme-
diate families by surprise, Miss Cora
lmeda Bradley, Oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Bradley, IA
Congress street, and Or, Raymond
Evans Davies, of Ladd., slipped away
to Chicago Saturday where they were
married that evening at 6 o'clock.
News that the marriage had taken
place was received as a great sur
prise by all the friends in this city.
The ceremony uniting the happy
young couple was performed by Rev
Doves, at his home in Chicago
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul La TCur, former residents OF
Ottawa we're the only guests who
witnessed the service.
The bride wore a dark brown trav-
cling suit, with a hat to match. AT
ter the ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Davies
lett for Whiting. Ind, where they re-
manned until yesterday, when they
returned to Ottawa. They left last
night for Ladd where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Davies came to Ottawa four
years ago She was born and raised
in Bureau county. She is a gradu-
ate of the ottawa township high
school in the class of 1917 and for
the past year has been teaching
school at Ladd, Mrs, Davies has
signed contract to teach during the
coming year, and will fulfill the terms
of this contract.
The groom is the son of Mrs. AL.
ice NJ Davies of Bement, Ill. He is
a graduate of the University of Hi
nois and of Rush Medical college in
Chicago During the war he served
for twenty one months as a member
of the medical corps in the United
States army. He opened an office
In Ladd little more than a year ago,
where he has since been practicing
there.
Both the bride and the groom have
q large circle Ct friends both in OF
tawa and in Laid,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
THIEF GETS TICKET
GIRLS $50 IN CASH

A thief who worked un1etected at
tbs Ransom hotel on Saturday made
off with 500 belonging to girl who
had been selling tickets at the Ran.
som chautauuqua The 500 is the
total summer savings of the girl. who
has been travelling throughout the
state selling tickets at chautauquas.
Saturday when she started to leave
the chautauqua grounds she was wear.
ing dress without pockets. Fearing
that she might lose her purse or have
1t stolen, she removed 50 from her
pocketbook and placed 500 in bills at
the bottom of her luggage, thinking
that she had placed it in a safe
place.
When she returned Saturday night
she found the money missing. The
matter was reported to Sheriff Ayers,
who visited the scene OF the robbery.
but was unable IA loeate the thief
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06

a ditch and through barbed wiro
fence.
A Rattle and Crash.
During the rain Sunday night two
autos collided at the corner of State
and Center streets There was u
rattle of tin, shower OF glass and q
couple OF smashed In headlights
which continued to burn after tho
fracas. Both went their way relolc.
ing that II was nothing worse. They
We're flivvers.
Peerless Near Casualty.
A large Peerless touring ear from
Chicago, containing two men, met
with slight mshap on the "bottom
road tr Starved Rock Sunday after.
noon, The highway at that point Is
narrow and In turning out to permit
an eastbound auto to pass the driver
went over the edge and his car start
ed to slide by the skillful manipula.
tion of the steering gear he prevent
ed an cverturn. but his machine was
just balanced ready TO tip. Friendly
drivers from other autos came 10
his assistance and after a half hour
pushing and pulling he was again
on the highway. During this time
there were probably twenty-five or
thirty other cars blocked on the road
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Harvey Mohler, employed at the
United Cigar store on Madison street
was admitted to Ryburn hospital this
morning, where he will undergo a
slight operation.
Clifford Carter, son of DIR. Carter
of the Burrows apartments, was en-
tered at the city hospital this morn
ing for a one day treatment.
Miss Ina Snow, 712 Ottawa avenue
wa Submitted to Ryburn hospital this
morning.
Mark McConvillo, 2O5 State street,
was admitted y the hospital this
morning for several days treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hanley, 5l4
West Van Buren,, are the proud par
cnts Of baby daughter, born Sunday
morning at Ryburn hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Morton, 2l9 Blu
chanan street, are rejoicing over the
birth Of baby daughter, born Mon
day morning at Ryburn hospital.
Wesley Creighton, 72l Popular
street. was discharged this morning
after being patient at this institu-
tion for the past several days.
Philip Burke 1928 Post street was
discharged Sunday morning, after be-
ing a patient at the hospital fer sew
eral days,
Rose Babor, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Cabor, 1927 Canal street,
was admitted to the hospital this
morning for one days treatment.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
To Remove Paint From Cloth.

To remove paint from cloth lay
pad of hlotting paper on the side Of
the material on which the paint fell.
and rub the other side gently with
O soft piece Of flannel dipped in chloro-
form or benzol. both of which are
paint solvents, as the paint d!ssoves
1t naturally passes into the most alb
which is the blotting paper-not into
the adjacent cloth. Deep stains can
be completely removed by this method.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
STEPS ON STARTER;
CAR PLUNCES INTO
SIDE Of BUILDING
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY CAUSES
AUTO TO JUMP CURB AND
PLUNGE INTO MAXWELL STORE
OWNER LEFT MACHINE IN
GEAR WHEN HE PARKED 1T ON
LA SALE STREET.

AS the result of stepping on the
starter Of large Hudson automobile,
owned by Edgar Flshburn, South OF
tawa township, without noticing
whether or not the car was in gear,
Miss Bessie Flanncry, of this city,
and a girl friends, narrowly escaped
injury yesterday evening, when the
automobile crashed over the curbinE
or La Sale street and rammed into
the side wall of the Maxwell grocery
store, smashing the front end Of the
machine.
The car which is a large Hudson
super-six was parked on the west
side Of La Sale street, at he side
of the old Fair Dealer Office. 1t had
been left there by the owner, Mr..
Fishburn and was in low gear. Miss
Flanncry, together with a girl friend,
Intended to take ride in the car.
Not knowing that. Mr. Fishburn al
ways left the car in gear she stepped
on the electric starter. Almost in
stantly the car spurted ahead. Miss
Flanncry was thrown into a fit Of
excitement at the time as a result OF
the surprise. AS a Ford coupe was
directly in front of her she quickly
turned the steering wheel to the left
sWerving the car around in the mid
die OF the street.. Narrowly missing
several other cars along the street,
the huge Hudson crashed headlonB
over the curbing and into the side Of
the Maxwell grocery store.
Eye-witnesses of the accident hurried
to the young ladies aid and offered
assistance. Luckily neither Miss Elan.
merry or her friend We're injured in the
least except for a bad gha1ing up and
scare.
The front end of the car WAS smash
cd considerably The front bumper
was torn completely OIL the car
while both fenders were bent, head
lights smashed and windshield broken
to smithereen8. Tine frame was alsC
slightly twisted out of snape. A mole
probably a foo. and a half in diam
eter was torn in the brick wall 9th
erWise no damage was done
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
J. f. GRAHAM PATIENT
AT MAYO HOSPITAL
James F. Graham, the we'll known

James F. Graham, the we'll known
Ottawa merchant, who has been SER
iously i'll at the Mayo Brothers hos
pital in Rochester, Mimi, is improv-
ing nicely. A letter was received this
morning from Rochester from DR.. c.
B. Sharp, who went there last week
to take course of eX-rav work in
dental surgery. DR.. Sharp stated that
he had just returned from a call on
Mr. Graham and found him greatly
improved, although he said it would
be sone little time before he was
able to return to Ottawa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
EXPLAINING Dream or Wolf.

To dream of a wolf signifies bust.
ness relations with one who is I'M
principed and cunning. To be pur-
sued by one denotes much sickness TO
the house, but If by many long life
and health.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted us
and sent floral offerings during our
late bereavement.
Mr. William Schmidt and Mir
and Mrs. Roy Wiley and family.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
HORSE CAUSES TW0'
AUTO ACCIDENTS ON.
BUSY TH0R0FARE.
ANIMAL KNOCKED DOWN BY
ONE MACHINE THEN CRASHED
INTO BY aNOTHER-TWO OC
CUPAkTS OF ONE CAR SLIGHT
LT INJURED.

An unlled morse, rambling AT large
on East Superior street, one Of tho
most congested highways entering the
city, waa responsible last night for
two automobile accidents which coulG
easily have caused tho death or Sc
rious injury OF from one to half
dozen people AS the thing wound up
two were hurt and the animal fatally
injured, had TO be killed to end its
suffering
Tho accident happened as Franz
McGrath In a Ford carrying John
Johnson and Emmett O'Neil, all OF
Marsoilles, as passengers, crashed
into the horse just after tho head
lisht3 had been turned down to pes.
nit unhampored passage of ears APP
preaching from the west. Just as
Mr. McGrath darkencd his light tl1
horse belonging to Andrew Andcr
son, lodged cut onto the highway in
the machines path The auto side
swiped the horse with force enough t.
knock him down.
To add to the panic q second ma.
chine, also a Ford, carrying Arnold
Rasmussen, Leslie Jelm and Leslie
Nelson all youths residing north Of
Seneca, crashed headlong into the
stced lying prone upon the road.
None Of the occupants Of the two
cars were thrown out, but flying glasr
cut long dash in the hand of Emmett
O'Neil, while John Johnson was Sc
verely cut on the side Both were
taken to Ryburn hospital where their
wounds were dressed. The McGrath
auto escaped with only minor dam
ages. The Rasmussen machine was
less fortunate II came out of the IN.
usual mishap with a bent axle, a bad
ly dished wheel and broken head.
lights
Four Near Injury.
Four young people from this city,
Harry Sherman. Lloyd Nebergall, and
Misss Alma and Christine Hahn,
figured in an automobile accident last
night at o'clock. in front of the Fair
grounds in Streator. The party were
enroute to Streator when their auto
which was driven by Mr. Sherman,
and large touring car driven by a
party of Cornell residents collided.
Both cars were put out of commiss.
ion, and had to be hauled to a Streator
garage for repairs. All OF the ottawa
people received a bad shaking up and
numerous bruises although all were
able to return to their homes in OF
tawa last night.
| ADD AUTO ACCIDENTS
Git end Run" Artist Again.
A hit and run" specialist last
night crashed into a Lostant party on
the Coyel Creek bridge leading to the
Watts hill, smashed up his victim and
then raced away under the preteXt Of
having to make a train The Los
tant car was badly wrecked, its IA
diator, front axle and wheels being
bent and twisted After backing out
of the wreck he had caused the hit
and run driver said he had to make
train and raced away None Of the
names could be asCertaincd
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06

Martin Gaefcke ST. Martin Gaefckc
Jr., Miss Ida Gaefcke and Mrs. Clara
Weston mOtored from Chicago to
spend Saturday and Sunday in Of
taWa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
HoneV Bees

The working bee lives six months,
the dronc four months aud the female
bee four years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06
CLASSIFIED ADS.
tMain Want Ad Section Page Fiye)

WANTED AT ONCE Ten men. AID.
ply at American Magnastone Cor.
poration,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-06

Monday evening between Gay
city theater and Orphoum Theater,
a gold fountain pen with initials "B.
W on the side. Return to Ed. Dryers
barber shop on n. Columbus street.
Reward.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

kdyz ForeI vratil Sc do "a
lIadniho domku. ktery oblyal
zpozoroval, ze okno a zalusie
pokoie Evzenina oteyrena byla
a pokoi osvetlen. 4 toho soudil,
re divka nespala. ZnepokojiIo
jej to a tazal Sc, zdali vzdor
veike vzdalenosti V noel n6co
neslysela.
Y tom okamzcni sylekala Sc
lVzenie, chtic ulebnouti. Citi-
Ia sc unavcna a spanim premo
zena. nebot' y prcdeslc noei
nezamhourila Okla. Y nadeii,
&c Lucian 10 maruem cekam
zahradnieh dvIrek vratil s.
do Parize, cekala u okna, az
zaslechla pist alu vlaku y Yer
sailles do Pafize jedouciho. T.
pokojila Sc myslenkou, re se
mylila, kdyz Sc domnivala, ze
zaslechla stenanl. Ale vzdol
iomu nesprostila Sc bolcstneht
doJmu. ktcry pocltiIa Nez ulc'
hla. za}rela zalUslc. nechala
vsak okno oteyrene shasla
svetlo. Byla rozcllena. celt
1ncla borle. 4 ac klidn a span
ku Velmi potfebovala, usnul;
teprya kdyz Sc rozedniyalo.
Bylo jiz osm hodin pryc
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ZABAVA ZLYCH CASU.
Hard Time Dance).

Sbor Pokrok Xxx. Stoleti hi.
kterak sc dneSni krisc neboji
a proto hodla dnesni soboty '
Cesk6 spolkove sini ma Bu-
ekeye rd. pti sokolskG muzice
vsechnu mizerii fret odtanco
vati. Pfijd'te proto vsichni
kdo mate ma tn dnesni "prospe
ritu" svrchu. Poradajici' vybol
Vam ruci, ze' budete ma neko.
lik hodin jist6 vsech trampot
a starosti zbaveni.
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PRVNf TANECNf ZABAVA
KAT. LESNIC.

Holy Family Court, ll79,
porada Ultra v osadni SIM sv.
Rodiny na yych. i3l. ul. prtni
tanecni zabavu pfi vytecnt
hudbe, pr vstupnem soc IA O.
sobu. Zacatek jest 0 7 hod. We
Ger. Die predbeznych zpra,
nesetril zabavni vybor ami pr$
ce ami namahy, ably Sc vsem
hostum dostaEo nejen patricnt
nalady ale veskereho posilnf
nj a obcerstVeni.
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ZABAVA KLUBU HAPPY
CHUMS.

Dues yeeer usporada Y soko-
lovne ma Wendell Ave. The
Happy Chums Outing Club v
7 80 nod. soukromou zabavu
"a spoluGcinkoyari vybornd
hubby .. l.. Cipry. Zabavni W
ber SC nalezite 0 vSe postaral,
aby nalada mezi ucastniky by
la Ia nejlepSi, jak tomu bylo
Vzdy pri vSech spolkovych
podnicich.
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sjoramIeovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzsKEHO.

Ma stesti mel Y jedne kapse
Il vesty krabicku voskovych 81
rex; bylo iich pouze sest, ale
ty statily. Rozzehl jednu a o.
svitil vchod do klenby. Nesta-
valo zadne pochybnosti, ze ne
mel pred sebou zadny sklep,
nybrz podzemni chodbu. Lu-
elan pomyslil lined, re tato
chodba, ktera Sc pred MIN ma
hle oteyrela, znamena jeho "a
chraneni. At jakkoli dlouha.
nejaky vchod mela prece; ten
tc cht6l naleznouti
Rychle Sc rozhodl. Nemyslil
vice ma schody, ktere cht6l po-
staviti, ably dosahl uponek re-
Wy a brectan Rozzal druhou
sirku a vklouzl do sklepeni,
Kdyz proSel kus pres kameny,
pr Cemz musel Sc shybati, a
by Sc neuhodil. do hlavy, ,octnul
Sc ma ploch6 pud6 a mohl Sc
vzprimiti, jelikoz klenuti bylo
zvysi muze, Kratel TAX rychle,
iak mohl a presv6dGil Sc, zdali
chodba Sc nerozvetvuje roZlic-
nymi smery. Nebylo tomu TAX;
stavalo pouze jedn6 chodby.
Ia vSak nebyla sir5i nez ctyri-
Get metru byla iako studn6 2
tvrdJch, cementem spojenych
kamenu vyklenuta.
Vsecek nad6ji ma sve vysyo-
bczcpi napIn6n, nespozorOval
Iucian. ze nepatrna sila, ktera
mu dosud zbyyala, byla vyGer-
pana. Rozsvitil syou posledni
sirku, kdyz Sc nahle octnul
pred zdi, ktera chodbu zavi-
1ala
Marine hledal nestastny w
chod. Poiednou pocitil celou
hruzu svdho postaveni. Citil,
lax Sc mu vlasy ma hlav6 Jezl
d v usich mu mi. Srdce jeho
mocnt bio, oci Sc mu kalily,
jake by mel krvavy zavoj pred
oblicejem.
Nyni Jest veta Sc mhou'
mrucel potacefe sc. "jsem
ztr&cen,", 30 temz zalostne
vykrkl
Chtel Sc obratit, ale nohy mu
vypoyedely sluzbu, byly iako \
zem pfikotany Sirka shasta,
popalila mu prsty, coz ON ami
nezpozor6va. Prudke krece
sviraly ieho praa. pax prestal
nahle d1chati S tupym zaupe-
MIN padl vysilen k zemi Sc "a
dy ke zd. ktera uzavirala
chodbu ztraul vedomi
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PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
We kol $500 tydne, Jest pr
mem p6kny byt o 5ti pokojicn.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
1916 St. Clair Ave. Vezmtta
Nottingham karu. 10-17
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pokojich, plyn, velka. spaci
porch, garage, velky lot, blize
zastayky 10, A. L. c, kary.
Cena levna. Blizsi sd6li pi.
Miller, Stop 9, A. B. c. kary,
Bedford, 0. Tel. Union 622 X,
1917
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PRODA Sc jeden yelky gra-
mofon, ktery stal $3.50, da Sc
"a $40. Dale Sc prodaji karpe-
ty, sici stroj Singer, kombinac-
nj kamna a RUNE jine v6ci.
VSe musi byt prodano a da Sc
yelmi LEVINE. Haste sc V {. Ball
w. "A. st. 1915
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OBCHODNf RUDOVA fpro

dobry investlnenD ma hlavni
ulict mezi kinsman a Union
Ave. DVa story, diva byty, ce-
mentoVa mlekarna garaze,
stale obydlene. Mesicni prijem
$4,000. Jest to opet velka la
ce pro nekoho. Postaci meme
nez poloNic. The Atlas E'inan
&c. 5d5S Broadway. Mr.. Stuk-
bauer. '10-t5
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PRODA Sc dun, bungaloy

PRODA Sc dun. bungaloy
na Farringdon Ave. blize
Vych. l31. ul., elektrika, plyn,
kontbinantni fernes, sklep pod
celym domem, velmi pekny
lot. Nelmi levna cena 5000.
Blizsi ipformace Sc podaji u
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way, ptelte Sc ma Jos. Mlckov-
sky 1915
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PRODA Sc krasna farma 0
45 akrech, 80 mil od mesta, 5
kray, l jalovice, 2 kone, 8 pra
sat, 70 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
M zahrada dun o 6ti syetni-
cIch, vsechny stroJe, 8 altru
lesa, 8 akru kukufice, 312 a.
kru brambor, 5 akru pohanky,
5 akrG psenice zaseto, 140 bu-
sld ovsa. zadn6 rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek na vymenu. Blizsi
sd6li Frank j. Parenica, 1891
f. 1n6 ul. . Union. z?
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NENECHTE 81 UJiTI tentt

dun Q 7 sv6tniclch S koupel-
nou, yyhfeyni peel, osvetleni
elektricke plynove, bridlicova
stfecha, ulice dlazdena, nal6za
Sc vedle parku a dvou poulit-
mich kar. Cena $68Qo. Bhzsi
sdeli J. T. Nejedlik, 11Ol5 u
Mon Ave. $. Z. Oba telefony.
y
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. PRODA Sc novy dun 7
sYetnicich. $ koupelnou, ysc
modern6 zarizeno. Vezme Sc
lot ma yymenu. Haste Sc els.
35S2 yych. l35 III > Union A
We. 1927
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dome. Byla to deyecka, ktera
poklizela. To znamenalo, re je-
ji,matka a pani Fernierova jiz
Y dolenim poschodi Sc nalezaly.
Jako bfedeSleho vecera bylo
i dnes krasne pocasi. V zahra-
de p6li a SvitoTili ptaci a vune
kvetin dorazela otevrenym ok
mem az X nj.
Oblekla Sc rychle a sla dolu
S peynym pTedsevzetim, re 81
nebude stezovati, mic nerekne
a vice nez kdy jindy sv6 my
Slenky taiiti bude. Myslila:
Budu trp6ti jen jeSt6 n6kolik
dni. Lucian pride provazen
panem Ramelem a snad j hra-
b6tem'.
Uboha d6va tesla Sc ma brz-
ke OSvoboZeni.
Madame Lurotoya mada-
me Fornierova sed6ly jiz u
stolu.
"Cekaly jsme ma vas, mila
Eyzenie pravlla Anastasie,
ale neyolaly jsme vas, nebot'
jsme mysIely, ze dnes budete
o neco dele spati"
Pokrytecka poboznastkarka
vyhlizela pot6sena, nicmen6
zkoumala pozorne rysy div
ciny.
! ! Evzenie Sc rozhodla, re Sc
bude pretvarovati a odpoyede-
Ia iednoduSe: Jest praVda, "a
spala jsem. aniz bych byla cht6
la. Ucinily jste dobl'e, ze jste
ma mne Sc snidani necekaly,
nebudu snidati, nebot' nejsem
hladova"
Nastavila madame Lurotove
sve'ceIo a cd te> obdrzeIa ledo-
IVY polibek. Roztrzka byla pa
trna
"Nebudete skutecne snida-
ti?" pravila Anastasie lichoti-
wynn hlasem.
"Nebadu, madame, a nutic
Sc k smichu, dodala: Ia to
budu miti V poledne v6tsi chut
k iidh".
i Evzenie opustila jidelnu a
ystoupila do zahrady, Nemohla
iinak nez neustale mysfiti ma
vlkfik, ktery ' noel zaslechla.
Nebyla zcela presy6dtena, Ae
sc mylila nemohla Sc sprostiti
pochybnosti. Stromoradim, kite
re vedlo prostredkem zahrady,
kracela Sc sklopenyma ocima
az k zahradnim dvirkam.
Forel pozinal travnik a 20
strahe pozoroval Event.
Divka Sc ma okamzik zasta-
villa. ohllZcla ~ zv6daye a
kdyz nic nezpozorovala, co by
jeii zyedavost updutab, zabo-
ella do postranniho stromoia-
di, ktere bylo ode zdi, kterou
Lucian pfelezl, asi diva metry
sirokym a kfoyinami porost-
lynn zahonem oddeleno.
Jiz cd p6ti hodin byl Forel V
lpraci a vSude vykonaly jiz jeho
brabe svou povinnost.
Ale vzdor tomu zadivala sc
!; ldiyka ma jcdno misto Zahonu,
lide byia puda move uhrabana d
urovnana. kdyz toto mlsto be
dliveji prohledla, zpozorovala,
ze Hetye jedne malpnie move
DREAMY byly. To mnoho nezna
menalo, lee tato okolnost, We
spolku uhrabanou pudou, e
:
Cinkovala ma nj tax strasne, zt
;. nebyla to potlacit slaby w
, kirk.
: Forel Sc zachye!, kdyz div
, l>u spatril staff prave ma miste
, kde $ Rabiotem Luciano pri je
, ho skoku Sc zdi napadli, a kdya
uslysel jeji ,Ykrlk, pocal -
, chyeti
kdyby tom okamzeni div
l1a k nemu byla rristoupila ;
: velitelsky je1 o vysvetleni Ia
: dala, nenl pochybnosti, re b.
, iei byla jeho duchapfltomnos
"A ,t,nut llu tpAnf41bI tnhA tnI mr.
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"svETvs
ZiTREJSf DIVA.DLA.


Nebe, Pekio, RaJ, jest ma
zev zajlmave novinky Jiiiho
MAIZENA,, jenz V uvedene mo-
iderni hfe vylicuje drastickym
Izpusobem zol,fale postaveni O.
betf posledlli valky. Obrazek
jest novmhou pro Cleveland a
jest soucasnou kritikou velice
cenen, pro miStrnou kreSbu
povah iednotlivych dloh. Jest
to skutecne pryotridni drama
ticka prace, iez prevySuje ruz-
ne zbozi, ykterym jest naSe ODE
censtvo "ziveno" delSi dobu.
Nebe, Peklo, Raj patri vice
mezi hry vychovn6, nez-li me-
ri ony, cd nichz sobe pozadu-
leme jen pouhe chvilkove po-
baveni a trochu poSetileho smi
chu. Jest dobfe, re bylo jed
nou sahnuto take k takovym
kusum, ktere Sc snad zdaji by
ii nevd6cnymi, ale dobfe sehra
ny jiste cile Sc neminou. Hra-
je V Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broad
way dram. sbor Tyl, ktery pf,i-
pravuje na den 3. listopadu
|vyb. Svobodovu veselohru "Po
sledni muz'.
"Spanelska muska," jest
fraska, prace to znameho praz
skeho komika malostranskeho,
Svaba, ktera byla vybrana, a
by pfi zahajeni sezony ma
strane zapadni naladila pro
dalSi podnikani. Firma auto
ra Jest navstevnikGm zarukou,
re Sc Ultra nikterak neb6dou
nuditi. Phi predstaveni hrati
bude sokolska hudba, jez bu-
de tez 1cinkovati phi pozd6jSi
taneGni zabave.
"Podvodnice" Jest nazev dra
matu 3 d6jstvich, 'kter6 ma
psal znamy a dobTy autor We
seloher a fraSek, JOS. Skruz-
ny, ktery sc pustil touto hrou
ii ma pole tvorby yaznejsi. Dra-
ma sehrano bude Ultra dram.
sborem j. A. Komensky We
spolkove SIM ma vych. 131. ul.
V meziakti pri pozd6jsim vim
ku hrati bude sokolska hudba.
Divadlo zapocne pfesne V 5
hodin. 49,
Zacatek prvnich divadel ie
Y $3.50 hod. odp. a obecenstvo
Jest zadano, ably SC dostavilo
V cas-.
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VYMENf SE farma o 50ti a.
krech "a mestsky majetek Sc
vsemi stroll, nafadim obi
lin. Je tam 3 krav, ; kone,
puda, les a pastviny.
Cena $1,000, BIizsi sdeli j.
Smetana, 5023 Dolloff Rd.
1917
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NAM VICE domu lotd V
Corlett, kter6 prodam neb W.
menim. Co Wy mate ma vyme-
nu? JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee ave. V Corlett. 1919