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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-07-14
UNEEDA Eat.

tlS6Iu6llt Dy 1.-The NOCklQgndm
dealers who carry the National
Biscuit line of crackers and cakes.
It's an attractive display, and
we invite your attention to It'll
MIR. A. B. White is the represen.
tative of the N. B. c. for this ter.
ritory, and this page display isl
the result of his energy, and the
faith the nine dealers have in the
N. B. C. products. These dealers
are:
]. A. Seawell, who operates a.
grocery next door to the, Post
Dispatch Office and who can gen
orally be found in his store sew
|eral hours after dark.
Allen-Morse, in the HinsonI
Block, who formed a partnership
the first of the year and whose
business has literally grown in
leaps and bounds. This firm a
few weeks ago set new mark in
retail business by buying a full
car load of sugar, an ambitious
| stunt.
| ]. H. Swink who runs a com
bined meat market and grocery
| in the stand formerly occupied
lby L. M. William, on the Hinson
Block corner. Swink says he has
an advantage that should appeal
to the public in that he has a gro
Gerry as vel. as meat market, and
one phoning will do for both.
E. B. Lilies who has been in the
grocery business since the mem
Tory of man runneth not to the
contrary and he is not so ter
ribly ancient at that; but he says
he handles the freshest of gro.
ceries and keeps up with the
seasons offerings.
/ ]. P. Maurice has well VENT.
Hated grocery opposite the Sea,
board depot, 1.-TWO stores above
the corner) and in addition car
ries gasoline and oils. He is
quite willing for passersby to go
lup town for pleasure etc, but
suggests that they delay their
grocery buying till they reach
his store as they start from town.
He has a well-assorted stock.
Fred. w. Maurice, on the corn
Ter and near to joe Matrices
store, is another nicely arranged
grocery. He also handles gas
and oils, and free air, and carries
heavy and fancy goods. And he
banks on the National Biscuit
line. Fred evidently is planning
to stay in his present location
for keeps, judging from the hand
some two-story brick dwelling he
is erecting just across the street.
Arthur Gibson some months
ago Bought the stock of the w.
P. Ingram store, on the corner at
The Rockets, and has added a
new and fresh line of groceries.
He prides himself on the cleanli-
ness of his place of business, and
the fact that he carries the N. B.
line.
Watson-King Co., are old land
marks in the grocery business.
Situated on the corner next to
Harrison's store, they do a thriv-
ing business. Walter King and
Dan Wicker are on the job for
the living and dead 1.-THE under
taking business is a side line;
their parlors are upstairs over
their store.)
The Dockery Mere. & Mfg. Co.
| just over in West Rockingham is
| a comparatively new business,
they having some months ago
bought out the old Dockery Allen
store. Messrs. French, Williams
and Ewing make trio and believe
lin going OUT after business.
They conduct a general mercan.
tile business, sell groceries and
hardware, as well as manufacture
ice, gin cotton in season and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23

procedure, directed by Commissioner
David H. Blair, are embodied in a
Treasury decision effective December
l6, which provides for the prompt ad.
justment of claims for refund and
abatement of Federal taxes. Hereto
fore when an overassessment or an
overpayment was disclosed by the au-
dit of an income tax return, the tax
payer was invited to file a claim for
the abatement of the overassessment or
the refund of the overpayment. When
received, the claim was registered and
filed away until reached in due course
.or consideration. Because OF the large
number of such claims filed, delay in
adjustment necessarily resulted"
After December 18th, taxpayers will
not be advised of their privilege of fill
ing claim for the refund of taxes
which have been paid in excess Of
amounts legally due, but instead will
receive a certificate of overassessment
and a check in correction of the error,
or if an assessment is outstanding
against the taxpayer for income or ex-
cess profits tax, the overpayment will
be applied as credit against the as
sessment, and the balance Immediately
refunded. This will be of distinct fl
nancial advantage to both the taxpayer
and the Government. 1t will do away
with the necessity for the taxpayer fill
ing claim for refund, and will greatly
reduce the amount of work to be done
by the Bureau in the adjustment OF
n o;rt,c -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
HUGHES PLAN EXPLAINED
Program Calls For Scrapping of
Great Navy

The program of the United States
for the reduction of naval armament,
as proposed to the opening meeting of
the armament conference by Secretary
OF State Hughes, head of the American
delegation and chairman of the con-
.erence, briefly Isl The scrapping of
over $1,0J0,0O0,00O worth of battleships
now ahoat or under construction and
the abandonment for 10 years of any
further building program of ships of
This class. Of the battleships SeCre-
tary Hughes. designated should be
'crapped the United States contributes
80, Great Britain 10, Japan II. Express
ed in tonnage, in round numbers, the
United States agrees to scrap $4,000
tons of fighting vessels, if England will
scrap $4,000 and Japan $4,000
in addition England and Japan are
to agree to abandon a program which
calls for the building on England's
mart of four new battleships and upon
Japan's part of eight new battleships,
upon none of which any work has been
started If this proposal is agreed to-,
the United States, Great Britain and
Japan, three months after agreeing to
it, will have in existence only the fol-
lowing capital sh. ps: the United States,
lS, with tonnage of 100000; Great
Britain %, with a tonnage of 100000;
Japan 10, with a tonnage of 100000
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
Christmas Bankbooks for Children

With the children making up long
lists for Santa Claus, many mothers
have hard time deciding just now
whether Johnny should have a hobby
horse, or his sister the big doll she in
s.sts upon. In the end both of them
probably will get what they want, but
it also might be well to start the
youngsters saving for other things they
are going to want in the future. The
savings bankers are trying to help with
his problem by encouraging mothers
to give the children savings accounts
A handbook with couple OF dollars
deposited should give any boy or girl
the wish to add another dollar, and
then another, until the whole book is
filed with dollars. This is the prac-
teal kind of a gift which helps to build
character and teaches the children that
they must think a little bit for them
selves.
The habits formed in childhood last
through life, and thrift cannot be
taught too early. Many famous men
have attributed their success in life to
the lessons learned from their mothers
OF all these lessons none can be more
important than the wise use OF money
This does not mean denying the chill
dren the things for which young hearts
yearn, but it does mean telling them
something about the way money grows,
and how independence comes through
thrift
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
NEW SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
Postmaster Calhoun Has Received The
1922 Series

Postmaster Calhoun announces that
he has received the new series of
Treasury Savings Certificates which
have been adopted by the United
States Treasury Department. They are
issued in three units of $25, 500 and
$1,000 maturity value. The first bears
the portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, the
second the portrait of George Washing
.on, and the third the portrait of Abra-
ham Lincoln. They are rather differ
ent in form from the certificates which
have previously been issued by the
Treasury Department and contain
many features which will be of interest.
Postmaster Calhoun will be glad to
supply any of his patrons with these
certificates, or will give them detailed
as to the conditions under
which they are sold.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
An Important Decision

An important decision rendered in
connection with the monograph bust
ness was handed down last week by
the United States Circuit Court in
Cincinnati when the Cheney Talking
machine company of Chicago won out
n the famous "tone-arm" suit brought
by the Victor company,
The Victor company brought suit on
the theory that certain patents owned
by it prevented the defendant from the
use of its octagonal stepped tone arm
on which it had also secured patents,
In giving its decision the Court of APP
peals reversed the lower court, re-
lleved the Cheney company from any
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
pastors and members OF the other two
cnnoreoatinne

pastors and members OF the other two
congregations.
MANY conversions were reported
and all of the churches of the village
gained in membership. Some ten or
more were added to the Baptist mem
bership, the baptismal services being
ed on the bank of Otter Creek, near
the railroad just off Of Merchants Row,
and was conducted by Elder H.bbard,
who had become pastor of the church.
There was large assemblage of people
in attendance, many of whom witness
or the first time baptism by immer-
sion =
"And this was the beginning of the
Middlebury Baptist Church as recalled
rom memory, and for over forty years
as continued to prosper"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23

liability for royalties or damages and
left the defendant free to continue the
manufacture of its instruments without
change in construction
Only on rare occasions does the Pres.
ident direct that the flag on the White
House be lowered to half staff. 1t has
been lowered in case Of the death OF
some foreign potentate or ruler of a
fore On land or President Of the United
States. When Roosevelt died the flag
was at half staff 80 days. This flag
when raised over the executive man
sion, denotes that the President is in
Wash ngton and it is never flown when
the President is away from the capi-
tai.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
Nations Biggest Library

According to its annual report the
Library of Congress has 100000 books
and pamphlets, 10000 maps and charts,
9l9,COO Volumes and pieces of music
42l,7S3 prints and many thousand un-
counted manuscripts.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23
Few Civil Service Applicants

The Civil Service Commission in.
vites special attention to the fact that
in examinations held recently through
out the United States for domestic-sci-
ence teachers, Indian service, for APP
prentice fish culturists, Bureau of fish
cries, and for telegraph operators, De
partmental and Field Services, appli-
cants were not secured in the numoer
desired and that these examinations
will again be held on January Is, 1922
Persons interested in these or other
examinations should apply to the Sec
rotary of the U. S Civil Service Board
al the local post Office for detailed in
formation and application banks.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-23

A soap of good quality is being mined
N the vicinity of Barstow, Calf The
mine was discovered by a Mexican
rancher. He took Jumps, resembling
plaster of Paris, to Los Angeles laun-
dryman, who gave them a thorough
test and found that they served as soap
OF excellent quality. The soap vein
is about five miles in length,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
ROZHODNUTl O NADRA1i
OPETNE V MOCI NEIL
STATNi KOMiSE.

Zdej5i yetejnG slyseni 0 stav
be osobniho nadrazi bylo skon
6eno a cely projekt bude pred
lozen Mezistatni Obchodni ko
misi. ktera 0 projektu ma de
finitiyne rozhodnouti. Jeden z
konisartI wa9hingtonskych
Clarke praW, ze nemuza sice
udati pfesnOu dobu, kdy poe
ne dotycne jednani We Wash
ingtonu, ale mysli, ze Sc tax
pred mes.cem nestane, jeli-
koz jak pfiyrzencdm TAX cd
p1rcdm byla dana 30-denni
lhuta k podani zaveretnych
nanitek.
VterejSi posledni den sly
SEM minul velice klidne jed
MOTIVE vyslechy byly po vet3i-
ne jen opakovani 2 dnd pfede-
slych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

Slam6n6 stfechy a domky q
velk6 casti dfev6n6, byly ia pa
nuiiciho sucha okamzite V jed
nom plameni, take nebylo
mozno niCeho zachraniti. Sho-
ftlo ySe - ubozaci jsou ze-
braky Soucitna srdce Geskych
ldi pfisp6ji iist6 k zmirneni
iejich bidy n6jakym darem,
kter} zaslan bud ma obecni
ufad We Star6m Nepomuku, po-
Sta Rozmital.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

Vesnicka tragedie. Dne 10.
o Z hod. ranni vypukl
pozar v domku els. p. 81, patri
cim Marii Kv6to6ov6 We Sta
rem Nepomuku Il Ro5mitala.
Byl zalozen rukou jejiho syna
Jana Kvetone, ktery v posled-
nj dob6 byl choromyslny take
pfi pozaru uhofel Matka ie-
no, ktera pres dtyry roxy loze
neopustila, byla st6zi 2 hofi-
ciho staveni vynesena. Od ho-
riciho stavenf Kv6to6ov6 chytl
sousedni domek Vaclava Va
cka, ienz obyvan byl souGasn6
rodinami dvou zenatych SYM.
V w den konal Sc prav6 Y Roz
mitale vJrodni trh, ma ktery O.
la synove ode$li, takze pfi w
puknuti pozaru nebyli donna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
DULEZITY SPIS PRO KAz.
DEHO PESTITELE DRUBE-
ZE.

Chcvate-li drdbez, anebo
piipr&yujete-li Sc k chovu, mu-
site pFedem pocitati ma RUNE
neprijemnosti s kufaty, tax j 5
dosp6lou drlbezi. Nelson to
pouze starosti S klmenim. al
bytovanim q jin6 t6zkosti s W
chovoI,, ale neiv6tsi nesna2e
zakusi p6stitel, rozmdze-li Sc
v houtu nemoc. Drubez podle-
hi mnoha nakazlivym nemo-
Gem, .tter6 mohou znicit cele
houfy. neyi-H 81 p6stitel rady,
jak neirazn6ji zakrociti, ably
Sc neroc da'e neSifila a nevi-
Ii, jak v obytejaych pfipadech
nemoci drubez l6Giti. Z t6 pfi-
6iny vydan byl Narodni Tiskar
nou v Cmaze v teskem pre-
kladu jeden 2 nejlepsich spi-
su toho druhu, a sice "Choro
by dribeze q iich l6tenP'. kni-
ha tato Tesla Sc velike obIibe,
takze = pom6rn6 kratk6 dobGI
muselo byti poTizeno move u-'
praven6 vydani. Knizka tato
jest zvlaSte cennou tim, re d e'
ZvlaStniho klite ti tabulky NH
re kazdy die priznak6 abeced-
ne segtayenych rozpozati, KITE
rou asi nemoci dr0bez trpi. VI
kniZe jest popsano kolem sta
nemoci a jsou tn uvedeny pfi.I
znaky a priciny jednotliyych
nemoci tax d1kladn6, ze nj.
kdo nemize Sc diagnose
2mJlid. PAX take pfi' kazd6
neIl0cl JS0tl uNeuellS fuZne
zpdsQby ldceni a l6kn. V kni-
ze i8ou uvedeha t6z rGzna o.
patient v pfipadu nemoci ma
ka1 ivych iakoz i seznam pro-
stfsAh desihf6kGnHh afftzn4
zp1soby iich pouziyani. Jsme
iisti, re pestitel drdbeze, jenz
bude miti kniAku tuto 20 ru-
&c, nicotine Sc nikdy Y 4esna-
zieht ,aP Shine Vdfabez ieho
nepsg maPoy lleslla7 iakakoi.
Spis teAt6s ma l60.s1an, iobsa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
PRI PREKLADANi WHISKY.

Sest muzu bylo zatceno pro
porusenl Crabbeoya aktu a je
den 2 Mich jest6 k tOmu jest IL
cen V Lakeside nemocnici, jeli
koz by phi zatykanf postfelen
do stehna straznikem Natha-
mem Wachsem. Vcera veCer
skladala jedna ceta whrskp na
b'fzku St. Clair Ave. a vych.
30. ul. do jin6ho automobilu a
kdyz byla S pracl hotova, po-
zadovala zaplaceni, coz druh6
oddeIenf odpfralo. Ia hadky
doslo K prestfelce, ku ktert
Sc dostavil Wachs. Jeden z au-
tornobild ujel sice mista, ale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
PETILETA HRDINKA.

Warren. O., 27. z6rf Mary
Campanova, 5-leta, ztratila
svaj vlastnl zivot pfi zachrane
nj onoho jejiho mladsiho bra
ira. D6ti hraly 81 kolem ohne
pred ieiieh obydlim, kdyz tu
tfilety Frank Campana roZ-
b6h' go primo proti ohni. Phi
strzeni iej zpet, satecky diven
Ky sc vznaly. Zemrela neko-
lika hodinach nasledkem utr-
p6nych popalenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
cE TOSL 07TrNrE- D~POR-
TOVEhA,
ponSvadz procenta JihosIova
nj byl9 vyGerpana.
T. L. /. S.

- L.. i. ..
Zakon, dovolujicf jen tfi
procenta prist 6hovalcd do A
meriky, ie provad6n doslovn6
pfist6hovaleckymi uTady a "a
Gina Sc ukazovat, re postihne
doslovny vyklad velmi krut6.
Nadpis zda Sc podivny, ze
Ceskoslovenka mohla bEt de-
portovana, ponevadz quotum
Jihoslovanske bylo vycerpano,
ale zahy Sc pochopi, re prave
doslovne provad6ni zakona pfi
vod'uje tyto podivnosti. Nej-
horst phi vsem je to, re mnozi z
nasich krajanG dosud 81 nedo-
vedli uv6domit, jak ddlezito je
nit u sebe vsecky doklady sv6-
no pfislusenstvi, rodove listy,
slovem kazdou dHlezitou listi-
nu.
PTftomny zakon je provaden
ma tom zaklad6, re narodnost
prist6hovalecka ur6uje Sc mi
stem narozeni a kdyz ma pff-
klad Cechoslovenka narodila
Sc V Jihoslovansku, tedy je po-
vazOvana "a rozenou Jihoslo-
vanku a kdyz procenta priste-
hovalc1, maiicich byt mesitn6
pripust6n5ch do Ameriky, byla
vycerpana, zmin6na Cechoslo-
yenka byla prost6 zadrzena 4
pres vsecky snahy a pokusy
nejak il zachranit, byla depor-
tovAna.
Ia dotyGnou diyku teskoslo-
yenskou zaplatili pTibuzni ce-
stu az do Illinois. Dfvka je asi
% rOkd stara mela lepsi vide
lani, byla zdrava dokonale, ale
ze sc narodila V Lublani il
hoslovansku, to znelo proti nj.
v posledni dob6 priielo sem
a bylo do zem6 pripust6no
mnoho prislusnik1 jihoslovan-
skych a proto procenta iiho-
slovanska byla dayno vycerpa-
ma. Procenta cesskoslovenska
dosud vycerpana nebyla a pro-
to kdyz obratili Sc prfbuzni ma
Ceskoslovenskou Sekci Foreign
Language Information Service
pomoc, snazila Sc Csl. Sekce
dokazat, re zmfn6na divka je
pfislusnicf ceskoslovenskou
tudiz ze ma spadat dotpfist6-
hovalcd ceskoslovenskych,
jichz quotum dosud yycerpano
nebylo. Marne take bylo doka-
Z0Vano, Ze rOdlce dlYky 3SOu
Ceehoa ovaci. ze divka sama
bvdlela roditi po mnoho rokd
e Ceskoslovenske Republiee.
2 toho dGvodu upozornuje-
ne nase krajany. aby yzdycky
poradili pffbuzn5m. aby nell
sve listiny v 1plnem pofadku,
nez Sc vvdaii ma dalekou ce-
stu. Je to rodovy list. domov-
sky list, pracovnf knizka, w
sv6dceni ze skol, snatkov5 list
q iine podobne dokumenty.
Necht mali 0 ieden document
vic rad6ji, nez o jeden meme
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
KUBELfK LODNf SRAzCE.
Zschranil Sc sc svymi draho-
cennymi houslemi.

Londyn, 26, zari. Kdyz
ostendsky poStovni parnik, ma
kter6m byl Kubelik iako pasa-
z6r,. srazil Sc S nakladni nor
vezskou lodi, Kubelikovou
prvou myslenkou buo pripev-
nit ochranny pas k houslov6-
mu pouzdru, We kter6m jsou
ulozeny jeho drahocenne Stra-
divarky a jez 81 ceni na $125,-
900.
Kubelik, kdyz promlouval
% prozit6m dobrodruzstvi, Wy
slovil Sc, re vzdy, kdykoliv je
ma cestach, neustale opatruje
svdj nastroj, ktery ma vzdy Il
sebe. Housle sStradivarky spo-
etn6 druhym nastrojem,
Guarnerky, jsou umisteny v
pouzdru V hedvabnem povla-
ku, ma nemz zlatym pismem
Jest vysita proslula v6ta: I'VE,
nj, vedi vici" (PfiSel jsem, vi
del jsem, zvit6zil jsemD Pou-
.zdro Jest ulozeno V kozenem
vaku.
Kdyz nakladni lod' vyrazi-
la m,hy, Kubelik sedel We
sv6 kabin6 a eetl Balzacovn
knihu. Housle mel ii sebe.
"Vysel jsem ma palubu,
prayil, "a spatril jsem malou
Iod' We vzda,enosti asi so
yardd. Nasledoval silny naraz
avsak ma nasem parniku ne
doslo k zadn6 panice. Parnik
zastavil & byiy spust6ny tri
zachranne tluny. Nemohl jsem
patfiti ma to, jak lod' klesa a
odvratil isem sve zraky. Acko-
liy odehrdvalo Sc zde velk6
drama 2 byly ztlaceny zivoty.
nepanovalo zadn6 znaeneiSi
roztilani. Pravd6podobn6 lide
uvykli 81 yalkou ma podobn6
pfihody nejsou nyni jiz tax
citlivymi ohledne ztraty i'd
skych zivot1."
"Byl jsem klidnym. N6co
mn6 prayilo, ze Sc mi mic ne
stane Nemyslel jsem ma sebe
a moji jedinou myslenkou by
10 zachraniti housle. Clovek Sc
mdze pohybovati, house vsak
nikoliv." 's9h
Pc t6 Kubelik special do
sv6 kabiny, opatril housloye
pouzdro ochrannym pasem q
odebral Sc ma palubu. Parnik
klesl b6hem 6tyf minut, pfi
temz II lidskych 2iyotd bylo
ztraceno. Kapitan, MAZE V ma
ruei svou zenu, maze decko a
iest6 j6dno dite sko6il do vo-
dy Jeho zena a deckO Sc uto-
PLY. Kapitan 5 druhym ditt.
tenn byli zachran6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

huie 49 yyobrazeni a proda-
va Sc brozoyany "a 75c. OBJ
jednavky yyiizuje Narodni I'll
sharna, 509-51 So. 18TH St.,
Omaha, Nebr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

eco to znamena: Cini-li dva
'ide tote, neni to tottz?'
ma pfiklad, kdyz 81 hada
muz Sc aenou. Oba So hadaii.
ale mluvi vlastn6 jen ona"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
Velke porce.

"Cisniku, dejte mi jiny talif.
Ma tomhle je v prostred neco
od mouchy".
''To neni, prosim, n6co cd
mouchy. To je ten biftecek, co
iste 81 objednal".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
"SvEllTv''
Hambursky vrah zen prchl
do Ceskoslovenska. z Ham

w @OonooAONSiShhs ~ lldll~
burku Sc sdeluje, re lekaf dr..
Fink, jenz tam nedavno "a
vrazdil jakonsi pani Funtoyou
a roZsekanou mrtvolu do pytle
nastrkal a pax do Labe hodil
(na jehoz brehu byla naleze-
MAJ, prchl do Ceskoslovenslka.
Tyz DIR. Fink jest take v po-
dezrenf, re pred ovema roxy
zavrazdil chlapce, jeAoz mrt-
volu take rozctvrtil a do feky
hodil, kdez byla nalezena. Al
tonske 1rady postaraly Sc 0
dalsi pronasledovani vraha.
Mrtvy utekl. V techto dnech
byl veGer nalezen, jak sd6luji
turnovske "Hlasy Pojizersk6"
nedaleko Haidy ma poll nezna-
my muz Gplne ztuhlJ a nez
pfivolan lekar, aby iej pro-
hledl, odnesen do umrlci ko-
mory. ZdanGive mrtveho odne-
sli do komory diva nadennici,
ktefi jej polozili ma mary.
"Mrtvy" Sc v komore prospal
rano special k nejblizsimu
feznikovi, ably 81 koupil teplou
iaterniei. kdyz prisel X rezni-
kovi, byl tam jeden nadenni-
XII, ktefi jej pred tim yecer do
umrGi komory odnaSeli. Ma
dennik, jak mrtyeho tspatril
vchazeti do kramu, lekl Sc ne
smirne a prchl 2 kramu, vypra
veie kazdemu, re ten "mI'tvej'
co no neSli, ystal 2 "mrtvejch"
a teka 81 Il feznika ma teplou
Jaterpicir Zprava Ia p0soblla
nemalou sensaci, n6kteri lide
honem b9ze'i Sc podivat ma
obzivleho mrtveho. ten rvsak
zaytas zmizel Die vseho mel
hlavni vinu ma cele historce
a o1lr1lo1 t5tS
-
On: "Fzpominate fada na
sve mladf?"
OnA "Dejte mi pokoj proti-
vo" sE
Onl% tAh, pardon, pfsmySli-
te tedySist ftf.sverns st'ari2P
Onaa "Pontoc Is 4Qmdli, ia
ko spalek.1t' =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
/ skadrona

pfispechavsi l6taci skadrona
zatkla pet podezfelych muzd.
Postreleny Sc jmenuje Josef
Steis a bydli v els. 1865 v9ch.
63. vi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
Kriklavy bratricek.

Miami, to ten novy bratfi-
eek pfisel 2 nebe?"
"Ano, rovnou q nebe".
Him. tam asi chteli mfti po-
koj".