davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-22
HABRA TREN RAPIDO
Sc quiere restablecer ell ser
picio rdpido MEXICO St.
Louis Missouri

Tele1rcr,G Especial para ia PRENSA"
CTuDAD DE MEXICO, enero 21.-
Sc anuncia como seguro Ell estableci-
miento de un sefvicio rapido De pasa-
jeros entire esta ciudad y Ia frontera,
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lbs OBREROS De LAS FABR|CAS De HLADOS Y TEHDOS De-
PIEHLA Y7AXCHLA AAhENAZAN CON NCAUTARSE [ASP LATk
MURGUIA A PUNTO
DE SER MUERT0
Cuando la batieron en-
Hidalgo, le matmon ell
cabauo y hugo a pie

Telecra,aa Especial para Id PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 81.
Ell General Nelson, Jefe de Ope-
raciones en- ell Estado de Hidalgo
inform0 hoy la Secretarla de Cue
IRA que cuando fue batido ell Gene
raj Murgula con Ia gente que 10
acompanaba y derrotado, lie mata-
ron ell caballo y Sc arroj0 una ba-
rrancs, huyendo pie Il terra in
ternandose en- la sierra queretana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-22
LOS PETRoLEROS

Por su parte, los petroleros, al re-
ferirse las declaracicaes que hicie-
ra ell general Obreg6n y que les afec
tan a ellos directamente, manifesto
ron 10 siguiente:
-Ya que el general Obres6n Sc
halla dispuesto a hacer justicia los
intereses petroleros, deberfa, en- nues
tro concepto, enmendar la legisla-
ci6n petrolera con las mismas facul-
tades con que Carranza la expidio,
sin esperar a que Sc re1na el Con-
greso en- pertodo extra6rdinario para
tratar ese asunto. Con clio Sc CANA
RIA tempo los resultados provecho-
SOS que tai polftica traerias no Sc ha-
rfan esperar.>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-22
LOS PETROEEROS Y COMERCIANTES
COMENTAN LAS DECLARACI0NES QUE i
HICIERA Ell PRESIDENTE A. OREGON
Los prmeros cen que va que Ell ejecutvo quere hacel
justicia, deberia reformar las leyes de Carranza
con el mismo poder que este las creo
LA IONA LIBRE EN- TODO Ell PALS ES ACEPTADA
EN- PRINCIPLE POR LOS COMERCIANTES
Expresan sin embargo, que e Gobierno debe perder
el punto de vista de la protection a la industria
y la agricultural nacionales

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero- IL
La Confederation de Camaras de Co
mercio los representatives de los
grandes intereses petroleros. han he
cho concentrates a las declaraciones
que diera el General Obreg6n a los
periodistas, ell 'dfa de aver.
LOS coMERcIANTEs
La Confederation de CamaraS de
Concrete declara que acepta en- prin-
cipio la idea de Ia libre introduction
de mercancfas extranjeras al pals,
para depositarlas en- grandes alma
Genes que estaran bajo Ia supervi-
sion del Gobierno, pagando el conner
clio los derechos de esas mercancfas
cuando sean vendidas. Pero al mismo
tempo expresa Ia Confederation, que
no debe perderse ell punto de vista de
Ia protection a In industria a Ia
agriculture nacionales, porque en-
tcnces Sc perderia mas de 10 que Sc
proyecta ganar con las facilidades al
comercio para aliviar su situaci6n
actual.
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PRODA Sc:
"a PRfCINOtJ

"a PRfcINOU odjezdu do
vlasti proda Sc dobre jdouci
cukrovinkoVy obchod (Confe-
ctionery) $ majetkem. Ma A
pokoje dole 3 pokoje kou-
pelna nahore, je ma dlazdene
hlavni ulici, blize skoly, kary
a je v cesk6m okolf. Cena S11,-
900, cast hotove ostatni ma
lehke splatky. - Dale mann v
prodeji dvourodinpy dunn 0 5
pokojich a koupelna dole a A
pokojich- nabore, elektrika, vo
da, plyn, garaz, dlazdena uli-
ce, blize skoly a kary. Cena
$4,000, hotov6 $1,500, ostatni
ma lehke splatky. Posp6ste 81,
nebot' tyto majetky btdou
lehce prodany. Haste Sc u. A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc Mr.. Rob. Ko-
houta. 500
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PRODEJ FAREM.

Farma o 141 akrech, bank
barn, dunn 16ti pokojich, "a
soby nafadi vSe potrebne.
Cena $24,500. = Farma o SO
akrech, II mil cd Squaru, do
bre stavby, zarizeni, stroje,
tez sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek. Cena $17,500. - Far
ma 80 akrech, II mil cd
Squaru, zachovale stavby a vse
zafizeno. Cena $4,000. =
Farma so akrech, 2 minuty
cd cesty Miles Ave-, dobre
budovy. Cena $4,000. - Far
micka o jednom tri ctvrti a
kru, moderni 6-pok. dunn, ce-
ma $4,000. - Pozemek o |
akru u. kary, dunn o a pokojich
cottage, "a akru brambor,
cena $4,000. - Pozemek o
~ akru, dunn cottage" 3
pokojlch, blize kary, cena
81, 400. = Nam jeste vice ruz-
nych majetkd ma prodej neb
ma vymenu ma dlouhe splatky
pri hotovem vkladu $1,000. Tez
mista obchodni. Blizsi sdeli
John Jares, 5847 Broadway.
81
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obchodni majetek veliky ttfi-
patrovy) dv6ma domy ma To-
te a dobre Sc vyplacejici, diva
story (nelisovan6) a nekolik
bytu. Skvela prilezitost pro to
ho, kdo hleda majetek ma
Broadway, neb kdo chce ulozi
ii svych penez do majetku, ma
kterem stale pribyva. Cena
prava, ien 81 pospiSit zajistit
81 toto misto Il f. 80. ul. pro
budoucnost. The Atlas Finan-
&c Co., 545S Broadway. PteJ-
tie Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauera. $40
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MA PRODEJ

1-rod. dunn, 6 svetnit a koupel
na,-sklep pod celym domem,
spodni vytapeni, bfidlicova
stfecha, garage, ulice dlazde-
ma, gas, vse v dobr6m stavu.
ma 50. qlici, blize Francis Ave.
Cena $500. Haste Sc Il Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
A. Sicha, iednatel. 500
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FARMA AZ akru "a $450O.
Tato drubeznicka farma Sc ma
leZa pri hlavni ceste mezi Gle
velandem Akronem. Je ma
nj dun Bungalow" o 5ti po-
kojich, velke bane, a slepicni-
ky, potok skrz celou farmu. Je
tam 80 akru lesa, ostatni orna
puda. Nal6za Sc pouze IA mi
lie od kary a l mill cd dlazby.
Polovic hotove. Prineste 81 "a
vdavek. Haste Sc FIR. J. Pare
Mica, 3543 E. 106 St. Union.
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lsem 10.
Starena prekvapena zavra-
vorala. "Spravedliva nebesa,
hned mi byli zvon6ni povedo-
me! Oh, pane Roberto, co vas
sem privadf?"
"Zbytecna otazka," odpov6-
del, odstrcil stafenu stranou a
vstoupil do chodby. Stara Hop
kinsova byla V dome hospody-
nj cd Robertova mladi. "Chci
mluviti Sc svym otcem; vim,
re jest zde a nespi, sdelte mu,
re jsem zde, aby Sc neulekl."
Pani Hopkinsova byla dosti
telnata zena a z tahu dalo Sc
souditi, 2e b6fe vse ma lehkou
vahu; prec vsak zbledla, kdyz
slysela zadost Roberta
'Nesmim tax ucinitp vzdy-
chla, stale by to me misto,
pane Roberto. Otec vas jest ma
vas cely zurivy"
"Kde Jest teta Pamela?"
prerusil ii Robert.
"Sla liz spat, ma hrozn6 be-
leni hlavy."
Muslm sveho otce videti;
pod touto strechou nebudu
dbat zadn5ch ohledu"'
S temito sloyy odstrcil jem-
ne starenu stranou a kracel k
orechovym dvefim ma druhe
strane chodby. Ia chvili re o.
tevrel. Robert vstoupil do kni-
hovny, kde byIo radne zatope-
no a u stolu u lampy sed6l muz,
jenz mel jiz nejlepsi vek "a
sebou q iehoz mala postava
byla zahalena V hedvabny zu-
pan; prav6 n6co cetl.
Mattel Greylock Woodsu
byl iednim 2 nejelegantn6j-
Sich, zaroven vsak nejnepfi-
stupnejsich muzu, ktere s.
mozno zen pfedstavit. Ackolly
byl slaby, piece nebyl nikdy a
nj den nemocnym. Postavou
vkusem svym byl vznesenym
Ruce mel male a bile; prisna
jeho tvar mela vyraz soudce
jeho sede oci mely vyraz ne.
zlomne hrdosti.
Mr.. Greylock Zdedil Jiz pek
ne jmeni po otci, Jako bankei
Vsab znacne no rozmnozh. Il
lidem stejne mu postavenyn
byl zdVoril}m a usluznym,
lideIA nizsich tfid >nepflstup
nym, byl muzem kamennyn
srdcem, vlaznym pratelstvl
drsnym We sye nechuti.
kdyz dvere Sc otevrely, po
dival Sc starry muz od knihy
Pri pohledu ma postavu n;
prahu neulekl Sc, nezbledl
nez poiozil knihu stranou
zvolal ohromuJicim hlasenl
PAM Hopkinsova!"
vsak PAM Hopkinsoya ne
mela zadne chute vysaditl $
bouri, utekla do neJzazsio
koutu domu.
Starry Greylock povstal le
nosley q podival Sc ostre n
muze Il dvefich, ma sye ledin
dite, ma syna manzelky, kter
zemfela pfi porodu. "Co ehcC
zde :" tazal Sc ledovym hi;
sem.
"Kratkou rozmluvu my
otceln, odpoYedel Rober
klidne ustoupiv; pfiblizil Sc
otci a podal mu ruku.
starry pan ucinil zaporny p'
sunek a prayil "Co mi chc'
rlci? Mluv kratcel'
Robert zustal stati ma jedl
scrane stolu, syetlo lampy p
dalo na jeho tyaf a osvetl
lovaio jcho utrapenou postay
Aniz by Sc dal odstrasiti led
wynn pfijetim, odpov6de
"Chci opustiti vychod, aby'
hledal st6sti, chci jiti ma d
lelzy zapad, neni mozno, ab
chom Sc smirili pred odj
zden?"
Tvaf star&ho pdna wa
ma Sc je$te drsn6j5i yyra
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ne, HeuOI DeLpOcnyDy Sc VI
dime tomto zivot6 naposled /;
odpust' mi otce, at V pokoii
odejdup'
"Rozhodl isl Sc pred osmna-
cti mesfci = fekl jsem ii te-
hdaz, ze ii nikdy neodpustim !;
bdh jest mym sv6dkem, ze tax
nikdy neutinim!"
'Nenf to. trochu tvrde, OF
ce?" koktal mlady muz.
"ByPs mym jedinym dite-
tem,' zacal stafec znovu; "vSe
chny sve nad6je skladal jsem
ma tebe. Greylockove jsou hr-
dym rodem; Wis, name slechti,
ckou krev We svych zilach. Tys
mel cest naseho domu udrzet ;
cele me jm6ni bylo by ii jed
nou pripadlo. NeSetril jsem
pen6z, ami namahani, abych t6
pro toto postaveni vychoval.
Mohl isl 81 vybrat manzelku z
prvnich rodin nasi zeme. Ty's
vSak jako mladik zamiloval
jsi Sc silen6 do herecky = div
ky, ktera tanci V trikotu a krat
kych suknich Ma jevisti k OBJ.
veseleni michaneho obecen.
stva. Ona byla tou jedinou
kterou muj vysoce vzdelany
syn uznal byti Ia hodnou, ably
, Sc stala mou snachou - d6v.
ce pochybn6 povesti!"
"Mily otce!" pferuSil Re-
bert star6ho pana, ''prosim tc
abys sve predhdzky omezil ie
dine ma mne a V nasi rozmluvt
Inezminui Sc me zen6."
Konecn6 starec nemohl 81
dele opanovati zvolal zufi
I've: "Nedospely hochu! Cncet
mne napominat, ackoliv davnt
vim, Y jakem pom6ru ziies
4 yyyolenOu tvehO srdce? Klau
dIouho netrval, nyni neses ma
Isledky sv6ho cinu, nejsem z'
nic zodpovednym, varova
isem te, prosil jsem t6 = al
nadarmo."
Jest zbytecno vice tet,
v6ci mluvit, otce, odpov6de
Robert klidne; "nebudu te
bon, aniz 5 kym iinym mluvi
ii o SVEN manzelstvi; nechc
nikoho chit zodpovednym .,
svai Gin dovedu "a iakych
koli Qkolnosti nesti nasiedk,
toho." "
"Dobre tak!~ prayil vysm6
ne stafec; IMAM rad stoick
vzdani Sc osudu."
Ones vecer prisel jsem
dvoiim 6smyslen." Zacal re
bert po trapn6 pfestavce.
Cht6l jsem te prositi "a oc
/ pusteni "a syui Gin a poprosi
te potrebnt penize ma cest
do Colorado"
"Tedy pokladna tva neni
e poradku!" pravil starry Gre,
4 lock vysmesna Cim isl Sc o
sv6 svatby zNil?"
: "Casem vydelal jsem 81 n
a co psanim do casopisu, prizn;
e YAM Sc vsak, ze isme byi hls
4 ne zivi Z v%delku me zeny."
s TX vuli tomu Sc ozenil!' v
/ rail Greyloc1 ze sebe; "tc
hanebne. Mas take dite?'
n "Ano, dceru.'
[, "Ubohy tvor, Ia takovyt
k okolnosti mi vyrusti potom,
Greylocku! Chces ma zapa'
J. venues zenu a dit6 5 sebou'
Is NE; drive pujdu SAM"
Starry pan pfistoupil Ike sk
ie nj, hned Sc vsak vratil a pr
a. vii:
O. 'zdo mas pet set dollar
u. pouzij 9ich dobfe, nebot is
o to posledni penize, kter6 ii d
/: YAM"
h Robert wal penize str
a. je do kapsy. "jm6nem sv6
y ny a ditete Ii dekuji, otc'
e pravil; "doufam, We mi pfil
sou pozehnani; doufam, re
la budu moci svou vlastni |
u. zjednati eXistenci. Jelikoz I
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ma dVefe.
"Jdu," odpovedel Robert
zdlouhave; "kez toho nikdy
nelitujes, ze jsme Sc takto ro-
zeSlil Bud bohem, otte!"
/ S t6mito slovy opustil Robert
pokoj a kracel ma chodbu. V
tom okamzil1u sbehla zenska
postava V bilem nocnim od6vu
Sc schodu dold a klesla vykri
KEN do roztazenych rukou mia
deho muze. "Mhj drahy no.
chu!" zvolala sleGna Pamela
Greylockova. "Stara Hopkin-
sova mi pravila, re isl zde; co
ii rikal otec?"
"Vyhnal mne domu, teto, =
odpoved6l Robert, obejmuv
meme starou damu; "nyni jest
vse odbyto; jdu do Colorado
- budu ii psat, jakmile Sc
tam dostanu.
EDO Colorado! Veliky bozel !
Robertel Mdj drahy hochu,
tot hrozn6! Proc jsi Sc jen oze
mil proti jeho Will a pTivedl
ma mas toto nestestf? Kde jest
tva mala dceruska? Jak bych
| il rada vid6la! Jiz ted il mann
rada Pojd', vypravuj mi o niH'
"Nemohu, teto!" zvolaE Ro-
bert, bolestne pohnut. "Nech
mne jit II muslin pryc, - ne
smim V tomto dome vice dy-
chat. Bud bohem, draha, do
bra teto, buh zehnej til"
Vytrhl Sc il 2 rukou, otevrel
domovni dv6fe zmizefT tenn
ne. studene noci.
JeSt6 naposled sc pOdival
ma osv6tlena okna knihovny
ma to sci t6zkym srdcem pc
ceste jedlemi a smrky vrou-
bene k hlaVni silnici.
Mestsk6 hodiny v Blackpor.
tn billy jedenact, kdyz Robert
, kracel stromoradim, ktere Sc
mu dnes zdalo byti nekonec.
/, Inym; cht6l prenocovati ho
stinci Poolov6 a rannim Via
! KEN vratiti sc do New Yorku
} M6sic nadarmo Sc namaha
$ proraziti Sedymi oblaky a VI
! hal ien chvilemi ma sad slabe
pfisern6 sv6tlo.
= Zelezna vrata vedla cd jed
! loveho stromoradi k hlavni sill
g nici.
KdyZ Sc Robert rychlym
o kroky k t6to brane blizil, zpo
i zoroval iasne lidskou postavu
: ktera Il dveri cekala. Bylo vi
: det pouze hlaVu, ostatni cas-
! t6la byla V stinu. Robert by
= nTpkVapen a ZaStayil sc.
: temz okamziku zpozoroval
Y postava, re Sc priblizil a W
skocila.
: "Kdo to-" zvolal Rober
{ srdnat6.
Zadna odpoved'.
5 .Kdo jste a co chcete od
) mne?"
Cizinec stall chvili stin
/ tise, jakoby Sc rozmySlel, m;
ii Ii odpovedet. Ma to postav
II zmizela, jakoby j 'zem pohlt
la.
Y Robert pospichal nyni Ike VI
= tim, podival Sc kolem a p
d slouchal, nevidel vsak nesI
sci niceho. "Podivno! Jiste
& oci me mylily. Kdo jest to as
a. ienz CHA noci u Vchodu {
" parku? Snad milovnik n6ktel
kucharky.n Vstoupil ma silnit
y iez byla uplne pustou.
IT Nastal vitr q bylo neusta
studeneji. Hluboke ticho, kt
re panovalo ma silnici, nem
IN 10 k tomu prisp6lo, re noe
TX poutnik byl jeste stisnenejS
L; sahl rukou ma naprsni kapsu
;" pfesv6dcil Sc, re Jest tam d
sud pet set dollaru, posled
ri dar jeho otce.
a Aniz by Sc vice ohledl
sve rodiste,. zameril cestou
Il; hostinci. Vyhlidka ma setka
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"a PRfCINOu

IA PRiCINOU odjezdu do
Czech, prodam dvourodinny
dunn o peti pokoj1ch kou-
nou dole a A pokojich kou-
pelnou nahore, vse nfoderne
zafizeno. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 1915 Sackett Ave. S.
w. 1922
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PRODA Sc novy dim o 6 po-
kojich {. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb ma splatky. Cena
$6500.0O. Je pripraven k pro-
hlednutf cd 8 hod. rano do 4 h.
odpoledne. 8-27
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PRODA Sc damska muz-
ska kreicovska dina, aneb Sc
prime spolecnik do obchodu.
Dobr6 misto zalozene pred 5ti
roxy V S. Brooklyne. Haste Sc
V els. 1901 w. 35th ST., vez-
mate ZaD. 25. karu. 8-24
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. RO B N E
O I'm A M K Y.
MLADA SLOVENSKA div

ka hleda sluzbu IA domaci
praci. Pfeje 81 prijiti do dobr6
Geske neb slovenske rodiny.
Haste Sc Y els. 9318 Dunlap
ul. Z Aetna rd. S-19
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WIZ ELI LOI pOUU, ID
vam postavim dunn die vaseho
-pranl d zbytek budete spla-
Get jako rent. Prijd'te a pode-
piste kontrakt u Josefa Kriz-
ka, 1870 Durkee Ave. v Cor
lett. 1928
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PRODA Sc dina ma sprav-
ku obuvi, kde mozno vydelati
az 500 tydne. Stroje hnane
elektrinou. Nal6za Sc V els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc Ia
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway po ste hod. vecer.
8-29
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VIRGINIA
+ A R M Y
MA PRODEJ
kde mozno pestovati dive uro-
dy rocne.
1OO-AkROVA FARMA

z. lOO-AkRONA + AKMA,
70 akrd pod pluhem, O.
statni jest krasna zahra-
da, les a pastvina. Dum 0
peti pokojich, barna a ji-
ne budovy. 2 kcne, 2 kra-
Wy, prasata a slepice. Vse-
chny farmarsk6 stroje. 20
akrd korny, 35 akru pea
nacu a jina uroda, ma We
refine ceste a 2 mile cd
mesta, vse S urodou.
Cena $60OO.0O, hotove
100000 a zbytek ma leh.
ke splatky.
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MUSf BYT PROpAN trio.

dinny dum, vse V dobrem po-
radku. Plyn, elektrika, velka
pdda, sklep, ulice dlazdena a
zaplacena. Bude-li prodan do
tri dnu, da Sc velmi LEVINE. Ho-
fejSek je k nastehovani. Hla-
ste Sc els. 3349 w. 30. ST.,
blize Sackett Ave. Agent Sc
vylucuji. S-24
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PRODA Sc 2-rod. moderne

PRODA Sc 2-rod. modern6
staveny dun V Brooklyne o 5
pok. koupelnou dole a to
same nahore. UVnitr vSe ele-
genh6 zarizeno. Cena $500,
hotove $4,000 a ostatni die u
jednani. Haste Sc v els. 4311
Clifford Ave. (blize w. 25th
car barns) nahore. S-26
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DUN A LOT ma prodej, la
cino. 5 pokoju 'koupelna, e.
lektricke svetlo, garaz. Lot
je 81 stopy siroky, dl. 148 stop.
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
dlouhy. Je to lace "a $500.
way. Ptejte Sc ma p. Mlckov-
skeho. 8-20
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STOR MA PRODEJ

vhodny pro rdzny obchod,
S dv6ma obydlfmi a kou-
pelnou, hezky lot, bridl.
str, V els. 3641 f. 40 ST.,
nedaleko Fleet Ave. Cena
$1,000, So, 500 hotov6.
@ on
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co MYSLfTE

0 teto laci? 6 pokoju, koupel-
ma, furnace, elektrina, plyn,
skopky, sklep pod celym do
mem. Lot 33 pri 300 stop ma
dlazd6n6 ulici, blize Fleet A
We. Jedneite rychle. Cena 49,
800. Hotoye $1,000. Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5458 Broadway,
Pteite Sc ma p. Migaska. 500
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dobre pudy. 4-pok. zanov
nj dunn, 3 barny, dobra
pastvina, les a dobre plo-
ty, ma vefejne ceste, sest
mil cd m6sta. Skola ma t6-
to farme. Diva kone, kra-
va, slepice, prasata a vse-
chny farmafske stroje.
Velky potok prot6ka tou-
to farmou. Cena $5OO0.0 90,
hotove 100000 a ostatni
ma velmi dlouhe splatky.
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PRODA Sc nabytek do ctyr
pokojG Ia velmi levnou cenu.
E1laste Sc V {. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
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PRONAJME Sc:
PRCNAJMOU Sc diva "a.

fizenG pokoie Sc stravou neb
beze straVy. ZvIastni vchod.
Adrossa Sc sdeli adm. t. listu.
8-18
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod, l.de Sc trzi
$3.50 tydn6. Pri obchode je byt
o 5ti pokojich koupelnou.
Haste Sc v els. 1917 zap. So
ul., blize Bridge Ave. 1872
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POkOJE k pronsjmuti v
Plzehskem hotelu cd $500 W.
Sc, vSe moderne zarizeno, zvla-
Stnl vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. I?
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-20

Mary's life, leaving her free to accept the
courageous Mr.. Billy.
Miss Frances Farr was an attractive
Mrs. Grey, playing with dignity and charm
and her young ward Mary was appealing.
ly portrayed by Miss Hazel Smith, who
brought much natural beauty and grace to
the part. Newton w. Camp was an i'm
pressive attorney, and Miss Loucille Nor
rill was dainty and fascinating as his So
ciety bud sister. Aggie, the terrible tom
boy, always too young or too old to do
what she desired, was played naturally
and vigorously by Miss Ruth Bartlett.
She looked and sounded lik. child Of
twelve Robert Wiley was handsome
young hero in his aviator's uniform, and
pat his part over convincingly. Orland
Batten die an excellent bit Of characteri-
cation in his portrayal OF the part of Ish-
mael the Hermit, his assumed voice being
usually we'll done. Miss Match, the dou-
ble-dyed villainess Of the play, was splen-
didly done by Miss Ruth Stewart. In
her melodramatic moments as well as her
gushing apostrophes to the male sex she
was always adequate. Earl Slayton was
a snappy young travelling salesman, and
Miss Reba Hollis made genuine hit with
her characterization of the part of the ne
gro maid, Kittie. Last, but far from least
we recall the part of Bub Dusenbury, the
hotel boy Of all work, played to perfection
by Carl Willburg. He was a pippin.
Not the least attractive feature Of the
entertainment were the specialities between
acts, which were arranged by Mrs. Jack
son and we feel SAFE in saying are unsur-
passed to date on the local stage The
first number, in which appeared a group
OF eight young ladies, the Misses Sylvia
Farnham, Hilda Isham, Charlotte Stay
ton, Barbara Raymond, Dolly Magoon,
Dorothy Waite, Alma Batten and Rebecca
Briggs, assisted by two little girls, Leona
Warren and Elizabeth Eaton, was one of
the daintiest and most charming acts the
writer has seen on the amateur stage The
song used was Kisses" from the musical
comedy The Midnight FOUNDERS" The
other speciality song and dance was also a
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-20
MORRISVILLE

Miss Karthreen Russell is assisting in
the News and Citizen office.
Mrs. a. M. Goddard returned the lat
ter part OF the week, from Burlington, &C
companied by her daughter, Miss Alice,
who is resuperating from an operation on
her throat before returning to her duties
at the nurses training school at the Mary
Fletcher hospital,
The Go Get 1t Class of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School have leased the BIZ
jou Theatre for the evening Of April 26.
The class desire to ralse money for the re-
modelling OF the Sunday School Room,
and bespeak your patronage. 1t will be
Paramount Night and good picture.
A party of seven motored to Groton
Sunday, including, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Emmons, the Misses Bertha Battye and
Elsie Styles, and Fred and Harold Moore
and Raenold Russell, to visit the latter's
sister, Miss Karthreen Russell. Mis- Rus.
sell, who has completed her duties in the
Groton Times Office accompanied them
home.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-20
Uplift Club

A regular meeting of the Uplift Club
was held at the home OF Malissa and Ha-
eel Lafountain on Wednesday, April 18th.
The meeting opened with the Lords
Prayer followed by solo by Helen Parker.
Eighteen members answered to Roll Call
with quotations on Economy" Secre-
tary S report was read, followed by COM
mun.cAtions. Sunshine Committee report
was given, followed by the Treasurer's re-
port. One bill was presented and voted
to be paid. Assistant Secretary and treas
urer were elected and one new member
was initiated. Next was a song by Hazel
Lafountaine and then Myra Gould spoke
about social. 1t was voted to have one
on Friday evening. April % at the home
of Andrew Lafountaine. Avery interest
ing paper written by Beatrice Gilbert and
Susan Deano on How can we best Econ
omize" was read by Mary Brooks. Shirley
WEIGH and Myra Gould each sang a solo
and Current Events were read by Susie
Gould. The meeting closed by repeating
the Club verses after which delicious re-
of sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served