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livered, nevertheless, impersonally He
closed the pilot-house door furiously
behind him and started for the galley
Some bright day I'm goin' to git
tired o hearin you cuss my proxy"
Mr.. Gibney bawled after him, IAN
when that fatal time arrives I'll scat
ter a can O. Kill-Flea over you an the
shlppin' world'Il know you no more"
"Oh, 90 to-glory you pg-iron pol
isher,' Captain Scraggs tossed back
at him over his shoulder-and honor
was satisfied, In the lee Of the pilot
house Captain Scraggs paused, set his
Infamous old brown derby hat on the
deck and leaped furously upon it
with both feet. Six times he did this
then with a blow of his fist he
knocked the ruin back into a sem
blance Of its original shape and i'm
mediately felt better
"If was you, skipper, I'd hold my
temper until l got to port; then I'd
git jingled an forgit my troubles in
extensively" somebody advised him.
Scraggs turned. In a little square
hatch the head and shoulders Of Mr..
Bartholomew McGuffey, chief en-
gineer; first, second and third as
sistant engineer, Oiler, wiper, water
tender, and coal-passer Of the Maggie,
appeared. He was standing on the
steel ladder that led up from his
stuffy engine room and had evidently
come up, like a whale for a breath of
fresh air. "The way you ruin them
bOnnets o yourn sure is a scandal"
Mr., McGuffey concluded. "If had a
temper as nasty as yourn I'd take
soothin' strip or sOmethin' for It,"
Before proceeding further with this
narrative, due respect for the readers
curiosity directs that we diyerge for
a period sufficient to present a brief
history of the steamer Maggie and her
peculiar crew. We will begin with the
Maggie.
She had been built on Puget sound
back In the eighties, and was one hun
dred and six feet over all, twenty-SiX
feet beam and seven feet draft
Driven by a little steepe compound
engine, in the pride of her youth she
could make ten knots, However, what
with old age and boiler scale the best
she could do now was six, and had
Mr.. McGuffey paid the slightest heed
to the limitations imposed upon his
steam gauge by the supervising in
spectOr of boilers at San Francisco
she would have been limited to FIVE
Each annual inspection threatened tC
be her last. and Captain Scraggs, her
sole owner lived in perpetual feal
that eventually the day must arrive
when, to save the lives Of himself ant
his crew, he would be forced to shiI
new boiler and renew the rotter
tlmbers around her deadwOod. Sht
had come into Captain Scraggs' pos
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-14

SpOu0SLALr LAAu uLGey
spells and at my
monthly periods It
was almost impos-
sible TO keep around
at my work Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been worse
and no position I
could get in would
relieve it and doc
itor 8 medicine did
inot help me. Afriend
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-14

When a man gets a swelled head
there may be no more in it than In a
toy balloon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-14

Screen Pea Pirates" is combination of and land
narrative told in the nmitabe style which has given the
Peter B. Kyne stories such strong pull with the reading
public 1t is jolly, roicking and has thrill
and punch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-14
TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN
Mrs. Taylors Sickness Ended
by Lydia E. Pinkham,s
Vegetable Compound

Roxbury. Mass. 81 suffered cootin-
uaIly with backache and was often de-
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"Zajist6 stoji to "a mnoho;

"Zaiist6 stoji to "a mnoho;
ale jste Wy tim vinna, re jste
talk dlouho stonala? A jest to
vina slecinka Evzenie, re ne
ma praci? Ami Wy, ami vase dee
ra nemusite 81 Giniti zadn6 w
citky. Jako mnoho jinych sna-
Site t6zky osud zivota; ale vse
Sc zmenl. Buh bdi mad svymi
ivory; on vas neopusti; jen V
nej duveruite. Ale n6co mi ma
pada, slecinko Evzenie; kdyz
nemate jinou praci,muzete,ma
tell chut', pracovat pro mne".
90, ano, ano, madamew
"Nuze tedy, draha, odpole-
dne pujdeme spolu do m6sta !;
pujdeme do kramu, kde jest
vse k dostani k zhotoveni vsech
mn6 milych vec1'.
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Vrchol drahoty.

Ia vykladem uzenafskeho
zbozi V Kosirich zGstala one
hdy misa po prodanych jater-
nicich. Ma dne lezeio n6kolik
poSlych much u Mich zapo-
cedulka S napisem: Je
den kus 2 K.
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"NeprinaSim domu zadnou !

"Neprinasim domu zadnou
praci', odpov6d6la Evzenie S
placem;" )" nemaji zadnou a bu-
de to tryat snad tyden, mesic
nez -"
"Uboh6 dite." vzdychla ma
dame Lurotova.
Gale jd6te, jdete", pravila
sousedka; "kdoz pax 81 bude
hned zoufati!'
Den placeni tinze Sc blizj,
madame, pravila divka, "a
my nebudeme moci zaplatit
dinzi. Ulozili jsme jiz padesat
franku a ia titala, re pri stale
praci neimen6 osmdesat franku
zaplatime, coz by bylo sluS-
nou splatkou. Nyni vsak bude-
me nuceny re svych dspor ziti
a cinzi nebudeme S to zapla-
tih".
at domacl pan ceka".
con nebude cekat, madame;
pan Rabiot jest pfisngm vuci
chudin6; tentokrate obdrzime
cd neho zajiste soudni vypo-
we'd. Co Z mas bude?"
Vase rec mne pfekvapuje,
mile dit6; ujist'uji vas, re pan
Rabiot nenf takovym Glove
KEN, jakym iej licite zndm iei
trochu a vim, ze ma citliv6
srdce'.
"Myslim, re Sc mylite, mada-
me-.
"Neni mou poyinnosti zde
domaciho pana haiti, ale 2dd
Sc mi, ze jste neprave proti ne
mu zaujata;; mluvim tax re
zkuSenosti a mohla bych VAN
.uvesti priklady, ktere pana Ra-
biota do zcela iin6ho syetIa sta
vel. w jej povazujete "a kru-
teho, neciteln6ho. ale on Jest do
hrym, soucitnym, Slechetnym a
St6drym. On ma jmeni a vite k
Icemu ie pouziva? X dobrocin-
Inym dcelum. Pod svJm pon6-
kud drsnym zeVnejskem slry-
Va Vzorne pocity. Pan Rabiot
jest, smim-li iei tax nazvati, do
brotinnym brucounem. Kdyby
IVSak domaci pan z te neb one
pficiny neyzal zadny ohled ma
vas, .isem zde ia, abych promlu-
villa sloyo ve vas prosp6ch. Jak
velka Jest vase cinze?'
"Sto a petadyacet franku'.
ITO neni tax mnoho. Upokoi
lie Sc tedy; nebudete-H osmeho
potrebny obnos rliti a zalezi-li
YAM na tom, domaciho pana
neehat cekati, otevru ia svou
pokladnicku'.
"kdyz penize Sc yypuicime,
musime je op6t vratit a my
isme liz tolik dluzny. Ne, ne
ien zadn6 dluhy vicel Bude-l
tfeba, odneseme zp6t do zasta-
varny to, co jsme nedavno nj
Iprlnesly Mely isme dluhy, ma.
dame; dluhy Il l6kare, Y l6kar-
ne, Il feznika, pekafe, kupce
Mimo to dluhovaly isme donna
emu "a dive lhaty cinzi. S pri
spenlm lednoho pritele, kterJ
nam zancnou castku pujcil, "a
platily isme panu Rabiotovi !
sprostily Sc vSech mas tlaticicl
dluhu Ale tuto castku, kter:
: nam pnicena byla, nyni dluhu
]eme, a netajm to pred vami
re mne tento dlah nevysIovnt
| souzl- Q, re sve prace ziti a nj,
nedluhovati jest made vSecko!'
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+ A K NJ Y


Drive nez koupite farmu,
navstivte mas neb piSte 81 o Sc
znam Virginia farem, cd 40
do 800 akru, kde Sc p6stuji
dive drody do roka, kde jeSt6
pozemky predrazeny nebyly.
Farmy, kter6 my nabizime.
jsou V krasn6m zdrav6m okoli,
ceny farem domy a hospo-
dafskymi budovami jsou zafi-
zeny Cd $50 do $40 "a akr.
Mono zaplatit n6co hotov6, O.
5tatni pax Ma splatky Cd 5ti do
"a let ma 6 procent. DalSi in
formace ochotn6 poda V dra-
dovn6
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ne toiletni predm6ty, kterych
81 nemohla opatriti. Kdyz il
bylo vyjiti. vzdychala, jelikoz
byla nucena starry, 2 mody Wy
sly ma mnohIch mistech spra-
vovany plaSt' obl6ci. Nekdy ne
mela ami billy limecek a cist6
manzety. Byla nucena ovinouti
kolem krku staly, oSklivy he'd
vabny Satek. A prece nebyla
fintivou, ale jsouc mladou
krasnou, byla by Sc rada sluSn6
strojila jako iin6 divky.
FaleSne vdove neuSel bidnJ
stav Evzeniny Satny.
Jednoho vetera - odpole-
dne Stravila mimo dun -vstou
pila drive nez do sveho bytu k
madame Lurotove. PTinesla We
likou Skatuh, kterou pred Ev-
zenii ma stul postavila. Ones,
pocala, "byla isem 'lacinem
bazaru'; nakoupila jsem mno-
no malickosti: Zbytky latek,
pradlo, puncochy, cepce, taste
ry, Satky, detsk6 obleky; vSe
dala isem donesti k panu fara-
ii, ably tim chude divky farno-
sti podelil. Dosud jsem nezna-
III to velik6 skladiSt6; vSe tam
Jest k dostani - a Jake kras-
nc veci. Jest tam tolik K vide
nj, TAX velky vyber, re jsem
byla celia 2matena; a vSe tax
lacine ! N6co podobneho nalez-
meme oVSem jenom Parizi.
Byla jSem j vas pametliva, sle-
Cnko Evzenie a koupila pro
vas tYto malitkosti. ProSim, ne
racte Sc proto ia mne horSiti,
kdyz Jsem Sc octla We stredu to-
hoto podivuhodn6ho vyb6ru We
q, nemohla jsem odolati poku-
Semi n6co nakoupiti. Otevrte
Skatuli, mila EVzenie -
Evzenie, vsecka uzardela, O.
t&lela prestrihnouti uzkou he'd
vabnou tkanicku, niz bylo viko
Skatule pripevneno.
"Nuze, proc neutiniS, k ce-
mu t6 naSe mila sousedka vybi-
dla?" pravila madame Luroto-
va.
DIVka prestfihla tenkou tka
nicku a otevfela Skatuli.
"Nyni. sletinko, vezmete We
q ven, abv ie matinka vid6la"
S chyejicima rukama vynala
Neel re skatule. nelprVe dVe u
pine garnitmy lmecku a man
yet, velmi ozdobne Vysiyane; !;
na to treti garnituru S kraika-
mi. Dale sest kapesnich plate
nIch satku Sc imenem Eve
ME ieden modrV Il jeden ruzo
" kasmirovy Satell. Konecne
eerny merinovy oblek bohate o.
zdobeny.
"Nuze, slecinko, lib Sc YAM
to?' tazala Sc sousedka.
"Koupila iste to pro mne,
madame?'
"Vzdyt' jsem YAM 10 ji4 re-
kla7.
"Takovy dar! Ten nemohu
pfijmouti, madame; Jest priliS
Irasny a drahyl'
'PiiliS krasny drahy? CO
& mluvlte, ,slecinko, Rada bych
byla ndco lepsiho koupila, ale
nebylo to k dostani. Nefikeite
re tento malE darek nemuzett
pfijmouti, isem st'astna, mohu
Ii YAM takto poslouzit''.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinn5
dun c. 7013 Grand Division u
Warner Rd. u 105. kary. Jest
tam 5 pokojd koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, tvrde podlahy,
fernes ma uhli. Da Sc LEVINE a
vezme Sc lot co splatka. Hla-
ste Sc u VIM. Kleppel, tel. u
Mon 158 X. Broadway 1855.
8-8
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ROB N E
Q L N A Nj K Y.

PRIJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy a grocerniho zbozi, ktefi
mali V tomto oboru zkusenost.
Haste Sc u The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2480 E. %.
st. :?
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FARMA o 90ti akrech do
br6 pudy, dun o 5ti pokoiich,
zanoVni, 2 kon6, 4 registrova-
ne kraVy, 2 prasata, slepice,
ysechna uroda a naTadi. Cena
$l3,500 yymeni Sc "a NEST
sky majetek. - Farma 62
akrech, 9 krav, diva kone, hoj
ne slepic, ysechno naradi Il
roda, 20 mil cd Clevelandu.
Cena $11,500, vymeni Sc "a
dobry dvourodinny majetek
ma East side. Vymenim dobry
dyourodinny dun Y p6kn6m
okoli, jest tam 5 pokoiu dole
a 5 nahore, "a jednorodinny,
blize Clar kary. Cena $500. O
dalSi vysyetleni Sc Haste V {.
1892 w. As ST., blize Clark A
We. 8-8
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LACE. - Proda Sc 81 akra
dobrG pudy, les, pastva, dobre
stayby 2 kone, 4 kravy, ? ja-
lovice, praaata, drubez, nara
di a 6roda. - Farma 65 a.
krechi stavby Y poradku, do
bytek, nafadi, droda hodne
pr2sat a drubeze. - Farma o
S0ti akrech, dobre stayby, no
dne dobytka, krasne kone,
vsechry stroje, prasata, hod-
ne slepic, husi, krocanu a ka-
chen, llroda, kra9ny les 900
pejlu ia syrop. - Nam mno-
no jinych farem od 5ti do 200
akru ma prodej neb ma vyme-
nu "a m6Stsk6 majetky. Dopi-
Ste ma NJ. Pokorny, r. F. d.
No. 4, Chardon, 0. 8-8
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

A4 4dNoAlAN LdI IOJONd llNDy AS' =
to promluviti. Evzenie mela
Shy otich. Vstala a pristou-
pila k sousedce. Madame,
pravila, "dovolte, abych vas ob
iala".
Take ia obejmu vas, mile
dit6".
Diva polibky byly rychle Wy
meneny.
Madame Lurotova zarila, ale
nemohla mluviti necitila zad-
nou slabost vice.
"Jste tedy spokojena?' po-
kracovala sousedka.
90, nevim, jak vam d6kova-
ii. Proc jste tax laskavou k mat
ce a mn6?"
Proc? -ponevadz vas mann
radaw
Nebylo mozno Diary odmit-
nouti a spusob, jak byly daro-
vany, zv6tSil hodnotu jejich.
Druheho dne nemusila Evzenie
pri obl6kani Sc vzdychati.
Sotva re Evzenie vySla, pri-
Sla sousedka ma navStevu k ma
dame Lurotove.
"Vim, re jste sama a proto
prichazim poskytnouti vam spo
leCnost'z pravila vdova kapi-
tanova.
ma mne Jest, abych Sc va
mi vyvadila", pravila nemoc-
ma Proc 81 delate k vuli nam
takov6 vylohy? Jsem toho ma
hledu, iako ma dcera; co jste
il vcera dala, Jest velmi kras-
ne; zkazite mi dit6".
Coz nepotrebovala tech ma
lickostl, jez isem il prinesla?'
''To Jest ovSem pravda".
"Byla jsem tedy opravn6na
koupiti je pro nj. Rcete sama,
mila madame Lurotova, mohu
svuj prebytek lepe zuzitkova-
t. nez kdyz cas- cd casu oso-
bum, jichz 81 vazim a jez mi
luii, male poteseni spusobim?'
! "Nevim, lax odpovedeti; O.
statn6 mate vzdy praVdu'.
! "To 81 necham libit. Mluvme
radeji o necem jinem, 0 vas,
lp@kli vam libo, madame Luro-
tova'.
"Jste narozena v Pafizi?'
"Nejsem. Byla jsem jiz osm-
aovacet roku stara, kdyz jsem
sem kratky cas- pred naroze-
MIN me dcery mym muzem
pfisla".
"Ztratila iste svd rodice
pledcasn6?'
+ "Jsem bez rodiny; neznala
isem otce ami matku', odpove-
cola madame Lurotova.
Sousedka Sc zachv6la sklo-
pila oti k zemi, ably nebyl zpo-
zorovan Ear jejieh. "Uboha!"
praVila.
Ma matka porodila mpe V
nemocnici Poitiers", pokraco
vala vdova, "a nevim, proc Sc
mne neujala. Zda Sc, re velmi
20 porodu trpela mnoho me-
sicu potacela Sc mezi zivotem
smrti a nikdy zdplna Sc nezo-
( tavila. PriSla skoro rozum.
Nebyla isem od nj uznana a nj
kdo nemohl mi rici, iak Sc jme-
noVala. O mem otci nesIySala
jsem nikdy. Ma matka byla
bezpochyby chudou, svedenou,
cd sveho syudee opustenou div
kou".
Mila madame Lurotova, hne-
YAM Sc sama ma sebe pro svou
neopatrnost; obavam Sc, ze
isem Sc dotkla bolestnG stran.
ky srdce vaSeho'.
Me srdce netrpi vice vedo
MIN opuStenosti, Y niz isem W
rostla", odvetila vdova. 'Dlou
no bylo mym pfan.m poznat
= sVou matku; ak st astnou byl;
bych byVala, kdybych il byl;
spatrila, il obiala - byla bycl
j tax vroucn6 milovala He
dala, Volala lsem il marn6. O
ma npSlVSpla hfqe o,tabo d{4a+o
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pujdeme do kramu, kde jest
vse k dostani k zhotoVeni vsech
mnG milych v6cI".
Nasledujici nedeIe, Y deset,
hodin rano, navstivil Lucian
Morel madame Lurotovou.
Byla to povinnost, kterou Wy
konati musel, pravil, ale jeho
laska k Evzenii uGinila il vel
mi prijemnou. Tyden neuSel
mu daleko dost rychle; cital
dny, hodinY, tax velice touzil
20 nedeli. Byl to jediny sva-
tecni den ieho, jeho jediny
St'astny den. Spatriti Evzenii,
il obdiyovati, jejimu hovoru a
smichu nasIouchati, bylo mu
radosti poteSenim nejv6tSim.
"Jak Sc dnes dafi, mada-
me-" tazal Sc Lucian.
NE hur, Luciano, jak yidi-
te. Byla jsem asi velmi vysile-
ma, re me silly TAX zvolna Sc vra
ceii Jiz nekolik dni procha-
zim Sc po pokoji, aniz bych Sc
musela st6ne drzeti, ale dlouho
to neVydrzlm; rychle Ease Wy
hledam svou lenosku, do niz u
Irayena sklesnu".
"Co ma tom, jen kdyz Sc sta
lie lepSite".
Jest mi lepe doufam, ze
Casem -"
20, zajiste zcela Sc uzdravi-
te!"
"Necekala jsem vas dnes ra-
no, pane Luciano; pro odpole-
dne jste zajist6 jinde zamlu-
yen".
"Ano, musim doprovazet pa
ma Ramela a jeho chot' do Vii
leneuve-Saint-Georges; bude
tam slaVen naVrat jednoho sta
rehO ZnamehO 30 iehO yiceletf
nepfitomnosti. Rad bych Sc byl
odrekl teto spolecnosti, ale ne
Slo to-.
"Kdybyste neucinil ySe, &C
vasemu mistru radost pusobi
nejednal byste dobre".
20, ia vim co isem sv6mu
dobrodinci d povinovanl Ale ne
vidim slecnu Evzenii; odesla
ma delsl dobu?"
"Nevrati Sc snad pred pole
! dnem; Sla naSi sousedkou dc
| kostela".
Vyraz obIiceie mladikovs
/ jzm6nil Sc rychle. "Nebudu nit
tedy dnes poteseni il spatriti"
pravil smutne; y pul dvanactt
muslin byti na Lyonsk6m ma
drazI".
"Reknu il, ze jste zde byI'
TO mi nalo prosp6ie" my
sill mladik.
! (PokraGoy&nD
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt a
,nidani. Haste Sc V els. 1916
:. 81. st. q Fleet Ave. $40
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VELKA LACE. Farma o II

VELKA LACE. Falma II
akrech, so akru zorano, .
mil od SQuaru, dlazdena ulice,
? kon6, s kra7, 2 prasata, sIe-
pice, kachny, velka zahrada,
oseti, vsechno hospodaisk6 ma
fadi, cementova ban, mlekar-
ma, silo. Cena $500, bude-i
prodana lycnle. Hotoye $500
dol, po pfipada Sc Yym6nl "a
mestsky nlajetek. Blizsi sdeli
James a Ant. Prenosil Bros,
12309 Union Ave. {?
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jste Sc vdala?"
"Ano".
"Vas manzel byl zajist6 mi
sta, kde jste Sc provdala?"
"Nikoli, Lurot byl z Verti-
gly, male obce V okresu La
Charlie V Department. Nievre.
IPo me dvoulet6 sluzbe Ne
vres vstoupila jsem do sluzby
k zamoznym obtanum We Yer
Itigny, kteri 81 mne oblibili a
InejskvelejSi sliby mi ucinili,jen
abych u Mich zustala a je neo-
Ipustila. Ably 81 mne tim vice po-
iistili, cht6li, abych Sc proVda-
la "a jejich zahradnika. Byl to
ITadny, pilny Glov6k, jemuz pa
I'M jeho velice prali a on skutec-
me yyhodnou partii pro mne by
byl; ale mel jednu chybu, byl
totiz prilis zarlivym a pax -
ia iei nemilovala. Lurot praco-
val jednou zamku a mluvil Sc
mnou; pax jsme Sc videli vice
krate. Vedela jsem, re jest O.
bratnym a pilnym d6lnikem,
spofadanym, hospodarnym mu
zem. nechodil do hospod a byl
Obliben Il kazdeho, kdo jej
znal. Zkratka, mela-li isem Sc
ydati, m6lo Sc to stati Sc Zed-
nikem a nikoliv Sc. zahradni-
KEN. Oznamila jsem svuj u
mysl mTm panum, kteri rozhn6
vani vSech moznych prostred-
ku uzili, ably mne cd t6 hloupo-
sti, jak to nazyvali, odvratili.
ia vSak milovala Lurota a jak
sama pochopite, nedbala jsem
Ijejich reci.
"Bez v6domi meho panstva
pozadala jsem o listing k snat-
ku potrebn6 a jednoho dne, a.
niz by oni n6co tusili, nell
isme V kostele ohlasky. Byla
iaem pro to velice pokarana a
bylo mi pfedhozeno, ze jsem
Sc dopustila nerozvazneho ti-
nu.
"Snad jsem nejednala, jak
jsem mela, ale byla jsem k to-
mu cd Mich dohnana. Konecn6
lncmohli tomu, co Sc jiz stalo,
zadne prekazky cestu klasti
a my jsme Sc wall. Lurot mel
in6co usporeno a a t6z. Nakou-
Ipili isme do domacnosti nezbyt
Inych v6ci a odSt6hovali jsme Sc
do Pouilly-sur-Loire, kdez muj
muz ma rok praci zaiiStenou
mel.
"Ja snadno nalazla praci, u
mela isem Siti sIouzivsi pet
roku "a komornou, nebyla mn6
Zadna prace neznamou. V6n0-
vala jsem Sc hlayne Siti prada
q "a nedIouho mela isem pri
dobrem vydelku pine ruce di-
la Nemusim vam ami fikati,
madame, re isem tehdy byla
neist' astnejsi zenou ma sy6t6.
Ach, nell jsme zdstati Y Pouil-
| ". Ale ia mela pocitit radosti
matefsk6 a ma sve dit6 byl Lu-
ret ctizadostivym. Chtel vyde-
lati vice. Jeden Z jeho zna-
mych, ktery liz delSi dobu Y Pa
fizi pracoval, psal mu, ably ia
Inim prisel a my odcestoyali.
Patnact roku SIo vSe dobfe, me-
! Ii isme dostatetnych priimu
malickou dali isme do divt,ho
Iustavu ma vychovani a pax do
uceni. Lurot stal sc diloVedou-
Icim. Jednoho dne prinesli M
muze domu ma maraeh. Bylc
vsemu konec. St6sti bylo to
tam! Krasne plany do budouc-
nosti zniceny! Bolest, Shy, ne.
moe, bida, zoufalstvi byly ma.
SIN podilem.'
Vdova vzdychla zhluboka :
otrela svui zaslzeny oblitei.
Sousedka uchopila ruce vdo
Z W Lurotovy, tiskla ie JENNIE ;
: vzdychanim preruSenym hla
/ sem pravila: "Ano, uboha pr
a telko, placme, vyplacme Sc spt
a lecn6".
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 6 po-
kojich {. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotov6 neb ma splatky. Cena
$6500.00. Jn pripraven k pro-
hlednuti cd s hod. rano do 4 h.
odpoledne. 8-27
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PRODA Sc nabytek do ctyr
ookojt "a velmi levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V {. 1884 Storer ave.
p
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci Gu
kroVinkovy obchod, prode-
jem doutniku, kde Sc trzi $3.50
tydn6, malo hodin V ned6li.
Nal6za Sc ma Gordon Square
Market, ma rohu Detroit Ave.
a w. 65. St., ptejte Sc ma p.
MARSHALL.
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc slusny naby-
tex a periny S krasn6ho, lu-
enc dran6ho peri, jakoz i ve
skere domaci zarlzenl. Da
Sc velmi LEVINE "a pticinou
odjezdu z m6sta- Haste Sc
Y els. 34l1 zap "A. III. 80
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$500 HOTOVE. stati ku kou

SoUJ HOTOVE sIacI ku k0u
pi domu 0 5ti sy6tnicich na
Boulevardu, mczi Union q Kin
sman karou. Cena $4,000. Biz
81 sdeli J. L. Nejedlik, 110I5
Union Ave. S. +. Tel. Union
1861 4. !?
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PRfLEZITOST VYMENIT

Vas starsi domek "a novy
Corlett. Cena $1,000 II
6 sy6t. koupelna, gas, el.,
garaz, V Cesk6 osad6 u E.
131. ul., pfijd't4 Sc podi-
vat. Vcela r. |. Co., 5733
Broadway. SO
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PRODA Sc dun. 6 svetni-
cich, elektrika, plyn, velky
lot, blize trznice ma zap. stra-
ne. Da Sc "a $4,000, bude-li
prodan tento tyden. Hotove
1900. Haste Sc ! elsie 1925
Abbey Ave. S. w. 8-8
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PRODA Sc dobre idouci
krejcoysky obchod ma hlavni
ulici, maly najem. Haste Sc V
els. 1854 zap. 81. ul. 8-8
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POKOJE k pronajmuti V
PIze1sk6m hotelu cd $500 w
Sc, v5e modern6 zarizeno, zvla-
Stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. /?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-26
FATIMA FUSED UP
AFTERREGAL TOUR
Of WHITE HOUSE
Should She Have Worn Green
Stockings When Greeting
President? Who Knows?

Princess Tatina was all tagged out
and bewildered this morning.
The reasons were several. There
was the big smoke at the White
House yesterday afternoon, when the
princess and prince and right and
left bowers exchanged greetings with
President Harding. The nervous ten.
sion of doing everything in regal
style 10 very real, especially the
morning after, tits said.
The bewilderment7 we'll
Propped up In her before-canta.
loupe attire, she was wondering
whether she had made a social error
Of wearing the wrong -colored hosiery
yesterday. Reports varied. She was
said to have had green socks. She
was said to have had black socks.
Apparently she should have worn
something other than what she
picked. Perhaps one wears a particu.
lar color when calling on the Presi.
dent, eh. ne c'est pas, in pure
Afghanistanese?
Nevertheless, the visit was all over,
and her husband assured her II made
no difference about such small mat.
ters.
The prince and princess, together
with the others in the party, were
the afternoon. and upon their return
this evening will possibly attend the
thoatsr,
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Must Enlarge Aspects.
NERvY THIEF SIEZES
AUTO AS DRIVER TINKERS

William r. Parker, 1910 Calvert
street northwest. was driving an au.
tomobile into Washington from PhiIa.
delphia yesterday and when reaching
Rhode Island avenue and Bladensburs
road he discovered he had a flat tire.
Taking off his coat, In which there
was wallet containing S4so. Parker
threw the garment on the front seat
and got on hts knees to put an inner
tube in the tire. But suddenly the car
bolted, 1t dashed away, leaving Parker
on hts knees, minus his bank roll and
car. which belongs TO James Maher.
sporting young man of town,
Parker hurried to Ninth precinct
and reported the theft of his money,
giving the name of the young man
who drove off with the machine.
Neither the young man, car or
money had been located up to noon.