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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-30
JUNIOR COUNCIL STARTS
ACTIVITIES

ue llISC IuccClHS VI CIlc CuIIlOI
Council was held in the Temple vestry
rooms on Sunday, September 25th.
Miss Teresa Herr, president, called
the meeting to order at 3 p. m. A
resume Of the various study circles
which are planned for this winter was
given. A Bible class under Rabbi
Meyerovitz, Civics Club, directed by
Mrs. I. L. Rypins, Drama Study
Club, with Mrs. Kamman as director,
a Choral Club under Miss Sadie Gin
gold, a Dramatic Club which Mrs.
Allan Firestone will lead, Dancing
Class under Miss Lee Yugend, and a
Jewish History Study Club lead by
Rabbi Kleinman, are the various cir
cles which were outlined.
Miss Nettie Greenberg, chairman
of the Social Service Committee, out
lined the activities for the coming
year. A vote Of thanks was given
Miss Jeanette Lefkowitz' committee
for the past years work.
A hike was planned for October
9th. All girls who wish to go should
communicate with Miss Lena Rocklin.
They will meet at p. m. at the end
of the Cherokee Heights car line and
hike along the Mendoza Road.
Miss Sadie Gingold gave a piano
selection and a skit was offered by
the Misses Mae Ginsberg, Miriam
Solomon, Sara Meyers and Bell Abra-
hanson.
Y. w. H. A. ACTIVE
The Y. w. H. A. held it's first meet
ing Wednesday, September 18th, at
the Temple Of Aaron vestry rooms,
after the summer vacation. The fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
were installed: Minnie Goldberg,
PRESIDENT; Lillian Cohen, vice-presi-
dent; Florence Marowitz, treasurer;
Esther Orloff. recording secretary;
and Ilene Golden, corresponding Sec
rotary. Various plans for the winter
months were discussed.
A meeting of the entertainment
committee Of the Y. w. H. A. was
yheld at the home of Miss Jennie Pen
atelovitch, 993 Aurora avenue, Thurs
lay evening, September 22nd. Plans
for the Armistice dance to be given
for the benefit Of the Palestine Or
phan, which the club has adopted,
were made. The dance will be given
the 18th of November at the Junior
Pioneer hall.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-30
TIE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
THE CELEBRATION OF THE NEW YEAR
THE SONS OF BENJAMIN SOCIETY

wishes you Happy New Year and invites to be present
their Services which will be conducted by the we'll known
Bal-Tfilah A. Cook
The selection of be made from 100 to 600 p m,
Sunday October the Club House, Portland Ave
and Dale Street Services will Sunday
ming at Sis and Monday morning at OO
THE COMMITTEE.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-30
OLD HOME PARTY TO NET S

OLD HOME PARIY III NEE $500
The card party given for the benefit
of the Jewish Home for the Aged by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Home
last Wednesday afternoon at the
Aleph Beth clubrooms was one of the
finest social functions of the season.
About 400 women enjoyed the after
moons entertainment, in charge of
the following hostesses: Mesdames
Mary Burton, T. L. Birnberg, William
Druck, Edward Dockman, Sol. Fligel-
man. Albert Goodman, William Har-
ris, M. I. Lieberman. Sam Jacob. S. N.
Mooilner, Albert Podlasky, Nathan
Rudawsky, Henry Rudawsky and
Moses Skorish, who devoted consider
able time and energy to the arrange
ments for the success of the affair.
A gold pencil was the prize given at
each table. Refreshments were also
served. AS result of the affair, al
ready over $400 profits have been re-
ceived, and it is expected that before
the accounts are closed the Home for
the Aged will benefit at least to the
amount of $500. The committee in
charge desires to extend it's thanks
for the cooperation Of all who took
part in and attended the affair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

Sarmont. Gen i,nae Wanb n9iter
felote Taarer af @IRbe. Seq bar
life miitet min Stemme," iubleoe
ban. Seq tror nRiten Ben er beore
END nogeiiinoe," ubbrsb ban. 2P'
gerne bar MI lopet bam, at ban mart
fan fomme no af @ibsbpliteret og
BRUCE ct Staalforiet titebet, % meo
bette Tan ban iaa bespnbe at tiene
Yenge n1eb lin uforlignelige treoob'
bette Stentme.
9sbsitraffen en- Sorbanbelie. Sbo.
mas Wott Osborne, tiolisere War-
ben peo oct befienote Sing Sing
Sangiel / Seem Dorf, aflaebe fprrige
rge ct 8eisg / SpiIingbperne, bpor
bdn for enbel MpisfoIf ,totaIte iig al.
giort imob 9ebsitraf. Den bar en-
Sorbanbelie for De amerifanife Straf-
feanitalter, iag6e ban. Wtinore END
~ Broeent al Worberne blioer no
geniinbe bragt til 8algen eIer ben
eleftriife Stol, paaitob ban, % bes-
uben bar mango al bemL Der benret-
tebes, uifplbie / Den Sorbrpoelie,
bborfor De osmtes. San mente emo.
pibere, at ben Soragt, iom Staten
bite lieeoberfor Wenneifelip peb folo-
blobig of br9be en- Berion, oirfebe
Tom en- Stimiilering til Worb peb at
opirre Sorbrpbernatrren og ejsre
ben bitter moo Staten. Scr. Sss
borne pegte paa Holitilsitnant Gbar'
leg 6. 8ecfer at Seem Dorf iom ct
gobt Gren1pel paa, bnorleOes uitpl-
biee Herioner ofte benrettes. gecfer
blep ianmen meb fire al SEEM Dorfs
perlte Sorbrpoere benrettet | 1916
for Oelagtiebeo / Worbet paa en-
Spiaer peo Rapn Serman &oientbal.
Seq fienbte Charles 8ecfer, % leg
tienote BAN eobt," iagbe Osborne,
"og Der fnnoe bel b9nbe, of ban inb.
loo iig paa ~l,lcnliae Sanblinger, men
Woroer par ban life - mel, alorig."
Oen tibIieere @arben bar oinig til
at iptte alt bbab ban eiebe enoog
fit gooe 1apn oe &pgte paa at
gecfer intel banbe bapt OF beltine meo
set Worb, bporfor ban maatte beoe
meo 2ipet. SsbsItraffen er % bar
altio peret bort Strafiepaien EFT 5or'
bunDelie, erflRre6e ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

Otter enoeI bsiit ubelbiee Soroifltn'
ger arreiterebes life alene Staeger,
men ogiaa hans Spieerisn, 81. S.
Spnes, og Spsr 9iueitol. Sberiff
Gus Stelano flyer, of ban peo line
ltnberisgelier paa Staegers 5arm
fanbt life alene % ilagteoe aalfn-
ner, men ogiaa abIfiaiee 9aaoner
biemmelapet 8rpnoepin. 9ette iioite
Suno Ieoebe til bioere l1nberisselier,
% ct 8rGnheri iamt tire Ssnoer W&alt
fanotes tiIiibit ! ct Sus, ~beliggenbe
balpanoen Wil fra Staegers, og Gil
leitol blep Ser arreiteret.
Stpr &asiemangel at nn6eribses.
Sagen moo Sranf 6. Senton, tibli.
gere Seller / Sen MI l,itfeoe Scanoi-
nabian. Imericun 8mf / Sarge, be.
banbles | bisie Gage beo Oiitrtftsret-
ten beritebs. Seaton arreitereoes
iioitleoen 15be Warts efter Of bore
funben | en- betpoelig aasiemangel,
oe ifsIge ct Speisr fremlagt Of De
asiiIterenbe @asierere SO. S. 9ropig
og .. 6. 8iore ifliloe ben1te timber.
balance belsbe fig til life minore emo
$43, 003.3 3 / SparebmfsafbeIineen
oe $29,545.50 al Dem fontante @a-
lance, iom bar gaaet giennem bans
Senber. 9ette Speisr par UNDER.
tegnet Of Seatorl, men ban bar 5enere
paaitaaet, at oct beb &etten bill bore
bam mulig at bortforflare Oenne I'm.
oerbalance. 8. 6. 2oftbus, iom oa
bar ganfinipeftsr, flyer at Seaton Of
CAB en- fuloitanoig EilItaaelie % fri
tog ale andre / 8anfen for of babe
bapt noeen 8%efatnina meb bisie lin.
berleb. Seaton ifilloe enbbioere ia.
be fortalt 2oftbus, at ban life babe
ipefuleret meo 8anfens Rense, men
ligefrem forbriet Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

2umpen Sepn. Selen Berg "a
Siabel 9oprp, iom betiente Greet
9ortbern 8anens REORGANIZATION /
Bennington, er peo &etten anflaget
for at babe itamferet EN- 80 peo at
faite ct Spanbfulo iterf Spre oper
Den. Wrs. Wargaret Blaine flyer /
lin alage, of Der | noeen Ei6 boobe
oaret l1penifab meuem benbe % De
to Hieer, og at bet bar iom Sepn Of
benbes So par blepen br9nbt. Gt.
gerne unoifplbte Jig meb, at Spon6et
meb Spren bar lat | ct 8inbu, og of
BET bar peb ct rent Sr9f, at BET blep
ffltbbet no netop Tom aoe1 git iorbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Wtnnefota.
YiuneufpinSe bpS.

Tipneerfpinbe bpb. Wrs. Inna
ellington, en- al gQenbales Yioneer.
foinber, er aieaaet peo 0sben efter ct
longoariet Spgeleie. Wrs. Citing.
ion par al en- at De 9lbite og bebit
fienbte Samilier / benne Gel al eta.
ten.
3 Sinbsiorpirring. Senrp San.
ion, en- pelitaaenbe Sarmer, Der boeoe
~ Wil Spo for Spatonna, bar | ct
4nfalb al Sinbsiorpirring berspet
Jig 2ipet. Sans Sig blep al Ssnnen
gilbert iunbet / StaIben. Senrp San-
ion bar g. aar sammlel.
Hp Sfulebpsniug for 5reeborn.-
Sreeborn Dor meb 1872 moo 80 Stem'
mer aittoriieret l1biteoeIie Of Bombs
til ct 9elsb Of $4,000 for Spfsrelie
al en- moberne Sfolebp9nins. gps.
ningen bill blipe branbiri, opfsrt eiter
8laner eobtienbt at Staten og meb
4labs for minbit $50 gIeper.
Talbt | Glpen. @mil Stranb al
Sort Srancis, Ont, blep f~orleber
inobentet at ct Sernbmetoe, ba ban
gift ODER Rainp Riper groen peo Sn.
ternational SaaS, % oerpeb tpun.
gen I'll at hoppe / GIpen og orufnebe.
9rooeren Sobn, iom fllete bam iii
flamret iig iait / SrGperfet og reobe.
De 2ipet.
Sarmerne bag Elussn. Sra @in.
mar melotes Den LOBE Sec, of enoel
6armere nor0enior gpen bapoe be.
gpnot at plsie. Gette loo fla iipr
goot gisre bpor 2anoet lao libt beit.
Gette er noget uiGOpanlig paa oenne
Sio az Naret, og Der bar ialfalb life
DC 20 lioIte aar pGret iaa milot Seir,
at Ylogcn funoe iGttes / Soroen | De.
cember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

al9berne par boeitapelis taIt brpnOt
benbe af 9roppen. Wrs. 8abIgren
bar alene meb fine fire gsrlt, % uIpf,
fen inbtraf. Webens bun par noe /
Sisiet for at melfe bar 8ernene
itengt inoe, % oa bun otter ct fort
Spbolo / Sisiet fom no isier, ltob
en- INT 8ssifp op fra Sptten. Sun
itprteoe inb / Slammerne og braQte
TO al 8srnene no igien, bepioitIsie al
&sg men elers uifabte. st 3 Moo.
neber sammelt Sp9obarn oe ct onoet
2 Mar fun6e life reboes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

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Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
Fire-Proonno Cotton.

A process has been devised for treating baled cotton with chemical compound which renders 1t flame and spark proof and at the same time ap- parently provides an inch or two Of cotton in condition to aid iii rapid drying without deterioration in case a bale is exposed to weather. On an average. 20,OOO bales of cotton are de stroyed by fire before the crop is mar keted and most of this loss can be traced to flash or spark fire. Cotton stored in suitable warehouses would be evidence of a progressive step, for there is probably no crop of so great value that Is treated with SD little thoughtful consideration.-Scie American.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
improving Indian Pottery.

The H0pi Indians 0f the S0utnWeSt have always been famous for their pot tery, i'll the manufacture of which (though unacquainted with the pot ter's wheeD they were skilled even In prehistoric times.
 There is a considerable market for their pots, which are quaintly and at tractively decorated in black and celors. The United States bureau of standards is trying to help them by suggesting improved processes, and re- gently it has shown them how to make from cheap material a black stain much superior to the one at present used by the Indians. They have shown themselves glad enough to accept the help offered and It may he that we shall yet learn of useful suggestions to the Navajos in the line of blanket making and the production of silver ornaments
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
SUTTON SCRAPS.

Elder Geo. Ward attended the Fifth Sunday meeting, which convened with Mt Zion church, at Gale, and reports a fine meeting.
 Deputy Sheriff Clyde Cox was in our neighborhood last week on official bus
 Roy Duke and Wheeler Gordon of Prescott, spent two days in our com munity last week bird hunting, killing sixty-seven birds.
 Grady Williams entered school here last week. Still they come, and yet there's room for more.
 Miss Vera Simpson, one of Sutton's bells. left last Monday for Hope, where she has a position with Freeman Brothers.
 Miss Lois Aarant, first assistant of Sutton High school, visited her par ents at Chidester Saturday and Sunday
 Misses Lois Whitten, Murle Galloway
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01

Adelle Whitten and yeinm Simpson spent Saturday night with Miss Carlee and Lena Erwin
 Quite number of Prescott people visited the oil field at Sutton Sunday.
 Curtis Fincher and Mr Summers of Union community. was visitors to our burg one day last week
 Malcolm and Tracy Mum, oil geol- ogists. of Oklahoma, visited the oil field here one day last week
 Mir Bruce Price, the rural carrier on Emmet route 1, has moved to our village.
 Mrs. Andy Jordan and Barton Saun- ders was called to the bedside of the T mother at Texarkana last week who is dangerously ill. The last report she
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01

was better
 Ira Detwyer moved to his new home in the southern po tion of our city Saturday
 Milburn Mitchell and wifi, ii .ited their grandparents. Mr and Mr.. !. Nj. Eennett. u Sutton sunday
 'he. sutton faH tslm play, BKi CIV. team h-t Friday afternoon. l",dcaw has s.as songh players. but aey were badlg drfte,ted Tue sore WI, 12 to 23 II favor of sutton.
 of !. i,nn' 9S still mn, he 'd> .ha be - il Ntvadt unty. they will play IF 'h..r .n." iu 'he rca' future II, S,:.- as court. Prof. Roberts has arranged to play re <ark ane and Stamps in February.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of Col. c. C. Hamby are requested to at tend the funeral to be held tomorrow at 10 a. m., at the family residence.
 Rev. !. A. Sage will conduct the ser vices, after which interment will fol- low at DeAnn cemetery
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
HAPPY GRANDPA.

Born-in Malvern last nght at 9 o'clock to Mir and Mrs Ulrich Buch- anan a fine girl,
 Grandpa" Bill is beside himself with joy, and is doing some tall "srrutting' around today.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
Service Car.

Day or night. Safety and confiden- tial. Dayy call Phone 100 Night call Phone 3S9. J. NJ. Hunt.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-01
LOCALS

Nazimova at the Gem tonight.
 Jealousy is the insanity of self-love. Senior: What makes you so little?"
  Who said carnival had been to town
 The silence of solitude forms the sweetest music to meditatiye minds. Dr. Al Buchana made a professional visit to Malvern last night. J. S. Sutton of Sutton, is in town to- day.
 The hotels are doing thriving bus | BE. Shell of near Sutton, is in the city today
 
 J. c. Gibson of route 3, was in the city this morning
 Andy Jordan of Albany township is ntown today.
 IN t4,lt IIS are going down-we say let 'em hit" Newc Cook, one of Albany's best farmers, is here today on business. Fred Fuller and Jack Blakely are spending today in Bodcaw on business. Freshman My mother fed me on canned milk and I'm condensed Sl- Washburn Review.
 You can't fool all the people all the time," and you can't please any of 'em half of the time.-Thomas Cat.
 
 Trouble is a great one to teach les sons, bpt we forget them all in the sum- shine of glory
 Sid Coles new place is a dandy" Everything arranged neat and service a No. at his cold drink establishment.
 Mesdames Matte Pope and Alex Avery spent yesterday in Little Rock, visiting Mrs. Pope's sisters, Mesdames Douglass Brooks and Harry Walsh.
 MT. Fl. H. Price of the Picayune, spent Sunday in Texarkana with his family. Mir Price will move his family to Prescott in few days.
 A series of cottage prayer meetings are in progress under the auspices of the Baptist church. Meeting last night at w. T. Woodul's and tonight at K. D. Hermans.
 Joe Bailey left last night for Little Rock to assume his duties as secretary of the State Highway Commission, to which position he was recently appoint ed.
 MT. r. Gilbert of Commerce, Texas, an experienced laundryman was in our city last week, visiting his friend MT Nalley, proprietor of our laundry. MT. Gilbert is figuring on locating here
 Marriage license was today issued by County Clerk Algia billiard to w R Cheek and Miss Anna Lockwood of De light Also to Telley Hubbard and Be atrice Cook of this city, the latter cou- pie being leaders in the "colored" pop ulation of Prescott.
 Irwin Blakely and wife will leave tomorrow for San RFrancisco, Califor- mia, where Mir. Blakely will engage in the insurance business. We are sorroy | to lose these good people, but since they are going, we sincerely wish them we'll in their new home. MT. Blakely | was raised here, and is the son of Ex- sheriff E. Y Blakely. They will be missed very much in the social life of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn ma Griffin ul. blize Wood
land Hills Parku. Je tam 6 po-
koju, koupelna, garaz a vse
moderne staveno. Cena $1,000.
Haste Sc u Atlas Finnace Co.
545S Broadway a ptejte Sc ma
j. Mlckovsky. 4-28
Proda Sc pekny dunn 8 svet
nicich, koupelna, krejcovska
dina, velky sklep, skopky ma
pradlo, elektrika, bridlicova
strecha. Tento veliky velmi
vhodny majetek pro krejciho
u Broadway E. 55. ul. Sc pro-
Ga "a pouhych $6,400. Neco Sc
pocka. Prijd'te hned, nez bude
pozde. Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. FIR. Mlckovsky, jed
mattel. 4-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

PRODA Sc moderni cihlovy
Dungalov jednim akrem ovoc
ne zahrady, vytapeni horkou
vodou, mekka, jakoz zdrava
studnlcna voda, pekna vince,
angrest, ryviz, maliny, mnoho
okrasnych kerd, as SO Barred
rocks slepic, RUNE nacini hosp.
a Chevrolet Auto. Misto toto
sc naleza u la zastavky A. B.
Z. ma broadway a ma nazev
Alhambra. Vezme Sc $4,000
hotove a zbytek ma dlouhe
splatky. Haste Sc tamtez u ma
Jitele, aneb blizsi sc sdeli v ad.
t. listu. 4-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
ZVLASTNf VYBER DOMU A
FAREM.

Moderni dvourodinny dim v
peknem okolf blfze Boulevar-
du, pet pokojd dole a nahore
bridlicova strecha a vsechno
|zvelebeni, pekny lot 40 pri
|173 str.
Jednorodinny dunn o peti
Ipokojlch, gas, elektrika, kras-
ma zahradka a ctyri pekne O.
vocne stromy nejlepsim We
ku. Ddm ten naleza sc v okoli
Union V ceske ctvrti, cena pou-
re $4,000.
Dunn pro jednu rodinu blize
Broadway ma dlazdene ulici O
peti pokojich S koupelnou,
plyn a elektrika, pouze $1,5O0
hotove a ostatni jake najem.
Prodam anebo vymsnim "a
mensi mestsky majetek 59-a-
krovou farmu pouze Is mil cd
stredu mesta, jest tam pekny
dunn, dobra barn, velka zahra-
da, pekny les, par statnych ko-
nj, 3 kravy, 2 vepriky, slepice,
Sc vsim farmarskym zarizenim,
jednejte rychle, neb jest to
velka lace.
Dvouakrova farmicka, pek-
ny dunn a sklep pod celym do
mem, velka barn, l krava, l
vepfik, slepice krasna zahra-
da blize Bedford, cena pouze
$4,000.
Vymeni Sc lO1-akrova far
ma ma dlazdene ceste pouze Is
mil cd squaru. 70 akrd orne
pudy, ostatni pastva a les, do
statek vody pro dobytek v past
visit, pekny velky dunn o IL
p )kojich, bank barn, 8 krav,
par koni, jest 10 akru psenice
zaseto, vymenim il "a jakyko-
liv majetek We meste.
Dalsi vysvetleni Yam poda
M. S. BLAHA, 5652 Hamlet.
C7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

PRODA Sc. farma 166ti a.
krech u Twinsburg, O., 11s mi
lie cd Akron-Cleveland Main
Rd., vsechno farmarske zarize-
nj, ovocny sad, 500 stromech
nesnych, 700 stroml javoro-
vych, stroJe, 2 sila, bane, elek-
trlcke svetlo, automaticky vod-
nj system, fernes, praci stroj,
40 krav a jine zarizeni. la mile
10 Sc trzi We la dnech $500.
Pozemky vyhnojene. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc u j. H. Rabich,
Macedonia Rd., w. Twinsburg,
o., Summit Co. 4-3O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
SANDOVY SKLENNfKY,
3175 E. 116. ul., roh Impericl
Ave. - Tel. Cedar 1925.
4-30

MUSf BYT prodan pod cenI
dvourodinny dunn O A svetni-
cich koupelnou dole i nahore,
vyhrevni pee, lot je 40 pri 145
str. a je mezi dvema poulicni-
mi karami. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. f. Nejedlik Co., 11O15
Uuion Ave. Tel. Broad 1886,
Union 1861 r. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

ZDE JE Washington Park a
tam Sc proda d6m, dvourodin-
ny, 10 pokoja, elektrika, plyn,
z koupelny, 2 fernesy, China
cabinet. Najem nese $95.O0.
Cena $4,000, hotove $4,000.
Pekne obchodni misto Sc proda
ga $1O,500, hotove $4,000. tez
Sc vymeni. - V Bedford, O.
farma o 7l2 akrech, ddm 8
pokojich, kravy, kone hospo-
dafske naradi. Cena $500.
Blizsi sdeli The Broadway
Realty and Inv. Co., COOL
Broadway. JOS. f. PokornJ,
feditel. 4-3O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

MATE-Ll V imyslu 81 zakou-
pit nejaky lot pro svuj MAZE
tex neb obchod, nezapomente,
re Jlch mann mnoho ma vyber
ma peknych ulicich dlazde-
nych, ktere mdzete koupit la
cino ma lehke splatky. Haste
Sc u Rob. Kohout, u Atlas FL
nance Co. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27
JEDU Do CZECH, procez

JEDU DO CZECH, procez
Jsem nucen prodati muj jedno-
rodinny moderni dunn ma dla-
zdene ullci v Mt. Pleasant. Fri
svetnice dole a tfi a koupelna
nahofe, pekna puda, fernes,
lot 40 pri 40 strevicich. Ten
to majetek Sc prodaval v ZINE
Ia $500, nyni Sc da "a $6,-
500. Haste sc els. 5O23 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
4-21-?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

PRODA Sc moderni 6 roku
stary dvourodinny dunn ma "a
padni 40. ul., blize Dennison.
Jest o A pokojlch S koupelnou
dole a a pokojich a zachodem
nahofe, stfecha bf'idlicova, lot
40 pri $50 str. Cena $4,000,
hotove Sc zada $4,000 Haste
sc v elsie 1892 W.. 48 ul. z
Clark Ave. 4-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-27

"Tatinku, pro boha, bud'te
milosrdny, mejte trochu srdce
a citu pro sve dite! Rozumem
sc media vsechno sprawl! Take
city rozhodnou! Nezahubte
mne," zvolala Marenka, vrha-
jic sc pred otcem ma kolena.
Marne prosila Marenka, mar
ne yykladal Karel. Ryvola zu-
stal neoblomny.
Rozloucil sc S mladym ryti-
rem slovy:
"Ohniva mysl a horecny "a
pal mladych lidi jsou nelhor-
SINH radci. Byl by to hrich, ba
zlocin ma budoucnosti Maren-
cine .vasi, kdybychom jedna-
Ii tax, jak 81 zadajl predrazde-
ne vase city. Jste, oba vlastn6
nemocni, zazili jste oba prilis
mnoho rozcileni, nez-li abyste
dovedli soudit chladne. A kdyz
Sc rozhoduje 0 celem zivote,
pax jen strizlivy soud chlad-
ma rozVaha zajiSt'uji dobre
rozhodnuti. Jdete klidne domu,
pane rytiri, vanujte Sc zas no.
spodarstvi mezitim uvazujte
a premyslejte. Bro pfijdete k
iinemu vysledku, date pred
most Voletinu pred Marenkou
a TAX TO bude spravne a roz-
umne. A Marenka sc Sasku
take uklidni a pax take uzna,
re isem dobre uGinil, kdyz "a
branil jsem nerovnemu snatku.
Jaky by to byl snatek! Cd pr
vGho okamziku by ma mem spo-
cival cerny mrak, ba kletba o.
brovsk6 obeti, kterou byste pfi-
nesl w, pane rytiri! Ia obet'
by ruSila a konecne Znicila va
Sc Stesti. Marenka vstavaJic le-
hajic by 81 rikala: Pro mne o.
pustil Vojetin, bohatstvi, rod
svuj a co ia jsem mu prinesla?
Selskou prostotu a selske chu-
dobne vcno, Takove myslenky,
takovc vedomi neprinaSeji spo
koienosti. Pri kazdem nezda-
ru, pf.i kazdem mraku Ma vasi
tvari trapila by sc vycitala
by 81, re vas ucinila nest asst
nym! A Wy? Vzpominky ma
Vojetin, ma nadherny zamek S
parkem, Ma pet dvorcu arma-
dou zfizencu a celedi, na ne
konecne lesy voietinske, vzpo-
minky Ma ekvypaze, lovecke
radovanky, ma panske zivobytl
- by pozvolna podryvaly vas
kid, drazdily by vas a pri nel-
mensim neZdaru nebo nesho-
de nastal by rozvrat. Pro sna-
tex $ Marenkou stal byste Sc
psancem, ztratil bySte spojitost
$ rodem svym a jemu bllzkymit
opustil byste sve plany ma Gin
most politickou a verejnou, Ia
prel byste sama sebe We vSem
A mily pane, lide nasl viry zna-
ii dobfe kletbu takoveho do
brovolneho vyhnanstVi. To, &C
Wv chcete ueiniti pro devce, u
chill naSi pfedkove pro viru
Tehdy vyhnanstvi jejich bylt
ma podkladu svetejslm a pew
nejsila. A, mily pane, prece 10y
10 nestestim a zkazou. Pred ta
kovou Zkazou vas i Marenkl
zachranim. Ona zapomene pt
case ia vas, Zapomente ma II
Wy a neruste jiz nikdy sci
skeho naseho ziyota. Nase ce
sty bezi kazda V jiny sVet.'
Ryvola mluvil klidne, poma
lu, kazatelsky. Tu rozklada
rukama, tn hladil 81 dlouh,
vous, syym klidem a recnicky
mi obraty daYaje stale ma jew
svou dusevni prevahu mad mia
dym rytirem.
A to Karla drazdrlo. Zdal'