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Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
BEES STEAK ON 3
WAY B A Ack TO
ORDINA MENU

III
Chicago The, great NJ. American
sbeefsteak and the succulent roast
beef are on their way, BAG \ q tos the
menu of the ordinary citizen, accord
ing *to a. report n re public by the
National Institute OF Progressive
Farming. !, 81 N Is ,s
The reason is simple according to
Guy H. Hall. director OF the insti-
tpte. 1t is that with the defatton Of
the grain market it has again become
profitable to market feed grains via
the beef market. & '3t5 tss MI
"Our survey of the beef. situation,
which has been on for a month.
covered the four leading pure breed
cattle associations, namely, the
Hereford. Aberdeen Angus, Short
horn and Galloway. the leading live
stock markets and some 1900 farm
implement dealers" said Mr.. Hall.
-"The investigation" continued Mr..
Hall, jshows marked increase In
the sale Of bulls to farmers and range
cattle growers. This means in
creased herds. All reports agree on
that. Herds were terribly depleted
during the def1ation period and there
is still a shortage, but the movement
back to normal iss now in full swing.
AS production increases so will con-
sumption, and the rehabilitation of
all industry will be that much ad-
vanced.'
No E1aesetation.
ut is not an exaggeration to, state
that optimism has returned to the
farmer. He sees a sure profit in this
seasons work and hc is buying trac-
tors and farm implements and using
,them.- Our hog survey, recently
made public. indicated that; the beef
survey confirms it and our sheep sur
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

after the visitors have made their
selections, Mr.. Baker will go over
each animal, showing its strong and
weak points and the probable grade
that experienced judges would give
in the show ring.
General care and feeding will also
be discussed. In the case of feeding
the hog. it has come to be accepted
by most hog men that hogs should
be fattened earlier in the season, on
legume pasture and should be finish
ed or by "hogging or a field OF
corn in the fall. or at least the fat
teninE hoes should make the begin
ming on the field, leaving the CLEAN
ing to the retained members of the
herd. i
For sows, Mr.. Baker is emphasiz.
ing the importance of regular feed.
ing, clean stables, general care each
day. He advocates plenty Of feed FOL
the calves and occasional weighing
and testing of the milk given by the
cows so that the amount ofAbutter fat
production may be measured and the
"boarders' eliminated from the herds
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

company which might thus acquire
it at a third of its value.
If l were a ,stockholder I would
look very carefully into the situation
to see whether something could not
be done to stop the drift toward de-
struction. Some place along the line
there must be a reason for the exist
ing condition and some place within
the limits of good business ability
there must lie a means by which SO
valuable a property can be made to
save itself. Awake, stockholders and
taxpayers. for you are both concern
ed. Awake before it Is too late"
1t will be noticed from this state
ment that the foreclosure, even if lit
lis brought about, does not apply to
the property on which stands the
plant itself, but to another tract OF
acreage. .s
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
UR STUDY ] Y
OF /. | ! ] ! ALTON.
/ Small ) ! II I c:orpor,a!t'io; i o;ns Lose
Money From Lack Of
Knowled dge,Hits is Said.

Bismarck, n, D., June 2o.-That the
smaller corporations Of a state and
country At large pay too large a pro-
portion of the state and federal in
come taxes has been the contention of
Lyman "a, Rakef, statistician of the
state tax department and an interest
ed student Of the many problems OF
taxation throughout the country Mr..
I Baker holds this opinion, not in pro-
test and not because he believes the
world is all wrong. but because he
believes the world in general pays too
little attention to. the subject OF taxa
tion and the; average man knows too
little about 1t.
Mr.. Baker also does not believe that
the big corporation enjoys any priv
ilege that the small corporation may
not enjoy. The big corporations how
ever, in the opinion Of Mr.. Baker have
the men who understand taxes, and
their tax statements and tax accounts
are presented in the proper light.
The small corporation, not used to
the present income, taxes. makes up
the, return as best possible under the
instruction of the blanks sent out by
the government. The result is that
the report may omit to take advant-
age Of many deductions that are pos
sible under a complete understanding
OF the L2xlnS- ldW., MT. -bakcr, a1Ier
experience in looking over thousands
Of tax reports, gives the average man
credit for making return in favor of
the government instead of In favor Of
himself.
That Mr.. Bakers contention is at
least partly right is disclosed by the
report Of the state bankers associa-
ton. in which it is claimed that the
izservicee Of an expert in income tax
Ahairs saved the different bankers of
the state association at least $4,000.
and that much more than that amount
might have been saved had the
members more largely sent their re-
ports to this individual and had him
pass upon them before making the re-
port to the government.
That there will be little increase in
the knowledge concerning taxes in
North Dakota for some time is indi-
1satad from the result Of inquiries di-
rected to the State Agricultural Col
,ese and the State University to find
1t the number OF students taking
matters relating to taxation. This
disclosed that only small amounts of
instruction was offered in taxation.
that the number OF students taking
the courses were small and that the
farm element, one vitality interested in
taxation. was not represented among
the students.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

Herald Want Ads Bring r esults., \,
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
LICENSEs FOR RADIO,

Cleveland. Juns 2o.-Radiot5, en-
thusiasts here mustsnow paWaT license
fee Of SO cents. both for sending and
receiving. City council recently pass
ed an ordinance requiring licensing
and inspection ofsall radio stations,
professional as well as amateur, in
this city.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
Institution Payroll.
Being Taken Care OF

Bismarck, N. D., June 2o.-Checks
were being mailed today from the
state auditors Office to take care of
the May payrolls OF the various insti-
tutions of the state, A loan of about
$4,000 was negotiated by the bokr1,
Of administration and about $40, 200
was advanced from the state general
fund for, the payrolls. .,.4y..
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

,ti.es him gor herself ay doing some
thing as Tor instance pick
.ing cherriesFor swinging some one a. an !.
aswing. NJ u s u y y (.
There IL also 4 coaching class for
women high school teachers N
which indoor baseball, pasketba Il and
the simpler forms OF folk q anrtnE are
taught. The classes for sworrle m are
under direction OF Miss Ruth 1ss And
Erews,s fr ~ eyi rs a sf " ). s + n; Ms
& Stanley e. Borleskes head coach OF
the college will have charge Of the
two claasses tor mon. "a s "a I'll 4 Il
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

Manager Gleason of the White Sox
finds himself in the same, trying posi-
tion Connie Mack experienced for
several years. It's some job to build
up a winner after losing bunch Of
stars. ? -
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
Plead Guilty To
hluird 4! ]! ds.lrrliiing y oman /;
Gets Life Sentence

S Jackson Mich, June 20 .-.- (By. the
Aasociated Il Press George q Straub,
confessed alAyer 1 OF Alice as,l MallAtt,;
pleaded guilty sto first degree murder
A tho Jackson county circuit court
this morning, He Immediately was
sentenced to solitary confinement at
hard labor for life in Marquette
prison sby Judge 4 ABenjami williams.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results. /.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20

The world owes every man aqliving
but utunfortnnately the world has failed
to put up any security. .4i ,.s
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-20
Facts About Equity
: Mortgage Show. The
League Propaganda To
Be Without Foundation

CONTINUED. From Page ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19
1NvENTos TITLES

Asi como el uso del artom0vil Ford
Sc ha popularizado en- ell mnndo ente-
70. Ell uso de las navajas de seguridad
ha aumentado de tai manera, qu3 puede
decirse que media hunanidad Sc sfeita
soIa. FL tipo corriente de navajas ha
sido caro- bajo un standard de $500
rlnguna marca acreditada poaia con-
seguirse La navaja Auto Strop acaba
&c lanzar un estuche popular para ven
der a $1.0o al publico y va San Juan
ticne sus primeras remesas. Esta nava-
ia tiene la ventaia sobre otras marcas
cue una hoja usada diariamente ruede
dar un rendimiento de seis Nose.
Es un positive ahorro, y su a8enta-
dor propio le permite affair n hoja a
su gusto. Ell precio es tan popular que
ei plblico debe fijarse en- 10 mas prac-
tico y econ6mlco en- esta epoca en- que
los pesos estan escasos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

Los MAS IMPORTANTES
TEATROS DEL MUNDO exhi-
ben los PATHE NEWS. Vealos en-
Ell periodico del telon, todo aconte-
cimiento de importancia aparece
en- el pathe NEWSSTAND.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-19

Antonio sARR1ERA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-26

Pafizi. Ma pozvani delnicke
sportovnl federace francouz-
ske ucastni Sc IA zen delnlc-
kych telocvicnych jednot ce-
skoslovenskych velkych spor-
tovnich oslav Parizi, organl-
sovanych jmenovanou fedora
ci. V cele delegace ceskoslo-
venske isou Silaba Benda a
technicke vedeni jest svereno
Bichlerovi a pi. Humlhansove.
Ma nadrazi byly jednotarky
privitany francouzskymi del
nickymi gymnasty, jakoz "a
stupci ceskoslovenske jednoty
" Parizi. Skupina jednotarek
vystoupila vtera dvakrat vel
mi uspesne ma sportovni delni-
cke slavnosti a vecer pax ma
slavnostnim yeecru V Pantinu.
Pczde odpoledne starosta pan
tinsky slavnostne prijal cesko-
s'ovenskou delegaci, k nlz pro
mluvil velmi srdecne, vzpome-
nuv sveho prazskeho pobytu u
prilezitosti delnicke Olympia
dy. ktera V mem zanechala ne
zahladitelny DOZEN. Pri diner.
iez bylo usporadano pred noe
NJ slavnosti. delegaee eesko-
slovelska odevzdala delnlcke
sportovni federaci rudy prapor.
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Bolesti ztrnulost. "Byla

Bolesti ztrnulost. "Byla
jsem trapena bolestmi a ztr-
nulosti v ramenou a rukou a
nemohla jsem spati," pise pi.
John Hammeliova Z Brace
bridge, Ont, "Moje svekruse
mne odporucila Ora. Petra Ho-
boko a mohu uprimn6 rici, ze
mi prospelo." = Tato vyhlase-
ma bylinna pripravka posiluje
nervosni soustavu; povzbuzuje
zazivani, odstranuje zkazen6
"a otravne latky ze soustavy a
.zlepsuje stav krve. Neni k do
stani Y lekarnach. Piste ma
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago, III.
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hotove, zbytek ma splatky,
5 svet. koupelna nahore i
dole, tvrde podlahy a finis,
z fernesy - skopky, gas, ell.
svetla a bridlicova strecha,
re pfedu 2 vchody, dvoje
porce ze predu i zadu, lot
40x140 a ulice sc dlazdi, els.
domu Oil Rosewood Ave. u
Turney I'd. v Garfield par
ku, bude prodan takfka Ia
cenu jednorodinoveho "a
$500 a zada Sc pouze ST.
500 hotove, prijd'te Sc pre-
svedcit. The Vcela Realty
Co., 5733 Broadway. 6-27
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Oc slo NsmcIm v svatodus-

Oc slo Nsmc1m v svatodus-
mich dnech? Pfi nedelnim a..
cervna) manifestacnim prnvo-
du ceskoslovenskych socialism,
Nemec Singer z Porice els. 35
sedici v zahradce ma chodniku
pred kavarnou obecniho domu,
pronesl manifestujicich slo-
va: "Lauter bloede Hunde"
Mad takovou libustkou, kterou
slychame cd nasich nemeckych
spoluobcanu s malou obmenou
den CO den, nebylo by treba Sc
horsiti, kdyby nevybocovala
zrejmym a sledovanym zame-
rem 2 mezi obvyklych projevu
nenavisti k nasi narodnosti.
Slo pri nj 0 toto: X agitaci,
kterou Nemci vyyinuli u prile-
zitosti sjezdu Jednoty spolec-
nostl pro Svaz narodn V Praze
Sc svymi premrst6nvmi stizno-
stmi, potrebovala hmatatelny
dukaz pro mezinar. delegaty,
jakym jsou zde 'tyranym" ma
rodem. A proto drza provoka-
tivni nadavka, kdyz kolem pro
yokatera tahly desetitisice ces-
keho lidu. Diky rozvaze ceske
no zivlu nedoslo k nicemu line
mu, nez re provokater byl zji-
stem a vec bude predana SOU
du. Ale stacila jedina vznetli-
vejsi povaha a Nemci mohli mi
ii to, co by Sc jim bylo tax
dobre hodilo do kongresoveho
rance a echo by byli az prilis
vyuzivali. Vysledkem jest ia
nepatrna episoda, ale tax cha
rakteristicka pro povahu ma
Sich Nemcu, re nemuze a ne
smi byti utajena kongresovym
delegat6m, prave tax jake We
skere ono proticesk6 proti
statni Swami, poradane uvnitr
statu i "a hranicemi predaky
naSich N6mcG.
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S4.41O.63

Po teto zprav6 yzdaVame
vSem pfatelum oSetrovanych a
tax mnohych jiz pozdravenych
sirotku vrouci diky ia v6nova-
ne Jim Diary. Slechetni ameri-
cti pratele prispeli laskayosti
svoji k zachrane cele rady de-
Ii a nejedna osoba, tezce Stlze-
ma vdova, sama nemoci stra-
dajici, zehna dobrotiv6mu je-
iich srdci.
Prosime vsechny pfiznivce,
iednotlivce, spolky, fady a cir
kve, ably nadale pamatovali
ma Coe College Camp, ktery le
v Ceskoslovenske republice
prvnim a dosud jedinym dsta-
vem zalozenym a vydrzoVa-
nym peel ceskoamerickou.
Ustav le fizen neVsednl
svedomitosti, nebot' patronatu
i rediteli MaXimoviGovi vazne
o to jde, ably Coe College
Camp byl po kazde STRANGE
vzornym. Vsichni, kteri "a po-
bytu V Cechach navstiVill Coe
Camp, byli poteseni zdarnou
praci vsech cinitelu. Doufa-
me, re kazdy, kdo zavita do
Czech, neopomene naVstiVitl
Cernovickou zdravovnu.
Cd Y. 1919 do konce 1921
zaslano na vydrzoyanl Coe
Campu uhrnem million korun,
vysledek drobne prace student
skeho spolku Komenskeho, hte
ry cd sameho zacatku PRAGUE
re zasady, bez veskerych vez-
nych vyloh krone "a tiskoplsy
postovne a utet knihvedouci.
Veskere sbirky Sc konaji pi-
senn6. Cestovne jakekoli / do
Eyropy 81 kazdy hradi sam.
kazdv dollar Coe Campu ve-
noyany ie poslan do Czech a
tam upotreben vyhradne ve
prospech sirotku.
Dalsi prispevky dlkem prl
lima p. Frank Flip, Sec. Sav.
Bank, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Anna Heybergrova,
zastup. cesloslov. Cerveneho
kfize Y dobrovolne sluzbe.
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OZNAMENI.
STAVITELUM DOMOVU.

Name velmi p6kne stavebni
loty, kde je mestsk6 zyelebeni,
jako kanal, voda, plyn, chod-
Milky a nalezaji Sc V dobrem
industrialnim okoi. Kontrak-
tori staveb domovu obdrzi
zvlaStni vyhody. Blizsi Sc sde-
Ii y {. 758 Hippodrome Annex
Tel. Main $3.50 - Central
7933-W.
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UVADfM TiMTO MA VEDO-

MOST vsem svym znamym, re
jsem sc prest6hoval do {. 5000
Dolloff Rd. Kupuji a proda-
YAM opraven6 obnoSen6 sat
stvo a vyrizuji sprayky, ze-
him a cistim. FIR. kREJCI.
6-26
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Vzpominka ma Myslbeka

Vzpominka ma Myslbeka.
Jan Stursa uvereinuje Lid.
Novinach" vzpominky ma j. V.
Myslbeka. Pravi Y Mich mezi
jinym, re Myslbek jako ucitel
byl do krajnosti prisny, vyza-
doval nejvetsi pile fikal
"Hlavni vec je prace, bez nj
neni umeni." Libilo-li Sc mu ne
co re zakovskych praci, flkal,
re je to fesne" a nebo ito mann
radost' a tahal mas pri tom "a
vlasy. Morem byly pro neho
literarni komposice, k nimz
jsme koncem roku 1899 nell
sklon. Nenavidel tie mystiky,
smaval sc nam, nebo zuril.
Kdyz uvidel poprve mou Salo-
me, rekl mi do slova: "Takovou
prasecinU dovede dratenik pal
Gem leve ruky pc tine lepsi, nez
WI" Jindy uvidev nejakou
mou sochu, rozcilil sc ''Tohle
to je panak" Uderil pc mem
holi, rozbil odplivnuv 81, O.
DIESEL. Kdyz delal sousosi pro
Palackeho most, prisla k nemu
komise mestske rady jakymi-
81 vytkami. Myslbek Sc dopalil,
otevrel dvere dokoran, ukazav
ie panum rekl: Mars, Jedna,
dive, til ;. a at uz jste venku'
Oni pry mlcky sli.
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OBCHODNi LOT rohovv V
huste zalidnenem okoli Y Cor
lett, blize Miles Ave. = Cena
$1,000. BlizSi sdeli j. F. Ne
iedllk Co. 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1861 r. :?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod V els. 1852 W. IA. st.
pri tydni tribe $500, byt 4
peknych pokojich, yse zarize-
no. T6z obchod Sc skolnlmi po-
trebami pri TRIBE S4OO tydne.
Haste sc V els. 1903 Denison
Ave. Vemte Harvard Ave. ka-
I'll. b-I(
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JAN VLADYK KA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

nu a kaplan Leiner podival sc
rychle ma sve zlate hodinky.
Dude, pane bratfe, cas- do
kostela," napominal mladsiho
kolegu. "Oblecte 81 kleriku,
ia vas do kostela doprovodim.'
"Jen tolik nechvatejte," hu-
eel dekan, usazuje Sc a pobi-
zeje farafe, ably Sc taky posa-
dill.
"Poradek, je poradek,' kr-
Gil Leiner rameny a Jan bez-
decne poslusne SCI do vedlejSi-
no pokoje a oblekal Sc. Leiner
vzav do rukou brevir, vysel
MIN ven, kde Sc uz zastupy mr.
nuly do kostela. ZGstalo vsak
venku dost zvedavych, kteii 81
chteli neznameho kaplana pro-
hlednouti. Take deti otalely
ted mnozi dospeli i d6ti hrnu-
Ii Sc k obema knezim, ably jim
Iruce polibih. Leiner ochotne
Jim ruce nabiZel, ia to Jan V
rostoucich rozpaclch ruce I'VE
dial zrychloval kroky. Slysel
stale nasladly Leineruv hlas,
jak odpovidal ma pozdravy a
iak pochvalna slGvka rozda-
val.
Nevedel elm to, re je mu We
lebny pan Leiner neprijemny
a byl rad, kdyz zasli do sakri-
site. Prijal ruzna pouceni, jak
zde je obycejem na kazatelne
a kostele 81 pocinati q tepr-
We kdyz ma kazatelnu vstupo-
val, vzpomnel 81 na sve obavy,
neselze-li dnes ieho pamet. =
Kdyz ke kratke modlitb6, me-
ri tim, co sc pisen pred kaza-
MIN zpivala, klekal, zachytil
vysokou postavu kaplanovu,
Ijak vazne jde k lavici vedle
oltaTe a jak tam usednuv, ote-
vira brevir. Tato okolnost no
V prv6 chvili znepokojila, We
del, re bude miti prisneho po-
sluchace a kritika a pfal ST
duchu, ably radeji odesel.
Sotva vSak Sc otocil k lidu a
spatTil veliky chram, naplne-
ny lidem jako Ian pole kvitim
rIlznych barev, nadseni a jisto
ia Sc mu vracely. Has zde
znel jisteii a pevneji nez Ii
pinickem maltm kosteliku a
poutni nalada .zvySovala nala-
du. Hovofil srdecne, jasne a
citem. Zapomnel na Leine-
ra, zato vsak v dust sc mu o.
zvaly ozvuky onech horkych
mvSlenek, ktere ho V minulem
tydnu pronasledovaly.
Ted mu bylo mnohem zreJ-
meiSi, ze ma svete je skutecne
malo lasky, soucitu a pochope-
nj, re koren vseho zla spociva
opravdu V tomto nedostatku
ducha Kristova a jak by chtel
probouzeti spiel srdce, volal je
Sc zapalem Ike sladke sluzbe
Kristovy shovivavosti a milo
srdenstvi. Seznal, re je po-
zorne poslouchan toto We
domi utuzovalo jeho sebevedo-
mi a dodavalo mu vroucnosti.
Ease jako V Lipinici koste-
lem po kazanl zasumelo shro-
mazdenim a hromove odpovl-
daily zastupy ma ieho rodlit-
bu. Kdyz seSel do sakristie,
Le;ner hlavou pokyvoval.
"Bene, bene," povidal po-
chvaln6, 'rozehral jste dnes cit
posluchacu. Az budete starsl
budete pusobit vice na rozum.
Ale to Sc podda.'
Chtel jeste neco flci, ale do
sakristie ystupoval farar, aby
sc oblekl ke msi a oba kapla-
j nj strojili Sc V roucha, aby mu
prisluhovali. Jan byl prekva-
pen, slyse kuru zpev pfisne
cirkevni bez hubby. Znel V
prostornem kostele dosti do
bre, ale jak 81 vsiml, lid byl pr
msi nepokojny a nevytkal AMI
konce obfadu.
"JJz lie pOut odbyta," proho-
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povidal trochu dutym nasla-
die znejiclm hlasem. NAM
radost, re vas poznavam. Uz
jsem o vas slySel, ze jste byval
dobrym studentem a re prot
VAN nebylo V seminari stlzno-
sti.'
"Zato no poslali do Lipini-
ce," prohodil faral Tomatoes,
otaceje Sc Y chodbe.
"Nu, to mic neni, pro hodne-
no a horliveho kneze je vsudy
dost prilezitosti k pozehnane
cinnosti. Modlitba a prace
jsou nejkrasnejsim 1delem
knezovym.'
'Zvlast', kdyz ma dost co il
sti," let6la Ease fararova po-
znamka.
Leiner sc jaksi pohrdave u
small a podivav Sc po ocku na
Jana, povzdychl 81. Neodva.
I'll Sc vSak We SVEN poucovam
pokracovati. Vesli prave do
velikeho pokoje pravo cd
vchodu, kde uz byl stul k jidlu
upraven. JeSte sc ami dVere
nezavrely, ,kdyz "a mimi vstu-
povala domaci slecna Nina
Cestou fekl farar Janovi, re
SleCna Ma krhavecske fare ie
sestrou znameho profeesora ze
seminare, elena konsistore q
Cloveka V diecesi velmi vlivne-
no. Sam pry il dekanoVi "a
hospodyni nabidl a dekan pry
Sc neodvazil odmitnouti.
Jan byl slecnou Minou pre-
kvapen. Byla 0 mnoho vySsi
nez d6kan d doiista nejmene o
tricet let mladSi. Hadal il pc
tatricet az ctyficet let. Jako
jeji bratr, jejz ovsem velmi do
bre znal, byla velmi silna, ale
pohybn velmi rychlych. Byla
oblecena cerny, prilehajlcl
Sat, ktery il cinil jeSte silnejsi,
Mala bila zasterka mela d0da-
vati ii domaciho vzezieni, ale
ma jeiim zardelem obliceii by
10 znati, re prichazi primo
kuchyne, kde asi pred uvita-
MIN hostl kuchynskou zast6ru
odlozila. Usmivala Sc onim u
smevem, kterVim blahobytu
zijlci sc dovedou uSmivati a "a
mlrivsi k farafi, podavala mu
ruku, projevujic radost, re ho
vidi a re je farar, jak pozoru-
je zdrav.
"Dekuji, slecno, drcham Ii
vot, jak Sc da. Nam vyflditi
poruceni cd Betusky.'
"Sletna je zdrava? A co de-
Ia stale?"
"Jak obycejne beha cely
den a narika ma mnoho prace.
"A kdyz reknu, ably 81 trochu
odpocinula, tvrdi, re by dunn
spadl. kdyby nedbala.'
PAM praci domaci hospody
ne nerozumi, az kdyz lehne,"
pravila, pollukujic ma kaplana.
Casio IA nj myslim rada
bych il navstivila, ale nehodi
Sc mi to. PriveZl jste S sebou
noveho velebneho pana, ze?-
SlySela jsem, re budete miti
spolecnika praci. Vsak jste
81 no zaslouzil. !"
Jan, malne cekaje, ze bude
predstaVen, prlstoupll bllze q
ukloniv SO, pfedstaVoVal Sc
sam. Usmala Sc nan vlidn6 a
podavajlc mu ruku, prohledla
no letmym sice, ale velml Zkou
Y,oavyrt, rao n Indap1
"Velebny pan je jeste MIA
dicky," prayila ku podlvu Ia
skave.
Dude mi prlsti mesic ctyry-
advacet let, odpoyidal.
"ro jsou krasna leta,' po-
vzdychIa 81. Waite 81 jich, u
tekou, ami Sc nenadejete. Hez-
keho jste dostal, pane farafi,
pana kaplana, jiste Sc devca-
tum libi."
"Ba, libi, behalf ma ieho msi
tskoye. ktere iindv Sc V kO-
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PRODA Sc novy dunn pro !
rodinu, moderne zarizeny. =
Jsou tam tri bedroomy, garaz
a line zafizeni pro chov dru-
beze. Haste Sc Y els. 1906
Coath Ave, vezmete Union
130 St. karu. 6-26
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PRODA Sc mlekaisky obchod
dobfe zavedeny. Haste Sc v
c. 1908 Chamberlain ave. z
vych. II. III. a Quincy Ave.
6-26
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Me naplat, tohle je nejbez
pecnejsi ullee Prahy." - Proc
myslis? "Protoze tady le-
ste nikoho neprejel automobil'
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PRODA Sc delikatesni obchod
kde Sc prodaya pouze "a hoto-
ye; nal6za sc v els. 14228 Eu-
civ ave. Trzi sc pres $500
tydn6. Je TO nejlepsi mist6 V
okoli proti Car Station. Blizsi
Sc sd6li Y els. 1921 vych. 55.
III. po ). hod. vecer. 7-3
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PRIME Sc pryotridni kuchar-
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