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SUDDEN DEATH OF
MISS ELLA OSBORNE
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in the Cecilian Glee club al school dur
ing attendance, and At her funeral the
club sang nj the church, occupying the
choir loft and clad in the church vest
ments.
Miss Osborne was soloist at the
Christian Science church all summer.
Al her graduation exercises las,
spring she was the representative so
ioist Of her class. The young lady had
been studying telegraphy AZ the local
Western Union office during the sum-
mer and had planned TO continue her
study OF music
The funeral was held from the
Church Of the Good Samaritan II ESQ
Wednesday afternoon. and was attend
ed by the largest number who have
ATTENDED in GunniEon for years The
Reverend Bernard Geiaer delivered n
most touching and effective sermon.
taking his text from the fifteenth
chapter Of Corinthians !. Mrs. Al
beTta Rogers Jorgensen sang two of
Elias fayoHte songs, which Mrs- Ior-
Ecnsen had taught her during her
studies At school. The Ceriiian Glee
club sang, and in passing from the
choir balcony, claSped hands above the
easkct Of their former friend and fel-
low member. Mrs Hazel Fremdling.
life long friend Of the deceased, acted
as organist
The pail bearers at the service were
chosen from among the young folks
Of her age. and were Thomas Noursc,
Bruce Stone. Everett Miller, Frank
Williams, Ralph Wright and Roe
Riley. Accompanying them were six
young ladies as honorary pail bearers.
These were Ruth Spencer, Helen
Stone, Mabel Mckinney. Lucille Nc
Kinney, Lola Patton and Thelma Sc
Vile
II is indeed sad that one just enter
ing into young womanhood. with the
greater joys Of life yet before her.
should be thus suddenly taken from
family and friends. and there are
many who join with the bereaved par
ents and relatives in mourning her
sudden demise.
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,eWS-Champlon Core pCndence: =

"Wednesday. Cct0hcT H., 1922
W \. Manuel aad wife, Of the col
legc faculty spent the Weekend at
the Richie Walker home
MIR. and Nrz Carlton Sllls and Mrs.
Helen S.l.s wgu seen touring our
country Sunday.
Member Of the Spring Greek Range
association returned Friday from the
beef nde.
Mrs. Harry Ogdcn and baby
daughter arrived last week from Som
ersct to visit Mr.. and Mrs. james
Ogden At Almont
"Rarnyafd Golf has been very pop
ulaT among our men this summer
A number OF young men gathered
at River Edge ranch Sunday afternoon
and enjoyed several good games with
horseShoes
Charles Rutland spent Saturday and
Sunday AZ the T2-- ranch and some
one said they saw Charles and a
pretty little lady from there enjoying
q horseback ride Sunday morning.
Richard Walkrr and Joe lsham
loaded and shipped car of cabbage
10 Crested Butte Wednesday. This is
A splendid locality for cabbage and we
understand the growers are getting
Sl.I0 in Crested Butte.
The East Side Cattlcmen returned
Tuesday from their Gothic camp and
left Wednesday for Red mountain.
This Is their big beef ride.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
LETTUCE ASSOCIATION
AFFAIRS GRADUALLY
STRAlGHTENED OUT

The affairs Of the Colorado Coop
erative Lettuce association are being
gradually Strengthened out under the
receivership of John Lynch, and ac-
cording 10 Walter Barker, Sargents
grower, the growers will eventually
receive about 50 crate, which viii be
good money-if they get it Mr..
Barker was in town from Sargents
this week and stated that he had had
talk with Mr.. Lynch over the tele-
phone and Mr.. Lynch said that checks
for about so per cent of the crop
would be mailed out within ten days
and that when the association was able
to collect about Si2 900 damages from
the railroad company. they would re-
ceiye the balance of their money.
Barker and Roy Hicks had in four
acres of lettuce and shipped 1896
crates through the association
Little information is available from
Mr.. Lynch, as he is directly respon-
sible 10 the court which appointed the
receiver, and the court is not putting
out much.
In an interview published in the Sa-
Ida Mail recently, Warden Capp of
the State Reformatory at Buena Vista
treasures the creditors and explains
more fully the receivership. Parts of
his interview follow:
'-The receiver has 5000 to sI2, 600
in bank. He can use this money to
the best advantage for the association
and all creditors are stopped by the
receiSership from bringing suit
against the association. II all began
TO file attachments and the like the
association would be wiped out
''In granting the receivership Judge
Cooper said he understood it was to
be a brief one and that he expected
the receiver TO adjust the affairs of
the association as speedily as possible
and to reduce expenses to minimum.
He did not fix the salary of the re-
ceiver but said that as il is q public
enterprise the receivers salary would
be held down to very reasonable
figure
AS the matter stands am conf
dent the growers viii receive dollar
for dollar; the property of the asso-
cation including its ice house, its
seven loading stations and its stocks
of crates and the like will be held in
tact, and the association next year
viii be ready TO start the new year
with clean slate and with more wis
dom and with the greater confidence
Of the growers"
John Lynch, chief clerk of the re-
formztoy, is the receiver.
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D o o q o 90 o 900 30 O O
ews-Champion Correpondence-

News-C Champion Correspondence-
Thursday, October u, 1922
Claude d. Simpson and ". c. How
ard came down from Cathedral last
Friday with their cattle to ship. They
are being fed on the W. c. Howard
raueh until shipping time on the 18th.
Nj, and MrS, Lee F. Ferguson and
Miss Ihelma Austen were down from
Cathedral for the weekend.
r, NJ. Bowers, O. Il. Bowers and
Grant foulnans brought their beef
cattle to the valley Yesterday. They
are being held at Coro McNeiil's ranch
waiting to get cars TO ship them to
Denver.
Mr., Hoffman of Montrose has been
in the valley sigcs Monday trying to
buy steers that have been gathered to
lip.
There is very little interest taken
in the hunting season in this part of
the country. Only one man from out
side places was here to start out this
morning to hunt.
A. d. Mckee, Walter Haymaker and
Linton PitSer wepe in the valley We'd
nesday calling on the voters of this
precinct.
Glenn Simpson is visiting at the ".
c. Howard home this week.
Mrs c. A. McNeill and baby, Yer
non, returned from Gunnison last Fri
day. They report enjoying their visit
there very much.
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In hearing before the Z. S. Land
Commissioner at Montrose on Septen-
Der %, John A. Blair Of the Lake Fork
was given . favorable decision IN the
case Of Blair vs. Evans, involving the
Harry Dunn homestead on the Lake
Fork. This homestead Was filed on BY
Dunn IN 1890, relinquished the follow
ing year. Dunn sold the buildings to
Blair in November, 1921, which esre
Blair priority in taking up tie home
stead Evans later filed on the prop-
erty, but IN the Nontrose hearine.
Blair was given The decision
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

Rev. ]. Craig Watt and party were
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SOSistp
Passion Play at NJ. 4, c.

Passion Play at VI. 4. {.
Mrs. George Sullivan gave n very
interesting lecture Monday afternoon
nj the Community church before the
members Of the Monday Afternoon
club, GunUison Women's club and the
Isabella Tourist club on the famous
Passion Play" which is produced at
oherammergau, in Germany. every
decade. Mrs Sullivan, then a teacher
in the Gunrison County High school.
attended the Passion Play in 1910,
during tour through Europe. The
performance was due again in 1920,
but due 70 the confusion resulting
from the World War. was no. pro-
dueed until this summer. The play is
given by the people Of oberammergau.
little community of 400 or 1900
population in Southern Bavaria. and
is produced for five months during the
summer Of every tenth year. Eighty
two men from this little town lost
their lives during the war, which badly
crippled the play organization
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI PLANS
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL RAIL

The Gunnison County High School
Alumni association met a. the court
house Monday evening TO perfect plans
for the Halloween Carnival da. &c TO
be given At the Odd Fellows han OF,
Saturday evening, October 2s. A good
turnout WAS noted a. the meeting, and
after the business of the evening was
disposed Of. the members present were
the guests Of Principal 0. S. Causey
for light Refreshments at the Normal
Book Store fountain.
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Union Congregational Church

Sunday, October Is, 1922
Sunday school, 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Nash
superintendent.
Sermon, II n m, Subject "Ye Must
BE Born From Above.s Full chorus BY
choir, Wonderful JOY"
Evening worship. 7:30. Discourse
on the theme, Divine Healing. A Fair
and Square Discussion OF this Current
Topic Bring your neighbors with
you.
J. CRAIG WATT,
Minister.
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Clubs
l. 7. c. Meeting Tuesday.

|. 7. c. Meeting Tuesday.
The Isabella Tourist club met Tues
day afternoon At the home of Mrs.
Helen A. .Sills, Mesdames Hyatt and
Rouviere acting as hostesSes, and
Mrs. Mary Herrick, leader. Mrs. Sa-
vile gave paper on Colorado High
ways and Mrs. Alice Eastman spoke
on "Gunnison as Tourist Base An
excellent luncheon was served =. the
conclusion of the program.
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News-champion Correspondence.
Ihureiay, October

SSAAN-4ok&Sc1CG-
Thursday, October u, 1922
East Side roundup on and viii con-
tinue for about a week
Car shortage has kept the mines in
this district practically idle thus far
this month
Threshers working in this locality
this week, grain crop very light but in
good quality.
Roundup, threshing and hay-baling
has kept most of our local hunters
from going out on their annual hunt
thus far.
Misses la and Avis McAfee and
Mrs. Susie Sorensen spent Sunday
visiting with the Joseph Parteh
family.
Hay shipments are being held up for
want of cars. That already shipped
sold At from sl2.o0 to sl4.00 owing to
the fine quality.
Mrs. Jos. Parteh went to Salida
Monday night to consult dental sur
geons there regarding the diseasted
condition ot her teeth
oo
Rev. J. Craig Watt and party were
visitors at the county seat from Crest
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
MARBLE

News-Champion Correspondene~-
Monday, October 9, 1922
The firemen win give dance next
Saturday night in Marble hall TO get
funds TO put the department in work.
ing order after is years of idleneSs-
Tony Id1enton is harvesting his Ray
and potato crop, and is having fine
weather for it
A number of Republican and Demo-
cratic county candidates have been
circulating around Marble in the past
two weeks in the interests of their
various candidates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
DyWyk Luncheon.

UyWyk Luncheon
Mrs. Florence Miller entertained the
DyWyk club al a delightful one o'clock
fcur-eourse luncheon at her home
Wednesday, preceding the regular
meeting of the club. The members
finished the afternoon ut bridge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

Tie AtAlAtA club is giving its first
dance of the winter season At the
Odd Fellows hall this evening. DANG
ing viii begin as eight O'Clock.
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COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
900 oooo 900 o o 90 @
BALDWIN

} Baldwin is IS miles northwest Of {
Gunnison. At the head of the {
Ohio Greek Valley
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Mrs Clara Alexander returned Mon
day to her home at Ridgway after .
two weeks visit with Gunnison rela-
tiveS
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NABYTEK KAMNA z druhe
ruky prodava a kupuje v. Sc
dIacek, 4641 Broad ay. :?

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE farma
o 62 akrech ma dlazbe v Ely
ria, O. ma hranici mesta, rovna
puda, dunn o Z pokojlch, bane
atd., velka ovocna zahrada,
les a pastvina, zivy potok. MI
sto toto ma privatni cestu z
dlazby ma farmu a jest pro to-
no, kdo nehleda farmu daleko
cd mesta. Je II mil cd Ro-
cky River, 5 mil cd Lorain a
jednu mill cd Elyria. Proda sc
neb vymeni "a mestsky MAZE
tex, vezme Sc dunn zaplaceny
a ostatnl hotove neb Lofty v
dobrem miste. Cena $13,50O;
hotove $4,000, ostatnl Ma delSi
dobu. Haste sc Il HinSt Drug
Store, roh vych. sc. ul. a Quin-
cy Ave. go
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"Myslis, re mnou zmita zar-
livost?" ptala sc Klarka.

J "Myslis, re mnou zmita Ear.
livost?" ptala Sc Klarka.
"Nevim, ale povazuji te spi,
Sc "a sestru nez "a matku, pro.
to ii povim, co myslim.'
"Fanusko, ten clovek je m:
tax protivnym, re bych radeji
hlavu polozila ma spalek pod
sekeru katovu, nez bych mu
ruky podala, kdyby Sc sta
neslechetnejsim re vsech lidi
a rozseval v zivote dobrotu a
milosrdenstvi i nebe bych sc
zrekla, kdybych Sc dozvedela
re on tam je vratila bych Sc
do pekel. TAX velika je nena.
visit moje."
Umlkla.
PAM Lindova stala tise u sto.
lu, litujfc vduchu svych nepred
lozenych SLOW. Myslila, ze po-
NIUE Klarce uhodnout, co uni
ia jeji dust = mylila Sc.
Klarka nepromluvila - zda-
10 Sc, re v tom vybuchu bolne
no hnevu usnula.
Hosi uz byli rano ustrojeni,
NELL nakazano choditi tise, nj
tim nehlomozit, aby babicku
nevzbudili.
Stall u dvefi, naslouchali,
zdali uz babicka vstala, ably il
polibili ruku pred odchodem
do skoly, ale nedockali sc a mu
sill odejiti.
Zaclony v okne spusteny, v
pokoji ticho, tina jak O pulno-
ci. E
Klarka sc vzbudila, zvedla
hlavu, povytahla zaclonu - pl
ny jas slunecniho svetla ve-
dral Sc oknem do pokoje a o.
svetlil hodiny ma protest. ste
ne.
Brzy pul devate.
PAM Lindova vesla do poko-
je, We tvari uprimnou radost.
'Nasi hoSi nechteli sc rano
hnout, dokud neuvidi babiGku,
ale byli by pfisli pozde do sko-
ly."
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PRODA Sc pekny dubovy
soubor do jldelny "a $50; da-
venport set tri-kusovy "a $55;
mohaganovy set do loznice $40
sici stroj Singer $40; vacuum
cleaner $12; detsky kocarek
$40; stdl do knihovny $12;-
houpaky, kvetinove stolky, W.
hrevni kamna, kombinacni ka-
nina, kuchynsky still a zidle a
jine veci velmi LEVINE. Haste
sc v els. 4313 Clark Ave. 90
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb, rohove mlsto, tydni prl-
jem pres $500. Naleza sc ma
vych. los. ul., velmi dobre o.
koli. Zavolejte telefonem
Garfield, 1903 aneb Sc Haste
u jednatele v els. 1921 vych.
55. ul. mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer.
1O-6
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MATE-LI PEKNY 2-rodinny

MATTEL PEKNY 2-rodinny
dunn, ktery chcete vymeniti "a
obchodni majetek mann pro
vas dobre misto. Jsou to 2
story, 2 byty, 2 garaze, velky
lot 4Ox200 a ma hlavni ulici v
Mount Pleasant. Obchod m1-
zete zaciti jakykoli. Prijem
$160 mesicne. The Atlas FL
nance Co. 5454 Broadway. =
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauera.
2-29
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PRODA Sc bungalow o 5ti
pokojich ma jedne podlaze,
.blize Union Ave-, nedaleko
kostela sv. Rodiny skoly. Je
tam koupelna, fernes, garaz,
slepicnlk.. Cena $4,000. Hla-
ste sc els. 1916 Horner Av.
Tel. Broadway 526 M. 10-2
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kOUPl Sc dilna ma spravku O.
buvi aneb Sc po pripade pro-
najme stor, v kterem by Sc
mohli spravky obuvi vyrizova-
ii. Nechte adressu v adm. t.
listu. $50
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PRODA Sc dam 5ti svetni-
cich s koupelnou, vse ma jed
nom flooru. NaleZa sc ma W.
chodni 1876 ul. Kinsman Rd.
Haste sc v els. 12918 Union
Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
smiseny obchod ma vychodn1
strane, velmi dobre misto pre-
Cecha neb Slovaka. Adressa
Sc sdeli v adm. 'Sveta
$50
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$1,000 HOTOVE a zbytek ma
mesicni splatky, "a techto pod
minek Sc proda jednorodinny
dunn 0 6ti svetnicich koupel-
nou, sklep pod celym domem,
elektrika, vse v nejlepslm po-
radku. Cena pouhych $45O0.
Naleza sc ma Coath Ave. W.
chodni 131. ul. Haste Sc u
Stupka & Rack Realty Co. V
Progress B. S. & l.. Co., 1868
Broadway. Tel. Broad 22O2 -
Union 764 l.. SO
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc novy velky
stor, hodici Sc pro jakykoliv
obchod. Velmi dobre misto
pro muze znaleho' anglicky a
podnikaveho. Blizsi sdeli Mr..
Zbornik, 2140 Broadview Rd.
1O-2
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PRODA Sc ddm o 6ti poko-
jich v Corlett, plyn, elektrika,
sklep, koupema, ulice dlazde-
ma. Cena $500. Haste Sc u
Jos. Krizek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. Vezmete Union karu k
yVch. 131. nj. 1O--2
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vsichni pohromade, mate 81 ce'
no vypraveti - ia snad usnu
kdyz nebudu videti svetlo lam.
py. A hosi by mohli jiti spat
beztoho uz Sc chystali, nez ba.
bicka prisla.'
Ami pomysleni, ably deti Sly
spat. Hosi byli prvni, kteri We.
behli do sousedniho pokoje q
uchystali zidli pro babicku q
pro sebe obsadili mista hned
vedle nj, ably Sc ma nj mohli
stale divat a stale il celovat, a
spat nepujdou, dokud jejich
babicka tu bude sedet.
Sedeli tu u nj chvili, nez sc
navecerela, naslouchali bedlive
kazdemu jejimu slovu, oci sve
upirali ma jeji oci, ale pax pre-
ce spanek je premahal, polozi-
Ii ruce ma stul, ma ruce hlavic-
ku a oci chvili jeste obraceny
k babicce, zamykaly Sc, az sc
zamkly docela.
Pani Lindova "a pomoci Klar
ciny ulozila deti do postylek a
ze Linda taky spokojene spal,
usedly ODE Ease ku stolu.
"Kdyz Pavel spi, jsem spo-
kojenejsi. Vim, re ulevily jeho
bolesti a kde ubyva bolesti, cd
chazi nemoc. - Skutecne isl
neobdrzela, maminko, meho
dopisu?"
'Obdrzela, Fanusko, ale ne
chtela jsem Sc zminiti pred Pa
vlem, kdyz jsem nevedela, zda
Ii isl mi psala S jeho vedo-
min. Nechtela jsem z nouze de
lat ctnost, chtela jsem prede-
jlti, ably me ceste a navsteve
byl prikladan zvlastni zasluz-
ny vyznam, nebo docela obet'.
Byla jsem uchystana k odjez-
du ma venek --"
"A k vuli menu dopisu ere
kla isl Sc zotavenl?"
"A prijela jsem k vam, kde
jsem sc "a chvili zotavila vice
nez snad mezi cizimi lidmi ma
bylo by mono "a ce-
~ mesic. Jak jsem rada, re
tvuj dopis mne zastihl jeste do
ma, jak Sc tesim ma zitrek, ma
vsecky nasledujici dny, az bu-
du ii moci brati praci z ruky.
Jsi taky blizka nemoci, Fanus
ko, tvare ubledle, oci smutne. y
"Vzdyt' vsechno nyni spool
va ma mne. A od te dolby, &C
muz nemocen, ami jednu noe
jsem Sc nevyspala."
"Nechame pro dnesek reci
Fanynko a pdjdeme spat. Toti7
ty sama, ia budu "a tebe ose-
trovat Pavla, sveho zete."
"Ne, maminko, dnes bych ne
usnula radosti, zes pfisla."
"Budeme tedy bditi ODE
Vzpominam 81 - co delaji ty
deti = Wis, ktere jsem k tobt
dochazeji?"
klarka "a vsechny poklad,
sv6ta nebyla by v te chvili Wy
slovila jmeno Melicharovo.
"Deti - ktere ke mne do
chazeji?" - Nemohla vzpo
menouti.
"Ty dve sestricky, babick;
Jim umrela ---"
"Ach, ty mas ma mysli Anic
ku Johanku Melicharovy?"
Klarka mlcky prisvedcila.
"Ty chudinky, takove dobr
deti. Pred vecerem tn byly OBJ
a musily 81 hrat S nasimi hos
ky. Kdyz odchazely, daily Sc d
place"
"Proc?"
"Tatinek pry Sc Jim ozeni
ony nevedi, kan pujdou."
"On Sc bude zenit?" ptala S
Klarka, premahajic prekvapt
nj, ale nedovedla zabraniti vn
tfnimu boji. Tvare jeii poblt
dly V te chvlli, re byly jako
vosku.
"Povidalo Sc o tom a povid
| go - ,@1lo Vol,,r ~ S,,o,o, ~.
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DR. 0 B N E
OF N A NJ K Y.
-HLEDA Sc:

SVOBODNY PAN hleda byt
Sc snidani v okoli Ceske Mar.
Sine Ma Broadway. Nechte a.
dressu v adm. t. listu.
0-C0
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PRODA Sc Lexington auto
mobil, 1920 model v dobrem
stavu. Je pri nam 6 gum. -
Haste sc v els. 4787 Reid Av.
1O-2
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/ E N A
- ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

S>AAA
"Proc nechce witt deti k
sobe, kdyz Sc ozeni?"
"On sam Jim nerekl, ze by je
vyhnal nebo opustil, kdyby sc
ozenil, ale ty deti samy vedi, ze
by otcem do move jeho domae
nosti nesmely. Znaji svoji bu.
douci druhou matku, ze by jich
u sebe nevytrpela. -
"To je otec!'
"Otec Sc v tom ohledu ne.
pta, zda-li druha jeho zena
bude taky detem druhou mat
kou."
Jakby ndz projel hrudi Kla,
cinou. Vzdyt' ona sama byla
takovou matkou, pred jakou
Sc Melicharovy deti strachuji.
"Melicharovi nevykladam
We zle," pokracovala panf Lin
dova uprimnosti j vrozenou,
"chce 81 pomoci".
"Je zamozna, = ia jeho ne
vesta?"
"Zdedila po muzi slusny
dim"
"Vdova."
"Ano, nase pani domacl."
"Je to mozno? - on bude
vaSim domacim?"
"Dlouho ne, pouze do unora.
Budeme mlti Obchod nedaleko
odtud."
''Snad proto Sc odtud vyste-
hujete?"
"Ne, domaci nam dah vypo-
ved', jeste sc ami nevedelo, bu-
deli sc vdavati znovu. To bylo
pocatkem srpna.'
"a uz sc Ease VIDAL"
"U takove zensk6 to neni mic
divneho."
"Proc?"
"Byvala sklepnice. A lide 81
mas povidali, ze panf domaci
zna sc uz davno Melicf1arem.
Kdo pax by dal ma povidacky
z ovzdusi kupeckych kramu."
Jen tax jako zertem to pro
hodila pred tim Klarka, re
dnes by vydrzela do rama be-
re spani a jakoby tim byla pri-
volala bezesnou noe.
V postylkach vedle sebe spa
Ii Lindovi hosici, Klarka u pro-
tejsi steny Ma luzku marn6 Sc
namahala, ably zapomnela na
vecerni rozhovor, ably zapudi-
la priserne myslenky a vzpo-
minky, jez znovu draly Sc z
hrobu zapomenutl.
Dobri, poctivi lide umiraji k
nejvetsimu zalu tech, jez tn o.
poust6ji a lide bezectni a sto.
krat prokleti prochazeji Sc pc
sv6te V nejlepsim zdravi.
Jeji muz davno prachnivi
deti Melicharovy ztratily do.
brou matku a peclivou babi.
cku, Fanuscin muz, - ten po.
ctivec obetavy, lezi nemocer
jak Lazar, a Melichar - krac
vesele ku svatbe.
"Snad Buh mne neuznava a
nj "a hodnu, abych laskou svo
il snazila Sc nahraditi okamzil
prace a starosti, kdyz cely Ii
vot jich isem ztrpcila. Muj mu
III dobry, odpust' mi, snad mnt
slysis. treba kosti tive hnily '
/ hrOb6, V cizine -
PAM Lindova vesla tise Ian
pOu V ruce.
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"a $1,000 koupi Sc Excelsior
Auto Circle, ktery je treba o.
praviti. Haste sc v ci. 3468
East Boulevard Union Ave.
po pate hod. odpoledne.
1O-2
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PRODA Sc move postaveny ci-
hlovy bungalow ma dlazdene
ulici v peknem okoll aneb Sc
vymenl "a menSi domek neb
lot. Haste sc v els. 13508 So.
Parkview Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc cihelna budova 8
dvema krarny vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobfe
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
jme Sc tez dum jako castecna
splatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. {
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIJME Sc. divka Ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, muze cho-
diti ma noe domu. Haste Sc
DO 6te hod. vecer v els. ALA
ArchWood Ave. SO
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BEZDETNI MANZELE hledaii
mensi byt S koupelnou okoll
Kinsman aneb Union. Zaslete
adressu ma G.. Koptis, 12809
Oakfield Ave. $50
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HLEDA Sc jednorodinny dunn
k pronajmutl S garazi. Nechte
adressu adm. t. listu. go
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PRIJMOU Sc. masinarky vsi-
vat rukavy a delat kapsy ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc Il
J. Soulka, 1860 E. SO. St.
go
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PRODAJf Sc zachovala ku-
chynska kamna Ma plyn, jsou
lita a V dobrem stavu. Haste
Sc V els. 5677 Hamlet Ave.
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PRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, dobry do
NOV. Haste Sc V els. $50 La
kevieW Rd. Dvere {. 2. go
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PRODA Sc dun z pokojich
s koupelnou. Je pekny, moder
ne pred rokem staveny. Da Sc
pod cenu. Haste Sc v elsie
1877 Svec Ave. Vezmete u
MON karu az DO konce.
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PRIME Sc svobodna zena ma
domaci praci, dobra kuchar-
ka. Zadne pradlo; musi mlu-
Wit anglicky, dobry plat. Za-
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