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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
SCHOOL NOTES DIST NO. 90

s Pupils neither absent or tardy for
the month ending March 7th are
Ralph Hoff Harold Climb and Lionel
Hotter Pupils present Is days or
more and not tardy are Juliet Hom,
William Nelson and Francis Climb.
Minnesota maps drawn by the sew
Ienth and eighth graders last week
have been put up on the front wall.
One Of the principal features for
our room decoration this week is a
note board on which are penmanship
papers written by each Of the pupils
A sample cake of Goleo Soap from
the Colgate Company has been given
to each Of the pupils This helps
along to increase the interest in our
hygiene lessons, especially cleanliness.
Current events are held every FRI
day morning for our opening exercises
Last Friday all Of the pupils had real
good topics about the present day In
terests. Il s5.s$.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
NE VI: xlC o ASKS REC o6NIIIo ION
Harding and obreoo a. Near Agree
nlent on Question.

# Washing Personal exchanges.
between Preside lent Harding and Pres.
1ident Obregon loo king to recognition
ri Mexico BY the United States are
in progress, # was disclosed II high
Sadminis tration circles. American Of
.ncials believe early recogn milton isI
probable. n.
The only point Of difference between
the two executives. its was declared iss
the desire of PRESIDENT Harding to;
make the formal recognit lion Of Next
20 coincidents with the signing off q
treaty pledging the Southern republic
e protect American right within It'll
borders, whereas the Mexican presI8
dent would like the formal recognIa,
.tion to Spercede the treaty
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
There is nsiderable n dissa tisfaction

4 ~ as a
There is consid erablef dissat abstraction
among farmers with reference to the
1921 weed law and many favor a
return to the old, ineffective system
of town board control. The trouble
with the old weed law was that few
town boards were willing to incur
the displeasure Of their neighbors by.
enforcing the law, which remained a
dead letter, while the weeds grew and
spread unmolested. To remedy this
weakness, the legislature placed the
administration OF the weed law under
the State Department Of Agriculture,
with a State Weed Inspector at the.
head Of several district inspectors and
local weed inspectors in the various
counties where weeds are menace!
The new law was tried out last year
and from one years operation it is
impossible to tell how effective its may
be. 1t is quite possible that expert
enee will show that some changes in
the law are necessary. But no sys-
tenn Of weed control will he effective
without the hearty cooperation OF all
farmers and land owners The ex-.
pense Of maintaining weed inspectors
IS consid erable, but weeds are also
expensive and cause great loss. The
snrestsway to do away With the loss
and expense is for everybody to CO..
operate in fighting the weeds and then
there will be no need OF weed In
spectOrs. ass
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
The Pneumonia Month

MarchFis a typical pneumonia month.
and usually gives a high rate Of NOR
tally Tor the disease. After long
and hard winter, the system loses
much OF its resistance and people
grow careless. When every cold, no
matter how slight, is given prompt.
and intelligent attention, there is
much less danger Of pneumonia II
should be borne il mind that pneu-
.monia is germ disease and breeds
in the throat. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy IS an expectorant and cleans
out the germ laden mucus and not
only cures cold but prevents its re-
ssulting IN pneumonia. It Is pleasant
to take. Children take It willingly.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22

The defeat Of the county agent pro
position at the referendum by
almost a two to one vote, assfar as
heard from, was almost q foregone
conclusion, as the time was too short
before the elections to have the pro-
position thoroughly discussed and ex-
planned. Many erroneous ideas and
arguments have been spread In re-
gard to the county agent matter and
there was no time to set the voters
right. While we believe a mistake
has been made and that this great
agricultural county will take astep
backward when 1t dispenses with the
county agent, yet we also believe in
majority rule. The county board is
not likely to make an appropria tion
In the face Of this vote. Whether
the services Of a county agent can
be maintained in the absence Of an
appropriation from the county is q;
matter for the county farm bureau
federation to consider If some way.
can be found by which the work may
be kept up, farmers will eventually
see the benefits to be derived there
from. sssss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
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sou sGant bel a. ne III
BE q scrub IA the M lley but be
The best little scrub ~ the tide of,
the rill
.S Be q bush IS ron lbe sl tree
sIf You can be q bush 81 q Bit 81 the
sss grass, Sss
Some highway some happier make,
31f YOU can't be Fmuskie then Just Be
a bass
But the liyeli lest bass IN the lake
We can't all be captains, we've got
to be crew, s ssss
There's sonnet thing for an of us here.
There's big work to do and there's
lesser to- d
And the task we must do is thesnear.;
IS 8you can't be q highway then just
be ira
4 &c YOU cam be the sun be q STAR
IT ism Il by size that YOU win oI! on
fai KS.
Be the, best Of what ver you are.
Dougla s A1allOch..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22

Since Will H Hayes resigned his
Office as PQstm0s ter General to- be-
come an executi i've officer la the NOV
ing picture industry sat the princely
salary Of $50, 900 a year. the country'st
opinion OF Mr.. Hayes has been dis
counted fifty per cent. Surely he had
"A right to resign and few men, per-
haps, would have been able to resist
i 90 tempting an offer Yet Sc Oppor-
tunity for useful service to his coun-
try and his fellow-men lis to be taken
into considerati the 10. IS. post
Office department. offered field big
enough, it would seem, to satisfy the
ambition Of any ordinary man. And
the salary is not niggardly. The high
salary he is to receive from the mo-
tion picture producers, us given him
not because he can earn It, or ON
account Of his knowledge of the busi-
developments III the movie world
threatens the ndustry with a moral
collapse, to be followed perhaps BY
financial ruin. Enormous capital IS
Invested in the mo Wing picture busi-
ness and To avert the threatened IN
ancial disaster, Hayes was selected
% the Moses to 81 lead the Industry
back into public favor and by his
good name and respectable save
the investors money Mr.. Hayes says
ne Is not going "a reform or clean up
4 the movies, but aims to- accomplish
what he Is hired to do, NV extending
the use Of moving pictures into the
seduca tiOnai and moral field, so as to
promote what is beautiful and good
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22

OlIEIl's



S ;ontrac w first spring 5ects Ut
low prices and cal hing Tor bids
g on anofner llst,ss sl1a rles Ms Babeock,
state highWays comm e mlssi oner this week
started 1922 opera lions under MIN
nesota' rs new good roads program
Bids tota Hing 600 against en-
ganeers Ina tes of Sl e)2O,0 Coz, were
accepted on thirteen projects 1aclud-
ing neariy NIL 81 les o. 4 grading, 3 OF
paving and e brid ges. rading was
bid as low ;assl cents - cubic yard
aneiao were low proper
best 10 ten years on many
Items he small paving rolect was
let a mpa g, with 1s
the best BID Ct ;$s' e
cheaper type 81 payemenf made at 9
recent county compet Ion * on larger
job: The plit-eeit price is the lowest
On Dl1 record !. II ~ Minnesota
Spi'esaas len ilts,5 Now
81; llls view e me bargain prices now
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
. Catholic Church
Our SAVERS Lutheran Church \
81 q. OIILEVS Pastor
Swedish Lutheran ChuIk IN
Il s.. V.+8SWENSO Pa stors

i The church choir meets tonight
Wednesday at the church ~ 4
The annual meeting Tor missions,
will be held In the church on Thurs
day afternoon of this week, beginning
sata 3 o'clock. Lunch will be served
and all are invited, also the men for
lunch. Proceeds win go ste our home
mission fund.
Confirmati ion eh ildren viii meet at.
North Star College next Saturday at
N. SsSz
Sunday school and bible class next
Sunday at 10 N. and services ut
III "a. N. An ffering for the. Warren
Hospital will be-
The choir will giye ii song service
AN the evening at s o'clock
The ladies of the congregation will
serve dinner and lunch all day &C
the Old post office building on Market
Days, April and
are invited sto work B and sETors
ship with us.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22

ss sast ~ j u dem 81 lis
tory class debafe on the topic
solved that the advantages of q the
policy of imperialism among the NJ
stioias during ne 18th and 10Th CEN
turtles outweigh the disall ~
this policy for The World. Grace Bragg
sgans, Myrtle Morkassel and Theodore]
Hin composed the affirmative side and
Beatrice Holmauist Margaret Han
son and Clinton Erickson were on the
mega live side. The negative side won.
- the Heart OF Maryland,' given
sbysstheS Jeanior lass proved success
full. III
The members 81 the Farm Manage
nent class received their farm ac-
count books last Friday.
Else report cards we're given out
Tshursday
nae Ralph Stevens returned to school
Monday after having entertained the
s.. STU 81 a week.
iiss w lliamsf resumed her duties:
after having been i'll a few days.
DIR. Carlson gave an interesting and
ting talk during assembly period
about the Wear East Relief fund.
Johnson J, manual tt aiming teach:
Ter, is sick with pneumonia as an at
ter affect Of the SO ~. Z Roy SEVERN
is conducting the class in that de-
partments during his absence
Geometry students take notice ]! 81 "a.
right triangle the square on the
hippo otamus Is equal to the sum OF
the square On the other two Sides
Washington School Notes IS
On April s.. az beginners class viii
he organized in the Washingt ton build
ing at a. N, The class will be in
session every school day from 8! "a. NJ.
until - Supt. Holmquist and Miss
Oi'Meara request that no child's name
be handed ia unless the child, on
April 8, shall not be at least five and
one-half years old COR over.
Helen Rays, Amelia ~ Teske
and Della 81 Lodoen have finished
the Palmer Business Course and are
now shortly to submit final examina-
tions. 800
During the past week, the follow
ing have spent some hours entertain
Ing the 'dun Della Z. SLodoen, Agnes
EsE.s Skonovd, Ethel .A Stanghelle ana
Karen IA. Swanson
The following fifth graders have a
perfect spelling record I: ELL ian Os-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22

Published Every Wednesda
Entered Ia the Post Office at Warren
| as Second Glass Mail Matter.


Coal strike order to be issued to-
dAy, says newspaper head line.
Somehow the announc cement does not
strike us with the same terror now
that summer is approaching as It
would lin the fall OF the year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
! oWnshiip FL J !! ctiio nss.


Township Ele ctiions
q Village Of Middle River
lsg s. Leyeid, presto lent ]; ~ h w. Peter
son, trustee Geo. Phil Epson, clerk .
g. "a. BERG, treasurer; constables, Os4a
car Schenkeys and Albert Stephe d
Justices, ohm Jacobs and d. H.
Mcmillan y Delegates to the Republi-
can County Convention, Knute Nelson.
H:4 IA. Hall.
Town Of Cedar
Chairman, Searle: trustee!
". s u. Kiel; clerk, Otto Kranz5;; treas
urer Otto yKertenberg !: constable, o..
@. BEenna For count agent, .18. !;
against 133. Appropriate ton for road
fund $500. \ '.'' N
Spruce Valley
Trustee, 3 years, Arthur Nikki ]:
trustee year, Ed. Anderson clerk
II N. Evans !; treasurer, Anders An
derson constables, H. J. Cook and
w. 8. Kezar. Delegate to county
conventions, ~ Nordl um. !; democratic,
%. Brandstrom for county agent
8, against SO.
Village 81 Stephen
d. Brett, preside lent; 10 McMil-s
Ian and g. F. Warner, councils !;
Jas. Nelson, clerk !; r.. "a. Nv hitney, q
treasurer Joe. NJ atulys, q justice OF the
peace j as. NVhalen, constable
sxsss Ianarac .3ssa
@ Nj Lorang, supervisor; Thomas
anderson e treasurer N. N !. Hanson,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
The CHURCHES
First NIethO Hist Church
". mitchell Pastor

orning worship, 10 so, Sermon:
50 ian Cares for
Sunday school, ~ Z: AS sA.3 M.
Il Epworth League, 6: Election Of
Evening Worship & 80 Sermon:
The Plain Question s5.ss
Passion Week services 5( April @916):
viii be observed this wear with ser
vices each evening The pastor will
preach nine sermons during this week
on the Character OF Jesus: These
will be historical, sane, constructive,
and practical In the effort to- under
stand the Christ, ana through him
the Christ life that God calls us to
live.
on March 2sth Dr. ii. IA Richards
q ssipnary from Africa will lecture
In Onr church. IT. Is. IA d rare dppor-
tunity for us that. we are TO have
this noted missionary and lecturer
with VS. here will be no admission
charge.
h IN ~ es CathoIf Church
s.jsz F,s LYONs PastoT .s9S
.sl Services at Warren lrst ana third
Sundays OF each month. Services at
Oslo second and 8. fourth II Sundays Of
each mont Mass at 1880 in each
place.
Orr sayier'sS Lutl eran Church 4
TOLLEvs Pastor.
Services Sunday evening az As
O'clock Sunday school from 81 to
- Catechun1e1l elass meets satur-
day at 10 O'clock. s;.s s=ssssssss
.ss
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08

CAMBRIDGE, MD, MAR. Sth, 1922
Brief Local News

Misses Margaret Marshall ant
Helen Mcnamara are spending
short time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Esther Garner Levy has re
turned 10 this city, after sp"ndih-
short time in Baltimore on business.
MI p. W. Burbage, Of Salisbury
Maryland a Matchmaker and engraV
or has accepted a position with Th'
J y. Tschantre Sons Co.
Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough, Con
eressman fol the First Congressional
/ District, spent several hours in Cam
bridge yesterday or legal business.
Attorney j. Watson Thompson
counsel for the Board OF County
Commissioner. is spending several
days this week in Annapolis looking
! after legislation pertaining to the
( county affairs.
| Mi Fred. Spedden, OF Baltimore,
| formerly OF the Neck district, is
spending q few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Spedden. at
their home at Cooks Point. Mr..
Spedden is employed by the f. W.
Woolworth Co.
The many friends and relatives OF
little Winifred Smith daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Daniel B. Smith will be
glad TO know she is able to return to
her home near Bucktown, after be-
ing quite i'll at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ
Kinnamon, Willis Street.
When it comes 10 nard riding.
rough and tumble western plays Tom
Mix has only one rival that's Charles
(Buck) Jones playing in Bar No
thing at the Grand Opera House to-
night only Tomorrow Thursday
VIII Rogers in his new feature "A
Poor Relation" and q ToonerVlile
Comedy. special matinee at 3 o'clock.
The story OF blind light house
keepers wonderous love for his beau
tiful wife and her ultimate rescue
from false loves pitfalls is the basis
OF the Arcade Theatres offering for
tonight only. False Kisses" is the
title. Tomorrow we present 1.-The For
hidden Things Noble Cannon sings
at both the Wednesday and Thursday
night performances.
The Cambridge High School was
the recipient this week OF . picture
of the Maryland State Normal School
which is located at Towson The
picturc wa presented by Miss Mar
earet Mills who is member OF this
year, senior class at the state Nor
NAL. Miss Mills gave her nearer" d
very interesting account OF the schooi
fife al the Normal School
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08
PYTHlANS FEAST UPON
HUGE BROWN TURKEY
Members Oi Cambridge Lodge No
81. knights OF Pythias Had Spleen
did Turkey Supper Last Night
Guest Al Arcade Theatre After.
wards

The members of Cambridge Lodge
No. 50. Knights OF Pythias, had de
lightful time yesterday evening at
THEN hall at the corner OF Gay aud
Race streets. The Knights have
been growing very rapidly during
the past two OF three years q lal sc
number OF new members being added
to the list of members every few
months; the attendance too, has been
splendid and as kind of surprise to
members it was decided to have a
turkey supper last night after the
regular meeting \ thirty-fv pound
turkey was secured and when it was
brought into the room, deliciOusly
cooked, everyone present began 70
set hungrya nj by the time the fix
ings were in place, the doom of that
turkey was inevitable.
After the feed the members pros
ent were invited by Manager Mckin-
npy. of the Arcade Theatre, to be MS
guests for the show at the theatre
and nearly all OF the members &C
cepted the invitation and greatly en-
joyed the pictures as we'll as the tur-
kew
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08
CARD OF THANKS

We the members of Cambridge
Lodge, No. 50, K of F., do hereby
individually and collectively thank
the manager, (Bro. C. H. Mckinney
of the Arcade Theatre for your kind
ness extended to us on last evening.
We assure you that each and every
one enjoyed the show.
THIN HENTPLpG
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08
THIS MEANS YOU

The person was seen\who took my
bicycle yesterday. To give you a
hancu 10 reconsider your deed l Will
allow you five hours to return same.
! will leave the law take its course
il not returned.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08

Just received another shipment OF
Martha Washington candy. Get
yours now at McAllister8 Drug Co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-08

Cranes fresh strawberry ice cream
at Whitey's Candyland. Exclusive
agent for choco-pic, over 5000 sold in
sly weeks
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
KAPITOLA 80

Spolecnost ma Kings Restu
shromazdena konecne sc roze-
sla den 10. srpna a sir Lester
mel odejeti Ma sever nasle-
uiici den, ably sc ucastnil honu,
jehoz zahajeni polozeno Ma
den II. tehoz mesice.
Enrol ro2hodnul Sc, re pax
Sc ubytuje. ma statku Stapleton,
kteryz byl Cd sira Lestera kou-
|pn. V dome tom dal nektere
pokoje, mezi mimi malou stu
dovnu, kterouz xValencie "a
sveho detstvi pouzivala, tax
upraviti, aby Sc obytnymi sta
ly.
Valencie dychala volneji,
kdyz tu nebylo vice slidivych
oci pani de Malpas, kterez sire
zivaly kazde jeji hnuti a do
)maci pani S nejvetsi radosti po-
hllzela "a povozem, kteryz
hoste odvazel do jejiho asi de-
set mil vzdalcneho domova.
U vecer tehoz dne vyhIedal
fErrol ia nekolik minutt spolec
most Valencie. Bylo to vse, ce-
no Sc mohl naditi; musel vsak
teba jen ma minutu pTivinouti
il k srdci svemu a o samote S
nj Sc rozlouciti prve nez Sc We
|svuj novy domov odebere.
Mohl il ma priste ovsem Vi
dati, ale jen zridka kdy a iak
|pouze - tax jako kdyz Sc diva
|pTatele nahodou setkaji. Mohl
|snad take prijiti ma Kings
Rest. ale nikdy jinak nez ma
obycejnou, suchou, spolecen-
.skou navstevu. Ma venkove
neni treba uciniti mnoho, ably
zlovolne jazyky byly uvedeny
" pohyb ma venkove mali ta-
ke lide prisnejsi mefitko while
dem ku patricnym mezim slus-
nosti.
(Pokratovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
vYSINUTf PREDMESTSKE.
HO VLAKU.

/ Vcera vecer vysinul Sc pred
mestsky vlak Cleveland, Akron
Canton asledkefns zlomeni ko-
la u prvniho vozu, ktery sc
prave pred farmou City Ice &c
Fuel Co. vysinul S, koleji a pre-
vratil ma box. so cestujicich
bylo jak nalezite roztreseno a
IL zraneno, ma stesti nikdo ne
bezpecneji, jak Sc ozamnje q
nemocnice sv. Alexfse, kan by
Ii vetsinou dopraveni.
Vysetrovanim vyslo ma jevo,
ze vysinuti nezavinili koleje,
ale pTicina svrchu uvedena.
DIE raportu E. B. Atchleye
|od N, @. T., nema ma nehode
viru ridic motoru, Leonard
Funk q Cuyahoga Falls, jenz
mel ma vysinutem vlaku sluz-
bu. Pc nehode, jez mela ma
stesti jen tax nepatrne nasled-
ky, neb zraneni budou propu-
Steni q neanocnice jiz dnes, by
10 lined z fanny telefonovano
do Clevelandu do Bedfordu O
pomoc a zranenym poskytnu-
ia prvni pomoc a osetreni V to-
ivarnl nemocnici zavodu Nc.
Myler Interstate Go. Nekteri
zraneni dovezeni byli do me-
sta kolemjedoucimi autorlobi-
ly.
Ia nestesti povstala mezi ce-
stujlclmi panika, ale k zraneni
prisli jen cestujici V prvnim
ivoze, ktefi byli porezani hlav-
ne stfepinami skla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
SMLOUV4A S FARMARI A
MLEKARNAMI UZAVRE-
MA JEN MA JEDEN
MESfC.

Prodejnf vybor The Ohio
Farmers Cooperative Milk Co
seide Sc V utery We Winton ho-
telu, aby Sc poradil o odvolani
k Obchodni KomoTe, ktera ma
vySetrovati v severnim Ohiu
nastalou situaci v ml6karskem
,prumyslu. Farmari iak zna-
mo slevili velkomlekarnam na
galonu mleka, tax ze dostava-
'jl misto drivejsich 24c jen tic.
:Smlouva tato ale plat jen na
'mesic a nezi farmafi jest ma.
ia nalada pri teto cene setrva.
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
NAVSTEVOU DO vLASTI.

We ctvrtek 5. ledna 1922 0.
pustl pfistav newyorsky Cleve-
land an sokol a znamy ochot.
mix p. Frantisek Prochazka,
jednotridni lodi S. S. Mount
Clinton pres Hamburk do Via.
sti. Pan Prochazka vraci sc
jiz podruhe ma navstevu dc
osvobozene vlasti. Minute O.
deiel Sc sokolskou vypravou a
pobyl tam temer ctyTi mesice.
Preplav vyrizen p. Fred. Ho-
lubem V newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co. Pre-
ieme nasemu krajanu mnoho
zdaru We vlasti a St'astny na-
vrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
(Pokratovani.)
K DIFERENCfM v kREJ-
COVSkEM PRUMYSLU.

Tri dalsi dilny zanechaly
,vzdoru a podepsaly dohodu a
.ctvrta The McBai'on FollSing
Co, 2130 Superior ave. prohla-
sila, re take podepise. V Ia
tvrzeni setrvava firma Landes
man Hircheimer Co., kde do
sud Sc stavkuje, jakoz dive il
ne mensi dilny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05

bot Errol provazel Valencii {
jejfmi pTately ma nadrazi, roz.
loueili Sc stisknutim ruky. -
Pevnym, sta!ynl pohledem zod
povidal Enrol jaksi tazavy po-
hled priteldv a Guy mlcky SC
odvratil.
PosIedni pozdravy vymene.
ny, dvifka zavreny a Mete ulo-
zeny mnohe vzkazy pro PAM
Cleveringovou, kteraz byla nu-
cena odjeti do mesta drive ne5
jeji dcera. PAX vlak Sc hnul a
zvolna opoustel stanici, zane
chav tn Valencii stojici a diva
jici Sc "a odjizdejicfmi prate-
ly, zatm co mysl jeji poklesa-
vala srdce jeji iakysi po-
divng strach Sc vkradal.
Jakasi ruka vsak sc zvolna
dotknula jejiho rame a HAS co
hudba sladky pravil: "Pojd'-
te!'
.Oblicej> jeji Sc ponekud wy
jasnil. Nikoliv, nebyla prece
|samotnou - bude prece vzdy
miti tuto lasku, byt' by to j by
la .jen upominka, k niz by mo-
hla moulti.
Pfatele Sc rozesli a ami jeden
z Mich nemohl tusiti, kdy a "a
jakych oko}nosti Ease Sc setka-
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PRONAJME Sc farma o 80.
akrech, 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akru pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodarske nacini. Haste sc
Il Jos. Sedivy, 1919 vych. 40.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
POPRAVY MA kRYMU.

RepaL, q. ledna. = z nafize-
nj Belly Kuna byly V listopadu
m. +. vykonany hromadne po-
pravy dustojniku We Feodosii
Byli vodeni v noel We skupi,
mach po 100 az 200 lidcch. Po.
Get zastfelenych "a listopao
cini 1900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
DETSkY NAPAD.

Matka: "Ale KarIicku, -
vzdyt' isl uz velky a musis ma
hlednouti, re 81 musis sam bo-
ty obouvat. Az budes voja-
KEN, nebudes NIT chavu, ktera
by te obouvala."
Karlik: "A zrovna kazdy
voiak ma chuvu."