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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
Praises Rigid Economy Which
Budget Bureau Enforced
During Past Year .g@.',
TWO BILLIONS BLAMED ~,
TO THE WAR, HE STATES
-
Outstanding in Budget is
The Appropriation for
National Defense :ss
(By Laurence M. Benedict)

r Omitted Presa STAN Correspondent)
Washington, Dec. 4-President
Harding today sent a speciah mes
sageN to congress announcing that
the Federal Budget for the next fis-
cal year, beginning July 1, 1928, will
be approximately three, billion. dol
lars-the lowest yearly expenditure
Of the government since the days be-
fore the war.
Praising the rigid economy which
the Budget Bureau has enforced
during the last year, the President
pointed out that the government is
now back to pre-war days in gen.
eral expenditures. >.1
OF the three billion dollars asked,
two can be attributed to the. war. He
made it plain that his administration
will continue the fight for greater
economy. The President indicated
that because nearly two-thirds of
the governments yearly bill repre-
sent the fixed charges resulting from
the war, it will be difficult to reduce
taxes in the near future.
The Budget System, the President
declared was "the greatest reform in
our financial history"
Government expenditures during
the next fiscal year will be $780,
!, CONTINUED ON Page ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
New Political + lineup Nov
Clearly Forseen BY U. s..
Political Followers
LESS PARTYISM CALLED
NEED OF PRESENT DAY
Third Party Not Looked For;
New Spirit Of People TO
Direct u. S. Action ,
(Byf Edward Thiery)
Nea Service Staff Writer


~ Washington, Dec. 4.-ls a third
party coming in American politics!
or is some other new political
/. alignment imminent? 49,. 49,.
+, @E a survey by Nea Service, gives
;tsNo" as the answer to the first ques'
ton and eyes as the answer, to the
second. $500. -.-.... :.
The questions are paramount pc
cause of these incidents:
Increased strength Of progressives
and .tindep pendents" in the Senate
1Ascendancy Of Senator LaFollette
as leader of the peoples bloc"
Discussion of such names as La
Toilette, Senator Borah, Henry Ford
and w. r. Hearst as third party pre-
sidential candidates.
: Suggestion by Republican that
Bernard NJ. Baruch, Democrat, lead
farmers and manufacturers in new
political party. g..
:. Leaders Of progressive: thought in
Washington hope for capture of con-
troll within the, Republican party
rather than the rise of third party
Says. LaFollette; ,"'The time has
come for the organization of a well
defined group, cooperating in sup.
.... ..,.zs Continued on Page p ar. :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
TwotDay Conference Called
At Boston for Teachers
OF Business Subjects
CORRELATE EXPERIENCE
WITH SCHOOL TEACHING
Subjects of Special Interest
Due to Education Week
Now Being Held

Boston, Mass, Dec. "A 'two-day
conference of high school teachers
of business subjects will open here
the night Of Friday, Dec. 8, under
the direction of the United States
Bureau of Education.
The purpose of this conference is
to correlate standardizing business
experience with the teaching Of high
school business subjects, a purpose
unique in the history Of education
in the United States, the Bureau de-
clares.
The opening program Of discussion
is on the topic reorganization and
Conduct Of Business. How the
United States government and pri-
vate business have been organized
in the nation, state, and city to pro-
mote and serve business, Payson
Smith, state commissioner of edu'
cation, will preside. : F. =
Speakers will include George r
Nutter, former president Of the Bos'
ton chamber of commerce, and Will
ian Mather Lewis, chief of the edu'
cation service of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce. A speaker
from the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce at Washington is
also expected to attend.
Saturday topics to be considered
in morning and afternoon sessions,
are "Production and Marketing"
(Continued on Page 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
ATTENDING HEARING AT
RED LAKE FALLS TODAY

: T ' Z 49,.
i i County Attorney Graham M. Tor
rance, Judge C. w. Stanton, Attor- TO-
,ney E E. Mcdonald, and Court Re-
porter Lee LaBaw left Sunday at
ternoon for Red. Lake Falls to be
present at the hearing on the Clear
water and Red Lake Drainage pro
:jects. :,
The hearing takes place before
Judges Stanton and, Watts today and
is the final hearing ON the project.
Reports from Red Lake Falls
state that hundreds of farmers and
real estate dealers are in the city
for the hearing. E. E. Mcdonald
win represent the drainage board
and the petitioners and G. M. Tor
rance will represent the objectors
to the ditch. !. sEs.-5 ....,- :.
The Bemidji men will return to
this city Thursday, according to
present plans. - =. s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
MRS, LYDIA WARD DIES.
HERE. SUNDAY AFTERNOON

.::5 Ms. LYDIA N. Ward passed away
Sunday afternoon at3 O'clock Ct
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. a. p.
Henderson. Her body will be ship
ped to Eau Claire, Wise, where she
will be laid by the side Of her hus-
band; and children. ..s, -..::-
>. Those, to survive. her are Dr., G.
r., Ward Of. Rose Greek, Minnesota,
and Mrs. a. z. Henderson of Bemid-
j, also two grandsons, Allan r:
Henderson and William Ward, and
two granddaughters, Mrs. ] p. Wat
kins and Miss Louise Ward, also two
great grandchildren, Miss Martha
Erwig and Miss Helen Erwig. :r..
Z Mrs. Ward was 80 years Of age
at the time Of her death, and her
demise is: mourned by a large circle
Of friends who extend their sympa-
thies to the family.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
G. M. BOOTH PASSES AWAY
' AT CLINTON, MISSOURI

Word was received this morning
by Mrs. H. D. Hovey of the death OF
C. M Booth who was well-known
and highly respected citizen of Be
midi for many years, and is still a
property owner here.
His death occurred in Clinton, no.
and was caused by paralytic stroke.
He leaves. to- mourn his death be-
sides his many friends and relatives,
two daughters, Miss Lillian Eoot1
of Duluth ard Miss Irene Booth OF
Chicago. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION
MEETS AT ! KANSAS: CITY G,
Commissioned of Minnesots
Highways Calls Annual
Meeting to Order

Kansas City, Dec: 4--charles M:
Babcock, Minnesota commissioner OF
highways, as president Of the Amer
lean Association of State Highways,
today called to order the eighth an
nual meeting of that organization
in Kansas City. The convention
will end Thursday night. =
John H. Mullen and j. T. Ellison,
assistant commissioners and chelt
engineers Of highways and bridges,
respectively,O o. L. Kipp, construction
engineer, and w. F. :Rosenwald,
maintenance engineer, are other rep
resentatiyes Of the Minnesota High
way Department atythe meeting: The
organization is made up Of highway
executives Of nearly all the states
in the union and. its programs are
made up of papers and discussion by
highway authorities of wide reputa-
ton. - 3 K. x AZ 44I@:r@ >; -:
Delivering the presidents address,
Mr. Babcock pointed out that high
way transportation is major phase
of public service, one of the most
vital factors in the whole scheme,
now that individual transportation
begins and ends On highways: He
recommended revision :. Of federal
highway statutes toward greater
flexibility and workability.s ..:.z !. !.
ssLiberal and increasing funds
provided for highways measure our
responsibilities continued Mr.: Bah
cock .sIt is our duty to see to 1t
that at least one dollars worth OF
highway service is returned for every
highway dollar expended -. ,@.-.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
Allen and Parker Expected
Pa TO Lead. Discussion Of
Khan Activities
CIV Herbert Little)

written for the United Presss)
Madison, Wis, Dec. 1.-The ku
Klux Klan problem in it's relation
to state governments will be an out
standing feature Of the fourteenth
annual conference of governors at
White Sulphur Springs, West Vlr,
ginia, December Ia, Is and 16, it
was indicated by the program OF ad-
dersses as made public here today
by Miles C. Riley, secretary OF the
conference.
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kan
sas, will speak on "The Ku Klu Khan
the Problem 1t Attacks and the
Problem 1t Creates" His militant
opposition to the organization in the
Sunflower state leaves no doubt as
to his stand.
Governor John M. Parker, Louisl-
ana, who recently made a trip to
Washington to complain to Presl-
dent Harding of alleged extra-legal
Continued on Page p
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
SAYS HEALTH OF CITY
IS RUINED BY NOISES
Din of Traffic is Running
Health Of City People,
Says Chicago Doctor
(By United Press)

Chicago, Dec. Elimination of
noisy thoroughfares is recommended
by DR.. Herman N. Bundsesen, COM
missioner of health, as step towards
reducing metropolitan sick lists.
The din of traffic with its conglon1-
Grafton of noises-sirens, horns,
whistles and Changing of surface and
elevated lines-is ruiring the health
OF the city people, according to DR..
Bundesen, 80:
"A surprisingly large number Of
nervous wrecks are created annual,
ly in Chicago and other big cities. by
the incessant din and clamor to which
the population are subjected,T he
declared.
"Rest and quiet are essential to
the maintenance Of health and eff
cheney Of the great crowds of work.
ers who spend most of their time
in downtown Offices in the midst Of
the traffic din"
Bundesen pointed to the beneficial
effects derived by the thousands OF
city people who spend their vaca-
tions in the country.
"They always return with nerves
recovered from the shocks of city
din and noise and in much better
physical condition generally" he
said. .
"The economic benefits Of nose
less traffic were also added to the
health commissioners observations.
"The efficiency Of employees who
work in noisy localities is, reduced
from l 0to 5per cent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
:. SPEAKS HERE TUESDAY

Prof. Hermann S. Herring, c. S. B.
Of Boston, Mass, membe of the
board of lectureship of the Mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, will give a free
lecture entitled "Christian Science,
The Science of Right Living" at the
Rex theatre Tuesday evening, Dec
ember 5, at Sis o'clock.
All seats will be free OF charge
and there will be no collections. The
public in general is invited and
urged to attend this lecture, which
is being given under the auspices OF
the Christian Science society Of Be-
midi.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Mills, murdered nearly three, months
ago, have joined the hall of fame
along with such famous figures as
Dorothy Arnold, Joseph Elwell and
William Desmond Taylor.
Failure of. the grand jury to indict
anybody in the double murder sug-
gests to criminologists the question:
Is the Hall-Mills murder case perma-
nently pegeon-holed?
Two other famous cases remain
unsolved mysteries-
Dorothy Arnold disappeared Dec
liz, 1910. She was never seen again
after coming out of a Fifth avenue
book store in New York that day.
Secert search went on until Jan.
Continued on page q
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Federal s Lqef Approaches Before War Figures
Political Realignl <}z
IS Coming, Not \, md
Party, Survey Reveals
FINAL CONGRESSIONAL WI 5.= Il Il:
!. 81 ~: " SESSION BEGINS TO-DAY
;(Bv United Press)
(By Paul R Mallon)

!. T., (By Paul R. Mallon) -
I. Washington, Dec. 4-The fin
al session of the 9th congress
got under way today with leg
islative matters Of the senate in
a turmoil. .::s,. .s.:; -, i. ::,- W.. =
The special session called by
President Harding. to put the
Ship Subsidy bill through the
house, closed this forenoon and
the regular session opened at
1900 o'clock. VI. :: a.. -5,..,
II The republicans were rallying
Aheir forces to: recover stratezet-
ieally from the. reverses reee'y-
ed during the Shop Subsidy bill
fight. <..:l..,s 70. - - fs," - -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
Governors to Confer
!! On xxx. Problems
PETER LARSON CONFIRMED
AS cASS LAKE REGISTRAR
(By United PresS)

Washington, Dec. 4|The
senate today confirmed the
. nomination of Peter Larson as
registrar of the land Office at
Cass Lake, Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE :. i
.sgs MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

6. The Loyal Order of Moose VIII
meet Tuesday evening for it's first
semi-monthly meeting Of December:
Every membe invited. After the
usual business meet, which is likely
to; be quite short at this time, lunch
is to be served on the plan that was
SO successful a-month ago. IS 7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER TO
-. HOd = MEETfNC TONIGHT

The .Bemidjis chapter Of the Royal
Arch Masons will meet in regular
session at the Masonic hall at 8
O'Clock. tonight. Important business
is to be taken up: and. a large at
tendance of members is urged.
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POSPESTE 81, VELKA LACE

POSPESTE 81, VELKA LACE
Proda Sc farma o 1O7 akrech
v Middlefield, O., 3S mil cd
squaru, IS akrd zorano, Is a.
kr1 velky les, ostatni pastviny.
Ma sklade 100 busll psenice,
'210 ovsa, 20 vagonu sena, s
vozd psenicne slamy, 6 vozd
ovesne slamy, II krav, jalovi-
ce, 2 kone, 2 vozy, jeden trak-
tor, vsechno hospodarske ma
radi, 400 slepic, 25 akrd cor
ny, 11a akru vina, 125 ovoc-
|nych stromu, ddm o Z poko-
jich, dive velka sila. Da sc "a
$4,000; hotove $4,000 a ostat-
nj ma splatky. Vezme Sc tez
k vymene dun jednorodinny
neb dvourodimny. Blizsi sdeli
Paul Korim, 1921 Fleet Ave.
Telfon Broadway 1920 8-24
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE set do
jidelny, do bedroomu, zidle,
bookcase, pool table, nadobi,
kozesinovy kabat, periny, hou-
pax, dive pohovky a jine veci.
Haste sc v els. 2666 E. Boule-
ward. Vezmete Woodland neb
Buckeye karu k vych. 116. ul.
Tel. Garfield, 9772 r.
8-25
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"a PRfCINOU NESTESTf.
ktere mas potkalo, proda Sc
reznicky a grocerni obchod S
budovou, ktera je nova a ci-
helna, aneb Sc vymeni "a pri-
vatni majetek kdekoli. Haste
sc hned u majitele v els. 1896
|vych. 1873. ul. Tel. Broadway
|2157 M. 8-28
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PRODA Sc moderni dum O 6ti
pokojich 8 " akrem pozemku.
Da sc lacino bude-li do 80 dni
prodan, pc pripade Sc pronaj-
me radne rodine. Majetek Sc
naleza ma Theodor ul. cd Lib
by Rd. v Maple Heights. Biz
81 sdeli FIR. Hajek, 44O7 zap.
AZ. ul. 8-25
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neJakOu tichOu pOZnamkOu.
>Kdyz Melichar zproneveril asi
diva tisice, neucinil Ulman o.
znameni o tom ma prosbu sve
choti, jen hladce jej propu-
still re sluzby s nejkrasnejsim
vysvedcenim a odporucenim pre-
ostatni pany sefy.
Nevidano, jeden zlodej.
Nyni obklopii Ulmana lupi.
ci diva, jeho zena a jeji mile.
nee, semkli jej, wall mu vse,
penize, cest, spokojenost, dive.
ru v lidi.
"Tatinku, budeme uz brzy
ma mister" vytrhla jej Fanyn.
ka re zadumani.
Naklonil hodinky proti sve.
thu. ga ctvrt hodiny vystoupi.
me-"
"a proc tam vlastne jedeS
taticku, kdyz maminka ="
"Nefikej 'maminka', nikdy
nicim 81 toho sladkeho jmena
nezaslouzila. Jedu tam, abych
veci, jez mi tn zanechala, cd.
vezf domd. Bude lepe, stane-l
sc tax "a noci. We dne by tt
zpGsobilo poplach pohledy Ii
di a otazky a poznamky byly
by mi nesnesitelnymi. Do diva
nacti jsme ma miste, We tri no
diny po pulnoci odiizdi vlak kl
Praze, casne rano budeme "a
sc donna. Nehnevej Sc, dite ns
mne. We chvilich stesti jsen
ma tebe zapominal, nyni bert
te, detskou dust, Ia svedka Il
trap svych. To uz tax v pova
re lidske."
Oci Fanusciny zalily Sc slza
mi.
V slzach tech zracilo sc vSe
co V mlade dust jeii tn civil
vzpucelo. Litost mad 1trapam
otcovymi, soustrast S jeho DO
lem, strach o budoucnost obol
= nahle, jakoby Sc vzpamato
vala, chopila sc rukou jeho.
"Taticku - nebud' smuten
mas jeste mne, nahradim ii vse
elm tobe JIM ublizili, - at u
tekla, aspon te budu smeti mil
rada jako otce. Vzdyt' Wis, *
jsem k tobe nemela pristupu
jen tu chvili veeer,; kdyz isl pr
Sci do obchodu."
.Vlak stanul, uz asi po desa
te.
i, 'Fanusko, zde vystouplme."
Dest' ustal, ma nebi jasno
plno hvezd, teplou noci vals
vune umoklych kvetin v nadras
nj zahradce, dive petrolejove
lampy ma vysokych sloupecf
mdle ozarovaly nejblizsi okoli
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny cihIo-
Wy dunn, dole 5 svetnic, naho-
re ctyry, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn, sklep pod celym domem,
lot je 40 pfi 145 str. Cena vel
mi levna. Blizsi sc sdeli v {.
1912 Svec Ave. z vych. 131.
ul. 8-23
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DalI pokusy vrhacem bitevni lodi Maryland byly
podnkany Hampton Roads, Va pritomnosti admiraa
Jonese velitele Atlantcke foly admraa Moffetta
cenka odboru vzduchopavectv jenz pravi Vrhac
lie pokusnem stadiu Jest praktcky pracovati
ako ktere vrhana torpedo torpedo
vek Nen daeko den, kdy obchodn aeropany budou
ny vzduchu paluby rychch posovnch lod kdy jese
parniky budou mnoho mil mori'.
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PRIME Sc zena ma vSeObec-
nou domaci praci a ktera uni
vafit. Pc pripade re by mela
odrostlejsi dite nevadilo by to
k jejimu prijmuti. Dobry plat.
Haste sc v els. 431O Broad
way. 8-23
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PRODk>SE majetek ma vych.
131. :ul. proti Union kafe, lot
je so phi Ids strevicich, resi-
dence a garaz So phi 46 stre-
vicich.sc Dobra prilezitest pro
echanika. Blizsl sdeli A. J.
Kozuba, 1897 vych. 131. ul.
8-25
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"Bude to moznO?"

"Bude to mozno?"
"Nevim, dite - nevim co bu
de Ultra, nemohu vedeti, co bu-
de "a 8 mesice. Je mi te Ito, ze
ztravis beze spanku noe, ale
prece ii muslin rici o nestesti
SVEN. Vzdyt' nemam nyni ma
svete nikoho mimo tebe. Snad
je to trest bozi. Ty, dobre mole
dite, po cele leto den CO den jsi
zavrena v obchode a ona, bez-
citna zena, vsim pohodlim opa
trena, nadherny letni byt die
jejiho vkusu jsem il najal, a o.
ma "a vsecku moji lasku a peel
mne tax snizila, oloupila mne j
mole dite v starosti uvrhla, co
ona sama sc svym milencem bu
duje 81 v cizine zaklady move
no zivOta."
Zaprel ruce kfizem pres pr
sa, dival Sc do tiny neproniknu
telne oknem, po nemz potdcky
neustavajicfho deste stekaly.
Pusto tam bylo venku, pusto
v tech krajich, kudy vlak s ra-
chotem Sc hnal, pusto. jako v
.jeho dust. A upominky v ubohe
dust jeho kmitaly jako tu ty te-
legrafni tyce We mdlem osvetle
nj mihaly Sc kolem oxen.
Byval m1adym, zamoznym, a
osud mu uvedl v cestu hezkou,
dobrou a bohatou zinku.
Tech nekolik obapolnych
vlastnosti znaci dplne tax zva-
ne lidske stesti.
Nell jedine dite jen, dcerus-
ku, Fanynku. Cim vice Fanus-
ka rostla a nabyvala krasy, tim
vice matka jeji chradla a va
dla. A nebylo Fanusce uplne de
set rokG, kdyz Ulman svoji do
brou zenu pohfbil.
Pet rokG byl vdovcem a pee
live vychovaval dcerusku svoji
Pet rokG piplal Sc Sc svym pou
patkem, aby nepoznala sve osi
relosti. Osifela byla, ale ne O.
pustena. Az jednoho dne zadi-
val Sc pan Ulman do hezkych
svudnych oci sve mlade kaslr-
ky.
A "a mesic byla 5eho zenou.
Byvala kasirka Klara vesla
jako pani do domacnosti Ulma-
novy a Ulmanova dceruska Fa-
nuska musila il postoupiti sa-
lony nadherneho bytu a jiti "a
uimout jeji misto pri pokladne
v obchode.
Fanuska podvolila sc trpeli-
We tomuto rozhodnuti. A z tr-
pelivosti te soudil otec, ze Fa-
nuska citi Sc v obchode 1plne
spokojenou. Mimo to pan Ul-
man venoval Sc pocatku upl-
ne sve mlade hezke zene, proto
bylo die jeho mineni zcela ma
miste, re Fanuska jej v obcho-
, de zastupovala.
Niceho neodeprel sve mlade
zene = ma dceru "a to pomalu
, zapominal. Cd sve svatby ami
jedinkrat nevkrocila mlada pa
nj do obchodu, Fanuska tam
musila byti cd rama do noci,
Pod zaminkami nejlepsimi udr
zovalas pani Ulmanova svoji ne
vlastni dceru minlo dozor.
: Ulman vse schvalil. Kdyz Sc
dozvedel, ze jeho zena udrzu.
je korrespondencni spojeni {
byvalynn dcetnim Ulmanova "a
vodu. Melicharem, spokoiil sc
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PRODA Sc lot ma zap. 1O4. ul.
jizne cd Lorain Ave. Je 40 pri
LOG. str. kanal, voda, chodnik,
da Sc LEVINE "a $500. Haste sc
u Paul Korin, 1921 Fleet Ave.
8-24
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PRODAM DUN v CORLETT
10 5ti svetnicich "a $4,000; far
mu o 48 akrech, 16 mil cd
Squaru, zahrada, vinice, dunn
o 8 pokojich, dobre bane, ce-
ma $500. BlizSi sdeli Josef
Krizek, 1870 Durkee Ave.
8-23
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dum 6ti svetnicich s
koupelnou, po pripade sc Wy
meni "a dvourodinny. Haste
Sc v els. 1915 New York Ave.
z Warner Rd. 8-26
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PRODA Sc mahoganovy book
case "a $500; praci stroj ja-
ko novy "a SIP; davenport a
library set "a $45.OO; kuchyn-
sky still $500. Haste sc v els.
1927 Dolloff Rd. 8-23
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I E N A
ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. j. l.. Hrdina.
/


ullcl OZaren JaSne We VSech pro
storach, vykladni skrine zapla-
veny belouckym svetlem zaro-
vek, ale pine dive hodiny jiz u
belly cd te DOLBY, kdy Sc tn OBJ
jevil posledni dnesnf kupec. Ma
osvetlenych ,dlazdickach chod-
niku videti kazdou kapku hu-
steho, vytrvaleho deste, slyseti
nemily selest dopadajicich
krdpeji, kdyz prejede preplne
ny VIZ tramwaye kolem, nebo
kdyz zanikne rachot drozky.
Pc chodniku kmitne sc obcas
postava pod umoklym destni-
KEN, nekdo letmo pohledne do
osvetlenych skladd nadhery,
jiny sc ami neohledne.
Clenove obchodniho persona
lu rozestaveni strategicky "a
putty, kontroluji hodiny, mrzu-
te uklizeji veci davno jiz ukli-
zene, jen aby nejaka minuta
ubehla.
Slecna kasirka odlozila hac
kovani, vedlejsi to svoje Ia
mestnani v prazdne chvili, u
zamkla pokladnu, vstala a po-
hodila hlavou k blizkemu zr-
cadlu.
"Pane ucetni!
"Prejete 81 slecno?" oval
sc mlady elegan "a sklenenou
Zastenou ma opacne strane pull
tu.
"Nikdo nejde a nepfijde,
snad bychom mohli zavirati.
Z "Jeste deset minut, slecno,"
prohodil tonem ne urcujicim,
spise jakoby prosil o souhlas.
"Omluvitelno by to dnes by
TO-"
Gale ne obchodnicke. N.Y.
slim, re pan sef mas jeste ma
vstivi."
"V tom desti sem tatinek ne
pdjde. Ostatne poledne pri
obede 81 mi stezoval, re mu
dnes neni volno. Rada bych
proto prisla o chvili drive do
NIL"
"Tedy zavirat!' obratil Sc
ucetni Ike sluhum, jiz ustrani
vedle komptoiru cekali uz pri-
praveni ma tento rozkaz.
A razem bylo krame 1.-Two,
veselo, plno reci, kazdy mel ma
zreteli jen dvere obchodu, tre-
ba tam venku rinuly Sc potoky
vody z oblak ma vymytou dlaz
bu.
V te chvili tryskem primal
sc kocar, stanul u chodniku
proti dverim obchodu, koca
ru vystoupil stihly starsi pan S
prokvetalym plnovousem a Ia
meril sem.
"Pan sef prijelw ozvalo Sc
kramem vSichni sc Ease vra
cell ma sva mista.
"Proc uz nezavirate?" ptal
sc ucetniho, sotva vkrocil.
"Stane Sc tax ihned."
"Tedy rychle = pockam 81
ma klice."
"Vezmu je domu, tatinku,'
nabizela sc slecna kasirka.
"Ne = Fanusko, pojedes sc
mnou."
Prekvapena zadivala Sc Ma
sveho otce. Celia rada otazek
tkvela v jejich ocich.
"Jen Sc ustroj, dite, pojedes
Sc mnou."
Exam tatinku - v tom de-
sti?"
"Prave re nepohoda, objed
nal jsem viz. Jinak bychon
ten kousek cesty dosli pesky."
"Smim Sc ptati, tatinku ="
"K veceri Sc mnou pojedes
ty mala mole vsetecko, dne'
budeme vecereti v restauraci
- to je cele tajemstvi. Ustro
se."
Kloboucek >pripjala ma hla
WI, oblekla jupicku.
"Nemela bych snad zajit
Honoi1 tatinku pfeVleknOut
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc majetek O 5ti a.
krech, s domem (Cottage) o
a svetnicich, sklep, filtrovana
cisterna, zdarma plyn pro
dunn a RUNE zarizeni. Haste
Sc na Hathaway Allotmentu v
Maple Heigts z Turney Rd.,
blize Dunham Ave. 8-29
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VYMENl Sc "a majetek a.
neb proda. "a hotove, hudebni
obchod Sc zasobami graphopho
MI, kontrakt ma Columbia stro-
je, hudebni nastroje, player
piana, Rolls. Obchod je dobre
zalozen a Sc vyplacejici. Zavo-
lejte telefonem ITO w. 1923
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PRIJME SE:

PRIME Sc dobry zehlic ma
svrchnf kabaty. Haste Sc "
c. 4807 Jewett Ave. 8-24
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PRIJME Sc divku ma dOmaci
praci. Haste sc v els. 1923
Broadway. 8-24