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I, could not but take it as a good
omen when. in his pride Of wealth
and family and tradition, he laid bare
everything to US. for the sake of Alma
Willard. 1t was clear thet In this
family there was one word that stood
above all others. DUTY"
AS were were about to leave after an
interview barren of new facts. q
young man was announced, Mr.. Hal
sey Post. He bowed politely to us,
but 1t was evident why he had called,
as his eye followed Alma about the
room.
The son Of the late Halsey Post Of
Post & Vance. silversmiths, who have
the large factory in town, which you
perhaps noticed" explained the sena-
tor. my daughter has known him
all her life. A very fine young man."
Later we learned that the senator
had bent every effort toward securing
Halsey Post as q son-in-law, but his
daughter had had views Of her own
on the subject.
Post waited until Alma had with
drawn before he disclosed the real
object of his visit. In almost a whis-
per, lest she should still be listening,
no said: There Is q story about town
that Vera Lytton's former husband
an artist named Thurston-was here
Just before her DEATH"
Senator Willard leaned forward as
IL expecting to hear Dixon immediate
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day Mr.. Thurston was here and later
in the day / gave him a letter to for
ward to Mr.. Thurston. which had
come after the artist left. I'm sure
no one else knew the artist. He was
here the morning of the day she died
and-and-that's every bit I'm going
to tell you about him. SO there. /
don't know why he came or where
he went"
THAT'S a thing we must follow up
later" remarked Kennedy as we
made our adieus. Jus. now I want
to get the facts in hand. The next
thing on my program is to see this
DR.. Waterworth.'
We found the doctor still in bed
In fact, q wreck as the result of his
adventure. He had little to correct
in the facts of the story which had
been published SO far. But there
were many other details of the poi
soning he was quite willing to dis
cuss frankly.
TT was true about the jar of am
moniaT asked Kennedy.
Eyes" he answered. 1T was stand
ing, on her dressing table with the
note crumbled up in it. just as the
papers said"
"And you have no idea why 1t was
there?"
Il didn't say that. can guess.
Fumes of ammonia are one of the
antidotes for poisoning of this kind
But Vera Lytton could hardly have
known that" objected Kennedy.
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mo. of course not. But she prob
ably did know that ammonia is good
just for that sort of faintness which
she must have experienced after TAX
ing the powder. Perhaps she thought
of sal volatile, ! don't know. But
most people know that ammonia In
some form is good for faintness of
this sort, even IL they don't know
anything about cyanides and"
Then it was cyanide?" interrupted
Craig.
Yes" he replied slowly. 1T was
evident that he was suffering great
physical and nervous anguish as the
result Of his too intimate acquain-
lance with the poison in question.
will tell you precisely how it was.
Prof. Kennedy. When I was called
in to see Miss Lytton I found her on
the bed. l pried open her jaws and
smelled the sweetish odor of !. the
cyanogen gas. / knew then what
she had taken, and at the moment
she was dead. In the next room /
heard some one moaning. The maid
said that it was Mrs. Boncour, and
that she was deathly sick. I ran
into her room, and though she was
beside herself with pain managed
to control her, though she struggled
desperately against me. l was rush
ing her to the bathroom, passing
through Miss Lytton's room. What's
wrong? l asked as l carried her
along. I took some of that she re-
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piled. pointing to the bottle on thu
dressing table

piled. pointing to the bottle on the
dressing table.
II put small quantity Of it's crys-
tai contents on my tongue. Then
realized the most tragic truth OF my
life. I, had taken one OF the dead
Hest poisons in the world. The door
of the released gas Of cyanogen was
strong. But. more than that. the
metallic taste and the horrible burn
ing sensation told Of the presence
Of some form of mercury. too. In
that terrible moment my brain work
ed with the incredible swiftness OF
light. In a flash / knew that II /
added maiic acid TO the mercury
perchloride> of mercury or corrosive
sublimate-I would have calomel o
subchloride of mercury. the only
thing that would switch the poison
out of my system and Mrs. Bon
cour's.
SEEKING her about the waist.
hurried into the dining room On a
sideboard was a dish OF fruit. I took
two apples. made her eat one. core
and all. I ate the other. The fruit
contained the malic acid needed to
manufacture the calomel. and made
it right there in natures own labora-
tory. But there was no time to stop.
had TO act just as quickly to neu-
tralize that cyanide. too. Remem-
bering the ammonia, I rushed back
with Mrs. Boncour, and we inhaled
the fumes. Then I found a bottle
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ly acquitted. None Of us was pre-
pared for the next remark.
And the story goes on to say that
he threatened to make a scene over
wrong he says he has suffered from
Dixon. I don't know anything more
about it, and tell you only because
think you ought to know what DAN
bridge Is saying under its breath"
We shook OF the last Of the re-
porters who affixed themselves to us.
and for moment Kennedy dropped
In at the little bungalow to see Mrs.
Boncour She was much better,
though she had suffered much. She
had taken only pinhead Of the poi
son, but 1t had proved very nearly
fatal.
/ Had Miss Lytton any enemies
whom you think OF. people who were
jealous Of her professionally" asked
Craig.
Dixon was an enemy" she replied
sBut this Mr.. Thurston," put in
Kennedy quickly. "One is not usually
visited in perfect friendship by q
husband who has been divorced"
She regarded him keenly for a mo-
ment. "Halsey Post told you that"
she said; No one else knew he was
friend Of both Vera and Mr.. Thur
ston before they separated. BY
chance he happened to drop in the
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OF peroxide Of hydrogen. washed
out her stomach with it, and then
my own. Then I. injected some Of
the peroxide into various parts OF
her body; The peroxide Of hydrogen
make oxamide. which is a harmless
compound.
The maid put Mrs. Boncour to
bed, saved. I went to my house.
wreck Since then I have not left
this bed With my legs paralyzed 1
lie here. expecting each hour to be
my last
Would you taste an unknown
drug again to discover the nature or
a probable poisonT' asked Craig.
Il don't know" he answered slow
1y. but I suppose would. In such
a case a conscientious doctor has no
thought of self. He is there to do
things, and he does theb. according
to the best that is in Him. In spite
of the fact that I haven't had one
hour OF unbroken, sleep since that
fatal day. I suppose would do it
again.
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THE POISONED PEN
By arthur B. Reeve.
One of The Stars Weekend Fiction Series
Each story complete in three installments.


England self-restraint could not hide
the very. human Spallor of her face
after the sleepless nights and nervous
days since this trouble had broken on
her placid existence. Yet there was
mark of strength and determination
on her face that was fascinating. The
man who would trifle with this girl,
felt. was playing fast and loose
with her very life. I thought then,
and said to Kennedy afterwards IF
this DR.. Dixon is guilty, you have no
right to hide 1t from that girl. Any
thing less than the truth will only
blacken the hideousness Of the crime
that has already been committed"
The senator greeted us gravely, and
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Continued In tomorrow Star.

According to the official documents
Of the soviet government no fewer
than !, 766,118 persons have been ex-
ecuted in Russia during the past fve
years.
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The Plan!

Buy any item advertised here at
its regular price (not our cut
price,, and get another one for lie.
For instance, buy one tube of tooth
paste for 25c and we sell you a
second tube for 1c-the two for
26c.
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Extra! Exlra{
This SOC Box of
PARK & TILFORD'S
CHOCOLATES
2 boxes Sic

Choicest quality Chocolates, in an
attractive half-pound package and
guaranteed fresh and perfect. Made
by Park and Tilford of New York.
Buy one box at the regular price of
5Oc-get another for 1c. z for Sic.
Soc one-pound Riverside
Assorted Chocolates, special,
2for6lc.
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All Sc Chewing Gums, z packages
for &c.
10 Hershey's Almond Bars, z for
lie.
Sc Life Savers,".2 packages, Sc.
35c pound Gum Drops (assorted),
pounds, sec.
zoe pound Porous Taffy, 2
pounds, zle.
Sc Houton Nut Bars, z for Sc.
SOC pound Box Chocolate Al
monds, pounds, Sic.
33c pound Cream Mints, z pounds,
Sac.
SOC Planters Peanuts, z pounds,
Sic.
Ice pound Peanut clippings, z
pounds, zoe.
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PRODA Sc grocerni cash OBJ
chod, rohovy stor els. 1923
E. 18th ST., kde sc trzi pres
$500 tydne. Malo pracovnich
hodin, V nedeli Sc zavira. Pek-
ny byt pri obchode. Cena
pouze $500. Haste Sc u a.
genta V els. 1921 E. 55th St.
S-lI
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DlVKY ZRANENY "a AUTO
MOBILOVE MELODY.

Auto, rizene w. A. Conley-
EN-, 3138 vych. 94. ul. Sc pre-
vratilo ma vrsku Richmond u
Warrensville, nasledkem vjeti
do jamy. S Conleyem jedouci
11-leta Ruzena Dedkova, z {.
5000 Marble ave. byla spolu $
13-letou Bertou Dutychovou, z
1901 Marble ave. vyhozena
ma dlazbu a zlomena il noha.
Obe divky pax byly znacne
potluceny.
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Pc malem odpocinku We stare
vlasti, jsem opet k Vasim sluz
BAN, pfipraven zaopatriti
Vam dam aneb postaviti jej
die Vasich planu. Nam tez
nekolik dobrych stavebnich To-
til, ma kterych Vam postavim
"a velmi mirnych podminek.
Ia dobrou praci a uspokoje-
nj ruci
EMIL SLAVfCEK
kontraktOr
11725 MILES AVE.
Tel. Union 318 K.
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NOVY PREPAID DfVKY.-

19-leta Anna Kovalska, {.
$500 vych. So. ul. sla vcera v
noci z Luna parku domI, kdyz
byla nahle prepadena muzem.
jenz Sc snazil zatahnouti j do
ohrady ma Maurice Ave. a W.
chodni IS. ul. Utocnik ohro-
zoval divku nozem, ale kdyz
Sc blizil nocni hlidac John
Westlake, rychle prchl. Poll
Gle po drzem utocnikovi pa.
ira.
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sebou tvar nejasne pouze
- ruse vlasy; podobne tvare
nenasel ma vsech tech podoben
kach. Byl mrzut. Uzravalo "
mem presvedceni, ze zdstane
starym mladencem.
Sesmutnel.
Kip, klap, kip, klap
ozyvalo Sc kancelari. TAX jed
notvarne, stejnym tempem. Ru
sa hlavicka sklonena mad psa-
elm strojem, prsty hbite kip,
klap, kip, klap
Modre oci nevidi pestre
smesice lidi ma hlavni tride, do
niz smeruji okna kancelare;
pozorne sleduji stiidave prsty
a pismenka vyrazena ma papi-
re.
Kip, klap, kip, klap. :!
Jako by ut'al; valecek zasramo
til, kdyz vyjimala dopsany do
pis re stroje. Rusa hlava sklo-
Mia Sc opet a oci znovu preci-
tail radky.
Zasramotila zidli, kdyz VISTA
vala.
SpeSne vesla do sousedni kan
celare.
Mad psacim stolen hluboko
sklonen sedel sef. V zari slun-
ce leskla Sc jeho temer hola
hlava. Vzdycky, kdykoli vstou
pila, nasla jej takto pracujici-
no. Byl jiz dobrym sedesatni-
KEN a jeho jmeni pocitalo Sc
ma nekolikrat sedesat tisic.
Zdalo Sc, re nezna odpocin-
ku; prvni byval v kancelari a
posledni nj vychazel. Pri tom
dial, ably jeho personal nezaha
lei ami okamzik. Honoroval jej
spatne, skrtil ma lidech, nepral
sam sobe oddechu, co zatim je
no starsi syn, aktivni porucik,
rozhazoval plnyma rukama.
Vypravelo Sc mem, re BY
val nepatrnym drednikem We
stavitelske kancelari zpdsob,
jakym zbohatl, nebyl docela
jasny.
Zvednul svou lysou hlavu,
kdyz vstoupila a zahledel Sc ma
nj pod zlateho skfipce.
Vypadal dosti komicky.
"Jste hotova?" tazal Sc. Mlu
vii trochl nosem, ponekud line.
TAX mluvil vzdy, kdykoliv 81
pfal, aby Sc zdal byti vlidnym.
Znala tento hlas, byl il pro-
tivnym. Mlcky podala mu ma
psany dopis.
Odkaslal a precital 81 jej po-
lohlasne. Kancelari ozyvalo Sc
jakoby vrneni. Opet odkaslal a
podepsal Sc podpisem, ktery
marne by Sc snazil laik preci-
sti.
"Obstarejte expedici muze
te jit." Tentyz hlas. Protivny.
Prijala dopis, okopirovala,
: vlozila do obalky, kdyz byla ma
,, psala adresu a rychle Sc porou-
celia.
Bala Sc, ably mu nenapadlo
! zmenit sve rozhodnuti, aby 81
nevymyslil jeste nejakou praci
Pohledla ma hodiny, bylo jiz
Sest.
Jen il tax dlouho zdrzoval
ponevadz byla re sill nejmladsl
Rychle vysla ma ulici. Bylo zde
hlucno, ona vsak nedbala. CT
!, tia unavu a prala 81 byti do
ma.
: Cestou uvazovala o SVEN III
vote. Jak jednotvarne zije; ra
no do kancelare jeste pred o
smou, v poledne DON'T ope
pred druhou do kancelare a W
Ger, vecer jak 81 sef usmysli ;
miloStiv6 ii nrOnllSti.
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III.

prohlizetf plsma adres. Byla
vsecka uhledna. Mel myslenku
jiti doml a pohodlne 81 je pre-
cist. PAX Sc vsak rozmyslil il
max. PGjde do parku sedne 81
nekam do ustrani a prohledne
81 je. Byl nejak vzruSen, drzel
je pevne' v ruce, obcas je pre-
pocitavaje, neztratil-li nekte-
ry.
Sci Ease onou aleji jako wee
ra ;dnes vsak special a nevsi-
NAL 81 hrajicich deti a aniz 81
byl toho dobre vedom, ocitl sc
opet ma one tiche cesticce.
Dnes nebyla lavicka .obsaze-
ma. Zaradoval sc - ale ne, ci-
til, re je mu to nemile, byl by
radeji ma nj uzrel vcerejsi svou
neznamou.
Usedl. Nevedel ktery z dopi
sG ma prvy otevfit. Srovnaval
je die velikosti a zacal cd nej-
mensiho. Zkoumave prohhzel
pismo a slovosled, snaze sc ca
stecn6 poznati povahu pisatelci
nu. S vetsi vsak zvedavosti pro
hlizel fotografie. Byly vsechny
dosti hezke, zadna .iej vsak pri
lis neupoutala. Ku podivu, "a
dne z Mich nebylo dosud tricet; !;
ami fotografie t6mu nenasvedco
valy, ale, coz lhou-li sve mladi,
vzdyt' to jde, ne?
Tiche, lehoucke kroky.
Ohledl Sc.
Ach, jeho neznama. Chvat-
ne zastrcil fotografie dopisy
do kapsy; jestlize je nyni po-
pletl a vrati pisatelkam nepra-
We, napadlo jej.
Konecne je to vse jedno, po-
myslil 81.
Jeho neznama chtela 81 pa
trne usednout ma lavicku, ma
jdouc il vsak obsazenu, presla
kolem, iakoby no tn ami neby-
10. On vSak dobre postihl
mracek nevole v jejim oblice-
il. Vstal a nabizel il misto. Pc
-dekovala, nechce pry sedet a
sla dale.
Mily byl jeji hlas, on vsak
sc ma nj zlobil, proc no tax bez-
ohledne odbyla? Nu, ale co
chtel ma nj? Co to nesla? Dnes
nemela sebou knihy, pouze
cislo novin. Novin = jake pax
noviny? Nemylil-li Sc, tytez, v
| nichz inseroval.
Kdyby tax = ne, nemozno.
Vstal a nenapadne il sledo-
val. Nasla 81 jinou lavicku, u
sedla jala Sc clsti noviny.
TAX, zrovna tax, jako on je
cetl V den svych narozenin.
Bude-li take cist jeho ma
bidnuti? Usedl ma neprilis VIDA
lenou lavicku a pozoroval il
Cetla zadni stranu novin, ale
odlozila je tax nenucene vedle
sebe, re nemohl toho uhodnou.
| ii. Zahledela sc do neurcita.
O Gem as premysli?
Kraticko tax setrvala. VISTA.
la odchazela.
Chtel il sledovat, umysl je
no prekazil mu kolega, kterJ
Sc k nemu pridal a vyzyval je.
k navsteve vinarny. Mel M
nej zlost. ale medal il znati ns
sobe. Sci S nechuti.
| Domu Sc vratil dosti pozde,
ponekud tezkou hlavou.
Pristiho dne opet vyzvedl d.
pisy, donna je prohledl a spoil
S vcerejsimi vratil fotografi
ma udane adresy. Zbyly MI
dive, o nichz nevedel, ku kite
rym dopisum nalezi; nezastrci
ie vcera v parku do obalek
nyni byl v nejistote.
Vcera! Vzpominal vcerejsk
a rozezlen ma kollegu, zlostn
. uhodil pesti o desku psacih
! stolu.
!. Vstal, Sci do kuchyne sve b
: tne q ony dive fotOprafie hodil
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PRODA Sc modernf dunn 5ti
pokojich koupelnou, blize ka-
ry, je tam elektrika, plyn, fer
nes, garaz. Cena $1,000, vez-
me Sc tez lot co splatka. Haste
sc els. 3443 vych. l05. ul. po
6te hOd. Vecer. S-14
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LETO JIZ JE ZDE!

Vas oblek potfebuje opravu,
vycisteni neb vyzehlenf, v
cemz jak panIm tax damam
odborne poslouzi osvedceny
SMOLfKUV ZAVOD
jenz neni k prekonani.
Prineste Vase satstvo do OBJ
chodu v (. 6217 Broadway neh
zavolejte a my 81 pro objednav
ku prijedeme a tez Vam il
privezeme., o. S. Union 553-W
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MLADA ZENA prime misto
jako hospodyn6 neb ma domaci
praci. Adresa Sc sdeli v adm.
"Sveta". 80
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NOVY VEK.

PAM pres 40 roku, bezdet
ma, pfala by 81 seznamiti Sc
S panem v start do SO roku.
Rozumne dopisy beze vsech
urazek, zaslete ma adresu:
"Novy vek", 4514 Broad
way.
MzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZ ZZZZZZzzzzzzzz
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PRODA Sc
GARFIELD PARK.

Moderni dunn O 6ti pokoiich
tvrde podlahy, parni vytapeni,
dlazdena ulice, naleza Sc bli-
re kary. Hotove $500, ostatni
ma mesicni splatky, vezme Sc
tez lot. Haste sc u Cuyahoga
Construction Co. 236 Engineers
Bldg. Tel. Main GA. SO
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt pro pany,
neb mensi rodinu. Plyn, elek-
trika. Najem $500 mesicne.
Haste sc V els. 45O1 Champa
ulice. S-l2
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"a PRICINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny dun V Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dve koupelny,
garaz. fernes a jine zarizeni.
Da sc velnll laclno a na mirne
splatky. Haste sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave. 4
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staci, by Sc uzivila - by kou-
pila ma sebe nejaky ten ha-
dirk.
Zrychlila krok. Vesla do We
dlejsi ulice; hnedle byla donna.
Spechala po schodech do tie
tho patra, kde bydlela u chu-
de vdovy pc malem drednicku,
ktera sama obyvajic kuchyni,
pokoj il pronajala. Jedla tez
u nj, nemela daleko do kancela
re a pani kvartyrska byla do
brou zenou.
Vychazely spolu dobre, po-
mahajice 81 navzajem. PAM ne
byla donna. M6la vsak svuj
klic, odemkla a vesla. Veceri
mela prichystanou. Byla dosti
jednoducha, ale j stacila; O.
pravdovou chuti poustela Sc
do nj.
A co tax jedla, premyslela
stale o sobe. Zdali pax Sc jed
nou zmeni ten jeji zivot, napa
dlo il. Leda kdyby Sc provda,
la. Provdala - usmala Sc, tax
trpce. Kdo by 81 il wal, il,
chudou jako kostelni mys. CT
by sc nekdo do nj zamiloval?
Blahova, tote jenom v roma
mech, ano v romanech - zami
lovat - nesmysl; ma co to my
sli.
Karala Sc.
Oprela hlavu dian leve ru-
ky zahledela sc oknem ven.
Nevidela mic, nez zacernale
zdi sousednich domu; okno
vedlo do dvora, byt byl take
proto levnejsi.
Citila sc zde tax stisnenou,
jako We vezeni. Jinak byvalo
u Mich donna. Donna! Ach, jiz
davno tomu, kdy mela svuj do
NOV. opravdovy domov.
Tam, dole, ma jihu Moravy v
male pekne, slovacke vesnicce.
Vidi il v zamysleni, malou, ci-
stou, cele skrytou v ddoli, pl-
nickou zahrad s ovocnymi stro
my. Dokola vesnicky urodna
pole! nepatrne navrsi Sc zvoni-
ci pripomina, ze tn jsou tez
lidska obydli. Jednopatrova
skola, v niz jeff otec byl ridi.
elm ucitelem.
Ach, byvaly to krasne, bez
starostne easy, kdyz spolu vt
snickymi detmi dovadela ns
pastvisku "a vsi, kdyz brodils
Sc v potoce, ktery jako .temef
kazde vesnici i zde vinul 81
navsi.
PAX il dal otec do blizkeht
okresniho mesta do mest'anskt
skoly. Nastaly j starosti, ne
bot mela nyni vice uceni. Tr
valo dlouho, nez 81 zvykla, ne
bylo We meste jako donna. By
dlela sice u tety, sestry sveh'
otce, ale chybela il ona vol
most venkova. Vyspivala! Kdy;
byla v tretim rocniku, onemoc
mel il otec; dosud nevi, jake,
nemoci, brzy j vsak podlehl
Vzpomina, jak bylo u nicl
smutno, kdyz "a necely mesi'
po pohrbu prijela opet don't
ma vanocni svatky. Byly samo
ny - ona a matka. Zamlkle,
ODE velkym bolem v dust
piece matcin byl vetsi. Citil;
svoji churavost a obavala Sc
ze nedozije ami, nez vychov;
svoji dceru tax dalece, ably 81
sama uzivila. A nedockala sc
Kdyz skoncen skolni rok
ona tesla Sc ma prazdniny, do
sla il smutna zprava, re mat
ka tezce onemocnela. Ia nek'
lik dni pax po jejim pfijezd'
prijela teta ma pohreb.
Osamela, byla sirotou!
Shy vstoupily il do oci q
techto trudnych myslenek; b.
lest davno prozita znovu zalon
covala jejim nitrem a ona pro
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PRODA Sc PRO JEDNU
RODINU.

6 svetnic koupelna, elektri-
ka, sklep, pekny lot, ma dlaz-
dene ulici. $500 hotove a zby-
tex mesicne. Cena $1,000.
Velky jednorodin. dum ma
dlazdene ulici v okoli vych. 49.
ulice. 4 svetnice uvnitr. Tez
mono pridelat svetnici nahore
"a malych vydani. $1,000 hoto-
We a zbytek mesicne. Cena pou
ze $500. - Lace tohoto domu
Sc zarucuje.
a svetnice dole, 4 loznice a
koupelna nahore, elektrika,-
furnace, sklep. Pekny lot a ga
raz. Ma dlazdene ulici blize W.
chodni 49. ulice. $1,000 hotove
a zbytek mesiene. Cena$48OO.
V CORLETT 5 svetnic a kou-
pelna, elektrika, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem. furnace. Prave sc
dostavuje. $500 hotove a zby
tex mesicne. Cena $4,000.
v CORLETT, 5 svetnic kou-
pelna, vse dole, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, furnace, elektrika.
Toto jest cihlovy dum asi 2 ro-
ky. stary. $500 hotove zby-
tex mesicne. Cena $500.
v CORLETT 5 svetnic a kou-
pelna, sklep. furnace, elektrika
novy, prave dohotoven. Vse
dole. Velky lot. $500 hotove
a zbytek mesicne. Cena $500.
Pri koupi techto majetku "a
rucujeme predem nasim zakaz-
nikum nejenom mike ceny, ale
i svedomitou obsluhu. Vase
spokojenost jest nasi oznamkou.
STUPKA & RACK
REALTY co.
V Progress B. S. & L. Co.
1868 Broad ay
1929 Vych. 131. ul.
Tel. Broad 2202 Union 764 l.
SO
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PRODA Sc inoderni dunn 6ti
pokoiich, koupelna, elektrika,
sklep pod celym- .domem, bfi-
dlicova strecha, konkrytova
garaz pro til auta. Cena $500
- Haste Sc v els. 573s Por-
tage Ave-, blize Broadway.
8-1l
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ViTEzTVf LASKY.
NOV VELA.
Napsala Andela Kyjovska.

vsak fotografie vratil. Zadna
Sc mu nezamlouvala, hledal ne
co, aniz vedel CO. Videl pred
sebou tvar - nejasne pouze
- ruse vlasy; a podobne tvare
nenasel ma vsech tech podoben
kach. Byl mrzut. Uzravalo v
mem presvedceni, ze zdstane
starym mladencem.
Sesmutnel.
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DR. o B N E
ON Am K Y.

HLEDA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, ktery sc bud koupi, a.
neb "a ktery Sc vymeni MAZE
TEX. Haste sc v els. 1925 W.
chOdni 49. ul. 8-11
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-05
Billy Whiskers

You remember yesterday Billy was
getting nearer and nearer to death In
the slaughter house with every step.
Finally the last corner had been
reached. In the middle of each
cross street stood a pony with a cow
boy on its back. ready to race after
any animal that tried to escape.
Now is my chance" thought Billy.
Il will butt the pony out of the way
and then make a run for freedom"
He made a plunge at the pony, but
somehow missed his side and went
straight under him. between his legs.
but the pony was so short, and Billy
so tall. that he upset the pony and his
rider and left them sprawling and
kicking. while he ran for dear life up
one drive and down another, lodging.
butting and hooking anything n per-
son that came in his way. After
running behind buildings and sheds
so his pursuers would lose the chase.
he at last saw a big gateway with the
gate open, and he made for that and
escaped into the street. just as he
heard the clatter Of the cowboys
ponies bearing down upon him. He
ran to the other side Of q street car
and kept that between; him and the
ponies until he came to a side street.
Down this he ran until he came to an
alley and up this as fast as he could
60. Seeing 4. a stable-door Open, he