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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03

krat od tatinka dostal a neby-
tt pfimluvy maminGiny, snad
by byl nan tatinek panu baro-
novi zaloval. Maminka mu
drzela kazani a ptala sc ho, CO
ma tom ma, re tolik Pile? On
stal cely usouzeny a povidal
re "a to nemdze, re no najed-
nou neco chyti, re must pitt a
re je mu pri tom naramne bla.
re. To je divine, ze?"
"Jak mu muze byti blaze
kdyz to potion odstune," usou-
dill Vratislav moudre. ~ mas
Sc letos o studentskem plesu
nektefi opili a skoro Vsichni te
odstonali."
"a to smell tolik piti?" pta.
la sc naivne.
"Nu, nesmeli, ale udelali to
Oni lecccos nesmeji a udelai
to. A je to mnohokrat dost O.
ISklive.'
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13O AKRU, 8-pokojovy dum,
velka stodola, ovocne stromy,
bllze Ravenna, 0. Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majeteh Cena $4,000
80 AKRU, 7-pokojovy dunn, 2
stodoly, IA mil cd Clevelandu,
ovocne stromy, dlazdena costa.
Cena $4,000.
AZ AKRU, novy 6-pokojovy
dunn, 400 ovocnych stromu, 4
akry vinice, blize Mayfield I'd.
Cena $4,000.
So AKRU, IA mile cd jezera
Erie, blize Painesville, 8-poko-
iovy dunn, koupelna, vlastni
plyn, voda, plynova kamna, -
vymeni Sc "a mestsky majetek,
cena S12.50O.
Is AKRU S protekajici vodou,
10 mil Cd Sqaru, dlazdena costa
cena $4,000.
IL AKRU na Broadview, dlaz-
dena costa, pull akru VINCE ,ce-
na $1,000.
Il AKRU ma ABC draze, novy
ctyr-pokojovy bungalow, cena
$4,000.
Moderni 10-pokojovy 2-rodin-
|noVy dunn, dlazdena ulice, bill
ze Z. boulevardu. So, 800.
? domy, rohovy lot, koupel-
ma, plyn, elektr. blize 55. ul. a
Broadway, hotove $1,000 cena
$4,000.
Co mate Ma vybenu "a 2 OBJ
chody, 3 suity, rohovy lot 80x
lao Corlett, cena $4,000.
Novy moderni 6-pokojovy
dunn na dlazdene ceste, hotove
$1,000, cena $4,000. Dotazy
zodpovl
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krasne zabavy. Je to hezke, re
Sc tt mladi lide . prazdninach
hybaji, aspon prinesou vzdy
trochu zivota mezi ty starsi."
'Ba. Clovek potrebuje OBJ
cas- zapomenout ma denni tram
poty. Chtel jsem, ably take
zena jela, ale ma donna ty diva
kluky, ktere nechce cizim ru-
kan sverit a na vylet je brat
neni mono. Jiste by tam pri-
sli k urazu. Az Ease po dru-
he neco bude, pojede ona a ja
zustanu donna hlidat tn bujnou
celadku."
"Ve skole jsou hodni, dobre
Sc uci,' branil deti ridici.
MAN z toho radost, proto-
re je chci dat ma studio, ale
pres to jsou donna notni ulicni-
ci. Vida, uz to zacina."
Ted Sc ozvala hudba decho-
vych nastroju a protoze povoz
zajel Ma zatocku, mohli pozo-
rovat, jak dalce asi ctvrt no.
diny tahne sc kolem lesa dlou-
ny pruvod, v jehoz cele trepe-
tala Sc korouhev. "a kterou Sla
tlupa hudebniku. Ia mimi ST.
nula Sc dlouha rada obecen-
stva, mezi nimiz hloucek stu
dentu hezky v radach 81 vykra,
coval.
VSichni V kocare otocili hla-
Wy divali Sc, start pani la
skavymi usmevy, Vratislav a
Karla horiclmi pohledy.
"To je krasne," vydechla ny
nj Karla nadsene, obracejic Sc
k Vratislavovi ieji oci planu-
ly jako ohne.
| "Je, piisvedcil, "a bude pry
to vesele. Dve veselohry bu-
dou hrat a potom Sc budou zpi-
vat kuplety. Povidali hned O
velikonocich, co mali vybra-
no."
| Poposedla nedockave "a
Gala rovnat zahyby sve sukyn-
ky.
"A take sc bude tancovat 2"
zeptala Sc nahle zvedave, pre-
mahajic ostychavost.
| Take, ovSem jen na trav~
niku. Je pry tam takove row.
ne, travnate misto a kdyz Sc
nebude hrat, bude sc tanco-
vat"
| Zamlcel sc ma chvilku a "a
pasil, mali il rici, co mu ma
pablo a po Gem touzil. Ale
| hudba no posilovala a vzruSeni
lmu dodavalo odvahy.
"Zatancite 81 Sc mnou?" 49,
ptal Sc po male pomlcce.
ia neumim," povzdychla 81
usouzene.
"Tolik jiste unite. Tam 81 to-
ho nikdo nevsimne, jak kdo
Itancuje a nesmi sc bat. VSak
! ia take hrozne malo umlm."
i "Ale neyysmejete sc mi po-
tom?' zajiSt' ovala sc pro pri-
pad nezdaru.
"Nejsem tax zlomyslny," -
branil Sc usedle a zatvaril Sc
moudre.
''To Sc teslm," pronesla mad
sene a jejl mlade telo Sc ner-
vosne pohnulo.
Podlval Sc ma nj dele a Ease
citil omen ohen, ktery no zaze-
hoval, kdyz vedle nj usedal.-
Jak je belounka a ruzova, ja-
ke ma hezke oci a rty a jak je-
! j celia postayicka je jako obra
EEK.
! V jeho este dusi ami nebylo
mlsta pozorovat linie jejiho pa
nenskeho tela, prozrazujici-
no pTisti dokonale formy. vyci-
j toval pouze svym instinktem,
ze w ted je libezna a re uz
ted nenl ditetem, ale na pra-
! hu dlvclch let.
| Citil radost, re S III bude
tanclt ze jlste jeho kamaradi
81 il vsimnou budou sc no
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ale Karla sc tise zasmala.
"Vsak ia zadna slecna do
sud nejsem," povidala moudre
j selmovsky zaroven.
"Bud'te rada,' prikyvl pan
ridici. "Mladi lide hrozne ra-
di 81 hraii ma stare, kdyz jimi
jeste nejsou, kdyz JIM potion
jsou, dostavuje Sc opak. Ale
proto 81 muzete dnes jiz trochu
zatancit." ;"
ia jeste dobre neumim,"
pflznavala Sc stisnene.
INA tom v lese mnoho zale-
zet nebude. Vsak mas Slavek
take toho mnoho neumi. Ty
ses letos V zine, tusim ucil,
ze?'
"Ano, tatlnku, ale mnoho to-
ho neni," dolozil jaksi zertov-
ne, nabyvaje uz odvahy.
"A me ucila pouze nase Ma
ry, sluzka," zasmala Sc Karla.
MAS dost casu,' poucoval
otec, odfukuje kour re sve
dymka, kterou 81 vytrvale S Sc
bou do kocaru bral, at jel jiz
kamkoliv. "Radime Sc sc ze-
nou, kan il poslat," vysvetlo-
val rldicimu. Poole meho
nahledu melo by devce zustat
donna a naucit Sc poradne vest
domacnost, ale mole zena Ease
stoji Ma SVEN, re devce musi do
sveta. Nastava S detmi kriz,
jakmile musi do sveta."
"Znam to, znam," prikyvo,
val fidici, "mame sice pouze
ijednoho, ale i o toho ie casem
strach starost. Kdyby byl
devcetem, take bych il tuze do
sveta nehonil. At jde na ne
!lik mesicu do Prahy trochu sc
pookouknout, naucit Sc trochu
Siti a treba tancovani a po-
| tom at lie donna u mamin XIV.
VSak kazda ia maminka potre-
buie, ably il dcera k staru po-
mohla.'
"To take zene rikam. Nape-
kluje Sc donna dost a trebaze
ma silnou sluzku, prece jen pra
ce Il kuchyne, Il drubeze, II
prada rosie den po dni a co
dokaze mlady clovek, nedoka-
re starsi. Vzdyt' uz ted mu-
81 nase Karla byti mamince Il
ruky a prohani Sc cely den po
dome"
Karla Sc usmala, jako by do
!tvrzovala, re je tomu tax, ale
nebylo videti, re by ii to mr.
zelo.
"To je dobre, kdyz ma ma
tka zastanl," povidal ridici, -
go bych "a to dial, kdyby do
ma MAZE zena mela trochu "a
Stani. Je chudak jako paper
ka a drzi 81 pouze posluhovac-
ku. Nekdy il to premaha, re
cele noel llnavou nespi. - Do
mlouVam j, ably 81 vzala sluz-
ku, ale znate zenske hlavy. Bo
| il Sc, re by sluzka mnoho sta
la q ze bychom nemohli mic u
lozit. Jake ukladani, ze? =
Hoch, az vystuduje, nebude nie
potrebovat, at sc zivi sam a
| my X Stafu sc uZ DenSl pro-
tluceme.
"Je TO krlz tami usporami'
povzdychl spravce. ~ mas Sc
table pisnicka opakuje take
den co den. Arcit' Il mas to ma
smysl, name tuhle dceru a pro
tn Sc shanet musl, jenze ie to-
no trochu malo. Da vdavek ma
daleko ably Sc pouze pro pc
nlze vdavala, to bych nerad." 5"
Hovoril bez ostychu a pr.
pojmenovani vdavek Karla na-
chyl;la hlavu a zapyrila sc ia
ko ohen.
'Proc to, tatinku, povidas,"
lvytykala karave. ia Cd vas nj
kdy nepujdu."
Oba starsl PAM sc zasmall a
take Vratislav sc usmal. Prl-
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJMOU Sc diva renty V
Corlett, 0 5ti pokojich, kou-
pelnou, fernes, elektrika, vel
ky sklep a jine zafizeni. Hla-
ste sc V els. 3410 vych. 81. ul.
II
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PRODAJf Sc NEB VYMENi:

dve fanny, jedna 50ti a dru-
ha o T5ti akrech, - mil od
Clevelandu Elyria, O. IA do
br6 ceste, Is nlinut cd kary sc
vsim zarizenim. Dopiste 0 biz
81 info,-mace na Al. Slayik E.
No. l. Sugar Ridge, Elyrla, O..
A
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MA PRODEJ.

Velke ovocne a stinne stro-
my. Reva vinna - ryblz -
kroviny. Ruzove kere stale
kvetouci. Zive ploty atd.
SANDOVI SkLENNikY
3175 vych. 116. ul.
Tel. Belle arfield, 2735.
40
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PRONAJME Sc LEVINE domek
blize Hamm Ave. 0 trech mist
nostech, plyn, voda uvnitf. -
Haste sc V els. $3.50 vych. 81.
ulice. 4-3
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE
pekny majetek ma Broad
way S obydelni budovou a
pozemkem so str. V prucell
a 12S str. hloubky. Naleza
Sc bllze "Syeta" a mattel
ho prodava, poneyadz delsi
dobu v Cleyelandu nezije a
da jej tudiz lacino. Blizsi
infolmace poda p. Petr
Slach, urednik na Broad
way Banku, Broadway, pro
ii vych. IS. ul. 4-22
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obklopil je ruch nakazliveho
rozjafeni, ktere je vlastni mia
di. Rada povozd stala We W.
sokem lese a vozkove krmili
zde kone. Kdyz zastavili, ma
pomenul spravce kociho, ably
cd koni neodchazel potom
spolecne sli asi dive ste kroku
dale, kde ma travnate mytine
bylo postaveno jeviste a kolem
lesnl steny improvisovany sto-
lily lavice. Bylo zde jako ma
vsech podobnych vyletech hoj-
me obecenstva, jez Sc seslo, by
Sc pobavilo. Mladi touzili po
smlchu tanci, start po pose
zeni v chladku u sklenice pi-
va, o nez bylo bohate postara-
no. | oni snad vzpominali ma
Isva dobrodruzstvi a Ma sve mi
lostne touhy a rozumeli onomu
nadseni, jez sc divalo 2 ocl mia
deze.
Co ruznych vyznamnych po-
hledu sc vymeni, CO polibk1 bu
| de V lese rozdano, kolik prisah
10 vecne lasce bude skladano
ISnad dnes zde bude dan poca-
TEX ke mnohemu radostnemu
a ke mnohemu bolestnemu ro-
manu-. Ale ma to vse nikdo
dnes nemysli. Sesli Sc, ably Sc
lpoveselili a vsichni touzili, by
veselost odpovidala tuzbam
ljednotlivcu.
Vratislav s Karlou drzeli sc
zprvu u svych otcu a trochu
stydlave sli "a mimi ke stolu,
jejz 81 oni vybrali. Byl mezi
dvema starymi smrky a hodil
Sc prave pro ctyri, ale "a to
nell jistotu, re zde bude stale
stin a re kolem Mich nebude
veliky naval. Kdyz usedli a
dfvali, kdo prinese piva, ma
bidl Sc Vratislav, re pro ne do
Ijde.
"Ja pujdu s vami," nabidla
Sc Karla, V niz touha po ru-
chu nabyvala vrchu mad osty-
chavosti.
"Pojd'te," souhlasil radost-
ne a oba sc rozbehli k boude,
obklopene tisniclm Sc a zizni-
wynn davem.
"Tu je ale lidstva," prohodi-
la cestou.
'Je, nikdy jsem 81 to nepred-
stavil, co sc jich sejde. Dejte
pozor, abyste nechytila zde "a
strom, mohla byste 81 saty roz-
Itrhnouti."
"Nebylo by jich Skoda, jsou
stare povidala jaksi nadbale,
ale prece jen zpozornela. Roz-
trhnout saty znamenalo byti
odsouzenu k sedeni a to ona
nechtela. Pc tanci zaZlZnila
nahle probuzenou touhou ba-
la Sc, aby Sc vratili yeas, nez
hudba zacne. Po boji, sVede-
mem Il boudy piyo, vracell Sc
Sc sklenicemi piva k starym
panum tou cestou jak by pa
dla posledni ostychavost mezi
mimi. Uz sc mohli oodivat
vzajemne do oci, aniz by pri
tom oci klopili. Najednou 81
pripadali znami a bllzci, jako
by v outesovske skole We spo-
llecne lavici sedali a od utleho
mladl sc schazeli.
"Muzeme 81 jiti trochu do le-
sa?" ptala sc Karla otce. Pri-
padalo il fadni a nesnesitelne,
aby sedela a poslouchala neza-
iimave reel starych panu. -
Chtela videti z blizka vsechny
ty nastrojene slecny starsl da
my, pTala 81 take videti ostat-
nj suddenly pocltiti trochu
vzrusenl davu p,felevajlclm
Sc ma prostranstvl a stale ro-
stoucim move prlchazeJlclmi.
"Jdete 81. jdete," svoloval
spravce, "a budete-li nllti Ii
zen, kupte 81 neco. Jen pozor,
abyste Sc neopili.'
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkoyy ob-
chod S bytem a pokojfch, ma
leza Sc blize skply, dobfe Sc Wy
placejici. Haste Sc v {. 25O7
L. IS. St. blize Woodland Av.
Tez Sc proda velmi dobre jdou-
ci strizni obchod, blizSi sdeli Sc
V els. S701 Superior Ave.
40
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NABYTEk l KAMNA 2 dru
he ruky prodava 9 kupujs V
Sedlacek. 4729 Broadway.

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde Sc vydelava $500 tydne
cistych, da Sc "a $500, tez Sc
proda dunn 8 pokojich els.
2014 Denison ave-, na iehke
splatky. Haste sc V {. 8603
Nevada Ave. vezmete wood
landskou karu. 40
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PRIJME Sc divka na vseobec-
nou domaci praci, zadne pra-
do. Haste Sc V els. 444 So
ciety for Savings. Tel. Main
1880 Central 1149 4-3
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kRAJANE, kteri minite kou-
pit dunn "a dnesni cenu aneb
stavet die vaseho planu, rad
vam poslouzim. Jsem zkuSe-
ny stavitel pozemkovy jed
mattel. Bude to vas prospech
navstivite-li nne. Slotbovolny
Josef Kri1ek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. Z vych. 131. ul. V Corlett.
Vezmete Union karu. A
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CHCETE-LI koUPITI lacino
novy dyourodinly dunn na "a
padni strane, navstivle mne.
Vezme sc lot neJ, markyc ja-
ko prvni splatla, ostatni na
6 procent. Bliasi sdeli P. Ne
uzil, 9715 Denison Ave.
4-6
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIME Sc nekolik panu ma
byt beze stravy. Zvlastni vchod
a kuchynska kamna k pouziti.
Tydni plat $2.75. Haste Sc V
els. 5319 Dolloff Rd. "A
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc lacino dubovy ma
bytek do jidelny Dining room
set.) Tez lot Sc proda lacino Y
okoli Shaker Overlook, Edge
water Ave. S. f., je 40 stop Y
pruceli a 10 stop hluboky.-
Haste sc Y els. 1926 yych. 48.
III. ii
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"a PRELINOU starr proda

sc znane obchodlli nisto p.
Jos. Mokraeka, 1899 Clark
Ave. proti Ceske staai Sokol.
RlizSi Sc sdali tamt 4-23
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VYPRODAM ruzny starsi ma
bytek a kuchynska kamna NJ
plyn. Haste sc V els. 4517
Champa Ave. nahore. Al
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JOHN JARES
5S47 Broadway

Tel. Broadway 1927 w.
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NOVY CIHLOVY DUN Cor

lett. blize vych. 131. III, da sc
LEVINE ale Ia hotoye 5000. -
Bizsi sdeli JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. Il
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Corona

Ella Thiele was a Milbank caller
one day last week.
Marie Madsen and little lone And
erson were down from Wilmot recent
ly visiting at the Mortensen home.
Mrs. Earl Jarman spent a few days
with her mother near WilmOt recently.
Mrs John Buttke and little son went
to Milbank last week Friday to con-
suit a doctor in regard to the little
fellows ear which has been bothering
for some time.
Chas. Schmidt is here from Mime
apolis this week visiting at the Chas.
Schultz and "A. B. Thiele homes. Mr..
Schmidt was in this vicinity twenty
nine years ago and no doubt sees a
great change.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack john
son on Tuesday of last week, a son..
Geo. Schultz and Aron bling went
to Little Rock, Ia, after the formers
car which was left there several
weeks ago on account of the snow
storm.
A o was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Palmer Sunday, April 9th.
Mrs. A. Nordquist and little grand
daughter Dorene Phillips went to
Milbank Monday for a two days visit
with relatives.
Bernicc Hardwick was a Milbank
shopper Monday afternoon.
Mesdames Fenner and B. Soule
were Wilmot callers Saturday.
Vern Lambert came up from Mil
bank Saturday to spend her Easter
vacation at the parental home.
Postmaster Mortensen has been
busy this week giving the Office a
fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. E. HI. Benedict and Mrs. Ed
Prelan were up from Milbank Satur-
day to spend the day at the Taylor
home.
Miss Reardon was a Milbank visitor
Saturday.
Chas. Ellington was over from
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Twin Brooks

Mss Hazel Ericsson came out from
NiIbank to- attend the program at the
school house and returned the same
night 70 Milbank.
M. and Mrs. Ed. Medley spent Sat-
urday in Twin Brooks with the home
folks.
County Agent Smith came to attend
she Community Club meeting at the
school house Friday evening.
Geo. Egrmayer Jr., Chas. Billing
tn. Mr.. Frazer and Rev. Strauss
uere MiIbank passengers Saturday.
Mary Kruger was on the sick list
= few days last week.
Dr. Bolsta was out from Ortonville
q Thursday to see Mr.. Irwin kruge'
II KiIborn township. and we are glad
= Iesrn that Mr.. Kruger is getting
1zang nicely now.
Henry and Bliss Engelson have
- to Mclaughlin, S. D., to work,
Kenneth McCrea was visiting his
1rskher Walter a few days last week
Mss Selma Shauf is teaching school
= Cr1at Center for the remainder Of
0etGnA .s
Miss Irene Shauf was visiting in
Twin Brooks Saturday.
WaIter Meyers and family drove
1U1n from the farm on Sunday to Wis
with relatives in town q few days.
Hrs. Rand was q passenger to Web
EtG. "a Friday returning to Twin
Ikodks on Sunday.
r. and Mrs. John Bohn were Twin
1RUUks visitors on Friday.
Ufne Iambrechts drove in from the
f1m Saturday to do some business in
teWn-
II. and Mrs. Reinberg and family
were in town Friday night.
We had q fine program andxsplendid
xftendance at the school house Friday
right tiki was enjoyed very much.
Hiss Hilda DeVries made a trip to
HiBbmk On Monday afternoon.
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Twin Brooks Saturday. Wonder what
The attraction is over here anyway.
The Rebekah Circle met Friday af-
terroon with Mrs. f. Mortensen as
isted by Mrs. +. Taylor and Fanny
Bretzke.
Miss Norton went to Miibank Fri
day evening FOR a visit with relatives
until Saturday evening.
Francis Phillips was an arrival on
Saturday from Aberdeen and is spend
ing his Easter vacation with his
father Ray Phillips who met him at
| Milbank.
Grandma Saeger of Milbank visit
ed the first of the week with he,
daughter Mrs. A. Nordquist
Mary Lambert returned from Mil
bank Wednesday, where she had beer
making her home with the Robe1T
Jones family the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips wen
to Ortonville Thursday, the latter t,
have her tonsils and a small part o
a bone removed from her nose. Nh
Phillips returned Saturday evening
while his wife remained ever unit
Tuesday evening.
Ed. Blood went to Milbank Satur
day evening for an over Sunday visi
with his parents.
Mrs. Marquette and daughter Wen
to Ortonville Saturday and expecte.
to return the first of the week will
Mr.. Marquette who has been in thu
hospital.
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Strandburg

Miss Lillian Linngren was a Water
town passenger on Thursday.
Misses Goodhammer and Nesberg
went to Watertown shopping Friday,
returning Saturday night.
CIR. Parquist attended a meeting
Of Standard Oil employees at Water
town Friday. He also took in the Fash
ion show.
NJ. P. Moe went to Louisburg Sat
urday morning via. LaBolt.
Rev. Rydquist plowed thru the mud
TO Milbank Saturday to attend the
school meeting. He represented this
district.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-12
Stockholm.

Rev. j. VIM. Johnson, formerly Of
this place but now residing in Red
Wing, Mimi, spent the week end in
our town visiting friends and conduct
ing services in the East church on
Sunday morning.
Walfred Mollberg and Finer He'd
man went to Watertown last Monday
to have some dental work done.
Mrs. Mile Lingren and little son
left last Saturday for Minneapolis
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-12

ard Pinewood, Mimi, where she in
tends TO spend a few weeks visiting
the c. LiIsgren family.
Pete johnson was a business caller
IN WATERFOWL the Erst Of the week.
MIS-. Anna Engebrektson entertain
ed the itus. Bee at the church on
Friday evening OF last week.
The Neils Anderson young folks
entertained a number Of their friends
at a party last Saturday evening.
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Statement Of the Ownership ana
MANAGEMENT Of the Herald Advance,
Published weekly at Milbsnk.

Published weekly at Milbsnk.
=. D. required by act ofAug-
ust "a. 1919:
Publishers-Wm. W. Downie, l.. r. Everson
Milbank, s D.
Editor-Wm. W, Downie, Milbank, 9. n
Managing Editor-Wm. W. Downie Milbank.
S. D..
Business Managers-Wm W. nownie. Mil
bar ks. D.. L. R. Everson,, Milb6nk. s. D.
Owners-Wm. W. Downie. Milbank, s. D.. l.
r. Evereon. Milbank. s. y.
Known bondholders. mortgages and other Sc
curity holders holding ! per cent or more or
total amount OF bonds. mortgages or other sc
urities-n0ne.
W. W. DOWNIE. Publisher
sworn 10 and subscribed before re the 2sth
day of March. 1921.
II. A. Martens, Notary Pablo.
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Before going further W want you folks to stop and read the list of
Milbank Business Men and Women whose names III printed herewith.
You will be impressed with the fact that these people are REAL
BOOSTERS OF MIIBANK in every sense of the word. And there
are many more just like them, both in the business and citizen life of
this city.
You will also agree with US, friends, that these Business Firms, and
IN fact all the business people of Milbank r not only good Boosters
but dependable servents Of our purchasing public who are anxious and
ready to serve yu with merchandise and service at prices and involv-
ing quality they can afford to stand back Of. THAT WILL MAKE
THEM REALLY WORTHY OF YOUR PATRONAGE AS NEIGH
By back sceh to n Bcosting, The thought occurs to Us that You CAN'T
referring to is the one used when q person spends money away from
his own community. for purchases THAT CAN BE MADE JUST AS
SATISFACTORILY AT HOME. It is the same hammer that has
beaten into insensblity the towering hopes Of many hustlng Amer
lean towns that would have otherwise made cities worthy the name.
In other words, however small the habit of some Milbank citizens
may be n spending their money away from our city, TO JUST THAT
wonderful goal we have elected for ourselves.
It is not the intention of the Mibank Business Men to dictate to
You good people in this matter. They are more than appreciative of
your fine patronage Of the past and their anticipation of the future is
only inspired by their egar desire to make possible a Great Forward
Movement for Milbank and Mi'bank property owners and citizens.
AND THE FOUNDATION FOR THIS RESULT MUST BE A
FINANCIAL FOUNDATION that calls for keeping every cent Of
these resources within ourselves to he reinvested and re-spent to the
advantage and profit OF we Mnbank folks.
This kind of HOME LOYALTY means good times for Mnbank;
EMPLOYMENT for those who need it and PROSPERITY for all.
withinrh .tsaplangoodfIEE THMM BMKF DWFW FW FW FDRD
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-30

chamber, where the sloplng foot wall
showed for a few feet before II diyed
under the muck and refuse. Spot after
spot he prospected, suddenly to stop
and bend forward. At last came an
exclamation, surprised, wondering:
Harry"
The Cornishman left his work and
walked TO Falrchild's side. The
younger man pointed.
DO you ever fill up drill holes with
cement" he asked.
Not as know Of Whyf"
There's one" Fairchild raised his
CAD and chipped away the softer sur
face df the rock. leaving a tubular pro-
tuberance Of cement extending. Har-
ry stared.
what the bloody 'ellT' he coniec-
tured. % you suppose" Then. with
sudden resolution: drill there!
Cad a'ole OF TO one side a bit and
drill there. 1t seems TO me Slssie
Larsen put a ole or something-I
can't remember. But drill. 1t can't
do any arm"
The CAD Clipped away the rock.
Soon the drill was biting into the sur
face OF the foot wall. Quitting time
came; the drill was In two feet, and in
the morning, Fairchild went at his
task again, pounding away at the long.
siX-foot drill with strokes that had
behind them only muscles, not the
intense driving power Of hope A foot
he progressed into the foot wall and
changed drills. Three inches more.
Then
"Harryi"
whats 'appened7' The tone OF
Fairchild's voice had caused the
Cornishman TO lean from his staging
and run to Falrchild's side. That
person had cupped his hand and was
holding II beneath the drill hole, while
into 1t he was pulling the muck with
the scraper and staring at II.
This stuf's changed colorg he
exclaimed. ut looks like"
Let me seer The older man took
a portion OF the blacklsh, gritty mass
and held 1t close to his carbide. at
looks like somethlng-lt looks like
His voice was high, ex.
cited. "I'll finish the 'ole and lam
enough dynamite In there 10 tear the
Insldes out OF II. I'll give 'er ell.
But In the meantime, you take that
iown to the assayerl"