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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19

the Constitution of the United States.
the policy regulations, and any other
matters that might be of use to him
in making him good American citi
zen. In this way he would become u
citizen by evolution. The advantages
of such system as this can he read
ily seen. There would he very little
cnrOachment upon his time: he would
feel that an interest was being taken
in him without the expectation OF re-
reiving something in return; and
Furthermore the close daily contact
with Americans who are interested in
his welfare would arouse in him
spirit of appreciation and thankful
ness. In this way the foreigner would
not only he benefited. but the various
organizations would have the satisfac-
tion of knowing that they were accom-
plishing work that would ultimately
result in raising the standard of true
Americanism among his foreign born
brother"
The report concludes with this char
acterization OF the literacy test:
81 am also OF the opinion that the
existing literacy test excludes persons
who are especially skilled in the vari-
Gus arts and trades"
In view of the fact that great deal
Of publicity has been given to the re-
ports of Kenneth Roberts and Lillian
Russell, 1t is really surprising that
Dr Constas' report. which was sub
,mitted to the Department of Labor on
January 21st of this year. should not
have been given to the press.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
; JEWISH MEMBERS AT THE
GENOA CONFERENCE.

Paris-Air. =. MALACHI, who has re-
Gently been appointed Finance Min
lister for Greece has left for Genoa
where he will he one of the represen
tatives of Greece ut the Economic
Conference.
Another Jewish representative at the
Gustav2 Casscll. who will attend the
Conference aS a Swedish expert Pro-
fessor Cassell has just received The
highest distinction at the disposal of
Sweden: the so-callcd ''Solderstrom
Gold Medal" Lloyd-George, it is
known, once termed Cassell, 'one of
the most brilliant economists in the
world"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
JEWISH CENTER DEDICATED BY
LEADING MEN.
All Speakers Hope Split May BE
Only Among Their Leaders

The first organized effort in the his
tory of San Francisco .Jewry to hold
fast to the lines of orthodox religion
reached its eliminating point ycstcr-
day with the dedication exercises of
the new Jewish community center ut
92G Grove street. The building and
grounds, purchased from Frederick j.
Roster of the San Francisco Chambc.
of Commerce. wrcre dedicated 10 the
new, group consciousness of the Jews
of San Francisco" by DIR. Jacob Niero.
Rabbi Wolf Gold, Morris Spicgelman.
chairman of the day, and \. Sugar
man. the latter one of the moving
spirits in the new movement. TIL"
center is the first of its kind in San
Francisco.
The Jewish Community Center"
said Morris Spicgelman. its president,
lis but the starting point of what may
become another such center and still
another until there is but one center
for San FranJisco Jews"
All the speakers at the de',icatory
exercises yesterday referred to the
split among San Francisco Jews AMI
in dedicatirg the center hoped that
the split was nothing more than Il
of the faith
The split" referred to, according to
members of the dedication committee.
is the fast growing reform or 'un-
orthodox" movement among Jews in
San Francisco and the purchase IF
the building at o2G Grove street was
for the purpose of bringing up the
children of San Francisco Jews with
in the lines of the orthodox faith as
against the newer reform move
ment
The dedi"atory exercises yesterday
afternoon Degau with the singing of
the hymn "Hatchvak" by the chorus
of the Sons and Daughters of .Judea
and in which the audience Joined. This
was followed by y. Sugarman, who in
troduced the speakers and who init
mated that this center was not the
only one under consideration by the
orthodox Jcwry of San Francisco. hut
THAT mora probably will follow.
Sugarman then introduced Morris
Spicgelman. chairman of the day, who
laughingly referred to the split
among the San Francisco Jewry rs the
radicals against the masses"
DR.. Jacob Nieto followed. He said
that h" was glad to see the unity
among the Jews of San Francisco that
had brought forth the center. He
said also that the greatest step for
ward for this Jews of the city was the
care and upbringing of children and
that this must not he neglected.
Cantor S. Tovbin of Seattle, Wash,
followed DIR. Nieto and sang "Mizmor
CHR" the thirtieth psalm of David.
Rabbi Wolf Gold followed on the
program and he urged that the Jews
of SAN Francisco stand together. for
in unity there is strength
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
MORNING POST" STARTS WEEK.
LY IN JERUSALEM.
II. c, q. Service,

Observation-Disclosures will soon have
Il new English weekly, the London
Morning Post having arranged with
the Arab Delegation in England for
the publication of weekly in Eng
lish to serve as the organ of the Arabs
in Palestine.
With the appearance of this new
weekly. Palestine will have two Eng
lish language papers. the Palestine
Weekly" published by the Hassolel.
Hebrew publishing concern. having
commenced publication in January
1920.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
HOPE JOINT WILL GIVE MIL
LION FOR PALESTINE RECON
STRUCTION.
Jewish Telesrsphic Agency

Chicako-There is movement on
foot in Chicago to influence the lead
ers of the Joint Distribution COM
mittee to allocate a million dollars out
of the reconstruction funds for coz
structive work in Palestine.
Leaders OF the relief work in Chi
cago are said 10 he favorably disposed
towards the project.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
SYDENHAM QUOTES MORGEN-
THAI
u c. b. Ssrvic-.)

London-Lord Sydenham, in his
latest letter to the Times" demand
ing an inquiry into the ability of Pal
estine to support millions of Jews.
quotes from the articles of Henry Nor
gcnthau in support of his opinion that
Iionism is imprarticable.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
The Ten Commandments
BY PEARL ISENBERG.

(This verse was awarded II second
prize in our recent Uontest)
Thou shalt have no more gods but me.
Before no idol bend the knee.
Take not tho name of God in vain.
Nor dare the Sabbath day profane.
Give both thy parents honor due.
Take heed thar thou no murder do. q
Abstain from words and deeds nm
clean.
Nor steal. though thou are poor and
mean.
Nor mako n wilful lie and love it,
What is thy ncighbor's do not covet.
-Uaion Home Study Magazine
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
STUDENTS NEED NOT VIOLATE
SABBATH.
,Jewish Telerraphic Agencyl

Warsaw-Owipc to the successful
intervention vl Deputy Farbstein, the
Ministry of Education consented to
hold written examinations of Jewish
gymnasium students on week days ill.,
stead of Saturdays. Oral examina-
day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
EXPECT STATEMENT FROM PRES.
IDENT OBREGON.
fJswish Teierraphic Asency)

Chicago-It is learned that Prrsi-
dent Obregoa of Mexico will soon pub
lish detailed statement regarding
the concessions Mexico is prepared to
give to Jewish settlers from Eastern
Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22
sP.smod,s Group = sifsqasnt'y
- felsved BY one sppiiesiiou q
VISG:s sk$:Ss $:s
Ill Afllh.a L.. lL..l l1a.l.

airs A. n s,uifsr arrived iss;
nj isht from Ffet'rck Okahoua 90
sgend shs ho4tage wlih bee rarents
NJ sua Nu John Mssey
EMg
Mss Hrfsi Redss ~ha his hen
visiting her franapar ntt Ar ana
Mrs r o. Rfdtr for a pses LEFT
thii uoruiuE Tor Kansa. CITY where
shs vill JON her friend Mlt Laciie
Rlokr and accompany her d ca.
cre3 ~ weeks eis.t nfh Rv
and Mr. wickiser
Nw y
Fqcf Ho.mn. byron Dcs lms.
LLOYD y cuire ead Nsraon Cosk
arr home for ihe Christmas hon.
days
~ a
M- and Mira r. A. "a gins and
family ril STRIVE tonight from
Cnh.ne q srend the chhsim .
holidays with rfiauyes
a a y
SIR aei Mrs r y Flriy ~ Oh
Lhont4 city are here O. spend The
holidays with ihe nu.s par nts.
SIR 1nd Mrs Tom Peacock
y a -
An skcelnt Chrsim pr fram
wiu b. rendered by the Nszir,ue
church Saturday evening "a sg0
O'clock There a aeo to D. a
Christmas tre Excbana of prea-
ents wil bs labe'ed and dfi.yered
az ihe eherch sturdy Plenty q
.mat for ths chilfnn ErerbodI
VI lams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22
Social
Matters
SOCIAL eA.ssoAs

SOCIAL cA.ssoAR
--~-
Phers 80
-
Csuznas Rutsrts hmeAi N sfst
rAarsA
wss. n = caarvA cars,aas
Froer4n.
CArszzA. pasran 7sa 81.
MArvs sAsrcA
6 0e-sek nuaef Tor Church g;
CArss-A 4 frs<Ena hSre
saf1rssy
f1rptmzs Psogram Naslrsne
cAarxA
NAsoaie Hous chrfsm.s Tres-
Nv caiA<trpi
Pa D.sta Gamma club lnacheoa
Miss Al-A w4tklns
cArsgnAs Trse-I}A Te.epAens
Essf Room.
KxExSy yExxs gxsx
n DAILY THouGhT a
ExxE EgEgxy xMMK
The bast prg ESrutlon sor the
tu1re = ihs FN~su, sell tstn g.,
,Aa l2ss duty sell done -C NJ
Dad
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are hom. from Norman Cor the
.chusfmas vacation
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Nlss vera Ke.y rrent rhnasai
ln Oklahoma cn,
RwM
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rtss = MIA nrha nlstoo
wNN
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Ard p'snud chusimaa wrtg tor
Iarua1 a. tho hone 81 Nfu a.
v Hsrrck
NnE
The II. n n club pl have the.r
Anhrsi cAusmas dinnsr thur day.
Dc Is when th uul .ns.rt.i,
.h.r ,..a,
nj. -. -, ...n a..
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22
.GUARDSMEN MAY SPEND
MANY DAYS DRAGGING LAKE
Authorities Won Give Up the
search Until Bodies Of Mss
re Men Found Plant
Machine ouna

Mer Roass. IA nsa ss iHeo
aaek~d un the sbafos - Nsfshn1ss
aafsh iakes compaaf si lnassaa
nauenal uafd BEST upon mlMlou
frohaht unparalleled ia the hlfsof,
- this nallen faced the prospect ~
slendlng ite chHalmas heudaYs arts
FiHF tts waters aaa afiofdlnk afoiss-
ilon te professional d.tefs Is an ~.
fefi te rceesef lhs REMAINS II tea
prominent rIflaana q Nsf Raaa Wa
sore believed ia have hasa maf4efai
b. mastei and shlie aahsd msn ~
lhvp aialeh
Tsa aals ef effoa ru tts lau -
mlllap and SOME s. msn end bats 81
iho parrish hage been frallets pn.
saeresaiai la iD 81 ri IS recover lhs
aeales n kes Caoptf ana lAfoar
ehr. the soana eui he sttsn1sl Is
ether Mkel iu ihe a'nliy
phni Mashles Cur.
Machine HHhH Nfre Eantef st
fualsec po.nis So iho hks shows
ioisf as mroaelfn agalasf the
possibilities 81 sWNmHf en ihe psf
- memhor - the moh thar swaaoa 4
aoen Msg Rouse rltfeo. d., Aar
nf' when ihtf uefa rtafnlns hem
q celebration ara carried lhem off Cd
= pauithment rfonuA whore ihe. sore
severely handled Watt Daniels and
Thomas Richards have been mas.na
since fhsi nlsht
Department - justice men uorN 4.
tnF % ghe ease faf many month"; ars
said % BE- kae~u The identity ~ many
members ~ enc mob and ullh tne
recovery - tho hadles Nhlch all +.
hhllsh thar a murder hAs been com
miliet. ~htlrsaio arrests ara expected
and c7urt vii b. established A na..
trop. the parish seat whore opsn
hearlnes undsr direction 81 Governor
Parker ant other state ofue.als ~lll Ae
established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION

TAs rhrsms. anaor guests 81
ua J. J poa1hus hpuas oii ia.
esase Nrr j T. psashae - lopln.
Ne. ~ and ~ A 81 ra1ksf Ana
~ aua Mrs a 81 nshshue x
psrrs. CAS-
wMa
~ aaa Ma " \ n loKs ~i
Aass - Mslr house rassa deras
- h@.Aags tkelr cAn1fsn ssnssot
Aas Nrs Rssa Ca.ur sd saas y
|Nsxata M And Nr "A y Naaou
aa1 fsn - BAXTER ssnnn Kau~ss
AT ana Mrs. csonEs noaArd u
ltaouslas. Arkaz.as and NJ snd
Nrs D 4 Waaks .nd soa q okla-
hoa,A Np
gSN
At Fni Ilnaa NAs the lantls 80
gsesi = Miss Alma ll0asAtos raes
"a, iu afr hamt II atsp sseuIas
n s Hoagh,oa sn fer 5 fr.nlgia
tsa eIiA hfr pauuts 10 Ena
SAe heard ihs ortor1 rrha Cra-
t.oa rs.a by tae lnid caorn slsh
ita. evening
NMN
Mr aad Nu T. f npa.e, wln
hass es their alnner Faesa CAnsi
mas day Nr and Mv Harry Nn
Aan NJ AID Ma Ralph n.olsy ~
Ted DoaAA asd Roy and Mrt
KsllosF eho Is chaplain y fhe
y earimsat e ihe osahoms leris
Auxlkfy
wNa
Mr and Ms Pred ntsrs aHi
son Flsdsrck and Nr snd Mr.
gagk Hors and dsaghtr an na
morning 10 tAoir ear TO- Paris.
Tnas q spend iho holdAgn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22

Tie rAi psl,s 0sn1A sisb vAisa
sas q have mst aatsr,A-s slth Nlss
Alma Watkns hss b~sa pastesesa q
! ~ssk sht wll usst pee ~. STA
Mlfs Na.khs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22

Mrs Helen W Rice h saprn
tfnf nt - no II y hoaplrl not
Rev rhaplsr "a ~aa stlfed ssss fal
dar aeo." said q Trustee u ,he
hofpltal today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22
w. = N $. Gu,srsA,asa

Traiy tAe Chr stmAs spirit wss
extend inlo - tAe Wousan :
Hgme Missionary sasisp q ths
SoaiA NJ = ehurch uss entsrA.ned
IA ~ home " fhe ret.rng prs.s
cent Mrs N y pAfsl.o MEDIA s.
dty afr raocu. S1tAiag Vas eft
uadsne which would 60 90 making
evsryoae fuiiy NC me We were
Indeed NFoad % have With us oar
nsstor. R0othsr Aifxlnder ard
surrey sppr ciatsd hh talk "a
CHRISTMAS a. q vas observed b
Nsw England two nisr.es cro
Sevsnal ro,d reAd.ues ware given
and splendid lessoa hy our rudsr
Mrs. Watts ali ussh hich toucA q On
ChrfSmAs spirit end made one
fe<. there ~ere oh r th'nes in life
Just uow b-sdss Uwng gifts ius; 70
y,c svF
A. tAe con q tAe pTog1am tao
course iunoh vas se-sd 81 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22

t. rest mssi.as < gas elae 80
- viiA Nizs Rose Purtan lu tvo
~~ks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-22

hostess seslsea BY Mrs = 81
Arthnr
NEx
svacay sshool Class Ertsrtaans~
NJ. Grace riibary and NJ. oits
Posisr entertained thHr Sunday
school ssts - "a west n p.
tharch ~ rt.y rfivracan 60 the
ar. of ths sfteruoon Santa Claus
appeired end sar, each chid a effi
from Christmas trse
Rsfr shm nis ~sre sen't BY the
hoste es
NMx
Loyal Maids Christmas parJ
Ths .Iowl MAIDS c'ass - enc
( Fias, Chr4ihn Church Blb.e school
were ,uiertAlnd lest evening 81 the
hone q their teacher Ms J "
/ Kihon FollouinE a br.cf hus ness
session fhs gathering delightful y
msrr into RAJ chripmss paEry
phea each M mAsr was PER onallg
houond ~ an Introduction 20 dear
Mn Slntl Mrs NJ p Mrryl ~ho
IN rested 40 as she read WAY
Tha Chlmss Rams a ioN if 81 ~
fcaiar ng the chns,mAs spirit
Games acre paved after vht b
the guests were conducted 70 m
beautifully dtoonvttd Christmas tr
GEa were exchanged and fhs class
7 pres a. 4 Mrs Kiloora with 3 nue
token o. thor hiEh este NJ. naiuty
refs shm nts we've served
r xx
Erfertslns Dogxaine Club
( The Mssss Ieona McNaiiy snd
May Mcesa ldrlck fnisrsllad Mr.
Cerald stevels = Nevada. Niss ari.
Mrs HolIs plssmcre q Oklahoma
city and The M mters 81 tn
Dosz,lne club wih Christmas
party ia he h0u.s of TIE latter ia
rooms wers beautfni with Christ
mss decorations Entertainment
was prot led b. dif rent EmH.
and the prizes vtre AWARDED BY the
Misses F'oruos White and Nellie
whittei Mrs. C,rald Stevens. end
Mrs HsIs Pzssmors y frish-
nenix were ssrwd afier aii recelv-
ID sins from ths Christmas tree
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17
KRASY REPUBLIkY CESKO-
SLOVENSKE.

Dostali jsme do redakce u
kazkove cislo dila, ktere jiste
pred svetovym forem podava
nejlepsi vysvedcenl, jak dale
ko jsme pokrocili, ba i pred
stihli jine narody V umeni gra-
fickem. Jest to monumental
nj dilo "Krasy Republiky Ce-
skoslovenske", ktere vydava
nakladatelstvi Kratochvil a
spoil. Praze a jez jest V ma
sem meste prave zastoupeno
tfemi krajany, PIP. Hakem,
Schreibrem a Bicistem, Jejlchz
ulohou jest zasluznou tn pu-
blikaci rozsiriti mezi nami.
Nadherne reprodukovane O.
braZy doprovozeny jsou teks-
TEN bud ceskym neb sloven-
skym. Pohledem ma mohutne
naSe brady, druznou Moraven-
ku i maj jestat slovenskych kra-
jim, romantiku Tater, jsme sc
opravdu osvezili a prejem 81
aby krasna tato prace meZl
kraJany doznala nejsirslho po-
rozumeni. Reproduce jsou
tax cenne krasne, re Sc hodI
"a ram a podobna ozdoba by
III zustane vzdy upomlnkou na
mista, kde jsme travili nase
detstvi neb kde stavala koleb.
ka naSich otcu matek.
Celia kolekce obsahovati bu
de 11O obrazu a PIP. sb6ratelt
podavaji plnou zaruku, ze Sc
vSem subskribentum dostant
dila k pine spokojenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17

CT: - ObchOdnl lot ma vych.
131. ul. 40 pri lao stfevicich
"a $24O0; = Dunn na vych.
131. ul., 8-pokoid, rohovJ, lo1
65 pfi 1876 str. Cena $780,
Dunn ma Dressler Ave. 5ti po-
kojich, blize skoly. Lot rs pri
165 str. Cena $470O. - Dunn
ma Dressler Ave. 0 s pokojich,
dvourodinny, lot AZ pri 165
str. cena $500. - Dunn ma
Greencrost Ave. dvou-pokojo-
w, lot 85 pTi 260 str, cena
$3.50. Name jeste mnoho j.
nych lacf ma vymenu. Atlas
Finance Co. 5454 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stukbauera.
3-1S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17
RODINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman anglickych kruhd spolecenskych.
Prelozl Kare Pochyba.

Nahodou neuzily isme vSak.
ohlaSeneho parniku, nebot Ju-
stina ochuravela; radeii isem
pozbyla penez "a litsky, nez
bych Sc byla odvazila podnik-
nouti cestu, ktera j mohla u
bliziti, Proto vypravily isme
Sc teprVe 5 nasledujicim parni-
KEN, a pryni zprava, liz isme
Liverpoolu po pristani "a
slcchly, zvestovala, ze prede-
sla lod', 20 ktere hodlaly jsme
Sc plaviti, utonula S muzstvem
i vsemi pocestnymi. Take mo-
lie a Justinino im6no nalezalo
sc V seznamu zahynulych.
Byla to nahoda ti prozretel-
most? Necht6la isem sc "a zad-
nou cenu setkati S chotem; q
p,o'VNV ''0'' +..;,a a;'
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17

pro jednu rodinu ma dlazdene
lao. ulici, blize kinsman Rd.
z pokoju, parni topeni, 2 ga
raze, cena $10,500. - Ddm
pro dve rodiny v Corlett $4,000
Dunn pro jednu rodinu v
Corlett S4,400, jeden stor V
Corlett, cena S1S.500 - Je-
den stor v Corlett, cena pouze
$4,000. " techto storech Sc
trzi "a maso a grocerii pres
$1,000 tydne. Majetky tyto
isou velmi LEVINE a prinasi slus
ny uzitek. Blizsi sdeli Josef
Krizek, 1870 Durkee Ave.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17
PRODA Sc jednorodinny dum

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 5ti pokojich, moderni V Cor
lett, velmi pekny Ia $4,000.
Dunn 0 6ti pokojich, jedno-
rodinny, bllze Miles skoly, mo-
derni, musl byti prodan a pro-
to Sc da ia $4,000.
Name vyber ruznych farem
a jinych majetku, pfijd'te Sc
optati Sc poradit k The Lin
den Realty Co., 1918 Miles
Ave. Tel. Broadway 2209
3-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-17

isou-fi V Mich nektere doplsy|
muzskou rukou psane a kdo
byl milencem ubohe Daisy. Lee
nenalezla jsem pranic ulozi-
la jsem balitky do skfrne pra-
We tax, jak tn druhdy lezely.
Tajemstvi jeji zhaslo III, wa
la je s sebou do hrobu.'
Podobizna, jiz hledala Mrs.
Carrollova, byla al na dine pri-
hradky, a proto nezbylo, nez
dopisy vynati.
Adela sklonila hlavu pri-
hlizela patrani bedliVe; pr
tom ma zadni sten6 prihradky
postrehla dreveny knoflik. -
"Co to je?" taze Sc.
"To vskutku nevim,' praVl-
liza Mrs. Carrollova, ziralic ma
knofllk. "Vsimla jsem 81 no
| liz drive, nebot' .isem Sc do
mnivala, re to ie rukolet tai
ne prihradky nebo neceho po-
dobneho, ale nevypatrala jsem
pranic. Tu tedy jest obraz
Daisyn! Jak Sc VAN libl?'
! AC vybledlaa podoblzna be-
hem casu, prece davala ia je-
vo neobycejnou slitnost' origl-
nalu ma prve podivanl; obllced
Jest ku podivu Jenny a velke,
tmNe oci ziraji tax podivne,
jakoby tuSily trudny osud. A.
dele jest vSak neivlce napadna
podoba divcina, zda Sc il, ia.
ko by il znala. "Pripada mi
! ze isem tuto tvar kdesi Videla,
di po civil "ale to pfece nen
mozne :
"OvSem, zhola nemozno I
souhlasi stara PAM.
, "Snad isem nekdy videla po
doblznu, jez byla teto podob
| na," pokracuie Adela, neusta
: lie pozoruiic obrazek. Tot
zrovna podoba madony' y Pc
tom vratila podobiznu pi, Car
2 rollovc
Stara DANA ulozila obraze
t ma drivejSi lsto; prl tom ope
: zabloudily oci Ma zadnl stem
. prihradky, ma kterou j Adel
T. upozornila. "Chcete-i zkuslt
/ ie-h tn taiua prihradka?' taz
= Sc spolecniec. Casio mne III
) padIo, ze tn musi byti.'
J. Miss Lesterova cekala nd Il
i to vyzvan bez otalenl mel
i sc X dllu,
{ Domnenka Mrs. Carrollo1
Il byla spraNna, 30 nekollka p
/. kusech podarilo Sc dlvce. ai
Il stiskla pero, poslnoutl malt
/; desku, a zraku prltomnych o
A. ievila Sc uzka prostora, V II
& lezelo objemne psani.
Mrs. Carrollove chvela sc I
" ka tou merou, re upustlla ps
III, kdyz ie Adela podavala..
4 jest Ia nem napls, dl sp
IL letnlci, prectete iej, mile dl'
a rcete, GO to Jest.
"a Psanl bylo zapeceteno ! II
c, 10 adresu. "Tete Rachel
a. Carrollove. Otevite po me sn
lie til
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina S
tydnim obchodem $500 v do
brem miste c. 10418 Lorain
Ave. Cena $4,000; dale deli
katesni obchod pli tydnl tribe
$500. Blizsi Sc sdeli po 5. hod
vecer els. 1921 vych. IS. u.
2-lv
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PRODA Sc samohraci ma
hoganove piano, skoro no.
We, musl byt prodano do ne
dele z rodinnych duvodu q
da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 1884 Storer Ave. S.
w. 3-2O
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pranic - Nechtela jsem il mu-'
citi a proto nechala jsem j ne
kterou dobu ma pokoji; lee stav
| ieii Sc nelepsil, bylo nutno po-
volati l6kare, jenz vysloVil, ze
ltrpi suchou zimnici. Snazil Sc
vsemozne, ably Zmlrnil choro-
| bu, ale ySechna namahani by
| 10 nadarmo. Me il nezajima-
10, niceho kolem sebe nevide-
la, a mizela pred nasim zrakem
Ijako stin.
Konecn6 vyslovil Sc lekaf,
ze Daisu muze jeSte zachrani-
iti n6kolikameslGnl playba pc
lmori delsi pobyt Australia,
a podivno, divka byla k tomu
lihned ochotna. Nahodou pfi-
IpraVovala SO tehdy znama ro-
dina GrahamoVa - dive Sestry
FL bratr - k ceSte do MelbOur-
lnu. kdc chteli hledati 81 St6stI,
a DaiSa Sc rozhodla, re pojede
Is mimi. Vecer pred odjezdem
IpfiSla ke mne a podala mi XII
Ice cd skrIni; nezapomenu NJ
Ikdy, jak byla smutna, kdyz
mne obiala a libala. "Teto, >
Irekla, "nesmiS mne povazoVati
"a neydecnici, ze jsem ii nesve-
Ifila sveho tajemstVi; slibila
|lscm ma syou cest, re budu MI
ceG, a ty zaliste nebudes Ia
dati, abych zrusila sllb.
TaZala isem sc pouze, bezl-
Ii 0 milostne tajemstV,. nalsa
|, prisvedcila proto isem liz ne
zVidala. kdyz dojela do Au.
!, straiio, naleZla pfijeti u angll
cke rodiny iako vychoVatelka
! Il Vysloyila sc, ze neVratl sc tai
i brzy do Anglie; nasledujiciht
: roku poslala nam nekolik DO
: pisu, ale potom ustala psatl
: cd te dolby isem III neslyse
la =
"Tedy AM neVlte, ie-li ma ri
. yu nebo zemfela-li?o taze S
i Miss IesteroVa
= Mem pochybnosti, ze les
{ mrtva,' odvetila Mds. CarroI
; Iowa smutn6; 'patrala jsem p
e nj ma ySech stranach, ale nepc
y darilo sc mi zvedeti o III, a n
II mo TO ldyby byla ia zivu, dC
ista by psala, Lemrela nepc
C chybne hrzy 30 tom, kdy ~
slala posledni dopis, pochop
ii tc snadno. ze mne smrt letl q;
= rmoutila neien pro ztratu mi
Il bytosti, nYbrz proto, ze zah,
g. nula \ ciziue, uplne opuSten,
Il q Grahamovych neuslyse
O. isem cd te DOLBY AMI sluvk;
nj rozesla Sc 5 mimi, iakmile II
= LEILA mista. Prejete-li 81 Vld
m ii jeji podobiznu?'
y "Zajiste.' svedci Adela h
G. live.
Mrs. Carrolloya poVstala
Ie- pristoupivsi ku staromodnl
more, otevrela II.
le- Ac nevedela Miss Lestero'
0 nett Mrs. Carollove nlc vic
10 nez co j stara PAM svell
ia prece do oteyrenc skrlne, k
~ ve prostledni pfihradce odl
le- ciyalo nekolik baliclu psan
be. "NechteIa isem niceho y
10 niti.' pravila Mrs. CarrolloN
dy pred nekolika lety vynt
lie, jsem balicky, abych zvede