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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

Russia. Poland. Elsvia- Rumsnis
and others. Lloyd George sees these
possibilities. which IL why he feels
so much inclined 10 recognizs the
Russian government just ~ II In. He
sees . great field Of raw material In
Russia at low cost He feels that
Germany nusf be allowed 10 work
out her own salvation In her own
way lie realizes that Germany 10
In the midst Of a great opportunity.
II she IL given . chance. and 20 hog.
tie 'hsr 10 20 hog.tis thu whole Of
Europe. n 10 not 10 Germsny's In.
tsr~rt. 30 much an the allies. that the
value Of the mark be raised. for she
could go for years without II. and DO
mos, Of the worlds trade. n the
Genoa conferences does its duty. n
will make a strong en1esyor 10 raise
the money value Of Europe. And II
the y. r. does IN duty. II viii oems
off It's high horse and lower its
money standard. by paying the col.
disrs bonus in government notes and
lsi us have . boom before Europe's
begins. IL u. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
What Has 4
Happened to India?

India has sie.es5.is. inhabi-
tsnts. according TO the census
registration In March.
This giws her about three
times a. many people ~ our
country. packed Into three f<ths
q. much territory.
india vas the original melting
pot Of nations. Now. after =
glorious ancient civilization and
prosperity. she aeeays--,and Of
famine. poverty. disease. ignor.
ancs. superstitien. caste system.
midnight despair.
WIN America. . few Thousand
y~ars from nov. be In the same
eonditions That depends on how
No conserve cur natural re-
sources. health. intellectual free
dom and ideaIs.
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A Good Word for Dog Pound

rived. stiii In hta best clothes. y was
evident he was going somewhere
and after much work and no small
danger on hls part. succeeded in
getting ana killing the dog.
was later Informed that the dog
had bad case % bowling hydro
phobia. and hsa bite would be ne
poisonous as a rAttiesnaka bite.
understand that n the work os
tho city dog pound IL taken over By
tho Humane sceiosy there will be
no dog catcher. who. then. ~ill
there be 10 call on in canea such a.
tho above. Even IN the middle Of
The nigh, these men are a, our aerv,
ice
Now thess men have been IN that
service hong and have been faithful
10 their work why should their
reward 10 20 Join the ranks ~ the
unemployed
"A long a. they continue 70 work
as faithfully az they 10 now. the
work should remain IN their hands
and net passed 20 tina, % tho Ha.
name society. I thank YOU
Mss. o. ". Glow.
sos W. Howe g.
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Edoor The STAR
wish 90 state q word u spprecia.
ton for IN. work % the city dog
pound and ~ the sans time present
= reason why Z, should not be turned
over 20 the Humane society.
The instance which | am about %
cite 10 only one q n. many that
happen during the month. but which
people neglect 20 mention and tho
men a, the dos pound never get the
credit which ~ due them. Instead
many people are preiuiicsf agains,
them. ana the general public 10 In.
ciined 10 believe tho doE catcher IL
an enemy 20 all dogs.
Las, Saturday my dog iyinx ~.
hind the Stove. suddenly vent mad.
and foaming AZ tho mouth. chased
my sisters and me ssra the house.
After much work We finally cor.
nsred him In n spare bef room and
locked him there ana because ! asa
NOS know what eiss 20 Do called
the DOG pound. IN spite n the fac,
that u was after quitting tire and
tho man hsd started for home. he
came 10 our assistance withln IS
minutes after cur phous call he ar
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Chance for Us to
kiss and Make Up

Utom tho vashon Island News
Reeord-I
1hs North End folks have set
- example In keeping alive
~ annual rose show Is IL
pgopes for ms TO suggest 1T this
49, that steps be taken Mt once
- cooperate with this organixa-
t1sn and combine this summer a
~s1rnwterry festival" with the rose
shswf We believe the thing
wsuld take Like wild fire and
wouid give wholesome and paying
Advertising to our Islands.
Our thought would be to set n
~. have an exhibition Of roses.
md . dinner of some kind In
which Strawberries would major.
Get II known In Tacoma and Sc
aftle and have them come. Plan
for . motor trip over the two
ISLANDS. have some sort Of an In
formal program with all political
speeches cut out. show the guests
eur greenhouses. our poultry
farms, eur fruits Of all drscrip-
t1ens, and each home owner can
~ > committee Of one to put his
house In order. and especially his
grounds We are ccrtain 1t could
~ made q most enjoyable day.
With but little expense. and would
- m effort like bread east upon
~ water. that would return to
~ . hundred fold.
Some accessible spot could be
oe1ec1rd, like the island park. and
Ne could show the Tacoma and
Seattle folks that. lying midway
Between these two cities. we
would b. the logical grounds on
which they could kiss and make
up. Shall we do III Let's hear
from the rose club II they'll ap-
prove Of this plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
Compares Wilson to Trotsky

of cases In this city 20 IN. extent of
practical seizure OF the property. n
atterted by the number who have
abandoned their property refusing
10 pay further taxes. In case of the
passing of the so-eaiied Erickson
threa.eenf fare law. Thousands Of
others ~iil be forced out
Meaars. Isnin. Tro,hhy and com.
pany ara carrying on just such a
scheme 90 horrffy the whole world.
and believe this Public Ownership
l.ague stuff. n persisted In. win soon
have people leaving this city like
rats from a sinking ship.
u doesn't seem that ,hry arc even
trying 10 play fair. but make their
appeals 20 prejudice only.
T.. n. McIOsKEr. 500 Fffth ave.
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Editor The Star;
Sec that In Mondays star n. ].
Wilson Of the Public Ownership
league has made an appeal 20 the
citizens Of Seattle for more propa.
ganda mon.y AIMED TO ruin tho va.
cant property owners Of thia city.
lie says over his own signature.
Don't forget that the speruintor In
vacant lands only pays ore small
land tan riiicuiousiy low a. com
pared 90 wha, you pay
WIN call his direct attention TO the
fact that tho vacant lot owner pays.
In addition 20 the -Hmati land tan. =
for water mains. grading sidewalks
paving. etc. an well as the small
home owner does And In thousands
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1914, ~ the current standards.
Tho capitals are nina. But a. I
remainder the meeting on July ~.
1871. both Mr. shorrock and Mr..
ssntmstsr pledged themselves 60
try to bring abou, . reduction this
year.
hut now ws ar. told TO LEAVE
TEACHERS SALARIES ALoSEr'
The cut u $3.50. 900 made no r~fuc.
ton IN taxes How could ~ The
school expenditures are 1891 .ssT Is
what percentage a. that sum "a
100 .0ooY
Teachers raiarsr. are ss.t1s.fsst-
II peopis can't work ou, percentages.
sur-iy they can work addition.
The office paiarie. are. q IA, eos Of
JauitorS. engineers ... s.&k1s.1k
Parental school salaries. ss.tssfA
---------------a----
. sss.<o7.ss
which asded 10 the
teachers salaries .....ss.t7s.Tbss 81
Total ..s.......ssssst a.ktl 1879
Which make. a different percentage
nxnin.
Trusting these figure. are not toe
-tiresome"7
MRS. ANNE n. STEWART.
7zo Mob Hill Ave
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View of a II. of w.
Student

Editor The star
Az a university student who 10
working his way thru school ard
who, like hundreds OF others. depends
upon Seattle firms for work. wish
70 protest against the Erickson street
car measurs az q plan full Of danger
20 university students.
Fifty per cent Of the students 90
the university earn all the money 70
auirsd for their education. Thirty
per cent more earn part Of their sx.
psnses. We feel unemployment and
hard times here N quickly an any
one. Jobs 10 Seattle mean educa-
ton or no education for many Of
VA We would like s-csnt tokens. but
us have Judgment enough 20 know
that raising seattls's TAI rate 70 ~
osnss on svery dollar OF assessed val
ustion will kin off hundreds Of jobs.
We know that IL . manufactures
here does stay he VIII have 20 make
up that Tar Increase out Of wages
II hiss us again. Those who have
studied this experiment know uni
versity students viii pay more 70 live
here under the bill.
Many of us rent rooms In homes.
Taxes on the average home-renting
rooms 10 students VIII be incrsa<sd
ts<. Ny room rent goes up . few
doilars a year. The Gamma Phi Beta
sorority house viii have to pay $500
extra taxes nsxs year under his plan
The girls have 20 divide that up. The
Phi Dsits viii pay $500 more taxes
on their home. We are wise enough
TO know that the stores are going
20 pass on their extra tax We know
Ne can't avoid absorbing some Of the
Bon Marchs extra $4,000 tax 30 II
win Be on all things We buy.
Many OF us hope to make Seattle
our home after graduation We must
have Jobs. We are not optimists
enough 10 think industries win como
or the onss hare EXPAND or remain
here II Seattle has the higf,sss tar
rate in America No one has dsnied
that win be the case. hope univer.
nity students win not let . Scent
token make them lose sight Of the
dollar . little way. off.
AUDLEY MAHATTEY-
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Tks Eternal
SYMBOL

mnneeg, annIvsrxAry Of the Res
ursoeoboa ard real birthday Of
Cnur1s11an civilization. again Il
erap1ea1s1-as h his bern for
near1y l.see years.
primarily n b . religious fee
l0val Christianity rsibing day.
- uhich the wise wandering
shssp return TO re fold TO hear
lnupnrlng sssmsns that give many
: 40 Ieass % life
n spiris Of Easter b the spirit
q ~ Resurrer1ion--ef spring
--lhe suskening Of life. hope and
haUQtnens after the long death Of
vln1ss. In this sense. TIM Easter
onnnon y sbserved even In heath
- eeunirsea The budding lily
~ - Easter egg are symbciie
q ~ e1ernsl rs.6irth Of life.
La - strive. this Faster In
Ou1e1A - rvsurrert Tn best that
= = - anA fscs ths future with
oo.ooga hspe ssl~snes and Chris
80 h1n1ness - eur feIlows. strfv.
~ - sxiesd tlss glad spirit Of
unG1or NTH u permeates al days
q - year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

Bix business 10 getting bigger.
little business smaller. That. In .
nutshell. h what the l.. \. burean
Of the census has found by q
study Of manufacturing establish
urnts In the United Statss.
Every five yesrs the census
complies fsrts covering uanufae.
turing. Tn. 1918 census ngur~s
are now becoming available.
There we're s.sss.sTs wage earn
err employed In manufacturing
Industry In 1918.
OF tt~se. fss PER- cent WIRE evn-
ployed In the establishments hsv-
ing over 1000 wage earners each.
In 1914. tho percentage Of wage
earners employed In this class 81
establishments was only lis per
cent Of the total wsre earners
Thus the increase In the ffve
year period was 81 per cent In
the number employed In big 60
Establishments. A. the same tlne
the number Of wage sarners EN-
ploysd In establishments having
from one 10 five worirrs EN-.
pioyed. DECREASED Is per cent.
And In every class Of establish
mens the increase In numbers Of
wage ~arnerS employed ~ b.
tween 1914 and 1918 was smallest
In the establishments employing
few workers and greatest In 80
fabiishmenis employing large num-
b~rs Of workers.
More than half Of sII the wsge
earners engaged In factory pro
duetion In 1873 worked In esiab-
lishmenis employing moro than
80 wage earners each.
These figures bear out similar
increases recorded 1t each census
period. The concentration of In.
dusfry In the hands Of big bust.
mes. continue. steadily and little
business just as steadily Io-~s
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
LHHERCt tho to ENHNR
Candidates and the K. X. X.

vital interest 90 the jew ana the
Catholic. AZ well NJ tho negro. and
the rank and file OF those races and
people have not forgotten that tho
recent exposures of the klsn'u inner.
most secrets. revealed the fact that
We have been estalosusd By them AZ
especial objects OF their creed OF hate
ana sntasonirm.
We are going strong for the law.
abiding" and not 'law.ridins'' candi,
date. Respectfully yours.
HOMER J. AUSTIN,
box ali. station ~.
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NY dtssvfct comprises ie.s Than Z
per eesf Of aliens aw trformsd
by the district attorney that dur
ting Ms fervs Of offtcc---fhaf -. ssrc>
the b~psHriag Of the pear fasf--Te
per cent Of conrtcslors for tho rio
isfioss Of the rageoftc ard nquor
idtrs hare tseH Of aiiens--Reprs-
sentative vaae fR-J. Colo.
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Editor The Star.
I arm rleased 70 ACKNOWLEDGES with
appreciation the splendid cooper
tlon OF The star In the publicity earn.
paisn IN connection with the recent
production OF the oratorio Elijah"
without which. I arm sure. u would
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Oratorio Elijah" a Success

have b@en impossible for us 10 have
achieved anything like the same De
gree % success.
Thanking you for your splendid
and whole hearted assistance. I am,
very truly yours.
J. l.. GREHNwELL.
Chairman
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Eotc, IN one sense Of the tCord.
may BE- classified az a ",oet~ am
N fduor Of tcatey frdnspoYtation.-
Representative Chalmers fR.J. ohio.
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Some rssr think they krosc 40
much they ought 70 look thru the
encyclopedia for mistakes
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81 Paul mar f,sffies hts Vtfs
spends 1900 yearly on cosneffcs
She WiH get painters collie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

~ 10 hard 70 tell gh~fher fishing
makes loofers or ioafers make nsh-
srmcn.
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"Neuer ktss pour to.fe before a
cycud." sops soctai Hints. should
she crofCd be kissod firsff
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hoUu heard Il sstd - perhaps
oD0e Of yes eerfiessss on the re-
Du1o1cas side Of the kouse caH seu
- hesg fyvs ~ ts-fhaf the Hos.
An1eesC Mellon hos been moro es-
oovyossNenf to the present ADMIN
oGoyueoen fhas any other persos
80 = ~ srhc has been connected
GD1tA fhs aSssiaisfrafson. except
DGvhoos the late Iamenfed Boast
OneDw General the Hon. WIN
uovs. schoss pass4Ho brought sveA
1oeovable comment from some Of
~ psemb>rs Of this house on both
of1es " the aisie.--Rspreserfatsrc
Jeffevs ID. Ala.
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Being fair TO the auto drivers, the kids should
put up "detour'' sigrls around their marble games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

A big league ball player makes
move MONEY than a burglar and
acnviv az much as q booiIeD0sr.
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Referring. We rejoice csfh Joy I'M
speakabIe and fun Of glory.
Peter T. o.
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Cures ASTHMA
and nay FEVER

Any reader who suffer. from Asth-
ma and Hay Fever can be quickly
cured without risksng . penny thru
the remarkably. discovery Of c.
.feavengood. 1898 s. w. Blvd Rose
Sass write Mr.. L<avengood and hy
will send yeu . big bottle Of HI
prescription on 10 days trial. II u
cures pay ti15. Otherwise you ov-s
nothing --Advertfsement-
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a political victory. rice On rests.
tho recovery 81 posr ssck. o. fhs
refsrs Of yoar atsenf frtend. or
some other farofaAle erenf. raises
your spirit. no rot believe a.
Eofhssg oaa brin0 you pcaec but
yourself Nofhsn0 ear trsHs you
peace but the frfamph Of prsnct-
pies Ralph Waldo Ewrrsor.
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ohtcaso plans to increase the pay
~ pojtcsMes sche make eood-f
oau.
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LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY

Today'a word is-fNvEcTTyE
It's pronounced -in-vsck.tiv. with
accent on the second syllable
II means-@a dsDunciation. an so<p.
nation. opprobrium. censurs. sesSrt
harsh words.
n comes ffom--fatin +inveb>rs."
20 carry or bring against
It's used like this Much unvso
tive IL exchanged ia senate debates .
other IN his position who ran take
his place and DO what be has dons
for Seattle. Too bad that the last
months Of his career as public
worker should be msrred BY poiiti'
cal heckiing. but such In often tbs
case with a great and good man.
ELIZABETH WHITE.
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knor ne thoughts fhss fhsrk
foEats Sos. saith the Lord.
fhes0hfs Of peace. and not Of ed.
20 gtte poa shs expected cad
jeremiah xxkx. IN.
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They are fishing for booze off the coast OF Flor
ida and may catch some picked behring's.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
Vyborny rodinny lex. "Jsem

matkou sesti deti," pise panl E.
Schwoeble Turtle Creek, Pa.
"Nejstarsi jest deset rok1 sta
re a nejmladsi sest mesicu; a.
vsak nikdy jsem nezavolala le-
kare, ponevadz kazda nemoc je
leCena hned s DR.. Petra Hobo
kem." Tato bylinna pripravka
ma daleko siroko dobrou po-
vest, jako rodinny lex. Neza-
dejte no v lekarne, jest doda-
van pouze mistnimi jednateli.
PiSte ma DIR. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, III.
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PRODA Sc Upright piano v
dobrem stavu "a $125.00. Hla-
ste sc Mrs. Zbomik {. 214O
BrOadview Rd. 1O-3
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Valecne lodi ruske --- mezi
starym zelezem. DIE ste

VaIeCne lO0l ruSke - meZI
starym zelezem. DIE Ste
tinske zpravy pr,byly do tam
niho pristavu diva ruske kria-
Milky Admiral Makarov" "
"Bajam''. Byly zakoupeny To-
di ty nemeckou-ruskou spolec-
nosti ma zuzitkovanl kovd a
budou nyni We Stetine rozmon-
tovany. Ma palube nalezala
sc ruska posadka. Lodi, ac
isou znacne seSle, cinl pres to
|imposantni DOZEN svojl obrovi-
tosti, jiz zvysuji jeste Il kazde
ctyri kominy. Ia tymz uce-
lem budou dopraveny do Ne
mecka jeste dalsi ruske lodi va
lecne. Marnost mad marnost.
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"Coz jste neobedvali?" pta-

"Coz jste neobedvali?" pta-
la Sc.
"Ne," pfiznaval hosik, -
"tata nechtel varit. Vcera ta-
ke jsme nevarili," oznamoval.
Sehnalce bylo podivne. Ne
co il dusilo prsou.
'Kdybyste, teta, nam dala
aspon trochu brambor a kdy-
byste Pepce nejaky satek ma
kirk =" dozadoval hoch.
''Poslal vas tata?' Primo Sc
ptala Sehnalka.
"Poslal!" rekl hoch upf1-
mne.
Byla We straslivych rozpa-
,cich.
Co je j do cizich. deti? A
zvlaste Chunderovych deti?-
Kdyz lajdak sam nemdze OBJ
Itezovat, posle .deti! Snad ma
schval, - mihlo Sc il v hlave.
"Teta, ia mann hlad -" W.
hrklo z devcete.
Sehnalka prohlizela 81 Pep
ku. Bylo to vlastne hezounke
devce, melo pekne, modre oci,
takovy milounky oblicejicek-
jen il umyti a trochu ustrojit.
"Co pax Sc tato vas ne
stara?" rekla vic sama k sobe
|nez k detem.
"Tata uz treti den pije," ne
vinne a sdilne oznamoval no.
six "a tadyhle Pepka uz vcera
plakala hladem. A je nam v
komore zima," vypravoval, -
"pelech name mokry, - ono
tam tece."
"Ty mas vse, vid'?" obratila
Sc Sehnalka k Pepce.
Devce vykulilo IA nj modre
loci, ale neodpovidalo.
"To nemate lepsiho kldcku
ma sebe?" vyptavala Sc hocha.
"Nemame,' priznaval, "uz
jsme vSechno roztrhali tata
nekoupi. My tatu nekdy dlou.
no nevidime, a to pax name
hlad."
Sehnalce svlralo sc hrdlc. r
srdce il nejak bolelo.
"Pojd'te dali" rekla prisne
a usadila deti v seknici u sto.
|lul. Honem Jim snesla chleba
a mleka a jen tax mZikem sc
podivala, jak hltave jedi.
| A uz nalevala do skopkr
lteplou vodu a z truhly nesl:
hreben. V truhle dlouho S.
hrabala, neni-li tam nejakeh,
|sikovneho klocku, a kdyZ mel;
svlecenou Pepku We skopku ;
drhla j hubene telicko, povi
dala hochovi: "Az tie trochl
ocistim a tvymmdlruju, pujde
"a tatou do hospody a vyfidi
mu. abY ke mne priSel."
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PRODA Sc cihelna budOva s
dvema kramy vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
j1ne Sc tez dim jako castecna
splatka. - A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. 8
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnlch po-
treb, rohove nlisto, tydni pri-
jem pres $500. Naleza sc ma
vych. 1O5. ul., velmi dobre o.
koli. Zavolejte telefonem
Garfield, 1868 aneb Sc Haste
u jednatele v els. 1921 vych.
55. ul. mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer.
1O-6
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod blize tri skol, kde sc tr-
Ii $500 tydne. Haste Sc v {.
1907 White Ave. -Vezmete
vych. 55. karu a jed'te k Pay
ne ave. Obchod tento nema
konkurenci V okoli. 1O-12
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r O B N E
OZN A M K Y.
HLEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc byt v pfizeml o
trech neb ctyfech svetnicich s
koupelnou pro dive osoby V o.
koli Union Ave. Adresu sd6lte
V adm. t. listu pod znackou M j.
r. 1O-3
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pekny pokoj
bud pro pana neb damu, jest
sam O sobe, koupema a vse "a
flzenO. Hlase Sc v els. 34l3
E. 65. ul. po 6te hod. vecer.
1O-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

aky Sc pOVlua, ZaCllldld
babka, "ze budou tady stavet
drahu a re ma to padne mnoho
poll -"
II ono sc toho napovida!
pret ala Sehnalka vyklad ry-
chile sc otacela u plotny, ably
!baba pochopila, ze ma mnoho
prace.
"Povidal to predstaveny,"
nedala Sc mylit Rimbabka, "a
taky povidal, re to pujde zrov
ma pres vase. Budete behat k
ouradu a, "a jen ably Sc
vsechno dobre pro vas vymeri-
10 a vypocltalo -"
"Jeste Sc nestavi!" odsekla
Sehnalka stavela hrnce ma
plotnu. Ne, nehne sc ia ba-
ba! Jiste ma "a lubem Chun-
deru'! saM
"Taky yam vitr utrhl kus
"kobky" mad lomenici, jestli
jste 81 vsimla -" upozornova-
la Rimbabka.
Sehnalka neodpovidala. Spa
fila otruby a mocnymi udery
"sekaku" drtiIa ocezene bram
bory.
"a jeste neco, kmotra!" ma
jednou Sc osmelila baba. Tise
a hodne nesmele septala: -
"No, rozmyslela jste seq
Sehnalka opfela "sekak" O
kamna ostre sc zadivala ma
Rimbabku. "A co jsme 81 me-
la rYzmyslet?"
"Baba okolickovala: "No,
prece jsme tom, kmotra, uz
imluvily -"
80 cem?" zkratka a pichla-
We dorazela Sehnalka.
"Co pax, kmotra, takhle zu-
stanete do smrti? Vzdyt' by
vam nemel lodo ami posledni
hodine poslouzit!"
Sehnalka vybuchla: "a &C
myslite, Rimbabko, lie by mne
mel snad Chundera poslouzl.
Iti?"
"No, no. krotila diploma
ticky baba, "snad nekdo jiny
snad treba Chundera, - Pan
buh sam to rozhodne -"
"Tak to, Rimbabko, nechtt
Panubohu a neplet'te Sc do to
ho!' uz hnevive kazala Sc
hnalka.
"Vzdvt' ten Chundera men
zly clovek -" jeste jedno'
zkouSela baba zprostredkova
telka.
"Tak 81 no, Rimbabko, VEN
te sama, ably yam V posledn
hodine poslouzil!' odsekl
velmi rozhodne.
!; 'Je to pomysl, je to pony
sleni" rozpacit6 brebtala ba
ba. ia to pro vas dobfe my
! slim -"
! ia pro vas taky!' zas u
: ostre vyjela Semalka a prism
!. dodavala: "a uz isem rekla
! vicekrat mi sem tim opilyl
!; Chunderou nelezte! Jedno sl(
; vo jako padesat!.'
|: "Neni vami, kmotra, kali
! no poJednanl - mrzela
! Rimbabka.
! "Neni!" razne znela odp,
: ved.
: "Tak zas pujdu -" hlasil
: skleslym hlasem baba, "ale
!: to skoda, povidam, je to SIX
: da."
:, II neniw utesovala Selma
= ka babku, "vzdyt' jeste Chu
deru odbydete. A pojd'te, :
dam yam trochu krupek!' v
bizela.
"Zaplat' Panbuh, ale va
svoleni bylo by mi milejsi -
I'll zasteskla.
Sehnalka Sla do komory
prinesla vrchovatou misku p
knych krupek. Velmi 81 ode
chla, kdyz Rimbabka kulha
po zaspi. Honem bezela
vratkum, dukladne je zavre