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Financial {fen1a

the lanes 5aIs. %; Greene formerly a member of
ne ne Id" hrm Of Cornell Lockwood g.
o of EN- ana u Myies G Alvergon. formerly
department If Clark, Williams &. Co.
Oliver K. Gardner, formerly with A. B.
Leach & Co. and Davenport Pogue, for
me nler1I III the bond department of Ware &
IFanteF; nave formed II partnership
under the firm name OF Gardner. Pogue &,
20. TO transact an Investment security
The 1[oppell Industrial Car end EQUIP
neni Company received order yesterday
from the Manila Railways for fifty thirty-
ton capacity cane cars.
Herman ID. Itountze has been admitted
eral partner.
-. The Humble OIL and Refining Company
all Of the $25.oOo,oO0 principal amount Of
teHber 49, 1922, The principal and all of
the unnRtured coupons of the issue VIII
be payable on that date at the office of
coupons on the notes due September Is,
go, viii be paid on presentation at the
office of the ]. P. Morgan Company
IIoa glan nd Alum & Co. of New York
and Chicago announced yesterday that
Frederick D.. Bonaa has become associ-
ated with them as vice president with
Headquarters in this city.
Clifford H. Ayres has been appointed
manager of the sales department of Clark.
Williams & Co., and Dudley c. King has
been appointed manager of the bond de-
partment.
Arthur G. Hoffman. vice president of
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany. has been elected director Of the
Chase National.
e. b. Filter jr. and G, E. Won Elten for
merry OF Joaephthal &, Co, have announced
the formation OF partnership under the
firm name of Filter & Won Elten to con-
duct a brokerage business in unlisted
stocks and bonds.
The New York Cotton Exchange mem
bership Of George A. HUM jr has been
sold 10 S. T. Hubbard ir. for $4,000. rep
resenting an advance of 81 900 over the
last previous sale.
Theodore o. Budenbach has sold his
membership in the New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange to William d. Daub for
$500. an increase of 500 over the pre-
vious sale.
H. d. Robbins & Co. Inc. and Stanley
& Bissell ere offering issue OF s1,7a2. $50
Dodge Manufacturing Corporation per
cent cumulative preferred stock at par
and accrued dividend, yielding per cent.
The Stock Exchange firm of Dominick
e. Dominick behalf of a syndicate is
offering to-day $50, 900 shares of Skely
Oil common stock at s12 share. Sub
scrpttons will be received until o'clock
subject to allotment. Delivery of the
stock will be made on July 10.
MacQuoid G. Coady Pell & White and
Mccartney c Mclean are offering 10000
shares per cent cumulative preferred
stock Of the Gufey Gillespie Gas Products
Corporation. Each share of preferred is
convertible into four shares OF common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

CoOK-Noat, capable, middle aged woman;
excellent cook: sTo-s7s NJ Miss Hof-
mayer's Agency. 10 East $50 ST.. 30 floor.
Telephone S9s7 Murray XII.
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COLLEGE STUDENT or TEACHER fo-
vacation: pleasant work; excellent ex
perience; salary 1910. for sixty days. Write
only l.. L., Box 49, 125 East 34th St
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Shoe Orders Heavy at Boston

bosf0N. July 11.-Shoe buyers from
Al sections of the country and promi-
6 isn't South American, Mexican and
oaladian shoe trade factors were pres
81 eas Ct the annual Boston Shoe Style
aaow to-day. The complicated style
s..aatlonl coupled with unsettled mar
, nes conditions, have caused buyers to
n snshoid orders which, under normal
soaaiaons, would have been placed a
h mo9sh ago. For this reason, heavy
business now is being booked here. A
s s,snefai style trend noticed is toward
.. oy longer vamPs and more pointed
s sss. Colonials seem to be coming
s wy. strongly. Kid leather is the fav-
ssi1e material. Radio boots" have
TINE Tas. TO take the place of overohoes.
my my are a combination of Russian
'0o's' with strip Of fur on tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12
Dry Goods Prices Widen Range

Tie price situation in general dry
sseds lines, although maintaining an
inward tendency, is somewhat mixed.
y normal times merchandise of a
SIMILAR quality usually has a standard
Fice throughout the market. The un-
Swear openings this week, at which
grtng 1923 balbriggan underwear was
offered the jobbing trade, showed a
considerable variation in price, some
nils failing to advances prices, while
ieshers registered increases up to 20
per cent. Much the same thing applies
y the cotton goods trade. One of the
results Of this development is that buy
ere are covering the market more fully,
anu IN many cases are buying mer-
ehandise from sources that are new to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12
B u inc Sc New q
Leading Factors in Ribbon
Trade Form New Combination
NO building Let-Do,pn
Seen i's Latest Report

no1her surge forward In build
."e IL indicated by the June return
On permits, according to Brad.
s'ree.,s' The gain in new buildinv
permitted in June over that ra
ported Tor May in 141 cities was 55
pel CENT and the gain last month
over June, 1921, was 71.s per cent
mus say the report, "the re-
turns from 141 cities for June show
total value of construction per-
mitted of s21s.e74,44o, against 5000
eo4'olo at the identical cities in
May, and sl27,671 PTS for the same
cieies IN June year ago.
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Commercial Credit

The commercial money market re-
rs;ns unchanged. Demand for new
roney continues light, especially for
rur5sses Of expanding plant facilities.
sone loans are being made to whole
ale and retail distributors to be de-
ystsd to new building, but not in such
sasntity that affects the market.
Commercial paper discounts at 4 and
II per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following discount
ntas on prime bankers acceptances
,Iigble for purchase by Federal Re-
..rua hanks.
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More Competition for .yobbers

wy goods iobbers east Of the Missis-
appl, who have Lad a difficult time
ss rs . up their volume of sales so
mo-, sais year, are destined to have still
Ss Sse competition in the fall if plans
.s. ag made by some of the large mill
o.. snd converters here are carried
l. me local sellers are preparing
si,. somo the territory east of the Mis-
4 's II as never before, and will come
VII a'leeS competition with the jobbers
h ~ .k seq many Of the smaller retailers
.o,s .asif territories. The mills and
rsrt s,stefs handling novelty goods are
&,eulariy anxious to extend their
s,s s',to- retailer business in this
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD


NOTICE IL hereby given to show cause
why duplicate Or new certificates should
not be issued in leu Of tho following pa :
cfnc OIL Company Capital Stock certificates
which nave been lost. stolen or destroyed:
Nc. 1881 for SO shares in name OF Frank
No, 1850 for 30 shares, In name of Frank
No. 1877 for IS shares. in name of Ed
ward L. Macauiay
No. 1889 FOR 25 shares. In namo Of Ed.
ward i. Macauiay
No 3o3e7 for rs shares, in name OF Julia
NJ. Donnelly.
No. sisn for 100 shares. in name Of Nils
r. Helgesen.
No a4sss for IS shares in name Of Nils
r. Helgesen.
Emma II. Coppage
No. 3257a for 100 snares in mama of
Emma II. CoppRge.
No. 36s7s for 40 shares In mama Of
Emma II. Coppsxe.
CHpBB g. SON,
South William Street.
Nsw York City.
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work Clothing More Ac,;ys.

ssa s.seased operation in industrial
ErosS. throughout the country has
iav ehso the demand for work cloth
sssL ana sa manufacturers of overalls,
srs salTts, Jumpers, ETC., in the main
hhs. user USE nov than at any time in the
seea no years. Evidence of this is
pries the recent advances in the
aysr.,,oo OF cotton denim, from which
az as are made. Southern retailers
d ,s spolted to be particularly active
so.bs;pplSsnishing their stocks of work
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received Ny the Blu
reau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment, Washington. D. c.. N&Ni 10
O'clock a. m July rs, 1922, for delivering
facksaw blades. hammers and rubber hose
TO the Navy Supply Depot. South Brook
lyn N T.. etc Apply for proposals to the
navy purchasing Office. New York, n. Y.
or to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
DAVID POTTER Paynaster General of
che GavJS x-S-ax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

tb ;e bureau bureau Of Business Research. OF
the salaries of salespeople. ''''o
Almost all of the 407 stores. whose
palance sheets were examined. Che hui.
leeln says, showed net loss in 1921
because Of the inability to reduce ex-
penses as fast as the fall in price
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new HAVEN. Press g. Co.: j. Prssa
MR,tsw q ,eottons; Park Avenue
ST., SsW HAVEN--F. A. Corbin. r. A. Cor
DIN woolen pieoe gooda: Collins wood
NEW HAyEN--Max i.ipscheT: Max
pp,pseher, WOODEN and cotton piece goods
fark Avenue,
NEW HAvEN-~Lawcnos no.. Y
r n,a Eek WOODEN piece goods; Park Ave.
NEW HAVEN, Alexander: l. Ajax.
e p,,o trimmings, braids, etc. Park Ave.
NEW HAyEN-Maehol & Macho,. NIL.
goods. I'M, aaehol' WOODEN and cotton piece
NEw liHf R3nN-J. H starln, : II s,.,,n
aiarry starin, tailors, wooden and cotton
49, 49, Goods trimmings. bralds, etc. Park
NEW HAVEN. conn.-Monders 1no. p
"a a. rice Jobs sweaters. cotton blouses
NEW KBNsINGToN. Pa way;
=, sllverman, ladies' ready to woar .''1 W.
er S,ss, Co, $40 9TH av. " ia
NJ ,oRLEANs-.t ary-Tsaacs Co. Chas
{" y. L1ssIil,ssinthal, 1850 B'way.
E. iSsEW oRLEANs-A We!nfela A Vein.
reg, millinery; Aberdeen " S'N
VIZ M PORT, n. king -McIeod n W
~ W, Fonie dresses, coats ana suits waist q
s seis' tur coats; care Jay & Co. az W
sslw s II: / Iinnoii, uphols nnoads r,ss
Co, Ear,t,, aDANlS, Masa--Ark Clothins
), NORWlcH. Conn.--Reid 4 HUGHES T
a,h eieNetand' ready TO wear. furs; 404
- NORWICH, cONN.-porteous e. ,,,.o,.u
no; r. }. Consdon. drapery' uphoisterv
Az poF coverings, cotton piece goods; 432
70 OAKLAND Calif-Manhein & Major
-, Is. Mannheim. Miss Mcclure ready to
oAK hHitSy. Block Go3i, & Fisher, 1852 Attn av
silk underwss,ar hosiery ,r ~ muslins. knit and
Freusso mems furnishings: so Union So
A oeAARR hoSL calif-H. c. Capweil Co. 20
r Aoetlner, cotton piece goods. fapnsia
eeontestics, linens. blankets. beddinxs corn.
as00ttsers' care WE'LL &c Hartmann, les W
OKLAHOMA CITY. okla-Tbs pa.
rlslan; Mrs c. e. Butcher, ready to wear
'@I FAM IElyi Es st9n & Cohen, as W. aga St
Pechte srN Hr "sa ~ RGi Pax. Pechter; X
PEORIA, Hl.-BIock & Kuhi Co.. O. NJ
D sDi Moor coverings; Alfred Fanti us ".
PEORIA. Hip. A. Bergner; Miss NJ
EESo ,. Junior wear. dresses, suits: J 8,
ready 10 mere handise manager, ladies
?, PEORIA, Ili.-Blook & Kuhl Co on Mi,s
a. a. baker ladies' dresses; Alfred FantI'
PHILADELPHIA
frank & Seder; Miss L. Rose millinery
care AFFILIATED Retail Stores, 1872 B'way
call Del Bros; Miss F, Barnes, petit
LAS boa' muslin underwear; Miss A. duggen-
"e En- umbrellas; B way and 32d ST.
eo n-.ias frank; Elias Frank, furniture,
ho9r coverings; Martinique
er @tha dsian, Hosiery Co; d. T. Berizheim-
IN, a. A. Conn & Co. NJ A. Cohn. WOODEN
Shn a a cotton piece goods: Martinique.
Harvey Carpet Co. Samuel X. Haryev.
'h1huf acturer floor coverings; Imperial
~ ~. a Rumpf; G. A., Rumpf, hosiery,
KIM ~ , underwear; Bresin. -
10 Glmbel Bros; James r. McGough, BILL
r nor9, pool tables; Ernst Bohn, leather
sooGs' luggage and trunks; Victor Zauner.
ea MY, soda, etc; Broadway and aga st.
n,a IMAM aa, folln, William Polin, wooden
. Frank & serer; II. KATE, bungalow
B'way. 'ote'' 10 .
bsrst4 6 Bodek; Harry Baratz. mfr.
y, Hterhert kohn; Herbert Kohn, knitted
pathlng suits; IS w. 34th st
Graad. ' no. 'u''9'
r4, ruTltan Cloak and Suit Co; Mr.. s.
fiirsch' cioaks, suits; GRAND
(continued page rwcnty)
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WANTED-Young man to represent us IN
Manhattan District. Must be in touch
with railroad and heavy construction Long
leaf business. Address, stating age, es-
perfence. amount of business doing now,
references. GALAXY and bonus expected. APP
proximate monthly expense and when can
start, P. O. Box $40. Tampa. Florida.
Steamer business speciality.
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lower Vests and Bigger Ties

lpprsns vests for fall, which have the
ssnsassh q the American Clothing De-
I'd H. association, are expected to
dastyse. movement Of the neckwear in
sad ena 70 bring into fashion the wide
ise i siik tie. The larger vest OPEN
.tsss ~ argued, will permit and sug-
Il Yss .s display of a more generous
aes s wai, usual. Along with the larger
b co,a ,m come a greater development
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

LOsT-on west side Fifth Ave, between
link hracsist a. vois $1,000 NJ, ,,air'
able except to owner. Reward. Return
to Miss Edith Brewer, Rockledge Manor.
Yonkers
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Oh

CFAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. nice. young:
good references; $50. we;tier'a Agency.
20 W. 4Sd
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sloe Store Expense Gains

tkse ~ operating expenses in retail
Per lore. seres last "ear advanced 27.s
Eas or about 2 per cent more
te.as,ssms reported in 1920, according
istln just issued by the Har-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

CHAMBERMAID- sEAMsTR Ess; very best
w. $40.
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LOST--Bankbook No. sss.16S Of Greenwich
Savings Bank. 2%s Sixth Ave, N. z. City.
Payment stopped, Please return to bank.
LosT-Bankbook No. so.1os Of the U. s.
Savings Bank Of ". 7. Payment stopped.
Please return to bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

COOK. cHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. to-
gether: highly recomnl ended short dis
tance country Winthrop Bureau, "a West
s@d St. Room b2s. BonRacre s7f3.
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Lost Bankbooks

No. 543. 500 OF ths Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any person
having claim to 1t Is hereby called upon
to present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12

Call loans against acceptances, per
ssnt.
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COOK, young Scotch Protestant; excellent
references: short distance country, where
ono other maid ~ kept Winthrop Bureau.
~ West 42d st. Room 626. Iongacrs s7s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12
Governesses, Etc.

COVERINGS - Partisan French. sna,k.
English and understands physical cara
", MISS Hofmayer's Agency 10 East ARD
st. sra moor. Telephone S547 Murray Xiii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-12
HELP WANTED MALE

COLLEGE student or teacher wanted for
summer season. 10 days, $40; educa-
tional work in mountains or at seashore.
622 Fifth av., N. Y. City. Room 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28

sci Ike kostelicku, kde bys &C.
kala. Jsou tam vysoke lipy a
pockas ma mne We stinu."
"Tedy uz v sobotu! Boze,
toho jsem Sc nenadala, re tax
brzy budu s~t'astna," povidala
jake pro sebe a oci j zvlhiy,
"a smell by byti bratr Sc Sla-
vinkou p~ritomen?"
proc 81 toho prejes?" ptal
Sc malicko Sc zaraziv.
"Aby i oni byli pokoinejsi.
Bojis Sc jich? Neboj, muj no.
lchu, oni jsou dobri, oni Sc ma
ltebe divaji $ laskou a mali pro
mas p~orozumeni. Ale jake ia
Ijsem sc nemohla zbaviti vyci-
tick, i oni mali RUNE obavy,
lstrachujf Sc, ably mas svet ne
lrozvedl. Uvidi-li re jsem uz
ltvoje i pred oltarem, budou j.
max souditi a pokojn6ji Sc di-
watt ma nase styky. Nepfeji 81
Ibyti tvou, abych snad
Zarazila Sc a zapyfila, me-
lvedouc, jak mu dalsi rici.
"Nu, ty mi rozumis," rekla
"a okamzik prudce. "Touzlm
pc tvych polibcich, ale pc il
mem me-" dodavala ostychave,
odvrativsi oci. Gale rozumis
mi, re by mi bylo trapno, kdy-
bych musila sve polibky skry-
|vati i pred bratrem, i pred
Svakrovou. Kdyby ii vSak by
10 nemilo, ably byli pritomni,
|feknu Jim to proste a pozadam
|ie, ably seckali doma.'
"Neni treba, jen at prijdou
a jsou naSimi svedky. Aspon
nam Dude V tom velikem Okla
mziku veseleji. Skoda, re mo-
il rodice nejsou ma zivu, musili
by take prijiti."
"Zajedeme 81 jednou k je-
iich hrobu a ia je poprosim,
ably nam S hurry p%ozehnali. -
Kdyz te nell tolik radi, i jiste
me radi miti budou.'
"Ty mole dobra," pravil po-
hnut a pollbil il ma oci. "Ve-
riS, re jsem nyni mnohem kid
nejsi, nez kdyz jsme 81 fekli,
re Sc name radi?'
"Cht6la jsem ii tot6z rici,
ale bala .isem Sc, abys 81 nemy-
sill, re snad mole laska je ma
10 vrela. Nemohu ii rici, lak
mi ie. Ia til dny budou pro-
vdana a mym muzem Dude
knee. Co by tomu rekl svet,
kdyby Sc to Tide dovedeli?'
mike duse by sc tomu po-
smivaly, ale slechetni by to
schvalili. Jsem St'asten, re
jsem to navrhl, oba budeme
klidn6 Sc ma budoucnost d.
watt. Pred svetem budes slec.
|nou Evou, pred Bohem zenou
Evou. A ted take ia muslin
vazne premyslet, jak svou re
lnu zajistiti. Tusim, re jake
knee nezemru. Neni myslitel-
no, ably cirkevni vrchnosti u
emily konec oSklivemu a ne
lidSkemu narizeni celibatu g
.azko bych vydrzel hrati ne
chutnou komedii pfetvarek. =
Pred chvili mi napadlo, re
bych mohl Sc DAFT zapsati ma
pravnickou fakultu a studovat
prava, nebo ma ~uGetnicky kurs.
Casu nam donna dosti, mohl
bvch zkousky skladat a potion,
Iaz bych mel pfedbeznou pru-
pravu, citil bych Sc bezpecnej,
81, re Sc n6kde uchytim.'
~>+tr,s,fy M ts>r, %s| ,y-r rsr ,s,f MY
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PRODA Sc pohodlne zarize-
ny dunn 0 trech svetnicfch a
dvou bedrumech, pantry, sat
mix, koupelna, velky sklep,
skopky ma pradlo, elektrika,
pekny lot, pc pripade Sc Wy
meni Ia dun dvourodinny.
Haste Sc V els. 1905 Dolloff
Rd. 7-29
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PRODA Sc: kombinacni ka-
nina "a $50; velka lednicka
SIS; sekatka ma travu $3.50;
Pathe gramofon a 20 rekordu
$45; buffet, 6 zidli a kulaty
stul, sos, kozene houpaky, kus
pc $3.50; postele, pera, ma
trace, dresser, S12; shiffonier
ST; detsky kocarek, $40; al
mara ma saty S12;, kolo pro
hocha Sis, mohagonovy stul
do knihovny SIP; a jine veci,
.vse opravdu LEVINE. Pfijd'te
do els. 4313 Clark Ave.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50
tydne, jest blize divadla a je
pfi mem pekny byt 0 5ti poko-
jich. Zavolejte Handbook 1850
aneb sc ptejte u jednatele We
Woodland Market Building,
rob Woodland a 55 ILL.,, dvere {.
2O7. 8-3
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
a jednorodinny "a $4,000 ma
zap. so. I'll. blize Clark Ave.
Dvourodinny ma 10 pokoju a
jednorodinny 3 pokoje, kou-
pelna a elektrika. Velka lace
pro RICHLY prodej. Haste Sc
v els. 5002 Clark ave. Telefon
Hemlock 400. 7-2S
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tom fikaji, re sc mali miti vsi-
'chni Tide radi a dovolavaji Sc
Krista, ktery prece i pohany
prijimal."
"Kristus je u mich pouze "a
st6rkou, kryji Sc jeho svatym
jmenem, ably svym slovdm do
dali nadpozemske vahy a ko-
moli jeho uceni die svych list
nych pfanl," fekl trpce.
"A duchovnfm V jine wire,
kde je dovoleno Sc zeniti, bys
Sc staff nemohl?"
Mlcel chvfli a potion Sc ma
nj $ jakymsi smutkem podival.
"Mohl bych, ale to, to bych
Isnad nedokazal. Nehnevei Sc
Iproto ma me, nepovidam to z
nedostatku lasky k tobe. Vim,
re kazde wire jsou slechetni
Tide a mole duse mi pravi, re
Buh Dude stejne milosrdnym
soudcem, at no clovek vyzna-
va tim, ci onim zpusobem, jen
kdyz poctive to kona, ale pre-
ce jen pfipadalo by mi to ia
ko zrada ma nabozenstvi. Do
bfe mi rozumej. Nepravim
zrada ma cirkvi, ale ma nabo-
zenstvi. Nabozenstvi "a ony
zlorady, ktere sc zakorenily V
cirkvi, nemuze, ono je este a
svat6 a mole nabozenstvi je
pro mne necim nesmirn6 dra-
hymn. At me tTeba Z cirkve
vyzenou, nabozenstvl mi witt
nemohou. A abych ia sam je
opoust6l, to by mi pripadalo
jake opouSteni vseho toho, v
co jsem az dosud veril a echo
81 vazim."
"Tohle rada cd tebe slysim,'
pravila teple a vztahnuvsi ru-
ku svou, stiskla pevne jeho
ruku. "Nedovedu Size jake ty
vmysliti Sc V takove presved-
cent, ale hfeie me, re iva po-
vaha je pevna a tive nazory
tax este. Ne, Jenicku, k vuli
.tomu, abychom Sc mohli brzy
witt, nikdy sve nabozenstvi
neZradlS. At radeji ziji $ te-
hou neoddana, nez abych Vi
della, re duSevne trpis. Leka-
la bych Sc, re budeme ia to
potrestani. Co ma tom, kdyz
nebudu miti pred svetem ma
zev TIVE zeny. Predni le, bych
We tyem srdci il byla."
"Dovol, abych ii fekl, re V
tie ohvili. kdy by ma mas nemi-
|losrdne zautocili a me vyhnali,
nezastavim Sc ma polou ceste.
To bych "a kazdou cenu dial,
labys prijala i pred svetem me
jmeno.'
"A jak bys to udelal?" pta-
la Sc dychtiv6, patric ma jeho
rozpalenou tvar.
"Prohlasil bych sc Ia be2
Ivyznani a dali bychom Sc ci-
Wine oddati," pravil odhodla-
ne.
"Bez vyznani?" lekla Sc. -
"To je tolik, jake bez Boha a
bez viry? To bych nechtela
Neisem ~neverici a nechci j.
byti."
Ami ia bych neveficim ne.
bvl. Tim prohlasenim bycf
pouze pfcstal byti pfislusni
KEN cirkve a nestal bych Sc
prislusnikem jin6 cirkve. Ale
mole nabozenstvi mi nemuzt
prece nikdo re srdce vyrvati
cd Boha me nemuze nikdo 0
dehnati. zvlaste, kdyz nepfe
stanu byti jeho pokornym dit
kem."
"Svedomi by ii mic nevyci
talo?' ptala Sc uzkostlive.
"Co by mi vycitalo, byl-l
bych Ike svemu kroku dostvan
Ano, kdybych spachal neja
kou svatokradez, dopoust6l $
nicemnostl. kradezi, opilstvi
iak Sc vsechny mike naruzivo
sti imenuji, potion arci bye
sam Sc Boha zrekl. Ale pou
- .
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod V okoli Buckeye Rd.
a vych. 116. ILL.,, kde Sc proda-
va pouze "a hotoVe. Haste Sc
V els. 1924 Buckeye Rd.
30
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MT. PLEASANT. - Jednoro-
dinny dunn o 4 svetnicich s
koupelnou dole a misto pro 4
svetnice nahofe. China cabi-
nety, %fernes, sklep, skopky ma
pradlo, lot 40 phi $50 strev.
je jeden rok starry. Snizena
cena $500. Blizsi sdeli j. F.
Nejedlik Co. 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Union 1861 r. Bell Broad
way 1886. 7-29
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod. Use Sc proda pou-
re Ia hotoye. Pricina nemoc.
Haste Sc V els. 4030 vych. 131
ulice. 7--28