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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
CATTLEMEN TO MEET.
Vermont HOlstein-F'riesian Association
Going to West Rutland.

The regular summer meeting of the
Vermont Holstein-Friesian association
will be held on the farm of Robert L.
Mead in West Rutland Monday, Aug
81. at l p. IN. Interesting speakers are
expected and cordial invitation is eX
tended to all lovers of any breed of cat
flo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
CHAYER HEADS CHAUTAUQUA.
BrattIebOrO GuarantOrs Choose Officer,
for Next Years Session-About 2;
Attend Meeting.

At the meeting of the Chautauqua
euarantors for next years session. held
In the Chamber of Commerce rooms,
about % were present.
Chairman George j. Perkins explained
the purpose of the meeting, which was
to select general committee to have
charge of affairs next season and to elect
the necessary officers.
The officers elected were: President
Rev. c. C. Chayer secretary, viii Il.
Smith treasurer. Jason II. Bushnell.
These officers with the following c,nsti-
tute the general committees Miss Flor
enca Wells. George j. Perkins and d. W.
Felch.
After the election plans for next years
session were discussed briefly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18

that they can be pulled through the front
opening of the building. In doing so, the
whole width of the street at this point
necessarily is blocked but only for a
short time, as the girder is pulled into the
building by means of the hosting engine
These Orders will form the support
of the gymnasium in the new structure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
CALCIUM IN DUMMERSTON.
Laid at State Expense and Town May
Not Receive Its Road Money Until II
Pay Its Share.

Thirty-one tons of calcium chloride
was placed on the federal road through
Dummerston Friday and Saturday under
the direction of District Highway Com
missioner Robert. Z. Coombs. There il
on hand 10 tons more to be placed on
the road later in the season. II is laid
primarily to hold The road together. while
as a secondary result the dust is laid.
The treatment was made at state ex-
pense. as the DummerstOn selectmen de
clined to pay $500 on the part of the
town as requested by the state. It is
understood that the state will withhold
nummerston's share of road money until
the tWn ravs it's share of the expense
of the calcium chloride treatment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18

Wife taway from home Horrors
FORGOT to turn off the electri" iron.
Hnsband-It's all right. Nothing will
hurn long--I forgot to turn of the water
in the bathtub-Boston Transcript.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
GUIIFORD.

Miss Elva Gallup is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Shaw.
Miss Ethclyn underwood is spending
her vacation of 10 days at her home.
Guy Putnam has returned home from
Wardsboro, where he has been haying.
Fred Coombs and sons, Fred H. and
Clyde. are on n business trip in northern
New York.
The school in this village will open
Aug. %. Mrs. Clarence Shaw has been
retained as teacher
Earl II. Underwood and Mr.. Taylor
Of Gardner. Mass, spent the weekend
at the Underwood farm.
]. f.. Gale and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. =. Miller attended the confer
ence in Mortified SUNDAY.
Christian Endcavor topic for next Sun
day evening is: Following and Setting
Good Examples. John c. Gale leader.
Mrs. Edith Smith and Misses Maud
and Abbie Winkler of New Jersey are
guests of Mrs. Lila Smith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gleason of Ja-
maica came Friday to Burt Perry's. Mrs.
| Perry returned home with them Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Jacobs went last
| Friday by automobile to Providence, X.
| l.. to visit friends. They returned Mon
day.
Mrs. BESSIE Jollivette and two daugh-
ters of Bridgeport. Conn. are visiting
his brother, Samuel Mcclure, at Joel
| Flagg's.
| Mrs. Arthur Convey and two children
of Northboro, Mass. were guests at T..
, ii. Undcrwood's from Saturday to
| Wednesday.
Mrs Hattie Lyons and two daughters,
Mabel and Bertha. of Everleth, Mimi,
visited their cousin, Mrs. George Is.
Houghton. Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hough-
ton and Edward were members of the
family picnic held in Vernon Sunday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-18
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who rendered every possible
aid at the time of the drowning of our
son, brother and nephew. Elmer, also
for the beautiful floral tributes
II. w. Whttemore, family and rela-
tives.
Clifford, VT, Aug. II, 1922.
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nou postavu slovutneho lekare,
jenz svou zamracenou, unave-
nou tvari necinil prlzniveho
do-mu. Ocima svyma visela
ma jeho tvafi, kdyz pristoupiv
pocal il vySetrovati. Chvllemi
neco zabrucel, prohodil usec-
nou otazku, odkaslal 81 hlucn6
obracen k Soudnemu vypta-
val Sc ma to ci ono.
este svobodna, ci vdana ?"
"Jsem vdova," rekla krev
Sc il vehnala do tvare.
"Tuslm, re dlouho vdoVou
nebudete," prohodil lekar do
bracky. "Pan kolega byl vel
mi uzkostlivy. Zde nemuze
byti tyfu ami reel. Jest to
thorecka nervu. Potrapi vas
ieSte nekolik tydnu, pax bu-
de dobre. Poradim sc $ pa
mem kolegou, jak vas ma lecit
Bud'te klilna, a nerozcilujte
Sc. A az sc budete moci vida.
Iii, vdeite Sc. Deti vas uzdravi
nadobro."
:! Skryla tvar do dlani a skrze
lprsty bylo videti zapyrenou Je-
Lii plet'. Professor vessel &C
druh6ho pokoje, ably predepsa
|leky a prijal prichystane OBJ
cerstVeni. Ia chyili oteVfelN
se dvere a iimi vessel tise do
ktor Soudny.
Videl, jak Ma nej loze pa
til z jejiho pohledu letel mi
vstric iasot. Vrhl Sc k nj Ii
baie il naruzive ma usta, roz
| plakal Sc radostnym placem
IChvela Sc a stmala bllyma ru
kama jeho Shy. PAX no dlouz'
polibila ma cello.
"Stiny mrtvych odchazeji,
Ipovidala mckee. "Jdi, vyhrl
zaclony. Chef svetlo.'
A mocny proud svetla vedra'
Sc dovnitf, zarlavil jejl loze.
(KONEC.)
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v predvecer Is. kvctna v

v predvecer Ito. kvctna "
Praze. - IS. kvetna vypalen
byl ma severnim cipu Strelecke
no ostrova velky ohnostroj ma
kladem spolku zivonstnlku a
obchodnlku pro povznesenl OBJ
chodniho ruchu PraZe We
dnech svatojanskych. Po 8.
hod. vecer konaly Sc protestnf
tabory ma Krizovnickem name
stl, Staromestskem, Purkyno-
We a Prokopove nam. ma Llzko-
We. Ma Staromestskem name
stl promluvill: posi-. DIR. Barto-
| six, redaktor Sykora, ia legio-
mare %. Zmrhal a redaktor Mo-
tycka. Ma vsech taborech by.
lly schvaleny resoluce, aby cd.
stranen byl zasveceny svatek
16. kvetna, ably 6. cervenec pre-
hlasen byl "a statni svatek, =
provedena odluka cirkve od
statu a krone toho manifesto
vano bylo pro vystoupenl z ka
tolicke cirkve. Cast ucastniki
tabora ma Staromestskem ma
mesti odebrala Sc Ike HARLOW
mostu. Ponevadz vsak by
strait uzavren. zapeli lcastnl
: ci narodni hymnu Y klidu S
: ,rozeSli.
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PRODA Sc "VIM Truck, KITE
ry stall $1425.OO, je rok starry
a da Sc Ia $350.OO, ponevadz
neni pro nej potreby; dale vel
Ky ctyrzasuvkovy Register. -
Pracuje electricity az do $4,000
Hcdi Sc pro velky obchod. Stal
$lOSO, da sc "a $4,000 Adresa
Sc sdeli adm. t. listu.
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Nedavno prohibicni zrizenci
z Baltimore napadli farmu jed
noho "m6sickare'" a mezi vec-.
mi, jez tam zabavili, byl kra-
sny collie, ktereho pojmenova-
Ii Moonshine. Ia nekolik dni
potom pustili Sc do blizkeho
mestecka, patrajice pc desti-
lacnich apparatech. Nemohli
jich vypatrati, kdyz tn jedno-
mu Mich napadlo, ably pustili
psa po stope. Ucinili tax a
pes, cenichaje povedome o.
vzdusi whiskove, zavedl je ku
19-gallonovemu apparatu.
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PRODA Sc dunn lott poko-
jich sc vsim zarlzenim na dlaz
dene ulici, slime stromy, do
bra pramenita voda, vse "a
placeno. Haste sc v Glib
Hulda Ave-, zastavka u 10.
ul. u Luna Parku. Pc pripade
Sc vymeni "a jednorodinny
dun. 6-2
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PRODA Sc sici stroj, velmi "a
chovaly ia $1,000 u krasny
detsky kocarek, malo upotre-
beny "a $4,000. Da Sc velmi
LEVINE ia prlcinou odjezdu z
mesta. Haste Sc v clS.- 3343
Fulton Rd. S. w. e.
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obcho

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
pred 2Oti roxy zalozeny, dobfe
Sc vyplacejici, dun 7 poko-
jfch. dvojita garaz, zadny po-
Idobny obchod V okoli til mil.
!Hlaste. ss elsie. 1865 w, 65th
st., blize Detroit Ave. Tel. Gen
'tral 1888 R. 6-2
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, .kde Sc trzi kol $500 ty-
dne, byt 0 12ti pokojich, cena
S140O. Haste. Sc v els. 2345
Franklin Ave., blize zap. 25.
ILL.,, dale tez cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod Sc skolnimi potfebami
blize skcly pri tydni tribe $4OO
Haste Sc elsie 2O16 Denison
Ave. 6-2
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, rohovy stor {. 1887 Su-
perior Ave. Trzi $500 hotove
tydne; velky prodej skolnich
potTeb. Tez cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod tydnlm prijmem as $3.50
u Connecticut ave. {. 1925 Su-
perior ave. Haste Sc u jedna-
|tele 1921 vych. 55. ul. 6-12
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a& MOVE RAN0. a@
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky.

usednuv vedle nj ma pohovku,
wal jeii ruku do sve a neza-
kryvaje obavy sve, pocal il
prohlizeti. Ohmatal ruku jejl,
prohledl jazyk, ptal Sc, kde j
co boil, a ustrasene patril ma
.jeji vzezreni. Citil, re Jest
.jeji kuze lepkava, pulls nepo-
kojny a veskere jeji weren't
chorobne..
Usmivala sc jeho pozorova-
nj, ale ga usmevem skryvala Sc
uzkost.
"Vid'te, mic to neni," poVi-
dala, jakoby no zadala, ably j
prisvedGil. "Predrazdenl ne-
rvu, nevyspani, take trochu
Irozmazlenosti a mic vice. Po-
trebuii Sc trochu vypotit Az
odejdete, lehnu 81 do postele.
Drive isem nechtela, ponevadz
bych nemohla vami mluvit. y
Doktor hned neodpovidal.
Strasna myslenka vetrela Sc
mu do hlavy, a OH cele il Ia
ujat, uvazoval. Vzpomnel 81,
re pfedevcirem vracel Sc cd
nemocne tyfem, ktera uz wee
IA zemfela. Neprevlekl Sc.
kdyz sc S Bozenou mel setkat.
Ted veSkere znamky sVedcily,
re sc Il nj dostavuje tato "a
kerna nemoc take. Nemel je-
ste jistoty, ale vnitrni predtu-
cha byla tax mocna, re nedo-
vedl il zapuditi.
"Jste nemocna,' povidal il
starostliVe. 'Musite hned do
lpostele a prijdu Sc noel po-
divat, iak vam je. PoSlu vam
hned leky a musite bedliVe u
zivat.'
"Budu rada stonat, kdyz bu-
dete casio u mne,' usmivala Sc
a hladila mu ruku. "a po-
slouchat budu jako male dite.
| Vim, re kdyz jste Il mne, Ease
Sc uZdravim. Aspon mas ne
| budou mluvit, a ia Sc budu mi
ti mac tesit Prijd'te tedy Y
inoci. Noe je takova dlouha, 3
kdyz Wy budete Il mne, bude m
blaze. Je takoVe ticho, bude.
me spolu septat o sVe budouc.
nosti, a uVidlte, ze to mi vice
pomuze, nez vsechny leky."
Doktor videl, ze Sc prema
ha, lat nahlou uzkoStl, spe
chal pro leky. Otci Bozenint
: porucil, ably pro nemocnou pr
pravili loze, a pax chvatal
.iLupine. Neklame Sc? naDadlC
, mu. Jest to opravdu tyf? -
PAX by byla skoro jiste ztra
cena. Boze, co Sc to deJe? =
, Proc prave ted, kdyz Jim lask;
k teto zene zalomcovala, mel;
by odejit? Jest to snad tres
"a jeii i ieho hrichy? Nepliz
/ Sc mlynem stiny onech dVol
-lmrtvych, kteri odesli, ably on
: mohli naplti Sc else rozkose
| Kdyz Sc setmelo, byl VI
i mlyne opet. Phi svetle lamp.
: lzhroZll Sc VyraZu nemocne. =
i Byla prepadla, a choroba vryl;
: Sc V iejl rysv. Take Zrak jej
polekany a uzkostne na ner
Y tkvlcl sVedeil, re il Jest JasnC
= ze ona Vi o SVEN nebezpe
cenStNl.
a 'LadlslaVe, neumru? > ptal
= Sc septem, kdyz Sc mad nj sklc
l. nil,
IS "Nenomyslel ma takoVe W
a ci,' poVidal ma oko pevne, q;
tim co Sc mu hrdlo zaleval
a lplacem a mrazivy poclt hruz
c zatrasl celou jeho bytostl. :
: "Nemoc ie vaZnelSl, nez jsel
i. Isl myslll, ale nebezpecenst'
dosud neni. Budu Il tebe c
se lou noe. Nerozciluj Sc a hle
G. usnoutl."
j. Nicola chVlli. Doktor use,
10 ma zidli k jeji hlave a pozor
val il. Zamhourila oci a ii
a. lezela. Chvilemi rozrazelo
la horko. re vyndavala bile. pll
o. ruce na peiinu. Bral je jeml
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(Dokonceni J

dovedla-li hych Ultra byti TAX
opatrna. iako dnes. Ted "
me vyzen, proslm te "a to-
Has ieji zn6l dutklive, &c
nevahal. Jeste jednou il zli-
bal a cite, jak klesa V jeho ma
ruci, vyvedl il ven. Ably j nj
kdo nepozoroval, sci s nj "a
hradou a otevrel il dvirka do
poll. Ohledla Sc nan a pax
zmizela We tme., Jen sustot ie
itch SatG a lehky jeji krok do
l6hal chvili k ieho sluchu.
Omamen a opojen rozkoSi,
iez Jim dosud zachvivala, yra-
eel Sc domu Necitil vytitek
ami obav. Vse to utonulo V
pfiyaIu ya8nive lasky, ktera ma
hle vybuchla a proudila vsemi
jeho nervy. Vessel do pokoje
tu po tine vrhnuv Sc do leno-
sky, dlouho prenatal a dlouho
bavil Sc luznymi predstavami,
ktere dneSni setkani vyVolalo.
Druheho dne probudil Sc val
ne klidnei$i, ale. mysl jeho "a
letala Ia Rozenou.e Citil le-
hynke podrazdeni, ktere sc ve-
lice stupnoyalo, kdyz Sc prlbli-
Ella chvile, We ktere cht6l iiti
do mlyna. Tato prvni costa
pusobila mu nejvetSi obtiz. Do
mnival Sc, re kazdy Ia MIN
hledi, kan jde, ze kazdy jej
pozoruje a posmiva sc mu. Ii
tice posklebku a pomluv roz-
lett Sc opet krajem a kdo dri-
We 0 jeho nevinnosti pochybo-
val, ten nyni vitezne bude vo-
lat do sv6ta, re no uSvedcil a
beztrestne dale nem muze
poyidat, cokoliv chce,
Y rozpacich vessel do mlyna
a sci po znamych schodech =
Vessel, videl Bozenu sedici ma
one pohovce, na kter6 jej pr
prve uyitala. Byla bledsi ne2
jindy. Jen jeji oci zafily pl-
nym leskem. Vstala vzrusena
a podala mu ODE ruce.
"Nehnevate se?" ptala Sc
uzkostn6.
"Nehnevam,' rekl uprimne
"Jste vsecka bleda. SchazI
vam neco?'
Mic. Jsem unaVena. Ma
10 jsem spala a boil me hlava
Ale to prejde Coz .je to prote
tomu ysemu, 60 jsem az pre-.
trpela Sedn6te 81 tamto. -
Dlouho Il mne nesmite byti. =
Bojim Sc, re dnes vas un&Vim
Nemohu mluviti, proto2e 81
boiim, abych neporu5ila slast
neho pocitu, ktery Sc mne ny
III zmocnil. TAX Posad'te 81
"A divejte Sc na mne. TO m
uostaci.'
Ucinil die jejiho pfani a "a
Gival Sc na nj. Pfipadala mn
prepadla a jakoby skryty ne
jaky nepokoj zachvival chVi
lemi .iejIm oblicejem. Prlcita
to priliSnemu lelimu rozcilen
noyenoVai tomu yetsi pOzor
nosti, jsa upln6 zaujat novym
svymi city, kterc lei cele opa
noValy.
Po chyili vstaIa a prosila, b
odesel, &c by 81 rada odpocinu
Ia.
"Prijd'te Ultra zas,' prosil
uzkostlivou dutklivoSti.
. "Snad mi Ultra bude lepe bl
du take moudrej mluviti. Dnt
.sem Jako 20 velke nemocl
nemohu premocl slabost.
Podala mu opet ruce, snesl
jeho pollbek usedla, divaJ
Sc, jak odehazi Ival j S
zloutla, a Sotva doktor' odese
klesla chabe na pohovku.
Kdyz doktor druheho dine
dostavil, nalezl il sice obleC
nou, ale lezlci ma pohovcc.
smala Sc nan vZtanovala |
nem ruce.
W jsem sc nemohla dock
Il, poVidala mckee. "Nespa
Jsem Celou noe. CoSl mne pr
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod Sc skolnimi potfebami
naproti skole. Adressa sc sde-
Ii V adm. t. listu. 6-3
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PR!JME Sc diyka ma vSeobec-
.nou domacl praci, dobry plat,
zadne pradlo. Fairmount 3473,
Main 8110 6-3
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dala, a HAS jeji znel tvrde, ma
/ plnen jsa hruzou. "Povez mi
uprimne, umru-li."
"Neumres," domlouyal il a
| Iodhrnoval kadere S celia, -
"nesmis umriti," dodal S naru-
Izivym vykfikem,
| Radostny zablesk pfeletl je-
iii tvar.
| MAS mne rad, vidim to-
|povidala zdlouha. Gale tax,
Ijako ia tebe, jiste ne. Kdybys
Ivedel, co isem vsecko snesla
A proto nechci umrit, kdyz te
tied nam. Ty isl lekarem a
ImuzeS mne uzdravit. A ne
|muzes-li sam, zavolej jeste il
Inc doktory. Dam vsecko, &C
Imam. "a sve zdravi, jen kdyz
ty mi zustanes. Oh, smrt mu-
Isl byti zla, hrozna."
Zachvela sc a skrcila sc u
ldesene pod perinu. Doktor Sc
vrel rty a poloziv hlavu ma pol
IStar vedle nj, zavzlykal. Ona
povystrcila hlavu q perrin a
Iokamzik Sc ma nej divajic, po-
Icala lei naruzive libat ma VIA
lsy.
"Zemru-li ia, musis umfit.
|ty take septala vasnive.
"Dej mi polibeni, at vidim, &c
Sc mne nebojlS."
Polibil il dlouze, tiskna jej.
hlavu We svych dlanlch.
"Verim IT," povidala tise
Iupokojena. "a ted neplac, =
Ia chvili usnula a spala We.
lice nepokojne, probouzejic sc
Istale a volajic uzkostlive pc
idoktorovi. Nehybal Sc cd nj
stiraje pot jejlho celia, chla
chole j a blade.
Kdyz svltalo, upokojila sc
Ipropustila jeJ.
Slibil, re Ia nekolik hodi1
vrati sc opet a re bude telegra
fovati pro profesora do Prahy
S tvari hrozne bledou, specha
lnavStivit tezce nemocne a po
slat telegram. A pax Sc Ease
vracel do mlyna. Nedbal uz Ii
ldi. Nezakryval sve uzkosti, =
Zivot jeho jakoby splynul s.
zivotem ieji. Zachrani-li j
, pax bude zit, zit jiny ziVot ne,
dosud. Je-li ztracena, pax bu
de ztracen i zivot jeho.
' Svit nadeje ozivil jeho tvai
lkdv5 K nemocne vesel Ho
racka nonnstila tvar ieii nv
la veseleisi Iitovala lei ze
: mi V noci tolik zkusil. Has je
i yndl mckee . dnverne
ooh. =, ;, o,,;lo
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! 1aa,,sala aa4.;lo 80 =,
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a5;a,a
uo 4.s x -; d,la
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-, 11:.,a :
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti pokojich
S koupelnou V Corlett a diva To-
ty Ii Corlett skoly u Union a
1870. kary. Haste Sc v els.
10420 Elmarge Rd. g
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PRODA Sc LAClNO dvouro-
dinny dunn o 5ti svetnicich S
koupelnou nahofe dole V Cor
lett, vSe zarizeno. Prime Sc
mensi castka hotove ostatni ia-
ko najem. Haste Sc V elsie
1896 f. 116. st. GO
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BRIO K NASTEHOVANi. :

PRODA Sc farma 125ti a
krech, velmi dobre a rovne pu-
dy, veSkerym osetim aneb Sc
vymeni ia mestsky majetek.
Jsou tam krasn6 budovy, dunn
0 lott pokojich, velka bank
barn, asi ma 80 kusu dobytka,
voda zavedena do staji, silo, a
jine budovy. A studny. Toto
jest velka lace. Haste Sc Il
Jos. Smetany, 5023 Dolloff
| Rd. Tel. Union 81 l.. T?
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IA PRICJNOU odjezdu dc
Czech Sc proda moderni dum
6ti pokojich, blize skoly a los
kary. Pekna zahradka. Haste
Sc elsie 5000 Jeffries Ave. z
Warner Rd. 6-3
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni OBJ
chod vytecne jdouci. Dunn je
trirodinny. Vezme sc po pripa-
de lot ma vymenu. Naleza Sc
ma zap. 4S. ul. Haste Sc V.
JanouSek, 1922 Croton Ave.
6-3
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and family visited her mother, Mrs
Jas. Guinn.-Addis Kindred, who has
been at the Robinson Hospital, is able
to be home again.-Miss Florence
Estridge visited her sister, Mrs. e.
mer Moore, of Berea, few days last
week.-Willie Denny Of Pulaski is
helping f. E. Wallace with his to-
bacco this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Dunn and son, James, of New
York, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Felix Estridge.-Miss Lillian Hutch
ms is staying with her grandmother
Foley this week.-Mrs.. Willie Kin
dred had as enrolled in her school the
first week.-The Estridge schccl has
not begun yet,-Robert Elkin made
a business trip thru here Monday.
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HARMONY

Harmony, July 30.-We are having
some fine rains here now, and crops
are looking fne.-0ur civil officers
still continue looking after moon
sinners and bottleggers. Three moon
sinners were arrested near Crab Or
chard few days ago, and one large
copper still was seized by the officers.
Boys, want to serve notice on you
again as a friend: Your Uncle Sam
says that hellish business must be
stopped.-W. f. Croushorn sold a
nice bunch of fat hogs a few days
ago at 8 l-2 cents, also Dave Collett
sold nice bunch at about the same
price. Cattle are trading very well.
Walter Lawson and wife, who have
been up at Kokomo, Ind, for some
time, stopped off On their return to
their home at Barbourville, KY, at
w. NJ. C, Hutchins a few days last
week.-School is going on at Har-
mony with Mrs. G. NJ. Collett as
teaeher.-There will be preaching
next Sunday at the VanHook grave
yard.-Jackson Collett has gone TO
visit friends and relatives in Bell
eounty.-Mrs. Lou MeQuerry Is on
the sick list.
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EASTERN KENTUCKY NEWS
Continued from Page Two)
Disputanta

Disputanta, July 25.-School began
at Davis Branch July "a, with Mrs.
S. p. Hammond as teacher.-Crops
in this community are looking good
despite so much rain and so little
crltivation.-Ro Robert Abney, who has
been working at Cynthiana. is with
home folks this week-James Shear
err of Richmond. Sherman Shearcr
ard little son, James, Jr., of College
Hill, spent Saturday night az the
home of W. s. Shearer--Mrs. G. V.
Owens of Mt. Vernon is spending a
few days with relatives here.-Lee
Gregory of Manchester had been
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. W. II. Thomas, of this place
Mrs. O. NJ. Payne visited Mrs. r. T..
Abney Monday,-Miss Elsie Croucher
spent Saturday night with her cous-
ms, Miss Lula and Myrtle Gadd, and
attended church at Macedonia.
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Daniel Boone expedition, for Boone's
first visit 10 Kentucky was across
Pine Mountain into Jetcher county.
The winter became very hard and he
returned home without establishing
settlement. But the way he blazed
invited others Of his kind 10 come
across in large numbers during the
next half century. The direct de-
scendants Of Daniel Boone's COM
rades are today the backbone of
Letcher county's population.
A long and jolting ride down Line
Fork brought us to the railroad.
where we took the train for Whites
burg. In the lobby of the hotel we
met our old friend and comrade, Sol.
Frazier, who began to plan sys-
tematic visitation Of our former stu
dents who live there by the score.
The number Of former Berea students
now living in Whitesburg was a rev.
eIhtloh 10 President Hutchins. He
has been hearing from so many un-
authoritative sources that we are not
reaching the mountains he was be-
ginning TO become alarmed lest il
be true. We walked from luncheon
until shutdown, and still we did not
visit all our former students. The
blue ribbon for attendance must 20
to the Fields family. Howard Fields.
who graduated from college this past
Commencement, the youngest child Of
eight rounded out one hundred per-
cent perfect attendance from that
family. His oldest brother, Felix
Fields, is Federal Prohibition officer
with offices in Lexington and Cow
ington. The men Of the family are
clean-cut, high-minded lawyers, and
the women are the wives of promi-
nent business men. We are proud of
the record and the standing of the
Fields family.
tOther incidents related next week.
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GARRARD COUNTY
White Lick

White Lick, July 24.-Mr. and Mrs
Morris Calico and Mr.. and Mrs
Lionel Calico were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. T. Calico Sunday.-William
Earl, 22 months old, the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Zack Hester Jr.,
died of Calitis at the Gibson Irfirm.
airy, July Is. The ber aved parents
have the sympathy Of the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Matloch ano
children visited relatives in Rsrss
Sunday.-Mrs. Alice Pennington Of
Hamilton, o., is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballard.-A. G.