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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
Among'the Rsobleaof B0oae County
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Frank Asbury was in Columbia Mon
day.
| D. N. Hall spent the weekend with hi,
parents here.
Miss Lois Roberts returned from Co
lumbia Saturday.
Ernest Long was in Columbia on busi
ness Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Eb Tucker were in Co
lumbia Saturday.
Miss Martha Elkin was in Cenfralia
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Fern Fagg Of Centralia was the
guest Of Miss Certie Lewis Sunday.
Miss Lucille Blakemore was the week.
end guest Of her parents in Sturgeon.
r. L. Crump sawed wood for o. F. and
]. L. Davenport and Homer Boswell last
week.
Mrs. ]. ". Sapp of Columbia was the
guest Of c. o. Roberts and his family
Sunday.
Austin Jones was in Centralia Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruy McMinn was in Ceniraha
Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Kelly, teacher at Owen
School was unable to teach Monday on
account Of sickness.
d. L. Owen Of Centralia, who spent the
weekend with his aunt, Mrs. C. E. Pulls,
returned home Monday.
Miss Mildred Morgenthaler was the
weekend guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mergenthaler.
Harley Tomlinson returned to his home
in Denver after three weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. ]. Milt Jones.
The Priscilla Club, composed of a
number Of the women of HallsviIle and
vicinity, entertained their husbands and
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

1st quarter 1913
End quarter 1918
3rd quarter 1913
4th quarter 1913
1st quarter 1919
End quarter 1919
3rd quarter 1919
4th quarter 1919
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
FARMERS FORM AssofIAT1oN

Land Owners Along Missouri River
to Study Valley Resources.
Farmers and land. owners along the
Missouri River in the Dakotas, Iowa.
Nebraska and Missouri have formed an
organization known as the Missouri
River Farmers Association, the purpose
of which is TO encourage a closer study
Of the resources Of the lands bordering
the Missouri River and to scq6aint the
public with the fertility and productive.
ness of this bottom. the most extensive
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23


in acreage Of any river bottom !;
ic& 1
The area Of these lands e,,,s
900 900 acres and embraces !: p
tien Of over 100000. / hi, s.
no other like area in the .cor,;s
duces greater yields Of corn. -;
alfalfa, in proportion to the -
]. A. Hudson, Of Columbia,
some 700 acres in the : bouaS.
when he first heard Of the .ssu
that to his mind the plan wa =
one.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
ATTHE'THEATERs


Tonight only-Alice Lake who starred
with Bert Ly,ell in lombard Limited.
appears in 4The Mis6t Wife" Metro
production. Miss Lake is east as Katie
Mallay a laundress who loses her job
because she bums, shirt while reading
= book on manicuring. She decides to
90 to small town in Wyoming and there
do manicuring in the only hotel. The
piesare athen shifts beck. 70 New York
where Henry Cilsey is sending bis step
son. Peter Crsndell. whom he thinks
worthless, out West to earn his own liv-
ing.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
Two Hallsyille Men Arrested.

Deputy Sheriff Wilson Hall returned
from Hallsville yesteday afternoon where
he served warrants on Charles Simon
and Otto Hudson for selling and trans.
porting liquor.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Spence, who live
six miles northeast Of Columbia. an.
nounce the birth Of daughter, February
q, to whom they have given the name
Jewell.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
Centr.lia h. s. to Give CarnivaL

The students Of Centralia High School
will give a carnival IN the high school
building next Friday evening. E1eh
class is preparing an attfaction.s The
stunts include a one-act play, q topsy
turvy show, negro minstrel, fashion
show, a rainbow candy booth and Jap.
anese tea garden.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

o. featuring Mabel Normsnd the poIl
rlar Mack Ssnness conediehne who vii
be remembered in Mickey has mm,
surprising situations that will hold one.
interest. Molly o, the daughter Of an
Irish washwoman, pastes her picture in
sun over question mark used by cen.
sational newspaper to indicate the young
woman rumered to be- engaged to the
wealthy handsome Dr.. Bryant. She has
occasion to meet the doctor when she
calls him t. attend neighbor's child
who. has fallen i'll. Through fate, the
newspaper with the picture Of Molly O
is sent with a wash to the doctors
fancee, who becomes indignant and
breaks the engagement.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

Better values in Poultry Fence Al New.
man Hardware Co.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

Good quality, extra heavy, Copper fin
ish waste paper baskets, 60 cents each.
Newman Hardware Co.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23
Hall,

Tonight, Friday and Saturday-"Molly
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

The data used in p lotting
graph is taken from the
quarterly reports of the
Audit Bureau Of Circu-
lations, the most reliable
authorityon circulations.
Figures in graph repre-
sent only Total Net Cash
Paid Circulation.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-23

Ferry Garden and Flower Seeds at
Newman Hardware Co.-Adv.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-02
LYNDEN MAN TESTS
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
RUSSIA NEEDS ITS
 NATIVES WHO FLED
Those Who Left Country Urged
 to Return to Aid

Moscow, Jan. e5.-Russia's lack of constructive leadership for its indus trial and commercial reconstruction becomes more apparent every day and the necessity for inducing refu- gees to return Is clearer to the Bol- shevists. perhaps, than to non-Bol- shevists who have less knowledge of the inefficiency of government depart ments and the difficulties the Com munists have behind the scenes.
 Premier Lenine has repeatedly stresses the desirabilty of attracting back to Russia the 2,on0,0oo Russians who have fled to other countries and represent the cream of Russian intel ligence. The engineers scientists, bankers, teachers and merchants are greatly needed, . L.
 Let's, Esthonians and Iithuanians played a large part in the business life of old Russia. They had enjoyed the benefits of both Swedish and Ger man culture. Many of them are high ly trained specialists and managers and directors of various enterprises. But they have nearly all left disor- ganized Russia and taken up residence in the new Baltic states.
 Baltic merchants will not re-enter trade In Russia for they lack conh- dence in the Communist government. Manufacturers are unwilling to re- sume their old work under govern ment concessions. Even property owners, or rather former property owners, are unwilling to take back their apartment houses and hotels un- der the proposed concession plan. Consequently the new economic policy is falling far short of expectations.
 Free domestic trade is not entirely free. The term Is misleading. It is impossible for merchants to ship goods at will on Russian railways. Permits are required for each ship ment. It is difficult to get these. The pilfering on rail lines is extensive. There is no insurance.
 It Is largely through the goods car ried by hand that markets in the great cities are supplied. Railway men carry flour and sugar from the Ukraine to eke out an existence. It brings better price in Moscow and Petrograd. Meat is also carried to the cities by railway employees and regular dealers who employ carriers.
 Lenine's insistence that the govern ment must win the confidence and support of the intelligent classes is generally regarded as a preparation for further movements to the right in governmental policies as soon as it is possible to make them without dis rupting the Communist party utterly.
 The Communist party is rapidly be- coming party in the sense that the United States and England have par ties. It's important leaders show daily signs of making further concessions
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

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New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

to the hostile majority which will have nothing to do with Communist prin- ciples, or half-Communist schemes, such as the concession plan of letting factories to old owners.
 The building up of the Far Eastern Republic at Chita under Bolshevist domination, but with general elections and right of private property, is looked upon in Russia as an indication of revised policies which will even- tually be adopted in European Russia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-11

o Strakovu akademii.
Zastupce vlady k studentum
"Neni to mozn6, panove, aby-
ste zistali We Strakove akade-
mil. Jen uvazujte. Navyknete
81 tam na.pohodli, pax Sc stane
te profesory prijdete do scha-
trale budovy universitni, nebo
do povestne vseobecne nemocni
ce, no a to by sc vam tam tepr-
We nelibilo /. :!
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Zlata zvuk vse pfehluSf
v dnesnim novem ovzduSi, -
jakA vAak 2 t@ vfavy denni
vyjdou jeste pfekvapenf
jiste nikdo netu1i.
Jest to doba pohnuta
kdy prim hraje -- valuta,
co pax platna prace, pile,
kdyz t6 mIze kazd6 chvile
stihnout nova derouta.
Vsude plno extr6mI
q rozlicnych problemd,
mnoho lidi plany snuje
leccos vsak jen pro zlost tu je
a k nicemu dobremu.
Ia co mecem v pravici
bourne v pred Sc valici
hrdinove zivot dali,
kez by nam jen neprohrali
"prozirsvi" statnfci.
\.
Uhlf, drahe kameny,
mineralni prameny, Y
dolly ma nerosty, rudy
cizak v rukou ma, lid chudy
hesly jen je zmameny.
Mnohe vidim nadseny,
ze nastaly promeny,
misto rIznych "Gesellschaftd"
ze ma priklad tezi naftu
ted - Standard Oil Company.
Musime 81 rici prec,
zet' to veru smutna vec,
hledet We tvar pravde drsne,
re zisk tucny u mas smlsne
vetsinou jen cizinec.
4 ,
Je v tom smysl hluboky:
Name skromne naroky,
drit sc denne v pOtu tvari
v dime nebo v kancelari
delat mu otroky.
Vlast je sice svobodna,
mnoha ruka nehodna i
ma skodu a Ikor jeji
dosud dal vsak zkracuje j,
jet pry doba prechodna,
Tato moudrost z novin, z knih
ma rty loudi trpky smich,
prechodni to doba veru,
pfechkzit' vSe'v jednom smeru
z nasich kapes do cizich 80.
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PRODA So majetek, lot je rs
pri 343 strevicich; jsou tam
til budovy, v jedne jsou tri
story bytem, kazdy o 5ti po-
kojich, vytapeni horkou vo-
dou, dale dunn o 5ti svetnicich
a dvourodinny dunn, pro kaz-
dou rodinu 4 sv6tnicich a je
tam 6 garazi. Naleza Sc ma
Kinsman Rd. Vezme Sc CO
splatka jednorodinny dim, a.
neb hotove $4,000, a ostatnl
ma lehM splatky. Blizsi So
sdeli v els. 1891 E. 145. ul. a.
neb v els. 14329 Kinsman Rd.
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Stfepinky
NAPSAL: j. JAH0HA.

ned6li bude> treba sehnat kozt
n9ja|ke krmeni.
Ami slovem Sc nezeptals
manzela, kan jde 80 to " tal
mezi mimi bylo vyjednano, ably
zena nezkoumala muzovJch
podni!kG.
Partyska ze sveho dvorku
okoulka situaci v sousedstvi. -
Tam bylo ticho, nj slepice tam
nebylo, ami hus Rastlova nepe.
stovala. Rastl flkal, ze vsech.
no mu da harmonika. Ami PISA
nem6l -- fikal, ze harmoniku
ma We spanf pod hlavou a ze-
nu ze n1u nikdo neukradne.
Jednou NELL u Rastl1 kooku,
alefn6j&k 81 rezmyslila to har-
monikarske zivobyti. Ztratila
Il y -
Sc a Rastl Sc thechtal, .ze mu
z tvord We staveni zdstalS jen
blechy. Y
Partyska zadrbal Sc "a u
chem, stahIl oblicej do filosof-
skeho vyrazu a vyrazil z rod
ne chalupy.
Pred vratky Sc zastavil, Wy
tahl drev6nku, pomalu nacpal
a zapalil. Rikal, ze mu tabak
bystri myslenky a ze kdyz 81
zapali fajfcicku, mohl by byti
cd fleku ministrem!
Pred Rastlovou chalupou Sc
opet zastavil. Mrskl pohledem
ma ODE okynka, nastavil usi,
neni-li nehde slyset lidskeho
sustu a kdyz vse vypozoroval,
vkrocil k RastlovIm ma dvo-
rex.
Do oci mu vjela elektriha.
Rychlymi pohledy prometal
zasep, pax prostranstvi pred
naklonenym chlivkem a zvl&-
ste jiskrne pohledy metal do
pfiotevrene kdlnicky. Nikde
vsak mic podezreleho nenacha-
eel!
Pomalinku dosel k domov-
MIN dvefim a zatahl sndrkou
cd netlice. Dvere Sc otevfely,
Partyska vstoupil a hned ma
prahu zdstal stat.
Oci jak nebnzizky zavrtava-
ly sc vsude po sini, do ramoti
pod schody, do stare alnary,
pod lavici - Partyskovy po-
hledy Italy jak kulky zacer-
nalou nizkou sinlkou. Nikde
vSak mic -- mic.
Soural sc zvolna ke dverim
do seknice, wal "a kliku a
zlehka otevrel.
V prvni chvlli Sc mu zdalo,
ze je svetnice prazdna. Ia sto-
lem nikdo, u kamen nikdo.
Partyskovy pohledy znoyu
pocaly poletovat po sv6tnici
jak poplasene babocky. Nej.
drive k almare, pax pod still
pod kamna - dlouho kmitaly
u police a zatoulaly Sc k po,
steli - ouha! Partyska uvi.
del Rastla, natazeneho ma po.
steli!
Rastl byl oblecen, holinky
mel ma nohou, klobouk smek
Sc ma pelest, "a hlavou mu o
pravdu lezela harmonika a je
il zeleny popruh mel Rastl o
toceny kolem krku. To, alb,
mu opravdu nekdo harmonikl
neodnesl. Chrapal dukladne
zarizovely oblicej jako by 81
usmival v. nejprijemnejsin
snu.
Partyskovi hned napadlo, Il
Rastl vcera asi nakde v hospo
de vyhraval nocnim sdvam a;
do rama a ze ted spl jako pa
rez.
! Pekne 20 spickach,. Sc zata
! jenym dechem a pravou ru
kou do predu natazenou nami
iii ke kamnIm, tam klekl n;
zem, cepici vrazil do tyla |
jal Sc nakukovat pod kamna
rosti rozhrabl, i troubu ote
svrel, neni-liS tam snad nekd,
okradek ukryt.
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PARTYSKA DETEKTIv.

ma dvofe, kdyz po bedlive pro-
hlidce uvid6l, re Sc opravdu
neco ztratilo, odesel do sv6tni-
ce, sedl 81 ke kamnGm "a We
liky stIl. !.
Zene ovsem slova neTekl.
Jak bylo We staveini n6co d1le-
ziteho, zena 0 tom ved6t ne
smela. Partyska nejdrive v
myslen'kach prozkoumal. vsech
ny okolnosti, promyslil celou
pffhodu a vzdy jednal nas syou
vlastmf pest. s,
Partyskova, jak muz usedl
"a stIl a hloubav6 Sc dfval do
okna, ztisila Sc jake ptacek, a.
nebo radeji vytratila Sc re sta
veni.
Dnes byla zalezitost jeste slo-
zitejsi, neA jinych pffpadno-
stech, dnes tady byTo vylozene
zlodejstvo ma Partyskove dvor-
ku!
Partyska hloubal: ono sc re-
lcne, re Sc pro tentokrat vzala
jen vec ma dvorku. ale jak pax
ably wal kozu! Nebo fekneme
prase! TAX Sc ma to must j.
ii! A, rekneme, ze byl Party
ska vysel re staveni a hajil
sveho majetku a ze by byl zlo-
DEF prastil Partysku pres hla-
WI, nebo, rekname, re by byl
dokonce Partysku zabil! Sta
takovych kombinaci honilo Sc
pod jeho zamastenou cepici a
jezilo nasedle rasy okradene-
no chalupnlka.
A novy mrak tezkomyslnych
uvah vstaval pred jeho tesk-
nym dusevnim obzorem. Kdo
byl ten zlolajnik? Kdo Sc to
opovazil preskocit tyckovy je-
no plot, nebo prelezti drevnik
po kmenu stare hrusky a loupit
ma cizim dvorku? Kdo? Kdo
jen? At ~ ~
Tady vyvstavala strasliva "a
hada! To nebyla CHI zlodeJ-
ma, ne! CHI poberta byl by
chnapl, prikladne, po koze, a
jiste by byl nepopral zivota
praseti! Ma venkove jdou zlo-
deji nejdriv ma prase - bac
mu do hlavy, sup do pytle a
frnk S nim pres plot!
CHI zlodej Sc ma Partyskdv
dvorek nevloupal, ne, to je jiz
zcela jisto - kde pax, CHI
zlodej! Byl to zlodej ze vsi-
snad jeho soused. Ano, ano
ten soused!
Jak Sc Partyskovi neco We
staveni ztratilo, vzdy dosel k
tomuto prekvapujicimu zave-
ru. A kdyz pocal premySlet,
ktery zlopovestny spoluobcan
no pripravil o kus majetku,-
vzdy dosel k jednomu temuz
sousedu, k chalupnlku Rastlo-
vi! Ma konci jeho zkouma-
vych a hloubavych domnenek
vzdy Sc vynoril Rastl!
Rastl nema slapoty pole, ne
ma "a chalupou ami kouska dr.
nu, nema ami stromku u sve
nemovitosti .- Rastl nechodi
ma drivi, nechodi ma praci -
Rastl jen blouma S tou harmo-
nikou po hospodach po YES
nicfch!
Rastl Sc nepricinuje, Rastl
nepracuje, tedy - Rastl kra-
de! A krade nejvice Party.
skovi, protoze jeho dvorek SOU
sedi Partyskovym a Party.
skova okna re sv6tnice jsou 0.
hracena do navsi, ne ma dvo.
rex.
A jak Sc n6co Partyskov
ztratilo, podnikl Timed patra
YOU vyprayu do Rastloyy cha
lupy. Rozulmf Sc, ze opatrne
protoze Rastl byl obr a Par
tyska piikrceny, prjhrbly s;s
hubeny pidikris!
"A tax dnes dosel Partysks
X tomuto zaveru, strcil do ka
,psy dTevenku vydal sc dt
S0llSedSfvil
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PRIJMOU Sc zkusene divky,
(sicky) ma siti kabatI do deste
Haste Sc v els. 412 Superior
Ave. Tel. Central 1858 w.
1O-1I
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb blize velke skoly, naleza
Sc v els. 1888 Addison Rd.;
tydenni pfijem kol 500, na-
jem $25 mesicn6. Rlizsi sdeli
Sc v els. 2621 E. 55th St. po s.
hod. veGer. 1870
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6ISM Je naI4Iem ka6M, QuklaQl
ne prokoukal rukama pro
hmatal stare bednicky, pytle--
yae, jak to RasA lezerne pod
postel nah&zel.
Odtud lezl k truhle. Koze,
Ivi,S neni-li hledana v9c v tru.
thle! Zaradoval Sc, kdyz uvi
|del v zamku trcet velky, stare,
davny klic.
Ponakud povstal, klekl pred
Itruhlou a pomalu, opatrne mad
zvedl viko. Ami ma jeden "a.
pad nebylo zamGeno - Party.
ska v duGhu zajasal.
PTehnul Sc pres okraj, viko
81 polozil ma hlavu a ob4ma
ruEkama hrabal Sc v pohladech
Rastlovy manzelky.
Proma6kaval, nedockave str
kal ruce mezi vyrovnane fer
tochy a kacabajky - kdyz tu
najednou dostal straslivou ra-
nu pres kalhoty!
Vylitl jsk pruzinka a uzas-
IL stal pred Rastlem! Ten,
podsivka, SO jizliv6 chechtal
holi v ruce, q hned Sc filuta,
ma -oko vymlouval, ze myslil ma
4lodeje, ne ma sousidka Party
sku, Re. by mu vdbec nenapad-
10, co by ze sousidek pohleda-
wal v zenin6 trulhle. A podob,
)ae fraSkoyiny vyrikaval.
a4P Partyska drbal Sc po kalho-
tech, piDn6 rozmazaval nell.
tostnou ranu a plny rozpakI
koktav6 vyklaadl:
Il kmotre kocka Sc nam
ztratila - zatrapena kocka-
name il ctrnact let - mole
stara cd rama me honi; jdi, HE
del kecku! Takovou nebude-
me NIT qz nikdy - takovou -
Vernon, jdi, hledej!'
Rastlovi jiskfily oci jak ku-
ne a sirokym smfchem uteso-
val: "To mic - kocka Pride
- ale tn prast6nku pres kal-
hoty uz ii smazat nemohu
ia myslil, ze zlodej, a on to
kmotr Partyska! A jak ii ma
pablo hleda kodku v mamine
truhle?"
Partyska mel naramne roz-
pacite oci a jazykem ometal
|oba pysky.7 Sacramento, kNdy
ted z kaSe?
II talk mne, kmotre, napadlo
- jestli snad mrska nekam u
vas nezalezla - opa kocka je
|jak had.
"No, dirkou taIkoveho stare
ceskeho zamku do truhly ne
vleze, kmotre," zertoval Rastl
La Cert mu hrali u ust.
"To snad ne to ne" "a
breptal Partyska a problral sc
z prvniho uzasnuti.
A jak Sc dival ma Rastla,
hned mu svatosvate pripadalo,
ze jist6 tenhle kuj6n harmo-
nikafska vlezl Dimes v noci ma
dvorek.
Rastl sc dvojsmyslne usmi-
val, spicka nosu Sc mu potme-
sile hybala jen, jen vybuch.
nout v straSlivy smlch.
Partyska Sc uz vzmuzil. A
jako by mic, sci shrben k poll.
ci, otevrel jeji spodek a patra
peclive v prihradach. Dokonce
| i rukou nejake kramoti odstr'
koval.
"No, kmotre," small Sc "a
Sc Rastl, Ito jak tam st'ouras
vyrazila by kocka jako cert!
Partyska horlive prohleda
val a trhane vysv6tloval: II
takova kocka, panecku, ia je
mazana! Sedne 81 do koutks
a della 81 z clov6ka blazny!"
A uz prohledaval jiny kout
oci mu jezdily pod kazde pr
lkynko.
Kdyz niceho We syetnici ne
nasel, podlval Sc po strane M
Rastla a prosil: "Kmotre, -
mohl bych Sc snad poohlednou
-
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~ sine vyla pc schodech
ma padp. Jestfkhim oken pa
'tral, sltdil, zkopsnal, -- ALE Ra
'stlovou pddu snadno pfehledl.
Nehylo tam MIC, docela mic, -
ami kousek cervotociveho pr
'k5nka.
Rartyska lezl dDld, skaredil
Ise, neco 81 k sobe vrcel a hned
|namffl do koinory.
I odtamtud Well zasmusily,
|neyrly, - a Ike vsemu Sc mu
|je6t6 zdalo, ze zaslechl re SEX
nice kousavy, vejsklebny, rel
|pauy smich. zlost no popoha-
|nela. Hned vletA do koziho
|chlivku, hned M'&ral tyckou v
hromade smeti plotu, hned
pax slezl do sklepa a pri bli-
k&ni. asi deseti sirek zkoumal,
|nen{-li snad n9kde jeho ukra-
deny majetek. Nikde mic! -
mic!
Prohledal kazdy koutek, i
do stare psi boudy nahlizel -
to zroma Rastl dfNal Sc z okna
q smfchem Sc ohybal - ale
hedaneho nenaSei.
Strasna zlost Jim lomcovala,
kdyz Sc .vratil do svetnice a s
vnitrnim hnevan dekoval: -
"Nenf tn, kmotfe, - cert il
wal, - isl hodnJ, zes mi do
volil kotku hledak!"
Rastl smichem primo bouril
a hlasmo zvolal: "Rado Sc sta
10 - to uz tn zatrapenou koc-
ku u mas hledas as i patnact
let! Ale az Sc zas, kmotre
zatoula "a kocourem, jem Ease
prijd' hledat, aspoh Sc clovek
pobavi."
2 Rastlova dvorku Partyska
'vyb6hl jak postfeleny. Nerep.
tai .nahlas, ale rty Sc mu pohy-
bovaly nejaAymi nenarozemy-
mi nadavkami ma toho kuj6na
harm nikarskeh ktery dove
de ukradenou v6c uschovat ja-
ko straka.
Do rodne chalulpy vskocil
jak Serny bih. Partyskova to
poznala po prashnuti dveri a
honem muzovi. nesla hrnek stu
deneho KATE - tim 81 Party
ska kuryroval tuGarovanou "a
cpu, - ale Partyska mocnym
mavnutim ruky odmitl svlj
zamilovany napoi.
"Pojd' q sedni siA naiednou
porucil zehe. Ia poslechla ma
bozn6 jak plticka . poslusne
cekala, co PRIDE.
"Zlod6je jsem nedopadl, mic
.isem u RastlI nenaSel-" pro-
hlaSoval chmurn6.
"To n6kdo RastlR okradl?"
ptala Sc dobrodusne. zena.
''Ne! Huso!" podrazdene
vyrazil Partyska, "nekdo v no.
ci okradl mas, rozumej, mas! A
bude to jiste Rastl!"
Partykova stocila podesene
oci do vsech koutu, rmimovolne
ohledla sc ma kamna a pridu-
sen6 rekla: "Nas? A re ia
o nicem nevim?"
ITO je praye to, Re ty mic ne
Wis, ze ty 81 We staveni niceho
nevsimnes! Jldes ranO ma dvo-
rex a koukas 81 do nebe! Kdy-
by nam n6kdo do rama stodul-
ku ukradl, dozvis sc to al "a
tejden!" recnil a naramne pri
vejtopku prskal Partyska.
"A CO nam kdo ukradl?" bo-
|jacne zaseptala.
Partyska chmurn6 vykladal
"Vcera vecer rezal jsem drivi
ma dvorku, w skorO potme, =
a tn ma me zavola z navse Plou
I'll, - ia polozlm pilu, = jdu
ma naves, - on, ze-pIjde rosti
kuppvat, abych sci MIN -
tax jsme Sc zapovidali no,
Ina pilu jsem jake ma smrt "a
pomn6l! A pax navsi uz jdu
fovne do sy6tnice, rano be.
zim ma dvorek - pila pryc!-
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PRODA Sc modermi jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Florian Ave.
blize West Boulevardu. RlizSi
sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715 Denison
Ave. 1O-14
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky neb
masipari a divky ma rucni pra-
lei ma muzske kabaty. Haste
|se u j. Mezery, $3.50 Cable
Ave. 10-1I
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PR0NAIAk 81 mensi byt $ e.
le'ktrikpu a plynem. Haste Sc
Y els. 46ll RsEkWill Ave.
10-13
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PROnA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb, blize dvou velkych skol.
Da Sc "a $500. Haste Sc v els.
15908 St. Clair ave. Vezmete
Nottingham karu. v tomto.
obchode sc trzi tydne pres
$500. 1871
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NELkA LACE v cQRLETT.
Krasny dvourqdinny 7ddm. kde
jel vses zavedenp. Cena $65OO.
Blizsi sdelis Jos. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Aye. a vych. 1S1. ul.
Vezmete Uniap karu. 1915
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Manzelstvi Sc podoba mofi
Pekna podfvana, ale nenf rad
no do n6ho skocit.