davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-12-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. DECEMBER l6.-Hogs-
Receipts. 5000 head holdover. 1926:
closed active. steady with Fridays
close: bulk. 22o TO ESQ pound butchers.
SSes S.i0aS.2o; top, $40: packing
sows % mostly. 7.s5a7.so: desirable pigs.
S'o0aS.20; heavy hogs, 7.s0aS.o5; me-
dium. s.ooas.1o; light, S.o5as.20: light
light S.lOaS.20; packing sows. smooth.
7,4oa7.70; packing sows. rough. lisa
7.BO; killing pigs. S.o0aS.20.
Cattle-Receipts estimated 300
head; compared week ago: Beef
steers unevenly. 26 to IS lower: in
cline: extreme top Christmas year
iines. 1900; best matured steers.
1900: better grades Of butcher she
stock. s5 to 50 on; lower grade beef
cows and heifers. Gamers, cutters.
bulls and veal calves, about steady;
stockers ana feeders. 25 to 40 lower;
weeks bulk prices beef steers: s:ooa
$50; stockers and feeders, e.1eao.1e:
butcher she stock. 4:ooa6.6o; canners
and cutters. s.7sas'sS; veal calves
'ssSneepGReceipts. 1000 head; com.
csrsd week aeo, choice fat lambs OF
desirabiS weight steady: heavy lambs
ana lower grades lighter weights.
weak TO unevenly lower; fed yearlfng
wethers, 50 to rs. lower; TAT sneep,
fully steady: feeders. strong to S 20
closing top 1850 ,s to city ~ butchers; a"iss
,s%Ss sonSs ted i.mbs lbs: esoio. eishsy
nine pound fed yearling wethers.
is.So: heavy fat ewes. s.0oa6.0o: light
er-weiEht kinds up to 7.50; desirable
I0o-pound aged wethers. s.25as.6o.
Evening star., 1922-12-16
DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Nd, December 16
(SpeciaD. Live poultry - Turkeys.
pound. At: old toms. q: poor and
crooked breasts. 35; spring'chickens,
12as4; leghorns. 2oa21: poor and thin.
17alS; old hens, 20a23: small and
leghorns. 17a1s: old rosters. -; ducks.
1Saa4; small and poor. 17a1s; geese.
21a2s; pigeons, pair. 3oa35; guinea
fowl, 40a70. :.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys pound.
45a60; old toms. 43a44; poor and
crooked breasts, 35; young chickens.
s4a25; old and mixed, 22a23: old
roosters, Is; ducks, 24a2s; geese.
24a3o.
Eess-Loss of. native and nearby
firsts, dozen, 5oa51; southern, 47a48.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. pound,
55a56; prints. 56a5S; nearby creamery,
45a47; ladies' 35a36: rolls. 33a35:
store packed. SO: dairy prints. 34a35;
process butter, 40a41.
Evening star., 1922-12-16
cHrcAoo STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 1e.-EoIloving
II 4 report Of today's sAlAs. high, low
and closing quotations at the Chicago
HfnAk Exchanges: II. ,. :
Evening star., 1922-12-16

TOTAL SALES fPar vaIusl:
II a.m.... 2s7l 900 u noon... ssoooo)
Evening star., 1922-12-16
Call Money Plentiful.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

-(oasta tions furnishsd By W. B. Hfbhs 3 Cal
Nominal esliiAs cheehe,
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23

att, former chief Of the poet-warrior's
cabinet, as head of another provision
al government for the Free State. The
Jugo.Slavs are rushing troops to the
frontier ostensibly to repel threat
ened raids by the Fascist. They are
insisting upon observance sof the treaty
OF Rapallo. Italy apparently intends
to. restore order in Fiume and enforce
the Rapallo treaty. Il She also has
moved troops forward X
MAX says he isn't marrying Ma
'slVl thilde for her money. Mathllde
began the romance at eleven by call.
ing Max Uncle" Max has taught Ma
thilde the ..Swiss language" Let the
wedding bells ring out and the Swiss
navy fire a salutel
''Polltics makes strange bedfellows,,
which is to say that the new treaty
gives Yap prohibition, with Americans
exempted. .ss i.5
William Jennings Bryan, crusading
against Darwinism, says nobody can
make a monkey Of him. Mr.. Bryan
is a self-made man.
. J. b. y rs = ii 4.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
I cal Hap IS

I iat,
Father Bernard held services atf
Kenel Sunday.
VIM. Menz spent few days this
week down, at .Kenel. :.
Chas. Hartung Of Mclaughlin
was business caller here yesterday.
The meadow larks are, already.
proclainiing the return Of spring
Alex Middle, an old-timer at
Kenel, is seriously i'll with stomach.
trouble.
Glen Brewster came down from
Cannon Ball Tuesday with . sload
Of freight
Paul Tigers still very i'll with
heart trouble. An early recovery
is hoped for.
Dick White Eagle and family
L n &
who have been spending the winter
at Ken+l returned Tuesday to their
home at Cannon Ball.
Among those from here who at.
tended federal court at Bismarck.
last week were Lawrence M. Eagle,
Chas. Redfox, Paul Chapman and
Jake Jordan.
Jake Jordan who has spent
the winter.in town has moved out.
to his place south-of Shields.
All interested nthe formation Of
a real live local base ball team for
this spring and summer have been
notified to meet Sunday, afternoon,
March 2e4h, at the Agency hall.
The little Panga boy, son Of Pan
hiciya Of near Breien, passed away
Tuesday morning at the Agenc,
hospital from tubercular meningitis.
He, had been attending school here
John B. Plenty came down from
near Shields Monday to visit here.
with Thomas Frosted. He states
that this has surely been a tough
year on cattle ard horses around
Thinner.
Ralph White came up from Little
Eagle yesterday TO transact business
at the Agency Office He states
that considerable cattle has been
lost around Little Eagle this win.
ter.
The ladies of the community
met last evening at the home Of
Mrs. M. a. Berg, the occasion be.
ing another Of their delightful birth.
dsg parties. this time in honor sof q
Mrs. G. w. Hokanson. a most
pleasant evening was spent.
s5ssNiss!3s ~ AZ, 5,5 5Sa
At 't.'''. 2 m, meeting Of the American
Legion Monday evening, 1. w. Har,-.
ris, newly appointed service officer,
gave report Of the district oonven-
ton at Mott which he attended
OF the eight posts which were to)
have been represented at this
meeting, the Albert Grass post was
the only one to send q delegate.
Larry says it sure put our post on
Il the map as a live one especially in
the eyes Of the department. Atten.
tion is called to the notices Of the
Post Adjutant in this issue as to
claims and unemployment The
next meeting Of the Legion will be
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
Advice.
Boy, remember this advice.
Follow 1t forever:
Being smart is always nice.
Being. hurtful, never.
Advice.

v..zs gJ;tLonely. Resp ponsibitity. s +
.How many police have you In Grim:
son Gllci1 7,.i :, - = lfst-sss e, q z
! i .."Oply one replied; Cactus; Joe. y y
"One man can't keep order in as big
place as this
"Don't expect him to. All we want
with a police force Is to have some
one to blame when anything goes
wrong .$
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
Honest Tenant.

An enterprising and meticulous
Londoner wants to live. up to the
word and letter Of his contract, judg-
ing by the following 'small' ad''
taken from the London Times
Wanted Ten thousand loathsome
black beetles, by tenant who agreed
to leave the premises in the same
condition in which he found them =
-Flagler News. IS
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
The Case.

The Case.
Lecturer Things have come to a
pretty. pass when my description Of
the consultations is made to give
way on the program to so-callea dog
zstaF. e. J.
Stage Manager-sure. that iss :
Sirius matter. 4 ,5ss n ~
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
.Praetleal Proc

u Practical Proof.
b Doctor, I'm sure I'm getting all the
exercise i need" Is E
There's no indication Of It,, ,s;ss
{. ..nlo ]! wonder. You have only looked
my tongue. But you Just ought 70
see the s0les Of my shoes"
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
..Not uneonninln,oI ~

@ .1 don't see how actors can simulate
10 laugh so heart 4
Nsnsense. Don't we do Il. every
5 / day ct 1gl funny stories We have heard :
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
FIueney No Advantage.

do you speak any foreign Language
siuently ;;;..
'sNot fluently," replied Senator Sor.i
sghun. Il find It better to slow down
the conversation as much as possible,
80 I can take time to- think things over
before committing myself. y n,
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
a Neglected Opportunity.

Mr.. Nextdoor YOU have nice
grounds around your new home. You
ought to put a few bird houses in the
trees.
Mr.. Grabitall, the Flat Owner-1've
thought Of that, myself, but 1 don't
know just how~to 60 about it to collect
the rent. 3
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
Warren G. Harding Completes
His First Year as President
of United States.
FALL and WALLACE IN.CLAsH
American Government Declines to Par.
ticipate In Genoa Conference
Lloyd Georges Threatened
Resignation Fourteenth
Canadian Parliament
Opened-Flumo
Fumes Again.

By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
VX7ARREN G. HARDING at noon of
wv March completed his first year
as President of the United States. He
was asked for an expression regarding
the accomplishments of his administra-
tion to date and authorized this state
ment:
"The record of the administration
speaks for itself; it would be poor
administration that required the execu-
tive to speak for it."
At an entertainment by the National
Press club in honor Of the first official
birthday the President said:
"The long step toward getting back
toward normal ways Of government
would seem to me to have been the
achievement of the year."
Representative Fess Of Ohio, chair
man of the Republican congressional
committee, made in the house speech
setting forth in detail the accomplish
ments of the year from the Republican
Viewpoint. He dwelt on economies,
actual and prospective. He said that
the United States would be the only
government in the world living within
its revenues next year, If it could keep
within the estimates outlined by the
administration. Reviewing the work
of the arms conference, he said: Il
challenge the record to produce a
greater achievement in the history Of
diplomacy"
Democratic members then proceeded
to tear to pieces the Fess eulogy from
their standpoint. Cordell Hull, chair
man of the Democratic national COM
mittee, also took issue with the Fess
statement. His general position is that
while the Republican congress has en-
acted multiplicity Of unimportant
laws and the arms conference provid-
ed for limited program Of naval re
duction the Republican party has
failed to carry out its major prom
Uses made in the campaign Of 1920.
Now, in the house debate over the
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
Notice Of Mortgage Forsclosu.. sals2

Notice ts hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered Il by.
Irving E Murray and Louise Murray, & his
wife, Aortyagors, to F B. Ginthsr Mortgages,
dated the 9th day Of September, 1919, and
t,ieI iii for record. u 3 the office of the
sosx q stRts e hs GGnn.y Of
the 9th day Of October lsis, at 81 IS clock 4. III.
and recorded In Book b OF Mortgages. n
page $40. and assigned BY written instrument
70 Frank Parson, dated the 18th day Of Dot.
ober. 1919. tlnled forrecord In the office of the
Register Of Deeds Of the County 81 s,oux ard
State OF North Dakota, on the 9th day 81 nec-
ember 1921, at 9:l5 o'clock A. M, ana ecoraed
In Book B-3 Of Mortgages, at paxe S4es
VIII be foreclosed by n h sale of the
after describel. at the front t,oorasnf
tne Court HouSa n n. Y Yates, County 81 Sioux
and State Of N Nofth Dakota al the hour of ten
o'clock A NJ, on the 18th day OF Ap.il ies2. 10
satisfy the amount dwe upon said mortgage e
the dnte Of sale. The premises described m
said mortgsge and which win be sold 20 satIsfv
the same are described as folio VS. sonth
west Quarter Is WIZ OF Section Five (Slsin
township One Hundred Twenty ysnine ifxpA
North Of Range Eighty nine tso west 81 ~
Fifth Principal rtdian. Sioux County; Nosth
Dakota. # 35ss -
3 Z The mostgagors having failed Is nay Snseras.
amounting TO Oae Hundred Ywelya IA sa,ino
$50, Dollars due Sept4snbSr Il, lo1D nm,
One Hundred rweava md 5o-IoQ asll2sor
y Dollars DUG Sept ag 1871 on the mortx1IIs1s
being eoiaaed. asea hereby tsest,..S u
and deelatesthea fun :asnonnt thereof az a,,Il
IpAyshles md there wtilsbe due on the davs.Y
sale thss sttnlpt llintee Hundred seventy a,,
jsnd s:loo t*Ie5t isi Dollars together win the
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
App,rop:llrI atslnI,sss.

Penaeld- Do YOU call that work ofl
his high art?
smere We'll, the hanging COMMITTEES
V s4ppst have thought 60. They skield
sf Il as u issssF .s.ss3 ss !;
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23

Edueation Nsvsr Ceases.
M The wisest fellows are the ones
whose eiucation isn't complete. anud
won't be omplete as long as they
sgca1 live, observe and think.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
TOO ,Farl,tsti,aas

W Y a
,S alt familiar; ", d she
lls:stcitn 4 AZ y gust sof wind whisks,i
tlih hut
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23

SOME vAMP a
She: SO she's a vampire In the
movlesl Why does she work7 She's
married. a.
He: Her husband makes her. s
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ NO. 98 s. b -2sss :s
The First State Bank of Fort
Yates

Al Fort Yates, in the State Of North DAKOTA
ut the close Of business March 10Th 1899
f ts. ,4- n s$Ss RESOURCES jass
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-23

~ was opened Wednesday by Cow
nor General Byng. w. l.. Mackenzie
King is the first liberal prime minis
ter to hold the reins Of government
since Sir Wilfred Lanrier was defeated
tsn years ago On hts policy 8f FeeipRoe-
ity with the United States. Premier
King is q veteran Of the Laurier MIN
istry of 1911, In which he served al
minister Of labor. Rodolphe Lemielix
Of Montreal, selected by Premier King,
lis speaker. The government com.
mands about one-half Of the members
of parliament. The official opposition
group, numbering dbout fifty ins a
house OF 235 members. Is led BY AZ
thur Meigllen, the defeated premier.
e. a. Crernr leads an unofficial pro-
gTesslXe group sof about SO, who are
expected to support; the government
IN most .of its policies. especial spn
the tariff, lil,erais and progtes-
sives believe in Gust tpls duties s:{or
revenue only n as against the consefx,
alive policy prot ection. Who nd
reciprocity ssS
N 5.s 81 ,ts.s
EIuME e on the map again and
= seems to be trying to rival Yesu.
.vius The Fascist and their adhss
ents have chased out President "a
|Enella Of the. Free City government nj
up under the treaty OF Rapallo d.
tween italy and Jugor SIaviaa: Gabsi.
ellie d'Annlinzto:; has sent word that she
supports the uprising The Italian
. R.rt,ss aaEs saa4sa gleysppl sgll
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PRODAJf Sc kombinacni ka-
nina ma uhli a plyn, buffet, still
a 6 zidli, davenport set, poste-
lie, dresser, sifoner, Singer sici
stroj, still do knihovny, houpa-
ky, karpety, knihovna vacuum
cleaner, pekna lednicka, ku-
chynsky stdl a zidle, vyhrevni
kamna ma uhh, jine ma plyn,
linoleum, zdimacka sc stoja-
mem ma skopky, stoly ma kveti-
ny a jine veci. Koupite dobfe
pfijdete-li do els. 4313 Clark
Ave. 9-11
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
o peti svetnicich, kcupelna
dole a 4 svetnice nahofe, vel
ky lot 40 pri 190ti str. najem
$4,000. Je to velka lace. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad,
way. Ptejte sc Ma Mr.. Stuk-
bauera. So
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PRAVA LACE. - Diva domy
ma iednom lote, predni o Z po-
kojich a koupelna, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo, je jako no
Wy a zadni o 8 velkych poko-
jich, dlazdena ulice, nedaleko
Fleet a Washington Parku.-
Cena pouze $1,000. cast hoto-
We, ostatni ma lehke splatky;
po pripade sc vymeni "a pek-
nv lot. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ftejte Sc ma
Mr.. Rob. KohOuta. SO
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PRIME Sc:

DIVKA, ktera. sc domluvi an
glicky, Ceska, prime Sc ma
domaci praci. Dobry domov,
dobry plat, zadne pradlo, NIL
re vypomoci pri kuchyni. zen
radna necht' sc hlasi v els.
1920 Ashbury Ave-, vezmete
Wade Park karu. Tel. Cedar
$50. ?
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PRODA Sc. dobre zachovale
mahagonove Player piano IA
velmi levnou cenu a 70 valec-
XII. Prijd'te hned do {. 7OO2
Clement Ave. z vych. II. ul.
90
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PRODA Sc sici stroj Singer"
malo uzivany "a $1,000, da-
venport $1,000, kulaty still a
6 zidli $500; Victrola SIS;
kanape $500; buffet $500;
zelezna silna postel $500; wy
soEa Tampa k pianu $1,000;
mala Tampa $500; karpety a
RUNE jine veci, vSe velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc v els. 3343 Full
ton Rd. 9-8
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PRIJME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trovani ditek a ma domaci pra-
ci. Haste sc v els. 1924 W.
chodnl 1O8. ul. 9-S
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn O 6ti svetnicich s koupel-
nou a Sc vSim zariZenim. Da sc
velmi LEVINE rri rychlem pro-
deli. Haste Sc v elsie 3589 W.
chodni 1873 ulice z Union. Gil
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy; kamna k pouziti. Hla-
ste sc V els. 35O7 Dolloff Rd.
Tel. Broadway ITO NJ.
9-11
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PRlJME Sc spolehliva divka
ma lehkou domaci praci v Pc
kafskem obchode. Haste Sc
v els. 1896 Broadway. So
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/ E N A
- ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

Vidne. Vyptal Sc, kde Klarka
drive bydlila. Nekde ma Karli-
ne. Vyhledal tn rodinu.
"Klarka prisla dnes dopole-
dine, to je pravda, zaplatila, co
byla povinna, slozila svij ma
jetek do kufru, dala odnesti do
drozky a odjela.o -
"Kam?"
"Nefekla a my Sc ptati ne
chteli. Co nam po TOM"
Nyni vyhledat onoho drozka
Re.
Ale co by mohl ten povedeti.
"Vezl jsem tu damu k nadra-
H."
A kan jela z nadrazi? TIE
mi, ctyfmi smery rozbihaji sc
odtud koleje.
Linda pocitil tesknotu v du-
81 sve, skoro jake Dol. Dovede-
te 81 predstaviti pocit ten, kdyz
jste uprimne odhodlani proka-
zati nekomu dobrodini a pax
musite Sc vratit 8 neporizenou
Zrovna tax mu bylo smutno,
jakoby mu byli ii lide rekli, ze
pred chvilf zemrela. Snad mel
prijiti driv, nemel provedeni sli
beneho dobrodini odkladat ma
nedeli.
Zasmusily vratil Sc domd.
"Jakoby voda Sc mad nj "a
vrela. Nenalezl jsem j."
"Uz vine, Pavlicku a Lidus-
ka stale place, re uz babicku
nespatri. Sotva jsi odesel, pri-
nesl posluha dopis a ze byl o.
patfen moji adressou, otevrela
jsem jej. A snad desetkrat uz
jsem jej precetla. Zde jest"
Linda wal dopis a zaboril do
neho oci.
''Draha Fanusko! Promin,
oslovuji-li Tebe Tvym jmenem,
coz dovoleno jen vernym pra-
telum, kdezto ty duse draha,
nemela jsi nepritele mimo mne.
Mela jsem Ii byti nahradou
matky, ale byla jsem Ii nejhor
81 macechou. DIE zapisd matri-
ky jsi moji dcerou, nevlastni
dcerou, ale povazovala bych v
teto chvili "a vrchol rouhani, a.
bych Te mela tim sladkym jme
mem 'dcero' osloviti. Tys mne
prekonala, jmenovala jsi mne
pri svych navstevach 'mamin-
ko', vim, re to nebyla zaslouze
ma msta, nybrz slovo to re Wy.
rustalo z ciste duse I've. Mas
cistou dust, neposkvrnenou, me
hla jsi mne oslovovati teplyn
hrejnym slovem 'matko', al
| jsem 81 toho jmena nikdy neza
slouzila, ia Tebe dcerou, tin
vznesenym a zlatym slovem pt
jmenovati nesmim, duSe ma 81
tomu vzpira strachem, re jme
no to mymi dsty vyslovene bylt
by pro Tebe urazkou.
! Fanusko draha - odpust' m
lez moji. Slibila jsem I'll, u
po SVEN uzdraveni ku pfan
tvemu pobudu nejaky cas-
Tvem domove, mezi Tvymi. "
della jsem, re k tomu nedojde
re nesmim prijati dobrodini
rukou lidi, jez svou lehkovaz
nosti uvrhla jsem do handy
bidy.. Obavala jsem Sc pohled
Tveho dobreho muze, ne re str
chu, re by mi cinil vycitky, al
re bych nemohla popatriti d
jeho oci, re svedomi mole sam
. vyburcovalo by v dust. me KID
jakou vzpominku ma hrichy m
!, a roj vycitek by mne udusil.
kdybych spatTila dite I've, "a
jine vzpominky prihnaly by S
iv dust mou, vzpominky, ia
Liduska Iva je Tebou milovs
ma a jak ty, dcera mole = byl
jsi bezcitnosti moji vehnana
: uplnou osirelost, bidu, snad
: hlad, coz isl mi zatajila. Tot
: zim po tvem diteti, abych j
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DELNlCI obdrzi stalou praci
u The Union Salt Co., E. 65.
St. a New York Central Rail-
road. 9-1l
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn v
Corlett, ma a loznice nahOre,
koupelna, plyn, elektrika, 3
pokoje jsou dole. Da Sc vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc u Josef
Krizek, 1870 Durkee Ave. v
Corlett, vezmete Union karu.
90S
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Y
eprestala celou cestu Sc vypta
vati ma novou babicku.' y 4.
"Jak to pride, re babicka je
v nemocnici, kdyz uz umrela ?
"To je zas jina babicka two
je," =
"Je taky tax hodna?"
"Taky."
"Ma taky takove bile vlasy,
jako ia babicka, kterou name
ma obrazku doma?"
"Jen pojd', malicka, vzdyt
il uvidis."
Ale neuvidela.
Vesli do vrat nemocnice,
dnes zvlaste navstevniky olive
ne a pani Lindova vedla znamy
mi chodbami sveho muze a Lii
duSku.
Osetrovatelka Klarcina pra
ve urovnavala RUNE nadobi
We skrini ma chodbe prede DIVER
mi jizby umistene, a udivene
vitala Lindovou.
IKE komu prichazite, milost
PAM, ma navst6vu?"
"Jako kazdy den jiny."
"Vzdyt'; ia slecna - nebo
PAM. uz zde neni."
"A kde je?"
"Vcera zadala pana assisten
ia, ably dnes sm6la jiz opustiti
n emocnici a dnes pri visite pa
ma professora bylo jejimu pra-
nj vyhoveno. Oblekla Sc, roz-
loucila sc Sc mnou, dala mi ma
pamatku tenhle prstynek a o.
deSla."
PAM Lindova Zadivala Sc ma
prstynek, neznala no, nebyl z
tech prstend, jez daroval kdy-
81 otec jeji Klarce.
Exam odeSla?"
"Ujist'ovala mne, re pajde
k vam, - k te dame, ktera cho-
di il navstevovat - a jiny sem
reprichazel mimo vas"
Linda Sc zahledel ma svoji
zenu.
"Aby mas snad nemohla ma
lezti?"
"Vzdyt' jsem il udala presne
mas byt."
"Anebo ably sc nechtela sc
mnou setkati?"
"Vzdyt' jsi il nicim neubli-
zil."
Pani Lindova podala osetro.
vatelce ruku, pri cemz il vii.
skla do diane nekolik zlatniku
jake darek "a jeji laskavost q
ochotu mlcky, skoro smutnt
ubirali sc z nemocnice.
LiduSka Sc ptala, kde re j
ia jeji babicka.
"Kdybychom vedeli, dite I'll;
te."
"Vzdyt' jsi rikal, taticku, q
jdeme k MI"
"Sli jsme, = ale odesla pr.
a nevime, kam."
"Tak pojd'me il hledat."
Ia duse dobra, d6tska, sly
chala O babicce, o babickach
!jak srdecne jsou to a mile by
tosti, kolik set pohadek kras
nych dovedou vypraveti, We sn
hu a v-mrazivem vetru byla O
hodlana jiti hledat svou babi
! ku.
"Vratime sc domd, Lidunkt
snad babicka zatim mas nalez
| la uz sedi u mas donna"
/ Prisli domG. Ucednik Vo.
tech psal domu dopis, ably m
,poslali nejake papuce a slui
ka u okna kuchyne opravoval
COST ma staromodnim, cd par
zdedenem zivutku.
'Nebyl tn nikdo v nasi nepr
tomnosti?"
"Nikdo, milostpani."
"Tak zastante uz, deti, d.
ma" povidal Linda zene a l
dusce, ia Sc jeste n6kde ohl'
dnu a pozeptam."
Nekde ma vsi bylo by mozr
vypatrati Klarku, aspon stop
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dlm
O 6ti svetnicich, koupelna, ga
raz, ulice diazdena a vse mo-
derne zarizeno. Da sc LEVINE a
vezme Sc lot co splatka. Hls-
ste Sc V els. 8425 Rosewood
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
Sc vsim zarizenlm, zvlastpi lot.
Prime sc menSl dOmek lot ma
splatku. Haste Sc ma Broad
way Stop Z A. B. C. line. Ia
volejte Bedford 226 j. 9-12
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PRIJME Sc MUz, ktery mluvf
vice reci v obchode S tabakem.
Haste Sc v els. STA Central
Ave. 9-11
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnikd a
riznych potreb. Tydni pro-
DEF $4OO. Naleza sc proti Car
Station a je pri mem pekny byt
@ 4 pokoJich. Haste Sc v els.
1881 st. Clair Ave., vezmete
Nottingham karu. 9@9
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro mensi
rodinu, domek sam pro sebe.
Haste Sc v els. 1888 E. SO. ul.
z Fleet Ave. 9-8
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PRONAJME Sc pekarna S by
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