davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-26
Delinquent Tax Roll of Real al Personal Property of the Town of Seward, Alaska
 for the Year of 1922.
and

Bv Order of the Council the Town seward n % Real and That Delinquent Tax .ol p.onal Property Seward Alaska TOT w a h Nrni Public Inspection a the One o l cinal Clerk in the Bank seward & the first said Town Se"aru anu thereafter counsel may De be the District court oi said Court to De heo a aioe aforesaid Adjustment anu Oiu theo oHici hereuno set m! hanu anu o seal ol tne lo"n o' 0e""lN' H. WHTTLESEY ''e"' Municipal Clerkof Town of Seward Alaska resolution been aooeu o tho Common Council the Town O Seward Alaska: TT by he i
 
 
 circulation published seward
  the That said Delinquent Tax hoH pc the hrst De said Delinquent Tax Ro order sale to the District Court or the the first or August l9zo e be Shaer as couhSe be ht ADOPTED suspension this 2st May 1925 H. WHITTLESEY,
 Munich for Seward, Alaska NlP' - Attest WHITTLESEY, Clerk.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
DR.. Sidney Strong Cancels
His Sank Centre Lecture
Wires Sunday 1t Will Be Impossible
to Keep Date-keen Disappoint-
ment Is Felt

The first of this week DR.. j. A.
Dubois received message from DR..
Sidney Strong of the Queen Anne
Hill Congregational church at Seattle,
stating that it was impossible for him
to fill his lecture date billed for the
Junior High School Auditorium this
Thursday evening.
The inability of DR.. Strong to keep
the Sank Centre engagement is a
keen disappointment to large num-
Der who were anxious to hear his
discourse on the actual conditions as
he found them in Europe, particular
Iy Russia and Germany. Herald
readers will recall that DR.. Strong
arrived in America about six weeks
ago after having spent about two
years in Europe studying conditions,
and nearly one year of which was
in Germany.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Frank Pangburn Retires
From Grocery Business
Stock Will Be Consolidated With
Dock's-New Firm Will Be
Dock & Mickey.

A business deal of considerable
Importance to the people of the COM
nrunity was consumated late Tuesday
evening when G. E. Mickey and Theo-
dore Dock purchased the interest of
Frank Pangburn in the Pangburn
Grocery Co.
Under the new arrangement the
stocks of Theodore Dock and the
Pangburn Grocery Company will be
consolidated after Jan. I, 1924, and
will be removed to the location now
occupied by Mr.. Dock. That is the
best portion of the two stocks will be
consolidated and the balance will be
closed out.
The Pangburn Grocery Company
corporation will be dissolved and the
new firm will conduct business under
the firm name of Dock & Mickey.
Mr. Pangburn retains the seed end
Of the business. The transfer be-
came effective Wednesday morning
Frank will be retained by the new
owners until the two stocks are con-
solidated. He purchased the business
from the L. S. Bishop Co. nine years
go, later changing the name Of the
corporation to the Pangburn Gro
-ery Company. Mr.. Mickey purchas-
ed so per cent of the stock of the
pangburn Company last Spring and
actively entered the business last
July. Mr.. Dock opened his grocery
store next to the Pangburn Company
in the early fall. The new firm
should make a strong concern and
will no doubt do their share of the
grocery business of the community.
The building occupied by the Pang-
burn Company is owned by G. H..
Vandesteeg, the jeweler. The lease
On the property expires November of
next year, after which, the Herald
understands, Mr.. Vandesteeg will re-
model the building to fit the needs Of
his iewelry and optical business.
Mr.. Pangburn's many friends hope
that his retiring from business does
not mean that he will leave Sank
Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Legion Basket Ball Team
VIII Open Season Friday
Former Service Men Are Rounding
Into Shape-First Home Game
Tuesday Evening Jan.

Manager James Stricken of the
American Legion basketball team of
Sank Centre has scheduled three
games for the Service men. The sea-
son will open Friday evening of this
week with the National Guard team
at Alexandria on the latter's floor.
The boys are rounding into form and
strong team will be developed. A
definite lineup has not been decided
upon but the following men will make
the trip to Alexandria Friday eve
ming: DIR. A. A. Gales, Donald Han
sen, Lawrence Dolson, Frank and
Dewey O'Gara, Carl Lauer, Clarence
Vandesteeg, M. Marx, Arthur Nc
Dermond and Welles Crickmer
The Sank Centre Legionaires will
meet the St. Cloud All Stars on the
Sank Centre floor Tuesday evening,
January 1st. On January 14th Alex
andria will play return game in this
city.
Mr.. Stricken is negotiating for a
number of other games and ne ex-
poets to have a very busy season
booked for the Service men, in q
short time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

Col. Hammond reviewed the activi-
ties of the National Guard and paid
a splendid tribute to Company IN
Sank Centre, now a definite part of
the 206th Infantry of the 88th Di-
vision. Col. Hammond is West
Point man and naturally his. ideas run
along military lines. He pointed out
that it was absolutely essential for
this country to have a strong reserve
military force in the time of trouble
and that the National Guard was Pc.
forming a necessary governmental
function, and he urged the people OF
Sank Centre to stand loyalty back OF
the Machine Gun Unit
Secretary Conklin of the Club, re-
viewed the financial status of the or
ganization which showed that severa
hundred dollars must be raised t.
clean up the Club Indebtedness. The
report of Secretary Conklin does no
mean that the Community Club is il
bad way financially because it start
ed with nothing less than year ago
taking over the defunct Commercial
Club and its liabilities, and led m,
Bill Moore, its president, has re
modelled the City hall into ideal clul
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
RADIO ADVANCING

When Sentry Hilerud attended the
convention of dealers of DeForest
radio equipment at Minneapolis week
before last he was given a demon
stration of one of the DeForest Com
pany's latest developmets, the De-
Forest Reflex Radio set, with inside
loop aerial. One of these sets, a Type
D-10 is now on demonstration at the
Hilleriid Hardware store and Sentry
is dat. up for "home" demonstra-
tons for some time to come. The adj
vantages claimed for the Reflex sys-
tenn with inside loop aerial are that
it has cross continent capacity with
out the necessity of an outside aerial
and may be used without a storage
battery, therefore the set is easily
transported from place to play and
may be set up and used without the
Inconvenience caused when neces-
safy to put up an outside aerial :.
When demonstrated at the Oak Grove
Hotel, two floors below station WIG,
it was possible to tune-out WIG and
receive broadcasting from other sta
tons satisfactorily
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
AsHBY STUDENTS DROWNED

Fergus Falls, Dec. 14.-Clarence
Anderson and Serena Bergerson
high school students, both of Ashby
were drowned in Pelican Lake some
time last night while skating. The
body of Miss Bergerson was found
this morning, but a search of several
hours failed to reveal the body OF
Anderson. The two skaters left Ash
by early last evening for Pelican q
short distance off. When they failed
to come home, search was
started and early today the body OF
Miss Bergerson was found near the
point where the two broke through
the ice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

friends is urgently requested at all
services.
Sunday morning at 10:45 there will
be a Christmas church service. The
pastor will preach a special sermon
and there will be special music, and
a sermonette for the young people.
Sunday afternoon at $500 o'clock the
White Gift Service will be given un
der the auspices of the Sunday School
This program is in charge of GARNER
Janecke with Letha Bartell presiding
at the piano and organ. The usher'
will be the Knights of Honor. A fea
ture of this program will be tn
fact that the young people will have
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

nerDel ihr 1laeuolgen ...,.. Chorus
VOrtrag FeStgruSS >. Ethel MuenchOW
Vortrag%.Jetzt list Weider Welsh
vortrag --"nerbei EUR selgen Weih-
nachtszeit" nm Esther ME Gue!Sow
Lied-"Ihr Kinverlein Kommet"
vortrag-"sch heir in der Krippe"
vortrag-"Ich bin nooch Klein"
vortrag-"Das Heiiige kindiein"
vor,rag."Bei armen Hirten 'e aaf stem
j.. Elsie Pastian and Concordia Stein
Vortrag-'Mein Holland schau"
Lied-"stilie Nacht" .......... Kinder
English Language
Scripture Reading
Hymn-'Come to the Manager"
Recitation alton; . Welcome. ss seafteF school,
Christmas Cheer ;. Alkaline Stark
Dialogue-"The Angels Song Of
Welcome" .............. Five
small boys; Primary DEPARTMENT
observation-disclosures Dear Jesus
Dialoeue-"why Do Bells on S
Christmas Ring?" ..........
~. Wayne and Burnette Leudtke
Three children primary department
:. Irene Kind and Martin Stein
Recitation-"Holly. Means What?
Recitation-"christmas Day" 80.
.......... Laurence Gritzmacher
Hymn-"softly the Babe was -
Recitation = Christmas Carol" :,
Exercise-"The story That Never
Crews r1s OLD" ana R Eoland R Hart
Recitation - ANGELS and shep-
Exercise That Night in Bethle,
e ssm ;'' primary department arSn. a
Anthem-"Silent Night" ........ Choir
Recitation-"Greetings to the An u.
Dialogge uts Holy Night Night. norma mart
-. Cecilia and Paul Gritzmacher
| Observation-Disclosures of Great JOY
Four children Junior department
Recitation--"The Angels Song"
Dialosue.-..Teil the Good News"
Esther Gueisow and Edna Exne,
Recitation-'"rhe Star" ...........
] S1+'d da. se asp5E'"e'' o the sun
Recitation-"l Look Upon the
{
I hem" .......... Margaret BeSsel
! Dialogue-"Where Is He That
Is Born King of the Jews?
Elenor Quade and Concordia Steir
,,Dialogue-"Around the Manger'
Dorothy Fischer and LII
!. verne Gamradt.
Hymn-"Little Stars Did You Not
80 Sing?" -. Primary Department A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Gods Love"
! Exercise-"The Nativity" 49,.
Recitation--'The Shepherds Saw
the Light" -. Delbert Gamrad
DiaIogue--"A Wonderous Reve-
and Walter Redley.
'~Recitatipn-"For the Love Of Him
............ Edward Kolask
4 Exercise-"The Christmas Story"
Four children
Hymn-"story So Sweet" 49,.
80. Senior department
Recitation--"No Room" -. Julia Steil
AGdress-Pastor.
Recitation - Farewell. Scatter
Christmas Cheer >. Alkaline Starl
Prayer-Pastor.
Hymn-"Oh Little Town of Beth
lehem'. SUNDAY Schoo
Gifts.
Pleasing
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Continued on Page Twelve.)
PIONEER RESIDENT DEAD

Knute Stolsmo, Kandota town
ship resident for nearly half cen.
fury, suffered a stroke of paralysis
Friday of last week and passed away
at the farm home three miles north
of Fairy Lake Sunday evening al
500 o'clock. The deceased was "a
years of age and a highly respected
citizen. The funeral was held to
day, Thursday. Next weeks Herald
will give complete account of the
life of this venerable citizen.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Hank Ford Says He Will Not
Run Against the President
Country Safe With Coolidge" Says
the Famous Manufacturer of
Flivvers, in Statement

Detroit, Dec. 19-Henry Ford to-
day declared he like a great major
ity of the American people" feels
that the country is "safe with Cool
idge" and that he himself would new
er consider running against Mr..
Coolidge on any ticket.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

The Farmers State Bank, Ashby,
Mimi, was closed by the State
ranking department Wednesday of
his week. Depleted reserves were
-iven as the reason by the state bank
ing apartment The bank has cap
tai of $4,000 and deposits of about
800, 900.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

Mrs j. A. Norris left Wednesday
noon for Minneapolis where she will
spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Asa P. Brooks, at Bill Girard
Ave. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clough and
family, Mrs. Osmer Burleson and son
Glenn, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clough in Grey Eagle
Sunday
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Congregational Church

Rev. C. S. Sparkes, the Sunday
School, and the congregation OF the
First Congregational church of this
city, are making elaborate arrange
ments for the celebration of the Yule-
tide season. The services have been
planned to fit in as conveniently as
possible with the home arrangements
and the presence of all members and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
Home School for Girls


The Home School for Girls have ar
ranged a holiday program which
starts Sunday evening Dec. % and
will conclude Tuesday evening Jan.
l.. at which time the girls from Villa
Cottage will present the play "Grand
Daddy Long Legs" in the Community
building Auditorium. The daily pro-
gram follows:
Sunday, Dec. %, 1928
Church service z 80 P. M.
Special music by the choir.
Monday, Dec. "a, 1923
Operetta "Old Miser Money Bags
1880 P. M.
Singing of Christmas Carols.
Tuesday, Dec. rs, 1928
Gifts Distributed from Christmas
trees.
Radio church service 1890 A. M.
Musicale Mrs. Mccartney, Min
neapolis- 80 P. M.
Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1923
Movie.
Dickens Christmas Carol.
Thursday, Dec. 27,T 1923.
Play, "The Trysting Place. "-Har-
land Cottage Girls.
Saturday, Dec. 20, 1928
Movie.
Sunday, Dec. 80, 1928
Devotional service 80 P. M.
Monday, Dec. 81, 1923
Dance in Community Building.
Tuesday, Jan. /, 1924
Play, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Villa Cottage Girls.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

CONTINUED on Last Page)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20

Considerable attention is given to,
laws relating to marriage and divorce
The principal measures include bin
introduced by Senator Capper, Re-
publican, of Kansas, to provide for
uniform regulation. There have,
been many protests against the lax,
regulations in several states and the
Capper bill is intended to supply uni
form regulation for all states.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
PRODAME NEB VYMENfME

grocerni a reznicky 0bchod,
velmi dobre misto sc vsim i S
budovou. - Zelezarsky OBJ
chod bez obydli - Cukrovin-
kovy obchod, ktery Sc muze
pfemenit ma obchod jakykoliv.
-Dobre zaFizenou pekarnu "a
S17.5OO.
Pekny zdeny trirodinny ddm
a stor. - Obchodni misto, kde
je velmi dobry obchod V Gene
$4,000. Vezmou Sc jine pri-
vatni majetky.
Ddm o lott svetnicich, q
koupelny, 3 zachody. Vezmou
sc Lofty ma vymenu aneb lepsi
jednorcdinny dum.
DUN 6ti svetnicich ma dla-
zdene ulici, vymeni Sc "a men
81 domek. = Vymeni Sc dunn Q
6ti svetnicich ma / akru "a To-
ty aneb "a akrovy pozemek
Majetek Sc naleza v Bedford,
Ohio.
Farma o 1914 akrech, dum
ma 6 svetnic, pekna barna, vse
move barvene, sklep pod &C.
lynn domem, mlekarna, voda V
passive, zorano 4 akry, vymeni
Sc "a cokoli v meste.
Mlekarsky obchod, kde sc
proda 8 konvi mleka denne.
P6kny 1t ma Washington
Boulev. a Taylor Rd., vyme-
nj Sc "a dunn.
Laciny lot ma vych. lat. ul.
Til akry blize Bedford, dunn
0 6ti svetnicich a ban.
Blizsi o techto maietcich
yam sdeli bud Tom. Suchy, V
els. 246j E. sc. ul. aneb Mr..
Hanatek, 3679 vych. 131. ul.
Tel. Garfield 54S6. 9-l5
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PRODA Sc
KARPETY vELKE, MALE
A MA SCHODY
pax kombinacni kamna !
plynova, koupite "a hotove
neb ma splatky
u s E D L A CK u.
4816 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1882.

PEkNY rovny stavebni lot ma
Lorenz Ave-, blize vych. 1874.
ul. Kinsman Rd., kanal, vo-
da, plyn, elektrina, vsechno ma
ulici a zaplaceno. Da Sc pro
rvchly prodej "a pouhych $3.50
a sice $50 hotove. Podrobno-
sti ochotne sdeli V. Vejlupek.
OOI9 Hlllman Ave. 9-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

Poor! PRODA Sc LEVINE do
bre jdouci cukrovinkovy a gro
cerni obchod aneb Sc vezme
lot. - Nam prodeji velmi
laciny dum o 6ti svetnicich,
nachazi sc okoli vych. SIS. ul.
a Broadway. Nam vice po-
dobnych majetku. Plijd'te pro
blizsi informaci k E. j. Kartis-
kovi, COOL Broadway. 9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

PRODA Sc d1m OF poko-
jich, els. 1903 Newark Ave.
Velka ban v zadu, mGze Sc
upotrebit pro dilnu nebo ga
raz. Naleza Sc blize skoly a
kostela. Cena $470O. Haste Sc
u G. Fetos, 1900 York Ave-,
ron zap. 80. ul. 9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
MUSf BYTI PRODAN :

MUSf BYTI PRODAN - do
Is. zari, 8-kusovy American
Walnut Dining Rooms set, til
kusovy American Walnut set
do loznice, .tri-kusovy velour
parlor set, karpet 9x12 a je-
den 12x15, jsou perske hod-
noty a tez stojaci Tampa. Hla-
ste Sc ihned v els. 1912 Car
negie Ave. 9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
1ELMI PEKNY MAJETEk..

VELMI PEKNY MAJETEk.-
blize Hamm Ave, dim 6 po-
'kojich, pouze $500. - DUN
0 5ti pokojich Sc vymeni "a
dun o 6 neb Z pokojicl.. -
Mann peknou a urodnou farmu
sc zasobami a nafadim, ktera
Sc vymeni "a dun 6ti neb 8
pokojich. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Po-
korny v els. COOL Broadway.
81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

PRIME Sc cesky obuvnik ma
rusni praci. Prace stala. Hla-
ste sc u The Cleveland Tan.
ming CO. u Harvard Denison
mostu. 9-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
"a PRfCINOU ODJEZDU pro

da Sc Ia $1400 V obydlenem
miste skoly z rulou MATTE
lie dreveny novy domek, prave
dodelany s nabytkem. Ma
til pokoje, lot je 40 pfi 12O
stf. Vezmete Lorain zap. III.
ul. karu a sleZte ma 105. ul. -
Vezmete karu Puritas Springs
ma 140. ul. Stop 13. Domek
oznacen bilou vlajkou. 9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

MuSf BYT PRODAN novt
modernf dun o 5ti pokojich S
koupelnami, blize Miles Ave-,
vse zarizeno. Cena. $4,000. We
zme Sc ma vymenu "a lot neb
auto podle prani. Haste Sc v
elsie 1929 Miles Ave. 9-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
VENKOVNf DOMOy. =. Din

VENKOVNf DOMOV. - Dim
Q 4 pokojlch, blize kary, lot
81 pri 1853 stf. cena $1,000, ho-
tove $4O0. = Farmicka 0 6h
akrech, A loty na State Rd. ce-
sta dlazdena, z pozemku moz-
no udelati 36 lctu. Hotove jen
$500, ostatni ma splatky. Hla-
ste Sc Il John Konvicka, COOL
broadway. 9-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

tech trech letech. co vlky stfi.
lin. Mysliin, vsak, ze do neve
llho roku jeste til neb ctyfi il.
|ste zabuchnu. Nebot' ma pod.
|zim, kdyz nastanou mlhy, a ,
|prosinci a lednu, jakmile uho.
|di krute mrazy, pocinaji Sci.
my ony byti odvazlivejsfmi a
|vyblhajl z lesG do sireho po.
le, ano do vesnic. A vefte
mi, jestlize ten vlk, ma ktere.
no jsem dnes cihal, Sc v 81.
rem poll objevi, ze dojista
no dostanu."
Gale proc pak nepijete.
vzdyt' mate lahev skoro jeste
'plnou.
"Protoze za hovoru clovek
velmi snadno ma pitt zapomi-
ma, mila slecinko, jenze vas
snaId zdrzuju."
"Ani dost malo, Jene Renan
de. Naopak, ia vas talk rada pc
|sloucham."
"Kterak jste dobrotiva! vi
dite, v mem srdci jest hned
vedle vaseho otce misto pre-
vas. MIj ty bozicku, zaslouzi
Ii ktera zenstina, ably byla ma
svete st'astnou, jste Wy zajiste
prvni."
Ma ia slova vlkobijcova 81
Lucie vzdychla.
'To byla zizen!" zamlask1
81 vesele Remand, stave lahey
ma stdl. "Opravdu, celou Ia.
hev vylouskl jsem az ma dno
a nyni jsem talk silen, re s de.
seti chtel bych Sc potykati."
Po te zveA sc k odchodu.
"Vy chcete jiz jit?" tazala
Sc Lucie.
"Ano, slecno, sic bych Sc O.
pozdil."
"Pockejte jeSte chvilenku
prinesu vam slibeny uzel pre-
dla pro Madlenku, mdzete je.
witt sebou.
"Jen Sc nenamahejte k vii
mne, vzdyt' 81 mohu sem pro
to treba Ultra nebo v nedel
prijiti."
"Stavte Sc tedy pro to, al
pGjdete domI."
t'To zde bude vsecko jiz spa
ii, nebot' ma ceste muslin 81
zdrzeti We mlyne Fremicourt
skem. Dal jem 81 tam jiz pret
|tydnem diva pytle obili k Sc
mleti a protoze nam chleb SKI
|ro jiz dochazi, nehneval bycf
Sc ami dost malo, kdybych me
|dnes semleto."
"Tak-li tomu jest, nechc
vas zd1'zovat."
Gale rucnici svou 81 zde ne.
cham, protoze dnes sotva ma
|silnici nejakeho vlka napad.
nu; a take by mi prekazela
kdybych mel mouku semletou
a musel MA zadech pytel DON'T
nesti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

"To 81 dam libit. Racite-li
byti talk laskava, velice tomu
budu povdecen."
"Jeste jsem Sc ami nezepta-
la po Madlence, zene vasi. -
Co pak porad della, a jak Sc
il vede?"
"Chvala Bohu, vede Sc il
dobfe, asi tax jako kazde zen
slime v stavu jejim."
"Ovsem, ovsem, ia zapomne
la," oldpovedela ma to Lucie a
zardela Sc.
Mezitim sedl 81 vlkobijce ma
zidli, postaviv 81 rucnici mezi
nohy. - Ia malou chvili vra-
tia Sc Lucie, nesouc lahev Vi
ma, sklenici a ma talifi kus
chleba uzeneho masa a po-
stavila to ma still pred neho.
INA vase zdravf, slecno Lu-
cie!" vece Jean Remand a jed
MIN douskem jak Sc zdalo,
s velkou chuti vypil sklenku
vina.
"Vyrid'te, re pristi nedeli
navstlvim vasi zenu Maiden
ku,' pravila divka.
ITO il bude zajiste mad mi
III tesiti," vece vlkobijce, "ne
bot ona nema snad nikoho
TAX rada jako vas. - He'd
te slecno, ma zena jest prave
takova jako ia. I ona jest
vdecnou a nikdy nezapomina
dobrodini, kterych il kdo pro-
kazal. Vidite, kdyz jsem Sc a.
81 pred peti lety vojny domd
vratil - dalt' jsem Sc ma VOL
nu zapsati jeste pro jednu ka-
pitulaci, ami sam nevim proc
= kdyz konecne, vyslouziv
dvanacte let, prisel jsem do
mi - tn shledal jsem sc Ma
dlenkou, kteraz mi zustala
vernon a byla jeste svobod-
nou. Milovalit' jsme sc jiz
dlouho prve jeste nez mne
odvedli nezapomneli jsme
ma svou starou lasku. Jenze
jsme oba diva niceho nemeli a
to vite, chce-li 81 clovek sebe
mensi domacnost zariditi, ma
k tomu potrebi prec nejakych
penez. Wy arci, slecno, tako-
vych starosti nikdy nepozna-
tie! Abych vam to tedy dopo-
vedel, vas pan otec dozvedel
Sc O tom, a jednoho dne, Sc
tkav Sc nahodou Sc mnou We
Fremicourtu, vyzval mne, a
bych druheho dine k nemu
prisel. "Ty bys Sc rad ozenil
Sc svou Madlenkou, vid'?"
tazal Sc mne kratce, jak to
jiz zvykem jeho. Gale nemas
penez, potrebnych k zarizeni
hcspodarstvi, neni-li pravda?
Wis coz" pokracoval v reci
sve dale, "Madlenka jest hod-
ne, sporadane devce a otec je-
il pred lety dlouho u meho OF
ce Verne a poctive slouzil. Ty
jsi take svarny, pracovity chla
pix. Vezmi 81 tedy svou Ma
dlenku." S temi slovy odesel
nahoru do sveho pokoje, od-
kud sc vratil mesa v ruce py-
tlik penez. Bylo v mem tislc
franktl. "Tu mas Oxen Sc,
dolozil, podavaje mi mesec. -
Jedva jsem veril svym ocim a
usim, dival jsem Sc ma neho
vyvalenyma ocima a otevreny-
mi lsty. Nevedelt' jsem, je-li
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PRODA Sc dim o 5ti poko-
jich, koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, garaz. Haste
Sc u majitele v els. 1926 Me-
yers ave. blize Fulton Ri.
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Host: Ale DEAN, podivejte Sc
vzdyt' jste mi pfinesl liptav-
skem ma miste kaprlat, mou-
|chu.
Jean: Prosim, Vasnosti, mou
chy jsou ted vzacnejsi specia-
litou nez kaprlata.
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NOVOMANzELE,

NOVOMANzELE bez ditek
hledaji byt as 5ti pokojich,
kde je elektrika, v okoli Broad
way a vych. 55. ul. Nechte a
dressu v adm. t. listu. 5-15
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MUSf BYTI PRODAN a da Sc

MUSE BYTI FRODAN a da Sc
LEVINE novy dun 6ti svetni-
cich v pfizemi, jeden pokoj ma
hore, koupelna, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, garaz, ma
leza Sc blize ceskeho kostela
a skoly. Dalsi informace po-
dali Sc v els. 3429 zap. Al. ul.
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PRODA Sc mlekafsky a deli
katesni stor, kde Sc trzi $500
tydne, velmi dobre okoli, Ia
vira Sc v Z hod. vecer. - Da-
lie dobre jdouci cukrovinkovy
obchod velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Zimerman, 1907 Miles
Ave. cd 3 do 6 hod. vecer.
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