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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-11

Mrs. Frederick Grisman spent
Monday in Trenton.
William Wilson has moved into
his n~ewly-erected bungalow on
Buckelew avenue
Elmer G. Carr, secretary-treasuref
of the New Jersey Bee Keepers AS
ISOLATION and in charge Of the In
spection of bee hives under the direc-
ton of the state board of agriculture,
paid his annual visit to tho apiaiy
nf Miss Flora Morrison, of Lake
street, and after a careful inspection
of her score of hives, gave her an ur.
letter of recommendation as TO
the healthy condition of her hives. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mount,
who have been spending some time
at their summer home at Brielle,
have returned to town.
Mrs. Grayson VanCleaf, who has
been a patient at st. Peters Gener-
al Hospital, New Brunswick. Is now
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Furman Stout. at Cranbury,
much improved following her opera
ton for appendicitis.
The Misses Alberta and Florence
LANCE, are at Boston, Mass. as dele
gates to the conference of the Young
Peoples Baptist Union, representing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-11

burg was made. OF course he did
not recognize the present Jamesburg
with that of nearly a half century
ago. Mr.. Won Streendreea told OF his
marriage and return to his home in
Holland, how his parents had dis
owned him owing to his American
lied customs and love for America;
how he again returned to his adopted
country and entered college and was
graduated with honors as q professor
of languages and today is a MEM
Der of the faculty of the Lake Forest
College as Professor of Languages.
While in Jamesburg the visitors were
entertained at the Lakeview House
and met several there who had
known him when he was struggling
for a~livelihood when they came to
Jamesburg, migrants from Holland.
When the late Rev. Benjamin S.
Everitt visited Holland he was En-
tertained by the Won Streendreen's
and brought to Jamesburg crocus
bulbs that have appeared continu-
ously ever since their planting In
front of the Presbyterian church
manse.
William T. Emmons is having bis
residence renovated and a new
shingle roof put on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-11

the First Baptist church. of Names
burg. They made the trip by auto
and will stop for several days at
Stamford, Conn. to visit relatives.
Mrs. Robert Morrison has had as
her guest, her nephew, Robert Shore,
of Scotland, a wireless operator on
the Cunader "Laconia" that has just
arrived from Hamburg and South
hampton. Mr.. Shore spent Tuesday
in Wilmington, Del, and returned
to his ship yesterday. He is much
impressed with the home life Of
Jamesburg and intends to make
America home at some future time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Scarlet
and sol William, Jr., have sailed for
the Coast with Los Angeles, as their
destination. They will take the short
route through the Panama Canal,
the voyage taking twenty-seven days
on the water. On the return trip
the Scarlet family will stop off at
Wyoming, where Mr.. Scarlet spent
some time on the sheep ranch: visit
his sister, Mrs. Isaac N. Dawson, his
sister, a former Jamesburg woman.
at Golden, Colorado and also spend
some days with the Ashby family,
former Jamesburgers, at Los An
geles.
AT a meeting of the officers of the
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JAMESBURG

Henery Won Streendreen and son,
Henry, of Lake Forest, Ill.,, came to
Jamesburg on Monday, to revisit
scenes Of forty years 6 when the
former was an employe of the shirt
making firm of Downs & Finch OF
those days. OF special interest vas
the meeting of the elder Streendreen
and former mayor, George A.
Schultz, who saw the former James
burg resident off on the train when
he left town for so extended a stay
and was the first to greet him on his
return. A visit to the home of James
H. Mount that was the returned
tourist when a resident of James
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-11

the erection OF the water Il
Prospect avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leon of Nj
were Laurence Harbor visitors
day.
Allen Croot and family are sperl
Ing the summer here. [
Mrs. Charles Mcleod or PER-
Amboy has purchased q shore fro
property.
MIR. and Mrs. N. A. Morrisey.
Brighton avenue, Perth Ambo
have purchased property on Alpir
avenue. They will build shortly.
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LAURENCE HARBOR

J. R. Halsneck and family, OF
Elizabeth are spending a months
vacation at the cottage of H. A. Zim-
norman. of Hilltop avenue.
Miss Ellen s. Down of New York
was a Laurence Harbor visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. Fred Household is spending
the summer here.
B. w. Brown, of Matawan has ac-
cepted a position with the Laurence
Harbor Heights Company here.
Owen Reilly escaped serious in
jury when his car met with an ac-
cident in Irvington Sunday.
Mrs. J.-P. Cook of Newark visi-
ted friends here yesterday.
The Chenango Bridge and Iron
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-11

Sunday school of the Methodist
church. this week, the date for the
annual Sunday school picnic will be
held, probably some day this month
and Cadwalader Park, Trenton, as
the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Habicht, and
children, of Clifton, were guests of
the formers mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Dunbar at borough hall.
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CARTERET

Mrs. Thomas j. Mulvihill is
spending a week with friends in
New York.
Patrolmen Furian and Kolesch
assumed their police duties at. ten
o'clock last night.
The Board of Health will meet to-
morrow night.
On Friday night the Carteret Re-
publican Club will hold q meeting
and social in the clubrooms of irf
company No. /.
Miss Anna Anderson Is spending
her vacation at Asbury Park.
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of j. NJ. Barrie's What Every wo-
man Knaws' by Marjorie Stewart.
6:45 p. m.-The Visit to the LIZ
tie Folks by the Dreamtime Lady.
Z D. m.-Ball ore
Our National Parks" by John ID.
Carter Of the Union Pacific railroad.
1920 p. m.-Coneert by the kDkA
Little symphony orchestra.
S:45 p. m.-Ball scores. National
Stockmon and Farmer Market GSe-
ports.
1855 p. Huntington time signals,
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RADIO
Today's radio programs:
WOR

4OudS , Idulp plpbLdAlos
WOR
tBamberger's-Newark)
2:S0 p. M.-Piano solos by Sono-
ma c. Tally.
2:45 P. M.-Solos by Charlotte
Hamilton. contralto.
800 P. M.-Readiug.
$3.50 P. M.-Continuation OF piano
Iolos by Sonoma c. Tally.
$40 P. M.-Solos by Charlotte
Hamilton.
6:15 P. M.-Home Garden Hints
6:16 p. M.-Talk on Golf" CIV
IN by William Everett Hicks.
6:35 p. M.-Talk by Albert e.
Som on radio for the Layman."
$3.50 P. M.-Baseball scores
500 P. MA talk by w. Curtis
Nicholson. columnist on THE Right
Word"
s:15 P. M.-Solos by Isla Robb
mezzo soprano.
$3.50 P. M.-Program to be an
nounced.
900 P. M.-Program to be an
nounced.
s:15 P. M.-continuation of solos
by Isla Robb.
$3.50 P. M.-Joint recital by Alb
rdnam NeiSoHt pianist anu 1pSSpt'
Geigor, tenor.
s:45 P. M.-The Montclair Rep
ertoire players in a program of one
act plays appearing by popular de-
mand.
1908 P. M.-Joint recital by Abb
raham Nilsson and Joseph Gieger.
1927 r. M.-The Montclair Re-
psrtoire players.
1o.45 P. M.-Joint recital by Alb
raham Nelson and Joseph Geiger.
WIZ
(Radio Corporation. New York;
8 D.. m.-Recial by Helen Hulsman
Pianste.
$3.50 D.. m.-Concert by the Ku-
disch Ensemble.
1880 D. m~.-Fashions.
4:45 p. m.-Baseball scores every
fifteen minutes after this time.
5:45 D. m.-Daily report of the
Me- York State Department OF
Farms and Markets.
$3.50 D. INFORM and Home re-
ports.
5:55 p. m.-The Iron Age Steel
and Iron reports.
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a
B e

6 D. m.-"The Adventures of Pc
ter by Florence Smith Vincent.
1880 p. m.-"The Right Kind OF
Music in the Home" by Harriet
Ayre Seymour.
7.45 D. m.-Review of Reviews. a
current events discussion.
s p. m.-Stadium Concert, n. Y
Philharmonic Orchestra at the Lew
isohn Stadium.
$50 p. m.-Joint recital by Mrs
Florence Lee. pianist, and Estelie
MacKay. soprano.
1870 p. m.-Recital by Charles
Kelvin, the English tenor.
1885 p. m.-Time signals aad
weather forecast.
WY
(Radio Corporation, New York;
Ais p. m.-Concert by the Plaza
hotel Tea orchestra.
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WEAF
(American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, New York;

4 p. m.-Solos by Mae Purdy
Fetterly. soprano.
4:10 p. m,-Recital by Ethel Du-
Ere Houston, contralto.
4:30 p. m.-Piano recital by Will
fired T. Barr.
4:45 p. m.-solos by Mae Purdy
Fetterly.
8 p. m.-Piano recital by Wini-
fred T. Barr.
5:15 p. m.-Recltal by Ethel Du-
Ere Houston.
7:30 p. m.-Recital by Louise
Kelley, lyric soprano, and Mabel
Day. lyric soprano.
7:50 p. m.-"The Farmers Great
est Problem by Senator Nathan
Straus. Jr.
s p. m.-"Bits of Vaudeville via
Radio" by Bob Nixon. tenor and
Bert Lowe. pianist.
$40 p. m:-"Putting life into Lit
erature." Dickson. one of a series
Of talks by John Cowper Powers.
S:3s p. m.-Bob Nixon and Bert
Lowe.
Q TO 10 p. m.-Browning. King
and company's Wednesday night
dance.
tWestinGhouse. Pittsburgh1
2:15 D.. m~.--Scores.
5 p. m.-Ball scores.
BIS p. m.-Dinner concert by the
KDKA Little Symphony orchestra.
s p. m.-Ball scores.
Dinner concer continued.
$50 p. m.-Review (continued)
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chirurgickA nemocnice q vhod-
ne organisovana sit socialne
zdravotnfch instituci tohoto
tn6sta, zejm4na poradna ma
Sim Detem", poradny matek q
detf . Masarykoyy lfgy proti
tuberkulose. Pc tomto infor-
macnfm z&jezdu, jehoz vysle-
dek bude patrne podkladem
pro dalM postup Rockefellero-
w nadace v otazce spolupr&ce
nasimi korporacemi otazce
ohetfovatelske, odjeli mill ho-
ste. pies Widen do Jugoslavie.
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PRODA Sc farma o 40ti a.
krech ma EdgeYton Rd. v Roy
alton, O., dim ma 8 pokojn,
jsou tam 2 bane, naradi, sic
picnfk, oyocny sad, misto je
velmi pekne a lrodne. Cena
Sc zarizenim $4,000. Blizsi
sdelf E. C. Cerny, Royalton,
O. 9-8
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PRODA Sc grocerni a feznic-
Ky Obchod 8 budouou, kde je
trzba "a hotove, cesks okoli,
must byt prodan nasledkem
obchodniho vyrovnanf. Haste
se v cis. 8240 zap. 81. Ill. rel.
Hemock 3509 81
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PRODA Sc moderni domek o
6ti pokojfch ma jedne podlaze,
ma lotu SO pri 18O str. blize ka-
ry v nove~teskoslovenske osa-
de v Maple Heights, cena jen
$4,000.
Moderni domek o tTech swet
niclch s koupelnou nahofe
trech svetnicich dole, ma lotu
SO pri 200 str, tel v move ce-
skoslovenske osade v Maple
Heights. Toto jest velka lace
"a $4,000.
Lot SO stTevicd siroky ma
Libby rd., ktery Sc proda "a
velmi levnou cenu a proto 81
pospeste. Haste sc u Vcela
Realty a Investment Co., 5733
Broadway. 9-8
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KUPTE PRIMO cd maiitele
sleasovanou obchodni budo-
WI, nesouci 1870 ma investaci.
Dale prodam dvourodiny mo-
derni dam o 6ti poikojich s kou
pelnou nahore a to same dole
na nejlepsi ulici y Corlett, -
dlazba zaplacena. Oba majet-
ky prodaji Sc pod cenu. Prici-
ma prodeje, MATTEL opousti
stat. Blizsi Sc sdeli els. 4106
vych. 131. ul. blize Miles Ave.
9--7
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
Q 5 pokojfch Sc vsim zarize-
MIN, aneb sc vymeni "a mensi
obchod, vezme sc tez lot CO
splatka. Adressa Sc sdali v
adm. t. listu. 9--8
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RONAJME SE:..

I1oNAJME Sc byt pro diva
.nsb tfi pany beze stravy Sc
vkfn zafizenim, kteri 81 mohou
po pripade sami varit. HlaHe
Sc v Cts. 4011 Warren Ave.
9-8
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|TYTO MAJETKY Sc PRO-
Dali vELMI LACINO i SICE

TYTO MAJETKY Sc PRO
Dali vELMI LACINO 4 SICE
DvourodinnJ dunn ma Oak
field Ave-, 4 pokoje . koupel-
ma dole "a to same nahofe, fer
mes, lot 40 pfi $50 stf., lace
"a $4,000.
Dvourodiny dd1n ma 52. ul.
2 Harvard Ave-, A pokoje a
koupelna dole a 5 pokojd q
,koupelha. nahore. Fernes, ga
raz, .uhce dlazdena. Cena
100000
Dvourodiny dim ma Oak
field Ave-, 4 pokoje a koupel-
ma dole to same nahore, fer
mes, pekny lot, cena $500.
Jednorodiny dunn ma 1876. ul.
z Union Ave-, S pokojd, vse
ma jednom posehodf, koupelna,
sklep pod celym dyomem, fer
mes a pdda, lot je 40 pr 200
str. lace $1,000. Name tez
mnoho jinych majetkd, ktere'
vaan mdzeme odporuciti, po-
ctive jednani zaruceno. Hla-
ste Sc u jam. Smolfk, ~-126O8
Watterson Ave-, aneb u Jos.
Bares, 132o9 Coath Ave. Tel.
Randolph t3124. Ptejte Sc ma
IT Rav.nxo Q11
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PRIME Sc divka neb zena
jedna k obslouzenf hostd " j.
deln6 a druha k umyvanf ma
dobi. Dobry plat. Haste Sc
v Ceskoslovenske jidelne, v {.
4851 Broadway. 9-lO
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PRODA Sc nabytek, kombi-
nacni kamna, malo uzivana;
vse "a levnou cenu. Haste
Sc v els. 4465 Douse Ave.
9-8
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! oBCHoDE 5 RYBAksKY.
MI POTkEBAMI.

Rybaf (jdoucl z 'lovu): "A
'dostanu tady vsecko, CO potre-
buji?"
"OvSem."
"Dejte mi tedy -rybu. Tu
potfebuju nejvici"
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PRlJME Sc uzenarsky delnik,
ktery mdze samostatne praco-
vat a tez vypomahat v obcho-
de. Haste Sc po ste hod. We
Ger v els. 3418 Sackett Ave-.
ca :
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MUSl BYT PRODAN nabytek
2 koberce do ctyr pokojd tel
gramofon a kombinacnl ka-
NINA. Haste Sc v cis. 1915 W.
chodni ia. ul. 2 Union Ave. i
LIZ ~
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PRODA Sc dunn v Maple
Heights, ma 6 pokojd, koupel-
nu a garaz. Lot je SO pri 10
str. Zada Sc prvnf splatka no.
towe $500. Cena $1,000. Hla-
ste Sc v cis. $3.50 Miller Ave.
Stop 8 A. B. C. Line, Bedford
Ohio. 80
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SETNfK HALABURD..
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo zAKouTt.
Ss Napsal V&clav Week. M
) Napsal V&clav Week.

pred sebou spatfil? Rytife
iNettwalla .- Ease jiz zdrave
no, cd hlavy k pate vypara-
deneho, jake by Sc ubira1 k
!, ,,dvornf hostine. e
j Dohonil no pred nadrazni
budovou, an Sc zrovna !, take
zastavil U .fiakrd a drozek.
"Kam, poroucejf vasnosti?"
kHceli ma nej koci jeden pres
druheho.
"Do Vranova," ,odtusil ry-
!tif.
"ze Zalibeneho?" oval Sc
podle neho Halaburd.
"A jak Sc zda, jiz oklikou
pres Prahu," pokracoval Hala
burd, potfasaje mu rukou.
"A Wy -" ptal Sc Nettwall,
nemoha rozpaki svych zakry-
ii, IVY asi tez smerujete - k
Vranovu?"
"Proc myslite?"
"Nu, w ctveraku -" vece
ipotichu rytif, bera .setnika "a
rameno stranou Sc s MIN O.
braceje, "vzdyt' ia vim -"
Vedel vice, nez chtel pro-
zraditi. V Zalibenem byl k Fa
ne stedry, a ona mu z hutf
dala zpravu, jak Sc, jeji panf
a setnik rozladili.
"Vzdyt' ia vim," opakovsl
nyni, "co Sc z vaseho bratra-
nectvf 8 pani Malezanovou W.
louplo! Snubnf listy -
"Zvadly, opadaly a setlely
jako jine," df setnik, ''nic po
Mich nezbylo."
ITO jsou zerty -"
"Skutecna pravda."
Zach jdete! Tot musely
byt priciny ~"
"Povim vam je dvema slo-
Ivy. Pani Malezanova chtela,
abych zastal We sluzbe, ia jdu
vsak ma pensi; mimo to jsem
81 wal diva sirotky re sprate-
lene rodiny - to Sc il ovsem
'naprosto nehodilo. Vsak vam
to sama povi. Vyfid'te il mou
poklbnu."N
"A kan Wy cestujete?"
"Do Rosebud, prave k Will
tenn sirotklm. Ale nezapomi-
nejme ma povozy."
Setnik mluvil stejne jake by
la Fana psala. Nicmen6 rytiro.
vi MAX neslo~na rOzum, re Dy
to myslil do opravdy.
"Musel by byt zraly pro bla
zinec!" pravil 81, kdyz Sc jiz
kazdy jinou silnici pustili
"M6l by Panubohu ma kolenou
dekovat "a tn velikou milost
ze Sc zrovna jemu naklonila
Tfeba ty deti byly desetkra1
'jeho vlastni krev, jako nejspi
Sc jsou, on piece patti do sve
''racf kazajky, kdyz 81 to k VII
Ii MIN brynda pani Maleza
novou! Arci, ia 81 prote
dokonce nebudu vlasy rvat!"
CHM dale jel, tim veselej
sim zrakem patril pred sebt
ma cestu, po ktere sc priblizo
val k Vranovskym hutim.
Halaburd myslil take ma ci
,sve cesty, ale nebylo mu tai
Ivolne okolo srdce. !,
Bude Kosobudskym obcA
!anem. Nechybova usedlost byl,
!, zakoupena. Vzpominal, jak ht
k nj poprve faraf vedl, to byl,
,Iv jednu onech hodin, kter,
mu slibovaly novy, uteseny Ii
vot. Tehdy v nem Andelka bu
I dila nejasnou, ale luznou ma
!. deli. Pfesvedcil Sc .zahy, b
: Ito byla klamna bludicka, -
: prece vsak Sc dal hned zas,
2 zvabiti jinou, ktera no zaved
2 la do mocalu. Trpce sc pro tt
: chybu karal. Zaletna zensk'
j zahrala 81 Jim tax, jako by j
vyznaval lasku-a on 81 dial Il
:, ulohu vnutit, nasilne Sc do n
|vpracoval. Nyni vedel pfili
fdObTe, kohOs v'sl4ici ssvem mos
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P1uME Sc nekolik dobrych
nat3racd u R. Prihody, 3022 E.
46. St. Haste Sc po 6. i1odine
vecer. 9r-8
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L du napsal odpoved' tohoto zna
nj:
"Milostiva pant! Setrvejte
ma SVEN slov6 a ami vlasu ne.
slevujte pozadavku svehc
strad sirotkI Lebedovych. ia
Ease ma kazdy zpdsob dosto.
fjfm sv6mu slibu, ze Jim budu
nejen porucnfkem, ale druhym
,otcem, zvisste kdyz Jim hrozi
nebezpeci ze ubohe brzo
matku ztrati. Setrvejme tedy
pevne kazdy ma SVEN a vsem
lidem bude pochopitelno, ze
jsme Sc rozesli ze Sc to sta
10 re slusnych pricin. l nebu-
de treba mluvit 0 jinych We
czech, mnohem nepmjemnej-
rsfch, kterych take ia pred va
mi jen tuze nerad Sc doty-
kan. Ale 0 jedne muslin Sc
zminiti; neni vyhnuti. Psani,
ktere Yam pan Kalivoda one
hdy v Kosobudach po mem
sluhovi postal a. v kterem re
vrubne 0 Vasem vzajemnem
pomeru jednal, to psani dal
mi drive pfecisti. Ptal jsem sc
Vas potion, co tomu psani FL
kate a muzete 81 ted pomysli-
ii, jak nesmirne mnoho mi
zalezelo ma tom, co odpovi-
te. Nevedouc, netusic, potvrdi-
la jste mi obsah osudneho Ii
stu. co pax nasledovalo. vite.
Stesti bylo, ze jste sc mi stran
deti Lebedovych tax pffkfe
postavila ma odpor. Must pri
tom zustati, ably Sc pred We
fejnosti vsecko jine zakrylo".
PAM Malezanova s bezpec-
nou dGverou ocekavala, ze od-
poved' cd setnika Pride tax
brzy, jak to vubec bylo moz-
no. V tom Sc nesklamala. Ode
vzdali j list zahrade, ona no
nejlepsi predtuchou otvira.
la. Tim horst byl jeho dcinek.
S vydesenym oblicejem hle-
della ma ten strasny papir.
Byl tam jeji ortel. Provozova-
la ukryte odvaznou, nepocti-
YOU hru - najednou byla pola
pena, vyzrazena. Uvizla We
SVEN vlastnim pletivu, strcila
hlavu do lecky, ktera il ted
stahovala hrdlo.
Delalo Sc il zle. Zdvihla sc
n;isilne, ably dosla domn. Kdyz
vstoupila ma schody, sotva il
uz nohy nesly; jeste ma po-
slednich stupnich musela odpo
civati. Tu z kuchyne dvermi
napOlo otevrenymi zaslechla
hovor - Fana a Nadia sc tam
Opet hadaly netusice, re by
kdo byl ma blizku. !,
mo nest" povidala kuchaf
ka, "snad Sc teda mole proro-
ctvi O spravci ma posledni
chloupek nesplnilo. Zbavila
Sc no - ale jen tax, ze tn
honem musel byt jiny, ably by
la v kalupu svatba -"
w kalupu?" vpadla il Fa.
na rozhorlene do reci.
"Uz ably sli cd oltare! Do.
chazi lhuta, kdy manzel byt
must, musi! A treba to byl ke
necne jen frajtr nebo kman.
'Vy jste nestydata, Madlo =
"A Wy stydata, al ukrutne
Wy mic, nevite, co? Nevite ami
koho sc zastavate?"
PAM Kamile bylo podobn9
jakoby il v prsou obracel ndz
Tam to privedla Sc svou do
brou povesti - tax Sc n
mezi lidmi mlNjlo! Co Madl,
svym jedovatym jazykem ma
znacovala, bylo arci lez =
vsak Sc to casem ukaze - pr
svedci Sc Halaburd, jestliz
i takove veci 0 nj uvefil =
ona ted kazde vdavky odmit
ne
Y tom, il obesly mrakot,
bez ohrany sc svalila
Az 4 XViII.
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PRODA Sc dunn jednorodinny
0 5ti pokojich, ulice dlazdena,
vse zafizeno. Haste Sc v els.
2504 Tate Ave. v Bro0klyne.
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00V0
Skola msxinkrodnf xensk&
hgy ' Podxbradsch. v skle
zalozny byla zahajena mezi-
nArodnf skola. ''Soci&lnf mir, !"
kterou pof4d6 Mezin&rodnf
zenska liga pro mir a svcbo-
'du vzenev9. Skola mela trya
ii do 20. srpna. Pfi zahajovA-
cfm aktu zavzn9ly 0 pnl. IL.
.hodine.z galerie vkusnG vyzdo
beneho s&lu fanfary z ''Libu-
1se", nacez o. Hanauskova pro
'mluvila zahajoyacf rec Gesly,
francouzsky, anglicky a ne
mecky. Pc uyftacich proslo-
vech pi. A. Jouve, sekretarka
lMeziaarodni. Iigy V Pafizi, ma
stfnila historic letni Skoly go
1cialnf mir, ktera poprve Sc
sesla r. 1921 v Salcburku a ro-
'ku nasledujfcfho v Luganu a
Lauensteinu. Tlumocila pot9-
SEMI mad okolnostf, ze pro le-
tosnf rok k pofadani mezina-
rodnf skoly byla zvolena zerne
lsloyanska a v nj krasne mesto
lazefske, kter@ v zemi tax
historicke, jako jsou ;Cechy
ma svdj vyznam, a kde oby-
lvatelstvo zem6 jest ode dav-
ma prodchnuto myslenkami,
ktere Liga propaguje. Pr. lie
Brun- -VankovA, chot' ceskoslo
venskeho konsula, precetla po
tom omluvny dopis pana pre-
sidenta republiky, ktery jedn&
nj Ligy preje zdaru nejlepA-
no a potion pripis ministra We
Ct zahfanicnich dra.i BeneSe,
ktery omlouva svoji nepritom-
most neodkladnymi zalezitost
mi stAtnfmi a ustanovuje "a
stupcem SWIM > z&stupcem via
ldy ministra dra Girsu. We
SVEN proslovu pi. Le Brun-
Vahkov6 pfipomenula, ze my
slenka mfru jiz d&vno byla "
ceskem n&rod3 zakorenena.
Ke konci zasedani ,byl poslAn
"a nadseneho souhlasu vsech
shromazdenych panu presiden
tn republiky tento pozdravny
telegram: "Pane presidente |!
! Mezinarodni letni skola "Soci-
alni mir v Podebradech W.
'slovuje Yam hlubokou dctu,
zvlaste proto, ze Jste vzdy stal
" cele mirovych snah a ze Jste
.celym svym zivotnfm dilem
miru slouzil." Odpoledne o
Is. hodine byla zahajena ra-
da referatl prednaskou fran
couzskeho delegate Pierre
Hampa ma thema "Praci cest"
!Po pfednasce rozpfedla sc Ii
va debata, ktere Sc zlcastnih
zastupcove vetsiny zemi. Skoly
lse zucastni asi $50 cizich de-
legatek.
j Prazsai ryh&fi a zihady VI
tavy. Daleko cd Vltavy, dale
ko jsou nasi krajane v Ameri-
,ce. w ami zvuky Smetanovy
: Vltavy nehovofi k jejich srd-
',,ci tax hrejive a nepobizi je k
.,,roztouzeni a k zboznemu do
Detl JakO mas - St6zOval 81
',kdosi, kdo se z Ameriky vra-
til a mnoho mluvil 0 pomalem
odumirani ceskosti v nasich
lbratrech . sestr&ch tam - O.
ceanem. Lee ami to neni nejhor
III. Ceskoslovenska vlast m3ni
|se nasim krajanim "a hrani.
cemi vlbec COST pohadkovl
,ciziho a malem jiz o nj piSl
ltak, jako my o - Americe, v
.''niz jsme nikdy nebyli. Ctema
J ma pffklad jistem liste amerl
} ck6m dosti dlouhy -clanek "a.
} hady Vltavy. Ovsem jsme zvl
} .davi ma to, CO o nasi Vltave =.
: mericti Cesi vedi, jakesi zaha.
: dy, nichz ami my, kteri il vi
: dame den jak den, nevime. A
J ri 40 dOfftSmn. "K3v1 iaavx
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LACE - dun O 8 pokojich Sc
proda pouze "a $4,000. Je O.
tevfen k prohlednuti v nedeli.
Haste Sc v els. 1868 vych. 4S.
ulice. 9-8
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ZAhAJUJE ZUBOLEKAR.
SkoU PRAKSI.

Pan dr.. Kessler vratil Sc jiz
z obvyklych let. prazdnin "a
zahajuje opetne svoji cinnost
v 1fadovne v els. 5621 Broad
way.
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PRODA Sc p6kny dim 0 5ti
pokojfch, koupelna a vse mo-
de1ne zafizeno, je tam garaz.
Haste Sc v els. 1874 Coath
Ave. 9-1O
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PRODA Sc ddm 0 5ti poko-
jich, koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, garaz. Haste
Sc u majitele v els. 3426 Me-
yers ave. blize Fulton Rd.
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PRODA Sc lacino grocerni> a
feznicky obchod, naleza se ma
Pershing Ave. Haste Sc v cis.
45O5 Harvard Ave. 9-8
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PRIME Sc.

PRIME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trovani ditek. Haste Sc v els.
1928 Huida Ave-, blize vych-
la. ul. z Woodland Ave. po
6te hod. vecer. Dobry domov
pro Tadnou zenu. 9@13
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PRODA Sc novy dunn pro dive
rodiny $ dvema koupelnami, 5
pokoja pro kazdou. Vymeni sc
"a lot neb auto co cast splat-
ky. Naleza Sc ma vych. 1873.
III. u Miles Ave. Cena $4,000.
Haste Sc v els. 1929 Miles
Ave. 9-8
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h1JME Sc divka prodavat v
grOcernim obchode. Haste se
Y els. 5006 Anson Ave.
9-2