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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-29
Concrete Around the Home

The average home owner can use everlasting
sanitary Concrete in many waysto improve
and beautify his property. Concrete steps,
walks and driveways increase property values.
and when properly laid will never deteriorate;
Concrete benches, flower beds and boxes, and
clothesline posts are useful convenience which
please the housewife. A Concrete garage, Gel
lar floor cistern. or house foundation will pay
for itself in satisfaction and service. In fact,
practically any needo or desire. from an entire
building to single step, can be SATISFIED WIN
Concrete-the all purpose building material.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-29
Daugherty Will
Tell Story Today
Pecora Says Attorney
Generals Son VIII
Visit His Office
(By united Press)

Nby tHTtNU NNF
New York, March 29.-Draper
DaughertS, son of the attorney
general, has agreed to come TO
Assistant District Attorney Fred
Pecora's office this afternoon and
tell what he knows about the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-29
James Henry Beach

fsucrcssor tn Leroy Beach,
Pin Copper snd Sheet Iron
Worker, Stoves, Furnaces
anis Tinware
Roofing, Guttering ard Sporting
pho,o I2G5 210 King Street
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23
BY DIR. STEPHEN WISE

| rejoice in the cause or in the cir
it wise and even ncedful to consider the
question: Shall Jews and Christians
worship together? Had the query been
addressed to us by someone unfricndly
facilitating the conversion of Jews. it
would indeed have been negligible. But.
in truth. the query has come from the
heart of IL frtcnd-nut only IA personal
of Israel because he is II noble friend
If humankind. For the soul of John
Haynes Holmes Is afiame with passion
for justice to the least of peoples. as 1t
in truth must be for rcparation and
redress to one of earth's great and an
lent peoples. such as is our own.
John Holmes would no more think Of
attempting TO convert or TO prOselytize
Jews to any one Of a hundred Christian
sccts than l would dream of moving
his people to become disciples Of Mo-
hammct or the Buddha. The question:
Can Jew and Christian worship togcth-
cr: is addressed to Jews and Christians
alike by friend of man. by an en-
franchiscd soul which has liberated it-
self above and away from all that is
and sectariau and divisive
in Christendom, which has true and
deep reverence for the things we cher
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23
This Is Philanthropy
The Subscribers Committee of the National Je,uish
Hospital Campaign for Healthy Children. for
Useful Men, for Reunited Families

children into our institution. we give
them Il chance for normal life, an even
chance to attain healthy manhood and
womanhood
Hundreds of cur subscribers have ac-
cepted the invitation to make this the
most unique convention ever held-
Those. who for various reasons cannot
come. are no less Interested and have
asked to help sHread in their own
communities the message Of the hos
pital's work.
Il love TO picture the beautiful home
of the children at the y. j. IL
the sunny rooms radiating health and
cheer; the view of the towering Rock
les the clear, fresh. oNygen-lnden air,
bringing health and strength to the
children and turning wan little faces
into rusy-cheeked ones. Imagine II tot
taken from IA tenement dwelling i'll our
congested East Side, where lie lives
with his tubercuar mother, his hard
worked and harassed father. and three
or four puny sisters and brothers. Take
him from this environment and send
him to the National Jewish Hospital ut
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23
Can Jew and Christian Worship Together

ish If ! dissent in all carncstncss and
Mr.. Holmes. it is because, in the sim
plicity and integrity of his own view
point i'm relation TO all problems. he
has left out of account certain elc-
mcnts which require the most careful
and searching consideration.
Even though | cannot deal with the
length and breadth of Mr.. Holiness re-
marlahlc statement. ii is necessary. and
our longtime and changeless friend
ship. to call attention to certain things
wherein he is seriously in the wrong.
Thus he declares: Not antiSemitism
but anti-Judaism is the real problem
which we have to solve" The fact IS
tha; ChristCndom is like anti-Semitic
and anti-.Tewish RcligiGusly ii is anti
Jewish raciallv it is anti Semitic. tax
ing exception to the racal grouping of
Jews, rs if these did not constitute a
group within the white race. taking
exception to the Jews as religious dis
Ciples rs if these were terribly infer
ior 10 Christians as religionists. Mr..
Holmes is right in implying that anti
Semitism is unreal in its bases, but it
is terribly real in the results of its at
titude of iIl-wil land hostility toward
thc Jew
Again Mr. Holmes dearly declares
If the Jews i'll many places Of the
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

oilensc to the congregations of the 9th
crs. We We're of one mind and Of one
spirit in being utterly vigilant that no
word be uttered. no prayer be offered
up, no hymn be chanted. which did not
include With nitself the spirit of the
three congregations worshipping togetll-
er. | must confess that l have been
in attendance al and participant in
other Union Service when, as it seem
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

Discord creates incaleulablc harm.
-Tulmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

lilies. At the Subscribers convention
in Denver. next June. we want to plan
FOR the 1924 celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary since the Hospital be-
good worthy and enviablc record
but let's not dwell on past achievement
Let's plan for the future for the
twenty-five years ahead. Let us make
II "A real Silver jubilee
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

Denver. What happens: We turn II
potential t. b. into d healthy. produc--
tive citizen. Isn't this worth-whilef I
Isn't this real philanthropy: Prevent
Illness. don't wait until people are ILL
In saving little children from the dread
White Plague, the National Jewish Hos
pital for Consumptives does noble work.
and deserves the utmost assistance
from all parents and lovers of chill
lren
The Subscribers committee is not
campaigning for money" declared Miss
Hecht We are campaigning for heal
for frightened lives for reunited fam
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

markable work being done in our Hof-
heimer ChiIdrcn's Pavilion. After all
he real job in the fight against tubcr-
culosis." declared Miss Hecht. lis pre-
ventive work. particularly among those
children who have II tendency toward
that disease. who are being reared in
an environment where they are con
stantiy threatend with il. who do not
get the food and care that will pro-
tect them against il. We take such
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

Giving people chance to say pleas
ant things is an agreeable job in itself
and Miss Blanche Hecht an attrac-
tive New York Girl. finds it mans
size" JOB To the office at '42nd and
Broadway" the best known corner in
the world, where she acts as Secretary
of the Subscribers committee of the
National Jewish Hospital for Consump-
tives ut Denver. Colorado. the postman
daily brings scores of letters-unusual
letters from every corner of the United
States
\ few weeks age. Miss Hecht sent out
from the office at 14J7 broadway, fet-
ters to the twelve hundred men and
women who are actively helpin. 10 sus-
tain the work of the National Jewish
Hospital. She extended to them Mr..
Nanny Strauss invitation to attend the
convention at Denver on June 22nd,
that is 10 plan for the twentytifth an
nivorsary # the founding of this hos
pitnl. the first free sanitarium for
tubercular patients in the United
States. An avalanche of letters des
cended upon her.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

I'VE found out then how
many friends the hospital
had Miss Hecht said. We
learned that To the fifty
thousand men and women
who were contributing each
year to the National Hospital,
this Institution was more than
a name or an appeal or receipt
blank. They cared about il.
'rhey were Interested. They
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

Sir Herbert Samuel has promised to
grant an amnesty To the Sheikh Abu
Kishk, who is serving II term of fifteen
years imprisonment for organizing the
attack on petach-Tikvah in May. 1921.
provided that the other ShcilShs give a
guarantee that none of the neiglrboring
tribes viii make trouble for the col
ony.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

felt n responsibility toward it-a hope
that il might he able to increase Its
facilities for, bringing help and healing.
I'VE invited them To 20 to Denver
to See how the medical department Is
giving to thousand of poor patients
care and treatment which few rich per
sons can afford-treatmcnt so thorough
and careful that the percentage of curN
ed and arrested cases is exceptionally
high: to see how the research depart
.ment is seeking chemical cure for
tuberculosis: how the Schoenberg Me
mortal school is improving the cduca-
tional and economic status Of patients
as their health improves to see the re-
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

cd 10 me. ministers, believed to he and
believing themselves to be liberal. have
failed to choose out of their rich
hymnody such chants as it would be
possible for Jews to sing without con
fusion or embarrassment.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

v museu We Wade parku by
la prave vystavena nova kOlek-
.ce obrazl starych eyropskych b
mistrI, jez zasluhuje pozorno-
sti vseobecne. Vystava potr-
va az do Is. lnora. Nejzaji-
mavejsim jest starry drevoryt,
vlastne celia serie, yyobrazuji-
Ici "Triumf cisaFe Maxnliliana"
= dolby, kdy zanikala slava
Istareho rytirstva. - (Albrecht
Duerer, pocatek 16. stoleti).
Ne meme interesantni jest sbir-
ka starych rytin z oboru por-
tretniho. Sbirky musejni jsou
bez vstupneho otevreny kazde
stredy a soboty po .cely den a
v nedei odpoledne vecer. -
Kazdy jest vitam.
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NONY LURICSKY KoUSEK.

20 vych. 81. ul. proch&zel
sc. Henry Henszer,, bytern v (.
1912 Auburn ave-, kdyz. byl
zaHtaven dyema muzi v auto
mobilu. ktefi sc jej dotazovali,
ma spa&r k Fleet ave.; kdyz je
pepeoxal, vyakoeii oba, po-
rucili mu dati ruce vzhdrn, ma
ihodou sc, ale k mistu blizil pa
rex mladych lidi a tn lupici ry-
chile vtahli Henszera do auta
a wall jej. ma kratky nedobro-
volny vylet. V kare jej obrali
o demantovy prsten, jehlici a
81 ma hotovosti. ObTaneho ne
st'astnika pax jednoduse sho-
dill.
Abraham Stern, 1850 Union
ave. prepaden byl ma vych,
liz. ul. a Luke ave. vcera We
Ger dv6ma muzi, ktefi mu wa.
iii $28, jak 81 okradeny na .po-
Elicii stezoval.
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Vyzr&l ma tu most 'astnou
-a%s+
mAtematiku.

Posledni cislo "Bratrstvi.'
pfinasi podle jihoslovanskeho
vojensk6ho casopisu "Vojnicki
glasnik' tuto pekpou vzpomin-
ku: Cet4f Mgnca, silny vojak.
dobry druh, hezky to uni Sc
svymi vojaky, ySichni no mali
radi. Tfikrat Sc pokousel q
zkQusku. ma rotmistra, ale po.
kazde propadl z prpklete mate
matiky. Vsem tohoi bylo Tito,
dIstojnici by. hQ byli radi ne
chair profit (; vserhr,y:. powell,
zna q celou vojenskou praci =
slovem vzorny poddustojnik
Dohodli Sc, re mu odpusti ma
tematikn,, pfihlasi-li Sc, jestf
jednou. Prihlasil Sc a pfisel
Pfedseda Sc no pta:: ''Mas Mar
Go, til vojaky a kopes $ MIN
zakop a lbudes MIN hotov zss
tfi dpy. Ia kolik dni bys byl hc
tov, kdybys mel k tomu jer
diva vojaky?" Manca Sc zamy'
sli, neni!li v tom 'matematika'
prsa q odpovi: ia je
popozenu a udelaji to ii diva ia
ky "a til dny."
vSichni til Sc dali do. smichu q
zkHsebpi komise rozhoduje
VyhovAlje.
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Starosta platil v papirnic-
KEN obchode maly dlouzek.
"Nebylo S tim naspech," rekl
obchodnik. "Jak pax, kdy-
bych nahle zemrel?" namitl
starosta. - "To by nebyla vel
ka skoda," poznamenal OBJ.
chOdnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

VyjimeCne dobra piana, tro-
chu obehrana, nami vsak pine
zarucena. Pro nekoho bude to
znamenita lace. = MAtnerav
Hudebni Ddm, Olympia budo-
va, Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
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PRIME Sc divka neb zena
obchodne vySkolena ma stalou
praci v obchodni uradovne.
Musi byti znala pracovati na
psacim q pocitacim stroll. Pfi-
hlasky nechte pod znackou
Box 100 v adm. t. listu.
IA
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PRODA Sc dun o sedmi poko
jich, konpelna, garaz $40.
lot 40 spfi.i174 str. Dobre mlsto
pro obchod. Vezn,e; Sc druhy
nlarkyc. zavolejte tel. Hem
lock 1859 - Hemlock $3.50 r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

PRODA Sc. - Nam nekoIik
modernich jednorndip nIch do
mil ia prodej q sice: Ma Flo
rian Ave-, Almfra Ave-, blize
West Blvd, West a.. ul. blize
Storer Ave. Tez jeden dvou-
rodinny dunn ma zap. la. ul.
Vezmu Lofty neb morkyGe co
prvni splatku; 69ss urok ma
pujcku. Rlizsi sdeli P. Neuzil
9715 Denison Ave. 1?
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Spisovatel karel klestermAln
dovrsi dne Is. linora t. r..75 let
.svehQ zivota. Obec prazska "
spofAda na jeho poSest yehkoul
ioslavu.
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ipovolany. Nikdy il nebyao
vzhledem k tomu, co pfinese
ib,adpncnost, v dnsi stisn6neji
nezli v~t@to chvili. Nikdy, ami
We hroznych dnech, kdy znelo
rudisdorfskym zamkem kladi
vo drazebniho vytoiavace, kdy
matka. spinajfc ruce .bshala no
.lymi..' zn&jfcimi a&ly q pokoji a
vrhala Sc v diy,>cs.S$:;:s:: ,szs.aai aialstvi
ma zemi vycftala bohu, .ze ne
ch&ya posledni Fraehenbergy
pmfit, hladem. Tenkrate Sc cho
pila otezi Ulrika, jez byla sill
nSho ducha a uyedla zivot do
koleji dosti snesitelnych a "a
chranou jeji q jejich sourozen-
ca byla prace. Prace, poctivej
81 opora nez zasahujici ruka
;katolickeho kneze! Me-, radeji
zemrit v. zapase Sc zlymi chvi-
lemi nez volat po nj.
VIII.
Druheho dne r&no objevila
Llama vedle sveho toaletniho
pokoje chude zafizeny, ale
privetivy kabinet, jenz mel il
slouzit patrne "a garderobn.
Donesla tam svii lis ma kveti-
ny, sve knihy a malfrske potre-
by tam chtela pracovat. Velke
okno poskytevalo il vyhlidku
ma malebne psrtie zahrady a
"a nj ma yysoko cnejicf lesnate
hory. Vzala klic k sobe a dala
ma srozumenou komorne, jez
prave vesla. ze jeff garderoba
Sc musi prestehovat jinam. Dew
&c Sc bez dechu omlouvalo, ze
prichazi tax pozde, musila by
ii ma msi. v jeiich satech byla
jeste wine kadidla. St6zovala
81, ze pan dyorni kaplan je pfi
lis prisnym, j nernocni musi ma
msi, mohou-li sc tam dovleci.
Zdstaya v Schoenwertu casto
diva, i tfi dny a pax vladne tam
jeste mnohem pfisneji nezli
sam pan dvor. marsal. Y sidel
MIN mest6 je pry zrovna tax;
pan dvorni kaplan jest u pani
vevodkyne vsemohoucim. Tim
koncila dlouha omluva jeji
konecna slova: "Chvala bohu,
odjede do mesta!" hluboce upo
koiila i mladou zenu.
Pfisel sluha a oznamoval, re
snidane jest pripravena v jidel
ne. Touto komnatou koncila ia
da pokojd, ohyvanych dvornim
msrsAlem, ale okna byla obra-
cena ma vychod do velikeho "a
meck&ho dyora. TSzkopadnej-
Sim dubovyna nabytkem, vstsim
poctem ielenich . kanclch hlav
ma st6nach a mohutneis(mi po-
harry ma paleynim stole nebyl
opatren zadny rytifsky sal ami
v tvrdem, diyoce vrazdiclm a
zizniyem stfAdQyeku nez tato
vslika sin $ dfey3nym tahulo-
vanim. z n$rqznlhq krb.n krb.n!. vyle-
toyaly jiskry d6. papFska ram
1liho slunce dopadajicich siro.
kym prQ4dem ma parksty, ale
Gar planoucich pollen. nesahal
dalekp "a kfeslo dvorniho mar
sala opatrene kolecky g bile
pr9stfeny stolek vedle neho, k
tomu Pyl tento sal pills pro-
stormy.
Pakostnice v nQhach starco-
vych dnes patrne poyolila,
ystalss ze kfesla . ac;y ;yse. op(ral
p hals stal yyyIsi siSmea y okla la !.
!. NSAeky.s III dtaaoHIEEsiiasSii G'eS Skeare.
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Naseky~s ~ adAqz Isl 4 Seslsssare-
koFsly ma sklade p, vzdy U mas
x dqstaai. Mit1sr3x HNdebni
Dim, nejstarM 6aalfy- hndebni
zalvod Y msst&. OLYMPIA budio- ailp
va, Broadway q vych. So. ul.
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SrslutnS pravda.

Smutn& pravda.
!. Ceskl. Skolak k nemeckemu: !:
E''Fy mas vyhodu, ze nemusis
ku .zpoyedi." "Kdo fikal?'
= HNdk tstinek. Ze pry Sc
'N9mcdm ' republice vsechno
Iodppsti bez zpoyed."
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u fotografa.

FQtegraf: 'Pfejete 81 podo-
|bizpu,v stole nebo v sede?"
|venkkqYAH::, Il v sede, ia Sc pa
Lstojim -, chyala bohu - po-
III cely rok!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

STAR$f PAM, dobra kuchar-
ka, piiine misto k jednotlive
osobe. Adresa Sc sdeli v adm.
t. listu. Ia
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
mezi Storer a Denison Ave. -
Dobry obchod "a hotove, pro-
DEF dobreho zbozi. Dlouhy
lease, misto rohove. Cena jen
$500. Zavolejte tel. Hemlock
1859 - Hemlock 1880 r. -
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lRUHA CHQT,
- ROMAN
80. Napsdla E. MaditoDd. PfsloM .ar. KoHna
ROMAN

SA0 AAAiO0tAvo HNs ANAtPA. "a
Schoenwert hosti ztracenou pa
nf?" pravilS s ostrou ironii. NE
nj mic neoblomn8jSiho nez zer
ma, hrda ma svou cnost - blaze
jill Ale. b6da take. tenn, kdo
zbloudi svym vfelym srdcem.
Znam tento cudne chladny od-
suzljfci pohled rsboda jako
mef" Jak podivne z6ely tyto
vyroky 2 dst knaze- 0bratil Sc
uk&zal ma dunn s rakosovou
stfechou, .ktery jiz zmizel "a
rdzovym, plotep- ''Kdo by 81
ted jeste pomyslil, re tato O.
chromena, koktajici bytost, je-
Iz pohou a rukou ':se dotkla
jiz smrt, kdysi taneila v pli-
cich benareskych? Byfa baia-
derou, ubohym indickym dayee
tenn, ktere jeden 2 Mainal u
nesl pres more sem. Toto TAX
zvane kasmirske ldolf vzniklo
pod nemeckym nebem pro nj;
tisice byly promrhany, aby
ytvolaly jeff dsmev, ahy zapo-
mnSlas ma svou nebeskou vlast"
"a ted, il V tom Schoenwer-
tu..' chleb z ipilosti q jest vyda-
ma ma milost' a nemilost te tvr-
de- .zena,n', septala Llama We
hlubokem rozcileni, "a jeji di-
te tyraji :" "
"Milostiva pani, We ,Vasem
vlastnim zajpu bych Vas pro-
sill, abyste nesoudila tax pfisne
pred panem dvornim marsa-
lem," prerusil il. "Ryl to jeho
bratr, jimz vzeslo 2 teto mi
lostne afery svetu tezke pohor
semi - jest mrtev jiz leta, ale
jeSte dnes nelze sc dotknout
tohoto predmetu, nechceme-li
u stareho pana vyvolat boufi-
We rozcileni. Je prisnym kato-
likem :"
"Ale jeho prisna vira pres
to mu, ineposkytuje, prava vtla-
covat nevinn6ho .ehlapce g to
sc deje, sama jsem byla sv6d-
kyni toho," rekla nedprosne
Llama.
V tonato okamziku vstoupili
do sereho hajecku, mlada da-
ma nemohla videt tvafe sveho
privodce, ale slysela rozpaci-
te odkaslavani q po chvilkove
pemlcce odpovedel hlasem po-
divine pferyvanym:
"Rekl jsem jiz, ze tato zepa
je zenou ztracenou - byla We
rolomnou jako vsichni Indove,
chlapec nema ma rodinu Mai
maui vice narokl nez kteryko
Ii jiny zebrak, jenz zaklepa
ma branu schoenwertskeho
zamku."
Llama nerekla jiz ami slova.
Kracela rychleji ke konci spa
liru krovin; pod spleti vetvi
bylo dusna horko. Vnueoyala
Sc il neprijemna predstava. ze
tato vyhen vychazela z muze,
jenz il doprovazel. Jeden z je-
jich copd uvazl, jak Sc domnf-
vala, ma kfovi, sahla po nem, a
dotkla Sc nahle odtrhujicl ru-
ky. Malem by byla vykrikla; !;
kdyby bylo opravdu pfejela pc
jeji ruce kluzke telo krajty, ne
byla by S sebou trhla polekane
il rez pfi tonic doteku.
Kdyz vysli ven, jeji p0hled
plase a bezdecne utkvel ma
knSzove tvari ozafene mesic-
MIN svitem. Byla velmi klidna
temef kamenna. Kratky kus
cesty az k vychodu 1doli Sli
spolu mEky- Kdyz Sc "a mimi
zayfely mrizoye dvefe, dvornl
kaplan stan,ll, skor0 sc zdalo
ze zapasi o vyraz toho, co chce
jeste rici.
s'Tento Schoenwert je hor
kop pIdou pro meme no5k,
dam, at jiz prichazeji 2 Indie
nebo 2 hrabeciho donu nemet
keho,' pocal tlumenym hla
Sam UMi10ctiva mani. SvGton
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"Pesy9tit starou puncochu?
Co vas 10 zenska naRadlo?"
Emu, j& aby Sc svatej Vaclav
|neurazil. az 81 bYdu do nj scho
ty. ieho dukaty"
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Vsecky nejnovejsi ceske re-
kordy ma sklade ,vzdy u mas
k dost;hni.' Miltnerdv Hudebhi
Dim, nejstarSi cesky hudebhi
zavod V meste. Olympia budo-
va. Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
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uAHsA, 0S ~ INVITA- N1yN V44l8
Llama NidAaa jehos cel6 zisy 81
strAny. Ryl To- vysolcS, hnIAn5|
mnA. jaka vaichzli Mainauov6'
byA kdyai kraauJ, ale. pro- lnu3
skou hlavu byly tyto rysy. tro-I
chu ptfliA jennie, 9 stlaSspf
slime prolrptf mezi ceIeqa 4 ko|
fenNm nQss, nepatrqa yzd&le-I
most nesa atd. Cd brady, zylk6
nosti to- ltex4 jiA pksA kty do
davaly pikantnosti jAle tvafi,
byly ted sldlsm nAjatajmf hin
zlesayslHQsti.
q poQteytenych ldyafi vedleir
siho pokoje znel slime hlucfci
HAS 4eonav pasobh - zNla-,
stni to VIZ. vlfi zjeyu V okne
pfimn ppvzApdivs na mler
dou dAmp. Straneu Cd dveEni--
no. marSalA v. uctiv&a yzA& A&lenO-
sti bylA llicnicss M9la V r,ace
kniha q raznA papiKy. patrp4
knihu yydajd 5 doklady, ale ia
ke nata4cTala lfk = s4& Aih Sc
|podivat pres rameno- starcovo
do dvora. Ami rys v, oh}ieeji t6-
to zeny neprozrazoval, ze Sc
pamatuje M ud&losti minule
|noei, kdyz jaj{ nova pani. Aa
kolem nj q pozdravovala dvor-
'nfho marsAla zdvotilop 1klo-
|nou. Obratil Sc a op9toval po-
zdray rytifsky, ohratpe ale. Ia
ke Sc zfejmym chvatem, zdalo
'se, 4a vsecek jeho zAian Jest
upoutan nejakym pfedmetem
ma dvoxe
"Tu, tn Sc podivejte," pravil
rozfilene mlade dame, jez Sc
postavila vedle neho a ukazal
z okna. Tito hanebni ulicnici
tam dole v novych skolk&ch u
fezali mlade kmeny. Je to holo
ia! V6di velmi dobre, ze cd te.
dolby, co jsem odsouzen zde Sc
Diet, visi bic ma hrebiku. Nu,
tentokrat musi dat Raoul od-
strasujici prfklad. jde o jeho.
vec, skolky jsou jeho dilem."
Baron Mainau patrne Sc vra
eel ranni projizdky, mel o
struhy, v ruce mel jezdecky bi
elk a vypadal zapra$en9. Pred
MIN stall domnelf hanebni ulic-
nici, par vesnickych d6tl, chla
pee a devcatko. Polni hlidac,
ma n@n,z as zdAlo zv9traly4
vse miIno leskly mosazfy stf-
tex, pfiyeM je a drze chlapce
"a rameno, podaval zpravu o
zlocinu We skolkach. Ze vsech
oxen naslouchaly hlavy q po-
hled podkoniho, jenz siroce
a klidnk rnzkroGen stal We dve
rich kulny, byl upiate upfen
ma jezdecky bi6ik, kterym 'mi
lostivy pan" brave naval We
vzduchu posloqchaie zpF&vu.
Holcicka. horce plakala. do sve
zastsry. a sklonena tvaf- f-chlap-
cova byla jako ohilepa stena.
Hlidac domluvil, baron Mai
'nau prudce plisnil d6ti, jeho
Ihlas bylo slyset az nahoru, ma
val jezdeckym svym bielkem,
vyhrozoval patrne notnym tre-
stem, bude-i Sc vsc opakovat,
pax jim ukazal ma otevfenou
branu dvora, devcatko spustilo
|zasterku a uprchlo, chlapec ma
sledoval co nejrychleji jej{ho
prikladu, "a n6kolik okamzikI
zmizeli "a rohem "a smlchu "a
meckych idf.
"Je to blazenw bruGel zufi-
We dvorni marsal q kulhal cd
okna ke svemu kreslu; byl v
nejhorsi nalade. Pani L0ehpp--
va otocila prosivanou pokryn-
ku okolo jeho nohou, prilozila
do krbu a tazala Sc. jednotyar-
nym hlasem po razkazeeh mi
lostiveho pana ukazujic na T.
cetni knihY
"Nic,' fekl asyr1e, ''nezl 60
jsem jiz nafidn; tam ' indie
KEN dome 81 iiS nehNds ppda-
x,at m u doira,, pnxhvla iSte roZ,
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PRoDA sE "a pricinou memo
ci grocerni a reznicky obchcd,
kde je trzba "a hotove; v ces-
KEN okoli. Haste sc v, {. 1868
zap. 46. ulice. 1-25
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod. prodej doutnikl a skol-
Mich potreh v {. 12424 Airing
ton Ave. Vezmete Superior
Trough karu. Trzi Sc kol $500
tydne, velmi dpbre misto. -
BlizSi sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman {.
1912 kinsman Rd. cd Z do 8.
hod. yecer. 1-3O
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TAKOVOU LACI nemuzete
najit kazdy den, dunn o 6ti
svetnicich, koupelna, sklep,
skopky ma pradlo, spodni to-.
penf, pekny lot, vse moderne
zarizeno. Naleza sc blize Mi
les Ave. a vych. 119. ul. Cena
pouze $4,000, da sc ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc u The Atlas
Finance Co. 5454 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma A. Sichu. 1-25