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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
OLD HOME COMING WEEK
WILL Be OBSERVED HERE
The Big Day Will be Wednesday
NeXt-July 4th.

Under the auspices of the Oakland
Municipal Band, an old home coming
week will be ushered in on Monday
next when the residents of the town
will extend the hand of friendship to
every visitor who may honor the town
with his or her presence.
A program of events has been ar
ranged by the committee in charge,
which will include a monster parade
on Wednesday, the 4th of July, and
which will be headed by McIllwee's
famous military band Of Keyser, W.
Va, which organization is composed
Of forty musicians, ali Of them tai
ented and able to carry any part Of
The music assigned them. The COM
nittee is very fortunate in securing
Mr.. NcIliwee and his band for this
occasion as well as three other Or
ganiZation Of 2 ike mature.
Other amusements which have been
secured viii include the Glaze ferris
wheel and meiTy-go-round, shows,
etc, for tie amusement and enter
tainment Of those who may visit the
city.
On the night Of the Fourth at 900
o'clock there will be the big
gest display Of fireworks ever ex-
hibiteG in Oakland which We're manu-
featured especially for this occasion
by one OF the largest fireworks fac
tories in the country, which viii in
clude The Niagara Falls cataract, 70
fest high and 200 feet long.
It is the desire of the committee
that merchants and others decorate
their places OF business and homes
for this occasion and acceding to d
request Mayor NcComas has issued a
proclamation to this effect, thus Civ
in gthe celebration the stamp of ap-
prevail insofar as the town govern
mant is concerned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
Second Annual Track Meet at
Mountain Lake Park

The second annual track and field
meet and relay races at Mountain
Lake Park, July 4th VIII bring into
competition athletes from Maryland
and West Virginia schools who have
made records Tor their special events.
Bowie, the sprinter from Martins
burg, will attempt to show his heels
to all runners in the dashes, but when
he ties with Chip Grindle from Poto-
mac State School, he viii be up
agains the fastest man he has met
this year. Jack, Of Pennsboro, West,
Va, who holds the West Virginia in
terscholastic record in the hurdles,
will be there with his brother, Frank
Jack, who gets we'll over eleven feet
in the pole vault.Snodgrass, the great
miller, will be on hand again and will
probably run wild in his events. Su-
der, from Thomas, and Mott, from
Davis, will clash in the field events
which should bring out some excel
lent competition The Garrett county
athletes are slow in sending their en-
tries, but by the end of the week the
director hopes to be able to announce
that Friendsville, Accident, Grants
vile, Deer Park and Oakland have
entered relay teams for the special
events. The meet will begin prompt
ly at one o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
GrantsvilIe Fair Association to Hold
Picnic July 4th.

The Community Fair Association Of
Grantsville will hold an all-day picnic
at their fair grounds on the Fourth
of July. Two meals will be served on
the ground, as we'll as weiners, ice
cream and refreshments. Included in
the days program are speaking, sack,
potato, three-Iegged and other races;
dancing in the evening. The whole
affair promises to be a big one and
everybody will have fine time among
their friends.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
while WORKING IN FIELD
Was KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Alfred McGruder, Garrett Far
mer, Victim Of Bot

Alfred McCruder, So years old. was
instantly killed last Thursday after
neon at 4:3o o'clock while working in
q corn field two miles west of Barton
by bolt of lightning.
The McGruder farm is located in
Garrett county where resided three
brothers, Alfred, Charles and John.
the property having been devised to
them by their father who died few
years ago. The three men had Just
returned to the corn field following a
shower when suddenly there was a
terrific crash heard, the lightning
striking Mr.. McGruder as he raised
his hoe to resume work. He crumpled
and fell to the earth. The two surviv-
ing brothers who were but few
PAGES distant, Immediately ran to his
side but found him Hfeless. Two
scared marks on the right side of his
neck were the only marks discovered
upon the person Of the unfortunate
man. The bolt was so severe that a
portion. Of hoe blade was burned off
and the r;vets holding It to the wood
CT handle sheared eff.
The body Of the deceased was taken
to the farmhouse and there prepared
for burial, the funeral taking place
on Friday with interment in Laurel
Hill cemetery, near his late home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28

Miss Elizabeth johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
of this county, and Miss Catharine
McCulloh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. McCulloh, of Frostburg, will
open tea room under the name Of
Snowbird, at the Johnson Farm on
the National Road, four miles west
of Frostburg, on Saturday, June 80.
The young ladies are both expert
cooks and it is their intention to
serve meal and luncheons at all hours.
The Snowbird is situated at one Of the
coolest spots in Maryland.
Mrs. Reni. Il. Sincell, Ms. Leah
F. SinceI and Mss Margaret Kahl,
vino spent several days in Wheeling
last week, returned to Oakland on
Friday. They were accompanied hexe
by M. and Mrs. Eldred Roberts, of
Westerlport, who motored to Wheel
ing the day previous for the purpose
Of bringing them home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
MARRIED

Broaawater- Rosenberg Mss
Eva Grace Eosenbcrger daughter OF
M. and Mrs. Clarence Rosenberger,
Of Finzol, ana Mr.. Manley Joseph
Broadwater, son Of Nj. and Mrs. Pc
ter Broacwater, Of Ayilton, Garrett
county, were married last Saturday
morning at Z o'clock at Saint Mich
ae's Catholic church, Frostburg, the
Rev. James Quinn, pas;or, perform
ing the ceremony and celebrating
high nuptial mass. Tne attendants
were Miss Hazel Rosenberger, sister
5l the bride, and Nh John Cannon, OF
Barton. The bride was attired in
white Canton crepe with hat, slippers
and gloves to match and wore cor
sage bouquet of pink roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenberger will probably re-
side in Cumberland where the former
holds a position with the Kelly
Springfield Tire Company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
WILLIAM SFSH

William Sisk, aged Sc, well known
carpenter, died suddenly Tuesday ey-
ening Of apopleZy, at his home near
FindeN. He spent most Of his life
at Deer Park. He helped J. W. Wal
ter build 2 garage last week. Mr..
SisE IS survived by one sister, Mrs.
Bessie Wright, Of Baltimore, one
brother, Maurice Sisk, of Mountain
Lake Park, and q number of nieces
and nephews, Funeral services were
held here Thursday afternoon and
burial was in Deer Park Cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
ESCAPED FROM THE PEN
Dave NeT. Kitzmiller Bank Rob
Der, Walked Away Friday

\ telegram to Sheriff Jesse J. Ash
by on Saturday morning from War
den Sweczey, Of the Maryland Peni-
Tertiary, informed the local officer
that on Friday Dave Nef, sent to
the institution from this county in
December, 1921, to serve three years
for participating in the robbery Of
the First National Bank at Kitzmil-
Ter, had escaped and for the sheriff
to endeavor to locate him in this sec
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28

Lightning Strikes Barn, Stuns Horse
During an electrical storm on Fri
day evening, a tree near the barn of
Mr.. Harry Helbig was struck by
lightning, which shattered the tree
considerably, and jumping from the
tree splintered a cased rafter in the
NOW and following an upright to the
ground floor, killed two chickens and
stunned a handsome saddle horse. The
horse seemed to be paralized until
Sunday evening when it made an
effort to stand. With the assistance
of several men the animal was raised
to its feet and since that time no bad
effects of the shock to the horse have
sbeen observed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
THE DEATH RECORD.
FINTON MAYLE

Finton Maybe, Of near Deer Park,
was born September /, 1889, and de
parted this life June 10, 1928, aged
"a years, 9 months and IA days. He
was the son of MIR. and Mrs. John R.
Maybe and is survived by his par
ents, his wife, four children, seven
brothers and two sisters. A funeral
sermon will be preached at the home
OF the father Of the deceased on Au-
gust 9TH, by the Rev.'P. P. Snyder.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
NOTICE

Mr.. J. J. Tawney, having severed
his connection with F. A. Denison &
Company, contractors of Washington,
d. c., we wish to advise the public
that the said j. J. Tawney has no au-
thority to contract any debts in the
name of the said firm and that they
will not pay nor be responsible for
any debts if so contracted.
F. A. DENISON & COMPANY.
Advertisement 17-3t"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
Ashby- Pingley- Announcement

Ashby- Pingley- Announcement
has been made Of the marriage Of
Paul Ashby, Of Fairmont, and Miss
Gladys Lee Pingley, of Terra Alta, w.
Va, which was solemnized at $50
o'clock on Tuesday evening at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. 0. B.
Martin, in Oakland. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Archibald
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby are now
residing in Fairmont with the mother
Of the groom, Mrs. Maud Ashby. Mr..
Ashby is a son of the late Albert
Ashby and is at present travelling
salesman for the Monongahela Candy
Company Of Fairmont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
MRS. MARTHA .. WINTERS

Mrs. Martha F. Winters, daughter
OF Mr.. and Ms. John Roth, was born
March 81, 1875, and died Tuesday Of
Last week IN the Davis Hospital, to
which institution she was taken the
night preceding, FOLLOWING an acct
dental fall resulting in the fracture
Of her hip. The deceased was united
in marriage with William A. Win
ters on July 9th, 1865, to which union
eight children-three sons and five
daughters were born. Her husband
ard one daughtar, Elga, preceded her
into the eternal world. Mrs. Winters
was aged rs years, months and IS
days. Her sons are A. c. Winters,
r. @. Winters and Charles ". Win
ters and the surviving daughters are
Mrs. Lloyd Heckard, Mrs. Geo. Hau-
ser, Mrs John Forsythe and Mrs. Her
vey Evans. One brother, W. f. Roth,
and three sisters, Mrs. Lloyd c. Shat
fer, Oakland; Mrs. Richard Shaffer,
Baltimore, and Mrs. Adam Shaffer,
Cumberland, also survive. The re
mains of the deceased were inferred
at Red House last Thursday morning
after services conducted by the Rev.
D. NJ. Funk, Of Oakland, assisted by
Rev. NJ. L. Peter, pastor of the Aurora
Lutheran church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28


Hali-CrocRett-Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert Crockett, of Fleming avenue,
North Side, Pittsburgh, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar
tina Bredin Crockett, and Lester How
ard Hall, of Ellsworth, formerly of
Mountain Lake Park, Nd. The we'd
ding was solemnized on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in the Eleventh
United Presbyterian church, the Rev.
Dr.. Charles W. Fulton performing the
ceremony. The groom is a son of Mrs.
Warren Rathbun, of Mountain Lake
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank ali friends who
extended sympathy and showed kind
ness and interest in the bereavement
and loss Of our mother, Mrs. William
o. Winters. THE FAMILY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-06-28
ARE YOU IN?

Mr.. Charles T. Riley, Oakland, Md:
Please enter me for shares
of the capital stock of the shoe fac
tory to be established in Oakland at
the par value of 500 per share.
(Signed) Observation-Disclosures.
Postoffice .................
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
BEZ MLEKA BYsNEBYLO
LIDSTVA.

Pc jistou dobu rocni neni
cerstva potrava k dostani.
na mestskych trzich jest zaso-
ba obmezena. Ma-to iistou du-
lezitost pokud sc vyzivy tyce.
Zvlaste cerstva zelenina Jest
dulezitou pro zdravi, silu a
vzrust, jeliikoz obsahuje jiste
ziviny. Bee dostatecne zaso-
by techto zivin lidske telo ne
prosplva a vzrust jest zarazen.
Krava Sc zivi potravou zele-
tnou. Jednim nejpodivnej-
isich procesu prlrody vylucuje
IL nj krava vlastnich zivotnich
|prvkn, mleko a daya ie lid
stvu. Proto jest mleko nejdu-
lezitejsi potravou jedinou
lpotravou, bez ktere by clovek
Inemohl Sc stati inteligentnim,
Zde v6zi dllezitost pitt GER
stveho, cis,teho mleka. Ale v
jistych dobach neni cerstve
mleko v take hojnosti jako y
obdobi jinem. A prave tehdy
Jest vyzivna hodnota mleka
nejvice nutna, nez-li kdy je ze-
lenina.
Co name pociti? Odpoved'
jest jednoducha. Uzivejte tolik
mleka, mnoho-li jej muzete
dostati a uzivejte hodne tohoto
bileho zazraku v plechovkach
- Bordenovo preparene ME-
kc.
Neni sice to same iako NILE
ko cerstve. Podobneho neco
|vubec nestava. Ale prichazl
Inejblize, ably nahradilo potra-
vinovou hodnotu bohateho nile
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ka vice nez kteryko-li jiny W.
robek. Jest nejbohatsim a nej
cistsim z cerstveho mleka, jez
bylo zbaveno vody. Jest to NILE
ko krav nejlepsich druhu, KITE
rym Sc venuje nejvetsi pece i
stala pozo1.nost zverolekar-
[skych znalcu. Kravy tyto Sc
pasou blizkosti Borden NILE
karen.
Jest ciste a cerstye. Jest
|nejvyse pohodlne a usporne re
vsech mlekovych forem, hodi
Sc k vareni, jelikoz Sc vyrovna
va skorem nejcerstvejsimu zbo-
ri. Nejvice vyziyne hodnoty
m!eka cerstveho jest mem u
choyano. A pece, iez jest We
novana pfiprave zarucuje cisto
tn a jakost silnym proudem ri
noucim Sc jako smetana 2 pie
'chovky.
Zadny domov nemusi byti
bez nejlepsiho mleka k vareni,
neb kazdy grocer:sta prodaya
Borden's Evaporated Milk.
Zkuste plechovku jiz dnes a
iiste sc stanete. jednim z millio-
MI. kteri nikdy jiny druh ne
pouzivaji. Mejte krabici vzdy
po ruce. a rozlust'te vas mlec-
ny problem.
Ucelem techto serif clanku
'iest seznamovati vefejnost S
i.stymi podrobnostmi mleku,
ktere by mely byti znamy a
take jich dbano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31
SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO ZAKOUTl :
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

burd chvilku "a OStatnimi roZ-
vazne sestupoval dolu; nesmel
Sc toho uvitani straniti, ale ne
smell Sc take stav6ti tuze do
popredi, kdyz byl slecince do
sud docela CHI. Ma >dolejsi
chodbe, cervenymi cihlami w.
dlazdene, predhonila jej sne-
hobila kocka, ktera snad az
nekde ma stfese zpozorovala
ten neobycejny ruch a sum-,
pelasila nyni ven, ably Sc to
bez nj neodbylo.. .
w.
Ma konci chodby, We dverich
2 z.domu vedoucich Sc Halaburd
zastavil. Venku stal ne lehky
vozik, ma n6mz PAM Velatova
byla odjela, nybrz kocar $ dve
MIA peknymi ryzkanni. Pred
MIN skupena tbyla celia 'Velato-
va rodina, v jejim stredu pax
otacela sc divka osmnacti nebo
devatenactilet We. svetlych sa-
tech, We 'slamenem kloboucku
bilou pentli a nesirokou sire
chou. !,
Spatriv il Halaburd, jaksi
Sc v ,duchu zarazil, skoro ulekl
~ pravria, prijemne: tax bylo
cela sEiNAhi divcino pekne, la
hodne, .jasne, ano zarive. Kdyz
Sc lfbala otcem, nemusil k nj
tem6r hlavE nachylovati, byla
skoro stejne vysoka jako on,
ale stihla a zvlaste pasu ou-
tia. Soumerny jeji oblicej mel
velmi jemnou plet', ozivenou
nyni ma tvarich mad miru pu-
vabnym rumencem. Laskavy
usmev svedcil 0 dobrem srdci
a temne blankytne oko zvesto-
valo ma prvni pohled, re tom
to ladnem tilku sidli rovnez
krasna duSe.
Mezitim, co sc obirala An
delkou, pozdravoval Sc otec je-
il Sc svarnym jonakem, mysli-
veckym mladencem Lebedou.
ktery byl nejdrive z kocaru
vyskocil, ale pro prvni Okla
milky malicko stranou Sc u
chylil.
"A jak to-" obratil Sc od ne
no opet k zenskym, ''jak to, ze
prijizdite tax pansky
PAN Lebeda byl nahodou
take meste,' odpovidala mu
pani, Il medal jinak, nez aby-
chom tez uzily jeho pohodlne-
no kocaru."
Rlzena pfi teto reci stala
vztyGena Halaburd opet na nj
uprene pohlizeje videl, re pfi
prvnich slovech matcinych sklo
pila ocia a licko jeji sc ziyejsim
nachem zbarvilo. Toho 81 tu
chvilku as on jediny povsiml.
Nebyl clovek neduverivy po-
dezrivavy, ale nyni mu hlayou
projela myslenka: 80, to ne
bylo nahodou! Pan Lebeda do
bre vedel, re slecinka dnes do
mi pojede - a vedel to nej-
spiSe od III same. Proto 81 wy
jel do mesta 5 pohodlnym ko-
caremv
"Mely jsme tedy zpatecni
cestu hodne priiemnou,' dokla
dala pani ucitelova; pan Le-
beda neprestaval mas obveselo-
vat"
"Byl bych sc po ceste samo-
ten dlouhou chvili mrzutosti
nepochybne ukousa., odtusil
Lebeda, .jemuz Sc usta malic-
ko, ale practveracky usmivala
pod cernymi, na konci parad-
ne roztrepanymi knlry. Danny
me nejen od toho traglckeho O.
sudu zachranily, ale svou spo-
lecnostl ucinily mne na neko-
lik hodin st'astnym clovekem
- pani ucitelova jeste by
cht6la zasluhu pripisovati mne.
To je prilis mnoho dobroty.'
"Jsme yam opravdu tuze po-
vdecny,' pravila pani re
sc Lebeda praye kamaradSky
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JeVlIa Sc prl tom napdQna Zme-
ma stal sc nahle tax vaznym,
nell prisnym, re Sc Halaburd
mad tim podruhe zarazil, arci
zpGsobem meme prijemnym
nez po prve.
"Co pax to-" ptal Sc du-
chu. "Zasmusila Sc prede mnou
jake pred n6jaIkym strasakem.
Bylo mu pojednou velmi ne
volno, ale nikdo z pritomnych
toho netusil. Pan Lebeda zkrat
ka Sc vsem poruciv skocil opet
do kocaru.
90 pouti budefe tax laskav
a pomuzete nam pri velke "a
zpivati, neni-li pravda?" jed
nal MIN jeste pan Velat.
"Budu zpivati krasne jako
slavik kukane," odtusil mia
denec - "ale jenom pc neko-
lika zkouskach, pane uciteh!
Bez mich by to mym umenim
blede dopadlo!"
i"Kdyz vas smime pfipravit
cas- -"
.Jen mi dejte vedet. Anebo
81 prvni zkouSku hned ustanov
me. Coz Ultra .odpoledne?"
Nam zcela who'd"
AHA - mihlo Sc Halaburdo
vi opet hlavou. "Zkousky bu-
dou nevinnou zaminkou ke
schuzkam We Skole - Sc slecin
kou..."
V patach "a tim mu pripa-
dlo: "Sotva jsem il spatril, uz
il v myslenkach svych obvinu-
il a soudim! Snad mi to cetla
na cele a proto Sc jeji vzezre-
nj tax zasmuSilo!"
Dopadnuv Sc pri nechvalne
veci, trhnul sebou special k
zavazadlum, S kocaru sloze-
nym, ably je pomohl odnesti ma
horu. Kocar v tom jiz vesele
zahrcel pryc. Ruzena $ pozdvi
zenym oblicejem nekolikrat
sem tam otocila svou libeznou
hlavinku.
DIVA Sc jeste ia nim," po-
myslil 81 Halaburd, ma svoji
kajicnost opet zapominaje.
"Vsechen vzduch je tn ma
plnen zvlastni vnni," pravila
slecna, mezi slovy svymi S po-
tesenm pocichavaiic, pro
sim vas: cd echo to-"
"Od rezedy," rekla PAM We
latova, "mame il v zahrade ce-
~ zahonek -
'To je rozkosu" libovala 81
krasavice.
"Pan Halaburd il tam vype-
stoval - hodne jinych kve-
tim
Halaburd sehnuv Sc rychle
k velike skatuli. nepozdvihnul
k dlvce oci. Snad Sc jeji obli-
cej Ease tax nahle zakabonil.
Tusil, re chtela prebehnouti
pres cestu a vejiti do zahrady,
dosti vysokou zdi ohrazene, a.
le kdyz slysela jeho jmeno, "a
stavila Sc.
AZ potion sc tam podivas,'
rekla matka, "nyni abychom
tn svoji cestu dokonaly."
Vesla do domu; Andelka u
chopivsi sestru "a ruku, vedla
il ia matkou.
Nahore celia rodina jeste
chyili zustavala ma nohou po
hromade, obklopujic Ruzenku.
Halaburd opetn6 We SVEN po-
kojiku zasedl ku psani.
"Oni isou tam svoji," rekl 81
name, "ja jsem tn CHI clovek."
Az do teto hodiny nebylo mu
nikdy nic podobneho pripadlo,
naopak, I'll s NAMELY Velato-
vymi a dokonce jiz s Andelou
jako domaci, jako Glen rodiny.
Slecna Ruzena tomuto duver-
nemu obcovanl delala konec,
vymisovala a oddelovala jej
cd tech, mezi nimiz sama sve
mlstO ujimala...
Dnes Sc tn kolem iehO stol-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

- Nejvetsi podniky sveta
dekuji Ia svIj rozmach re-
klame.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

~ , - AA@SAsS - DAAOA~A 0N HOAtAs
Snad Barca dvere nedbale "a
vrela? Nahledl dovnitr - a
koho tam spatril, jako slecnu
RIzenu. Obchazela kravku
prozretelne sukne 81 drzic a
nozky nazvedujic, pratelsky
j hladila a zrovna jakousi O.
tazku k nj pronasela. Jak Ha-
laburd zastinil dvere, pohledla
tam, razem umlkla, sklopila
zrak, otocila hlavu jinam i de-
lala, jakoby no nebyla pozo-
rovala. On take Timed ucouvl
a zmizel.
Velmi sc mu libilo, re j krav
'ku mela tax rada a sla il po-
zdravit - ale nejblizsim O.
kamziku j6j opet zamrzelo, ze
zrovna k nemu Sc chova s patr
nou nechuti.
Kdyz vkrocil do zahrady,
pripadlo mu: "Nejspis hodlala
,se ted i sem podivat. Ze nyni
,neprijde, kdyz jsem tn Jazz
NepriSla. Ale "a ctvrt no.
dinky pribehla pro nej Andel-
ka, re ma jiti k veceri. Tento-
krat sci jaksi nerad.
Il stolu mel misto vedle pa
ma Velata proti obema jeho
dceram; pani sedela " cele,
|mezi manzelem a Ruzenou. Ii
|tri vedli hovor skoro naporad
o krajskem meste lidech,
kterych Halaburd neznal a
lproto Sc hovoru nesucastnil. Sic
Icinka vypravejic, jen jako ma
hodou nekdy 0 nej zrakem "a
|vadila a Ease uz jen vracela
Sc X otci a matce; Andelka
|pi.i tom pfichazela zkratka.
To il primelo, ze brzy po il
die opustivsi stolici svou pre-
.sla k panu Halaburdovi, pode-
prela Sc o jeho kolena lisa
JIG Sc k nemu jako kocicka ia
'vadela S MIN rozpravku pro
svoji zabavu. Konecne Sc mu
|posadila ma kiln.
"Andelko" promluvila k nj
'vazne starsi sestra, ihned 81 to
no povsimnuvsi. "Co pax je
to-"
"A co.," ptalo Sc devcatko.
"Vzdyt' mic nedelam!'
"Tam nesmiS sedet!'
"Proc. ne? Sedi Sc mi tady
,tuze hezky -"
"Pana Halabufda obtezo.
vat !"
"Dokonce me- oval Sc mia
dy muz, "jen il nechte!"
"Pojd' SEMI kazala slecna
S prisnosti, ktere by Sc mladik
drive Il nj nebyl nadal.
"Ale proc pak?"
=" Protoze Sc to neslusi y
'prohlasila velmi urcite slecin-
ka. "Ty neumis poslpuchat,
Andelko? - Prosim vas, sun
dejte il" obratila Sc S jakousi
podrazdenosti k Halabrdovi.
On ucinil il po vuli, ale S ta-
kovou setrnosti k fAndelce, re
z toho neposel zadny plac, ami
zadna zvlastni mrzutost. A po-
tom zabyval Sc uz jen malic-
kou, takze spolu tvorili svoji
vlastni spolecnost, na druhe Sc
neohlizejice.
Po chvili vstal mladenec cd
stOlu pOroucel Sc.
"Dobrou noe, slecno, hezky
Sc po ceste vyspete," vyhMo-
val povinne zdvorilosti.
"Dekuji," odpovedela struc-
ne krasavice, patrnou placho
sti mu We tvaf pohlizejic -
"dobrou noc".
We SVEN pokoji mlady muz
teprve pocitil takove dusevni
rozladeni, jako by no byl ia
dne cely svet zlobil a tyral.
Co proti nemu, to devce ma?
Vypada jako nezna holubice,
pokud $ jinymi jedna, jenom
na nej je .jako srsan! Tia ostra
dutka po vecefi neplatila An
delce. nVbrZ iemu. PatrnG no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

Ceskoslovensky domov Americe prirozens Inc do
macm jidlGm, coz jest jiste opravneno vzdy by Sc
TAX dt melo. Mnohe tyto zvyky Americana ceslxeho
pdyodu mohou byt sledovany zpet az do starych Via.
sti, kde pGvodns utvarely
teto zemi vsak nektera narodni jdla musi byti pr
pravovana potravn, jez jsou jiz hotovy precasto
jest pro ceskoslovenskou hospodyni hotovym profile
men, vlastns uziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-31

Ably nedostatku tomu bylo odpomozeno zajistila 5;
The Borden Company sluzby vybornych kuchafi, ably
vypracoval nejlepsi zpsob pro ceskosovenske hospo
dynky, jak pfipravt mnohe savne predpsy Z ameri
ckych potravinarskych vyrobki.
Tyto pfedpsove serie vychazeti budou kazdy tyden
tomto ste vzbudi jiste zaem hospodyn, jez recepty
ony pine ocen Vystrihnete 81 kazdy pfedpis, vlepte
do knhy a snazte samy napsati predpis podobny.
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