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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-05

week and Civics the remaining three
days.
Rob. Nell is employed at the Aug.
Panitzke place at the present time.
Miss Edith Sweesy returned from
Mitchell, South Dakota and is visiting
at her home.
Miss Ruth Kolp was a visitor at
the VIM. Sweesy home Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Florence Dennistoun spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Louis Carity.
Miss Dorothy Slaymaker was a
guest of Miss Mabel Bruell, Sunday
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-05

Headaches, coated tongue, sour
stomach, no appetite, bad breath, pim-
pies, clogged bowels-Ugh! These are
natures danger signals-remove the
cause, eliminate the poisons from the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
TER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA will
do it.-Gerstmann Drug Store. Dec.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-05
Kenneth Byram
Goodyear Service Station
Redwood Falls, Minnesota
Your Money Back If Rat Snap Doesn't
Come Up to These Claims.

RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaran-
them. Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP
leave no smell. Rats pass up all food
to get at RAT-SNAP. Their first
meal is their last. RAT-SNAP comes
in cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
SIPS. Sold and guaranteed by Far
rell & Keefe and Public Drug Co.
20-2ts.
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Shutdown

The Sogaard Bros autoed to Red
wood Falls, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Lipetzky and
family attended the Heitzig sale near
Springfield, Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-05
District No. Is

Crowded out last week.
The English II class have finished
the study of Silas Mariner.
The first and second year high
school pupils have almost completed
the study of Rome in Ancient History.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
Bartinek Realty Co

Dunn 6-pokojovy, pekny lot,
dlazdena ulice, zachod uvnitf
pekny sklep. Cena s34OO.-
Mattel vezme druhy markyc
Dunn 6-pokojovy $ extra To-
tenn, plyn, voda, elektrika, a
dlouhy lot. Garaz. Velky sle-
picnik ma vedlejsim lotu. Pro.
da Sc vsechno "a pouhych
$4,000, velka lace.
Dunn pro dve mensi rodiny,
blize Broadway. Dlazdena uli
ce. Cena $500.
Dunn pro dve mensi rodiny ma
Hamm ulici. Pekny lot. Ga
raz. Cena $45OO.
Jednorodinny dlm v Corlett.
Je tam S pokoju a koupelna,
pekny sklep, pekne stromy
Cena pouze $4,000.
Dunn pro dve rodiny, 6 pok. a
koupelna dole a 3 pok. naho-
re, dlazdena ulice, bridlicova
strecha, velmi dobra koupe.
Cena $500.
Jednorodinny dunn prave do
staveny a lined k nastehova-
nj. Je tam 5 pokojl a koupel-
ma, china kabinety, book
cases, fire place, garaz, dlaz-
dena ulice.
Jednorodinny dunn 6 pok. Sc
vsim zvelebenim. Da sc vel
mi lacino. Naleza Sc blize
Kinsman rd.
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PREcTETE 81 KRlriKU, JAK
Sc Jedi z PIC.NIKU.

Dneska uz vi mnohy sportik
CO dovede delat 'fondik',
mnozi to snad videli,
co vyvedl v nedeli.
Neni to sic zadny zea't,
'fordku'4 pfi tom sebral cert,
neb nemohla' dale jit,
odvezl il proto zid.
Fordka nenf netvor z dfeva,
zelezna ma mrska streva,
ia litala jako peri,
jeste vice pasazeTi.
Mnoheho pax v tele mrazi,
kdyz do sfordky' nekdo vrazi,
jest to pravda v kazdem coule
pasazen sama boule.
Mi1ozi z teto masiny
do .dnes mali modiiny;
poranene kdo chce znat,
pd1 tuctu jich akorat.
Prvni WILT Standa Novak,
zGstal koukat jako krovak-
iak to jenom mohlo byt,
ze ma hlaNe mel sfordky' sit,
brncel ma to prcklate; ~
izada odrel, dfru mel v kabate,
'ruce vam roztazeny
a v Mich kos1k s ostruziny.
Jak vylitla - dbala certa,
jeho mila - Fiedlerova Berta
byla celia ustrasena,
jako skoro kazda zena,
jak dopadla odfela 81 kotnieky
ze zivdtku ulMaly knoflicky.
Tez i Merry Nemecek
odfela svdj zadecek,
dopadla vam, az to mlasklo,
CO bylo tajt-vSechno prasklo,
zapomnela dychat chvilinku,
museli il omyt, chudinku:
a kdyz oci otevrela,
celia z tofo zkoprnela.
Ia nj WILT jeji Anton,
nebyl lepe chudak Ma tom,
neb ubohy Tonik,
odfel Sc jak konik,
byl vam cely uhraty,
jak by zimnl mel saty.
Jak pravy hastrmanek,
vypadal yam mas kulhanek,
pofezany, RUNE rany,
krvacel vam chudak Bany.
We chvilce Sc zm6nil max;
tlusty Vlasak, salenak,
pccala no palit zada,
kdyz vyletel jako klada;
zbledla mu max jeho lice,
u kalhot schazela mu nohavice
To prozatim postaci,
Nazdar, SPORT kopaci!
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PRODA Sc starry, dobfe x&v1
deny mlekafsky oochod s. pro-
dejem zbozi do oAoofu toho
spadajiciho, phi kterem je a.
sty zisk kol 5000 tydns. u
pri mem pekny byt 8 koupel-
nou, levny najem. Nalez6 Sc
Y els. 1455 Rowley Ave-, v6k-
mete w. 14th st. karu.. Ma
jetnik odjizdi do Kalifo1saie.
-
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PRODA Sc domek o 5ti poko-
jich, koupelna. plyn, elektrika,
cena S4500. - Dunn pro 2 ro-
diny, uplne novy, blize Miles
ave., da Sc Ia $500. Mann VI
ce maietkI "a ceny, "a kterk
byste ie sami nikdy nedosta-
Ii. Jos. Kfizek, 1870 Durkee
Ave. v COrlett. 81
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy d de-
likatesni obchcd prodejeGn
doutniku, tydni trzba ma $500
zaruceny prijem. Pricina pro-
deje urovnani obchodnich "a
!ezitosti. Haste Sc primo y
obchode {. 4419 Broadway,
meZi 4. a 8. hod. vecer. 8-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

PRODA Sc LEVINE kulaty stdl
Sc 6ti zidlemi, pradelnik, ku.
chynsky kabinet, tezka koaib-
ka, ,zelezna postek>as paftk ka
nina ma tvrdE suiIla. tHlaste Sc '
els. 1882 w. As. St. u Clark A
We. 81
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PRODA Sc neb vymenf' i

FNODA SE neD vymenl a
mestsky majetek farrna o 2b
akrech, % mil cd Clevelandn,
asi 5 minut cesty cd dlazd&nS
cesty Mayfieh, pekna zahra-
da,2 kone, | krava, siepice,s M
sy, potok tece skrze pastvp,
ba1na, sepicnik sypka, vseoA-
no potrebne naradi. Dam n14 5
svetnic, sklep pod celym do
mem, urodna plda, cena velmi
mirna. Zaslete vaSi adrestl d6
administrace t. listu pod znaE-
kou "Farma". 81
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PRODA Sc "a pficinou cd
jezdu krejcovsky obchod Sc
vsim zafizenim "a $4,000.
Najem je $500 mesicne, pou-
ze pro tento mesic. Dopiste "a
neb prijed'te k John Stanek,
Tailor, Vermilion, o. 81
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cukrovinko-
w obchod prodejem doutnf-
XII v els. 1926 Central Ave,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne.
Blizsi sdeli Mr.. Zimerman, -
5000 Central Ave. mezi 4. a z.
hod. vecer. e-9
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PRODAJf Sc diva domy o 6.
pokojich, prave dohotovene
ma dlazdene ulici, vse zarize-
no. Tez Sc proda lot 40 pfi 13O
str. na So. Parkway Dr., vse
"a levnou cenu. Mirne mesicni
splatky. Haste sc v els. 1870
So. Parkway DIR. 81
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ZANECHAvAM prace k vi

ZANEcHAvAM prace k vi
Ii svemu zdravl a proto pro-
dam dobre zavedenou dilnu ma
spravky obleku. Tez Sc pri tom
prodavaji obnosene saty. Do
bra prilezitost pro kreiciho.
kde mIze hned zacit S malo pc
nezi. Haste Sc v elsie 1912
Broadway. 81
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PRODAM PEKNE DOMY

PRODAM PEKNE DOMY -
v Corlett, jeden ma A pokoje
dole a 4 nahore a vedlejsi lot.
Cena S4SOO. Je tam fernes, 2
koupelny. Dunn ma vJch.
Ia. ul. moderne zafizeny, ga
raz, dlazba zaplacena, da Sc
"a $4,000. Platebni podmin-
ky obou die ujednani, Nam
tez nekolik farem ma prodej a.
neb ma vymenu v rozloze cd !
akru vyse v okoli Chagrin
Falls. Jednejte rychle, dokuo
je vyber a dopiste IA Bob. Sa.
cha, 49 Fenkell Rd. Chagrin
Falls, O., blize vozovek.
S-11
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$500 HoTOvE a zbytek IA
$500 mesicne, koupf .evkan
dunn 5ti pokojich, ulice dl&4-
dena, blize zap. 25. st. 4 Aur
burn ave. Lace, pouze $375p.
Haste Sc u Otto Pollock, 342e
Clark Ave-, roh Fulton Rda-
~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

BLlZE ZAP. 25. UL. a Broad
view Rd., ddm pro 4 rodiny,
pfi mem A Lofty, ulice dlazdena
- musi byti hned prodan. =
Lehke spiatky. Po> pfipade Sc
vymeni "a jednorodinny dim,
aneb obchodni misto. Haste
Sc u Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
Ave. roh Fulton Rd. 81
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE jed
-otunovv Ford Bakery Truck
dobre zachovaly. Hlaste Sc V 8.
4411 Beta Ave-, aneb v cisle
|7760 Broadway. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

ZVLASTNf NABfDKA. Kdo
chce koupiti novy dIm roz-
kvetajicim okolf, blize Miles
Ave, roh vych. 154. ul., ma G
svetnic, sklep pod celym de-
mem, studna "a strevice hlu-
boka, $4,000 prvni mortgage,
cena pouze $4,000. BlizM Sc
sd6li v {. 1851 Miles Ave. o.
neb zavolejte telefonem Broad
way 232. g.
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Bartiir,ek Realty Co
"Oul" budove
BROADWAY, u e. SIS. UL.
Telefon Broadway 3O46.
So

PRODA Sc 6ti-cylindrovy au-
tomobil, model 1921 dobrem
stavu. Da Sc pouze "a $25O.OO
ponevadz musi byti prodan do
tfl dnu. Haste sc v els. 563S
Broadway. 81
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SETNiK HALABuRD.
ROMAN Z lDYL1CKEHo zARouTf.
Napsal vaclav Week.
Napsal V&clav Week.

vytrvalou will. Byl clovek +
|chy, ale zadny beranek: kde
bylo tfeba, dovedl byti riznym
"a r&znym. 49,.
Do move; imnohem vyhodnej-
81 sluzby dostal Sc doporuce-
MIN manzelI Malezanovych,
kterym ia to zvlastnimi dfky
'byl zavaz&n. Octnuv Sc v nej-
blizAm jich sousedstvf .nrusil
81 caste rikati, ze prizen jejich
jest pro ne pravym stestim. Ca
sto zvali jej k sobe, al u mich
byl jake We sve rodin6. Pan Ma
lezan zvlasts. 81 jej oblibil, sam
no take vyhledaval, rad MIN
ma prochazku chodil, vzdy no.
We 'dobre1 vlastnosti phi mem ma
lezal a pred svou choti jako
pred kazdym jinyfn jej vychva
loval, jaky jest to vyborny mia
dy muz. Pani Kamila z pocat-
ku jen pripoustela, ze Kalivo-
da ma kazdy zpdsob je prijem-
NJ spolecnik a mily soused; po
zdeji vsak 81 libovala, ze jeji
manzd Y nem nalezl neoceni-
teln6ho soudruha.
Y tn, dobu pan Mafezan Ca
sto byval churav, nekdy dosti
tezce' q dlouho, take pc cele
tydny nemohl ami z domu W.
krociti. Kalivoda k n9mu v ta-
kovy Gas denne dochazel, veno
val mu kazdou svoji prazdnou
hodinu, vypravoval a cital mu,
hral MIN v karty sachy, ba-
vii i obsluhoval jej. Malezan
jmenoval jej tn svym milosrd-
nym bratrem, tn svym utesite-
lem: radoval Sc uz jen ma chvi-
Ii, kdy k nemu mel prijiti, q ne
trpelive hledel ma hodiry, kdyz
Sc nekdy opozdil.
Pani Kamila 81 tuto ochotu
mladfkovu vykladala svym
vlastnim zpIsobem. Vefila po-
sud jako "a svych svobodnych
let, ze vsem muzskym plete ma
potkani hlavy; kazde DOLBY me
la nektereho, jenz byl do nj
zamilovan a potrebovala neko
no, kdo by Sc il dvofil, s kym
by provadela nejaky ten roma
mex.
Kalivoda padl il do Okla
hned v Kosobudach pri pred
staveni Tiche vody; ze prisel
do Vranovskeho dvora, toho by
la ona vlastni pdvodkyni. Po-
tom vic nepochybovala, ze ona
jest tim magnetem, ktery jej
tahne do huti, lsluznost k Ma
lezanovi ze jest mu pri tom jen
vitanou zaminkou.
Ze Sc on libi vice il nez ona
jemu, ami We svych myslen-
kach nepfipoustela. Pravda,
choval sc k nj vzdycky jen u
ctive a zpIsobne - ale zaji-
ste jen pOto, ze byl jeste bo-
jacny, ze Sc jeste neosmelil
projevitl skutkem, slovem ami
pohledem, co k nj We SVEN nj
tru citi, jak o nj horuje, jak i
We snach o nj blouzni. Vsak O.
ma sc dostavi doba, kde Sc ne
udrzi, kde vasen jeho propuk-
ne.
Pan Malezan Sc konecne
jakz TAXI zotavil. Jeho nedu-
zivosti prisla manzelka o neje-
dnu verejnou zabavu, ktere sc
tou dobou jindy vzdycky tuze
rada lcastnila. Ably k Will ne
mu letos nebyla zkracena o vse
cko vsudy pot9Seni, musil il,
1otaviv Sc, dovezti aspoil ma
pies, ktery Sc v nejbliksim ma
lem meste odbyval a k n6muz
Sc pravidelne z ce1eho okoli ho
horace sjizd2ly.
Kalivoda jel s Malezanovy-
mi a byl ovsem z tech, ktefi s
pani Kamilou nejpilneji tanci-
Il.
Mezi tim, co sla v sale z lu-
ky do ruky, manzel jeji v SOU
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''Doufam, poznamend, "ze
neni neprfjemny?."
Kalivoda odhodil 81 vlasy $
celia. ., -.
s'Diktovala no zenska nedo.
ckavost, :" prAvil. i
"Jak to?"
"Jedna o svatbe."
"Arci o'vasi svatbe? Nebu-
de jest6 bi-zy?''' u
s'Ani "a uhersky mesfc."
"Jsou nepochybne ''pfekaz-
ky?" 4
"Maji do toho take JIM, lide
vazne slovo.. A vdbec nenf ami
chvatu."
Zastrciv opst papir, kahvo-
da povstai. 81. 2 s'i
"Utfk&," myslil 81 Halaburd,
ably ucinil konec tkto rozprAv-
ce.."
"Nesmim take ia naduzivat
! vasi shovivavosti," promfuvil
mlady pan. -
\ "Nebylo il v tomto pripad6
vdbec naduzivano,' odpoyedel
setnik odmefene. 7 /.
/. "Pfijmete, prosim, me zvla-
stni .diky "a sve namahani. =
]; "Nebylo tax velike."
"Je to skutecna obet' -"
's'Rado Sc stalo. Bud'te hod-
ne zdrav''
Halaburd nepodal odchazeji
.cfmu ruky a byl nyni rad, ze
toho neucinil ami prve pri jeho
pfichodu. And6lcin vyvolenec
byl ma pohled slusny, hezky
pan, ale jeho chovani Sc mu
pranic nelibilo. Prijal no pra
telskou vlidnosti, ale pc krat-
ke rozmluv6 div Sc zdrzel, ably
mu neprojevil svou nevoli. Ma
bidl mu sve pfatelstvi, ale mi
IL ekonom po daru tom nesahl,
jako by no ami nepozoroval.
Byla to pouha mladicka nejap-
most, pouhy nedostatek mravu
-ci cost horsiho?
Pc tomto setkani byto jisto,
ze Halaburd ma jeho svatbe ne
bude ami jako mladenec, AMI
jako svedek. Zlobil Sc ma nej
netoliko vdci sobe, nybrz j X VII
Ii Andelce; ocekavalt', ze tn o
nj zcela jinak mluviti bude,
nez Sc stalo. Kalivoda Sc ami
slovem ma nj otce jejiho ne
zeptal, list jeji pfijal nevrlo
Sti hrube netajenou, zminka o
svatbe byla mu proti mysli, ne
setrne vinil divku z nedockavo
sti. Toho sc And6lka zajiste a.
nj We snach nenadala. Velice Sc
Kalivodovi zmylila = zda jen
pri tomto poslani, ci snad VII
bee?
Chm dele Halaburd o MIA
dem muzi pfemital, tim vetSi a
nepfijemnejsf byi mu zaha-
dou.
/ laskavy ctenaf a spanila
ctenafka mad zenichem Andsl-
cinym krouti hlavou - jich
nesmime dlouho nechavati v
pochybnostech, musime mia
dem ekonomovi povedeti vice,
ned Sc Halaburd mohl domysli-
ii.
III.
Kdyz Sc Kalivoda z Koso-
bud prestehoval do Vranovske
no dvora q upravoval 81 sve O.
bydli, povesil 81 jednu And6l-
cinu fotografii ma st6nu, dru-
hou postavil ma still, aby il mel
pofad ma ocich. Jekoz byl v1-
bee povahy mirne, tax ami je-
ho laska k divce nebyla Mia
kou prudkou vasni; ale co byl
Cd nj ma stale od1oucen, citil
tim ziveji, jak jest ma draha,
q nejednou Sc nu pc nj az bo-
lestne zasteskio.
"Deli mas hory a dolly" test
val Sc v ta!kovych chvilk4ch,
"ale "a to tim drive pfiide cas-
ze tu milou dust budu nat ma
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RUNE ZPRAVY.

Co stoji dnes lev? Zivi "a
stupci 'velke zvefe"' africkych
stepf a asijskych dzln9li a le-
sa tolik hledani v geologic
kych zahradach celeho sveta,
|prijdou dnes hezky draho. Nu-
ze, mezi nejdrazsf patti hroch,
"a nejz Sc platf prdmerne
150, 900 Kc. ,.Slcnove, ktefi Sc
|dostanou do zverincd, nemaji
|obycejne vetsi .hodnotu, .nez
$4,000 az 100000 Kc. X rdz-
|nym spracem vycviceni slonove
|vsak vynesou majiteli i tfikra-
te tolik. Rovnez nosorozci ma
iii yelkou cenu, stoji $1,000 az
100000 &c. PAX jfijdou ma
radu zirafy. Obycejny exem-
|plar stoji asi $1,000 Kc,. ale
neni snadnio jej dcstati, pone-
vadz zyffe jest prisne chrane-
no, jezto n6ktere rassy jsou
tener ma vymreni. Nemadf1e
lie dostati take gorilu, $4,000
|Kt nenf prilis velka suna "a
|mlade. Tapiry lie dostati kus
"a $4,000 &c. Ostatni zvirata
maji pravidelne mensi hodno-
tn, ac v zadnem pripade Sc ne
da obnos presne urciti, protoze
Sc ridi, jako kazde jine zbozi
poptavkou, nabidkou temi
vlastnostmi, ktere zpdsobuji
cenove rozdily u zvirat zdo-
macnelych. Ivy, tygry a vel
bloudy mono dostati uz "a
6,OO0-9,OOO Kc. Klokany "a
6000-700O Kc; polal-ni med
vedy "a 5000 Kc. Dobre wy
chovany simpanz NIUE vyne-
sti pres 1000 Kc, jine opice
jsou celkem lacine a ceni Sc
podle sveho pdvodu a zpIsobu
cd 1900 do 500 Kc meme. Jed
notlive exemplare tulend, pstro
si a sobd vynesou kolem 45O0-
$500 K. Cena vetsfch ptakuko
lisa mezi 100000 KG, nej-
drazsi z ptakd jsou rajky, "a;
ktere Sc platilo pres 1000 Kc.
Mnohdy neni ami tax nesnad-
no ziskati zadany exemplar,
ale velke obnosy pohlti dopra-
va
Ovoce a zuby. Pozivani O
voce jest vybornym ptostred-
KEN k uchovani zubG. Je jiz
davno znamo, re lide, kteri pra
videlne pouzivajf ovoce a zele-
ninu, mali obycejne krasne a
snehobile zuby a zridka t,pi bo
lestf zubd. TAX sdeluji vsichni
prirodni badatele skoro bez w
jimky, ze prave lide jiznich
krajin mali nejkrasnejsi chrup
a ze choroby zubG, jako zubni
kamen, kaz a pod. u techto ma
rodi patti k velike vzacnosti.
Je to pochopitelno, nebot' pra
We jizni narodove prevaznou
vetSinou zivi Sc zeleninou a O.
vocem. V ovocnych plodech ma
stradala priroda "a pdsobeni
slunce velike mnozstvi sv6zi III
votni silly tato prav6 poziva-
teldm ovoce prospiva. Phi IVY
kani ovoce prichazi toto, ja-
koz v mem obsazena ovocna
kyselina We styk sc vsemi zad
mimi zuby. Ovocna kyselina
vnika pax do nejjemn6jsich
sterbin znici zde vsechny hni
lobne zarodky, ktere We vetsi-
ne pripadd poskytuji vhodnou
pddu nakazlivym bakteriim. O
vocna kyselina rozpousti take
vymetky, ktere Sc vyskytuji ma
okraji dasni a zpusobuji tvo-
feni zubniho kamene a tim i
bolestiva onemocneni. Pri tom
jest jeste zvlaste podotknouti,
ze ovocna kyselina je pro zub.
nj sklovinu neskodna re W.
zivne soil, obsazene v ovoci,
mali veaiky vyznam pro tvore-
nj chrupu.
Rozmach mad'arsko-zidov-
skych pensznich lstavi ma Slo
vensku. Jeden z kosickych ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a de.
likatesni a grocerni obchod,
kde Sc trzi hotove pres $500
tydne. Musi byti prodan ma
sledkem rozejiti sc spolecnika
Haste Sc v els. 1OSO4 Wood
land Ave. aneb Il Mr.. Elmer
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 8-l4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

PRONAJME Sc stor bytem,
ktery Sc hodi pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Haste Sc v els. 361e
Vych. 131. ul. S-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

PRoDA Sc dim 0 5ti pokojich
elektrika, p1yn, koupelna,
sklep, naleza Sc blize Mar. ST.
ne ma Broadway. Hotove $500
ostatni na mesicni splatky. -
Haste Sc v els. 1896 Mead
Ave. S-S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

PRODA Sc ddm pro til rodi-
ny, 5 pokoju S toiIetem naho-
re ? pristenky dole, dvojita'
garaz. Cena $4,000. Lehka
splatky. Haste Sc v els. 1887
Fulton Rd. S-l1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
HEDA SE:-

BEZDETNf MANzELE hleda-
III mensi byt v okoli Quincy a.
neb Central Ave. Nechte adre-
Su adm. t. llStu. S-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

horace SJIZQely.
Kalivoda jel s Malezanovy-
mi a byl ovsem 2 tech, ktefi $
pani Kamilou nejpilneji tanci-
il.
Mezi tim, co sla v sale z ru-
ky do ruky, manzel jeji v SOU
|sednifn polcoji sedA mezi star
sfrni' pany a tise jako pena po-
slouchal, co mezi sebou hovo-
fill; zfidka prohodl take ne
jake sldvko, slsoro pcf6d Sc je-
nom slabe usinfval. Hlava bole
Ia no jake stfep, byl by Sc jiz
prve donna radeji alozil do po-
stele, nezli strojit ma bal.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-09
KhNATAk NEWS NOTES

KANATAk. June 1.--The steam ship Admiral Evans arrived al Kama talk early Tuesday morning. Karl Armstrong was on hanl with his tug boat Apex II, and his lighters. Those who wan+ei tU get of the boat and look orer the new oil town were quickly taken ashore and the lighter ing of nineteen horses ard eighty tons of freight was accomplished in less than five hours Karl, who owns the hanatak Lighterage and Transfer Co. is equipped to handle 300 tons of freight per twenty-four hours.
 Several new buildings have been erected in Kenatak tie past month. A town hall to be used for dances and public meetings has just been built and is a great asset to the town. Side walks are being built and streets be- ing graded.
 Brad" the well known chef, moved into his new restaurant building last week.
 Four head of horses and a road grader arrived on the Evans for the Alaska Road commission. George A. Spangler is in charge of the work of building seven miles of road from Kanatak toward the seepage.
 Ed Maddox, the we'll known old sourdough and Chas. Bowker, owners of the Anticline, have just finished a building with a fifty foot frontage, adjoining the Anticline. The Sund- berg grocery will move into this place next week.
 w. w. French has started work on the road from the seepage toward Kanatak. This road is being built by the Associated and Standard Oil com panies.
 J. M. Lathrop arrived in Kanatak on the Admiral Evans and will have have charge of the Erskine townsite. He has moved into his new office building.
 Derrick Lane, former eSwardite, arrived on the Evans and will have charge of the Finnegan townsite.
 The Associated Oil Company has started work on a hospital at the seepage.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
NO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

Some day, when we get our cotton laid by and our corn clean of sand spurs we are going to chase the hogs out of the gOober patch and spend six months in the States educating the benighted and unenlightened citiZenry upon the beauties of Alaskan scenery, and the difficulties in filling tie flour barrel with scenery as the principal asset. The government and the steamship companies are devoting in- numerable columns ot space to the wonderful vislas unroiled to the nu- merOus Eastern schoolma ans, but they fail to declare themselves on the chance the female of the species will have of going hungry Oe@Gle annexing a meal ticket with a paying claim.
 AS we view it, brown bear with glass claws, turned loose in a patch of whistlers, would have as much chance of securing nourishment, as many of these angular pedagogues would have in securing employment at their favorite vocation, unless they are acquainted in the country, or have secured a position in advance.
 While Alaska spends much money on education and educational institu- tions, the chances of stranger step ping into regular employment in the educational supcrstrucIure are about as negligible as logic in Bryan'S yer sion of the Darwinian theory. Our school boards have many applicants, and but few positions. The govern ment maintains numerous schools for Indians throughout the Territory, but the frail young damsel who shuts hereslf into an eight by ten cabin with a dozen husky Eskimos. redolent of seal oil and rotten fish must have catarrh and love for adventure, to survive more than one season of the variegated odors arising frcm a hot stove and Indian tanned mukluks.
 The Gateway receives numerous in- quiries from persons in the States desiring to come 10 Alaska to engage in teaching or clerical work. While
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-09
NO ROLSHEVIk WANTED

short time ago the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce petitioned the President to allow the 500 Russian inn migrants marooned at Manila. P. l.. to immigrate to Alaska, where f was alleged they would settle in the Mat anuska valley and fill the land with milk and honey, and Soviet pr)pagan- da. Our generous and paternal Uncle Samuel had a better plan tI.an this and started the refugees out for s. attle on a transport, where they would feel at home with Jimmy Duncan and his Soviet bunch. All went well until the party were out of sight Of land, when the refugee crew of the trans port mutinied and refused to work the vessel bearing them towarl the Land of the Free" and the home of the Sugar Trust.
 The point to this story is that these homeless people are so far from being self-supoprting that they refused to work their passage, after being sup piled with vessel, food and naviga- tors. They wanted to De frst-cabin passengers and allow their benefac- tors to do the work. And the govern ment, fearing to shock their sense O. hospitality, kindly sent for a crew of 100-per cent Americans and allowed them to continue their voyage.
 Alaska was lucky that sentiment did not overrule commonseu5e. Had these unfortunates arrived in Mata- nuska they would have insisted that their farms be cleared and stocked, before consenting to occupy them.