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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23

men. Day program. Mr. NcNeel,
Extension State Club Leader, viii be
here to help make it real after
noon. All those who finished their
Projects this year will receive their
achievement buttons offered by the
bankers of Pierce county. Several
trips will be awarded that afternoon.
Besides the club members and their
parents we ought to have in atten-
dance some boys and girls who have
not been in Club Work and also older
folks who have an interest in young
folks. Anyway, we ought to have a
jolly good meeting.
Everybody is interested in some
thing better to eat. For that reason
the Butter Scoring Demonstration
that will be held at Ellsworth No
vember 20 should draw a big crowd.
Samples of butter from all creamer-
les in Pierce county and some from
creameries in adjoining counties will
be scored by butter specialist.
Then The dairy specialist will ex
plain why some samples of butter
score higher than others, and how
the patrons can assist the butter
maker in producing better butter,
and a better price. Every butter
maker in the county will be there,
but will every creamery patron be
there? They should be there if they
are interested in an industry in which
they are engaged. Your butter maker
will be notified of this meeting and
he will be able to give you further
information. A more complete pro-
gram of the time and place of meet
ing will be announced later.
Now a word about hogs. Hogs are
increasing in value and the occurance
of cholera presents serious menace
to profitable production. Cholera is
usually more prevalent at this s2a
son than at any other. Hogs are
scattered in the fields, birds feed from
one field to another and the chances
of spreading the infection arc
greater At the same time, the hogs
on new or soft corn are more Liable
to digestive disturbances and are
probably more susceptible to cholera.
Contrary to popular belief, there is
no direct relation between the feed
ing of soft corn and cholera. Their
occurance is coincidental. Under
present circumstances it is poor bust
ness to carry cholera risks. One
900 pound hog will buy immunity for
a whole herd. Two swine feeding
demonstrations will be held Thurs
day, Oct. 80. One at A. M. Anderson
& Sons farm, near Ell Paso, at $3.50
a. M, and the other at VIM. Stems
farm near Prescott at 800 p m.
The spring pigs raised by these two
men will be weighed and the feed fed
them this summer has been weighed
by the owners so that information
will be given that day what it costs
to raise pound of pork on Italia
and rape pasture with other feed
Other interesting facts on swine
raising will be discussed by II. J.
Brant, swine specialist from Madi-
son. Everyone raising swine should
attend one of these meetings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23
Che Dhu
Of
Superstitions
Blu II lRDlNG KING
THE MOUNTAIN ASH

A NYBODY who knows anything al
all about witches knows that a
branch of the rowan tree-or, as 1t Is
more generally called, mountain ash
will keep those Objectionable persons
at distance and act as a counter
charm to their sorcery. In some parts
of the country the rowan is accounted
equally efficacious against thieves. In
Maine housewives stir their I've, in
making soap, with stick of rowan, in
order that the soap may be hard and of
good quality. And everywhere they
will tell you that to beat a child with
a rod of mountain ash stops its growth.
The superstition with regard to the
mystic qualities of mountain ash has
northern Europe as its country OF
origin and flourished there in the early
days. In northern Europe it still lin.
gers and from northern Europe we in.
herit it. Formerly in some parts OF
Ireland the villagers used to appear on
May day bearing a hoop covered with
marigolds and sprigs of mountain ash
within which hung two balls, one GOV.
cred with gold paper and one with sill.
yer, to represent the sun and moon
The marigolds were, of course, to sup
plement the yellow ball, the sun
Which would indicate that ancientll
in Celtic mythology, at least, some con
nection was conceived to exist between
the other decoration, the rowan. anr
the moon-goddess.
Be that as it may, it is reasonable t.
suppose that the rowan got its mysti,
reputation in Morse mythology-as II
got it's common English name-fron
the resemblance of it's foliage to thai
of the true ash, the sacred tree of oul
Scandinavian forefathers-Igdrasil, the
tree of life. One old name for tht
rowan was the quicken tree
quicken in the sense of to make alive
which would seem still further to con
meet the mountain ash with the sacred
Igdrasil
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23

There are 100000 qualified voters
in Wisconsin. Approximately one
half of this number do not go to the
polls on election day. Are you stay
away? Government affects the stay
at-home voter just as it does the citi-
zen that votes. In many elections,
a minority vote controls the selection
of officers, For years, an organized
force of State-paid workers-paid by
the Wisconsin taxpayers has influ-
enced and controlled elections. If
Wisconsin citizens-all those who are
qualified voters-took an hour off to
escort themselves to the polls, a mi
nority vote would not control The
attacks upon existing government at
this time should command the atten-
ton and action of every voter on No
vember 4.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23

In recent speech, the candidate
of the Socialist Third Party for presi-
Gent announced his program. When
analysed, it is in many respects a
copy Of the Wisconsin program. In
stead of regulating and controlling
railroads by legislation, the proposal
is for government ownership. Under
government ownership of railways,
hundreds of thousands of employees
would be added to the national pay
roll There is scarcely a proposal in
the plan submitted that does not
carry with it an army of additional
employees. Under the Wisconsin sys-
tenn as politically operated, the sug-
gestion justly follows that federal
office-holding machine, feeding on the
taxpayers, would be mighty effective
influence. For twenty years such a
machine of State-paid taxeaters has
helped to carry primaries and cleo
tions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23

The Socialist idea is to make Gov
eminent a cure-all, by and through
legislation. If the individual suffers
or groups of individuals suffer, the
remedy is to propose law to fit the
particular case. Conditions affecting
individuals or. groups of individuals
may result from the incapacity OF
these who want government help as
well as from government incapacity
The Socialistic idea means a guardian
ship with pill box Of political nos
trums for every imagined i'll. Cool.
idge stands for stable government ano
no nostrums.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-23

Reading-M Miss Gilbert
Dialogue-Primary Pupils
Song-Rock Elm Quartette
Hunt-Hanson Discussion
For Hunt Neal La Grander,
f. X. Knobel.
For Hanson-S. S. Crownnart, /.
A. Nelson.
Song-ROck Elm Quartette
Lunch.
Press Cor B. c. c
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BELDENVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB

The following program will be
given at the Beldenville Community
Club Saturday evening, Oct. 25.
Business meeting
Talk-'HalIowe'en"- RAYMOND
Smith
Dialogue-Upper Room Pupils
Song-Helen Sehnase
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Use the classified column.
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Press Cor. B. c. e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

PRODA Sc iednorodinny dunn
ma Barkwill Ave-, je tam 6
pokoju, koupelna, cena pouze
$4,000. - Dale dunn 0 6ti po-
koiich koupelnou, slepicnik,
naleza sc na Harvard Ave. v o.
koli Corlett, cena $4,000. -
Dvourodinny dunn na Portage
ul. blize Broadway. o 8 poko-
jich koupelnou, cena- pouze
! $4,000. = Novy jednorodin-
ny dunn { 7 pokoiich S koupel-
nou modernim zal.lzenim, Wy.
] tapeni horkou vodou. Tentc
dum je prava lace, da Sc ia
pouhych $1,000. J. F. Nejed.
lik & Co. 1lO15 Union Ave-
Tel. Broadway 1886
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nyni dedicem divorce Seuillo-
nu."
Staremu Parizakovi zajiskri
ly oci radosti.
Vypnul Sc hrde do vyse a
z hluboka 81 oddechl..
"Jakub Mellier jest tedy
mrtev!' zakrakorai radusti
opojen, "a mne patti nyni kra
sny dvorec Seuillon, a celia
bromada penez, kterych byl
starry houzvicka po tax dlouha
leta 81 nastradal. A co pri tom
nejlepsiho, ze Sc nyni nemu-
sim praniceho obavati. Nebot'
Mellier nejmenoval nikoho,
vse Sc nam tedy dari mad ote-
kavani. -, Blanka take nevi
ami dost malo = sam dabel
nam pomaha. Ale abych
nezapomnel co pax della
Rouvenat! Jest jiz Ease do
MAJ"
"Ano." Il v T.
'Ten aucis hned uhodne, ko-
lik uhodilo," mluvil starry Pa
rizak dale, "ale coz ma tom?
Bude musitii hubu drzeti. Coz
by take nam mohl udelati,
vzdyt' nema ddkazG, a tax bu
de, tfeba by Sc Rouvenat Ma
hlavu -postavil, cely dvur muj,
"Vy to vsecko, co jsem vam
povidala, vyridite menu Fran
tiskovi, ie-li pravda, pane Pa
fizaku?"
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"Coze pravfs? Mrtev?"
"Ano," odpov6d6la Gertru-
(cepyisht v. N. u.,

"Coze pravis? Mrtev?"
"Ano," odpoved6la Gertru-
a, "zemfel ycer4 rano k osme
hodine." j vi
"a a co Wis dale?"
"Nuze, IDA Sc, re mezi tim,
co chtel Frantik vybrati peni-
re re stolku psaciho, nemz
je mival stary mas ulozeny, tn
mezi tim Mellier sc probudil,
Frantik Sc pax ma neho vrhl a
pocal no Skrtiti."
"Kdyz prisel povolany ma
rychlo lekar." vypravovala da-
lie Gertrude, "povidal, re sta
ry Mellier zemrel nasledkem
onoho skrceni."
/ Parizak, uslysev tato slova
zbledl jako stena, TAX ze Sc
podobal V okamziku tomto tax
rka mrvole.
Gertruda v horlivosti vypra-
vovala dale:
"Ale jen 81 pomyslete, starry
Mellier ma stesti Frantika ne
poZnal! Nikdo nevi, kdo star
ce prepaid, a nikdo Sc toho
take nikdy nedozvi."
"Co re pravis? Coz nema
nikdo podezreni?"
''Nikoli. Az nema Frantik
zadneho strachu. Proti nemu
nema nikdo ami toho nejmen-
siho podezreni. Kterak pax by
sc mohl kdo echo dozvedeti?
Dlouho pred svitanim vstala
jsem tise a opet zastrcila
jsem dvere zavorou, tax re
nikomu ami ma mysl neprijde,
kterak Sc mohl kdo CHI do do
mu dostati. Mimo to vypravo-
val Jakub Mellier, re byl cd
jakehosi loupeznika pfepaden
, neved6l vsak, kdo by omen lou
peznik byl.
"a coz Blanka? Ia take {
a nicem envi?"
+ "Ta spala tvrde We SVEN pt
: koji a teprve ma kirk stareht
Melliera Sc probudila. AL.
q prve jeste nezli rozzala svet
q 10, byl iiz Frantik davno te,
: tam!"
y ITO jest mi vskutku velm
! podivno," pomyslil 81 starry
{ "Snad Ease nevyvedl nee
j Frantik? Ale jiz vim, kteral
= to prislo. On bezpochyby 8
!" zaslechl lomoz V pokoji stare
y no Melliera, ulekl Sc utek
Mel ale take uplnou pravdl
k A ted zajiste re Sc obava, {
= me chytili, a proto nevratil S
a. do Artemontu, nybrz nekde s
ukryva.
q Gertrude vypravovala dale
"Rano prisli k nam cetnic
vyptavali Sc, co Sc stale, ns
Sc slecna Jim to vypravovala
"Tedy jiz byli u vas cetn
: ci!?" zvolal Parizak a zachv'
y sc.
q "Ano, prijeli k nam diva
velitel vsecky vyslychal. A
II, nikdo nevedel o nicem ia
20 musili Ease S neporizenou o.
II, j4N5 ia jsem jedina, ktera |
as jim mohla urcitych zprav p
dati 0 vsem, ale sveho Frant
." kas neprozradim ami "a ce
svet. - "A poneyadz, panu J
RI kubu Mellierovi nezbyva
Ia pred smlti jeho casu, aby u'
nil svou posledni v1li, pa
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PRIJME Sc prijeta divka k w
pomoci v jideln6. Dobry plat
a prace stala. Musi NIT nejake
zkuSenosti. Haste sc v {. 3637
Fulton Rd.
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PRODAM PEKARSKY OBJ.
CHOD dobfe zafizenou Pc
karnou. Najem obnasi $40 a
lease je ma dlouhou ieste dobu.
Obchod Sc prodava "a pricinou
nemoce. Adresa SIC sdeli v
adm. t. listu. 2-22
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod {. 5000 Clark ave., kde
sc trzi zarucene $500 tydne.
Najem re storu a bytu o 4
svetnicfch obnasf $45 mesic-
ne. Proda Sc "a $1,000. Haste
Sc II jednatele v {. 1907 Miles
Ave. 3-5
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod v v&p6knem okoli Sc
vsiln zafizenfm q budovami,
aneb Sc vymeni "a jiny NEST
sky majetek. Haste Sc (.
3240 zap. Sd. ul.. mezi Clark
a Dennison ave. Tel. Hemlock
IS519.
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NeGekejte dele! Zdali chce-
te miti move zaclony podle mi
ry, neb stare opravene, zavo-
lejte mas. My d9lame nejlep-
81 rpraci pri vzorne obsluze.
Ceny mirne. Stackhouse Hard
ware, 1929 vych. 131. al. :?
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PrOkletf ~
ROMAN EMILIA R1CHEBopRGA
Voln4 pfelozil Frant. Ladal. Click.

10 SkulcCHt. MuJ uUOAy OtCI
me jeste kratce pred smrti
svou spatril, on mi jeSte odpus
ill a odvolal kletbu svou, KITE
rou byl pred devatenacti lety
proti mne vyfkl, ano, on me
pozehnal. Pc vas, dobry Petre,
pies tn chvili sc ptal a pfeca-
sto vas volal. Wy jste mel jeho
posledni slova slyseti a posled-
nj Will jeho vyslochnouti. On
zemfel klidne a pokoji, Buh
se mad MIN smiloval a on ze-
u1fel v naruci nasem."
"A nyni, dobry Petfe," mlu
villa ,tresoucim Sc hlasem dale,
''nyni mluvte Wy. Povezte mi,
kde jest mdj SYM"
Pri teto otazce Rouvenat
mlcel smutne sklopil hlavu.
"Mily Petre, proc mi neod-
povidate? Proc mlcite? Rcete,
pro Buh, co sc stalo?" tazala
sc.
"Lucie, ma mila, draha We
litelko," odpoved6l nesmele
Rouvenat, ia jsem Sc vratil
sam zpet; jsem cely zoufaly."
"a co Sc stalo $ mym sy-
mem? Ci snad uslysim Ease 0
nsjakem novem nest6sti?" ia
zala Sc Lucie.
/ ,Bfanky zmocnila sc takova
dzkost, re nemohla re sebe Wy
praviti ami slova. ~
20 nikoli, upokojte Sc, ne
stale Sc mu niceho!" prerusil
rychle Rouvenat dalsi rec mat
cinu. Leon jest zdrav, jak
jsem sc dozvedel. a dobre Sc
mu vede. Ale opet ma neurci-
tou dobu nekam odcestoval sc
svym starym pestounem Jero-
mem Gosem. Kan ale odjeli,
nemohl jsem sc cd nikoho do
zvedeti. Ale vsak my jej, bob
da, brzy Ease najdeme."
Lucie 81 hluboko vzdyehla
sBlanka objala il S placem q
promluvila: ~
"Doufejme. &c Sc 0 mem co
nevidet doZvime."
"Ano, mate pravdu, clovek
musi doufati, pokud jest ziv,"
Oval Sc "a mimi nahle HAS
Jeana Renauda, ktery byl me
ri tim nepozorovane do poko-
je vkrocil.
Rouvenat sc rychle obratil
a podaval Renaudovi ruku.
"Tedy poslySte dale, co vam
povim o Leonovi," vypravoval
dale. "Domovnik V onom do.
me, v nemz bydli stary Cos $
Leonem, vypravoval mi,. ne
pred nekolika dny dostali sta.
ry loutkaf a schovanec jehC
vznesenou navstevu. Prize
pry tam .jakysi hrabe hra
'benkou tito pry odvezli W
SVEN kocaie Leona stareht
Gose. Veru nevim, kterak S
to nam vysvetliti."
Gale ia yam to vysvetlin
hned," vDadl mu do reel Jeal
Renaud, "dnes pred polednen
byl zde iakysi pan z Parize
ten mi pravil: "Pan Leon ma
leZl Ease rodinu sveho otce."
Lucle VyVallla ma ,Renaud
Oci, nichz jevilo Sc nevyslo,
ne prekvapeni.
Blanka taktez leknutim zbl
dla jako stena.
Jean Renaud vsak zpozor,
vav to, obejmul il promluy
k nj priv6tivym usmevem
jasnou tvafi':
'Upokoj Sc, bud bcze str
chu, me dite rozmild! Nebc
pan omen mi take rekl: "Bla
ka a Leon dostanou sc jis
"a sebe a budou St'astni."
Il i
Rouvenat rozkazal, ably k
dy clovek okoli, kdoz
cht6l, smell miti pristup do I
kojej v ,ktefem lezcla mrtye
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
sc stravou neb beze stravy. A
dressa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
2-25
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MUSf BYT PRODAN ddm o
10 svetnicich, 2 koupelny. 2
fernesy, krasne dekorovany,
2 garaze, lot 40 phi 16O. Je
potreba hotove as $4,000. Ma
leza Sc blize Miles a vych.
131. lul. ,tt
Dunn o 10 pokojich, 2 kou-
pelny, tri toilety, fernes, lot 40
pri $50 str, vezme Sc lot CO
cast splatky. il.
Dunn o 8 svetnicich, koupel-
ma, fernes, lot 80 pri $50 str,
hodi Sc pro velkou garaz neb
jakykoliv obchod, nese cfslO
1923 vych. 116. ul. Vezmou sc
flotysco lsplatka. 49,
Dunn o 5 sv9tnicich, koupel-
ma, prave dohotoveny, nal6za
Sc blize vych. 131. ul. Cena
$1,000.
Hleda Sc domek o 6 svetni-
cich v okoli Fleet ave. a Uni
on, musi NIT koupelnu a fer
nes.
Name farmu O 80 akrech
"a Chagrin Falls, dun o 8 svet
nicich, pekne bane, les, cukro-
We stromy. Proda sc bud cast
nebo v celku aneb Sc vymeni
"a mestsky maetek.
Prodame. pekne .obch0dni mi
sto, grocera a reznictvi, aneb
Sc vymeni.
Mnoho jinych doml ma W.
Der ke koupi neb ma vym6nu.
Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy, .2465
vych. sc. ul., aneb Aug. Hama
eek, 1923 vych. 1l6. ul. Tel.
Garfield 5486.
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STARSf zENA hleda misto k
opatrovani ditek, ma plat Sc
nehledi, zada dobry domov.
Nechte adresu v adm. t.. listu.
2-23
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HLEDA Sc ,byt O trech neb
ctyrech pokojich S koupelnou
v okoli Corlett. Nechte adre-
su v adm. t. listu. 2-23
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NEJLEVNEJ3f obchodni ma
jetek v ok0li Fleet Ave. co mu
zeme nyni prodati, jest tento:
Diva story, pekny byt, garaz,
velky lot 45x13O. cena $6500.
Vas zaplaceny lot neb mensi
domek prijmeme ma vymenu.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Petite Sc ma Ferd:
Stukbauer. 2-22
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FA~'O'~ US0ACLIu 1sOuNClldtO-
vi, co Sc bylo v noci ma dnesek
pfihodilo. bylo jeho prvni slo-
Omen loupeznik, ktery ia
kuba Melliera prepaid skr-
til, nasledkem cehoz tento
zemrel, nebyl zajiste nikdo j.
ny nezli stary Josef Parizak.
Ted ale nemysleme 81 ma ono
no bidneho padoucha, mamet'
co starati Sc o mrtveho a o
pohfeb jeko."
Proeez hned druheho dine z
rama vydal Sc ma cestu do Ere
micourtu, ably tam obstaral
vse, cehozIpotrebi bylo k p0hf
bu, ktery mel byti tretiho dne
v jedenact hodin dopoledne.
V den pohrbu odpustil yes
kere celedi i nadennikum vsec
ku praci, haridiv jim, ably Sc
vsichni dostavili k pohrbu, pfi
kterem NELL kracejice "a rak-
vi byvalehb sveho pana k po-
slednimu pdpocinku doprovo-
diti.
Kdyz bylo tehoz dine po We
ceri celadka dvorska ulozila
Sc ku paai,esykradla Sc jeste
pred tim, nez Sc vrata cd dvor
&c uzamkla, Gertrude tajne re
Seuillonu.
B6zela k omomu kfovi IA "a
hradou. u nehoz Sc obycejne
schaZivala "hezkym Fran
tikem". aa
! Cekala zde az do jedenacti
hodin V noci, ale nadarmo.
Tu pustila Sc co neirycbleji
mohla k Artementu, tax re
sotva dechu popadala. Potuc-
ky potu rinuly sc il horkeho
celia, ale Drec We behu neusta-
la.
/ Byla liz nedaleko .Artemor
tu, kdyz tn spatrila pred sebol
stin jakehosi cloveka, kteryi
Sc il brZy objevil, ale hned
Ease bud "a strOmem, nebC
IA krovim zrakum iejim uni
|zeI.
Zdalo sc il die stinu, &c jt
iii ona postava lidska znama
| kvapila rychle k mistu o
nomu. kdez Sc il byl stin ma
jposledy ztratil.
| V tom zaslechla najednou
lkterak il nekdo VIOLA jmenem
Ia videla, jak z blizkeho pri
kopu vyskocil iakysi muz.
! Byl to starry Parizak.
| Xxx.
| Gertrude rychle X nemu be
zela a sotva dechu pdpadaji
Iseptala mu dulezite Sc tvaric
l "Ja jsem cekala az pres je
denact hodin ma Frantika n
; miste. kdez Sc obycejne scha
lzivame. Ponevadz tam ale nc
lpfisel, b6zela isem tax dalekt
+, co mi jen nohy stacily. I'd
Ibych no nekde nenalezla. Kd
. Ipak Jest? ia MIN muslin mll
lviti."
"Coz ia vim, kde jest?" z;
, brucel nevrle stary Partial
HOn vcera ami neprisel DOM
4 ia jsem take ma neho MARI
a cekal. Co mu chces povediti?
"Neco velmi ddleziteho
odvece Gertruda.
;,l NepoZorovala vSak, ktera
. Sc stary Parizak cely tfasl
iak mu strachem zuby cvak
= ly.
~ Tail il stranou sc silnice
: tise k nj promluvil:
tel "Pojd' sem, neni radno |
lsilnici 0 vsem mluviti."
Takto kraceli spolu mlcl
. nekolik set krokI do poll.
byl .Zde zasavil SC PariZak
,o- rekl:
la "Tak. Zdn jsme 1plne jis
hi nebot mas nikdo neslysi.
til pax mas Frantikovi vyridi
i a holka? Co Test noveho Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

PRODAJf Sc pod cenu diva
move domy 0 6 pokojich ma
dlazdene. ulici, dlazba zapla-
cena, vse- moderne zarizeno,
jsou hotov& k nastehovani. Ma
l6zaji Sc blfze kary . obcho-
dd a sice v (. 3548 e. 1O3 st.
q 36O1 E. 1O3 St., z Union.
Haste Sc u ,majitele, kontrak-
tora F. Lisy, 431O E. 116 St,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
PRODA Sc

VELKA LACE LOTU. - Vel
mi. pekny lot ma Andover Bvld.
blize Turney Rd., 40 pri 1872
str. ceny $l78O mllsi byt pro-
dan na soudai rozkaZ a da sc
Ia $l00. Zavolejte 3. SoukGp
813 Williamson Bldg. Main
2671. 2-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

PRODA Sc novt dunn o 6 po-
kojich $ koupelnou, cihlova
stavba, nalez& Sc blize Skoly a
kostela, vse, moderns zaffze-
no. Haste Sc v (. 4237 vych.
l116. I'LL. 2-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

PRODA Sc feznicky a grocer
nj obchod "a pficinou odjez-
du.- Haste Sc v G.. 1919 Kins-
man Rd. a.z1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21
DR. BIN E
OZN A NJ X Y.
Opotrebovana farmar
ska kuchynska kamna
We velkem vyb6ru
S E D L A 6 K u
.48l6 Broadway.

- Karpety vsech druhi a
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velkem vybsru " Sc
DLACKU, 4Sl6 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

Parizaku, Wy edy stanee 'To Wis., ze vyrdim, odve
nyni d9dicem divorce Seuilo- starry Jsi hodna hoka
nu" Gertrude vsak ia te
Staramu parizakov; zaiiskTi spomenu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-21

Rouvenat rozkazal, ably kaz
dy clovek okoli, kdoz by
chtel, smell miti pristup do po-
kojey v ktefem lezela mrtvola
.stareho Melliera, ably mohl
lmrtveho statkafe kazdy spatri
til, "a dust jeho Sc pomodliti a
,mrtvolu svecenou vodou pc.
kroplti.
Pro tn .pficinu ubytovala 81
Lucie, 0 jejiz pritomnosti nj
kdo z eeladky dvorske meme
ami tuseni, pokoJi Rouvepa
Seward daily gateway., 1924-10-04
20 STAMPEDERS BACK
 WRANGELL FROM THE
 OLD CASSIAR DISTRICT

WRANGELL, Oct. 4.-Twenty stam- peders returned here Monday from the new gold strike on Eagle river, in British Columbia. They reported having reached the diggings too late to do anything except stake claims. They reported there is no wood with in five miles of the river. Two days prospecting was done under difficult ties but coarse colors were found all along the river bed.
 Sixty claims have been staked out by Wrangell miners who are very en- thusiastic and will return to Cassiar in the Spring by the first boat
 Huge Chilberg, returning miner and business man said that he will return in early spring and open a restaurant will range about the same as any former camp price. Flour will be sold at forty dollars, hundred pounds and other commodities in proportion
 Some of the prospectors that made the stampede to that district recent ly prolonged their stay and are going to saw timber for lumber for the proposed diggings, and sell some to other miners when they arrive in the Spring. The price of the lumber, it is said, will be set at $36O per 1000 feet
 Two Stikine river boats left today with supplies which will be discharg- ed at Telegraph creek and will be taken to the diggings over the ice during the winter. This was the last scheduled trip of the boats, but owing to the fact that fifteen persons are on their way from Seattle bound for Cas- siar, one of the vessels will make an extra trip, leaving Wrangell October 6 or 2.