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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31

defeat the will of the majority. As
the n. Y. World (Democratic) clearly
puts it, "The only result as we see it,
of great success for lie Follett and
Wheeler would be to paralyze the
Government"
La Toilette managers have now set
the campaign fund they hope to raise
at S5,0O0,O0O and it is further dis
covered that, by refusing to call their
movement party" OF to employ
party designation, they hope to escape
the legal necessity of reporting to
the Borah campaign committee the
amounts and sources of their receipts
and the purposes for which they are
expended. The law applies only to
political parties" and it is on that
technicality that LIE Follett and
Wheeler hope to escape its provisions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31

Mrs. H. E. Holiday is visiting rel
atives in Parkersburg, West Va.
Mrs. Malissa Dixon, of Swissvale,
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Spiker.
W. D. "Buck" Kinkead and his dog
are seen on our streets quite often
since the post Office has been discon-
tinued and the store moved from his
home town, Dodson.
Mr.. c. F. Blackburn, the venerable
agent for the W. NJ. R. R., at Harri-
son, West Va, and proprietor and
general manager of the Dew Drop
Inn," at this place, is planning a trip
to Atlantic City. Be careful Charlie
doc" Marshall, of this place was
enjoying the breeze on top of the
Allegheny mountain Sunday after
noon.
Quite large crowd attended church
services Sunday evening, which was in
charge of Capt. Gulley, of Blaine.
Come to church again friends, in two
week when the Rev. Johnson will be
there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31
SHALLMAR

Work is very slack at this time. The
mines are working only two or three
days each week.
The swinging bridge connecting
Shallmar with Harrison, which was
washed away on March 29th, has been
replaced by new one. The AM
tower-Semon Construction Corpora
ton did the work and are to be COM
mended for the excellent service rem
dered. The work was financed by do
nations of the coal companies and
individuals of this vicinity.
Some of the men folk, of Shallmar,
who have cars, took their picks and
shovels and made some much needed
repairs on the road leading from here
to Kitzmiller, which had become al
most impossible for automobiles. This
road is of much Importance to this
community and should be kept in good
repair.
J. o. Bartlett announces the arrival
of twin girls at his home on last
Thursday. Both mother and babies
are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith mo-
tored to Piedmont, West Va, on Sat
urday last.
Work is progressing nicely on the
State road leading out of Kitzmiller.
Let the good work continue.
C. E. Right was calling on friends
in the interest of the Forester Tailor
ing Company.
William R. Jones and family motor
ed to Berkeley Springs, w. Va, Sunday
last. They were accompanied by their
son Jack" and his family, of Haz-
zard, Pa.
Leonard Stark made a trip to
Meyersdale, Pa, Sunday and returned
accompanied by his family, who had
been visiting in that city with rela-
tives for week.
j. C. Myers and family and a crowd
OF TRENDS motOred to near UnlontoWn,
Pa, last Sunday and selected cool
spot where they spread a sumptuous
table and enjoyed a splendid meal and
spent pleasant afternoon.
]. B. James, accompanied by his
family, visited his home at Portage,
Pa, Sunday.
DR.. Thomas Crittenden contem-
plates moving to Kitzmiller in the
near future. We regret the loss of
the Doctor as a neighbor, but are
glad we will have the service of his
profession as before.
c. W. Truman, who is working at
West End, West Va, visited his fam
lily over Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31
CRELLIN

Howard and Roy Foster of Youngs-
town, Ohio, motored to this place
Saturday and were week end visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. White and fam
lily.
Mrs. B. F. Crane and daughter,
Mrs. Gaylord, of Clarksburg, W. Va,
were the Sunday gueste of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Yutzy.
The Nordick family will hold their
annual reunion Saturday, August 2,
at Freeport, West Va.
Professor Riggs, of Waynesboro
College, and Thelma Raybeck are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Friend
at this writing.
The ladies of Crellin spent Tues
day scrubbing and cleaning the inter
Tor of our church. They are to be
highly commended.
Mrs. George Edwards and family,
of Terra Alta, W. Va, were visiting
Crellin friends this week.
A number of our citizens attended
the Ku Klux Khan lecture at Terra
Alta Sunday.
D. D. Adams of this place has pur-
chased an Elcar Sedan. Dunk" mo-
tored to Shaffer, w. Va, and is said
to have made "Hog Back" on high.
P. K. Adams new garage is near
ing completion. Mr.. Adams will have
a very neat and up-to-date garage.
Hon. j. c. Kendall is planning to
spend two weeks vacation at At
lantic City.
Mr.. H. X. Friend of this place, is
contemplating spending the week end
with friends at Morgantown.
The Crellin baseball team played
the Friendsville team a very exciting
and interesting game of ball at the
Grange picnic at Sunnyside on Satur-
day of last week, the score being 81
in Crellin's favor. This was counted
the best game of the season by all the
baseball fans present.
Mr.. "Froggy" Lewis has left the
employ of the Monongahela Construc-
ton Co. and taken up the position of
night Waterman with the Kendall
Lumber Co.
Mrs. j. w. Baker and Miss Edna
Baker are leaving Saturday for Day
ton, Ohio, to visit Mrs. Bakers son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
R. A. Baker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31
DEER PARK

The farmers of our community are
busy harvesting.
Miss Goldie Griffith, of Oakland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Porter De-
Witt, of near town.
Misses Pauline and Mae Jones spent
Thursday afternoon as guests of Miss
Melva Refs.
Miss Zula Hinebaugh, of Salem, W.
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James limbaugh.
Mr.. Robert Lee has purchased a
new Ford touring car.
Mrs. Ida Doll, of Keyser, West Va,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Thorn
as the past week.
Mr.. Clyde Bennett, of Frostburg
spent the weekend with friends in
this community.
The Rev. NJ. D. Loar returned from
a visit at Tunnelton, West Va, last
week.
Returning from the Pentecostal all
day meeting at Paradise on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadwater met with
an accident when they attempted to
drive their automobile around another
and drove into stump aong the side
of the road. Mrs. Broadwater was
thrown into the windshield, receiving
many cuts and bruises about the face
and arms.
The Rev. J. C. Adkins, of Leewood,
West Va, and wife and son are in
our midst again. While in this COM
munity Mr.. Adkins will attend the
Summer School of Missions at Noun
tain Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31

Oakland, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Glotfelty.
Miss Winnifred King, of Cumber-
land, who spent several weeks at the
Glotfelty home, returned to her home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Railey spent
Sunday evening with relatives in
Friendsville.
Messrs. Asa and Judson Glotfelty
were Uniontown business visitors on
Tuesday. p
Rev. Johnston preached in the U.
B. church last Sunday morning. Rev.
Thompson will preach next Sunday
morning in the Methodist church.
Quite large numbe> of the Glot-
feltys took lunch and ate on the JON
as Glotfelty farm at Deer Park last
Sunday. A good dinner was served
and delightful time was had by
those present. The farm named will
be covered with water when the dams
are completed by the General Con-
struction Corporation.
Little Haroleen Mclean was brot
home Sunday from the hospital in
Cumberland. She is getting along
nicely and still has a smile for her
little friends when they visit her.
Mrs. Joseph Conelly and son, of Nc
Keysport, Pa, are visiting her hus-
band, who is here for his health
Miss Iva Savage spent last week
with relatives and friends in Morgan
town, West Va.
Judson Cooper is spending a few
days of this week with his wife and
daughters at Barton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Garrett county will meet in their Of
flee at the Court House in Oakland, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th,1924,
for the purpose of transacting regu-
lar business.
w. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31
MCHENRY

This has been a fine week for the
farmers and they all made good use
of it.
Arthur Weimer, wife and daughter,
of Alliance, Ohio, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fazzalari and
two children, also Mrs. Turney, all of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-07-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed, from my farm near Bit
finger, about April 1st, 1924, one red
four-year-old COW and l two-year-old
ligh troan heifer. Both are marked
with crop off left ear and slit in same
ear. Any information concerning their
should be addressed to
c. R. BROADWATER,
Bittinger, Nd.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

uz o hodine devate Dunn
vsak sc zavira teprve V deset
hodin - Mohu byti zcela do
bfe ctvrt hodiny pred tim do
ma. Divila bych sc velice,
Ikdyby milostpani byla uz o
pUlnoci donna. - Mohu tedy
odejiti bez obav, nikdo nezvi
niceho
A sAutesne asi v pull devate
panska Marietta della k ostat-
Hni,nu sluzebnictvu zchytrale:
"Mnzete 81 lehnouti, anebo
81 vyjiti u. Nine ibylo ulozeno
lbditi mad chorou, zlstanu tedy
Hvzhuru -"
Jeste pred devatou ihodinou
druha panska kuchafka zna-
veny denni praci, odebraly Sc
tedy ma lAfA
Sluha palS nebyl donna, byl
uz nekolik hodin pred tim pro-
vazel povoz panin K epere.
Marietta :tedy " ibytu pani-
ne osamela a ,nemohla byti nj
kvm strezena, kona-li fadne
povinnosti sve.
Vesla do Esterciny komnaty.
Tato .trvala dosud " .teze po
loze, jako kdyz ii byla PAM
Amadisova opustila.
"Dobrav della 81 panska,
kterez uz puda pod ,nohama no
rela. "Vim, co to znamena,-
znam il - setrva takhle po
cele jeste hodiny, saniz by So.
bou jen hnula 4. Mohu cd.
paliti bez nejmenSho strachu,
pfedevsim ale ZhaSnu svicku.
Silena nema iiste potrebi sve-
tia k tomu, aby mohla zpivati
nesmyslnou a nekonecnou pis.
Inickou svOu -. !. Ostatne ne
mohla by siesta neco se svetlem
vyyesti q to bych 81 dala! -:
TAX, nyni mohu odejiti!"
A Marietta ma to zanechav-
81 choromyslnou, jez byla do
z,ru jejimA Asvefena, " ;upha
ttemnote, uzavrela dvefe ko-
mnaty, vysla z bytu sestupo-
vala po schodech.
V okamziku tom rozpoutala
SIC mad Paffzf boufe, !, k NJ Sc vse
uz po nekolik hodin chystalo.
(Pokracovani.)
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Pani Amadisova, jsouc uspo-
kojena nyni, pospisila 81 s We
ceri, ably nezmeskala ami ou-
vertury Roberta d'abla", dfi-
We vsak nez odesla, zamerila
jeste do komnaty 'Esterciny.
Silena nespala, - spooivala
vsak stale jeste ma divanu a
prozpevovaaa 81 porad Geste
zticha vecne svoje arie operni.
"Samota a kid nejvice il
prospect a nejlepe il ukonejsi!
pomyslila 81 pani Amadisova.
l odesla potom bez obav do
tdivadla, kdyz byla jeste sluzce
Mariete, jez mivala predevsim
ukol bditi mad chorou, pflsnc
prikazala, aoy Esterku dale
la, ale stale strezila.
Zach, milostiva pani muze
byti beze strachu," odvetila
Marietta. "Nehnu Sc z bytu
ami ma krok."
Avsak v pravde mela zccla
jine myslerrky. Ucinila 81 jiz
pred delsi dobu dlv6rnou zna-
most Sc statnym hasicem 2
blizke straznice, od jiste dolby
podezrivala no vsak, ze prlzen
svou venuje vice druzkam je-
jim nezli j same. Vyzvala no
proto ke schuzce, pri niz chte-
la duraznym zpusobem 'pohnou
ii no k zodpovidani a k jasne-
mu vyjadTeni.
Ma nestesti dostavenicko to
polozeno bylo prave ma vecer
tento.
jest pochopitelno, jak "a Ia
kych okolnosti sMariete bylo
obtizno nemilo, bditi lizkost-
live mad .chorOmyslnou ne
Btastnici.
"Musim nutn6 Anes u domu!
pomyslila si sluzlsa ilehkomysl-
ma. '.Bezuchet, mlj -nevernik
mily, jiste bude ma mne ceka-
ii. 49,. Kdyby Sc PAM doved6la,
xe .isem ,vysla, s.stu sby'se'1 Yell
&c hnevala :. AvSak, kdo by
il to rekl? -Silena? Chu-
daGek, ia ami tuSiti nebude, ze
nejsem donna. !. "A domoNn;-
ce? - Vzdyt mohu proklouz-
nouti tax obratne, re mne ami
nespatri Dostavenicko jest
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tuGnil so iber. Dale rekl, re
pry mu lekar oznamil, kdyz
Sc d1kladne nespadne, tedy
aby Sc poradil S pohrobnikem.
Dozorce telocvicny rekl, ze
stroj "Shimmy" ,neco takoveho
provede a Timed zacal ma thus
t'osnOvi 9 pracovat. TluM,oun
vykonal ma lodi America cestu
do Brem a zpet a kazdy den
nekolik ,hodin byl drzen v OBJ
jet obdivuhodneho tohoto stro
je "shimmy". Vzdycky odpo-
ledne po vychodu re stroje
tlusty pacient Sc vail pred
svedky kazdy den pozna-
val redukci ma sve vaze. Ten
to telnaty cestujici vlastne ces
tu svou pres Atlantic pretan-
coval a po petidennim pobytu
" Nemecku vratil sc zpet ma
lod' America, ably v odtucno-
vani pokracoval az do New
Yorku, .kde Sc poznalo, re sc
spadl o 60 liber, cehoz bylo
potreba, aby jeho zivot byl
zachranen. Cd te DOLBY stroj
"shimmy" vessel v oblibu ne
len ma parolodi America,
fnybrz i4rHa parolodi George
Washington,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

v telocvicnach parolodi Ge-
,orge Washington a America
fbyly nedayno zavedeny stroje
stelocviGne, ktere jsou utechou
"a zafivou nadeji telnatym ces-
ttujicim. .Stroje staly Sc zna-
mymi pod jmenem Skinny"
.podle rychleho otfasani, ktere-
lmu je podroben ten, kdo Sc
,dostane do objeti tohoto od-
'tucnovaciho stroje. Zakladni
myslenka tohoto mechanismu
je chveni. Kolem pasu toho,
jez 81 pfeje odtucneni, obepne
Sc rezny opas q pripoji Sc k O.
,tacecimu stroll a kdyz je spu-
stem electricity proud, paci-
.ent Sc otrasa takovym zpiso-
Fbem, ktery je hrozne odtuc-
EnOvacim. Zachazeni kocky S
mysi je mirne porovnani.
Stroj "Shimmy" je schopen
vytrast h0ru tuku a to tax
snadno, jake je hospodyni "a
trast talifem huspeniny.
Nedavno telnaty muz vydal
sc na cestu ma parolodi Anne
rica kdyz vyhledal dozorce
telocvicny, .sdsll1mu. ze mi
bod lekafe narizenO, aby sc cd.
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llD!OvllSt1Sg7ll a. - "A ssleeSSsy,g
hem meme aziAdoM ale "a to-
mnohem tAlnatkjAf, spocfvala
polsmrtvk ~ rehled v jin<m
leaSte Akemna4y. ..l. j
Hsttina 10 pfipcminala, ale
ak ndpadnou sllOdou vyjevu q
vaoch olcolnosti onu straslvou
episodu v osaanelem sidle vi
Brpmoy, ief 'byia hlavnim pod
n2tAm k trvajfdfmp dosud 81
lenstM EsteKcink.
Zdalo se alsub0dpe, jako by
illustr&tor sbyl ta asledel cobra
ali pr&wE anien slEamzik, kdy
Eloswov& ynikii do gothicke-
.ho letohradkn Y Rrunoy a kdy
rdcera plnkou1fka DeFieuxa,
rozdirajic Y zonfalstvi nejvys-
sim nehty svynli telo pfestro-
jendlao manlcVxe JTiho z La
Tour-N aullien div dho nezardou
isila.
80, jak snenaila, jak trapn&
to vec! mrzela se y duchu
.pani Amanisoya. ~'Klety obraz
ten ,ucinii ma mi nesmirny do
jem. Vzpomia6 nejasne, aniz
lhy jest1 dobre v6A1Aa, echo. -
Musim ted nadejfti krise jesta
.hroznejsi. Dahel svezmi pro-
Ikletou stu kniiau!
I chtela sc chopiti svazku.
Avsak Esterka odstroila ii
jennie sice, ale piece S diira-
zem, kteryz nestrpei edporu.
Zaroveh pravila 'hlasem sko-
rem drsnym a jednotvanym,
ale prece pritlun1enym:
"Brunoy - vfte q vite pre-
ce Brunoy - letohradek ten
- vrahove - pfichazeji -
m6jte Sc ma pozoru jen - me
dite! - q, zachraiite jen me
Hte
/ roxtfhla list, upustila knihu
ma szeni j jala sc prechazeti
sv6tnioi sem tam krokem vel
mi spesnym, stale cpakujic bez
klidu a beg ustani:
"Bmnoy - Brunoy vra-
hove -"
Nektery okamzik zastavova-
Ia Sc uprostfed komnaty; wy
tTestene oti jeji nabyvaly u Wy
razu divokosti i zatinala pesti,
jakoby chtela proti nekomu ku
pfedu skociti, jake by zapasiti
chtela > ptizraly j S odpdrci
domnelyrni. c'
Pani Amadisova .,piitomna
byla tomuto 'vyjevu bolestne-
mu a zatin co sledovala sile-
nou zrakem svym, duse ieji
zmocnovai Sc zal ifluboky a
opravdove znepokojeni.
Esterka dawno jiz,, ano pc
celia ieta, nebyla zachvacena
krisi talk siinou.
"Jake nestesti! Mdj. boze
jake nestesti!' opakovala ose'
tfovatelka jejk stale jen malo.
mccne, hlasem bolestne pohnu
| tvm. "Jak to vse as skonci?"
Silena ustala vsak zcela z
nenadani ma sve prochazce ro2
cilene.
Jeji krasne dlouhe ,Nlasu ru.
Sc. jez Sc byly phi rozcilenycf
pohybech jej nenadale rozpou
tally, obestiraly ted'tvar jeji ia
sko zlaty z&voj.
Oci jeji nabyly opet vyrazu
utkvelosti.
! Schyiila hlavu a lsmev bez.
vyrazny lsmitl Sc op6t kol Bile.
dych rtu jeff.
! z Potom jala sc p6ti hlasem
tax sstlumenym, re, pani ANA
disova st6zi d rozumela, arii z
Meme z Portici".
Takym zpusobem, zp6vem
projevily Sc kdysi .pocatky ST.
l;lenstvi Estercina a takym zpj-
sdbem koncivala taky yzdy
I.kazda skorem irise nova.
PAM Amadisova oddechla
81, jak by Sc il kamen byl 5
prsou syal;l.
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IA tEST OTC0JU.

va fana 31E sSfiena Jevtla pc
Enaprosto neudaojiteho,l, aidy je-
Ejf zachYivsSy Sc chvileni nera
yosnfm .chv9nfsn. jfmG zmitala
Ice I'm wee lei sduAe; oti jei, o.
bycejne vlidne a nrodchns,te
ttichou anelancholii, stkraly Sc
bnyr1f vytfsst4nymi.
I rety jeji chvsly Sc skorem
neust&le, pronasejice vety be-
re vsdlsD ladu a sa1ladu, . Ca
sto beEe v5i souvislosti pro tlo-
kvHka nexAsveceneho, -mezi nj
tmiz Msk opGicoNala Sc Casio
lslova: "zyxmnnt --- Brunoy
- syn&Gek mdj!.'
Cd nekoiika mtsicI jiz ne
hbyla sc v chore jevila k.ise tax
IIsilnd, zylaSte pax TAX huzev-
|fnat& -.
/ Pani Amadisova nezdesila
Sc jipfilS, vedouc, ze konec-
me i tato lsrise opet pomine,
.IiMedela toliko pisobiti proti to
lmuto rozcileni pfilisnemu a "a
lbranii, ably nedostoupilo miry
ljeste vyssi.
Bezdeky pfipadla Il na mvsl
.hhudba jako iediny proet1edek
" pnsyde leoneiaivy.
"Anh," zaSeptAla sama sobe.
'2sdyhy tax hF&ly teuto ve6er
topdt '"Namou z Postici'. Jake
.l'by to ;bylo stesti PRO nj. LEX
hbyl by razem nslezen !"
| Dale 81 pfinesti 'noviny, kite.
l,srych dnec doposud nebyla ce.
tia.
| Rosevaev6i lie, rozhledla sc
lined po 'nav6stloh divadelnich
ma koRci textu.
V opere hrali Roberta d'a.
I'b!a".
/. 20, to by nebylo mic pro E.
sterku!' prohodila sdobrosrdee.
ma lena " .dnchn. ."Cele toto
pfedstaveni, pine card a kou
eel, jeptisky, zjeveni napriro
Fsena, d'abH a jeho ;tiEpkina
'hrbitov q plameny pekelne, vst
: to zmatlc by a rozcililo jesta
vice ducha jejfho. We mni
same, ktera prece dovedu 81
podivati treba d'ablu oci
J budiva to strach - veru, -
jest strasidelneho v celem ku.
Sc tom vic nez dosti!'
A pani Amadisova jala NJ
zpivati hlasem falesnejsin
snad jeste nez kdy jindy:
q, krali ,pekel, jsem to ja,
jenz vas vola, o ia,
ma Xeky .tez ,zatra :. !. -"
f "Ne! mel rozhodne; t.
neni ami "a MAX -vesele," pre-
ruSila PAM AnladisoNa sams
sebe, "a prece jsou tam jeSti
! mista, daleko pochmurneisi
daleko pfissrn4jsi, zvlast6 ONT
, misto, kdez HAS ozyvajici $.
mad rovy jeptisek, vola je, by
povstaly zpod kameni, jez STR
Ii vecny jejich sen."
!, "Ach, ano," pokracovala pa
!. nj Amadisoya, kdyz Nbyla SO n.
chvfli zamyslila, "pri ariich {
zjevech takovych mraz Glove
-ku po tele pfebiha. Zajiste
to neni mic prijemneho, aspoi
pro Esterlu nikoli, nebot' j;
bych jeste rada sla Sc op6t jed
!ncu ma toperp tn podfvati, jel
kdyby ubohe dite to bylo dne'
klidnejsi. o, jak mne "Rober
d,ahel' vzdy v&bi vzdar hrd
zam svym :. Ostatne uvidi
me az vecer. Mdzeme dnes il
I sti O. neco drive q nebude-l
: STAY Estercin- byditi potom o
bavy, mohu odejiti jiz o phi
osme, abych slysela zacatek.
; Hovofc tax sebou, ,pani A
= madisova ekvapila "a 'Esterkol
kteraz pravs byla odebrala 81
do sve komnaty.
Spatril& il. tam, jak prav'
ohnacela listy illustrovaneh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09

aIR'sse slfA AA1tHs re neAA0fa A0lj
xedoRi . !tpms % Ae ma nlsm na
l&Gk.
Nohciarara sosetfovatelka ieii1
pfisbo,spile x nj i dotkla ,se 81
lehanpke ieiho ramene. 1
Eaterka .nachNala Sc j nod
leho,s1kym ,tlu&vkem timto -
potal6slla m lani An,adisovou
palsledem zo1tllentm. Il
" saankildu ysak .posnala ii
VI = Rety jeji staarly sc v D.
ssnEv beGw5raany.
;Staxesuka weak ,tazala se if;nx
v6d1E.:
s.d@k yode se vam, moie mi
k dir? LAX stlafi ,se rozkosne
moii v<Godkyni?" .
Ia dplae osemooanosti. mi
styku lplne lvernem, kdy CHI
zy6davci nebvvali nr,tnmn;
pani .AmadisoMa rada davala
nestastne chran3nce sve titul.
ma kteryz msla pine prayo.
Rronesla.li slovo sv6votflkyn9'
lichottxsle tim v ,prayt3k wlax-
III sxk .narriposti.
Esterau .vsak neo3pousdSla
ma lc,sotny ,naeev ten .ani slc-,
vem. ari no]kynem ;;eA;n6m
zdalo -. ,ze ,.llov t,,ch ,v,.h.c
aenoe,,or,la !, .,,,.ap,,S liza ! i;
neal,sela
,Nsskera ,,ozoroost veak ora
r;s.i; .so,,.t..ed;,v :. ns
H. ,.s,o,.aS .sa.,.a -.
ma rvtinu ;a,co,,s; iek ,raniima.
Ia stsed listr .;ednoho ,ster11zz
byla nravs nrstv swim; ohrat;-
Ia.
Zarou4s chus,o co +s,o nho-
he silene zenv chvenim ..krka
kre6oxitym.
Esterka povstala. drzic Ia
Won. ~ nanadns 90 +se.,,,c; ~
.kou syszek. ktertx 4 bvla nrk
va rroaa;x.le ;uL..,,;,o !; ,,a,o.o
vaGkem nravs ,nkv svs M kra
SIM leterouS ,nsla usaa or;ma
.Co ,ieet s. .sasfies t2z,xala ", 90
pani Amadisoya y duch,, sama
eebe. ~Cosi .takou6ho ;sem
dosud u nj nYkdv nenozo,,ova.
IA. Co nalezla as v,teto kni.
ze?"
/ dedsia ,petom .nehlas:
.sTykazte trochn z1a4a mo;a
d;te, - JIkazta ,nhrax tan svs
pritelkyni oddane."
Mluyic TAX. starmka zena
pi,istoupila 4 Esterce ie;;z az;
vydssene neodvracelv 90 ami
ma okamzik od rvtinv . ieii5
rty septaly slova nesouvisla.
Prstv silene -wiralv krecov:.
t9 list.
1eii cello so zachmurilo.
Zaiists. Se y arozku ;ei5m
pomatenem dalo sc cosi ode
dayna v nem liz neohvvklaho
leytina ona. .kre,bv dosti ne.
ddkonsle. ale nfece vef;ce i.
cinlive ! ma nrosteho divaka
nepochybne budila v dust sile-
ne iakesi yzpominkv doea,d q.
ysem neurxits
A sflana vzdor zakalenost;
dncha svahn !; sva n.rst; .hlo.
della dodati vzpominkam tom
non3knd v3tsi iaano.t;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-09
VAS MAJETEK

Chcete-li Vas majetek prodat
vym6nit, neb koupit novf, ~.
slouzime Vam v kazd6m
pffpad4.
Kupujem q prodav&me prvni
a druh& dluznf 1pisy mort
gsge). Pojist'ujeme ve, v5sch
pffpadech. ,'ss'
THE CLEVELAND HOME
INVESTMENT CO.
s5A1S BROADWAY.
Geo. c. Piwonla, .pokladnik.
Leuis Tacl. pazem. jadna&All.
Union 1161 Broad 266
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-27
|, 0O0EKPECTED.
TO PICNIC At
BEACH
Women's Bindery Union and
Society. OF Deaf to Visit
Chesapeake Resort

Nearly 1000 excursionists are OK
pected to attend outings at Chesa-
peake Beach tomorrow Of Women's
Bindery Union No. ~. international
Brotherhood Of Bool1binders. and
Division No. 46, National Fra.ernal
Society Of the Deaf.
The union program includes bath
ing, fishing, boating, and picnicking.
Miss Mamie T. Daniel, president of
the union, and Miss Myrtle F. Nc
Alloy, recording secretary, are in
charge of arrangements.
4 The deaf society is q national In
surance fraternity with headquar-
tiers in Chicago, a cash surplus Of
$500, 900, 100 divisions organized, and
a total membership Of 5000 deaf per.
sons. It's triennial convention will
be held in st. Paul, July-7 to IL. Of
ficers Of the local division are w.
Cooper, president; H. Drake. vice
president: w. Souder, secretary; C..
Quiniey, treasurer: J. Eskin, direc-
tor, and J. Edelen. patriarch. The
excursion committee is composed of
w. e. Marshall, chairman; r. Scott,
in charge Of tickets, and w. Eding-
ton, In charge of games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-27
CLOTHES WRINCER Is
FOUND MAKING MONEY

RIVERSIDE, Cal, June 81
Grinding out money with clothes
wringer was what Corbett Nc
Nickle was preparing to do here
when arrested, according to Off.
GERS who said they found in his
room a dozen Photographic plates
of bills ranging in denominations
from SO to 500, and a camera
fitted with a special lens adapted
for counterfeiting.
The clothes wringer. was Nc.
Nickle's printing process" they
said.