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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
Pazourek a Lisy
4819 FLEET AVE.
roh independence Rd.

Veskere plechafske a pokry-
vacske prace. zavadsni a spravky
fernesd Sc rychle yykonavaji.
Pokryvani stfech patentnim pa
pirem a opravovani bfidlhovych
stfech jest nasi specialitou.
Nase dlouholeta zkusenost '
obouo borech vam zarucuje prvo-
tfidni praci Iplnou spoko;enost
ZdDoleite tel. Broad 3OI2
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MLADY, silny muz, 22 rokG
starry, zde rozeny. ceske an
'glicke reci mocny, hleda "a
mestnani v jakemkoli oboru,
Rad by Sc naucil remeslo bud
" natSracstvi anebo phi staveh
nj pr&ai, po pffpad6 j v jinem
oboru. Nechte adresu laskav6
" adm. t. listu. 7-15
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|PRODA Sc krasne pfirodni
romanticke mfsto, pine stromd
asi akr rovne pIdy a asi til a.
kry rokli, potok tece skrz. Vo-
da, chodnfky a tvrida costa. Je
tam dun o s svetnicfch, ga
raz a jine mensi hospodarske
budovy. Naleza Sc u zatacky
w. Glendale. Haste Sc u Mr..
Bubny, 2629 Woodhill Rd. u
Luna Parku. 's'D fss'a' 7--14
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PLAYER se prod6 "a $195.-
Prodame vam vysokotfidnf 80
note Player piano sc 10 rolls,
stolickou, phi splatce $12 me-
sicne. Haste Sc u Mrs. FiSer,
1887 Euclid ave 7-16
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JAN CIMBURA
fiHOcESKA IDYLLA.
vypravuje J1NDRIcH S. BAAR
HHOCESKA IDYLLA

konim "a ohlavy.
"Jenom nezapomen bic,'
usmal Sc sedlak, znaje Cimbu'
rovu slabost jezditi bez bice
Ale Cimbura nezapomnel. ia.
ko zezlo ma trGnu - stall u2
bic zarazeny do skozeneho pou
zdra po prave >strane kozliku
Byl to takovy bic, jaky vidal
Cimbura u formand z povo-
lani. Ma pohled to byl zcela
obycejny cerny feminek tra.
pecky ma navesce, pouze rako.
sove biciste bylo neobycejne
dlouhe a pom9rn9 slime. Dolej
ST jeho cast - schovana
pouzdru, byla dlkladne zele-
zem do kola okovana, jakoby
Sc bal Cimbura, kdyby il
lzmackl, ze by il v ruce rozdr-
til. Ba trochu olova musil mu
kovar do, rukovitka zaliti.
Cimbura jej vytahl a podal
sedlakovi.
'Dobry bie,'' pochvalil ho
Kovanda, svihnuv jim ma zkou
sku a potezkavaje no v ruce.
"Tak jsi hotov? Nezapom-
mel jsi ma nic?" optal Sc vaz-
ne.
'"Na mic, pantato," stejne
vazne, ale jist6 a rozhodne
fekl Cimbura a sundal klo-
bouk.
kovanda vytahl z kapsy
KraJlcek cnleDa a rozlomll no
Ma TIL dlly. Jeden pooal Clm-
Durovl, druny UoDraKu ma sura
ne poasednl a tretl Divoke ma
slrane narucni.
''Dej boze, abys Sc, Cimbu-
ro, We zdravl vratil," rekl pri
tom.
'Dejz to Pan Buh," odpove-
del Cimbura a snedl chleDa.
Sedlak spickou bice udelal
pred koni ma zemi tri krize
a podal bic kocimu. len sko
! eli ma kozllk - Ulvoka Zareh'
tala - Dobrak zahrabal preo
nj nohou - Cimbura mlask
jazykem pritahl oprate. Ko
!, ne zvedli hlavy a vykrocili.
'Provazej Pan Buh," krice
la Marjanka z kravina.
"Provazej Pan Buh,' di
lltetem v naruci stojic na zasp
prala hospodyne.
''Pan ,bIh dej," zavola
! Cimbura a otevfenymi 'vrat!
Ivyjel ma naves.
Pastyr prave vytruboval
lide vyhaneli do stada.
! "Pozdravuj Prahu," .;
Turka ma moste" - "a Brun
clika" - "privez nam obra
zek," kriceli "a Cimburou, all
to uz kocar hucel a v jeh,
duneni zanikaly vsecky vzka
zy.
"Zdravi vzkazovai," w
kfikl ma vsecky Cimbura "a
Itocir klobouckem ma rozlou
cenou cele drahe visce a Wy
!jel do poll.
i Zeme porosena, jako potter
|zalita, parila Sc v zaplave slu
Ice a vonela vlhkem. Kde'
Nv sadu anebo ma jetelisti hrl
'lby brousek s krikem jezdil p
ocelove kose. Probuzeni cvrI
kove po mezich v pfedtus
krasneho dne zvedave vylez,
} Ii z der a bujare kriceli svoj
-.,jednotvarna "Trip - trp". n
strome Y cesty usedla syko
} ka a nekolikrat stejnou stru,
nou vetou optala Sc: "Cimbl
, ,ro, Cimburo, kan pax jedeS?
Cerna yrana roztahla. Sc i
kridlech pod modrym nebel
. a z plnych plic kricela n
Cimburu: Exam? Kam?' :
: l zaby 2 kaluze vystrkoval
4 hlavicky a zajikave, nesme
: odvazovaly Sc tazati: "Ka!
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PRoNAJME Sc nabytkem
opatfeny pokoj pro jednoho
neb diva pAny v modernifn pri-
vatnim dome. Haste Sc V (.
1912 Revere ave. Union ka-
ra. TIP
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MUSf BYT vyprodan lplne no.
w nabytek a karpety re ctyr
pokoj1, pouze Ia dni uzlvany,
y jistych pricin. Haste Sc v {.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
|du. !?
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MT. PEASANT. Dvourodin-
ny, dunn Q 4 svetnicfch $ koup.
dole a to same nahofe, sklep,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, ga
rAz> slepicnfk a jine. Lot je
40 pfi $50 ,stf. Ovocne stromy.
Cena $1,000. Blizsf sdeli Neje-
dix Mikes, Realtors, 11O15
Union ave. Tel. Broadway
|2586. '7-12
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OBCliODNf MfSTO. Tento
rilajetek pozdstava z jednoho
,p6kneho storu, kde je cukro-S
vinkovt obchod, 6 svetnic, kou
pelnA a garaz. Majetek je star
81, ale misto pro obchod W.
borne, ma hlavnf ulici pfi dvou
kar&ch tla zapadnf strane. Ce-
ma $1O.5O0 "a vsechno. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5642 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Stuk-.
bauer. tu Til
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New York, g. cervence. Poprve hstorn missionafske
cnnos Afce aeropanu bude pouzivano jistym MISSIONS
FEM p objzdce jeho oblas Missiona jenz bude pozvati
tohoto zpsobu dopravy je Dr. E. A. Late enz svo man
zelkou synem vypu dne pole sve pIsobnost Lber
Aeroplan zaopat iuheranska mssni rada Baltimore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10

svoji panicku, protoze veil dc
Prahy sveho starsiho syna Jir
.dricha Otakara, jenz zdedi'
po otci lasku k archaeologii
stal Sc musejnfm asistentem
pomahaje Janu Erazimu Voce.
lovi poradati v Praze musejnt
sbirky. Pecliva maminka sama
chtela vybrati svemu milene.
mu synkovi byt a upravit mu
hnfzdecko
Ale celia rodina i s panen
radou hovela 81 jeste v pracho.
vych perinach, kdyz uz We stat
ku Kovandovic v Hradisti da.
vno vsecko .bylo ma nohach
Hned rano pred ctvrtou VISTA.
val prvni Cimbura. Husta tina
lezela jest9 ma vsem, a on u2
nasypal konfm ovsa a pfi lu-
cerne pozorne a dIkladne je
hrebelcoval, hrivy a ocasy "a
pletene rozpletal a procesa-
val, napojil je a naposled pine
jesle vonnehO sena Jim nalo-
zil. Tichym, spokojenym hla-
sem brucel 81 pri tom svoji
jitrni pisnicku misto modlitby.
Teply, spankem osvezeny ra-
dostne pristoupil pax Ike stud
nj. Hridel dreveneho rumpalu
zaskripal a Cimbura navazil
81 plny okov krist'alove' vody.
S chuti ponofil do nj hlavu ]
ruce, jako ryba zasplychal We
sele, bujne chladici vodou a
jako dite blazene Sc usmal.
Znovu a znovu noril do vody
hlavu, svalnaty kirk a prsa. O.
trasl Sc konecne, utrel, ucesal
Sc a zbozne pokrizoval. Pc pa
te hodine vessel do svetnice.
Tam uz selka varila snidani.
Cimbura v komofe oblekl Sc
do svatecnich satI a vybral 81
konske paradni pokryvky.
Ma nebi jiz hvezdy bledly
ptackove Sc probouzeli a ze'
me sedala sc prvnim podzim.
MIN mrazikem.
"Bude krasny den,' prohO'
dill Kovanda, vychazeje nynI
po snidani s Cimburou do sta.
je - ''reka Sc pari a mlhy
padaji k zemi."
"Pekne bude - dym jake
snura stoupa k nebi," prisved
Gil celedin a zrakem bloudi
pO HradiSt'skych strechach
jakOby ma rozloucenOu chte
tim zrakem je obejmout po'
libit.
Odpocali kone ma stani vi
nohama netrpelive hrabali.
"Pockejte, vsak Sc dockate
a nabazite Sc - mate to ces
|tu pred sebou - a prazskt
dlazdeni to nejsou nase trav
ne, drnovite cesty. Jenom, Gin
buro, nezapOmen - kazdy
den nohy Jim vymij = kopy
ia prohledni a podkovy prokl'
pei a kdyby Sc n6ktera vi
klala, hned kovej, ma mic ne
dbej - kdyby pan rada seb'
vice special. Dlazdeni je ka
ma kon6," napominal znov,
sedlak horlive pomahal d.
svatecnich postrojd kone oble
kat. Sam potom prvni Dive
kou re stale vyvedl a do kc
caru zaprahl - "a MIN vyhl
null sc Cimbura Dobrakem.
To uz slunicko vyskocil
mad lesy, promnulo. 81 oci, "a
smalo Sc zlatym lsmevem il
ko krasne dite a kolem n6h
zasrselo to ohnivymi paprsk.
Etenkymi dosud jako vlask!
ale kan dopadly, tam ustupt
val mrazivy dech noci, sediv
mraz jihnul a zeme .ylhkem s
Icernala.
| Pred zaprazene kone p,
klekl Cimbura a namastil
nacernil Jim ma cestu jeSte di
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drzeli = to bude horsi, nez se
tocit ma poll anebo kiatit Sc Y
prkenaku. a nac ten speech?
Pred sedmou nesmime byt Y
Pisku -" a kons jakoby roz-
umeli. Drobnynlii, laskovnymi
krdeky cupali. jakoby tancili,
dobre zivenA tela prohupoya-
la Sc ' kffzi ma stihlych no
bach, hlavami vyhazovali, u
zdy bujnosti hryzli.
Kdyz ma Pisecke radnici po-
caly hodiny odbfjeti sedmou,
zarachotil kotar pod okny pa
ma rady.
"stary vojak,' pochvalil 81
pan rada, "te pfesnosti Sc tam
naucil,"" q sedinami prokvetlou
hlavou mihly Sc vzpomfnky a
zkusenosti nabyte ma komi-
sich Sc selskymi potahy. i Sc
samym Kovandou ktere-
mu ma hodince prave nezale-
zelo.
Sluzky snasely hned kufry
"a krabice. Cimbura stole ma
kozliku rovnal a privazoval
je ma strese kocaru. Sotva ze
byl hotov, prisle j panstvo.
Cimbura seskocil - ale ruky
= jak bylo zvykem, panu ra-
dovi nepolibil - jenom pral
vsechnem st'astne dobre ii
tro.
"Uz jsi byl nekdy v Pra-
ze?" optal Sc no pan rada,
zatim co panitka uhnizd'ova-
la Sc We. voze s obsfrnyna ko-
Sem, plnym lahvf, masa, chile
ba a rdznych drobnostf, jez
cestou pro vsechny NONE pfi
pady mali byt lined po ruce,
Ia nj uz syn 81 usedl - je-
nom pan rada hovofil dosud s
Cimburou pax s nekolika
Ipany = snad lredniky a lou
Gil Sc s mimi. III jeste i do o.
tevreneho kocaru Sc klaneli a
nehnuli Sc dfiy, dokud kone
nedali Sc do b9hu.
Zmizel Pisek, zmizela, ja-
koby Sc potopila, konecne i
vez dekanskeho kostela a WIZ
octl Sc v Siren kraji ma ceste
do Prahy.
Bylo ujednano az v Milne
Sc zastavit - lrive me- Popfat
tam konfm kratk6ho oddechu,
pokrmit je trochu napojit,
ably vydrzeli potom az do Do
brise, kde mela byt ma cele
ceste nejdelsi zastavka, a pax
v jedne tare melo to jit az do
Prahy, kan at prijedou tre-
ba uz pozde vecer - jen kdyz
to bude pred devatou hodinou,
nez Ujezdska brana Sc zavre.
S tim ~rozvrhem 1plne SOU
hlasil Cimbura. "Je videt, re
lie to zkuseny pan," chvalil
pana radu v duchu - obiraje
Sc ma kozliku stale jen cestou
a jfzdou. V Miroticich, v Cine.
licich a vsude v kazde obci
kterou projeli a kde byly vez'
nj hodiny ma kostele nebo ma
zamku, pozorne Sc jich vsiml
l. kdyz zjevila Sc ma bile sill
nici zveda mytni zavora, pc
lkazde Sc zaradoval. Mezi tin
leo pan rada platil - on pee
: live Sc yyptaval, >kolik je ho
: din, pro ustotu v rychlosti 81
: tazal, jak daleko jeste mali
jaka je costa - neni-li kfizo
vatka nejaka, pilne 81 vsima
sloupd u silnice q napisi nj
! Mich i k slunci zraky otacel I
: podle neho podle stinu do
, bu denni odhadoval.
: Ale hlavni pece jeho platil,
konim. S kopce je pridrzova
a citlive, opatrne die potfeb!
9 brzdil, do kopecku nechal j
jit lplne volnym krokem, all
-Fpo rovine ukazal panstvu, G
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SINGER sici stroj, hotove SIS,
pax So mesicne splacet; u Jos.
A. Libala Abb Clark ave. Tel.
Lincoln 5292. TIT
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PRODlA Sc

NASLEDkEM NEMOcE mu-
81 byt prodan moderne zafize-
ny pekafsky obchod. kde je
obchod zaruceny. Blisf Sc sde-
II v {. 1858 Woodhill Rd.
..i ITO
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DR. BNE
OF N A M K Y


PkoNAJME Sc byt 8 ctyfech
svetnicfch s koupelnou, vse "a
fizeno. Haste ,se v Z. 1850
Coath Ave-. Union kara.
7-12
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PEKNY LOT ma Lenacrave av.
blize kary, skoly q kostela.
vsechno mestske zavedenf, da
Sc LEVINE. zavolejte telefonem
Lakewood 1411 r. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10

PRODA Sc set . 4 zidlich a
stal do jfdelny. Haste Sc (.
3943 vych. Az. Ill. nahore v
yadu u Washington parku.
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PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
pokojich, elektrina, veranda a
jine zarizenf, Naleza Sc v (.
921s Folsom Ave. Haste Sc
v Z. 1906 Quincy ave. 7-12
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BEZDETNf mladi manzele hle
dali slusny byt bud na, a,zapad-
nj neb vychodni strane, as Q
dvou pokojfch, kuchyni a loz-
nici a satne, kde je koupelna,
plyn a elektrika. Pfihlasky u
.cinte pod znackou ''Slusny
byt" do adm. t. listu. I?
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PRONAJME Sc byt nahdfe o
q pokojfch, koupelna, fernes
ia jine zafizeni. Haste Sc v (.
13405 Svec ave. 7-1O
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PkIJME Sc muz na barveni
. papirovanf na farmtl. PrAce
as ma diva tydny. Haste Sc Y
Z. $685. Gable ave. 7-10
MLADY MUz, intelisentnf, o
vladajici ceskou,, neineckou 4
francouzskou rec v slov6 j ,pi-
sme, hleda ptimefene zamest-
mani. Nechte laskave adresu v
administered ''Sveta". I'll
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PRODA Sc dvourodinnt dun
Q 5 pokojich dole a to same
nahofe, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy,
elektrika. vse zafizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pfipade druhy mort
gage. Haste Sc v {. 1865 vych.
l31. ul. blixa Union kary.
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PRoNAJME sE rohovy stor
Haste Sc v <. 1859 Broadway,
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PRODA Sc davenport set "a
$50, library table SIP, dinning
room set $50, kulaty stil $40,
sici stroj $12; holrack Sd, ply
nova kamna SIS, lednicka SIS
|postel So, Glib IS, praci stroj
So, dressers, karpety, zidle d
jiny nabytek. Haste Sc v {,
4313 Clark ave. S. w. ITO
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PRIME Sc svobodny muz ma
praci ma farn1u. Haste se v (
5835 Cable Ave. 7-1s
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PR0DA Sc pekny stavebni
lot nd Benham ul. same
|vych. 13l. ul., da Sc LEVINE,
Haste Sc v (. 134O5 Bartlett
Ave 7-fa
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PRoD4 Sc pskny domek 0 s
pokojfch, koupelila, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo, garaz, dlaz
|dsnA ulice, je nedaleko skoly
q vych. los. kary a Warner
Rd. Cena $500, hotove $500
a ostatnf ma lehke splatky.
The Atlas Finance Co., Broad
way a vych. So. ul. Tel. Broad
way 375u. Ptejte Sc M Rob.
Kohout. ITO
, 1924-09-16
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR
WEEK RNrEO SEPTEMBER Is, 1924.
AT G IRI5TLANSTBD, v. ]. ?. O,

Miss Indiana Armstrong, Mrs. Eliza
beth Anfhon. Mrs Ant0netta Andrew
Miss ArabeIIa Andrew, Miss tFelyn h@-
gila, Mrs. Dean5e Brandt, Mr.. Charles
Lowwies baber, Mrs. clementina Ban
lster, Mrs. Audrey Bastlars, Miss Mlrlafo
Bnntin cto H. James, Marie CHRISTIAN,
Mrs. Ierl5a Christian, Mr. josaph Chfis-
TOPPER, Mr., Ez }k1ll Cassie, Mr., VIM. r.
Dyer ~, Mr. William Degrasse. Mf-
Alexander Downing, bdW England, MISS
ldaIia Franklin, Mrs. Adelaide f9rd,
Edna Louise George, Mr.. Allied H. TO
well, Miss Viola Henry, "il)&m a. hen
r. Est. Mo Ibijou ~, Mrs. Re6eeca Isaac
Mrs. Rebbecca Isaac, Ny Samuel James
i2), Mr., Jenymia James, Mrs. Ann Mary
, 1924-09-16
3

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The Glenwood post., 1924-07-10

or by publication, within fifty days
after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day Of service; OF said actien may
be regularly set for trial tho same As
though such appearance had been made
and issue lad been joined on such
complaint. ~.
The said action is brought by plain
tiff to obtain decree Of divorce, dis.
solving the bonds Of mattimony now
existing between plaintiff and defend
ant, ON the ground Of Desertion and
support, as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to.
which reference il hereby made and
copy Of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear, and to plead to the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief herein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court, this 11th day Of June,
A. D. 1924.
(seaD J. W. BELL,
Judge Of the County Court
First publication june 86, 1924
Last publication July "a, 1894.
The Glenwood post., 1924-07-10
June so

June so
Don F. Cowell, s21 West 9Th Ave-,
Denver, Secs. and 12, TIP. II N, R.
SO.
Tracy R. Love, 1922 Birch st., Dem
yer, Secs. 10 Ill, TIP. NJ, B. 96.
Dr.. Louis H. Ruegnitz, 2232Albion St.,
Denver, Secs. s, 8. Z, TIP. 8 n, R. 90.
James o. Parish, 72s Equitable Bldg,
Denver, Secs IL, IL, TIP. N, B. 81.
James E. Ullman, Eagle, Secs. 8, 4, Tp.
4S., R. "a.
Chas. E. Brown, Mount Harris, Secs,
TIP. s n, B. 102; Sec. /, TIP. 8 N,
X. 1O3.
Harold Kees, Mount Harris, Secs. 8,
10, TIP. s N, B. 103.
VIM. L. James, A1ial, Secs. z, ., TIP.
an; Secs. 81, 80, TIP. N, R. o..
Ole Jensen, Craig, Sec. 8, Tp. s N,
h. 90.
July 8
Mollie Gregory, Craig, Secs. 80, 80, TIP.
8 n, R. 90.
Geo. F. Marshall. Craig, Secs. l, y, 8,
10, IL, IL, TIP. II n, R. 81.
John N. Crandell, Craig, Secs. 81, "a,
rs, 20, TIP. 2 N, r. SO.
Edward w. sexsmith, Craig, secs. 80,
80, 33, "a, TIP. 2 N, R. SO.
Glen Motley, 1916 Glenarm Pie, Den.
yer, Secs. IA, II, 1s, 35, S6, Tp. 9
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U;a,roond. LAKE,

Nature. working deep beneath the
surface Of the earth under great pres
sure, has made our familiar transpar-
ent diamonds from carbon By an
othsr method Of nature, daxsling imita-
tion diamonds have been formed in
limestone regions. Underground wa
ters trickling through the earth In
limestone areas dissolve out lime and
later deposit It AZ crystals OF calcium
carbonate and calcium sulphate In sub
terranean caverns. The crystals OF
calcium carbonate are the more bril-
liant and, Il free from contamination
by other minerals In solution, are
transparent Of, pure white Such crys
tails, when illuminated BY artificial
light will daxzle the eye as other dia.
mcnds do In the sunlight. The most
beautiful example Of these diamonds
Of lime il found in the diamond lake
In, the Endless ,cavefhs at New Market
VI. The ihands and shores Of this
miniature lake, 2e0 feet below the sur.
face, CLEAN with the sparkle Of mil
Hons Of diamonds Of lime when white
light il thrown on them.
The Glenwood post., 1924-07-10

Chicago. In February, 1917, he star
ed the Mary Dawes Hotel for wome
as . tribute to his mother. Togsths
with his brother, Henry N. Dswei
who assists him in the managing o
thsss hotels, he wrote the following
iastrustions to the employees in AL 0
thcm:
We are simply hotelkeepers,
and the Mary Dawes Hotel i
nothing but hotel run as first
class, respectable place, differing
from other first-class hotels only
in its cheaper prices. Since our :
guests pay for our service, we as-
soume NO right ~ hetslkeepers to
inquire into their private affairs.
There is nothing in the fact that
one becomes our paying guest,
either in our hotels for men or for
women, which should subject him or
her to any other restrictions thea
Il larger rate per day were be-
ing paid.
"'We wish to assure our pa
troas that 30 long as they are or
derly and deport themselves prop
! erly while in our hotels their inde-
pendence will not be interfered
with, nor will they be. affronted
with unasked advice or interfer-
ence with their private affairs.
At the Rufus Dawes hotels at Bos-
ton and Chicago in the last three
years we have registered and
cared for over 100000 guests, and
we claim at no hotel charging SO
times their rates is no better order
observed or greater appreciation
Of others shown by guests
"This gives you real idea Of what
General Dawes has accomplished fol
the destitute. It shows the gentler
human side of big man. His idea Of
helping the down and out people il
not just to sign and send check. Ir
his system he is helping the unfortu
nate and at the same time making il
pay SO that those who use these hotel
need not feel that they are accepting
charity. They are paying for wha
they get. In other words, he help
them to help themselves. I will tel
You more about this man later. So of
to bed.''
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NICHOLAS A. sOHMUEsER,
Nor1os FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office. Glenwood Springs, Colo,
Notice 4 hereby given that William
Grant, Of Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
who, on September 26th, 1919, made
Additional Enlarged Homestead entry,
Serial No. O12376, for Southeast Quar-
ter (SEA) Of Section 80, Township 6
South, Range ss West, Sixth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final three-year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribsd, before Register and Receiver
Of the q. 8. Land Office, at Glenwood
Springs, Colorado, on the 2sth day of
August, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles ]. Hopkins, J. g. Woody,
Marion Avi, and Ollie Moore, all Of
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
WALTER SPENCER,
Register.
First publication July 3, 1924.
Last publication July 81, 1924.
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Twenty Years Ago
Items Taken From The Post Published
the Second Week in July, 1904

j. W. Cummins was down from Sun
shine on business Tuesday.
Mayor VIM. Dougan went, to Eagle
Monday on business as well as to cele-
brate the Fourth.
Miss Grace Tully went to Aspen
last Sunday for days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ford left Mon
day for St. Louis to attend the World q
| fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harris were among
Glenwood's visitors from South Canon
Monday.
8. Hymes and his grandchild went
to Grand Junction Monday to spend
the, Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman went to Sunshine
to spend the Fourth.
Ed Everett was quite i'll for couple
of days this week, but at this writing
is much improved, although being rath.
er weak.
Judge John T. shumate of the dis
triet court and his family came dvwn
from Aspen Sunday and opened the
June term Tuesday, returning after a
short session Wednesday.
A party Of pienickers consisting Of
Mrs. Carrie Neeb, Mrs. W. q. Smith,
A. 81. Smith and wife and W. 8. Smith
spent Monday at Four Mile park.
Mrs. o. B. Fleming, who has been
visiting the. past two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Needham, on Cattle creek,
returned Wednesday to her home in
Rifle after visiting briefly with Mrs.
Lucy Dewitt.
H. b. Blaine, prominent citizen
Of DeBeque, was a Glenwood visitor
the first of the week, stopping at Ho-
tel Glenwood. Mr.. Blaine was promi-
nently connected with the oil business
at DeBeque which promised SO well at
one time and which has not been en-
tirely given up at the present time.
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Old papers for sale at this office.
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I love You,' love you,s !. all HAT ean Saw.

a book, or a song, or a painting,
il it does not tell the story I love
you 1t cannot mean much to the
public.
Anything Of sentiment to b
important, must have that confess
sion mixed up in it."
Miss Abeling adds that the
popular song II Love You" tells
the whole love story in its SIM
plest form. "And in its haunt
ing musical setting" she said. "T
Love You IL the worlds perfect
love letter, more useful to the
love-lorn young man than any
letter writing guide ever COM
posed.s
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N, B. 90.
Henry W. winlock, 2s46 Franklin St.,
Denver, Secs. 5, 8, z, TIP. II N, R.ss.
July 8
Edwin J. Kampschover, 1925 Foster
Bldg, Denver, Secs. 8, 4. 10, Is, TIP.
8 N, R. 102.
Arthur 3. Ohedel, u Boland Jewelry
Co., st. Louis, NO., Secs. Q, 3, 4, s,
II, II, Tp. q N, B. 1o1.