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Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
GRID TEAM is
OUT WORKING
AT CENTRAL RI

Editor IS Note Floyd G. Far
rar has been appointed as
Press correspondent this selnoS-
to- at Central Union high school
and Junior College. Any stu
dent VINO has items of interest
for publication should hand
thcln to Mr.. Farrar as the Press
is anxious to cover all social,
school and athletic events at
the schools as thoroughly as
possible.
The FL CeEtro grid team is again
at work after long rest. We have
with us this year, about 15,letter
men OF last year, including Cap
tain Willoughby who was elected to
fhis office last year. The iine-up
This year is as follows. Herbster,
Roberts, Foster, c. Miller, Caroline,
Clarke. Graften, Collins, Flanagan,
Glenn, Paine. Farrar, Beck, Paine,
Hiem, Hosiakai. Higganbothan, O..
Miller, Peters, Il. Green, Willough
bv( captain), Schultz, Hays, Bur
rage, Hurst, Fancher, Starr, Conn,
Watson, Cassatt, Byrd, L. Green,
Maupin ". Nice, D. Nice,
Baker, Richmond, P. Gillett, Gary,
Poole, Machey, Tucker, Shaw. The
average weight is about 100 pounds.
The famous left end Of Holtville,
Byrd, is with Central this year and
promises to be a great man. Back
field competition is very keen this
year and these that make the back
field on the first team will have
to be real men.
The athletic field has been plant
ed with 4 heavy sod of grass and
is very much better than the old
stvle dirt field. There are a few
minor improvements to be made on
he field and when these are made
Central win be- ready for its first
game, which is in six weeks. The
schedule has not yet been made
,ut, but this is expected in short
ime.
Helm, Miller Hosiaki 'Higgan
)othan, Peters, Willopghby, Hurst,
7assat, and Sawyer are with us
rom vast year s team and promise
o be good material for this years
cam. Schultz who established him
elf real sprinter at Centrals track
meet l!3t fall looks like he might
make good man for this years
cam.
Coach Armstrong will not start
ieavy training for about a week
s it will take some time for the
nen 10 get limbered up. Several
len of the squad were out last
week and did about two hour s prGe !
ice in the evening SO when school
tafted they were in q little better /.
hape than the rest of the men,.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
New Books For
School Work at
, County Libr ary

A number of new supplementary
books for the grammar schools have
been adopted by the board of edu-
cation of the Imperial County
schools for the new fall terms and
are now available at the county Ii
brary. The list which especially in
terest the teachers. is as follows:
Reading
Every Day Classics by Baker and
Thorndike; Bobby and Betty With
the Workers by Dopp; The Fun
Book, Uader the Story Tree, In
Animal Land, all by LaRue; Read
ing TO Find Out, by Ross; WQrlla
day Doings, and Workaday D6ings
-on the Farm, by Serl; Silent Read
ing by Stone; Silent Reading Hour,
and Graded Literature Readers by
Wheeler.
English,
Children's Classics in Dramatic
Form by. Augusta Stephenson; The
Language Garden by Howard -Haw-
thorne- Howard; and Self-Help Eng
lish Series by Wolfarth Mahoney.
Miscellaneous
Our Constitution by A. J. Claud;
Geography Asia-Geographical Read
er by Ellsworth Huntington; Ply
sieology and hygiene, Health Lessons
by Cuzzort and Trasl; Primer of
Sanitation by Ritchie; spelling, The
Modern Speller by Van Wagner;
Nature Study, Grasshopper Green s
Garden by Schwartz.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
BY GEORGE BRITT
Nea Service Writer

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-It is a gay
day in Chicago Is gloomiest spot
Murderer S Row in the county
Jail.
The sunshine and hopefulness
still illumine the dusty shadows and
drive away the prison atmosphere
and formaldehyde and perspiration
from the fourth tier.
And there dozen waiting men
-lnen who have taken human lives
breathe easier than they have for
months.
Nathan 7. Leopold Jr. and Rich
ard A. Loeb have escaped the
rope!' Now every head turns
more securely.
stSore about its Well, / should
say not, says 22-year-old, gray
haired Bernard Grant who has a
/. date, with no possibility but the
governor $ clemeney interv ening,
for Get IL.
Just Got a Break
g figure this ought to mean
better chance for me and all of US.
/ IN glad.
II just think they got 'break,
and | didn - declares Walter
Kranser, q. Grants partner in the
staying Of a policen:;:i. two years
ago.
Krauser once sstook walk" to
the death cell, but was granted an
extension of time just five hours
before the trap was to be sprung.
The appeal he made during that re-
prieve still is pending before the
state supreme court in Springfield. !
Farther down the row of cells
there floats { low humming of song
from the quarters of Hugh Trivil /
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
Bridge Game Is Off

All the chance I've got now
is the governor But after this,
think things look better. Ny
mother and sister viii go down and
talk to him and maybe he Il com
mute the sentence.
81 thought this would be the
way with Leopold and Loeb, with
all that money, and their wonder
ful alienists and great lawyer.
And / don't think they Il stay
down at Joliet more than seven or
eight years with all that money
working for them.
at doesh t look like any human
being sould commit the crime they
did. Yet they re nice boys.
*'Onee ] was in the bun pen
with Leopold, and it looked like if
they were given death they might
get il Oot. II with me. Leopold
asked if I could play bridge. I
said yes, and he laughed and said
we could all play together the last
night in the death cell. He just
made a joke out of the whole thing,
" All the boys over here are glad
they got off
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

liam and Wins Sam, duslly murder
ers of policeman.
cred " Carroll, who is 20 be
tries for the killing of another
policeman, is playing solitaire and
winning.
Russell Scott, who pleaded guilty
TO killing a drug clerk during a
robbery, was sentenced 40 death
and then was permitted to with
draw his plea and fight his ease,
relaxes and smiles family through
the bars.
Almost as Young
Stats Attorneys Robert E.
Grove, in his plea for death for
Leopold and Loeb, predicted that
if they escaped, it would be n
long time before there was an
other hanging in Cook county"
And Murderers' Row hasn t
overlooked any chances to hope.
Young Grant was 20 when he
was sentenced to the gallows, and
Krauser was 10, pair only a few
months older than the two who
have .iust escaped the moose be
cause of their youth.
GIVE had seven dates altogeth-
er, Grant tells yDn. listing his
delays, reprieyes and appeals.
This hair turned gray between
the time a new trial was denied
and June Is, last year, which was
the first date set. It 5 coming in
brown again, though, like it used
to be.
u don t worry anv more ana Try
TO keep cheerful You sort of
build up yqur nerve here, so you
feel YOU can ge. it over with when
ever your 3.gse comes, no matter
hr1z-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
Organism Fear
Will ForestalI the
Deadlock, is Claim
by United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Fear of
"Bryanism in the White 1Iousen
will prevent deadlock in the elee-
toral college and consequent elec-
ton of president and viee-president
by congress, Congressman Frede-
rick c. Hicks of New York, eastern
regional director of the Republican
national committee, reported at
headquarters today.
"FThe people of this country fear
the chaos that would result if the
issue is not decided at the polls, :"
Hicks said. "There will be dead
lock. Coolidge and Dawes win
gain q clear cut decisive victory. =
The way to a beautiful but dumb
Girl Is heart is n round trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
'~WILL DEFY "DRYS"
WITH APPLE CIDER

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 49,
Congressman John Philip Hills
cider reached the 2.75 per cent mark
today and everything is in readiness
for the party at which Hill and his
friends will defy Prohibition Com
missioner Roy A. Haines Saturday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Prohibition -doesn t make it much
harder to get drink, but it does
make it much harder to drink it.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Heaven must be place where you
don't get tired of loafing.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-21
CLEVELAND Sc MA STATI
SKUTEcNYM LESNfM
MESTEM. ae

Starry predikat prikladany
Clevelandu Forest City" ne
ma byti dele jen ma papire,
ale ma Sc stati skutkem v pra
vem slova smyslu. keditel NEST
skych parkn Harmon "a SOU
cinnosti radniho Schooleye pri
pravuje ordinance, kterou ma
il byti zaopatfeny penize ma
nakup sazenic mladych strom
XII, ktere by pax byly "a vlast
nj ceny rozprodavany jedno.
tlivc1m k okrasleni domovi q
tax prispeti pfislovecnemu
vzhledu masta. " parcich bu.
de prozatim tento podzim Wy.
sazeno 5000 novych stroml
jestlize (aba!) povoleny bu,
dou nejake penize.
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Volby starosty q Pfibran1i. -
2. dubna konany byly v Pfibrami
volby starosty a. mestske rady.-
Starostou zvolen soc. dem. F.. Pc
SEX. bednar. prvnym namsstkem
lidoyec Aug. Click. yoskaf. dru-
hymn csl. soc. Hasenkopf. ucitel.
v msstske rads zasedaji diva ma.
rodni demokrate. til lidovci a po
jednom mali soc. demokrati. po-
litiGti zivnostnici a komuniste.
Zndm0 loulkoherec JindTch
Kopcckl. VIDAL Sc, pro vysoke jjiiz
stafi daisi pouti po vlastech 6es-
kych Sc svymi dfevsnymi aktery
usadil Sc k trvalemu odpocinku
= msstskem chudobinci v Ces.
Budejoyicich. Vice nez chudo-
binec mu jeho dlouholete nditelo-
vani nevyneslo piece bczpoGtu-
krate potesil male j velke razovi-
tymi pfedstavcnimi syeho loutko-
veho diyadla. Inu. svstska slaya.
polni trava. kopecky je nyni 70
! let star. CD"
Ustaoemi SdruScni slouensklch
posldnci a scndtori. PosIancl
a senatofi statotvornych stran slo-
venskych obnovili ma spolecne po-
rade. konane 9. kvetna sdruzeni
a komise, ktere budou stopovatI
hospodafsky. kulturni a politicky
zivot ma Sloyensku. aby zajmy
Siovenska byly pfimefens a ucel
ne po. vsech strankach hajeny zpi
/ sobem jednotnym. Sdruzcni slo
venskych poslancu a senatorl nj
kterak nema oslaboyati nebo me
nit slozeni dosavadnich klubu ;
politickou linn vladni vetsiny
: Pfedsedou sdruzeni jest poslane'
Pocisk.
Rude Priuo" 1vodniku ma
depsanem DO boje "a vladu del
nikl a rolnikii''. pTipomina LEM
noysky program majove demon
: strace komunistcke je tfebal zlo
I miti politickous j hospodafskol
, moe kapitalisticke burzoasie a ma
pnouti ysechny silly. aby Yladcep
, v teto zemi a vsech zemich stal,
Sc dslnicka tfida jeji spojenec-
chudf rolnictvo. Dale Sc prohla
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Emile Berliner, washington
sky vynalezce, pri praci ma
SVEN helikopteru, jenz pfihla-
sen byl jiz do mezinarodnich
zavodu v Anglii v pristim ro-
ce, ma nez britska vlada vypsa
la hlavni cenu $4,000 liber
sterlingd. S pdvodnfm hell
kopterem Jim zbudoyanym
podniknut byl lspesny let
pred dvema roxy v College
parku.
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suje. ze komunisticki strana odmi-
ia stati Sc nastrojem parlamentni-
no balamuceni naroda. Zlepseni
polihcko- hospodafskych pomsrll
spociyi vyhradnx v rukou praeus
jicich tfid samych.
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PRoDA Sc pod cenu novY
dunn Q sesti pokojfch, bunga-
low, hotovy k nast9hovani, js
Y peknem okoli. moderne "a
tizcny, garaz, dlazba zapla-
cena. Tez man pekolik DOM
kn 9 jednom poschodi. Haste
Sc y Fr. Lisy. 4s10 vych. 116.
ul. 2 Miles ave. 5-27
PRopA ST pskne venkovni
mlsto Maple Heights, dunn
Q sesti pokoiich, koupelna,
plyn, elektrika, mestska voda,
nedaleko kary a skoly. Lot je
SO pri 200 str. Toto je n,isto
pro milovnika zahrady q ro-
mantiky. Maietek Sc DO pri-
pade vymeni "a mensi NEST
sky majetek. Pricina prodeje
obchod v,miste. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc ma Rob. Kohout.
5-22
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z ji.tych pficin muslin W
tprodat rnij 1krasny nabytsk
ze StyF. Rokpjl, irpmefop.
karpety . elekrickou law-
pu, vie velmi LEVINE. Haste
- ' (. 1875 vych. la. vi. j
Union. Z
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PRODA Sc feznicky 9 grocer
nj obchod, rohove misto. kde
Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, prodej
"a hotove. De pri nem peknv
byt. Pficina prodeje rozchod
spolecnikn. Haste Sc ma miste
Z. 243O zap. I. ul., rob Jeffer-
son ave. Vemte Fairfield karu.
5-2l
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$500 ma hotovosti koupi do
mex o a pokojich koupel-
nou a velkou krejcovskou dill
nou blize Broadway. Phi ryeh-
lem prodeji da Sc "a .S4400.
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes
realtors, l1015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1856. I
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnikd, det-
skych pannen, trzi Sc pres S4O0
tydne, Musi byt prodan nasled
KEN odjezdu 2 mesta. Haste
Sc v &. 1888 Miles ave. 5-22
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- karpety vsech druhi a
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velkem vybsru u Sc
DLAcKu, 4sle Rreadw4x.
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PRODA Sc grocerni a feznic-
ky obchod v dobrem miste,
kde je trzba "a hotove. Haste
sc V c. $3.50 zap. so ul.
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PRODA Sc v independence;
o., akr pozemku, kde sc ma
leza dlm o z pokojich, kou-
pelna, vyhrevni system, elek-
trina, voda, costa dlazdena, po
pfipade Sc vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Haste sc u j.
Uhalek, Hemlock Rd., Inde-
pence, o. Je to pouze- 9 mil
cd mesta. 5-21
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PRODA Sc pekafsky obchod
ma Union Ave-, ucelne zarize-
ny, We velmi dobrem okoli. A
dresa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
5-26
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
o 5 pokojich dole a to same
nahofe, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy.
elektrika, vse zafizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pripade druhy mort
gage. Haste sc v {. 1856 vych.
131. ul. blize Union kAry.
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PRODA Sc

PRONAJME Sc rohovy stor,
kde nabytkovy obchod byl po
nekolik roki S uspechem ve-
den. Tez v padu nutnosti byt
s garazi. Haste Sc {. 1859
Broadway. 5-26
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nROR N + 4.
OF MA M X Y

NAsLY Sc penize dne IL.
kvetna pfi plesu Starych ces.
kych Osadnfkd. Kdo je ztra-
til, at Sc pfihlasi U Josefa Ska
lska, 1904 Melgrove ave,
Garfield Heights. 5-21
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Sc dvouakrova far
mitka, hodici Sc pro zelinaf-
stvi. Dam je 0 4 pokojich, ga
raz. slepicnik a jine zafizeni.
Blizsi sdeli v. Obdrzalek ma
Tuney Rd. 2 Warner rd.
5-22
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NAME v Corlett blize vych.
131. ul. dunn o 6 pokojfch, kou
pelna, fireplace, fernes a ga
raj, ktery must byt prodan do
IA dni. Cena $6550, hotove
$1,000 postaci. - Tel name
dunn o 4 pokojich, koupelna,
shlep a jine zafizeni. Da sc
"a $3.50. Piste neb zavolejte
Smolik Bfatfi, . 1911 Quincy
ave. Tel. Cedar 1888. $40
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROM An.
Napsa Henru CreUille.
r o M A N !.
Napsal Henry Creuille.

4s5 - ~
a jak by nem6mu vyzvani,
zracicimu Sc v loku knizete,
ani nerozum6l. 4
"Jdete prec ku pfedu!'
zvolal Zacharjev rozechven.
Pri tomto hlase cudesov Sc
teprve vzpamatoval.
Opovrzliye pohledy,- jez ma
neho padaly, zdaly Sc mu tax
hroznymi, jakoby mel jiz ku-
Ii q bambitky v prsou.
Pokrocil tudiz do predu vol
nym krokem q hledel co moz-
ma chraniti sve telo, zatajuje
dech, aby byl hodne slabym;
konecne j skryval Sc "a svou'
bambitku jako "a nejaky Slit.
Kdyby zde byl byval Di-
mitrij. jakou obdivuhodnou sill
hcuettu byl by mohl die po-
stavy Cudesovovy vystrih-
nouti,
PAX, kdyz zpozoroval, ze
knize nenamaha Sc, ably mifil
hned predu ma neho. uznal
"a nutne' dostoupiti az k urce-
ne mezi, kdez t6lem svym ma
hnul Sc CO mono nejvice do
zadu.
"Ten padouch!" zabrucel
knize surov a zmeril jej zu-
livym pohledem.
PAX jal sc miriti = dlouho
- velmi dlouho, jak Sc Ia
charjevu zdafo; byvat' kazda
ytefina v takovych pripadech
vecnosti.
"Befe' jej ma musku;" po'
myslil 81 pax.
V tom padla rama.
Cudesov vytrestil oci, wa
pochop "a jak bezziva hmo'
ia padl ma Zem.
/ ."Pro Blh! Piece jsem ht
nezabil?!" zvolal Slrov. "Pfe
ci jsem. mffil dobre!"
Vsichni sp6chali k ranene
mu. Nekolik kapek krve zbar
vilo snih; Cudesov byl ranel
do leveho ramene, v mem;
maly otvor svedcil, re ran,
neni prave nebezpecnou; by
lat bazen cudesovova vets
nezli zlo samo.
"Ah! to jsem 81 oddychl! !!
pravil SurOv tiSe ku svyr
sv6dkim. "Ten padouch Sc st
hoval a krcil jako kocka. Z
jen z tezka mohl jsem videl
, kousek jeho leveho ramene.
! "Jste vsak take poranen
Ukazte!'
Nezli cudesov nabyl vede
mi, konstatovano. ze kniz
raneh byl ma lokti. Rama jeh
: mohla ysak byti pres noe V,
! hojena.
Cudesovi prilozen obvazel
q Konecne otevrel oci.
: Pane" pravil k nemu KIN
ze, "tesi mne, re vase ran
neni nebezpecna. Stfelil jsel
y tax zdmyslne. Podruhe mohl
}, by to byti horst, jelikoz vein
3 dobre strilite. Vzdavam va
svOu poklonu. MySllm, ze n
u zacneme znova?"
v "knize!" odvetil CudesG
!, vazne, "chtel jsem vam je
, dokazati, re Sc hrozeb neb
o jim. Nyni, kdyz oba ucin
jsme zadost sve povinnosti-
y "Hm, oba?" zabrucel syn
vec Zacharjeva.
81 "Mohu vas ujistiti," pokr
u coval poraneny, ''ze jiz prt
Y nasim pvnim shledanim m
D jsem 1myslu hrabence psa
"a ze nechci donueovanim zisk
2 ii 81 naklonnost - -"
e. "Vyborne," prerusil jej kr
&c. "A nezmenil jste svIj
je mysl?"
"Ne, knize."
4; "Doplsete il jeste dnes?"
w. "Iiz co fak cfa1o pcori lo
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn o 6ti
pokojich, velky lot, velky sle-
picnik, majetek tento sc MALE
"a blize Corlett skoly. Cena
levna. BlizSi sd6li Sc elsie
1852 Farringdon ave. Vemte
Union karu. 5-24
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SvoBODNY PAN hleda byt
V okoli CorIett. bud Sc stra-
YOU anebo kde by 81 mohl
sam .vafit. Haste Sc v {. 13413
Coath Ave. 5-22
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PRIJME Sc obchodni jedna-
tel, ceske reci mocny, ma stale
zamestnani. Zkusenost neni
zapotfebi. Haste sc Il The
Pure Protection Sales Co.,
2O42 vych. 4. st. 5-21
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PRAVE POSTAVENY moderni
dun ma vych. log. ul. {. 1850,
Q 6 svetnicich, dubove podla-
ry, fire place, china cabinets a
line zafizeni. Da Sc pod cenu,
bude-li prodan tento tyden.
Haste sc u stavitele a MATTE
lie {. 3425 vyck. 103. ul.
Tel. Broadway 1922 M 5-22
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JdhO Wy HdSis
Zacharjev zlmyslne chteG
tim dati ma jevo, ze nepotre-
buje cd Mich zadnych milostl.
Vojnov bez odpovedi wal
jednu z prinesenych bambi-
tex a pocal il nabijeti. Zachar
jev, spatriv to, wal druhou
zbran.
Vojnov vsak pravil rytir-
skym hlasem:
"Ne TAX, panove; ddvera
"a duveru! Tim byste mas u
razili. Dejte knizeti tez jednu
nasich zbrani. Prosime o
tor'
Cudesovi nebylo jednani to-
to pfilis milym; ma obliceji je-
no pfece vsak bylo znati ra-
dostny paprsek zadostucineni.
Vzdyt' kope6ne mohl byti spo
kojen! Zbran, kterou mel v ru
ce, znal TAX dobre, jak jezdec
sveho kone, a nebyl-li prave
tax zrucnym, aby v letu mo-
hi zastreliti vlast'oyku, byl
prece vybornym .strelcem. Kro
me toho vsak netrapilo jej tu-
SEMI, zda knize dobre strileti
uni cili mic.
ia vypaEm drive = pony
sill 81. Ma tficet krokd jsem
cile sveho jist. -
"Chcete odpocitati kroky?'
pravil Zacharjev.
Vojnov mel Sc k tomu. Ne
! ucinil vsak ami til kroky, kdyz
Zacharjev no zadrzel.
"Dovolte," pravil, 'obraci-
te Sc zady k slunci!"
"Nu = a co z toho?"
"Co z toho? Jeden z panu
musiI by Sc postaviti primo
ryroti slunci a nemohl by mi
fsiti. Racte dovoliti."
Vojnov ustoupil bled jake
porazeny zapasnik. Zacharjey
hledal pax nejgrihodnejsi mi.
sto, jez v nekolika okamzi.
cich nalezl; pax pocal odme'
rovati vzdalenost malymi kre
ky, jez zanechaly tricet zna
telnych stop We snehu. Vida
Ienost tn rozdelil pax ma tf
stejne .dily. ably sokove urce
nou mez nemohli pfekrociti.
Kdyz vse bylo pripraveno
oba sokove, odlozivse kozichy
zaujali sva mista, ustOupil
svedkove pravo a v levo.
Nasledovala kratka pausa
"Ku pTedu!" oval Sc je
den HAS,
Oba sokove nepohnute sta
null. Qba zdali Sc ma jisto N
:, fiti.
Asi po vterine, jez svedknr
zdala Sc vecnosti, padla pry
mi rama.
Byl to vystrel cudesovdv.
Zraky zprvu obraceny byl
k mistu, odkud rama vysl,
pax bleskem obratily sc v str
nu protivnou.
/ Knize stall vzprimene, b!
trochu bled prava ruka,
ktere do te chvile drzel zbraj
sklesla pojednou. Prsty pov'
| lily a bambitka tise padla d
snehu.
i Knize svesil hlavu 4 skle
ma koleno.
i Cudesov ma strane prot6j
I.s divokym pohledem koch,
}! Sc mad timto okamzikem. N,
: nj nemusil Sc jiz bait phne $
z kova, byl pomsten a vyhlidl
M; stastnou svatbu nebyla j
nyni ohrozena zadnymi pr
kpzkami.
NAhle vsak barva oblice
jeho Sc zmenila.
Knize nepadl zcela ma zen
wal bambitku do leve ruk
I povstal a peynym kroke
) 'vzpfimene sci o deset krol
:, ku predu.
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PRIJME Sc muz ma farmu,
musi sc vyznat We farmafske
praci. Haste sc v {. 5835 Ca
BILE Ave. 5-22
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DOM 0 5 svetnicich, yelky
sklep, plda, yelky lot, dlaz-
dena ulice, naleza sc blize
Clark ave. a zap. 46. ul. Ce-
ma $4,000. Mensi castka hoto-
We, ostatni ma lehke splatky.
Haste Sc v {. 1929 zap. al.
ul. 5-21
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PRODA Sc domek o 5 poko-
;ich, sklep, fernes, naleza Sc
u same kary. Cena $4,000.
Haste Sc u JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. v Corlett. 5-23
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ri. ARNosT BUBAK, ktera
byla v Kalifornii, vraci Sc do
Cleyelandu a hleda pro sebe
pfim6reny byt, nejradeji v o.
koli Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
Pfihlasky eipte laskav6 u pf.
Rizickove, Z. 6O99 HilIman
Ave. 5-22
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PRODA Sc smiseny obchod a
da Sc velmi LEVINE, bude-li pro
dan We ctrnacti dnech. Haste
Sc v {, 1912 vych. 40. ul.
5-23
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PRODA Sc grocerni a fez-
nicky obchod ma zapadni
strane, je phi nem byt 0
tfech svetnicich. Haste Sc
u JOS. Meloun, 3242 zap. Sc.
ul. 5-21