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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-02
LOGAN NEWS
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Mrs. Wallace Burrell, who has been
spending several months in Califon-
ia visiting her sons, returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. John Powers and little daugh-
ter left Sunday morning for Livings-
ton 70 visit friends for a few days.
They expect to return home Tuesday.
Albert Strachan returned to Great
Falls after spending the holidays
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
] w. Strachan.
Eldora Olsen was up from his
ranch Clackston. TO spend the holiday
season with his family.
G. w. Nelson, of st. Paul, was a
business visitor at the n. P. lunch
room, Sunday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-02

In 1880, a great pestilence fell
upon the land of Bavaria. Plague,
poverty, hunger and death was
at every hand. Finally the peo-
pie turned to God and asked that
they might be relieved-and
their suffering was relieved.
In the little village of Oberam-
mergau, which still stands near
Munich, the people were very
grateful. They gathered togeth-
er and in 1888 a pledge was made
and an oath taken to always
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WEST END
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The school children and teacher
gave = program at the schoolhouse
Saturday evening, Dec. %, which was
very much enjoyed. Each child took
h!s part real well. a Christmas tree
vas enjoyed by all, and candy and APP
pies were passed to all present. Al
ter the program, the remainder of
the evening was spent at dancing,
which was enjoyed by a good sized
crowd. Supper was served at mid
night. All had a very good time.
Nice Lucille Pierce, of Bozeman, is
g a couple of weeks with her
parents here.
Yrs. a. Malmborg, Of near Man
haitian, is spending a few days with
her brother, Albert Buettner, and
caring for Mrs. Buettner, who has
been seriously ill during the past
week.
Mrs. R. w. Davis and daughter,
Pearl, of Park City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Sorensen and son, Ray, Of Grey
cliff, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc.
Laughlin, of Clasoil, all spent Christ
mas at the Sorensen home here. Mrs
Davis and Mrs. Mclaughlin remained
for a few days to visit their mother,
Mrs. A. Sorensen.
Miss Edna Mae Myers. who is at,
tending high school in Bozeman.
spent the Christmas vacation with
he," aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Akey here.
Mrs. Nellie Malmborg left Mon
day for Manhattan, where she will
spend a short time before going to
Helena, to spend the remainder of
the winter at the home Of her broth
eT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Werner and
daughter, Burnadine, were dinner
quests at the Pierce home. Christmas
da.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson, of Cokedale.
Spent a couple of days last week at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Werner. She was joined on
Ckrietmss day by her husband, and
also Peter Nicholson, who spent a
couple Of days at the Werner home.
All returned to their home in Coke
GoIo on Wednesday
School closed last week for a two
weeks vacation and the teacher
Miss Ruth Antonsen, left Sunday for
Sheridan, Wyo., where she will spend
part of her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Werner and
daughter, ~Buinadine, spent Tuesday
evening at the B. Werner home.
hrs. A. Button and children, and
Mrs. Albert Julian, Of Bozeamn,
spent Christmas at the Wells home
here.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-02

worship God who had delivered
them.
Then was conceived the idea
to establish a rite which would
never let the people of Oberam-
mergau forget. 1t was decided
to re-enact the life Of Jesus, the
Christ, once every ten years for
three hundred years. 1t was
called "The Passion Play" That
pledge will have been fulfilled
ten years hence-1933.
From that humble idea has devel-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-02

Will Gee, of Reece Creek, is
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovely are visiting
and Mrs. Ben Archer.
Mrs. NJ. Bjerke spent the q
mas holidays in Missoula.
Miss Skinner is spending q
mas with friends at Missoula.
Sam Pearson, Of Alcazar, atia
the dance here Tuesday night.
Miss Num- left for Wyoming
Friday to spend the holidays.
William Hale and son, Ernsl
Charleston, are here this week
Henry Hoelion had a car ll
good coal shipped in last week
Miss Adkins returned to her I
in Pony until after New Years
Several cases Of measles ar
valent here at the present time
A baby boy was born last y.
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Arie b.
ker.
Elvy Cook, youngeet son Of "
Mrs. Charles Cook. is quite III +"
home.
Mrs. Oscar Burgg-en went %
last Wednesday to 10 some Chh
shopping. j
Mrs. Oscar BurCeren VII eh~l
the Ladies' aid at her home ID~,
January 3.
Miss Eda Archer. who hS
quite sick with the measels' Is Z
along nicely. i
Pat ConnOrs and Charles ~
Llmespur, ATTENDED -he
Christmas night. -
Mrs. Wambaugh. Of Coiun
tied with her daughter, MIS-
Speakman, last week.
Charles Evans accOmpani'
Ballantyne to BOzeman Thurs
two returning Saturday even n
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons,
Mrs. Goble and Bob Lyons o.
attended the dance Tuesday
Leon Ballantyne dispose ;
fine horses and a wagon 81
munity sale, held in BOZ
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advanced by an a
ciety. George Go.aa. B.
man OF the committee s,,..
the trip. Said Aa-o. Lam IL
u.s.: &c
We are here b. saw ., y
children Of our wi 4-e. v. 10.
ing HIM who sad So at
Children to cone .r-,
no conditions WI, ~
PASSION Play in America Or a.. :
~Oberammerga.. We don't :
with the idea q -ett:ng SI q
we ask in return Tor nm 1 ;
sufficient 70 ALLEVIATE the y
at home Considerable none
been advanced H. ~ -
leans All Of tn vii, be -
before we take one cent. :
Bearing of Trio +
Demand Reverence 7
Standing with his IA. Of. 4
bore a marvellous resemblance
traditional idea Of Chris. II. !.
ner IS simple and humble. On ;,
sid If hin stood Peter and n,
So much did the tr.5 porr., S
characters that hardened re.-
unconscious. a-.--.e1 a revere ,
titude completely out Of step 4
THEN usual methods
The Passion plsy-ls have rs.s
many offers 70 produce the ps d
money. One motion picture e
pany 5ffer4d ST.. 900 for fl. p
elusive rights Of the pictures.
Herr Mayr, playe O. judas :.
becn Offered handsf1l II -oId 70 i
one scene from the Passion Pm
the home o. a New York milio J
All Of the party his lived IN
tual dream since lea-'ne home. !
the wonders Of New York 4
reached they stood in awe-e
wonderment, knowing not what e
or say. It's magniGcance and !
dance dumbfounded them. In r
they have felt al along that !
have been SHINING. Every time :,
sit down - the luxurv Of a mes J
cording TO those looking after q
they think and meru the sta1l
at home and II seems 70 spoil y
enjoyment Of the GOOD things r. u
New York with all its life, its
ter, its sin and mat-rialism has :.
these humble Christians aweF /,
and bewildered. But be it also =
these men Of Oberammergau. u
ing true TO their simple Thoughts e
humble ways, have awakened y
thoughts TO thousand here-ant !
shall profit.
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Passion Players Come to u. S. as Craftsmen Only
Refusing to Break Faith Tho Tempted With Gal

CHRISTIANS OF OBERAMMERGAU AWE-STRUCK
AT GATHERING NEW YORK REMEMBER ONLY The
VOW OF FORE-BEAR AND THE STARVING
CHILDREN ODAY. WILL VISIT TWELVE
AMERICAN CITIES WHILE HERE
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
Y Ceskoslovenska.


PalackSho pomnik v Brati-
slave. Podle "Slov. Den." ozna
muje statnf referat ma ochra-
nu pamatek na Slovensku We
|veci Palackeho pomniku V
Bratislave, ze> ministerstvo
skolstvi a narodni osvety We
novalo r. 1920 mestu Bratisla-
We odlitek Myslbekovy sochy
historiografa Frantiska Palac
keho, ktery v Bratislave pro-
I'll dGlezitou cast sveho 1.-Two
ia. Navrh ma pmisteni pomni-
ku vypracoval arch. Dusan
Jurkovic a navrhl postaveni
sochy pred budovu Zemskeho
vojenskeho velitelstvi, ktera
ma Sc pozdeji stati historic
kym statnim museem. Phi tom
zadal, aby ma Hodzove ma
mesti pred timto palacem ne
lbyly staveny elektricke stoza-
ry, jako 81 pfeje Cast obyvatel
stva. Statni referat navrhl, by
sc o veci yyslovila komise, slo-
zena re zastupci Okraslovaci-
no spolku, Spolku slovenskych
umelcd, Umelecke besedy,
Kunstvereinu a ,sameo navr-
hovatele arch. Jurkovice. Re-
ferat zddraznuje, ze Sc jedna
o problem verejne statistiky,
Jkde povolani znalci mali sine
ira ct studio stanoviti, co je
mestu prospesne.
Poklad v Sokolske trids v
Praze. Pri hloubeni zakladu
obytneho domu pro zamest-
nance elektrickych >podniku
. prazskych v Sokolske tride ma
Novem m6ste prazskem nasli
delnici stavitelske firmy J. ia
rolima v Praze II. hlineny hr-
nee zvysi II zsiri 16 en- Sc
vzacnym obsahem: obsahoval
poklad Alt stribrnych minci a
|jeden zlaty dukat 2 DOLBY ces-
keho krale Ludvika letopoc-
tenn 1917. Veskery mince, tax
Nv. prazske grose, jsou dobre
zachovany. Zlaty dukat, zda
Sc, re nebyl vdbec v obehu.
Vzacny nalez prevzala spray
nj rada elektrickych podniku,
jez rozhodne o .dalsim jeho
ulozeni.
z Pfibrami. Dolly pribram-
ske Sc jiz davno nevyplaceji
q prOto novi delnici do prace
take Sc neprijimaji. Jelikoz
ma Pfibramsku neni prumysl
dostatecne zastoupen, panuje
uY nSp1 ,,ny1 n -, ~,4 Ia,
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ra vede k vylidnovani okresu.
Ably "a upadajici hornictvi
byla poskytnuta alespon caste
cna nahrada, rozhod Sc stat
zriditi v Pribrami zeleznicni
dilny ma opravu lokornotiv.
Sprava zeleznicni vypsala
take jiz nabidkove fizeni ma
upravu pozemku pro dilny ty
potrebnych, jakoz i zfizeni
vlecky. Veskery potrebne po-
zemky nemohly vsak byti pod
nikateli k uprave odevzdany,
jelikoz bylo nutno v nekterych
jich castech zavesti vyvlast-
novaci rizeni. Tu vsak nastal
kamen urazu, nebot' vse to u
vazlo v nekterem urednim su-
pliku. Ponevadz ma Pribram-
sku touhou Sc ocekava, kdy
Sc stavbou zminenych dilen
bude zapocato, mohla by snad
zemska sprava politicka eX-
propriacni rizeni uspisiti, ably
nezamestnanemu lidu v Pri-
brani dostalo sc zamestnani
a nebyl nucen dozadovati Sc
podpory nezamestnanosti.
kapesni kalendar ceskoslo-
venskeho legionafe ma r. 1924
|vydal v uhledne uprave Gin.
" kalendari je rada praktic-
kyych rad a pokynu, ktery je
kazde chvile legionai.i treba.
j. Kopta uvazuje v kratkem
clanecku 20 legionari jako o.
sv6tovem pracovniku", ostatni
tekst tvori statistiky a ruzne
obory legionarske cinnosti So
cialni hospodarske. Pripojen
je seznam publikaci o csl.
zahranicni revoluci; cast po-
znamkova je pomerne mala.
Tabor jest mas program
V Tabore, kteremu Sc v biz
ke dobe dostane vojenske po-
sadky. deli nacelnik gen. sta.
bu gen. Mittelhauser a gene
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|r&lni Inspector csl. vojska dr..
j. S. Machar. Oba byli ma ta-
borske radnici slavnostne uvi-
tani zastupci uradi a skol a
oba ma uvitaci proslovy ma
mestka spravni komise NEST
ske prof. Kostliveho odpovi-
dali. DR.. j. S. Machar We SVEN
pozoruhodnem proslovu vzpo-
mnel hesla presidenta repub-
liky, v Tabore proneseneho,
tabor jest mas program, a
zddraznil, ze tomuto heslu ne
bylo dobfe porozumeno. Poole
referatu cas-. Tabor" vylozil
slova pfesidentova takto: "Do
ba Zizkova byla dobou rozvi-
fenou z&pasy. A co chtel zi5-
ka, velal-li po krali? Vladu
pevnou, ureitou pofadek.
zizka byl predevsim clovekem
poradku. Vymytil Adamity ma
jich ostrove, nebot' chtel miti
poradek. Videl, kde co sehazi
zemi a staral Sc, aby vse pfi-
slo do koleji poradku. Zavedl
pofadek do sveho vojska, "a
vadel pofadek We state. Netr-
pei KaniSe ma Tabofe, nebot'
cht9l miti We meste poradek.
Ia truhlice zde ma Tabore,
kan skladali obcane sve jme-
nj odkud rozdelovali,' byla
pouze malou episodou, nebot
Zizkova snaha We velkych ry-
sech nesla Sc "a cilem porad-
ku co nejpofadnejsiho. Slova
pane presidentova, pronesena
v dobe, kdy mas stat byl no.
zen do viru problemd, zname,
nala: Tabor, to jest pofadek
jest mas program" Ke konci
sve zajimave reci zduraznil
DIR. j. S. Machar, re jest tfi.
Get roku pritelem pane presi.
dentovym a vi, co president
svymi slovy myslil.
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Champs, kdez mela Andela lie
royerova a dcera jeji byt svdj
pod jmenem rodiny Monestie-
rovych, streziti diverniky a
zv6dy svymi.
Vizme, jak Sc postaral o
toto neustale stfezeni, coz mo-
hi uciniti jen diky dvema da-
verniklm svym mezi agenty po
licejnimi. ma nez Sc mohl upi
ne spolehnouti a jez jsme vide
Ii iiz ma hfbitove Montparnas-
Sc pfi zatGeni Moulina.
Vinarnik jakysi mel zarize-
nOu vinar1licku prave prize
mi domu cisio 10.
Druheho dne po zatcsni Re-
ne-a Moulina pfisel k obchod-
niku vinem jakysi >posluha We
Il
reiny sc svou capkou bluzou
Ii dohodl Sc S niln oproti pla-
cent male mesicni castky ze
smi prave podle dveri jeho "a
ujati stanoviste sve, kamz pri
nesa 81 take suoje nastroie ma
cideni obuvi remeny sve. po
tfebne K nossni bremen
Podivny posllha tento, kdyz
nekdo nahodou pozadal no o
vykonani sluz5y nejake, vzdy
odeprel il vykonati q duvodu,
re mu prave 'nejaka jina pra-
ce byla sverena.
Nikdo ostatne nepfemyslel
dukladneji, pokud jsou duvody
pesluhovy spravny, j obratil
Sc na sluhu jincho.
Muz tento, nehybajici Sc re
stanoviSte pred vinarnou, ne
byl ovsem nikdo jiny nez je-
den obou agentu Thefero-
lvych.
Mel bditi venku ma ulici a
byti uchystan stale ma pokyny
saudruha sveho, kteryz mezi-
tim uvnitr domu hlfdku konal.
| Ida sc snad byti ma, prvni
pohled nesnadno pochopiti,
jak muze detektiv nejaky, a.
niz by byl v podezseni u ma
Ijemniku, konati ma rozkaz sta
lou straz uvnitr velikeho do
mu, kdez zajiste vsichni najem
nici ma vzajem dobre Sc zna-
Iii.
/ A pfece tax bylo mozno villa
stnim ddvtipem, S, duvtipem,
kteryz- podaval znamenite wy
svedceni bystrosti a vynale-
zavosti policejniho inspektora
Tkefera.
| Kdyz 'Thefer totiz byl dal
Ren6-a MoulI1a, odebral Sc do
nlice Notre Dame des Champs
|vtoupil Primo do bytu domov-
mice del il tonem tajuplnyln,
ze musi promluyiti $ nj potaji
10 veci velmi nalehave a vaz-
ne.
! Statna zena, ponekud zma-
'ltena timto zvlastnfm oslove-
'1nim Theferovym, ulzavfela ma
Ito lined dvefe, aby nebyli nj
Ikym ruseni, i tazala Sc no po-
'itom, chv6jic Sc skorem, oc, Sc
\ jedna.
20 to, zachralliti stat" :" od-
povsdel policejnf agent tonem
Ivelmi vazngm a velice rozhod
nyun. Is
+ Slova ia utir2ila ma ubuhou
zenu skutecna DOZEN jakyz 81
] i1'hefer pfaa.
i lPokracovani.)
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da La 'Tour-Vaudien, sena
tor" tazal ae starry bandita.
'Nikoli, jest to jeho syn, /"
odwetil mlady muz ted jiz o.
chotneji. Jest markyzem, ne
bot otec jehp ma titulu vevu
DIV, avsak syn sam neuziva ami
radneho titulu sveho."
''Syn jeho!' opakowaI Jan
Ctvrtek bezdecne v myslen-
kach. 'Diky vsak, pane, dikyp
dodal pax 'Soudruh muj obra-
tt Sc najisto S prsbou svou ma
znlfn6neho pana.'
Pozdravil znovu jail Sc cd
chazeti, nedbaje takrka jiz a.
nj ma pfitomnost Rene ovu.
Tento sledoval jej pax a del
mn: s,t
"Ccz nevyv6tlite, mne ami
pnvod pficinu prekvapeni,
ktere iste byi tax nenadale
dal ma jevo. Co sc dele vlast-
nc?"
''Deji sc - ano, dejiseve-
ci pfepodivne," odvetil Jan
Ctvrtek hlasem jeste Sc chve-
iicim. jest to v pravde Ste
sti neoby:ejne, kterez. by muse
10 omraciti, kdyz listek. taky
dostal Sc prav6 do rukou mo-
jich."
eco to znamena?"
"Objasninl vam vsechno po-
zdeji. Drive ale nez budu mlu-
viii o vSem, chei byti ST uplne
jist.''
Rene mezitim ale jiz takto
uvazovaI:
"Rodina slechticka Z La
Tour-Vaudien. Chtel bych hla
w phi tom dati v sazku, re
jest jis.e zapletena Il velike
tajemstvi tohoto muze, ma nez
uz nekolikrate zhezne naraz-
: ky cinil.''- =~--..t-
Den ma to vecer Eugene O.
slovil nepozorovane Jana Cvrt
ka a Mculina.
"Jest list jiz skutecne pfi-
chystan?" tazal Sc posledniho
so+va slySitelne.
"Anor' -
''Nuze, pojd'mez a usedns-
mez 81 na lavicku V ohrivarne
kdez podstrcite mi opatrne do
pis j klic dotycny a sdelite mi
ieste podrobneji co ciniti."
"Jojd'mez.'
Rene Moul;novi podafilo sc
uz noel pred tim vyndati ne
pozovan6 klic cd bytu linn
&c sveho prevlecniku.
Ted ale vtiskl no Eugenovi
rychle do ruky ucinil tax ro-
vAez dopisem svtm.
"Jake cislo domu jest ma
namfsti Royal. do kterreho he
mann donesti." pravii trstanee
k:eryz byl uz jednou nohou
mimo zalar.
"Jest to cislo 10. v ulici NJ
tire Dame des Champs. Ostathd
mate adresa ma obalce.'
'Budcu-li sc mne vyptavati
po vseliCems co mann Jim odpe
vedeti?"
"Proste a kratce tato til sic
va: "Odvahu a nadeji!" Vsal
nezmyltez Sc jen: v bytu o
nom prodievaji dive osoby, dvi
zeny. E,atka a dcera totiz. -
Jedine matce plati list mli
jedine matce odeyzdate dopi.
a klic."
"RczumLm!'
"A" pokracoval stroinik. ii
skna tentokrate vfele ruk.
Eugenovi, "az take ia sam b,
du opet svoboden, budete-i m
ii nekdy zapotfebi pomoci. jel
pfiid'tez smele k nemu. Neo
pomenu najistO, co Wy jste pr
mne vykonal."
"Dobra, bud'te bez starosti.
"V kolika hedinach tudet'
ma svobode?"
.<vy ,.aJ:s, r.<n clr,Hfs
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IA CEsT oTCoVU.
; r o N 4 N /.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

lv srdci SVEN kid a 'anspoko-
ljeni."
'Tri spolutrestanci Sc potom
odloucii.
Rene traNil noe We yelikem
rozcfleni
Teprve az rano ssame MALE
Il opet pon6kud klidu, kdyz
uz Eagen. ted posel jeho, DO
volan byl k zalirafkovi, aby cd
neho vyveden byl nadobro re
vrat zalafnich.
Bila redina pull devata a ko
necne bila hedina devsta.
Strojnik v duchu sledoval
posla veho,
Tied pribyl as k ulici No
tire Dame des Champs, del k
sobe. "a V okamziku tomto ne
pochybne uz list odevzdava
Cd teto chvile "a dive hodiny
jiz drucen mi bude balicek ia
baku cd neao poslany, a po-
tom jaka to bude lleva pro
mne, kamen mi spadne re srd-
| Ice"
| Mezitm co Moulin hovofil
takto sam X sobe, otevrely sc
dvefe sine, straznik jedeR OBJ
jevil sc ma prahu, drze jakysi
papir rukou i postoupil az
do stfedu sine.
Vsechny skupiny trestanch
obratili sc X nemu skupili sc
kclem neho, ably lepe slyseli,
zachovavajice pfi tom kid a
mlceni.
| Sraznik pfedcital as de;,et
Kazdy trestanec odvetil pri
jmen, mezi nimiz Sc nalezalo
ii jmeno Rens-a.
aZdew
Straznik dodal:
"Pfichystejte Sc budete W.
.vedeni k soudci vysetruiicimu.
Strojnik. pomysil si pri tom
.'Konecne zvim tedy ji
proc jsem vlastne tedy zat.
icen. Kdyby Eugene byl jiz ba-
licek tabaku postal, byl bych
mohl 81 dokonee jenom toho
pratt, ably V bytu mem konana
byla prohlidka, nebot' il pra-
We podan by byl dikaz re jsem
+; ;elovek nevinny."
mac. kyho kozla myslte?'
tazal sc Jan Ctvrtek septem,
stole podle drlha sveho a po.
-zoruje rozmrzelost v jeho Obj.
liceji.
Jsern znepokojen, ze nam
Eugene dosud slibeny tabak ne
poslal!' 'odvetil Rene Moulin
= "Vzdyt' Jest tepreve desc,
hOdin.
"Pravda. jsem pills netrpe.
livym!"
i Rene Sd oddechl.
!. Ny ovSem uzkcst a nepoko.
jez no v te chvii zachvatily
pochepujene upln6.
Mel sc objeviti co nevide1
" kancelari vysetfujiciho soud
ce. A soudce bude Sc no ia
zati, co trcpi v Paffzi, kde by
dli. atd., nebude-li sc chti'
dati Odsouditi k vGli oulavemu
} ziyofu. protoze clovek bez pri
stresi poklada sc ihned "a tu
iaka, bude muset odpovediti
i Odpovedeti jest ale tolik ia
: ko udati adresu bytu sveho.
Mohl-liz ale miuviti kdyz dt
: sud nevedel, zdaz vdova od
, souzencova obdrzela list jeht
a zdaz jests tyz vecer Sc ode
bere hledati nacrtek listu, je
,muz prayem on pficital tako,
! dulezitost?
Ovsem, jakmile pani Leroye
| rova bude 0 5om vSem zprave
ia, mohl by mluviti, nebot
! nebylc pravde podobno re b,
: soud jesta tyz .vecer naridil
!, TIM meme pax vykonal prohlid
ku bytu ma nam6sti Royal
pr~,4o ,,z.s,,,0 @oLS Dca,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21

OZNAMUJTE We "SVETU"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-02-07

Mr., William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject Of building, for the readers o.
this paper. Ca account of his wide
experience as Editor. Author and
Manufacturer he is, without doubt.
the highest authority on all these sub
Jects. Address all inquiries to william
A. Radford, No. 1927 Prairie avenue
Chicago. H., and only inclose two-cent
stamp for reply.
Spring will be here soon and with
spring the building season.
Those who have been planning 10
build homes in the spring have prob
ably given a whole lot of thought
TO the size of the house. the materials
of which it will be built, and the room
arrangement. This is a real job. but
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1t is a costly matter to change the
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and If the home Is not quite what
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then go ahead" is an axiom that APP
plies well to the home building project.
All the information ii Is possible to
Becure should be at hand in planning a
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-02-07
Indirect Lighting Came
as Result of Experiment

Many Of the worlds great inventions
have been the result of chance. The
escaping steam from a teakettle gave
Watt the idea for his steam engine.
The way hot air filed and lifted a
shirt he was drying over the fire gave
Mcntgolfer the inspiration for the
balloon. So.
So it was with the discovery Of in
direct. lighting. Chance-and a re-
markably powerful, mlrrored reflector
brought about an altogether new
lighting method. better than had ever
before been known. The incident oc-
Cured in a sickroom in the home of
a member Of the X-ray company,
where q light bulb hung. shaded by an
X-ray reflector. This reflector was re-
markahle in two ways; its silver-plat.
ed, mirrOr-Iike surface REFLECTED a
greater quantity Of light than any other
type of rejecting surface. and it's shape
and the ARRANGEMENT Of the corruga.
tons controlled the light rays and di.
rected them In an absolutely accurate
way.
The powerful light from this refec-
tor hurt the patients eyes. Her hus,
band inverted 1t; and the result was
so startling-so wonderful-that In,
stantly a new illuminating principle
was Observation-Disclosures lighting. It's
source was an X-ray reflecto--its eff,
feet q remarkable. soft, careless. even
illumination throughout the room.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-02-07

are available everywhere. The frame
Of the house is of timber, while the
outside walls are covered with stIcco.
1t contains seven good rooms, all IA, ge /;
ali the modern conveniences, including
a sleeping porch, and has an attractive
exterior appearance.
A steep pitched two-gable roof gives
room on the second rioor for three
good sized bedrooms and the bathroom.
besides ar unusually large amount of
closet space. The dormer windows at
the front break the long roof line and
add to the appearance of the home.
The exposed rafters Of the room over
the porch lena a good touch. while the
porch itself, extending the width Of
the house. is inviting and homelike.
The entrance door is in the center OF
the house and leads directly into the
living room. This Is a room that will
appeal 10 all prospective home build
ers. 1t is large and II is light. being
81 feet long and 10 feet wide. AT the
front there are six windows. three on
each side of the entrance door. while
there are three more windows at each
end. The fireplace Is set into the in
side wall and has a seat at n side.
On the other side is q narrow door
leading to a short hall al the end OF