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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-28
BARGAIN ron CoLoRED.

BARGAIN F0k
5000 DENT PI4. NV,
Groom brick house with tiled bath. good
heating plant, gas; house in excellent condi-
by any broker or OWNER, Main 2670.
DoWNToWN~~FOR CQLoRED,.
BE independent In your old age-~llve II
part OF this fine brick i2~room and s-bath
heat. electricity Price only ss.soo; 81 600
cash and terms to suit. An opportunity ike
Cali Homes Department.
THos ,ois u lAB 4 co. R R1ssd rSa
NEAR 10Th AMP II sE.1.s,ENi- DETACHED HE'D
ssfaFes' An elderly lady viii sell Very rsa-
sonably; $3.50 cash Main 1881,
EAST CAPITOL ST, NEAR 6th--7 ROOMS,
bath. needing 2 little repair; $3.50; $500
CHEVY CHASE. d. e.; ONE BLOCK CONN
new. stuccos residences OF six rooms. tile
Reduced, less than $4,000;
CORNER. 8 ROOMS. 2 FLOORS. AT LIN
coin Park; IN good condition and the cheap
esst home offered In this section IN years
Ii you You Want home In this ilne section section
don't lose one minute In calling, for this
VIII so. First time offered for sale, Main
10th sT NEAR N,W.~~l1 ROOMS, Flee.
h,-wh.l garage; s9,75o, terms, OWNER.
Adams 1900 or Cleveland i6a4~J,
ooLoR hsIs ~, COLUMBIA S1sM. Rp AZ TEN:
a sPP rso porehes eentnuoaa f hot 0 Waters
oil heater garage OWNER, Col S4S3-J,
MUST BE SEEN CORNER HOUSE. 2 RMS,
81 h m st doSmbla o5o eaf
sto,7b0 CHEVY CHASE - PEnBLEpAsM
stuccnl six rooms, tile bath garage; small
cash payment and excellent terms. fore"
/ JItE EENId, EfsEIg M fJss YApTafe fNSTyfSNE
l-famiIy apt houses. $4,000 handiesI bargain
10 Inspect. call Columbia 6sl5, L.
RRICR BUNGALOW, CHEVY CHASE. y, c.
iot, I iarae oaks front poreh beltin sarase
attic over entire house, tile bath, shower,
esScs # "a Vsqy
tieular; First trust. $4,000, Might trade for
"'"s' owNRts. b, NJ, MARTHrNsoN,
North 1000, tn7 Connecticut Ave. /.
AN AMERICAN RADIATOR HEATING SyS~
tenn installea IN the home y your gasran +,
every eva room, lie sure 81 Your heat s''''' -
CLEVELAND PARK - MY FFFIcIENcY
home. containing reception hall, hig living
room, bedroom with modern sanitary bath.
big closets, dineh and kttehenettel strictly
FIRST class and location Ideal Consult owner,
JACKSON q, VININd, a0a4 Pofter st, NV.
for attractive price and easy terms, 20.
CoLoRED. 1877 PAIRMoNT ar NV
Thrresst0fy brick, good condition. II T., .
nathAs lew h., automatic water heater, aieen-
Ing porch, tWnscar garage. Adams Soh4'
owner.
3s9a MILITARY RD. N.W.-~NEWi,Y DEC
Grated, convenient 10 Conn ave. rooms,
lille baths cor OF alley. Inspect 1t SUNDAY
OWNER ntisiigEs 10 SELL ATTRACTIVE
Hvrnom bungalow on large. corner lot, 'front.'
ing on Coan, ave, In Chevy Chase View,
near KenslIWtnn, Md hardwood floors, b ",
heat oil burner laM ln0giThl yanhg fruit
trees and berries tAleed below value for
immediate sale can 30 purchased on con.
Vrnient ternaa, Omen Saturday afternoon
and sunday Phone cleveland saei a. wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-28

TAKoMA pARK~-oNLY s7.s5o~.A DARLING
of losing position. Lovely living room
across front OF house. Pretty open fireplace
coy dining room. chestnut trim III LIVING
and dining rooms, very convenient Kitchen,
porch; .built-ln garage, pretttly shrubbed
corner lot with shade. Shepherd 25s6.
THREE-RooM BUNGALOW: BASEMENT;
large corner lot; sl,o00. No cash. pay
ment: s25 per. month, n. d. BLuNpoN.
234T-J- go
CHICKEN FARM IN FALLS CHURCH =
Houses TO accommodate 1900 hens. All
fenced stream through property, large or
chard. grapes, berries, etc, Modern 1~room
house, Owner, retiring from business, less
1873
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS NEARLY NEW s.
room and bath. laundry tubs fireplace, hard
wood floors every modern convenience; beats
tiful lawn and garage: price. $4,000: small
cash, payment, balance 20 suit. Also 6-rooln,
ami, new colonial, h.-wh.. on concrete
street. corner lot, with garages price, $3.50;
terms to suit; will accept a lot Ms part pay.
and up, terms 10 suit: also soft. lot n
Aurora HIS owner going South, Also g
rent, 4, s, room houses and BUNGALOWS. s95
to $50 per month. See J L. PRICE gao dl-
RAuLT AVE: Virginia Highlands. or phone 9na
3 Acres-New SKIM. Bungalow
is minutes from cits bus, trolley: SEQ
foot front by $50 feet deep, part cleared,
remainder wooded excellent garden; suit
or investment; four or I'VE fine building
sites can be sold off; good neighborhood
growing community; $46S0; easy terms
small monthly payment Address Box 24s~R,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-28


$6,oa0-~sas CASH AND $50 PER MONTH.
Detached-Four Bedrooms.
For man who Is handy at fixing up one
OF the older type houses I think eead
property The house has seven larse rooms
and bath has furnace heat, electricity, sas
very valuable, II Is located in Eekington
and only i've minutes walk frem two arade
schools, the new junior high and the new
Mckinley hi9h schools. Will sen this honse
al a real bafeAin price To some responsible
family for S6,aau, just what the lot Is worth.
With $3.50 cash and sac month, or will take
al,ISO cash for nay equity above $4,000
tirst trust at &c.
II you have heen waiting for q hargain.
here II Is, Address BOX 3Navil, Star once,
NEW, JUST FINISHED.
Most modern improvements 10 rooms
AiaaeAiah Military I'd, nv Open until $3.50
Pm Price tlhpeQ.t 100 pwnsh CIV.
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First fire - =. WoolwOrths, 92S Pennsylvania
Ave- 81 w. rive alarms; fifth alarm, 1885 4 n.
Second fire-l23O II m.--Lemons Produce Company
and adjoining buildings 30 Tenth ST. Nv. Three
alarms third alarm, 1247 4.
Third fre-1 a m.--Local, at Twelfth and 2 Streets
Northwest. No. u Engine Company responded
Fourth fire-1:17 q. MP y. Washington Paper
Company 1915 New York Ave. n. W One alarm
Fifth fre1 "a Il. ~ III n piIsbury Flour Company =
warehou "A .0e II s.. n. F6url aarps fourth alarEa
I'll Il iii. k
sixth fire-2 26 u Peter Latterner tailor shop,
IL Fourth st. N. W.. one alarm.
Seventh fires: SS 4. Mcdowell ard Sons grain
elevator lexington Place. between Florida Avenue and
Street Northeast Three alarms third alarm AZ a.
Eighth fire-5:11 d. m.--Lank Woodworking Company,
1919 w 81 n. W. -Four alarms; fourth alarm, 8 51 q.
m: still smOuldering.
Ninth fire. 20 81 m-Local at 722 Quebec St. N. W
No. ii Engine Company responded.
Tenth fire-7:30 =. One alarm turned in from Rock
Creek Church Road and Warder Street Northwest.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

city today for three men,
suspected Of acting fire to
the buildings. One suspect
has been captured.
Not since the night Of the
KnickerbocIker Theater dis.
aster, ak years ago, have
Washington's police and
6remen been called upon
for such strenuous duty a.
they were last night. Wealth
er conditions favored the
frefghters and fortunately
there was no loss Of life.
Hospitals were taxed to ca
pacity, the wounded being
treated at Emergency, Casualty
and Sibley.
The Woolworth 5-and-10-
cent store, 923-25 Pennsylvania
Ave, was practically destroyed,
and the damage resulting from
the other CONGREGATIONS is ex-
pected to exceed 81, 900, 900.
Detectives, police precinct man,
and all investigating units are
conducting 3 thorough search Of
the city in an effort to locate the
culprits.
ira annrahane;or ~ /. s;r..
maniac, who, after being held iii
st. EIizabeth's Hospital for III
years, was recently released il
expected to be made soon BY
police.
Silver Springs, Mt. Rainier, River.
dale, Berwyn, Brentwood, and
Hyattsville, Nd, as well as Potomac,
Alexandria, and all sections Of
(TURN OVERJ
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

RomaneK, according 10 police.
Daley first saw Fisher at the fire
in the Washington Paper Conn
pany's establishment at 1918 New
York Ave. n. w. Fisher was driv-
ing a Chevrolet sedan. After leav-
ing the New York Avenue fire,
Daley declares, he was on his way
nome and saw the fire at the Nc
DowelI grain elevator at lexington
blaze up.
DALEY turned in the alarm, he
said. and man whom he recog-
nized as Fisher and whom he had
inst seen at the New York Avenue
fire. approached him and wanted to
know what he was doing" When
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

he tried to question the man,
Daley said, Fisher ran, jumped in
his automobile and drove Though
a vacant lot next to the burning
building.
However, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronanek
in the meantime had taken the
number of the sedan, Though
which the police traced him He
was arrested early today by Eolice-
man Horace I1ineburg, of the Thir.
teenth precinct. Although Fisher
was severely Rrilled at detective
headquarters, Inspector Henry q.
Continued on Page 4, Column 81
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

VAsAiae k0n, Iii of ieeTnE, Siet9ed t0daS sl
snouldeyna ruins of eonsnhed = 100000
iholocaust.
of the IN the city history had
the limit and of the entire
Washington Fire Departments Relief from fire
panies of Baltimore and nearby Maryland
after seventeen Of the Capital frefghters had been -
iured and scores overcome BY smoke and gas.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

Hotelling did not talk AZ any slength
of his plans. but he made Il plain
he intends to fight conviction and.
win attempt to repudiate his two al
legged confessions.
SignailIer, a representative of the
State attorney generals office and
Prosecutor Will Roberts OF Genesee.
Continued on Page Column S,
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

His jaiiers declared he appeared
unconcerned, as If he were in the
pew Of the church where he pre-
sided only last Sunday at COM
munion services.
Hotelling was brought here
from Flint to escape mob ven-
geance.
Pending the arrival Of his attorney.
William A. sigmiIler, of 0Wosso,
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
FIREBUG' SUSPECT liked
To RUN To FIRES

John J. Fisher 716 Roxboro P W. the former policeman
who being held by police suspected of setting fire p
number of places last night apprehended according to
the police through the alertness OF Timothy Daley 2l0
North Capitol ST. and his guests automobile ride,
Stanley Romanek 1919 North Capitol and his wife, Agnes
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
(TURN OYER

End your transportation problems
Through the purchase OF q good Used
Car from tOday's Times and Herald
Classified ads.
The Washington times., 1928-01-17

The entire Washing on
police force, many Of whom
were on duty throug bout
the night, are securing the
The Washington times., 1928-01-17
CHURCH Elder IS SAVED
FROM MOB. TRIES TO
KILL HIMSELF
ut natlona7 News seEYIk

IONA Mich. Jan d5iph HoteIIing le.mannsred
church elder and confessed murderer Of Dorothy
Isahneider calmly discussed eonyicon todas
after arising prison and eating
hearty breakfa with apparent relish. 800
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
rou1as1owxsxfl slov1Nsx1 1oyi14I

wv sam? /? DYE najvzacnejsie znam-
/ Ky i ostroya Mauricils rokn
1847. Pravdepodobne cakate odo
NINA tucnn proniziu;
Nepytam 81 ami jeden sou pre-
seba vravel som mu. "Ale rad
by som, aby MATTEL 'ka obdMala
naozaj slusnii cenu. Wy akiste
prave talk, ako ia, znate cenu
tychto znamok ~
"Chod mel vyhlasil sbcratel
jednodncho.
O desat' mindt neskorsie lezalo
sest 'desiat 'tisic frankovych ban
koviek ma stole pred ,Haslou saec-
nou Gouziou. Ona vsak temer roz-
horcene odmietla ich prijat'.
"Ani "a million vmvela dobra
starka, s'nepredam ostatne RAD
ky m6jho aenieha!' ~
A daio nam dost' prace, kym
SINE jl.p presvedtili,, ze neide o lis
ty, lev obalky so znamlami, az
koneene boil obchod uzavrety.
0 diva mesiace neskorsie, vravc-
la mi raz stara slecna:
"Ani tie dvc obalky nebola by
som predala, keby bolo islo Zen 0
nina samn. Ale memala som prava,
stavat' sa st'astiu drahej Yvonny
v cestu.'
Pri tom ulkazala ma zahradu,
kde sa Yvonna zivo shovarala so
svojim sndbencom. Zazrak sa sku-
tocne teda stal I. ved' zaitra
mali sobas. To bola tiez pricina,
preco som Pariza pricestoval ma
niekolko dni sem. Svoju licastt' ma
tomto slavnostnom dni som 81 tiez
skutocne zasliiEil =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
Urobil ju st 'astnou.

Je povinnost 'ou kaEdeho, a
by aspon jednu osobu behom tyz-
dna zrobil st 'astnou, - vylsladal
ueitel' v ncdel'neJ skole.
Ci 81. TAX ucinil, Johnny?
Ano, - odpoyeda Johnny.
To je dobre. A 60 81 takeho
urobil?
--Navstivil som moju tetn ia
bola celia st 'astna, ked' som. cd
chodil. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
Nezdarena 8 vyhovorka.

PAM: Julia, prineste sem al ten
treti lxus peeienky.
SluHobna (lastt1pivsia len wee
ray: Prosfm, milost 'pani, maeka
hd zozrala.
Pani: Aka mackaY
slNobna: coze, nematc ziad-
nej 1naekyY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
vyjas1leny ideal.

TAX Wy ste m tiez zenaty'
Byval ste vzdy idealista, oEenil
ste sa asi lasky?
Me, 2 hlilposti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
sedy piesok, sede nebo, sedt mo-

"Skutocne'', vzdychla 81, "nie
ie tuna veselo, ba ked vol aka
llod' PLAYA okolo. =
"To ie dobra myslienka!'' zvo-
lal som odnsevnene. HSpravim tn
lod II. ]. talk. Vidite, ME je to
nijako t'aakt. Ovsem rozhodne
lepsie by bolo, keby som mohol
zve6nit vas ma svojom obraze.:.
opretl tam ma tel skale. Z
ITO uE boil tiez odo nina pStal
ten pan, $ ktorym ste sa predtym
shovarali. Ale moia teta nemoze
maliarov vobec vystat!'
"Tak;' vravel som uspoko-
jenim''. To je teda st 'astie, ze ME
som ziadnym skutocnym malta
rom /. !. som spisovatel'!''
.tDnfam, ze pisete tiez ro-
many!" Moja teta totia naruaive
rada eta romany .. ked' eta,
zabnda ma svoj zarmutok. Bohu-
zial' ME SINE natol 'ko bohati, ably
SINE 81 mohli kupovat' knihy.'
"To som NAL w daymo vediet' :!
Poakajtc tuna ma nina chyil 'lsu,
m6zem yam .posliMit so znaenym
|vyberom.
@ hodinu neskorSie NAL som to
potesenie, postilpit' uiz dost' d'a-
leko priazni starej slecny Gou-
ziou. Domnela stara mat ukazala
sa byt' slecnou tetou krasnej
Yvonny.
Astak som privykol, kazde od-
poludnie zastavit' sa. v bielom
domGeku ma hodinkm rozhovoru.
Stara sledna znamenite ovladala
umenie l'ahkeho rozhovoru, ac-
kol l'vek po cely svoj, ziyot temer
neopustila svoj domcek. Bola os-
tatnou v generacii ,bratov a ses-
tier a jednaho dna spftal som
sa iej:
"Ako to bolo NONE, 6e vsetcia
sa v tonto domceku zmestili?"
Odpovedala mi Dol 'asnym po-
lonsmevom:
"Oh, to bolo celkom jednodu-
che =. diev6ata sa povydavaly,
alebo isly do klastora muzo-
via ISL ma more ME vEdy
sa vracali. Talk bolo tiez mojfm
synovcom, otcom Yvoninym. De-
sat mesiacov po sobasi Dol dru-
hyym dostojnikom ma zamorskom
lparniku a jeho manzelka cakala
no Havru. Pri vylod 'ovani vsak
spadol jedon namornfk do mora a
MOI synovec vrhol sa "a MIN, ably
no zachranil. Jeho zena, ktora ho
cakala v pristave, videla, ako obi
dvaja utonuli. A Wy pochopite...
vtedy bolo v nasej rodine V ME
kol 'ko malo dnoch krstenie al po.
hreb. A pre- tych, ktori to prezili
lie dnes mas domeek skor pri.
vel'ky." ~
Chvil'u som mlcal, potom odva
I'll som sa pokra6ovat':
| "Niet pravidla bez vynimky..
ia znam aspon jednu Gouziou
ktora sa ami nevydala, AMI neiSls
do klastora.
! Odpovedala: sTo je pravda..
o stala som slobodnou =. ale nit
mojou vinou.'
| Akiste uhadla moie fnyslienky
lebo rychle pripojila:
"Nie, nikto to nezavinil.'
| Videl som, ze toho dina sa via,
nedozviem. Ale iste bolo, We pojal,
/ ju tizba, ably vypovedala mi svo
je osudy. Medzitym sa mi tie
zdoverila, Ee ma starost' o bud1c
most svojej netere.
!, "Mam len nepatrnli penziu OF
namornictva', vravela. Gale ked
zomrem, ostane Yvonna celkon
bez pomoci. /"
Opatrne som poznamenal, z
j isty mlady muE, ktoreho vidavar
II Mich v nedel'u, akiste vi 'a6n
prevezme tdto starost'.
: "Nuz mladik je statoen
I-.y s-x:1lo g. 49,: .1o,,ro,n n4o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09

.Napisal Lion Tinseau.

1 som . poeiatkn pokladal "a stari
mat i vhuskou. 1ch domcek ma.
4 chodil 50 nplne ma konci obce
Ploumachn, ucupeny medzi dvoml
granitovyymi titesmi. Kedykol 'vek
som isiel okolo, vzdy zazrel som
starii, asi sedemdesiatroenn zenu
sediet predo dvermi bieleho dom
Geka 50 zahradkou, ktora no de.
lila Cd cesty, merujiicej k morn.
Zahradkn pecliye obrabala dru.
ha obyvatel'ka domcelm, mlada a
neobeajne krasne dievca. Zavse.
kcd' som sa bral okolo, drzal som
IA potrebne, zapalit' 81 ma svoju
fajku, pri com sa mi shaslo ME-
kol 'ko zapaliek, lebo som pri tom
skull "a peknou zahradniekou.
Ale skoro som sa NAL presvedeit
ze mole nstavanie bolo daromne.
Nasledujieej nedele uvidel som
mladaho, pekne obleceneho mrna,
sko odprevadzal dievea 2 kostola
az k domu. A ponevac no pozvali
tiez dnu, kde sa ehvil'u shovaral
30 starou mat 'ou, pochopil som, re
mladi l'udia' s1 zasn1beni. A zas-
tavil som teda mrhanie svojimi
kapal kami.
Breto1sky kroj oboch zien, u
mladsej mich posobil iba, ako
druh akehosi prestrojenia. Tiez
nosila rnkavicky a elegantne to-
panky v nedel'u, kdezto domace
Dbyvatel 'stvo davalo prednost'
drevakom. So siisedmi sa tieto
nye zeny nestykaly, a bohuzial'
- tiez so svOjim sisedom ME.
inaksie widely sa byt' chudobne
q nedEaly 81 sluzohnn, iba zena
rybara prisla kazdy den rama
ia hodinu, 60 stacilo pre- ich jed
noduch6 domacnost'.
Prisiel som do Ploumachu, aby
som pracoval ma svoiom romano.
Ale vecne nemoze clovek sediet'
pri svojom pisacom stoliku a tax
som premySl'al ma chodnikoch, ma
ktorych by som sa mohol SOMA
nit so svojimi shsedkami. Ko,
ne6ne mi prislo ma um, ze mi vtdy
pripisovai akysi talent pre- ma
liarstvo uE nasleduj1ceho dina
postavil som 81 sv6i stojan pred
zAhradkou, kde prave Mademoi-
sele polieyala ruze. Robil som sa
vsaak, re neviem o jej pritomnosti
3 moja pritomnost' ako by bola
celes snstredena ma more a ia som
NAL oval, NAL oval, NAL l'oval.
Nahodou isiel okolo znamy ma
liar Lorrimey, ktorym som ss
bol soznamil Y dedinskej hospodt
d ktorv tn ma okoli sliedil pc
vdsacnych motivoch. Lorrimey So
nezdrzal, aby nespravil strasnt
grimasu mad mojim "majstrovs
ktm" dielom.
"Vy ste teda tiez maliarom
kpytal sa zdvorile.
v duchu posielal som no do no
rlceho pekla, ale nahlas som cd
povedal:
"Vsetky umenia SD predsa pri
buzne, pan kolega!''
TAX sa hovori. Ale ked' svoi
/ mu kolegovi dovolite, dat van
radu, tax muslin vas upozomit
Se vyhliadka z tohoto miesta nit
jc v6bee zaujimava. w ste 81 do
konca zvolili to najhorSie miesto
ktore nema vlastne ziadnei w
hliadky. =
To je vec vkusu,' - odvetil son
frochu nerv6zne.
Druhou grimasou naznseil mo
pan kolega, ze tax moi talent, ak
\ 81 mojn laskavost' 81 malo cen
aotkol sa svoiho siraka a vzdia
iii 50.
Bez omrzenia pracoval som d "a
lej, aEkol 'vek cas- sa mi pomal
nlfhal. Konecne pocul som "a svt
I'm chrbtom JENNIE zakaslanie.
OtoGil som sa q vravel duohs
pfftomnou drzost 'ou, ktorou {
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09

Indknntia vypovedala svoj prfbeh
IBol to jednodllchy, naivny roman
Imladeho dievcata, lilbiaceho ma.
morneho d6stojnika, ktory 20.
! micra v tropoeh ma zlt1 zimnicu.
| KaHdodenny priebeh. Ale habo.
Iko ma nina ieinkoval, ked' mi sta
Ira slecna ukazala davne, zltkasfe
!listy, ktore jej Dol sniibenec poslal
70 svojej poslednej cesty, Ma
derry, Teneriffy, Mysu dobrej ma
deie-. konecne ostrova
manriciiskeho. Listy nkryte boly
lv skrinke, polepenej musl ami a
lkoralmi.
A slecna Gouziou, otvarajhc
trasiicou sa rukou ostatne diva lis
lty vravela:
"Na mauricijskom ostrove dos
ltal zltli zimnicu a zomrel. Preto
oplakayam no M od pat 'desiatich
Irol1ov a preto muslin tomto ma
llom domceku osamela zomriet -
| A citala znovu posledne jeho
riadky:
"Draha, prepaG, re ii $ tym
sp6sobim zarmutok. Ale zprava
d6jde I'll sk6r alebo neskor mo-
jou poslednou itechou je iba to,
lie I'll mozem povedet', ako vel mi
som Ia l'nbil :. s. Maria-J Jeanne
vrati sa bez nina. Zlta zimnica...
nebude to dlho trvat' chvala
Bohu."
Pisatel' nevladal ukoncit list.
| A ie znamo co "vomito negro"
sprawl z muza, kym no smrt os-
lobodf z jeho miik.
Po dlhom mlcani pokratovala
lslecnaGouziou:
"Kapitan lode odoslal mi po-
sledne diva listy S nickol'ko slova-
mi vysvetlenia. Kym lod' nastii-
pila d'alsiu cestu, zavmuli mrtve
telo moiho sn1benca do vlajly a
pohrobili no ma ostrove. A potom,
ked' "Marie Jeanne" brala sa
smerom k Tndii, dopravila anglic-
ka posta obid}va listy 70 Suezu,
ktore na chrbte t'ayy krazom
presly cez Tsthmus konecne ma
nasty tuna a zasiahly ami nahly
blesk. Ale akiste mole vyprayanie
ste uz zmovali?
Neodpovedal som hned ma tnto
temer pokornu otazku. lie bo asi
minntu zastal moi pohl'ad neod-
vratne ma obalkach obidvoch lis
L
TOW a videl som len jedno: dive
znamky ostrova Mauricia, mich
jedna modra, ! pennova, druha
eervena, dvojnasobnei hodnoty..,
a obidve roku 1S47!
Boil som temer bez seba rozcu-
| lenim vsetci sberatelia znamok
pochopia mole rozculemie! Konec-
| ne s namahou som sa opanoval,
| ale stara slecna uz bola zbadala
mole rozculenie. a spytala sa ma
starostlive:
"Necitite sa dobre?''
Bez toho, re by som Dol ma tiitc
otazku odpovedel, spytal som So
jej:
"Keby vam dal dakto zajtrs
pat 'desiat tisicovn bankovku
akiste by ste ju tiez ulozili do tel
to nezatvorenej schranky, vsal
ano?"
"Rozhodne nie", vrayela nal "a
kane, domnievajnc sa snad', q
som sa zblaznel.
"Tak dobre +. teda nenecha
waite ami tieto diva listy v neza
: tvorenej truhlicke, dobre ich uls
ryjte a neukazujte ich nikomu
kym sa ia evratim. Pomyslite s.
ze ide tuna 20 st t'astie vasej ne
ltere!''
Stara slecna usil 'ovala sa be
e dspechu rozldstit' tiito hadank
A a toto usil'ovanie dodavaio ie
e starej, dobrej oblieaji komickeh
vyrazu. Nczdrznj1c sa dlho, nj
hill som sa domov, ably som. okan
n k:+os ~ o,,Son1 yo,u3;sSioynu choroY1
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-22

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shall have elapsed following such
rccordation of said notice, the
Trustee, without demand, shall sell
said property as therein provided;
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is
hereby given that by virtue of the
authority vested under said Deed of
Trust, said Consolidated Title In
surance Co., will sell at public auc.
tion to the highest bidder for cash
in gold coin of the United States,
on Thursday, the 28th day of June.
1923, at the hour of HOO 0 clock,
a. m, at the main or north entrance
to the Imperial County Court House,
in the City of FL Centre, County of
Imperial, State of California, the
interest conveyed to said Trustee by
said Deed of Trust in and to the
property therein described, situate
in the County of Imperial, State of
California, described as follows:
The North Forty (40) acres
of Tract 200, in Township Six
teen (16) South, Range Thir-
teen (13) East, s. B. NJ. and
the Southeast quarter (SEH)
of Tract 1913, Township Sixteen
(16) South, Range Thirteen (13)
East, S. +. NJ, as per Map of
the rcsurvey, approved and filed
in the United States Land Of
flee at Los Angeles, California.
or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to pay all sums due
| and unpaid or to become due,
secured by said Deed of Trust,
subject, however, to any and all
prior liens and encumbrances.
Dated June ), 1928.
CONSOLIDATED TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
BY Fred P. Nuttall, Its Vice Pres.
Corporate Seal.) j ) IL 10 &c
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