davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE WITH AN
other 2-rOom apt. and FrlgidaIre. ami:
absolute privacy. 2544 18th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT. CON-
sisting of = rooms, kltchenette. dinette and
private bath; unlimited phone. piano; all
dishes linens and silver furnished. Deslr-
able local ion. convenient bus line. 26U6
Garfield st. NV. Adams 9il5.
MT. RAINIER $40 DATE ST. NE
Modern apt: rooms oath: karase L
1923 MONROE ST NW.-I OR :. RMS.
kltchenette bath screened sleeping porch;
so. expos adults. transient or permanent
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE APT. WITH
two other girls; cooklng optional. 1910
K ST. NV. Apt. 603. Metropolitan 4159,
1908 KALCRAMA RD NW.-NICELY
furn. Groom apt. electric refrigeration, oil
heat. VIII accommodate 3 or 4. Col. 10472.
312 K ST. NE.-snd-FLOOR APART
ment large bright living room. bed room.
pvt. bath. large kitchen, a.m.c.; no chill.
dren.
2-RooM FURNISHED APARTMENT OR
sleeping rooms with porch. 54 Adams St.
1914 E. CAPITOL ST.-COMPLETELY
furnished apartment, living room. bed
room. kitchen. ami; gas. elec. furn.;
adults.
WANTED GIRL TO SHARE NICELY FUR
nished Groom apt. with another. S22. 30.
Large rooms Quiet. Decatur 3271 Sunday
and evenings after 8.
NICELY FURNISHED. 2-ROOM. KITCH-
enette and bath apt, twin beds; apartment
hotel. Decatur 620l. Apt. 419. IA
WELL FURNISHED AND SUNNY-LIVING
room, two bed rooms. dinette. kitchen,
bath. SS5 per month. HARRIET HOLTHER,
Agent. National 2166. a.
ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES TO SHARE
with another, nicely furnished apartment:
convenient to downtown; reasonable. Poto-
mac u2S2.
1923 LANIER PL. NV. APT. 2-5 RMS.
kitchen, - baths. 3 exposures; completely
furnished. Telephone Colu.ibia O9o7. Ia
1913 TRINIDAD AVE NE-TWO BEAU
tifully furnished. 4-room apts,, telephone,
heat, light. gas and Frigidaire. Rent, $50.
Call Atlantic 41l5 after 3 Saturday. or
any time Sunday.
1915 A ST SE-NICELY FURNISHED ..
room apt. for light Housekeeping; free teie.
phone. Adults only. Lincoln 0555.
1907 B ST. SE-TWO NICELY FUR.
nished rooms for Ink; heat, gas and elec.
tricity furnished; S32 month. Ia
HIGH-CLASS APARTMENT HOTEL-SUB-
let to months. > rooms. kitchen and
bath, including heat light. refrigeration,
Sl25 per month. Col. 1000. Apt. 30S-B. 14s
1908 CLIFTON ST. N.W;-NICELY FUR.
gas. heat; no dishes. linen, silver or utens
sils $50 month. Met. 07s0. 14s
Continued on Next Psse.J
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

LHK. ROOM, near Washington. convenient
TO transportation. Reasonable. ADDRESS
Box 315-D Star Office. Ia
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CHI. CH-Beautiful home; large front rm,
ior " or 3; excellent meals; reasonable.
Wisconsin 46T2
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LARGE front bed room. twin beds, semi.
private bath; meals optional; nr. 18th ST.
9uS and l4th st. car line; NV. section.
Col 6SIA
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4224 10th ST. N.W.-Army ofhcer's widow
has twin-bed room, private shower batn;
in corner home
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1880 BILTMORE ST. NW-Lg. front rm..
near Rock Greek PIX; four windows. twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses; suitable for
gentlemen or business couple: Oil neat.
unlin. phone. Also one single rm. Adams
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

II MADISON ST. N.W.-Bright, clean,
single or double rooms; in refined, ou.et
home; no other roomers: garage; bus at
door; gentleman; breakfast optional. Geo.
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1919. BELMONT RD.-Large front room.
suitable for or 3: comfortably furnisned:
excellent meals. Col. 4g2l.
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The Original Guest House
1909 17th ST. NV.

Now located al I10I Mass. ave. ne.
offers a few choice vacancies. Delicious
food with various choices
Mrs A G Shotton. Mgr. 15e
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1772 MASS. AVE. NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

IUIU I6th ST. NV.
club residence for men and women
with delightfu! social atmosphere. Ideally
and conveniently located IN the fashion,
able area Of the ioreen embassies and le-
cations. Was the former Persian Embassy.
Large garden: all rooms sunny: equipped
fo- comfort OF guests. Personal hotel sery-
ice: distinctive menus; reasonable rates.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL ROOM AND BOARD boy or girl
aged 3 to . years, in private family. Ken
Sington l1-F-2l.
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: 1863 CALIFORNIA ST. .W-Charming
north room in quiet house: sleeping porch:
considerate management: S25-S35. IL
1929 18th ST NV. Apt. l-Employed
lady to share rooms and bath with
another lady Ia
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One single room walking distan
Delicious meals. Reasonable
FLETCHER ARMS,

1875 New H2mp. ave. n VA discriminate
ing guest house. hotel service. Inner-Spring
mattresses Selectlve menus. all outside.
koriree
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1919 o1st ST NW-Large front room.
twin beds; l block from Conn. ave: So 80
Der week each: also single rooms. S5 week.
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nished front rooms twin beds. adjoining
bath: walking distance Govt. depts.; terms
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1714 r. l. AVE. NW.-Well-furnished.
cheerful rooms. excellent accommodations:
convenient downtown location; reasonable.
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lUOH MASS. AVE NV. Apt. 4-Large,
sunny. airy room. well furnished; tile bath
shower c.h.w.; = gentlemen or couple:
81 week
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1870 MONROE ST NW-Are you tired
of rooming house? If so. would like
you to try. charming single room, all
comforts of home. with small family OF
adults. No other roomerS. Prefer men.
Convenient to transportation. Parking
Snace Ia
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1870 10th ST. NV. between and s.
Single and double outside rooms quiet.
comfortably furnished h.-w.h.; near baths;
G15 IN
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%, 5:nyornne, suy hideS iooi r,,nning
water. elec. grill. Ink: adults. IA.
THE OLYMPIA. .l4th and Euclid sts. NV.
Apt. 11-Large. bright, sunny room. nicely
furnished: adults. Col. 1868. Ia
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244O 10th ST-Attractive double room,
twin beds. semi-private bath: suitable two
girls: maid service. Phone Col. SS41'
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RIOS 18th ST. NE.-Beautiful front room,
overlooking monastery grounds, nicely tur-
nished. Suitable for employed couple or
settled lady S35
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FOUNTAIN COURT

Enjoy Sprinrtime at this wel-knowr
sne5 nqnse Gde9uS dobe coTns meas room onsf r
beautiful view; II minutes downtown:
private parking Inspection invited. 364C
Il Columbia unG4
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y DOWNTOWN. Champlain Apts.. 1424 K st.
NV, Apt. - newly furnished rooms
running water bed-living room, twin BEDS
closet room: airy and light; elevator service.
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zoos COLUMBIA RID. tnr. Conn. .,4Nlcely
furnished room, shower bath, maid SerV-
ice: well-kept home. Apt. Al, evenings.
6l6 F. ST. NW-Centrally located. Two
nicely furnished rooms, single and double.
eaSorable rent. save CARFARE. ~
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-Fur-
nished bed room. twin beds; near bath;
for gentleman: refined home. Col 5512-J.
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1910 HOLMEAD PL NV rooms for
= Ink. first floor; porch phone service
Also one small single room, s. 80 per
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36Ol 18th ST NW-Newly furnished;
Beauty Rest mat: double; southern eX-
posure: convenient location: breakfast priv
ilegeS. Col. g36..-J.
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.4s5 COLUMBIA RD.-Extra large front
oom for or gentlemen; $40. Col.
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OFF DUPONT CIRCLE+Newly furnished.
front bed-living room in apt. bldg: suita-
Bile for l or >; reasonable. Phone De. O991.
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LARGE ROOM. double single beds. near
bath. shower excellent home and location;
reasonable North 9531. IA
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other broom apt. and FrigidaIre. anil
absolute privacy. 2544 l4th st. NV.
Ant
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Mr.. WARDMAN. Shoreham. facing park;
large bed-sitting rm.. for >. 3; also / dou-
BILE and / single; unlimited phone; private
family 2630 Woodley pl. NV. Meals
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apt private bath. shower, 81; single.
$3.50: Ink. $3.50. 81 l430 Col. rd.
3547 HEREFORD PL NV tnear 10Th and
Oak)-Well- furnished single room, cozy.
comfortable in private home: conveniently
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WESLEY HALL & ANNEXES

! space in most desirable rm. with :,
Georgetown law men. S45. Also double
rm. for men. $50 each. Both rms. with
fireplace book sh e!ves Also single room
for oirl e. I-O.t Y :, W
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81. 4th ST. SE.-Furnished room, with
porch. Near Capitol and Consresslonsi
library Phone Lincoln 1854.
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2lI2 R ST. N.W.-Single and double
studio rms, conv. and reas.; maid service;
peiShhOrhO0d
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) 1440 GIRARD ST. N.W-Large front rm.
8 windows, next bath, shower: single rm.
npxt bath shower
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1901 N ST. N.W.-Basement bed-living
room. dnette. kitchen. bath private en-
trance: adults: also large bed room. semi
private bath. walking distance 16s
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1887 LAMONT ST. N.W-Newiy furnished
room. suitable for couple or single: private
hail m bus line
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CUMBERLAND. Apt ~. 1892 Mass. ave
Nicely furnished room. next bath. contln-
uous hot water and heat; rent reas. IA.
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q2S NJ ST, NV. The Aristocrat"-Newly
furnished Ink. room, next to bath; only
Evening star., 1937-02-14

WooDRIDGE-22I7 Kearney n.e-Large
front rm.. double or twin beds; automatic
heat, Il block transp. $50 single. So
double. Potomac :}29G-J.
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14IO MASS AVE.-Large double sleep
lng room twin beds. near bath: also
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JOB 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive, we'll
heated, 2nd-fioor, front. Ink room, ad-
Joining bath $500 weekly
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602 POWHATAN PL. N.W.-Lovely room
double bed. four windows: new home, auto
matte heat and water. IA
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CLEAN. comfortable room. next bath, Tor
gentleman: walking distance from down.
toun potou,ac E-SS
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THE CLUB EMBASSY.
2O31 QUE NV.

1921 K st. n.w-Beautifully furn.. new
decor. rooms, facing park: excellent foc
-.
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I.3 llth ST. SE.-Lncoln Park. Large.
bright front room, with twin beds. Two
or cOtInle
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CHI. CHI. D. C-Attractive. quiet. single
rm. in private home; lovely bath rm.;
reference required. Cleveland 4995.
.3021 ST. N.W.-Comfortable single rm..
adloin. bath; all conveniences, quiet home:
mr.. Dupont Circle; reference. Call after
Evening star., 1937-02-14

l7OS F ST. N,W.-single and double;
81 and s.: close in
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE-1773 Church st. NV
Nicely furnished room. semi-priv. bath; So.
Decatur 34Rh
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4313 :}7th ST. NW-Large comfortable
2nd-1oor living room; twin beds; detached
home: quiet good location. Emerson 6431.
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7O7 22nd ST. NV. Apt. 9-Front room.
9 windows: well furnished: near @. w. U.
and bus line: $3.50 or less per week.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

BIOS 14th ST. NW-Comfortable. con-
gentleman: reasonable Georgia 5S4g
Evening star., 1937-02-14

IICH 81. N.W.-NICtIy. .IurHIsTtU
single room. 81. Also basement Ink. room.
gas range and water. Sc.
l345 L ST. N.W.-Lovely large. d-fcor.
Ink. room. $3.50. Also room and kltch-
Evening star., 1937-02-14

| WOODRIDGE-Large master bed room,
| private bath. new furniture; unllml seo
phone North 1903 for full particulars.
| BIB PORTER ST. NV. IA block Conn.
| home: 20 min. downtown; $50. Emer-
Evening star., 1937-02-14

5119 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Large
front room. private bath; new home; S25
Per month. S:i5 for two. Ia
1926 31th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
single room. det. home near Wis. ave. Sl4
mo-: gentleman. Cleveland 1894. 15'
Evening star., 1937-02-14

,,ss 81 my MwSAtsrss S.is @ fuIn corner sood rd
u: also stn91e: Nznutug water.
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IN na3.S 39th ST NW.-Front master bed
- ROOM priv. bath; adj. smaller room; reas.i
n. near huS Emerson NN0h.
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2302 MONROE ST. NE.-Charming room.
next bath, h. W: close to bus. car. oil heat.
telephone North ti453-R.
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CAN ACCOMMODATE congenial young man
in my nearby modern Virginia cottage
Privileges. Meals and auto transportation
optional. Walnut 100G after Il O'Clock.
l43i MONROE ST. NW.-Front room,
twin beds. private bath adjoining. Adams
.gpSb
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WARM End FLOOR ROOM.

Unlimited phone and > baths same floor;
c.h.w. 1917 Fairmont st. NV.
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place. FNOIt DtCdtul '''T''
1921 BILTMORE-Doube room for base
ment room; sunny. twin beds. S32 each.
Also roommate. young lady, semi-prlvate
bath: well furnished; excellent location
and Admins u,ttn
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1913 RIGGS PL., off 10th st.-Second
floor, front: twin beds. semi-private bath;
private home: walking distance.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

NEAR 18th AND COL. RD-For rent to
gentleman; well-furnished front room in
quiet apartment. SD 80 Can be seen after
6 m Phone Adams $500.
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] go WISCONSIN AVE-Cln accOmmo-
date four men: room next 10 bath: c.h.w-,
plenty fresh vegetables and meat; So Wk.
nh
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2.45 WOODLEY PLACE-Young lady to
share large front room twin beds. private
bath with refined Jewish couple. Phone
Adams biIs
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Comfortabl room,
SIS and $50 mo. Call Sunday or eve
nings PIG p st. NV. Apt. A. IA
1929 ST. NV. third floor. Apt. =
Front double room. twin beds; walking dis
tance to downtown: gentlemen preferred.
Very reasonable District 631S. 14s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Stolete jubileum silnice a jeji
zanik.

Severnf draha Ferdinando-
va, ktera prave oslavovala ste
vyroc1 sveho trvani, 81 vynutila
take stavbu pTipojovac1 silnic-
nj site. K nj nalezela take sill
nice Napajedla-Kv1tvice S pro-
dlouzen1m ma Vset1n. Tato sill
nice byla vystavena zaroven S
drahou a slavf tedy letos row.
nez stolete jubileum. Rozdll
je vsak v tom, re draha jedi i
v druhem stolet1, kdezto SLIM
&c prave letos pc sto letech
zanikla temeT v cele sve delce.
Stara silnice Sc prizpGsobovala
tehdejs1m pomerGm a vedla
proto cd jednoho panskeho dvo
ra Ike druhemu Sc zastavkami
u panskych hospod. PTidrzo-
vala Sc 1zkostlive okraj1 pan
skych pozemkG, nehledfc ma
oblouky, zajfzdky, stoupanf a
rozfezavajlc nemilosrdne pole
a louky poddanych. Panske
dVOry satisfactorily tehdeJSl
podnikan1 a vynucovaly 81 W.
znamnou a moci svych MATTE
III silnicn1 spojenf. Silnice slou-
Ella plnych sto let a pamatuje
jeste frosty poddanych, kdyz
Sc zdrahali il opravit. Dovaze-
la Sc pc nj sill, suroviny, zboz1
a technicke vyrobky. .Vyvaze-
10 Sc dfevo v kulatine, rezane
nebo pritesane, sindel, plodiny,
ovoce, povidla, slivovice, boro-
vicka a z Temeslnych vyrobk1
sukno, hl1nene nadobf, obuv a
jine. Ones uz jen misty slouz1
silnice jake polnf costa. Ma je-
il mfsto nastoupila a~utostrada,
s~pojujfc1 prdmyslova stredis-
ka, jez pTinasej1 lidu vets1 kus
chleba, nez jaky poskytovaly
panske dvory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Smutny konec dvou sester.

V Dobrikove lilly u sveho
bratra dive sestry, 50leta Abb
ma a 46leta Bohuslava TouSko-
va. Nebyly provdany a lilly tn
V naproste shode, pomahajic
jedna druhe. ODE byly nervo-
We chore a stav Albiny Sc pO-
sledni dobe neustale zhorsoval,
take neboha zena byla 81 We
donna, re il ceka le6eni v usta-
WI. Kdyz bratr odesel do me-
sta, odehrala Sc smutna TRACE
die. Bratr Sc vratil a sestry ne
byly We SVEN pokoji. V pred
fuse, re Sc neco stale, vessel do
stodoly. Ma jednom tramu ma
sci obesenou Album a o kus
dal obeSenou Bohuslavu. ODE
byly jiz mrtvy. Jedna 81 zou-
|fala re strachu pred odveze-
MIN do 1stavu a druha pax 81
zoufala mad jejfm tragickym
skonem, kdyz il tn nasla obese
lnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Velkostatkar B. slangler,
MATTEL velkostatku Veze u
Humpolce a Komarova S les
MIN panstv1m Chlum ma Haber
sku, oznamil, re Komarov a
Chlum We vym6Te asi 600 HEX
tar1 rozproda pc castech. Ia
tim dcelem dial svolat zajemce
do hostince v Malone. Zajem-
Gu d~ostavilo sc velke mnozstv1
z obcf Lusice, Tis, Malcfn a
Skuhrov. Mezi mimi vznikaly
caste rozpory, nebot kazdy
chtel koupit pokud mono nej-
vice. Prodavalo Sc tomu, KIDD
mohl nabidnout vice. Mira po-
lie Sc prodavala "a 1000 az e.
900 Kc, mira lesa "a 800 az
1000 Kc. Pole skoupilo, az ma
male vyjimky, nekolik financ-
ne silnych jednotlivcG. Drob-
nj zajemci, ktefl by pddu nej-
vice potrebovali, vysli ma
prazdno. VelkostatkaT STAN
gler hodla prodejem pozemkG
ziskat asi tri miliony korun,
jez potfebuje Ike koupi vetsiho
velkostatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
vadnouc1 SWEETEST a S humorem
len iemu Vlastnlm.

vadnouc1 SWEETEST a S humorem
jen jemu vlastn1m.
Lee to byl uz posledni re
sl%avnostn1ch vecerG, jez Mos
ma zazil V Narodnlm divadle.
Hral Size jeste skoro diva roxy
pc tonic boufnem veceru, ale
zakefna choroba uz tehdy O.
hrozovala vazne jeho zdrav1.
Ia dlouha l6ta sve posdbno-
sti u ceskeho divadla ~zastonal
Mosna jen dvakrat, a to V roce
1882, kdy polyp v hrtanu, Vi
denskym prof. DIR. Schroette-
rem stastne odstraneny, vazne
ohrozoval jeho HAS, a pc dru-
he r. 1908, kdy 81 cele til me-
Size polezel Sc zanetem po-
hrudnice. R1kaval, re Dude
hrat az do roztrhani a skutec-
ne hral skoro az do poslednfho
vydechnutf, ale kdyz fla cho-
roba ocn1 a velmi bolestna "a
kefna nemoc vnitTnf znemozni-
ly mt dals1 vystupovanf, ode
Sci tise do pense, ma niz 81 pc
desetilet1 platil S nevalnou ra-
dostl, jake by tusil, re Sc z nj
dlouho test nebude. A nemy-
Ill Sc, nebot jiz dine 6. kvetna
r. 1911 skoncil svou poem
skou pout, zdobenou vavTfny
Observation-Disclosures.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
WILL PRESENT JOHN
DEERE FILM FREE
Sank Centre Implement Co. VIII
Be Host 10 Farmers Friday
And Saturday

Friday and Saturday, of this
week, will be red letter days for
the staff Of the Sank Centre I'M
plement Co., as in the sponsorship
of John Deere Centennial Days,
they will be hosts to the farmers
o. this community.
Talking pictures, Of historical
value, showing the progress Of the
John Deere Co. during the past
century, as well as the progress
of the nation will be shown in the
Oxford Theatre, both Friday and
Saturday afternoons. Following
each show the local implement con-
Germ will serve free lunch at the
Community Club rooms.
Although free, admission to the
showing Of these pictures will be by
ticket, which will be given to, all
farmers and the members Of their
families If applied for at the Sank
Centre Implement Co.
This historic film is shown in
four parts. 1.-THE Blacksmith's
Gift" an epic of 1887, in which
John Deere Monte Blue) builds his
first steel pillow. An all-Hollywood
production. 'Her Husbands Choice"
the romance Of a boy and girl
planning to get married and start
in farming, for themselves. From
One Anvil" a historical picture of
a great business and a great coun-
try growing up. whats New In
Implements" new ideas and new
developments In the implement In
dustry. air
These pictures will! also be shown
at the following villages: West I'm
ion, village hall, Friday evening,
January 8, at 7:30; Grey Eagle, vii
lage hall, Saturday evening, jan
uary 8. at .7:30; Melrose Theatre,
Monday afternoon, January II, at
1:30; Greenwald village hall, Sun
day evening. January 10, at 7:3O.
Free lunch will be served after
each show.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
HE WHO LAUGHS LAST


It may be salve to the wound
ed pride Of old Dobbin to know
that in times of distress he Is
still Of some use. Following the
blizzard Of last weekend the
horse has replaced in many in
stances the automobile-and Is
Dobbin laughing. While automo-
biles struggled through the
drifted snow or were marooned
altogether, old Dobbin sauntered
out faithfully to the wagon tom
que and went to work. Farmers
used him on bob sleds, coal deal
ers used him to haul fuel where
trucks might run into difficulty.
And milk dealers utilized his SER
vices. It's a sight that causes
natives to crane their necks and
look twice, but the horse doesn't
care. He isn't so outmoded after
all. He's having the last laugh!
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
JUBILEE OF SAUK
CENTRE CHAPTER TONIGHT

Masons and their families will
this evening gather in the Masonic
Temple to celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary Of Sank Centre Chap
ter No. 40, r.. A. M. The program
will open at $50 with dinner to
be served in the dining room Of
the Temple, which will be followed
by entertainment and appropriate
talks. Officers Of the Grand Chap
ter will be in attendance. After
the program the evening will be
spent In playing cards and dancing.
An orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for the dance. All
Masons, members of the Eastern
Star and their families are invited.
Tickets for the dinner were placed
on sale Monday. gee b
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
1887 CAME IN
QUIETLY IN S. c.
Church Services and Watch Night
Parties Marked Celebration
OF New Years Event

One of the widest spending or
gies in the history of the nation
greeted 1887 last Thursday evening,
but it takes more to arouse Sank
Centres residents than a young
ster with nothing but ribbon
around his middle-besides such
costuming is foolish in Minnesota
weather.
While there were a number of
private watching parties, the New
Year was greeted with reserve and
quiet in this city. No demonstra-
items marked the Main Streets adj
mittance that 1887 had arrived. En-
tertainment spots in this city re-
ported good runs that night, and
the din that went up at midnight
from those corners was not too
faint.
Never Again Day-or Resolution
Day, now one of the vanishing
Americans" dawned cold and dark,
but few saw it. The city slept until
late arising only for New Years
Day dinners or Church services.
A watch party on New Years
Eve was held for the Young People
of the Congregational church. Jun
ior members remained until lunch
a. nine o'clock when they were
joined by the senior members who
saw 1887 break forth at midnight.
Services were scheduled for New
Years Eve at Zion Lutheran
Church. The Rev. J. F. Schumach-
err announced that in case Of bad
weather the services were to be
held New Years Day Masses were
said on the first day of the New
Year in the Catholic Churches Of
this community.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
The "Searchers" will be present
next Sunday at 9:45 to organize a
new Sunday School class. Mr.. Bel
cher, a man of experience and
splendid qualifications will conduct
the class and lead the discussions.
This Is an opportunity to which
many young married people and
older young people have looked for
ward. Be present next Sunday and
expect good time.
Worship at II A. M. There will
be an installation service for the
newly elected officers and teachers
in the Sunday School.
Following a Communion Medita-
tior on Christian Attitudes" the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be observed.
Junior and Senior Leagues at Z
P. M. Muriel Raston leads devo-
tions.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society will meet in the church this
Thursday afternoon. Supper will be
served to the public at 6 o'clock.
Choir practice in the church on
Thursday at 7:30 P. M.
The Senior League will have q
sleigh ride party Friday night fol-
lowed by lunch.
Welcome to all church services.
M. L. Brann, Pastor.