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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07
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WAN Bonds

Electric equipment is scarce be-
cause the raw materials are going
into the War Effort. But you can
save now and get back 81 for ev-
cry So you invest in War Bonds so
you can buy that range or whatever
you want after. the war is won.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin OF
Post Falls, Idaho, and Carl Evans
were dinner guests at the William
Thomas home in Horse Heaven on
Wednesday. -~:. -. .. {. III - -.
Quite a large crowd enjoyed the
program at the Methodist church
Christmas eve. =: 81. &s
Billie Hanson, who stays at the
Frank Montague home, spent
Christmas with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCalmant in
Finley. e>
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Many Guests Sunday
At Elmer Smith Home

Locust Grove-GuestS at the FL
mer Smith home on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards, MI.
and Mrs. r. K. Stafford and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Travis, Mrs.
Verda Stafford and Mrs. Hans Smith
OF ProSSer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07

r. Mr. and Mrs. Daid Rawlins OF
Toppenish were Yuletide guests OF
Mrs. Rawlins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e Otis Shelton. .s.. -,
Russell Green who has been clerk
and stenographer at Midway SUBJ
station at Vernita for the Bonnie
vile Power Administration for six
months was transferred Wednesday
TO Salem, Ore.
Word has recently been received
that son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kelly of Lincoln, Nebr., on
Dec. %, weighing IN pounds, and
named William Shaun. Kelly is the
tileson of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaun Kelly
Of White Bluffs. ~. ~
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Schools Open Again
Monday. Jan. 4

White Bluffs-Tne Vernita White
Bluffs and Hanford Hanford grade
schools, and the Hanford-White
Bluffs high school, opened Monday
morning after Christmas vacation
as per schedule.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07
Ralph Stafford Attends
Wheat League Meeting

Locust Grove-Ralph Stafford at
tended a meeting of the Washington
Wheat League association Tuesday
at the Marcus Whitman hotel. SAT-
ford is one of the committeeman.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07

Bill Kleinknecht, Virgil Dennet
and GerVaiS Leiber We're business
visitors at Walla Walla Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Storey, who Is a
student at Whitman College, re-
turned Sunday to Walla Walla after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Guy Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art SimSen. and CAL
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Danmeier, Mr.
and Mrs. Rud Boetcher We're New
Years day guests at the Ted Reese
home in HorS Heaven.
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Highland Grange Meets
Thursday, Jan. Ia

Highlands The Grange meets
next Thursday, Jan. IA. There will
be a pot-luck dinner at $50 and
each member is requested to bring
sandwiches, one covered dish and
dessert.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07
Sees Granddaughter
First Time Christmas

White BluffS-NTr. and Mrs Carl
COe had as their Christmas guests
Hrs. Goes father, L. A. Walker and
her two younger sisters, Sharon and
Barbara Walker of La Grande, Ore.
Walker made the trip especially to
see, his first and only granddaughter
Cathrine Lee Coe. Walker and his
two daughters returned to- their
home Sunday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07

R. <. Stafford is assisting IN the
work at the Benton County Exten-
tension office the next few months,
helping out on the farm program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07
Students at Nampa, Idaho
Home Over Holidays

Hover-Miss Loretta Mills who
was home for Christmas vacation
left Sunday to return to Nampa,
Idaho, where she is attending col
lege. Z. r.t
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07
Merlin Giles Returns
To University Sunday

HighlandS-Merlin Giles, who IL
a student at the University ne
turned Sunday to Seattle after
spending the holidays at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Giles. Mrs. Giles accompanied him
and will visit friends and relatives
at Seattle and Bremerton.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-01-07

Join the army of 30,009,00O who
will be in the Payroll Savings Plan
for regular War Bond Purchase by
New Years Day. Stop spending and
save, and let's "'Top that Ten Per-
cent. u. S. Treasury Department
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Ray Anderson and Edward Tyackt
were business visitors in Walls
Walla Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Travis were
guests Saturday evening of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clarence Sutton in Prosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Andersen
and daughter, Karen, spent New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson.
Claude Boyd and his sister, Doro.
thy Augziger of Prosser viSitec
Wednesday with the Ray Andersen
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore ant
daughter, Velma, of Buena Vists
called at the Guy Travis HON,
Thursday enroute to Prosser from
a visit in Hermiston.
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Holiday Visitors Return
To PrOsser Friday

Western Horse Heaven.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Tyacke and daughter
were dinner guests Wednesday eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith.
The Tyacke family, who have been
visiting relatives over the holiday
week returned to thir home in Yak
ina Friday. Mrs. Catherine Tyacke
accompanied them for a weeks visit
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

ztratilo, nemluvili O tom, ably
Sc Jim zlodeji jeste nevysmali.
Josef Duchac byl proto velmi
nespokojeny a nekdy i newly.
Cele noel nenapadne hl1dal, a.
by staveni jeho sk1dci nepre-
padli a nevyloupili.
"Robotujeme, plat1me a Ike
vsemu tomu, CO 81 pres to "a
chovame, prijdou nam to u
krast," naf1kal sam u sebe a
milovane sve manzelce radeji
mic neffkal, ably il nedesil.
Kdo vsak proti zlod6j1m a
kradezfm rozhodne vystupoval
to byl starry zebrak houslista
Zalis. Ten najednou, kde il
wal, tn il wal, mel novou pr
sen, S nfz chodil ode vsi Ike vsi
a prozpevoval il S chutf a ne1-
navne, take proti zlodejnm
vsude zacalo Sc mluviti. Pisen
Zalisova vsude Sc lfbila a We
secky sedlak Petr Pavel Zalise
stedre vycastoval, kdyz mu j
pfisel ma statek zazpfvat. A
kdyz Sc Zalis najedl chlebfcka
Sc syrem a napil mleka, must.
il sedlakovi ma rozloucenou O.
pakovat. o krasne kone, obra.
ny Petr Pavel jen hlavou poky.
voval, kdyz zebrak pTi houslic
kach fezavym SWIM hlasem Wy
brekoval:
"Poslechnete mne malicko,
CO zazp1vam vsem nyn1cko,
jak Sc nynejs1 cas- dele,
je ia p1sen ma zlodeje. -"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

Jan Sc IyIlGJSl CdS OOJC,
je ia p1sen ma zlodeje. -"
Josef Duchac vysel 81 rad
sam a sam do poll a lux, ably
nebyl rusen a mohl klidne pre-
mysleti. Mel vselijake staros-
I'll, O nichz chtel napred 0 samo-
lite uvazovat, ably Sc potion S
manzeloku poradil, co ciniti.
Byla krasna nedele pocatkem
mes1ce cervna, nedlouho pred
obedem, kdyz 81 Josef Duchac
pc SVEN obyceji vysel do LUX a
podel reky pc vode zvolna bral
Sc k Doubravici. A tn najednou
nalezl We kvetouc1 trave lezeti
stareho kamarada Honzika
Mat6jku.-'Chodlvali spolu do
skoly. Matejka byl chudy
hoch, jmeno sve mel pc mamin-
ce, vyucil Sc krejcovine a Du-
chacovi potion sesel S ocf i z
mysli. AZ no tady pc letech
nalezl We kvetoucf trave. L
hned no poznal, ale zdal Sc mu
We tvaTi byt nejaky prepadly,
zazloutly, jake z vosku.
eco pax tady delas?" zeptal
Sc no.
"Ale cely tyden jsem zavfen
We fabrice jake v kriminalu,
tax jsem 81 dnes Easel sem tro-
chu poslechnout ptaky," povf-
dial Matejka. "Predeslou ne
deli byl jsem v RatiboTic1ch v
lese poslouchat lesn1 a dnes ia
dy p~osloucham zpfvat zahrad-
"a CO slysis?"
II slavik Sc tn ozyva!" Tekl
Matejka. "Jsem tady cd RAJ
ma"
"A re nekrejcujes?" divil Sc
Duchac.
"Jsem We fabrice pfadnf-
kem," rozpacite odpovedel Ma
tejka.
do femesla nemam penlZe,
mistr mne take toho mnoho ne
naucil, jake ucedn1k jsem sp1se
jen posluhoval, tax ted jsem Sc
chytil fabriky," tesklive dodal.
Duchac pozoruje, re Mattel
ku tento hovor zrovna neteS1,"
zacal S jine strany.
ely mas rad ptactvo," pro-
hodil.
MAN, tuze rad man," pri-
znal sc Matejka. "To je ma
radost.- z podzima chyt1m 81
take nekolik sykorek a cerma-
XII a z jara to Ease pust1m ven.
A dnes jsem v lukach slysel
zezulku," liboval 81.
"Preletuje tady," pfisvedcil
mu sedlak.
"zezulka vice drz1va Sc pTi
listnatych les1ch," povfdal Ma
tejka. "A tn potion S dudkem
rozpravejf."
"Jak to-" ptal Sc Duchac.
"Jak to-" ujal Sc slova Ma
tejka. "zezulka S dudkem, a.
by nemusili poTad l1tat, Sc smlu
viii, re 81 spolu dohromady kou
pejf kone a re budou jezdit.
Sehnali nan pen1ze a dudek Wy
pravil Sc do Chrudime ma trh,
ably tam mileko kone vybral.
Ale v Chrudimi dudek Easel do
hospody, tax jedi a pill a CO ne
propil a neprojedl, to potion
prohral v kartach. Ma koupi
kone nezbylo mu mic. Proto
vracel Sc "a soumraku do lesa
bez kone. zezulka vidouc no
pTichazeti samotneho, napomi-
nala no: "kup kun! kup kdn!"
a dudek il klamal slibovanfm:
"du, du, du du, du". Ale nej-
de. A tax spolu rozpravejf jiz
dlouhe easy"
Matejka vypravel to S tako-
YOU horlivosti, jakoby tomu
sam do poslednfho slova veril.
Sedlak Duchac Sc te historce,
j1z poprve slysel, usmival.
"To 81 patrne ptactva TUE
vs1mas," povidal staremu ka-
maradOvi.
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
Napsal DR.. VACLAV KEZNfCEK

ne slysela malo pant pekne &C.
sky mluvit a s lidmi hezky jed
nat. A kdyz potion byl Matej
tazan, elm chce byt, odpovedel
re knezem ne, docela mic Sc to-
neprotiyila, kdyz S Josefem
Sc dohodl, re p1jde do Prahy
ma prava.
Starry Petr Pavel to schvalil.
"A proc by nasi selstf synove
nemohli byt take justiciary, ra-
dy a advokaty," povfdal. "To
by bylo prav6 dobre, ably jich
takovymi pany hodne mnoho
bylo a ably ma sv1j rod pamato-
vail a honosili Sc S MIN -"
Kdyz Matej Duchac z Pra-
by ma prazdniny dochazel, bra
tr Josef mu S 1zkostf vypravel,
co sc vsechno najednou dele.
Povfdal mu hlavne o kradezfch
a netrestan1 jich.
"Zlociny byly odjakziva",
prohodil student. "Avsak kaz-
dy hrfch svym casem potresta
Sc SAM" pravil dale. "Spatny
clovek jake cervive ovoce vzdy
cky v opovrzenf skonci. Uvidfs,
Josefe, re Sc neco nahle sust-
ne, neocekavane nastane
pTevrat = ktery vsechno obra-
tt vzh1ru nohama a razem bu-
de videt, co a jaky kdo vlastne
byl -"
ga re drady nestarajf Sc O
napravu?" divil Sc Josef.
"Kde nenf zalobce, neni
soudce," rekl Mattel.
Josef 81 tato jeho slova pa
matoval a kdyz jednoho dine
rano pfijel k nemu do R1kova
vesecky tat1nek Petr Pavel vse-
eek rozcileny Sc zalobou, Re
zlodeji v noci ukradli mu lepsi
par kon1,tu 81 ma nej vzpomnel.
A kdyz Petr Pavel tazal Sc no
o radu, co pocft, co delat, Josef
odpovedel: "Pojdme ma zamek
zalovat."
To sc sedlakovi l1bilo.
"To bychom mohli," souhla-
sill.
"A mate ma nekoho dime
NIP" ptal Sc no Josef.
"V poslednf dobe nekolikra-
tie noclehoval u mas v mastali
takovy n6mecky zebrak, toula-
w staroch. "A kdyz nasim
psGm predhazoval pc vesnicfch
vyproseny chlebicek a hladil
ie, hned Sc mne to nelibilo. Sly
Sci jsem, re pry nekde stavuje
Sc tee clovek We Slatine ma Kon
cinach nejak6ho spetly - %
"Ten zebrak potion jiste k
VAN zlodeje pTivedl," posuzo-
val Josef. "Psi nestekali, vse-
chino znal. To on prochazi kra-
je ma We dine vyhlfzf, CO by Sc
kde noel dalo ukrast."
"Take tax myslfm," povidal
Petr Pavel. Gale je to nejaky
clovek cizopansky."
Josef Duchac sc rychle ustro
jill a hned jeli do Nachoda ma
zamek a tam jeste pred poled-
mem vymohli 81 rozmluvu S jus.
ticiarem.
Petr Pavel mu vypovedel, CO
"a skodu Sc mu v noel stale a
primo fekl, jakou ma dnminku
Tlusty pan byl pri tom netrpe-
Ivy a pax 81 ma sedlaka zostra
vyJel: "Jestli pax vfte, re bych
vas mel dat vlastne hned "a
WITT"
"a proc pak?" "a prekva-
peneho tim tchana otazal Sc
Josef Duchac.
"Protoze white lidi z krade-
Ii a nedokazete Jim to-" oboril
Sc ma neho justiciar.
"Prave proto jsme prisli "a
lovat a zadat, ably sc vysetfilo,
KIDD to dela," oval Sc popuze-
ny tim Petr Pavel. "Chceme
vedet -"
eco chcete vedet?" vykTikl
ma neho justiciar.
9 byl-li spetla re Slatiny
dnes V noel a rano doma," do
dial Josef Duchac. "A odtud
rovnou pojedeme do Slatiny
presvedciti Sc, je-li ted jiz do
ma a vyzkoumat, kde byl v no.
CT -"
eco tim myslfte?"
re on mole kone nekam "a
santrocil," vazne pronesl Petr
Pavel.
Justiciar 81 z male zlate pyk-
sly snupl a valne zmfrnil.
y "Vfte, ia z toho vaseho hro-
Zn6hO Ohvin6nf pox7ipp6bo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

masto!"
Do kancelafe vevalil Sc o.
brovsky musketyr a mlcky ia
zave ma justiciara pohledel.
"Tyhle diva chrapouny ma
ctyriadvacet hodin zavri," po-
rucil mu tento.
"a proc?" zaboufil Josef Du-
chac.
"Abyste dostali, co YAM ma
lezi," zasmal Sc justiciar.
"Pojdte, pojdte," sedlaky
dnrazne vyzyval Nemasta a
vystrkoval je z kancelare. "a
ted 81 S Panem Bohem jed'te
dom1," rekl jim, kdyz byli ven
ku. ga reknu, re jsem vas
zavrel a Dude dobre," povfdal
Jim.
"Coze?" rozcilil Sc proto Pc
tr Pavel.
"Jenom tax nekricte, abyste
pax opravdu neco nevyvedli,
"a CO byste musili sedet," radil
Jim musketyr.
Josef Duchac byl klidnejsf,
nebyl tax rozrusen jake Petr
Pavel, ktery byl cd casneho ra-
ma ztratou paru krasnych konf
bolestne dojat, a proto rychleji
Sc vzpamatoval.
"Pojdte, tatfnku," rekl tcha-
now, ktery Sc dial cd n6ho YES
It'll.
"Ti Tide tady 81 z mas, z pra-
va, spravedlnosti a pravdy je-
nom blazny delajf," zaloval
Petr Pavel.
"Delajf!" prisvedcil mu yet.
Gale kan to povede?" tazal
Sc Petr Pavel.
"Kdyz netresce, kdo trestati
ma, Dude trestati, KIDD trestati
nema," Tekl Josef Duchac.
Gale to by byly hrozne pre-
vraty," branil Sc to uznati Petr
Pavel.
"Budou, kdyz jsou soudcove
a zlodeji jedne mysli," prisved-
Gil mu yet.
"A komu to zalovat?" Eau
pei starry sedlak.
"Zatnete pesti a sevrete zu-
by" radil mu Josef Duchac.
eco pax mGzeme jineho delat?
|Vsak ono ma vsechno dojde!'
Gale kdy?" ptal Sc rozlftost-
neny a dojaty Petr Pavel.
"Az Dude Honza Bakovskej
panem ma zamku," odlehcil 81
Duchac.
Ia poznamka stareho Petra
Pavla jake obveselila.
"Ten by mel jiste tolik rozu-
mu, re je blazen, re by chapal
CO to znamena, kdyz sedlakovi
ukradnou par krasnych konf a
on Tekne, ten a ten to mohl u
delat," rozhovoTil Sc.
"Do Slatiny zajet ted musf-
me-" fekl Duchac.
"Alespon budeme ma vlastni
oci videt, je-li Spetla donna, a
ma vlastnf usi slyset, kde byl v
noel" - souhlasil Petr Pavel.
A jeli. Kone s vozem necha-
Ii We slatinskem mlyne pod Ger
venOu Hurou a potion pres
Bous1n zasli ma slatinske Kon-
ciny, ale hledaneho Spetlu do
ma nenaSli.
"Vcera odesel do Trutnova S
pr1z1," ochotne sdelovala mu
jeho manzelka.
"A cestou stavil sc We Vessel
pro me kone,o vyhrklo z Petra
Pavla.
"Jenom Sc opovazte tohleto
nekde opakovat!" vyjekla spe-
tlova.
"Jiz dopoledne povfdal jsem
to ma zamku," vzkTikl Petr Pa
vel.
"Hned mne odtud tahnete,
nebo ma vas vezmu koste a ma
moclm no We hnojne louzi," o.
sophia Sc Spetlova ma sedlaky.
"Ignac!" zavolala pax do cha
lupy. "Pojd ty strejce W.
hnat -"
z chalupy vyhrnul Sc We tva-
ii rozpaleny, cerveny zebrak,
ktery v poslednl dobe We Vessel
u Pavld nekolikrate vyprosil 81
nocleh v mastali. Spatfiv Sc
dlaka Pavla, patrne Sc zarazil.
eco pax chcete?" tazal Sc
Spetlove a delaje hloupeho,
slime ma nj zamrkal.
este Wy to tady zlocinna
chaska', volal Petr Pavel.
"Chcete-li neco MENU, dejte
81 no zavolat k rychtaTi," spus-
tia ma neho Spetlova. "A mne
dejte pokoj!"
C-11Z Ill: %oox,XIxo- IL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
:, DEDECEK :.
ROMAN Napsal DR.. vACLAv kEZNfcEK

ctvf Pride, vyhrozoval Honza
postilionovi. "Rovnou jdu k
advokatovi!" A tail do Skalice
k Vavrenovi ma radu, jak by Sc
vyTizeni jeho dedictvi pc her.
coGce dalo uspfsit.
"Mlc, Honzfku, ona nam
spravedlnost drive nebo pozde-
il jistotne PRIDE" tesil no pro-
ziravy Vavrena. "Takhle to
dale dlouho beet nem1ze, ably
Sc nezvrhlo."
Ovsem re VavTena myslil ma
nGco docela jineho, nezli ma
Honzovo dedictvf nachodskeho
panstv1.
"A Wy mne budete ma svatbe
"a sv6dka," zval no Honza."T
Dude trachtace leps1, nezli by
la O biskupske visitaci Nacho-
de ma d6kanstvf," t6sil Sc. "a
princezna, co 81 il budu brat,
az Sc uc1 cesky," pov1dal.
"Kdo ii tohle Tekl?" oboTil
sc ma neho VavTena.
ga jsem il to psal, at Sc ucf,
ably nam rozumela a mohla S
mani mluvit," vykladal Honza.
mo, to jo! Blazen vi, CO Sc
slusf a patti" = houkl Vavre-
ma a fatal p6sti. "Snad to bu-
de drive neil myslfm. Vzdyt
zlodeji jiz chodejf "a dine We
refine 81 vyhlednout, co by v no.
ci ukradli a ma zamku Sc tomu
jen smejou, jakoby byli S mimi
"a jedno. Jak pax dlouho to
niue vytrvat? Pc dusnu a par
ru vzdycky pTichazejf bourky,
pr6trze mracen, krupobit1, je-
nom koho to potion postihne
Pan Bib S Mani a zle pryor
Vavrena Sc zbozne pokTizo-
val.
ga az sc ozenfm, budu take
jezdit ke SteidlerGm ma jirin-
kovou slavnost a princezna, ja-
ko ma PAM, must provost malo-
farskeho, pana patera Hurdal-
ka," t6Sil Sc Honza Bakovskej
ga mohu vzdycky nechat oci
ma jeho XVIII. A ma panstv1
zavedu pTevraty a Wy budete
ma zamku panem justiciarem,"
sliboval VavTenovi. "Tuhle ma
tie ma to ruku!"
"To mn6, holecku, mus1s dat
pisemne," zcela vazn6 pronesl
advokat.
Honza nan vyvali oci.
"Vzdyt yam to rukou DAMN
slibuju," nam1tal.
"Ted must byt vsechno pf-
semne a ma stemplu, dane slo-
vo vice neplat1," horlil Vavre-
ma.
Gale stempI 81 musite dat
SAM" pTipoustel Honza.
"Hele no, jeste panem pan
stv1 nenf a uz je chytry,ze chce
ode mne stempl ma neco, CO il
take jeSte nemam. Ten Stempl
ty musfs dat!" nalehal VavTe-
ma.
Honza Bakovskej byl v roz.
pacfch.
"Kde bych ma nej wal
vzdyt pTece vfte, re jsem ze-
brak," zasvitl mu hlavou ro-
yum.
VavTena zakyvaI hlavou a
litostive pohledel ma vychrtlou
postavu cloveka bozfho a pax
pTinesl mu kraj1c bfleho, trio.
veho chlebicka, do nehoz Hon
"a S hltavou chutf Sc pustil a
vypravel, co komu da, az sc
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pfevraty," tesil Sc.
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VavTena a zamyslil Sc O nepo-
Tadcfch a slabestech zamec-
kych pant. "Lide kradou, lou
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dlaky i ma robotu honf, lid Cd
tiny do fabrik lakajf a spatne
mu plat1, domacf rec je v ne
vaznosti a stare mravy jsou v
ne1cte," uvazoval. "Z toho
vzej1ti pozehnanf nemGze zad-
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vyhybal, ably nemusil slyset O
vsech tech vecech, ktere Sc pra
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ne. Bratr jeho Matej zatfm v
Hradci latinske skoly 81 odbyl,
v Litomysli vystudoval a nynf
byl v Praze ma vysokych sko-
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neho panacka, ale velebny pan
Antonfn Charvat il z toho IRA
dill.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
MARANATHA CHAPEL
North at Pine
Rev. VIM. b. Dunn. Pastor

$50, Bible School for all ages.
HOO, Morning worship for
everybody. Special song and a
stirring message by the pastor.
Gas, Maranatha Young Peo-
pies League.
7:45, Another old-time Cos
pei service for everybody. Bring
friend and enjoy the hour with
US.
SPECIAL MEETING:
Saturday night. April 10th.
7:45. Rev. David Allen brought
a remarkable message last Sat
urday night to a fine crowd. He
speaks again tonight for the
last time in Mount Clemens.
Rev. Hotel, from the Calvary
Baptist Church in Hazel Park,
will bring the Baptist orches-
ira and furnish good music.
Miss Anne Schuitema, the
noted musician of Muskegon who
was here last fall, will be here
also Saturday night and Will
bring some special music. Old
friends will want to meet her.
Don't miss this entire treat.
A hearty welcome always
awaits you at Maranatha.
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60 both inclusive, and Will mature seri-
ally 50 600 November ! each year igiI
10 l949 both inclusive 50 600 November
!. each year. 1850 20 1857 both inclusive;
and $4,000 November !, IN each year.
1858 70 1864 Doth inclusive. VIII be cOu-
each. and VIII bear interest at rate or
rates not exceeding 3 per annum to
November J. l946. not exceeding ga
pc annum thee after 20 November !,
1855 and not exceeding = per
annum there fter unit. paid, eX
pressed in multiplcs OF - Of ~.
payable November !. 1913 and semi
annually thereafter on the LIST days Of
May and November OF each year. Both
principal and interest VIII be payable al
Michigan. Bonds Nos. SO TO SO. both in
elusive. will be subject TO redemption
prior TO maturity IN inverse numerical
order at par plus accrued interest Upon
80 days published notice on any one or
more interest payment dates on and aft
er the following dates. TO wit: Bonds Nos.
IS 10 g. both inclusive, maturing No
vember l. 1855. on and after Novem-
Der :. 1914 Bonds Nos. 81 20 81, both
inclusive maturing November /. 1913.
maturing November :. 1868, on and af-
to- November :. 1915 and Bonds
Nos SO 10 IS. both inclusive, ma
turing November :, 1862. on and after
November J. 'g4i.
The bends VIII be the general obliea-
ton of the School District which is auth
orizcd and required BY law 10 levy upon
all taxable property therein such adj val
orem taxes as may be necessary 10 pay
the bonds and interest thereon without
limitation as 10 rate or amount.
The bonds viii be awarded TO the bid
der whose proposal produces the lowest
interest cost TO the School District after
deductng premium offered. If any. In
terest on callable bonds Is TO be comput-
ed 10 maturity dates and the interest cost
ca all the bonds is 20 be figured from
the date OF the bonds Interest on prem
ium will not De considered as deductible
j. determining the net interest cost. The
right is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids. No proposal for less than all of the
bonds will be considered.
Bids viii be conditioned upon the I'M
qualified opinion OF Miller, Garfield, Pad
dock & Stone. Attorneys. Detroit. Mich
igan, approving the legality Of the bonds.
The cost of said opinion and of printing
the bonds shall be paid by the School
District.
A certified check in the amount OF
81 SOC. 90 drawn upon ar. incorporated
bank or trust Company and payable 70
the order of School District No. g. Town
ship of Erin. must accompany each pro-
posal as a guarantee of good faith on the
par, of the bidder. No interest Will be
allowed on good faith checks.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be plainly marked Proposal for Bonds
ANY interested bidder Will be furnished.
upon request. a report of the essential
facts pertaining 10 the financial condi-
ton OF the School District.
JOHN FLYNN
Secretary School District
No. s Township of Erin
Macomb County, Michigan
April l6-M l..
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FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
NOTICE

1928 BclVidere Street,
Detroit. Michigan
TO. LEROY c. THOMAS AND BETTY
THOMAS, his wife
You are hereby notified that certain
land contract bearing the date of the loth
day of October 1871. A. D.. by and be-
tween JOSEPH KLINGKAMMER AND
LOUISE KLINGKAMMER his wife. par
ties Of the first part and LEROY {.
THOMAS AND BETTY THOMAS. his
wife parties of the second part is In de-
fault by reason OF the non payment of the
instalments of the principal and interest
due hereunder. and you are HEREBY tur.
ther notified that the said JOSEPH
KLINGKAMMER AND LOUISE Killing
HAMMER, his wife, parties of the first
part, elect TO declare and do hereby de-
clare said contract forfeited and you are
hereby further notified to yield, sur
render and deliver up possession OF sald
premises in said land contract mentioned
and of which you are now IN possession
under and by virtue of the terms there
Of
Said premises arc described in said
land contract as follows:
Lo, No 20 KlingkaHmer Farms. ac-
cordinC TO Supervisors Plat thereof, re-
corded in liber 81 of Plats. Page "a, Of
Nacornb County records. Subject 10 a
., easement at the rear of the lot for
public utilities.
JOSEPH KLINGkAMMER AND LOUISE
kLINGHAMMER
Nv Robert J. Hesse. Attorney in Fact
DATED: FEBRUARY ~, l943
April 2. Q, l6-M- l.