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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
THE MOST WONDERFUL XMAS GIFT OF ALL
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Becker was registered in Sal
rom Carmen on Monday.
knight was a visitor In Sal
his week from the Pahsimaroi.
tles Mack was elected to mem
b in the Business Mems asso-
at the last meeting Of that
prices have not been much dis
in the Salmon country. but a
ales have been made, with
ranging from $40 to $23.
3engers on the train to Salmon
" evening included Charles
Morris Cotton, H. Coleman, C.
les, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Holgate,
Gilster all from Up the Lemhi
Ellison arrived from the Mid.
on Sunday, in charge of a
horses for shipment to the
an northwest. The animals be-
b the estate Of his brother, the
F1dy Lee.
F. Lambeth, William Oltmer,,
Nagel, John O. Minde, Carl ].
F. B. Winterowd, Alfred and
Julien, Albert Neldon, Guy e.
nd F. d. Pratt were this week
red in this city.
ain Of ten cars of cattle belong.
the Orchard company, Soule
Sam Atkins and George Ham.
went out from Salmon on Tues
charge of Peter Mckinney,
nd Soule and Charley Coffman.
me send your magazine sub
pms and save. you the trouble.
lie orders for every magazine,
enewal and gift orders. Phone
te for lowest clubbing rates.
Rosalie c. Stringfellow, Box
almon, Idaho. Adv ct.
hnce Greene, Catherine Bundy
Ruth Colwell were weekend
at the j. M. Spellman home on
ht and Margaret Sandiland was
Nieman home. A sleigh ride
hnd dance was a part of the
arranged for the visitors.
Cherry of Weiser returned
lay night from an extended bus
"trip to Washington, D. C. On
b Mr.. Cherry argued two Lemhi
Land contest cases before
cretary of the Interior and then
B week visiting at his old home
ltucky.-Weiser Signel.
Recorder is endebted to its old
lued friend, Henry Massie, for
(tions covering the great cele-
in honor of the opening of 9
bntinental railroad ending at
lego. California. Mr.. Massie is
amidst its tropical scenes and
ctivities. taking a well earned
e sends greetings to all home
following pupils of the eighth
have been neither absent nor
n the month of November: Co.
n, Marcella Pippenger, Elda
Theodore Reddington, Bertha
Donald Renner, Maisie Harris,
lance, Everett Hill, Margaret
Ruth Dunlap, Vara Wilmington,
Bowman. Carolyn Biscoe, Fran
Pliard, Catherine White, Perry
Evalyn Mitchell.
Home Economics committee
prepared an interesting program
given at the next meeting of the
h's club to becheld at the home
G. B. Quarles, Thursday, De-
Is, to begin promptly at 2:15
The roll call responses will be
lold hints. Mrs. ]. L. Kirtley
ive a reading. L. E. Tillot.
ounty farm bureau agent, will
talk, a musical number is plan
Yrs. c. G. Mathewson and Mrs.
on will give some culinary
strations, the former a savory
sh and the latter biscuits and
rious uses of biscuit dough.
Dering Greene will discuss Wit.
anti-score butte substances
members should brin g note
and pencils.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

meeting OF the American Le-
:. II, 1919, the following OFF,
re elected: q
Sommander-Roy L. Shoup
nmandeR-Fred ]. BRUNCH
finance Ofiicer-Paul Stratton
nan-Francis r. Hall
aet-Harry III. Hettinger.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
EEVER-TO3E-FoRGOTTEN
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
Butte Post.)

Quite Post.)
ka claims the palm for the few
|ckers and the highest percent
|ryice of any state or territory
union. Out of 10000 white peo-
the territory. including Ameri-
20 foreign born. Alaska put
pen into the fighting services.
more power to Alaska and,
L at all talking of the home
|oon't forget Salmon. Lemhi
Idaho. DR.. c. F. Hammer of
1 was in Butte this week. He
The service himself and knows
IS talking about.
population of Lemhi county
& 5000" he says. We had All
The service and IS of our boys
r run price. We consider that
cur share" He's right. Lemhi
dill.
little town in the Lemhi4 val
is boys were personally
10 everyone. II means more
people there than ten times
ihoer in Butte for every soul
ach of the Is lads. OF course
gong to be a memorial. The
an legion has a post there,
amer says, and the post will
~ allow their names to be for
those names of the IS heroes
I've heir lives to the world.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

+. A. Morris is spending the week
in Salmon from his Lemhi home.
John Ostrom made four attempts
to get through to May but had to turn
back to Salmon at every attempt.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12
Probatino Fore;on win.

PropatIn0 Foreign VIII.
According to court notice publish
led today the so-called foreign will of
the late Wesley s.. Morris Is TO be Of
fered for probate on January S. This
action is brought TO validate the sale
|of the Morris ranch as alreacy report
led to Dwight A.. Smith.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

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Fine New Boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c..
AmOnson, December 10, 1919, a boy.
a ten-and-a-half-pound
Through Trips by Sled.
Through trips by bob-sIed are now
made on the Leesburg stage route.
Charley Beach Is on the box holding
the lines on four horses.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

The old fashion kinds of candies
are in stock at the Tingley store.
At the City News stand Mrs. Kin.
sey has the new books in attractive
display as well as many other Christ
mas attractions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

The Vogue is center of fashion in
millinery and kindred articles for la
dies and children. Mrs. Pearson will
be pleased to help customers In their
selections of Christmas presents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

Mrs. Murdoch's millinery store is at
all times place of fashion. with
crepe de chine combination suits and
gowns. silk hose. necklaces and what.
not in ladies' fancy goods, which are
always in demand. especially at this
season.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

The smokers delight in cigars
pipes and tobaccos may be picked on
al the fountain lobby of the Lemh
billiard resort, Bob Moore. proprietor
where also Is carried splendid lin,
of confectionery, all suitable for pres
ents.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

Norton's jewelry store Is showing
fine assortment of nugget pendants.
Smokers requisites as well as an
elegant supply of candies are carried
AZ the Smokehouse, the popular re-
sort of r. M. Murdoch.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

LOST-Five black Poland China pigs,
weighing about $50 pounds. Mark
ed with slit in left ear. Report TO
Recorder Office or phone William
Beattie ranch.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-12

FOR ,SALE-Shares of the capital
stock of the Pioneer Bank & Trust
Company. See Harry Kelly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Miss Hassl Cox 10 % the sick
list.
Mrs W, A Goodrum spsai Mon
dAy In NAShyIils.
Dr AMI Mr.. W =. 3erts spent
f0asdsy 10 Nashville
Mice Sasis {. Hudson was quite
iii latter part oi last week.
Mr. AID Mrs. Homer Brown
scenl the week .sad ia Nashville,
Miss Sarah r, Brown sD~nt the
week cod in Nashville
Misa Mary Crews. vi Tuilah0ma
IL the guesi u relatives aud friends
Mr. James Bryan and sop have
retained from d three weeks stay
la Tucson, AriI
Mrs. William HJgin and little
400, u Burns, spent Monday with
Mrs. J. y. McCaul,
Misr Lola Berry, o! Burns, has
&C ceptsd ths position as sal.Slady
at Holland Asnolds store.
Allison Leathrrs. who ~ attend.
Ing school 10 Henderson. is the
guest oi his parents M aud Mrs.
A Ii. Lsathsr
Mrs Oscar Holland and eAildrvn
vi Cuba, No. are hefa the gurs,. ot
her parents. Mr. add Mrs ID. h
Bsasley
Mrs. Frank McCaul has returned
10 Aliens Creek. after spending Il
lev DAYS here with her mother.
Mira. John Green.
Tbs Lutheran Womans Mission |
AIRY society held it, annual thank
offering meeting ri the church
rdnssday afternoon,
DR. Chas Barnett. Larry Eonant
and little son. Charlie. OF III. Wayne.
Ind AZ. here the guest OF relatives
and friends
Henry Stein. ot Nashville, spent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Chimney Builder Wanted.

A, orcs 10 hnild three singls
ou,.id. chimney's II brick.
Wm. H Rogers. Drk@oe, X
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

caught ga The !iremei~vs a@lt ri that
4A~ ros4~ri hsd csnvsyed r.yu1.
~'r~+ sss~a ! sm never xishnu / RAT
SNAP. he the sases,. q,Iicl re.s rat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

~ D. Taylor
i Mis-. Luellis f.s~vss. nj nash
! Iyills. speri Tbs weekend hsss Siii
bet grandparents. Mr.. and Ar
Ill. L. Rroxn,
| Miss Oiiia Or. I'll Nashville
spen, the week end hers the cues
Of bee parents. Mr. aad Mira %. Il
(m
I Bot Nall has purchased ID,
Matheo Devahdry shoe shop q
which be TOOK charge Monday. ACC
has named IL the Dixie sho~ Shop
Mrs.. Edward Hsnslse and baby.
alter lev days visit here viii
relatives aud irisads have returned
10 their home in Garrett. Ind.
Jssse Martin has resigned his po
siiion a. clerk ai Harry Wynn's
grocer, and has accepted position
with the Columbia Produce Co.
| Ms. John T. Banks, who has
been here several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, W. v. Davis.
has returned to Nashville.
| Dock Work. Ut IVES, Tennessee
passed through here oue day this
seek en- route to piney TO zee his
brother, L. Work. who ~ danger.
aasly Ill ... ....-...
Nrs T, E. Brooks, after 4 week v
visit here with Der parents Mr. and
Mrs. X. ]. Work and other fsls.iy, y
and friends. has returned 10 her
home a, Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mia, T. A. Johnson and
daughter. Martha Elizabeth Of
Fulton. Ky, spent Tuesday here
the guests oi Mr.. snd Mrs. W, J,
Johnson.
There will he musical recital
giy-n al Tracy Acsdemy, Charlotte.
Nov II. At 80 y. IN By the pup
lie OF Mise Lucille Coleman. Evsry.
body invlei. Admission Tree.
Mrs. n. GelbermAn went 10
Nashville Wednesday TO spend sew.
rfsl dave the guest OF relatives and
iriends While there she will hear
us aiiesn clhsoit md John MeCor.
mick. y I
Mira. Chris Collier, oi Nashville. |
WAS here Tu.sday the guest % Mrs |
Aanie Stroud She Was sn route
home after a Wait sith her daush. |
Ter. Mrs. Pitts. at Centseviile.
A union Thanksgiving service
will he held ut the First Pfesby. |
terrain Church nsx, Thursday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock Rev. w. W
Woodeock will deliver the sermon
Tor the occasion, Everyone 10.
yited.
Mr., and Mf-. W. II. Lewis and
Of Charlotte Route 8.
spen, Tuesday aud Wednesday |
hers with relatives and friends. We
understand they are contemplating
buying a residence in Dickson and
move here in the near future.
Mesdamss Claude Hooper aud
L. \. Payne gave = miscellaneous
shower Tuesday afternoon Tor Miss
rriss,e Williams. who leit this week
|or Portland. Oregon TO reside. The
was given nj the
home Of Mrs. Hooper.
|, IL reported that there ia VII.
Gus blue 'possum at large in Dick.
ION, having bitten one Of our popu.
ar young eac,e'v boys. inhic,ina
81 wound on biz new tan kicks.
The voura msn. he,ns oi an A..
able t') disposition, allowed the
rate simmer hunter To escape
You are invited 10 attend the
'ervice =, ! o IN nett Sunday Al
h. home II M,s /. + Tate. Come
md bring your friends, Psrenn AZ
Isk your help Our attendance
AIT Sunday "a. 81 Singing extra
,nod,
Susie c, Hudson II
Thomas Herbison. OF Dickson K
Wa 10 10 s~e ~ Saturday sud II
sports having just returned from {
'hsw Miss where be hiss CON.
,les-d arrangements 10 share.crnp
N A large plantation and be and =
'is family will move about Deem.
ler 6rs..
The Soun. Psonls's Missionarv q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

A series Of meetings |. in pro
gress at the Cumberland preahy
| terian Charch this week and vii
continue over Sunday
Az we 20 10 press this Thursday
morning, We learn Of the death q
Mrs e. N. Lnvell. che having dice
sdnesdsy night al her home OF
Church Street. after an Illness O
tisteen menths Funeral arrange
ments have no, been announced,
WE WILL PAY A sTRAIGHI
SALARY SIS 10 per week and .x.
penses to man ~ woman With rs
to introduce EUREKA kGG PRO
DuCKR,-Eurehs Mix Co, Eas'
IT. Louis III.
Bert slaughter. Monday happen.
I'd to the misfortune NJ getting enc
OF his 6nsers severely msslied while
.co,chine a box car on the Cen're.
vile Branch rsilroai where he is
employed a. brakeman This ~ss
bic tifrt trip cut in several months
The wound ~ss dressed Nonisv
night by DR. " J Susa and il IL
thought be wiI BE- oI' oi duty
sbou, two wseks
Miss Mary Walker entertained
her expression class Wednesday
afternoon from $40 10 9 o>ciort:
The features al the afternoon w-rs
recita,lons by pupils, music aud out.
doc, games. The Thanksgiving
idea vas carried gu, There we're
% pupils a, tables The tables
we're decorated ~i,h plant t!owera
and Thsnkssivips plsce cards
Mrs Ed Morrow assisted the hostess
aud her moihs, NTH the ssmes spd
No need fot ~ory about fuel il
you lnsisl! The v ouder Uii-Gss
Burner ia your stove II burns
common coal OIL and IS per cent
sir. The price Tor ,hi. greA, con.
grniesce ls bu, sls-ao,hlng 10
wsar oat With long and continuous
10. See W, K fo~TgR.
Dickson. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

One naoruirs hs iound - hoss
dead and sevssal sick He called 10
the Vel. xho After dissecssng a raj
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
6. {. COLLINS & son, Dickson, tennessee

dess.c,~s I know" Three sis1s.
nc. Soc. 81 Sold sod gusssnstsd
by Die Iron Hardware Co.. q. q
Tomlirecn spd Clcmoss Ph1soase.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Jas wassos says. IN never Forge'
whea FatAer's Hsgt Dot tsalsra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Thomas Herbison, oil Dickson X
| |. Wa 10 to see ~ Saturday snd
reports having just returned from
i Shaw Miss where be hiss CON
plesed arrangements TO share.crnr
on A large plantation and be and
biz family will move about Derem'
her hrs!
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Church,
South. will meet Saturday sitter.
aoou Nth Misses vars, rhirsa and
Evelyn Crow Esch member 10
ursvd to he presea, and also request
"a 10 bring something for the bassa.
Please observe the week 81 prayer
Re exported.
Wednesday evening OF last week
thirty. four members and friends of
the NJ. Z Church gave th. pastor,
Rev. ] W Deshaae. 90. OF the
most complies poondinss ever
administered . pastor 81 THE church
la r~cea, year,. and when they got
through pounding Bro, Deshaso.
pantry VS. we'll supplied With .
large assortment al ioods.uE IN,
which be expressed bic appreciation
and invited them 10 remain im tie
mlj-wesk pssve. Service which Their
did. aud a. excellent seryics "a.
rspessad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
knizka els. 1881.

Josef Peal, E. 1876. st. $500
Katerina Forejt, E. 126. st. ....... 1000
E. Vokoun, E. 1875. St. ......... LOO
Jan Hlavin E. 1877. St. ..... 300
Frank Koza, E. 127. st. ......... LOO
Jan Lupinek, E. 1877. st. ..... 800
Josef Karabec, E. 1913. st. ......... 800
Frank Julina, E. 1928. st. ........ 500
Anton Spitalsky E. 130. St. ....... 800
Ed. Klozar, Woodland Ave. ...... LOO
A. Taborsky, Woodland Ave. ..... LOO
Frank Ekl, Hamlin Ave. .......... 800
Jan Chvasta, Hamlin Ave. ....... 500
Karei Jicha, Hamlin Ave. ...... LOO
JOS. Benhanzl, Cromwell Ave. ..... 500
Josef Svatek, Cromwell Ave. ...... 800
Vac Marsicek, Cromwell Ave. 49,. ZOO
Vac Vondracek, E. 1876 st. ....... LOO
Vaclav Jares, Woodland Ave. ..... 200
Jan Kopp, Woodstock Ave. ....... LOO
Fr. Horacek, Mt Overlook Ave. -. LOO
Anton Cada, Cromwell Ave. ...... LOO
H. PIonos, E. 1923. St. .... 800
Jan Hiavin, E. 124. st. ....... 200
Vaclav Kasik, +. l2l. st. ......... LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Sbsratele PIP. Svehla Dohnal.
knizka els. 1897.

Anton LukeS, Woodland Ave. .... $500
Barb LukeS, Woodland Ave. ..... LOO
Frant. Zeman, Woodland Ave. 49,. LOO
Josef Broz, Woodland Ave. ... 100
Vaclav lima, Woodland Ave. 80
Frant. Klima, Woodland Ave. ..... 200
Jan Mares, Woodland Ave. .... 800
Stella Tetour, Woodland Ave. .... 500
FIR. Zaiicck Woodland Ave. ..... LOO
Josef Roubic, Woodland Ave. ..... 200
FIR. Dezort, Woodland Ave. ..... LOO
VIM. Neuman, Woodland Ave. so
Mich. Vengiarcik, Woodland Ave. 80
Fir. Posekany, Woodland Ave. ..... LOO
Rudolf Kolin, Woodland Ave. 49,. 500
Kar. Cerveny 108O4 Woodland Av. 200
Frant Zizka, 1O81O Woodland Ave. 500
Volt Stastny, Woodland Ave. 80. LOO
Frant Nemec, Woodland Ave. 49,. 200
Anna Maruna, Woodland Ave. -. 800
Karel KraliCek, Woodland Ave. -. 800
Kennedy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

Alb. Vanicek,. 8O14 Lucia Ave. -. LOO
Anton Tittl, 800 Lucia Ave. .... 200
Mrs. Wagner, 9O19 Lucia Ave. LOO
Mr.. Spevacek, 8OO6 Amos Ave :. 200
FIR. Kalivoda, 1916 Amos Ave. -. 100
Yer. Cinadrova 7916 Amos Ave. -. 100
Mr.. Pitak, 1916 Amos Ave. ...... LOO
Pi. PiSkula, 1858 E. 70. st. .. 100
Karel Petrasek, 1920 Amos Ave. -. 200
Mr.. Velc, 1852 Z. Is. Place ... 800
Pani Brda, 1884 E. Is. Place .. 100
Mr.. Silhavy, 2256 E. IS. Place .... 500
knizka els. 1881.
T. Silhavy, 1920 Sherman Ave- S1.0O
Fir. Vodnansky, 8111 Keyes Ave. 200
Fir. Kebrle, 8110 Amos Ave. ..... 100
Marie Michova, S11O Amos Ave. 200
FIR. Vohnicky 8l06 Amos Ave. -. 100
K. Jelinkova, 8108 Amos Ave. .... so
Kat. kucharova, 8105 Amos Ave. LOO
Fir. Simak, SO15 Amos Ave. ... 100
Jan Malek, 500 Amos Ave. .. loo
M Bailok, 8002 Amos Ave. ..... 100
Frank Stech, S003 Amos Ave. 49,. 200
Martin Cinadr, 1913 Amos Ave. -. 100
FIR. Bolek, 1854 E. 70. St. . LOO
FIR. Plevny, 1924 E. 70. st. 1000
Marie Cerba, 1924 E. 70. st. ..... 500
Josefa Cermak, 2319 E. 70. st. 49,. 500
FIR. Cimera 1917 Lucia Ave. ... 100
Max Lisy, S107 Lucia Ave. ...... 200
FIR. Dvofak, 8106 Lucia Ave. ..... 100
Fr. Sedivy, 1920 Golden Ave. .... 100
Bob. FiSer 5000 Golden Ave. .... 200
Vac Kalina, S0O6 Golden Ave. -. LOO
Fir. Jelinek, 2314 E. IA. St. ...... 100
II
M. Mates. 2349 e. "a. st. 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

Josef Levy, Continental Ave. ..... 500
Josef Musil, Continental Ave. ..... LOO
Josef Koran, Forest Ave. ...... LOO
Rudolf Srent, 1895 E. 121. st. -. 500
Sberatele Amt. Vajnar a Ant. Ekl.
knizka els. 1878.
Frank Kodet, 11621 Superior Ave. $1,000
Rudy Chad, Superior Ave. ...... 500
Mrs. Kus, 1925 Superior Ave. -. 200
Kar. Tuhackova,32 f. 118. st. -. 500
Fr. Ledinsky, E. 118. St ...... 200
Oldfich Hula, E. lit. st. ... 500
Karel Kec, 1850 E. 119. St. .... . 1000
Zdenka Kecova, 1860 E. 119. st. :. 1000
Frank Fort, 1868 E. 49, st. ..... 100
Jan Hess, 117O2 Soika Ave. ..... 800
Vachulka, 1913 Soika Ave. . 100
Josef Mulac, 12008 Soika Ave. -. 100
JOS. Cernohorsky, 1866 Parkhill A. 500
Michal, Parkhill Ave. " 100
Mrs. Capek, 1854 Parkhill Ave. .. 100
Fr. Soukup, 1914 Parkhill Ave. 49,. 500
Sroubek 11617 Griffing Ave. ..... 100
Pospisi. Griffing Ave. ... 200
Josef Cahrar 11617 Griffing Ave. 100
Ant. Cihlar, 116l7 Griffing Ave. 100
Emil KlimeS, 1873 Grffing Ave. . 200
Hinz, 1878 Griffing Ave. . 1.50
Mike Lapko, 281O E. 49, st. . 100
Fr Bayl; 12O08 Soika Ave- .... 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

Alois Vanik 29O8 Z. ia. st. 100
Frant. Konicek, 2899 E. ia. St. -. 500
August Teska, 1910 Methyl Ave. 100
Kat. Sedlacek, 1926 Methyl Ave. 200
Josef Gross, 1929 Methyl Ave. =. 200
Jan Smid, 1929 Methyl Ave. .... 800
Alois Kalas, 29O8 K. ia st. .... 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Sbsrateie Jcs. Ska..2ik a Jos. St!ka.
knizka els. 1867.

Josef Stika, 112O5 Forest Ave. -. $500
Josef Habart, 11207 Forest Ave. 49,. 500
Frant Hauser. 1876 Forest Ave. 500
Ant Pacek, 11405 Forest Ave. .. 500
Fr. NoniCek, 1872 Forest Ave. 49,. LOO
Anna Schwartz, 1882 Forest Ave. LOO
Frank Hruby, 1876 Forest Ave. LOO
Ant Veselv. 1891 Forest Ave. 200
Vaclav Hues, 1901 Forest Ave. :. 500
Fr. Berlnek, 1900 Forest Ave. 49,. 200
Alois Petr l2004 Forest Ave. .... 200
Ant. Vontlrasek, 1874 Parkview A. 800
Bohum Horak 1871 ParkVieW AV. 800
Vac. kotera, 1909 ParlsvieW Ave. l.50
Josef Wesley, 1909 Parkview Ave. 800
La. fierGik, 1900 Parkvew Ave. =. 500
vaclav Kunc. 1915 Parkyiew Ave 1000
Jos Skalnik, 114l4 Parkview Ave 500
Jan karnos, 11122 Parkview Ave. LOO
Marie Pech, 1879 Parkview Ave. 200
Jan Podojil 11026 Parkview Ave. 300
Fr. Smandl, 97O9 Parkview Ave. 200
Volta Strouhal ll3l4 Parkview Az. 500
AL. Bvdzovsky, 114l0 Parkview Av. 300
JOS. Sislcr, 111lS Parkview Ave. 100
knizka els. 1865.
Jan Rezac, l1426 ParkvieW Ave. Sl.Go'
Anton Divoky, 1904 ParkvjeW Ave. LOO
Anna Lisy, 1904 Parkview Ave. 100
Ant. Vajnar, 1920 Continental Ave. 300
Anton Ekl. ll7l0 Continetal Ave. :. 300
Fr. Si3havy, 1920 Continental Ave. 100
X. kcbrlc. ? Continental Ave. 100
JOS. peterka, 1901 Continental Az. 800
Anton List, 11619 Continental Ave. 1000
Fr. Reindl, 11401 Parkview Ave. 1000
Frank Lisy. 1140l Parkview Ave. 800
Fl. Masek, Continental Ave. ...... 800
PruSa, Continental Ave. .......... LOO
Josef Vanek, Continental Ave. ,. LOO
v5clav Dort Continental Ave. . 500
Frank Kubik, Continental Ave. .... 800
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Vac. Ostatek, Oil Folsom Ave. -. 200
knizka els. 1887.

Vac. Ostatek, Oil Folsom Ave. 200
knizka els. 1857.
Vacav Edl, 1902 Folsom Ave. -. $500
Jan Janota, 9115 Folsom Ave. 80. 800
Tomas Blaha, 2918 Folsom Ave. -. 500
Josef Mosna, 9O08 Folsom Ave. - LOO
Ludvik Kulis, 9002 Folsom Ave. 800
Rudolf Lisy 9001 Folsom Ave. =. 1000
Vaclav Lev, =? ? ......... 100
Fr. Krumlovska, 9213 Folsom Ave. 200
Jan Cvarovsky, 9213 Folsom Ave. ;. 500
Jaroslav Baca, 9213 Folsom Ave. :. 200
Stepan Wolf, 9218 Folsom Ave. . 100
Barb. Flicek, 9118 Folsom Ave. 80. 100
Pani Sykora, 91l4 Folsom Ave 49,. 100
Josef Blaha, Ola Folsom Ave. 49,. 200
FrantiSka Hlavin, ? ..... LOO
Fr. Stovicek, 9O12 Folsom Ave- 49,. 100
Alzbeta Tucek, ? ? ......... 100
Alois Sojka, 9009 Beckman Ave. =. 200
Vaclav Novak ? Beckman Ave. 200
Fir. Jelinek, 8917 Beckman Ave. . 100
Frank Ptak, ? ? ......,. LOO
Marie Prasek, S610 Folsom Ave. . 100
Frant. Voiik, S619 Folsom Ave. -. 500
Marie Rehor, ? ........ LOO
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Kat. Hruska, 9OO4 Folsom Ave. -. $500
Bed. Mares 1904 Folsom Ave. 49,. LOO
FIR. HruSka, 1904 Folsom Ave. LOO
Alos Pilny, 9OO6 Folsom Ave. ... 100
Marie Snor, 1902 Folsom Ave. 49,. 200
Jan Simek,' 1922 Folsom Ave. 49,. 1.50
Jan Scnold, S718 Folsom Ave. 49,. 1000
Ruzena Plcsmid, S71O Folsom Ave. 300
Marie Gerhard, 8706 Folsom Ave. 500
Bob. Horacek, 87O2 Folsom Ave. -. 300
Rudolf Svarc 3616 Folsom Ave. -. 500
Fr. Vlachova. Folsom Ave. ..... LOO
Josef Jech, 1921 Folsom Ave. ..... LOO
Fr. Nekvasil, 1923 Folsom Ave. -. 200
Josef Charvat Folsom Ave. ...... 800
Ant. Matouskova, 8718 Folsom Ave. 500
Mattel Honzik, 8719 Folsom Ave. :. 200
Frank Kraus, 1908 Folsom Ave. -. 500
Fr. Coufal, S917 Folsom Ave. LOO
Vaclav Swan, 90Ol Folsom Ave. 49,. 500
Marie Bolek. 9Ol3 Folsom Ave .. 800
JOS Kralicek, 9l07 Folsom Ave. ..> LOO
Jiri Cerny, 9l07 Folsom Ave. ... ZOO