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MUST KNOW DIAMONDS GRAIN
Point of Cleavage Has to Be Deter.
mined Before Cutter Begins
Work On Stone.

In the diaE,ond there Is q "grain"
in The rough stone. which grain Is
parallel to any of the triangular faces
OF the octahedral crystal. The stones
In the rough are examined for perfec.
ton and assorted for sizes. The larg.
est stones are given very close inspec-
tiop for flaws and carbon spots. When
these are found II may be desirable to
split the stone into several smaller
pieces. to eliminate the flaws and "a
secure o of more marketable size,
II behooyes an individual known as a
"cleaver" to know thoroughly the grain
OF the diamond In the rough. SINE.
times days are .aken to decide on lis
cleavage in oder to get the largest
and best RESULTS mark Is placed up.
on the diamond With pen and ink. q
tiny. groove Is ground info II and the
ton mounted on the end Of a holder
with the sharp edge Of another dia-
mond. A knife abous six inches ny
y inch high Is inserted into the
gro<ve or Oh top OF the lire. and with
a quick blow the diamond sessrntes
easily along lis graln.-EiecfricAl Ex.
perimenter.
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GOLD MEDAL.
NnRlEM on
" SIE5I

The worlds standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles and
National Remedy of Holland since 1896.
Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed.
Look for the name Gold Medal on every boz
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word of it-Miss Donovan is Poing to
tell a story"
Carson rubbed his eyes, sat up. gave
ample greeting. got up, lit another
lamp, and tested his wire.
East wire free as air, JIM" he said.
''You can begin that there story when
ever o want"
And SO. weary as she was. and with
nerves still high-pitched, Stella Dono-
van began, slowly at first, until she
got the swing of her "lead," and then
more rapidly; one after another the
yellow sheets on which she wrote were
fed past Westcott's critical eyes and
into the hands Of Carson, who oper-
ated his bug" like a mailman.
An hour vent past. an hour and a
quarter-Stella Donovan was still writ
Ing. An hour and a half. Westcott
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CHAPTER XIV.
Miss Donovan Decides.

80
Two men came In through the door
together. each with n small grin In
his hand, which Timmons DOL from
them, and deposited beside the stove.
The larger wrote both names in the
register, and then Strengthened up, and
surveyed the landlord.
"Any chance to eat?" he asked.
Were both Of us about starved"
Timmons scratched his head.
II reckon there's plenty o. cold prov
ender out thar" he said doubtfully,
IAN maybe could hustle you up some
hot coffee, but we don't aim ter do no
feedin' at this time o. night. What's
the matter with the diner?"
"Hot box, and had 10 cut her off be
a good fellow, and hustle us up some
thing"
I'll see what there is" and Timmons
started for the kitchen. "but l wouldn't
wake Ma TimmOns up fer a thousand
dollars. Shed never Git wei It,"
The large man, n rather he~avy-footed
fellow. with scraggly gray moustache,
turned to his companion.
Better luck han | expected at that,
Colgate" he said. restored to good hui
NOR. THE old duffer seems to be
quite human"
His eyes caught sight of Cavendish,
and hardened, the grizzly mustache
seeming to stlffen. His mouth was
close to the ear of his companion. and
he spoke without moving his lips.
Our bird; stand ready"
The three were talking earnestly,
and he was standing before them be-
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saw her face tensing under the strain,
saw it grow wan and white, and, reach
ing down he gripped the fingers that
clenched the pencil.
mo more, Stella" he said firmly,
you've ent four thousand!
She looked at him tenderly.
please, JIM" she begged, "just let me
add n more paragraph. It's the most
important one of ALL"
The miner released her hand and
the girl wrot hurriedly, this time
passing sheets direct to Carson. He.
roically the station agent stuck to his
task, and as he tossed the first of the
sheets aside. an eddying wisp of wine
caught it, danced 1t a moment on the
tabletop, then slid 1t over under the
very palm of big Jim Westcott's right
hand. Slowly he picked it up and read
1t.
sol" he said. with something
strangely like a cry in his deep voice,
80 you've resigned from the Star, and
you're going to stay in Haskell?"
The girl looked at him. her lips
trembling.
Il never want to be a lady reporter
again." she whispered. "Neverl"
They were in the open doorway now,
and through the lush, warm gloom a
bclated light twinkled down In Has.
kell. slumbering like a bad child in the
gulch below. And as they stood there
watching a fair young moon making
its first bow in a purple sky. their lips
met in a long tender kiss; when they
lifted their eyes again 1t was to let
them range over the eternal misty hills
with their hearts of gold In which lay
he future-their future.
(THE END.)
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with him all the cash IL held. and
the papers were of slight Importance"
But" she broke in impatiently,
where did he go? How did he es-
cape encountering Beaton and why
did he fail TO answer your messenger
The eyes Of the two men met, ana
they both smiled.
"The very questions / asked" re-
piled Westcott instantly. "In the in
structions left yalols was a check for
five thousand dollars made to my or
der, to be forwarded at once. Fred's
destination was Sonora, Mexico,
where he had some large copper in
terests. He intended to look after
these and return here to Haskell with
In a week, on ten days. But the war
In Mexico made this impossible-once
across the border he couldn't get
back. He wrote me. but evidently the
letter miscarried."
land Beaton missed him entirely"
by pure luck. Fred phoned the
New York Central for a lower to Chi
cago, and they were all gone. En-
right must have learned, In some way,
OF his calling that office, and so in
formed Benton, who took that train.
Later, from his W rooms, CavendIsh
secured accommodations on the Penn
%sylvania."
He paused, ~endeavoring to see out
through the window, hearing the hoof
beats of an approaching team.
whats that, Pete?' he asked of
T'mmons, who was lowering as close
ly as he dared. pretty late, isn't it?'
Guests, ] reckon the Overland was
three hours late; sure,> they're stop
pin yere,"
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fore my Of the group marked his ap-
preach. His eyes were on Cavendish.
who instantly arose TO his feet, startled
by the mans sudden appearance.
There Is no ISL making a scene.
Burke" the big a said sternly. FOR
my partner there has you covered"
MY name Is not Burke; II Is Cav
endish."
$50 I heard In Denver" dryly. 1--WE
hardly expected 70 find you here, for
we were down on another matter. So
you are not Gentleman Tom BurkeY'
"No."
y know he Is not lnterposed West.
colt. II have been acquainted with
this man for nearly twenty years: he
Is 9 New York capitalist
And who the h--l are you--a pnl2'
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Film Requirements.

There's ioo much sob stuff IA this
scenario" said the movie p~roducer.
But this is n serious story" repafed
the literary back.
We've got 10 work in our bathing girls
somewhere If they all turn out to a
funeral by the sad sea waves."-Rir-
niiugiam Age-Herald.
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Concentration.

IT see where a woman had her hus-
hand hailed TO court for kissing bee
300 times a day."
"Sone women are hard to please"
"Sure."
ITS evident this chap wasn't cat
fering his affections around the
neighhorhsea.- - Birmingham Age
Herald.
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Coles CarbolisnIve Quickly RcAeveA
and heals burning. itching and torttring
skin diseases. 1t Instantly stops the min
OF burns. Heals without scars. 25c and soc.
= SIX your druggist, or send 25c to The q.
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A man may do the best he can and
still get the worst of 1t.
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It's awfully hard to give away some
things mat ycu want to set rid e.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
PRIJMOU Sc
DELNiCI
MA REPNA POLE

Mate-l rodinu a pfejete-n 81 praco-
vati ma farme v Michiganu, zaplatime
VAN 28 az 80 dollard "a akr, svobodny
byt a bezplatnou dopravu az ma mfsto
urGenf.
Navstivte naSe zastupce dole uve-
denych mfstech stanoveny cas-:
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
Steve Kovach, 1927 st. Clair Ave. v
nedeli Z. bfezna 10 hodin dopoledne
A. j. vilcsek, 1926 Buckeye Rd., v
nedeli z. brezna We 2 hod. odpoledne
Alex Sabo New Budapest Hotel, 1908
Woodland Ave. nedeli Z. brezna We
hodiny odpoledne.
Josef vlasak, 1929 Broadway ne
deli 7. brezna hodin vecer.
Steve Forma, Ais Bailey Ave-, ne
deli Z. brezna r hodin veter. ~e,
And. Kovach, 2446 East SO. ul. OBJ
drzfte podrobnosti kterykoliv cas-.
LORAIN, OHIO.
And. Chapo, 313 Connecticut Ave-, v
pondelf 8. brezna 7 hodin vecer.
AKRON. OHIO.
Joe Brietenbach, (Pool room). 3a9
Washington ul.. nedeli z. brezna Y
z hodin vecer.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
John Spano, 173 Madison ST., nede.
Ii z. btezna v IL hodin dopoledne.
BARBERTON, OHIO.
L. Felenov, (Pool room), 308 South
Secon St, pondelf 8. bfezna v hod
veCer.
WADSWORTH, OHIO
Joe Kazafi, 206 Water ST., 1tery, g.
bfezna hodin vecer.s
NILES, OHIO.
Andrew Paul, 6 Clay St, nedeH z
brezna We hodiny odpoledne.
DETROIT, MICH.
Peter Huhn, 65S Monroe St, nedeli
Z. breZna 10 hodin dopoledne.
John Ferency, 2194 West Jefferson
nedeli z. brezna We hod. odpoledne.
Hamtramack, 2079 Joseph Campu
v sobotu 6. brezna hodin yeGer.
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S yssyats -
e ys5 IN sss ssls 8 8 3. y, 81 ~ as g
q q .II.s isJ Ssi 49,

Po stope ukradenych koni.
Dne 16. ledna po pnlnoci ukra-
den byl obchodniku uhlim ia
nu Viktorinovi ma Melniku par
koni V Gene $4,000 korun. Tyz
den rano priiel S ukradenyml
konmi do Karllna byvaly ucet-
nj Antonin Koula neznamym
muzem, ktereho vydaval "a sve
he kociho. Koula Sc predstaVo-
val jake mattel parnl PLY ia
vurek Roudnice. Telefonoval
nekolika obchodnikum konl,
nabizeje jim ma prodej ukrade
ne kone. Konecn6 jednlm
smluvil vymenu koni "a jlny
par ia doplatek 1880 x. De-
',ektiv Suchman dozvedel Sc 0
nabizenych konich vyjedna-
val s Koubou o koupi. Vyjedna
vani vSak skonGilo pro koubu
ncmilym zpusobem. Detektlv
Suchman no zatkl a predvedl
do bezpecnostniho oddeleni po
licejniho reditelstVl. Zde podro
bill Koulu dukladnemu vysie-
chu okresni Inspector Bubnik.
koula pres usvedcujici dukazy
popira, re by byl vedel o 'tom,
re jsou kon6 ukradene a tvrdi,
re sc sc zlodejem seSel no.
stinci Hamburku V karline. Ma
proti tomu jest zjisteno, ze by
dli prave naproti s5aii, We KITE
re byIi kon6 ukradeni, tak1e ko
Inc dobre INA, nebot' podob-
nych V okoli neni. Koula mem
novacke nv treStnlch vecech
Ma 81 odpykati jeSte dvouletJ
Zalar pro podvod.
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NEJNoVELsl jarni MILDLY
bluzy pro d6vcata a mladc da-
my; romantic modely vsech
veiikostl; n6ktere cele bile, j.
ne S jcdnobarcvnymi vylozka-
mi; od $1.25 do $2.98 najdetc
" hojnem vyberu "u Koudelu ,
4T35 Broadway. "a
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PRODA Sc dum 0 5ti svetni

PRODA Sc dim o 5ti svetni
cich, l rok starry, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, elektrina, plyn, ga
rage, IL pfi 20, ktera nese $6
mesicne. Cena S3800, hotovt
$500 a ostatni ma splatky $50
meslcne. Haste sc V els. 1928
E. 46 St. 2 Gar Ave. Broad
way Car. 3-4
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PRODA Sc dunn o 12d po-
kojich, elektrina, plyn a jine
zarizeni. Cena $1,000. Dale
dunn o 5ti pokojich, elektrina,
plyn. Cena S2800. Oba Sc ma
lezaji ma l.. 40 ul. Haste Sc u
Louis Rybak, $3.50 Charter A
We. SO
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ma farmu proda Sc jed
norodinny dunn 6ti svetnicich
s koupelnou, vyhrevni pee,
plyn, elektrina, vse v poradku.
Naleza Sc ma vych. los ul. z
Union Ave. Cena $450O. Prijd'
te nebo zavolejte j. +. Neje-
dix Co., l1015 Union Ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886 - Union 1861
r .
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MICHIGAN
SUGAR CO
Labor Depart.
Saginaw, Mich.

PRIME Sc. truhlar, ktcry
rozumi trochu tapetirske pra-
ci. Dobry plat stala prace.
Haste Sc u Jam. Gromand,
1916 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, j,
O. 3-3
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PRODA Sc maly domek o A
pokojich, elektfina, bane, lot
40 pri 15Oti strevicich. Naleza
Sc phi zastavce IL, A. B. C. /.
ME. Haste Sc po 6te hod. ve-
Ger v elsie 37O9 E. So ul. 3-8
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tel slecny Cecilie zpraven o
vSem, ze nalezly jsme zde ko-
mnatu ovesenou calouny, ktere
ma mlada ve.itelka, domniva-
JIG Sc, re jsme V dome lady Tre
vorove, iala Sc opravovati." :"
"Zvlastni, velni zvlastni,'
podotknul Mac Dougal, ostre
pohlednuv ma ODE cizinky.
"Nikdy jsme nemely tuseni
SVEN strasn6m omylu a ohav
mem spiknuti prot NAM po-
kracovala Marketka, az pred
nekolika tydny, kdyz jsem Ia
slechla, jak muz, jmenem Jar
Wis a jeho zena zaroven s por-
tuga skou sluzebnou Sc radl,
by zabili mou velitelku a mne.
Dopadli mas pri naslouchani a
byly by mas ma miste zablli,
ale byli nuceni zustat jeste de-
le ma Cerne Skale a obavali Sc,
re by nasi duchov6 je strasiu
mohli. Zavfeli mas jako vezne
do stare veze a cekali ma te-
p.ejsi poCasi. Pred nekollka
dnv V noci vedrali Sc do nasich
svetnic, by mas zavrazdili V
nasem spanku."
Mae Dougal vyslovil svuj L.
zas a Markctka, rozhorlena
mad utisky sobe a slecne Cecilii
pripraven6, vypravela zretelne
nadsene udalosti strasne te
noel, V niz podarilo Sc Jim ne
pratelum svym uniknouti.
Popsala kroky ma starych
schodou, tajemny Sumot dve-
ri, tiche vstoupeni yrahu, W.
kirk, poplach, utek. Potom Wy
leila jejich ut6k, jejich stra-
chy a .dobrodruzstVi, chatu pa
styru a druhe uniknuli Jarvi-
SOW, ztratu konG V horskem
prusmyku a svt ylastnl zachra
n6ni sc od smrti a skonciia
prosbou, by Mac Dougal pra-
tclsky sc naklonil mlade jeji
velitelce il samorne.
Vim, re Jarvis specha "a
nami," zvolala. "SleCna Cecilie
nemuze Ultra dale cestovati.
On mas Zde nalezne. Rcete
nam, pane Mac Dougal, ze
nam neubllzi, ze mas pred MIN
zachrdnite. We jmenu Nebes,
uimete sc dvou opuSlenych
styofeni. ktere YAM ma milost
jsou vydany.'
Jest to velmi podivna "a,
lezitost'," prayil horal opatrne
oblicejem nesnaZe prozrazu
jicim. "Nikdy isem podobnt
neslySel. Jak sama prayite, pc
n6kolik dni nejste to dale il
ii. Mlada pani jest zemdlena ;
w neiinak. Dostane Sc yam p'
travy a pfistfcSi, na to Sc mu
zetc spolehnouti."
"A ochrany ter otazala s,
Marketka hlasem zadostivym
"Priide-li Jarvis, uimete S
nas?"
Horal po5krabal Sc na hla
We.
Vie pani,' pravil, "pfi ka
dc v6ci jsou yzdy dve strany
Chci slyscti tn druhou, nez 81
bim."
MarkGtka omila rukam;
Bledy, hubcny oblicej Cecili
zblednul jcste vice a ona sam
pokouScla sc poystati.
"Nezncpokojui,e SCI zvol;
Mae Dougal. "Muzetc zusta
s Tim Vedofnlln, ze iste Nltan.
Ale tolik vam reknu bez OBJ;
lu. re vase vypravoVani nezl
dobfe. LidG ncyrazdi Y 'tcto 2
mi tax lchcc a pak-li prcc
jsou to ii darebaci Londyne
IA Jihu nikoli zde Y Horacl
Myslim, &c mlada PAM utek
ne SVeho domoVa. Nam ia t
nc Y tom Vezl ncpraVy milon'
anebo Ic ona yZplra Sc Yak
nu a autorite sVatym Pl3mc
prikazoYanc a Wy re il V to
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PRODA Sc neb pronajme
farma 20ti akrech, blize Gar
field Parhu. Jsou tam 2 zahra-
dy, vinice, ovocne stromy kol
domu, dunn ma IL pokoju, 5
satniku, 2 spizirny, elektrika,
mestska voda, zachod uvnitr,
velky sklep, fernes. Prodaji sc
tez dive dojne kravy. Haste Sc
u Anna Masl, 1866 K. 40 ul.
80
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DUN MA E. LOG UL.

PRODA Sc lot Ma "A. 3. G.
linii, blizc skoly a pri elektri-
ckc drazc, chodnik na ulici.
Velkost 55 pri 125 stfevicich.
ZaS,etc va$i nabidllu pod znacr
hou M. P. G.. do adm. Syeta.
So
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a@eee coe0o oGe e0ooooOo0eo0oe
Pastorova schovanka
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
Observation-Disclosures

maJltelem DlaZ1nce a my, re u
tekly jejiho ustavu," pravila
Cecilie horkosti.
Mac Dougal pozoroval ma
vstevu svou podezrivave. Zdalo
Sc mu, re tvrzeni takove by "a
jiste melo jakysi nadech pray
depodobnosti. Focal Sc domni-
vati, ze to by bylo pravym roz-
lustenim teto zahadne zalezito
sci. Tu skutecne staval jakysi
"blaznivy" mater phi stare "ci-
zozemske zene".
"Ponecham svnj usudek, az
ten muz Jarvis Sc objevi," O..
Znamil. "A. kdyz vyslechnu ODE
strany, podam svoje rozhodnu-
II. Co bude nejvice .pravdepo-
dobn6, k tomu Sc pridam.'
PAM Mac DOugalova, zena
tahu osirych, vlasu prosedive-
leho a ducha rozhodneho, ma
slouchala dosud vSemu sc ii,
wynn zajmem. S oCima plnyma
obdivu ma krasnou divku ma
lozi lczici patrlc, nyni zakroci-
la:
'Bud'te bez starosti," zvola-
la. ia vam v9rim obema. Jest
Ii ten muz Jarvis aneb jak Sc
ljmenuje, pride sem, odejde s
nepoTizenou zpeI. Nezapomen
ma to, Vileme. :. Johanna Mac
Dougalova bere tyto ubohG ze-
! ny pod svou ochranu ty zasta
nou bezpeci V tomto dome
do &c DOLBY, az by 81 odpocinu-
v. Pamatuj ma TO, Vil6me."
Pani Mac Dougalova zdala
sc utrmacenym Zenam pravym
andelem spasy. Sede ieji oci ia
riy a ma vyrazne tvari jeji Sc
| jeyil hnev.
"Uvidlme, uvidime," pravil
hospodar domu, jeste vice usta
len M SVEN pfedsevzeti, kdyz
videl, iak zena jeho zastaya Sc
veci cizinek. "Nczavazuj sc
TAX hloupym slibcm, Johanna.
! Musime poslechnouti druhou
;tranu. ="
"Druhou Stranu!' opakova-
la hn6vive PAM Mac Dougalo-
va. "Pridrzim Sc sveho vlast-
niho pokolenl Vileme. Ony
jsou zeny iako ia a nedovolim,
by nckdo u muzu ie obtezovai"
PAM Mac Dougaloya povsta
| la.
"Svetnice prorokova jest pr
| pravena," oznamila, uzivajio
| pri tom starodavneho nazvu
! linz ma .venkove oznacuji je
ste dosud neobyvanou komna
III, V niz pri naystev6 vzdy ne
.iaky duchovni prebyval. "Sa
ma je do nj uvedu.'
Marketka povStala, ale ia
fazila Sc, rozCllene clip Satu :
: 1ukou drzic. "Nemohu stra
chem, spati, mam-li miti neu
stale pred oGima toho muz'
j. JarVise." zyolala. "Pane Ma
Dougal, nenl niceho, elm bycl
vas presvedci,i mohla, re jsen
-lm'uvila pravdu? kdybyste .iel
ftel nam v6fiti a slibiti, Il
2 ras ochranite. Zehnaly by ism
:. am "a vaSi dobrotu. Ale pax
: Ii minite vyslechnouti JarVist
pax isme ztracenyw
. "Mluvite-li pravdu," prav
, hospodaf, ''nuzete to snadn
dokazati, "A pax nalcznete V
II mnc prltele." ;"
!; "Jakym zptlsobcm to nam
dokazati?" otazala sc Marke
ka hlascm Zoufalym. "Nechc'
!; ta witt naSe slovo ia to-
"Pravlte, zc muz ten Jarv
, rla jenom chromeho kone. |
. plync den vice. ncz SEM M
i, &c doraziti. Mohu jej necha
/, Cekat 20 n6kolik dni. MIac
. rani bcztoho ncni schopna c
HtGVanl. Rczpoc hyby, re m
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UPOZORNENf. Prodam vel

UPOZORNENf. Prodam vel
mi p6kny zachovaly nabytek
a sice: ! dubovy roztahovaci
still, l china dubovy kabinet,
dubovy buffet, 6 dubovych Ii
dli, kozi potazenych, dubovy
vesak ma saty, 3 stoiky kvetino
We, / mahagonovy set, zidle
kfeslo a stolek, / mahagonovy
stolek S akvarium, | kuracky
stolek mahagonoVy, 2 mahago-
move lampy elektricke, l ma
hagonoyou grafonolu S rekor-
dy, l veike bendlove mahago-
move hodiny a mnoho jinych
veci, vSe Sc da velmi LEVINE. Hla
ste Sc V elsie 1909 Washing
ton CT. 2 Washington Park
Boulevardu. 3-5
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ZENY k sestavovani fran
couzskych klicu klistek. g.
hodinova prace. Fairmount
Tool and Forging Co., 1O611
Quincy. 3-9
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FRODA Sc 10 kulatych
sloupu, hodici Sc ma pore, vel
mi LEVINE, "a pricinou odjezdu
mesta. Haste Sc sobotu me-
bo V ned6li V els. 5316 McBri-
de Ave. 3-6
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prodej, opatrena vsim pohod-
lin. Je 81 a pul akru, Is mil
cd squaru, dobra puda, dobre
budovy vSe V poradku. Frank
Stasek, MATTEL, Twinsburg, O..
3-l0
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PRODA Sc dunn pro dive ro

PRODA Sc dunn ma dlazde-
ne E. 1O3 u.ici., ctyri pokoje,
koupelna, svetly sklep pod ce-
lou budovou sc zvlastnim skip
KEN ma uhli. Slepicnik. Cena
$3.50. Haste sc V elsie 3643
E. 1O3 ul. 3-3
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci. Dobry
domov dobry plat. Tel. Gar
field, 1896 j. Haste Sc V elsie
HAS Ashbury Ave. Sd
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dun "a velmi vyhodnych pod
minek. Tez Sc prime nekolik
lotI co splatka. Haste Sc v els.
$500 Washington Park Boule-
ward. !?
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PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJME Sc pekny stor
els. 6033 Broadway. J
KOUPl Sc

KOUPl Sc lot aneb domek
pro jednu neb dve rodiny mezi
Union a Corlett v Mount Plea
SAINT. Nechte adressu V adm. t.
listu.
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PRIME Sc dobry kovar u
Rohmel Benhof Co. ma 107 ul.,
blize Euclid Ave-, aneb Sc hla-
ste u F. Petrasek, dilovedoucl-
no, els. 1905 <. 49 ul. ga
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HLEDASE
PRIME Sc

DELNlCI a slcvacsti pomoc-
nici ma stalou praci pri dobrem
platu sc prijmou IL The City
Foundry Co., 1929 Hamilton
Ave. 80
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PRODA Sc dobre sc vyplace
jlci grocerni obchod v dobrem
ceskem okoli. BlizSi Sc sdeli v
els. 1902 Fulton Rd. S. w. ?
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PRIJMOU Sc diva radni pa
nj ma byt Sc stravou, len stall
necht' SC hlasl V els. 5042 Per-
shing, blizc Ces. Mar. Sine.
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PRIME Sc muz na mytl a
cisteni oxen. Haste Sc V c.
SO3 Society for Savings
Bldg. 3-5
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
BULLET REMOVED FROM
 HIS HEART, MAN LIVED

Omaha-Some days ago surgeons at St Joseph's Hospital here took the heart out of Steve Zalsich, an Austrian. who had shot himself, removed the bullet from the heart. where 1t was imbedded. replaced the organ in zak- ich's body and sewed up the incision. zakich ate solid food recently and Is on the high road to full recovery. He is practically out of danger.
 The operation was performed after the bullet had been in Zalkich's heart nearly se hours. When surgeons ar- rived after zaltich fired the bullet into his heart. they thought he would be dead in few minutes. When he had survived ss hours the operation was performed. In performing the opera ton the surgeons cut through three ribs and exposed the heart. Doctor simanek reached into the opening took the pulsing heart in his hand, lifted 1t clear of the body and removed the bullet. After which he replaced the heart where 1t belonssd.