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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Always That Execution.

Too few ever speak with absolutely
unreserved candor except when we are
telling how good we think we are or
how punk somebody else is.-Ex-
change.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
work--the staff of Life.

IF YOU want knowledge, you must
toll for it; if food, you must toll for
it. and if pleasure, you must toll for
Il Toll is the law.-JOhn RuEkin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Ranish Doubt.

Unless you want defeat instead Of
success to crown your life you will
have TO get rid of his advance guard
Doubt New Success.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

AHORRE
pre- el tamano de SOC: co7tie
ne tres veCes mas que e. de
SOC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
LLODY GEORGE SALIOI
PARA SAN RENO
Va a la junta del Supreme
Consejo que Sc efectuard
ALI ell 81 de A5nl

LONDRES. Abril 10.-Ctra confe-
rcncia de Embajadores tuvo lugar cs-
IA manana aqui, en- la reSidencla Off
yiaI del Primer Ministro Lloyd Geor-
re, en- Downing Street, con objeto de
discutir la situacion alemana. Estu-
~vieron presentes en- dicha junta los
Embaiadores frances, italiano Y japo.
nee. pero NADIA Sc ha publicado acerca
dc las resoluciones que Sc adoptaran
ALI.
FL Primer Ministro Lloyd-George.
parti6 embellishments despues de Ia
iunta para San Reno, Italia. en- don
de debera reunirSc ell Supreme Conse-
10 de la C~onferencia de paz el pro
ximo dia 81 de Abril.
La respucsta francesa a la nota que
Ell gobierno ingles cnvio antier, ha
sido recibida va por la S~ecretaria de
Relaciones EXteriorcs, estando redac
tada segun sc dice, en- tono pacifico,
pero no contiene ninguna instruction
0 suggestion para Ia modification dc
las medidGs militares que cl Cobierno
frances ha tornado en- ell Rhine.
Segun Sc sabe, la citada rcspGesta
eXpress II crcencia de que los ALA
dos &certaraN al fin ' al cabo Ia &C
tjtud franccsa Dor 10 que haca a la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
ESTA NEC0CIANE0SE Ia
TREGyA RUGc-POLACA

rEGLlN. Abri! io.-Cn desPacHo
. OGDEN de Nar.ovia. recibldo 2ou'
h.v. da cue9j4 Dc QUe cs.a negoc'"n.
dos VI la trceua entro los rusos y po-
LAGOS. nc acuerGo con dicho mensajc.
,r .sho Il "a han liegado Il Dobruisk
delegates Dc les DDS paises pa1a /"
arersura dc as Hegoc;ac'ones DE- pa
ac.o que tsudra lucar mana1a ! en- eI
cual tomara9 participation Potonla.
Rus. l.,uaria y Letvia.
Tn de paoho Dc IA can!1al po'aca
rec b:do a-ui ay,r, Gocia que las 2cGo.
c:ac onns d. pa2 entire Russia y Pdo-
MIA Sc hsb.aT aplazodo indefin'da
me.tc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
LAS FUE2ZAS DE EBERT
C0NTiTUAN So AYEHCE
En- e RUH2
A pesaT del conDeHio tenido
con les obreros, ocuDaron
aver les pIazas de Vel
bert e ISerIohn y ira
tan de sitiar a
Barmen

BERLIN. Abril I0.-Las tropg
r~ejchswehr que han vcnido haciend
"a campana contra los comunistas c
81 distrito del Ruhr. han continuadc
avanZando a pesar del Convenio cele
brado ei ~jueves ultimo entire los re
presentantes obreros Y e! gobinrno
Las Doblacioncs de Velbert G Iserlohn
han sido ocupadas por aquellas tropas
Y ahora estin tratando de Sitiar Bar
men. que es la Ultima possession de-
Consejo de los Obreros V Soldados.
En- vista dc csta actitud dc los Reichs.
wehr, como $500 obreros que habian
va depuesto sus armas en- Hagensch
wen V otras poblacioneS ell dia pri-
Nero del actual. han vuelto q empu.
narlas Y aun estan ahora reconcen-
trandose en- Colonia V Coblenza, en-
donde han declarado Que prefieren ser
desarmados por los ingleses Y anleri-
canoS, a que "a armas caigan en-
manos de los rcichswehr.
La 5a. Y 6a. Companies de Arti-
lleria de Ia Brigada de Ehrhardt. que
formaba parte de las tropas que apo
yaron 4 Won Knapp. Sc encuentran
ahora en- Essen.
Tn intensis;mo disgusto exAe en-
ell distrito septentrional del Ruhr en-
vista del fracaso de los americanos
lngleses para ocupar csc territorio
pues Ia ~poblacion ali hubiera prefe-
rido que los aliados hicieran una cosa
igual a la que T~Ievaron a cabo los
franceses en- Hese pues Sc considera-
ban mas SECURES bajo el dominic
aliado que baio el control de las tro-
pas del General Won Water.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
FRANCIA INSLSITTE En- QUEFJE
NECESARIA IA ACTION TIII[TAR
TOMADA P0R ELLA En- FL. RyEIH
ASl 10 expresa on la rcspu2sta d Ia nota del
gobierno ingIGs, asegurando gus los al;ados
tuvieron noticia preVia de csc pas0
Sostieae Ia necesidad de mantener la uniGa6 De les aIiadcs
para la APPLICATION del tratado de paz con AEenania,
en- VISTA de las sistematicas vioiacionucs
de csc Eacto gar los tentones

PARIS. Abrl l0.-La rcs1uesta
de Francia a IA aa,a ing,csa re'a.i-
"a q Ia ocupac;on ppr LIS t~ogas
f-ancesas de las ciudad-s dal Rim.
s-stieao gus I'll paso iato nar js>"-
ria fue n~scesario eM vista dc Il anne
razq cue ~c&ceyraba para ella, 4 avian
&C DE- las tropaS ulema1& en- cl RUIZ
: las vIo,acjoncS del t..,tato &c naz
Uog lus .~cu.oa.s. Ig7lalm rte s2s:'cuc
= rota a. Francis die ay.,' " J.;
G,an Breta6a con anticipation, de 81
proyscto je ocupacj"r e iH:.S'" en- l.!
necesidad de mantener la uridad i,
acnion De los aliado, O. Ia ]a0Ijc%-
ci6n de lcs tcrmincs del tratedo de
paz. yynresando Ia disposition en- QUO
s. encuentra Francia para cGrar en-
armenia con osa ldsa.
L. rcsprasta. que fUc enviada Aye
nor 'ol Primer Nin;Ssro Millcrand al
e0bierno britanico. Gice:
Ell gobierno frances afirma ante
tcdo CUE ninguna duda puedc tenerse
rss?ecto &c la lealtad de su acti,ud.
Los dliadCs han siGo constantcmento
intormajos de su politica. FL gobier,
no frances Sc ha opuesto Siemprc 4
la entrada de tropas adicionales ale
n,anas al dlstrito del Ruhr ' ha agrc
gado que Ia authorization para tai en-.
rrada debe tener una coHtraparta en-
IN ocupaciGn de Frankfort Y Darms.
tadt.
I'll Gia 5 de Abril. sus represen-
tantes on todas las capitalas aliadas
informaron a les gobiernos ante los
que eSca5an acreditadoS lie la inten,
cjoE del gobisrno frances Y al mismo
ltIemNo Sc envio una copia a los re
presentanteS aliados en- Paris, Motif
c2ndnles que las medidas del Maris-
cal Foch no podian scr ~aplazadas por
mas tempo. Ademas. 81 gcbierno
frances llamo Ia atencion acerra de
cue ell asunto c~oncernia a Ia viola
cion de una de las mas solemnes clau
5Ilas del tratado firmado por Fran,
cia Y cue cl gobierno aleman habia
fornalmcr*e r]econocido Y que per 10
tanto. era n~scesaria una autoriza-
cion formal previa para Ia derogacion
de las rsstricciones impueStas por
aQr$alla, tenicndo Francia Ell dere-
cho de pedir garantias, en- tanto no
Sc revocara tai ciausula.
Como habia de uedar ell gobier-
TO de Francia satisfecho con Ia SIM
/ pie proncsa de Alemania de retirar
sus tropas cuando Sc hubiera resta-
blccido 81 orden. cuando los mismos
aliados no habian recibido Ia salts
faccion estipulada nj en- 10 ~concernien
te a las Preparedness, nj en- 10 relati,
vo a Ia entrega de los criminales de
10 guerra. nj por 10 que atlanta q la
entregs de carbon?
tai pregunta podia nacer. Guam,
do ell gobierno britannica, que sin du,
da alguna no habia msdido eI peli-
gro de tales violac;ones sitematicas
Sc detenia en- Ell canine de las con.
c~esiones. Francia, en- ningIin case,
estaha obligada a 6ecir: "Es bastan,
tie
Eel gobierno frances no es:a ME,
nos convencido Que Ell gobierno in,
| giles lie las necesidades de manteneI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

Para libros en- espanol diriiase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
11s n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio
Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
" HAT GEORGE FISHER
SAYS ABOUT SCOUTING

The Boy Scout movement teaches
100 Per cent Americanism. In years
past remember with what conf
dence I witnessed the coming of
thousands of people 20 the United
States from foreign lands. i was
glad that the doors OF America all
ways swung inward was conf
dent that there was something in
the atmosphere OF America, some
thing in her institutions that would
bring 10 these people who came TO
our land the spirit OF American
ideals and the values and attractive
ness Of our democracy. I had lit
tle question but what they would all
imbibc this spirit and practice these
principles. but recently we had
what T believe is the most tragic
and the most serious experience in
the history of America, namely. the
spectacle OF a ship leaving our
shores with several hundred pass
cnEcr9 who had not imbibed this
spirit who were not impressed by
our American traditions and prin-
ciples. who were not a part Of our
democracy. but who had attempted
90 overthrow our institu lions and
weaken our government. / am sure
~ an the people on that ship who
were forced TO leave our shores had
in their youth been scouts. there
would not have been the necessity
for such a tragic experience. Pa
triotism. LOYALTY 10 the nation. love
for its traditions and aims and for
it's high destiny must be taught,
must be expressed. If it is 20 exist
and prevail in the nation. and this,
the Boy Scout movement is promOt-
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
In Ne10S-1imes School Department
Edited BY Elisabeth Steele
The Boys and Girls Daily Messenger
School
Study
Sports

not get too not. Leaves viii soon
come out OF the white shcaths. and
the flower stalk will appear a few
weeks later.
To grow in pebbles.-Instead OF a
jar I'm which one bulb sets upon the
top. choose a broad bowl Fill with
small. clean pebbles and water and
set several bulbs down among the
pebbles. This may or may not be
placed in a cool closet for two
weeks. The bulbs will come along
nicely If not forced too rapidly.
To grow in fber.-Many of the
seed houses are Offering al small
cost a specially prepared fiber fol
the growth OF bulbs. Choose a
small water-tight flower jar of dull
color Fill the jar half-fuil OF this
fiber. place one or more bulbs in
the Jar. hll in around them with
more fiber. and add water enough
just 10 soak the fiber. Invert the
jar 10 pour off the extra water. Set
away in cool closet for two weeks
then bring TO light room for
growth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
IRE YOU DESCENDED
FROM 4 PASSENGER
OF THE MAYFLOWER?

How many who read this page
are descended from tho passengers
OF the MaylOwer o." asks II. 4. Coll
ms In an article in the November
issue OF Boys Life. 'It is cs-imat-
cd that fully half "a million people
tho country over could trace their
ancestry Go these passengers ~ they
took the trouble 90 do so. There
landed from the MatnaRer 1912
souls and the cold and privauon of
the first winter in Nl~ England
reduced their number hy half. From
this handful Of people have grown
hundreds Of thousands who are to-
day scattered throughout the cCun-
try. There are societies Of May
flower descendants today iu "a
different states and only "a small
part Of the actual descendants
have traced their ancestry. back for
tErce centuries.
"Of the countless ships which
have reached America in three CEN
turtles has any other played so
great a part I'm American history
DC is natural that Maynower socie-
ieS should be formed I'm Massacnu-
e"tts. Connecticut and Rhode Island.
lut There 81 an unexpected tribute
20 tro persistence Of the old stock
s
Pennsylvania. Illinois. District OF
Columbia. Ohio. New Jersey Wis
coreu Michigan. ColOrad . Kansas
and washington"
"The official record OF names i'm
tho cabin n tho Mayfowcr n 1920
was as follows.
Isaac Allerton. John Ellington.
John Carver James Clinton Rich
ard Clerk. Francis Cook. John
Cr0ckston. Edward Doty. Francis
Baton Thomas English Moses
FIetche-. Edmund Fuller. Samuel
FULLER Richard Gardiner. John
Goodman. Stephen Hopkin. John
How land. Edward NIergestow.
Christopher Martin. William Null
ms. Decony Priest Edward Lester.
John RiCdalo. Thomas Rogers.
George Souie. Miles Standish. Ed
waRd Tiiiv. Thomas Tinker. John
Turner Richard Warren. William
white. Thomas Williams, Edward
Winslow. and Gilbert Winslow."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
HOW TO GROW FLOWERS
FOR CHRISTMAS DAY

When school opens in September
flowers are SO abundant that we
are likely 20 forget how soon Jack
Frost Will come along and spoil
their beauty. But he comes just the
same. and before Thanksgiving he
leaves us only brown and blacken-
ed stems. SO If we want flowers to
decorate the dinner table on Christ
mas day. we had better prepare for
them early in the season.
To grow in water-Find an old
ginger jar. a hvacinth glass. an
empty olive bottle or pickle bottle.
or anything that holds water and
has a good space for the roots. Fill
this with water, set the bulb on top
so that the water touches the bot
tom Of the bulb. Set il away in q
cool dark closet for two weeks
keeping the water at the right level.
Then bring TO the light and warmth
in a window. i'm a room that does
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
THREE GROUPS OF
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
TAKE ALL-DAY HIKE

Perhaps the last hike Of the sea-
son was taken by the River Park
AMI Lincoln Camp Fire girls Satur-
day The girls left early Saturday
morning on an all day hike and up
on their return in the afternoon
they stopped at PottawatOmie Park
for a weiner roast. The groups were
the Wayne Waste, (to imprOve)
and the NowetOm-J ut-In-Min 1--WE
are friends) groups from the Lin
coin school and the Aza (they go
together) group from River Park.
The girls were accompanied by Mrs.
Seymour Bullock and Miss Kathryn
Shafer, guardians of the groups.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
At Special Prices for Xmas Gifts

fancy embroidered al Handkerchefs %
Special OSC
Womens embroidered in o-
immense styles 1Cc Oc
Womens fancy colored border Handkerchief
. %. . e.
Hensttched Handkerchiefs. RI
speca OOC
in designs
Immense variety of At SOC 90
in fancy boxes Three in box AZ
soc We also have them with SIX a Ct EO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

SPECIAL DISCOUNT.
OF 2OCo on all our fancy baskets and
boxes. The Phila. 9569-12,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
popE,S RROTUTR DIES.

ROME, Dec. 11.-Marquis John
Anthony della Chies. brother Of
Pope Benedict, died suddenly today
in the home Of his son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

Poca hontas and West Virginia
Primrose give greatest heat value in
soft Goals. Coal service. Main 351.
9573-12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

Clothes for men and boys at your
own price at NernOn's great fire
sale. Starts Wednesday the 18th.
9512-12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

Clothes for men and boys at your
own price at NernOn's great fire
sale. Starts Wednesday the 18th.
9572-I2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
nNsKFr ARRANGEMENTs:

Finest selection in the CITY. VIII
Jams. the Florist. 1873 s. Michigan
So. Main 769. 9537-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

BE SURE AND READ
Q. l. Suthrie's great investment ad
on page IS. 9570-12.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Big N. Y. Coat Sale

SALE WITHOUT \ PARALLEL
THE SEASONS SNIARTEST MODELS IN RICH
CHOICE FABRICS IN \ LARGE VARIETY OF
NEW STYLES To SATISFY EVERYONE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

BE SURE AND READ
q. =. Guthrie's great Investment ad
on pago 10 9570-12.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

PRODA Sc 81 akrd ml6kar-
ska farma dobytkem nara
dim, 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 jalovi-
ce, 25 slepic, pekny dunn, "a
novni ban, silo, sypka, ban pro
naradi, slepicnik, prasecnik, 2
studny, ma stavbach hromosvo-
dy, 10 ovocnych stromu, 35 a.
kru orne pudy, ostatni les a
pastva, rybnik V passive, v poll
owes, kOrna, psenice, brambo-
ry, zeli zelenina, seno.
Farma 25 akru ma dlazbe,
Is mil cd mesta, mill cd me-
|stecka, krasne stavby, obarve-
ne, hromosvody a vetrnik, ban
ia automobil, 2 kone, 3 kravy,
30 slepic RUNE ndradi. Krasna
pastva, cukrove stromy V zahra
|d6 stromy jablkoVe, hruSkove,
broskve, svestky, vino, maliny
a jin6. V poll rozlicna zelenina,
obili krmiyo. Nam vicero p9k
Inym farem od 4 do 200 akru v
prodeji S dobytkem a naradim,
bud "a hotov6 aneb Sc vyme-
| nj ia m6stsky majetek. Haste
Sc u M. Pokorny, 1858 Chapel
side Ave. Vemte Union karu,
oZnaGenou e. $50 ul. 8-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

$65.OO kOUPi mluvici stroj
ceny S175.o0 80 rekordy.
Haste Sc elsie 3I11 w. 25.
st. nahore, bIize Clark Ave.
8-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc maly domek bli-
re Washington Parku. Haste
Sc V elsie 1868 K. 4S. ul. SIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

MATE-LL $4,000, zajistime
Vam jednorodinny modernl
dum od Is. listopadu blize
krasneho Garfield parku.
Blizsi yam sdeli T. d. Raney
1866 E. 139. ul. SIG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14
VYMENi Sc novy domek o

VYMENf Sc novy domek
6ti svetnicich v okoli Broad
way Union vi. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o 4 svet
nicich, bIize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 1898 str. a k tomu jeSte
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatm aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc tfi domy a stor na yych.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave-, dale
vymenim obchod "a privatnl
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych domn
jak ma prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc Ii Thorn. Suchy, 2465
e, sc st. Tel. Princt. 1876 w.
n sJa5tt. u q, - s......-.s 49, AL W
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

PRCDA Sc jednorodinny
d1m ma Barkwill Ave, tez lot
ma E. 1873 ul., je 40 pr 120 str.
Haste Sc V els. 5110 Barkwill
Ave 8-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

neb onak.
Takto jsa rozhodnut, ode
bral Sc do kajuty kapitana pro
ieho maly kapesni dalekohled,
jejz nase la vysel ma palubu,
kde maly psik jej pTivital ra-
Gostnym stekotem a knucenim.
Justin jej pohladil, sci ma pra-
w box lode a pfisadil daleko-
hled k ocim. Avsak j jeho po-
mocf mohl videti malo vice,
nezli videl prve pouhym okem
- totiz vzdaleny ostrov, jehoz
brehy vroubeny byly ubzovity-
mi skalisky, k nimz pflstup ,byl
velice nesnadny pro prudky
.priboj vim a onu prirodni hraz,
ktera spojovala skaly, ma nichz
lezela Sultana bezmocna, bre
hem ostrova.
Co takto prohlizel daleky OBJ
zor, pocftil nahle nejake skra-
Eani ma nohou a hned ma to "a
slechl prskani a zurivy stekot.
Vzhledna dol1, videl maleho
psika dorazeti ma kocku a pax
pravidelny boj.
Oddelil zvirata Cd sebe. KoC
ku wal 81 Ma rame a odkopnuv
psa stranou, sesel do kajut, a.
by nakrmil oba.
Co takto vykonaval povin-
r.ost lidskosti, ozvalo Sc najed-
nou buceni kravy, table "ooom-
mow!"
Sci po zvuku, az prisel do
maStale, ktera nachazela Sc V
podpalubi ma zadku lode, KITE
re, jak vine, bylo vyvysene a
do n6hoz voda nepriSla. Sotva
re tam vessel, pfivitan byl ce-
lynn babylonem hlasu zvirat tu
uzavrenych. Kohouti kokrhali,
slepice kdakaly, ovce becely a
nade vse vynikal kvikot selatek
a rochtani velkych vepfu. Vse-
china ia zvirata byla zachrane-
ma nasledkem st 'astne pro ne
polohy lode.
Justin vratiI Sc do komory, Y
niz ulozeno bylo tesarske ma
radi, vyhledal 81 tn sekeru, o.
tevrel nekolik beden Sc zrnim,
kterez smichal S cerstvou pit
n0u vodou a snesl do podpalu-
bi ziznicim a hladovlcim wi
ratum. Kdyz je byl nasytil, CT
til on velky hlad, ktery medal
ukojiti Sc pouhymi suchary, ne
bot zaludek touzil pc necen
vycatnejSim. Rozhodl Sc tudiz
re pokusi Sc pTipravu zaziv'
nejsi snidane. Vyhledal lodn
kuchyn 20 delsi dobe nase
sirky drivi, rozdelal ohen y
kamnech. naplnil kotel vodou {
nechal tuto variti. Pc tie vese
do Spizirny V nadeji, re nect
dohreho k sn6dku ulovi. NaSe
tn nGkolik otevrenych krabi'
cafe a kavy a study cukrem
vse bylo ale morskou vodol
prosahle tudiz k nepotrebe
To vSak neodstrasilo jej od ola
sich pokusu, tehoz vysledel
byl, re nasel nekolik beden
sudu pevn6 uzavfenych, jich
obsah seznal byti vybornym
Nyni mel kavy, Gaje, cukru
sucharu dosti, a kdyz nasel je
ste kus speku, nalozil cast od
vseho do koSiku a Zanesl d
kuchyne. by pripravil 81 snids
nj. Konvici ma kavu a peka
nasel brzy, naplnil vodou a pr
stavil ma horka liz kamna
spek rozrezal ma kousky a M
chal smaziti.
Nejobtiznejsi jeho prace b.
la podojem kravy to po mn
hych obtizlch vydarilo Sc m
podle prani. Kdyz prisel nah
III S mlekem, patral po mel;
KEN stoInim nacini, nebot' pr
tivilo Sc mu, jistl prsty jat
divoch.
Ia tim ucelem vystoupll {
J;delny po dlouhem hleda
mezl porcelanovym 8 sklen
" Iy,, :, q dobipo paGal 11akollk I
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PRODA Sc dnm o sedmi p

PRODA Sc dunn o sedmi po-
kojich pro l rodinu po prlpal
de Sc hodi pro dve. Vezme Sc
tez lot aneb druhy markyG.
Sc V elsie 1906 Bartlett
Ave. +. 131 ul. 8-14
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LALE.. PfOda Sc dVOurOdlnny
dunn o 5ti svetnicich nahoTe i
dole, koupelna elektrika, fer
mes, lot IS pri 245 str, ulice
dlazdena. Cena 96650.0O. Hla-
ste Sc V Gisle I'LL La Rose A
We. 2-14
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PRONAJME Sc pekny po-
koj prucelim ma Broadway,
proti vlnarne, ktcry Sc hodi "a
pozemkovou ufadovnu a pod.
Haste Sc V elsie COOL Broad
way. 8-14
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PAM stavitele pozor!

Nam diva Lofty Ma jedne q
nejlepsich ulic v Mt. Plea
SAINT, ktere prodam aneb wy
menim "a diva mortgage. Te-
lefonujte Union 189-W. -
Broadway 2157-W. :?
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AUTO pro 5 osob, .zachova-
le, musi byt prodano da Sc
"a 1865. Prodam tez dun O z
pokojlch Sc a loznicemi, kou-
pelnou a vsim zaTizenim. Mu-
81 byti rychle prodan. Blizsi
sdeli sc els. 1870 Durkee
Ave-, blize kostela v Corlett.
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