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ears c.G have leacneG 10 reau, Wrlle
and figure this summer.
From the Anderson Mail are CLEAN
ed the following reports of men and
xome:i who are showing the finest
spirit o. self-help.
An e:ghteen-year-old boy of Bel
:oa wrote this letter:
Dear jamie:
Il am as we'll as common l hope
you are the same. Will I am going
to school ever day. am learning to
read and write l am not going to
stop until 1 can read as well as my
teacher. I find it easy to learn"
An Iva man, forty-nine year old,
wrote:
Dear Teacher:
Il shore injoy this school. | nave
learned to spell, read and write and
igor very. we'll. l am sorry that the
school is out. am 40 years DID,
Thought I was to old to learn but l
fine YOU are never to old to learn"
A grandmother shares the expert
ence that many of US have had when
she writes: 81 am having a time with
arithmetic. 1t makes me dream bad
dreams"
A thirty-six-year-old farmer of
Starr writes: e
Dear Miss Gray:
VI go to school in Anderson coun-
ty, and l want to let you know about
it. Before I went to school l didn't
know how too add and count but since
going to school I have learned now. /
give my teacher, Miss Sadie FAINT, the
praise for my learning. I am farm
er, and have a crop of cotton and
corn"
Another Beltonian, aged thirty-siX
displays eager appreciation of educa-
tional opportunity:
"Dear friend:
81 am going to school and am
gald to get the chanch to go. I would
write more but l aint got time. will
close"
Only a few weeks ago man, who
is now sixty years old, signed his
name to a check for the first time in
his life. This old gentleman intends
to keep up his studies during the win
ter.
One teacher writes:
"On the first day of school one lady
said she was so anxious to- learn to
read and write so that she could read
the letters from her boy and answer
them. Another said she would be so
thankful to learn to read her Bible.
The men were interested in busi-
ness way
Another says: =,
Zone sixteen-year-old pupil said he
was going to school this winter. Two
Of the men asked me to have another
night school this winter and promised
to pay me themselves"
From Shiloh school came this mes,
.-SS: -. 49, 80 ".-
AT fist no one seemed very inter-
ested but just kept going to see all
the illiterates, and near-illiterates,
a1d those who wouldn't come l went
into their homes and taught. Several
said they didn't know before that old
people could learn. Before closing the
school everyone was enthusiastic and
wants an adult summer school every
-Unlmer.'
A school near Iva sent in this re.
port:
in addition to the Fl pupils l
...ugnt five others to write their NAM
es. They did not come to the school
but sent their work each day."
From still another school:
The only lady l had could not 60
to the school house, so she said she
would take her lessons at home, and
would send me home in her car every
day if l would just come and teach
her."
From Townville we learn:
"Most of the pupils wanted the
school to continue another month.
Five of them are planning to go to
i
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late star was held by the motion PIC
ture producer to whom she was under
contract. 1t was jointly written BY
several large New York underwriters.
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very respectfully,
Otis Praeger,

Second Asst. Postmaster General.
From this it will appear that the
people of Abbeville who have been
waiting a half and three quarters of
of an hour for the delivery of the
morning mail from the Southern sta
ton will have some relief.
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Sylvia Pankhurst's
Courier Sentenced

LONDON. Nov. Six months at
hard labor and deportation thereaf-
ter was the sentence imposed today
upon Erki Welthim. mystery man"
who was arraigned week ago charg-
ed by the government with acting as
intermediary between members of
revolutionary circles in Great Brlt-
ain and Russian revolutionists.
Neither the name nor nationality of
the prisoner was made known at
the time of arraignment.
It was upon Weltheim, according
to the governments attorney, that
the letter from Sylvia Pankhurst to
Russian Premier Lenine had been
found, in which she was alleged to
have written. ''the situation is most
acute. but not ready for revolution
vet"
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combined meeting this morning Of
the council committee handling the
rate matter and the directors of The
chamber.
The position of the city will be
that the railroad commission should
not entertain an application for in
creased rates until adequate service
at the present rates is being given
and evidence will be offered in vari
Gus forms to show that adequate ser
vice is not being given.
1t was decided not to employ ar
expert at this time because of tn
cost involved and the uncertainty
that a postponement of the hearins
could be had. City Attorney Lant
informed the gathering that he haC
been negotiating with Colonel w. A
Dodson, the lighting company's at
torney here, to reach an agreemen
for a postponement; that the com
pany's representatives had known TO
two weeks that the city could no
get ready to make real showing
at the hearing Thursday, and tina
only yesterday he had been inform
ed by Mr.. Dodson that the company
attorney in Atlanta, Prince Webster
had informed him that the company
would have to insist on the hearln
being held without postponement
because the company faces an emer
geney.
The railroad commission will have
it impressed upon it that the people
demand service first here, and that
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TO WAGE RATE
FIGHT WITHOUT
AID OF EXPERT
Citys Representatives
. To Contend Service
Comes First

A protest will be made by the city
of Americas and the Chamber of
Commerce, combined. against the
proposed increases in gas and cleo
trio power rates by the Americus
Lighting company, in the hearing
scheduled before the Georgia Rail
road Commission in Atlanta Thurs
day, but no expert will be employed
to ascertain the facts relative to the
plants physical condition and the
methods employed in operating it.
The protest will be voiced by City
Attorney Lane, assisted by City En-
gineer Tiedeman, representing the
municipality, and by President Carr
S. Glover and Attorney w. W. Dykes
representing the Chamber of Com
merce. This was determined at q
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after service has been properly es-
tablished they are willing to go into
a hearing on the question of equit
able rates.
It will also be contended, as n
the telephone protest by the city
that inasmuch as costs are now com
ing down as a rule. and the peopl
themselves are now sustaining seri
Gus losses, it is incumbent upon th
company to stand its burden of los
for the present until more norms
conditions are restored.
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PARTIAL SUMTER
COUNTY RESULTS

Harding received 113 votes in the
9th district of Sumter county
(Americus) in Tuesdays election,
and Cox 654. Lockett, Republican
congressional candidate, received SO
votes.
The 18th district (Leshe) gave
Cox 124 and Harding II. Watson
received 131 votes in the district.
The 28th district gave Cox SO and
Harding 81.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va-Incomplete re-
turns from five districts in the Fifth
congressional district indicate the
election of James, Democrat, over
Land, Republican, bv $500.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND Republican Coun-
ty Chairman Maschke at 1870 tonight
said Hardino will carry every ward
in the city of Cleveland. At the same
time R. E. Commongs, Democratic
county, chairman, said unofficially
that returns indicated landslide to
mkding.
#he first % precincts(to report IN
Marion county gave ,unofficiaily,
Harding 4,339, Cox 2,874.
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AMERIcUs TEMPERATUREs
FURNISHED By Rexall Pharmac,
Roy Slappey, a negro lad, is under

Roy Slappey, a negro lad, is under
arrest for burglarizing the home Of
Mrs Matte Perry on East Church
street. securing pistol belonging to
Sam Perry and a watch belonging to
Bob Edwards, who makes his home
there. The watch was recovered, but
the negro said he had sid the pistol.
The negro had walked into the house
in daylight. He was arrested by the
police and turned over to the sheriff.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. Underwood for
senator, long term; Hefin, for short
term; and for house, McDuffie, Ty-
son, Steagle, Blackmon, Bowling, AL
mon, Huddleston and Bankhead,
elected. Sixth and Seventh districts
to come
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss.-Cox and Roose-
velt carried Mississippi by the usual
Democratic majorities. All eight
Democratic representatives to the
house were elected.
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OKLAHOMA.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla-Incom-
plete returns from three out of 88
precincts in Oklahoma City give Cox
222, Harding 81.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla.-Senator
Fletcher and all four of the Demo
cratic congressman were reelected
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The lightest metal known that re-
mains comparatively unchanged un-
der orginary condition is mag
nesiurn.
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Weather

Forecast For Georgia-Showers
this afternoon and tonight; cooler to-
night; Wednesday, fair and cooler
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H|If"''.|I|II|E.'|'lIl|[VB[IB1[IIRl':(
ONLY SOUTH GIVES COX
LEAD IN EARLY RETURNS

Early from oday presidential election largely
from Eastern and Central indicated Republican land
slide and the election of Warren G. Harding James Nj
The majorite Tor Harding paceshich normally
Republican. however overwhelming.
The first large city report complete Bufelo N
Y. which gave Harding 78 753 and Cox 2486
Poughkepse N y the second
returns 1t gave Cox 1896 and Harding 7,l84
Hyde Park NJ Y. the home of Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harding by sc Early from Ohio the home
the presidential candidates Harding great lead.
George White Democratic chairman early tonight
sued brief which he expressed satisfaction the
progress of the election and asserted 1t
Smith has been reelected
President Wilson's home district Princeton N j.
Harding and Coolidge by about l. according election
ials The has not been completed.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Ten precincts
in Marion county Qndianapolis) out
of 1884 in Indiana. give Harding
3,764, Cox 3,242.
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ATLANTA.-R Returns from two
counties, Chatham and Pulaski. give
Cox 1850, Harding 700.
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COLUMBUS.-The first four scat
tering rural precincts reporting IN
Ohio give Harding AT, Cox Z4l'
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SCHNECTADY, N. Y.-Schnec-
tady city complete gives Cox 1864,
Harding 1898. Governor Smith
1854, Miller, 1850 Senator, Wal
ker SOIL, Wadsworth 1857.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH - Incomplete returns
from eight out of 100 counties gave
Cox 1917, Harding sc. The usual
majorities were claimed for all Dem
ocratic candidates.
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NEW YORK.

HYDE PARK, N. Harding car
ried Hyde Park. the home of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt by 86 votes. The
vote was Harding 279, Cox 1874.
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NEW YORK. THE complete vote
of the city of Poughkeepsie gave Cox
1896, Harding 1884. For governor,
Smith, Democrat, 4,493; Miller, Re
publican, 5,916. For United States
senator, Walker, Democrat, 3,515;
Wadsworth, Republican, 6,312.
Returns from five districts out of
2,733 in New York city give Cox 756,
Harding 859 Debs 1875.
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Sam A. Mum and E. J. Thomp-
son, Of Perrv were here by auto to-
day.
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In the Philippines cocoanuts are
shipped down stream to market by
means Of RATS.
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COLUMBUS.-One hundred and
sixty precincts out of 7,154 in Ohio
give Harding 23,037, Cox 14,436.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA. - Watson and all
twelve Democrats for congress re-
elected.
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CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Twenty
towns out of 168 in Connecticut give
Harding 55,720, Cox 27,320.
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COLUMBUS-25 Precincts out OF
7,154 in Ohio, give Harding 4,32f'
Cox 2.149.
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COLUMBUS, O.-The first four
scattering rural precincts reporting
in Ohio give Harding AT, Cox 24l.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE.-First returns from
10 precincts in Kentucky give Hard
ing 1904, Cox 1910.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Returns from
191 districts out of 3,20S, give Cox
30,382. Harding 22,860. For U. S.
senator 165 precincts give Erhenst,
Republican, 20,521, Beckham, Demo
crat, 2,501.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. = Eighteen scat
tered precincts in West Virginia give
Cox 3,776. Harding 3,135.
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CHARLETON. W. Va. - Forty
scattered precincts out of 1868 in
West Virginia give Cox 4,744, Hard
ing 6,252.
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RALEIGH.-Senator Overman and
Congressman Ward, Kitchen, Brin-
son, Pou, Stedman, Lyon and Ham
NOR reelected. Eighth, ninth and
Tenth districts to come.
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NEW YORK.-Returns from forty
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 4,435, Harding 7,741.
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ELLAVILLE. Nov 2.-Schley
county gives Cox 221. Harding SO,
Watson 165 Edwards 6.
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY.-Three precinct'
complete out of 2,526 in Kansas giv'
Harding 493, Cox 1876.
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COLUMBUS. - Twenty-Five pre-
cinsts out of total Of 7,l54 IN ohio
give Harding 23,037, Cox l4,43o'
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.-529 percincts
out of 3,208 in Kentucky give Hard
ing 70,374, Cox 81, $50.
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NEW YORK Returns from 511
districts outside of New York City
give Cox 67,158, Harding 145,089
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Returns from 10 pre-,
cincts out of 985 (from IA cities and
towns out of 353) outside OF Boston
give Cox SGT, Harding 2,4O3; ne
turns from 80 precincts out OF z5d 6d- III
the city of Boston give Cox oool'
Harding 5000.
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DETROIT.-Five precincts in Bay
county give Harding l,O34, Cox 5oo'
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give Mckinley, 284; Waller, Demo
crat, 144.
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BUFFALO - Rnffalo complete
gives Harding 1888, Cax 32.4S6.
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BOSTON.-The town of New Ash
ford, Berkshire county, the first IN IN
Massachusetts to report comple'e
gave Harding %, Cox 6. Four years
ago the town gave Hughes, Repuoh-
can. 16; Wilson Democrat, T.
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BOSTON.-The town of Norweli'
Plymouth county, gave Cox 4o, haru, J
ing 4O9. The town of Mashpee VoVeu
Cox 4, Harding 43.
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KANSAS CITY.-Incomplete re
turns from 56 scattered precincts il
Kansas give Harding 1876, Cox 592
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO.-The first Chicago pre-
cinct to report gave Cox 54' Harding
THICAGO.-Thirteen preclncts@ 20 oI
$3.50 in Illinois give Harding 3'o"'
Cox lila.
CHICAGO. - Thirteen preclncts
out of 5,73O in Illinois, including
9 in Cook county (Chicago) give
Harding 3,677, Cox lila.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS out OF
$3.50 precincts in Illinois, including
23 in Cook county (Chicagol give
Harding 2,997, Cox 1887. Twelve
Chicago precincts for governor give
Small, Republican, 2.144; Lewis
Democrat, 1861.
CHICAGO.-Seven precincts out
of 2,210 in Chicago, give Cox 612,
Harding 1 705. The first precincts
reported on United States senator
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER Returns from %
towns in Vermont out of 247 give
Cox 1,454, Harding 5.130
MONTPELIER Vt.-Returns from
23 towns out of 247 give Cox 1 ,454,
Harding 5.130.
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NEW YORK Returns from forty
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 4,435, Harding 7.741.
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HUTCHINSON, Kans-Incom-
plete returns from 10 precincts out
of Is in Hutchinson give Harding
400, Cox 153.
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NEW YORK; Returns from 1914
districts out of 4575 in New York
state out of New York city give Cox
164,549, Harding 361, ,155.
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BOSTON.-Returns from 100 elec
ton precincts out of 221 in the eitS
of Boston give Cox 44,63S, Harding
53,95S.
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NEW Returns from 511
districts out of 4,575 in New York
state outside of New York city give
Cox 67,103, Harding 145,089. Re
turns from 492 districts give Gov
ernor Smith, Democrat, 93,703; Mil
Ter, Republican, 119,008. Returns
from 800 districts give United States
Senator Walker, Democrat, 45,608;
Wadsworth, Republican, 81,615.
NEW YORK. Returns from 100
districts out of 2,733 in New York
city give Cox 14,050, Harding 30,120,
Debs ASIA.
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BOSTON.-Returns from 10 elec-
ton precincts out of 985 from iout-
teen cities and towns out OF 3oz OUT
side of Boston give Cox 531' haru-
in 2.403.
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NEW YORK-Returns from 295
districts out of 2733 in New York
city give Cox 35,508, Harding TO-
104, Debs 1882.
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CHICAGO.-The first Chicago pre-
cinct to report gave Cox 54' Harolng
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MA SPRZEDAZ lekki autcmobil nd
) osob. Cena $3.50. Frank Zelenka,
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POTRZEBA 2giej kucharki, niedzle-
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BUCZERNIA i grosernia must by;
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Ma SPRZEDAZ.
4 akry dobrej t~rodowej ziemi, u
lepszenia dobry 4 pokojowy DOM
studn!a I kurnik, 'lokowana PREY
Chicago = Joliet electric linii tram
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POTRZEBA kobiety do pomocy W
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LEKARZ polski moe naby3 dobrze
wyrobiona praktyke. $500 miesie-
cznie got6wki, moderna kancelarya
"a bezcen. Wlasciciel ~wgjelIza do
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DOMEK MUROWANY

do sprzedania ma Northwest side. 5
pokoi, kapielaia, Strych basement /
duzy ogr6d. Cena $4,000. Wpiata
$1,000. Reszta morgecz. Z~gioszenia:
Kmiecik 1910 n. Hoyne ave. 10
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PIOTRO-Paw1owo . pietrowy dom,
SIS pokoi, 2 Lofty. CARAT w lyle. &C.
IA $4,000. 3416 S. Hermitage ave.
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mebli. IL
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PORZEBTA malarzy i dekorator6w.
Zglosit sic po 5tej wieczorem. Frank
Karch, 1919 w. 17ta vi. IS
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POTRZEBA m~ezczyzny do wyzyma-
mia zaraz. 1884 W. Division vi. IS
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DWU pietrowy dom, 4 renta pc 4
pckoje, gaz I ustepy wewnatrz / dru-
ga lota obok, sprzedam tanio, albo
zamienie ma grosernie. 1927 n. Mo-
tart vi. Zapytac sic drugie pietro -
front. ~
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MA SPRZEDAZ diva piece gazcwe,
l6ako. komoda, wyzymacz i drobne
rzeczy. 927 Will ul. ~
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POTRZEBA kobiet do mycia statkow
cd 10tej rano do 4tej p~opoludniu. CO
druga nie@z.ela wolna, dobra zapia-
ia. Ills n. Ashland ave. 1S
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POTRZEBA dziewczat\ do magli
do krochmalenia. Najcholdniejsza
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MA SPRZEDAz dom nowy 2 Pc a,
tanio. nowcczesne urzadzenie, lota
szeroka ma Wiadyslawowie, blisko
kosciola / szkoly, . biloxi do linii
tramwajowej. Ktoby sobie zyczyf
mieszkac ma Swiezem zdrowem pc
wietrzu. to moze zaboczyc wfasc.--
ciela 50l4 W. School III.