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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
Standardized Bathtubs Urged
Rx Associuted Press

St. Louis, September 7.-Standardi7a- tion of bath tubs as a means of speed ing up building was urged at the con yention of the American Society of San itary Engineers, which opened here to- day. Ernest J. Russell, local architect in an address asserted bath tubs are made in more than 1.o90 designs and this is responsible in part for delays in building Standardized bath tuns could be obtained more quickly and cheaply he added.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
To Continue Investigation
 Aa.nnf,.tn<I Ip.n..,

Richmond Va. September 7.-Dis- trict Attorney H. N. Smith, who with agents of the department of justice, has been Investigating alleged excess sive prices charged by tidewater agents of bituminous coal companies, stated on his return here today the investiga- tion would be continued for several days. MT. Smith has inquired particu- larly into prices charged shipping in- terests at Newport News and Norfolk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
DENOMINATION OF
 MOSES CONCEDED Lenroot Has Slight Lead In Race Tor Senate In Wis
 consin Primary
RN Assoclnted Press

Manchester x. F., September S.-The .renomination of United States Senator George II. Moses in yesterdays state primary was conceded early today by lis opponent Huntley N. Spaulding, on the face of unofficial returns from nearly two-thirds of the state Returns from 1S1 out of 294 precincts in the state gave Moses 1S,S11, Spaulding 10.157.
 Returns from the same precincts fol. the republican nomination for gov ernor showed Albert O. Brown leading Windsor H. Goodnow and Arthur P. Morril, The vote: Brown, 11,095; Good ow, 9,659; Morrill,, 7,155.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
MEN JOIN IN WALKOUT

Scranton, Pa, September I-Contrafy to the expectations of the union leaders, there was no rush of mine workers to return to work in this vicinity today. In some sections more men were back on the job than during last week, but this record was offset by new men Joining the ranks of the vacationlsts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
Poison Alcohol Fatal
By Associated Press

Baltimore, September -Four civilian employees of Edgewood arsenal near the city r-e dead and four more desperately ill ay result of drinking some form of pois( alcohol. Military authorities sa idI y did not know whether men broJ liquor in with them or drank sonl the alcohol stored in the plant. ThA Id are: William Richmond, Phil adelpha: John McEwen, Alexandria. Va, and William r. Meyers and Joseph Langley of Baltimore. All the i'll men decline to tell where they got the l- qUor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
LENROOT HAS LEAD

Milwaukee, Wis, September 7.- Senator Lenroot had a slight lead over James Thompson of Lacrosse for the republican nomination for senator. ac- cording to returns from seventeen pre- cincts outside of Milwaukee, as com Ailed by the Milwaukee Sentinel from today's state primary.
 The vote was: Lenroot. 95S: Thomp son S51
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
McCulloch Is Freed
Ry AssOcinted Press

Springfield, Mo. September 7.-Richard McCulloch, president of the United Raft ways Corporation. which owns the St Louis street car system, today was freed in the Green county criminal court of the charge of burglary and larceny in con nection with the theft of referendum pe- tons in St Louis in June, 1913. Circuit Judge Patterson sustained a demurrvet of the defense to the evidence presented by the state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
Protest Low Tobacco Price

Wilson, N c, September 7.-The open ing of the Wilson tobacco market. the argest bright leaf market in the world resulted in mass meeting at the court house at noon today. to protest against the low prices paid for initial offerings and the adoption of resolutions by the gathering, urging the farmers to hold their tobacco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
Eyewitnesses on Jury Rx Assaciafed press

Denver Col. September Hive eye witnesses of the collision yesterday between two Denver and Interurban railroad cars and the father of a girl who was injured in the crash were chosen as members of a coroners jury today to investigate the wreck, which las cost twelve lives. Several others of the 101 injured may die.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
MINERS REMAIN
 ON VACATION Some Union Members Return to Work, But Thousands
 Are Still Idle
By Associated Press

Wilkesbarre, Pa, September 7.-Fewer mine workers than had been expected answered the blasts of colliery whistles in the Wyoming valley this morning. Membe of the union who quit work last Thursday because< of resentment against the terms of the presidential commits sion's award returned to work this morning, but thousands remained idle, declaring they will not return to work until the President reopens the wage agreement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
,yACATION POLICY SPREADS

Hazleton, Pa, September 7.-Vacation policy of hard coal miners continued in this section today, spreading to mines that had been able to continue at work during last week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
Lloyd George In London

London. September 7.-Premier Lloyd George reached London unexpectedly tonight from Lueerne. He travelled di- rect instead of through Paris as planned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
1919 Insurance Distributions

By Associated Press New York, September Life insurance
 distributions in 1919 by organizations op- erating in the Unter States and Canada totaled $1 .S43 5G0, ,000, according to figures made public here tonight by the Insur- auce Press
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-08
NEED 50 POLIO ;sa TO QUELL Dl s.AMEl
 IN QUEST x DRINK
By Associated Press

Indianapolis, Ind, September 1s-- Fifty Indianapolis police officers on special duty at the Indiana stntc fair were called upon carly today to quelI camel which apparently had not had his drink during the last eight days. It wandered from it's own show grounds into a soft drink booth and drank ten gallons of red lemonade in a tub before the police officials and the camel attendant could get it back into the .1Garden of Allah"
, 1920-02-03
PORTO RICO's NEW CROP.

The first new crop of Porto Rico sugars
Tor the current year was shipped by the
TWO factories at Ponce; namely, MERGE
dita and Aguirre, as We learn from the
Porto Rico Progress" Of January End.
These two factories were not held up bv
the railroad strike and hence got the lead
In shipment, Central Mercedit shipped
5000 bags to New Orleans on Sunday,
December 18th. while Aguirre and Mer-
cedita loaded 27, 900 bags on the Steam
ship Montuso, which sailed for New Or
leans on Wednesday night, Dee. 3lst a
OF these q, 900 bags Is, 900 were from
Agpirree and 10000 from .Mercedita, the
shipments reaching about 5000 tons. A
portion OF the first shipment from Mer-
cedita was White, washed. sugar and
packed in pockets of 1875 pounds each.
A year ago Guanica Central was the first
in the field. shipping about 1000 tons on
December oath. 1t is expected IL at Por-
to Rico will have all of its factories at
work soon and the shipments from them
20 the United States Will become quite
large, Romano Central in Santo Domin-
20 sent some cane to Porto Rico, which
enabled the Guanica. Central to start ear
lier than otherwise. The railroad strike
has delayed Gus MICA some three weeks
Louisiana Planter, Jan. .17th. 49,
, 1920-02-03
fixed by the Royal Commission per WITS

fixed by the Royal Commission per cwts
LOGS. Cd. -108s. Cd.
Muscovado, 89oIo basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty paid. CTS. Cd. 95s. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further sales
during the war
White Java sugar elf U. Kingdom elf
without engagement. g. SO.
White Java Sugar, elf Uunited King
dom if arrives before 9th December 85J
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red per
cwt 1885. Cd. 1905. Cd.
Cotto Medium Fine Sea Island, at Lily
erpool nominalper ID.
Bank Of England rate of Discount per
cent. g..
Consols 81 .
Three per cent rentes in Paris Fcs. $500.
.s:All prices subject to correction. NJ
, 1920-02-03

year. Change for the day were in the
smallest fractions and the number of
gains slightly exceeded the number Of
losses. Largest net gains were made in
steels, railroads. equipments, and certain
specialities. Motors, rubber, leather and
shipping shares were firm groups, rails
did better.
, 1920-02-03

iSt1y comes TO an end Wlthln a lew
months, and it is reported that Mr.. Rob.
erti, the, only important labouG member
now IN the Government, will follow Mr..
Barnes.
Vienna, Jan. 27th.--It is officially re-
ported that a British credit OF one thou
sar d million crowns has been negotiated
by the Austrian republic for the purchase
of raw materials.
London, Jan. 27th.--Mr.. Hughes, the
Premier. speaking at Melbourne yester-
day, according to CentralNews message
fro n Sydney said The next war will pa-
batIy break ont in the Pacific, and we must
be ready with a sufficiently numerous
army to say thus far and no further We
are hedged n by nations VIII oh lust after
this country.
Budapest. Jan. 27th.-Count Appony
is preparing Hungary's answer to the
terms of peace submitted at Neuilly by
the Peace Conference. He says many
of the clauses are impossible of fulfil
ment and that there are sixty absurdities
in the proposed Treaty.
Halifax, N. S., Jany. 27thTMajor Nos
worthy, Inspector of the For.ign Depart
ment of the Bank of Montreal, has left
for the West Indies where he will meet
Mr.. Hewitt, the General Manager of the
Colonial Bank, to discuss the banking
requirements necessary to meet Canada's
increasing business with the West Indies.
He will visit the principal points in the
West Indies iii the course; Sf lis mission.
Paris, Jan!. 27th.-M. Albert Thomas,
the Labour Leader, was unanimously
elected director General of the lntefna-
tiOnal Labour Organization at today's
session CT the governing body here. This
action %ratifies the provisional nomination
of M. Thomas for office, made at the
Labour Conference al Washington in
November last.
New York, Jan. 18th. --Exchange rates
again reached a low level today, when
demand bills, in pounds ster ing dropped
to 3.534 having droppeu in tae first half
hon as low as 1924. Francs reached
at the rate of 1871 to the collar, while
lircs and marks were correspondingly
love II. II. @..
antigua, Jan. 3Oth.-Mr. H. B. Jarvis,
manager of Bermuda, died here this
morning.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18th 1920.
Flour, BlenGed Clear st. Lawrence I'rand
pr. brl. $l2.70
Me4l, Kindred per 100 Tbs $3.57
New Seasons Pork per br1. $4,000
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. $44.00
Sugar---Crystals Confirmed by. Brokers'
& per 100 lbs. $7.28.
Mo.asses 800 test pr 100:1bs. no quotation
Cotton, Mfddling Upland, at Liverpool per
, 1920-02-03
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

4LAG1lGA MD.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Honolulu, Jany. 9th. Five of the sew
en- sugar plantations in the island of
Oahu are being held u by a strike of the
Japanese and Philippine workers, which
the planters are resisting.
LO don, Jany. 27th-Captain Edwards
has been appointed senior trade commits
siOner at Montreal, to succeed Mr. A. T.
Milne, who has been appointed CONNER
cial Secretary to the British Legation at
Havana: -.
i London, January 27th.-,The influenza
which is spreading here has taken an un-
usually@severe form. an outstanding fea-
ture being the suddenness of the attack
with a rapid variation OF temperature
and severe headaches.
Copenhagen, Jan. 9th. I.ettish troops
nave captured Guam, the last own in
Esthon a occupied by the Bolsheviki and
have reached the Lettish Russian frontier
in many places, according to a Lettish
official report. Much war material and
two hUnd ed prisoners were captured
and the fighting Continues along the
who e front. Fne Bo!sAaviki, who are
retreating eastward, had many detach-
mems anrihllateC in the recent fighting.
Rome. Jan. 27th.-Friendly relations
with Jugo- SIavia are desirable, but will
not go so far as to call for a sacrifice of
national interests in the Adriatic, says
the "Giorr ale D'Italia', which, further
declares that the Italian evacuation of
the Adria, ic Coast and The re-establish-
menc there of Slav forces in a strategic
position would be dangerous to Italy.
Paris, Jan. 9th. President Poincare,
accompanied by M. Millerand, left for
Belgium today fer the purpose of pre-
ness, Newport, Dixmude and Ypres.
Vienna, Jan. 9th. Grave alarm is be-
ing caused by the spread of cpl
denies in Eastern Europe. Influenza
of a ~yiruleIt form is increasing in this
city and at Budapest, and reports from
Eastern ST es;a and Slovakia state that
the plague is developing rapidly At
Teschen people are falling stricken in
the streets, three members of the Diet
being among the victims, and many
government offices are closed. Spotted
feve. is ais ). spreading alarmingly in the
Ukraine, Bessarabia and Poland.
London. Jany, 9th. Mr.. Barnes,
Minister without portfolio, has resigned
from the Cabinet. The significance Of
his resignation lies in the fact that it is
the final withdrawal of labour from the
Coalition Government. the Food Min
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ssI.' Is 4 n 2 Y gr. 3 u 3. 81
Z; ] IA a 81 f5
kDE TRINER, TAM ZDRAVI.

Toto heslo plati IA nejne-
priznivejsich okolnosti. Kra-
ian p. A. F. Fencl, hornik Z
Galloway, w. Va, psal nam
Is. ledna 1920: eco Sc tyce
vysledku Trinerova Leciv6ho
Horkeho Vina proti zacp6, bo
leni hlavy, bolestem zaludku,
atd., doporucuji je vrele hornl
kun proti spatnemu ddlnimu
vzduchu nebo koufi cerneho
prachu a karboloyemu plynu
20 vystrelech, kdyz Sc hornik
vrati pfilis brzy do bane, do
kud je8t6 kour a prach neby-
~ dostatecn6 odstran6ny. Tri-
nerovo L6Civ6 Horke Vino de-
la mas, mne a meho bratra, o.
tuzilymi a zdravymi, a JIM,
jimz isme je doporucili, hlasi
tentyz vysledek." Kdyz Trine-
ruv lex pomaha "a takovych
okolnosti, musi byti dobry, a
normaInich pomerech musi
b}ti jeho ucinky nevyrovnatel-
ne. Pozadeite sveho lekarnika
nebo obchodnika leky take
% Trineruv Liniment, ktery je
vytecny pr reumatismu, neu-
raigii, polamani, oteklinach a
pod. - Joseph Triner Compa-
ny. 1333-43 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
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OZNA NJ ENI
CESKE
We JNO I'll!

Dovolujem ST uVesti V nejSir-
81 Znamost, re name Zarizenou
dilnu, ktera je prvni ceska V
tomto m6ste. Vyrabime move
a barvime, predelavame a Gisti-
me klobouky yseho druhu ja-
ko: Panamsk6, Leghorn, Barry
kok, filcove, Piver, slamene a
jine. Jsme klobouCnici q Evro-
py a proto rozumime svemu re-
meslu. Nyni je cas- nechat 81
obnovi, klobouk, ktery vyjde z
nasi dilny jako novy. Cena no
vych stoupa do velk6 vySe a
proto prijdete-li k nam, bude
to Vas prosp6ch. Dina nase
prakticky zarlzena nal6za Sc V
elsie 36I1 f. Al. ul. - 55th st.
kara Vas doveze az k nasi dill
ne. Ma zdpadni stran6 name
stor a tGz dilnu V {. 3407 Lo-
rain Ave, proti Lorain Banku.
Ia praci ruCime. V ucte
EDAkTE GTE-DKA
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CERNY KRiz
ROMAN
Napsal Jules deGastne franciny pre V. Kucinsky.
ROMAN.

roux, "moje risetta dnes ne
jak pfilis rychle bezl."
"Nazev tento pro smiska
''risetka" spise by Sc hodil pro
mne nez pro va5eho kone.' .
"Nikoliv, vase jasne oci do
kazuji, re jmeno vase Klara,
- jasna, svetla, cista = jest
zvoleno nejpripadneji," pravil
lichotive Chatoroux a pohledl
tax vyznamne ma divku, re Sc
Zachv6la a zarumenila az po
Sill.
Kocarek zastavil Sc u vrat
hostince.
"Zde posnidame," pravil
Max.
"Jak vam libo," odv6tila
Klara, vystupujic z povozu.
Dobre snidani po boku Ma
xov6 bylo byvale chovance
pensionatu novym pTekvape-
MIN; hovorila bez ustani a by
la dokonale st astna.
IS vami jest velmi prijemne
posnidat,' usmal Sc Chato-
roux, =" a ia bych vas chtel
kazdeho dne pohostiti. y
"To by vas brzy omrzelo."
"Nikdy!
Oti jeiich ~ setkaly a oba
sc zaCervenali nev6douce sami
proc.
Prosedse ulici vesli do zavo
du S modnim zbo2im. Mattel
nebyl prltomen a prodavac
podal jim zidle ably Sc posadili
" krame bylo nokolik pekne
ustrojenych prodavacek. Tyto
Sc Klare zalibily a lined byla
pfesv6dcena, re V jich spolec-
nosti nebude miti dlouhou chvi
Ii. Kupovaci stale prichazeli a
odchazeli a vSechny osoby "a
m6stnan6 v krame m6ly stale
dosti prace, ably obecenstvo u
spokojily.
Pc nejake ttvrthodine obje-
vii Sc ma prahu zavodu majitel
jeho.
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Pan. Ribaudeau, majitel "a
vodu ''u tri gracii," byl muz|
vysokeho vzrastu, silny, mel
cervene tvafe, rad dobre jedi
a pill. Praye snidal, kdyz mu
byla navst6va ChatorouXoya
ohlaSena.
Nesed do obchodu, vlidn6
stiskl ruku sy6mu priteli a ko-
smo pohledl ma Klaru.
"Prijel jsem k tobe pro
sbou," pocal MaXmilion.
"Co 81 prejes?"
"Predeysim dovol, abych Tt
pfedstaVil slecnu klaru Monte
rovu."
Ribaudeau Sc uklonil mlade
divce a pozadal sve hosti, ably
S MIN veSIi do jeho kabinetu.
"Zde 81 pohovorime beze
syedku," pravil; "pocni a bud
pfedeysim ujisten, zc ucinim
pro tebe vSe, co Y moci me je
a co ma mne zavisi."
"Iato mIada divka preje 81,
ably 81 mohla praci dobyvati
prostredky k existenci sy6."
ITO jest yelmi chvalitebne, >
podotknul mattel zavodu a pc
hlizel na divku, ktera sklopila
oci X zemi.
"uboha Jest sirotek," pokra-
coVal ChatorouX, "a cd same
ho detstyi naleza Sc pod mojl
zaStitou.
"PrejeS 81 nepochybne, a
bych il zamestnal We sven "a
vode."
"Je-li to mozno.'
/ Gale to Sc rozumi. Fro tax
hezkou slecjnku rad bych uci-
nil nemozne," usmal Sc Ribau
deau a Klara Sc zardela az pc
usi.
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PRCDA Sc pekarsky a Gu
krarshy obchod, je pri nem ma
Jem, ktery obnasi $1,000. Da
Sc sc vsim "a $3.50. Mono
ho prejmout die prani. Adres-
sa sc sdeli V adm. t. listu. Tel.
Union 1884 w. 4-21
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PRODAM tri jednorodinn6
domy V Gene $4,000, $500 a
$4,000. Tri dyourodinne domy
V cenach $500, $4,000 a
$4,000. Vsechny tyto majet-
ky Jsou V Corlett, blize E. l31
ulice. BlizSi sdell En-. Vopen-
ka, 1904 Angelus Ave. 4-24
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= Od srdce Sc zasmeje kaz-
dy, kdo navstivi "Damu cd
Maxima" V nedeli Is. dubna
Humor a skuteSny francouz-
sky vtip, vesele zpevy koni-
cl<a situace. TYL v c. N. SIM
ma Broadway. Zamluvte ST
lis.ky v cas-.
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PRODAM trirodinny dunn,
bridlicova strecha,v ,velky sklep,
koupelna, diva zachody. Pone-
vadz minim jiti do obchodu,
dam jej "a $500. Haste Sc DO
Seste hodin6 vecer a v ned6i V
els. 1927 Wendell Ave. 4-24
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PRODA Sc noyy dun els.
1887 E. 119 ul., ma 7 pokoju,
koupelnu, tvrdy finiS a podla-
by a vse moderne zarizeno.
Haste Sc tamtez Y sobotu od-
poledne anebo Y nedeli. We
zme Sc tez lot na prvnl splat-
ku. 4-24
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XIII.

Max ChatorouX sc odhodlal
Klare opatriti misto modnim
zavodu V Chatresu, jehoz
majitelem byl znam.
Chatres byl vzdalen pouze
asi Ctyfi kilometry od d6diny
Jerbeaudiery a nasledujiclhQ
dne rano sam odvezl Klaru do
m6sta. Divka byla vesela jako
place, ktere uniklo Z klece,
kazda nepatrnost il zaiimala
a bavila; zdravy rumenec po-
kryval jeji lice, oti Sc il lesk-
ly a ma rtech mela radostny u
sm6v. Chatoroux nemohl Sc
dosti vynadiviti roztomilosti a
puvabnosti jeji.
"Jak jste hezoucka, Klaro,"
pravil k nj"
"To Sc yam jen zda, proto-
ze jsem preSt astna V tuto chVi-
Ii. Ach, kdybyste vedel, jak
jsem st astna, ze jsem Sc zba-
villa pensionatu.'
"Nebyla jste tam rada?"
"Ach, nebyla.'
ALE V zavodu budete muset
take pracoyat sedet uzavre-
ma"
"Co ma tom! Rada pracuji.
Nine hrozne omrzely ty blede
tvare a zle rty nasich tridnich
utitelek, ktere kazde nase
hnuti pozorovaly a karaly.
Mas ustav byl horst nez zalar
a ia jsem byla st'astna, kdyz
mne vyloucily. Wagon byl mi
Irajem. Bylo mi lined veselo
| lnchlede k tomu, re yedle mne
lsedela neihorsi tridni DANA,
ktera mne jiz nesmela karati
a tupiti svym .jedoyatym jazy-
KEN. Vedle rhR6 sedet Jakysi
star5i pan a porad sc usmival
ma mne primhuruje oci jako
kocour. Naproti mne posadil
Sc jakysi smesny mlady tlo-
vek. Pofad Sc ma mne diva, a
InespouSt6l oci Sc mne. az jsem
| musila sc dati do smlchu. Nam
vam fici, re jsem hrozny sml-
SEX. Proto mne take Vyhna-
Ii Z ustayu; vzdy jsem pr
Vzpoure nem6la iin6ho ucaster
styi nez ostatni druzky mole
Ale nekolik dni pred tim byla
jsem povolana k reditelce
PTedstaVte 81 Starenu pta
elm zobakem a Sikmyma oci
ma, kterd pisklavym hlasen
! pocala mi pfedtitati neiak5
praVidla. A pax ma konci kaz
de vGty pozyedla ukaZovacel
k nosu a Ease jej nechala kles
lnouti. Nemohla jsem koniG
most tuto snesti a dala jsem 81
do Smlchu. "Cemu Sc smejet,
slccno Monicrova?" tazala 81
mnc iiditelka a pri tom zkrivi
la tax komicky tvar, ze jsen
: musela opct Vybuchnoutl VI
, smlch, Reditelka Sc pax roz
: ]Nzteklila a yyhnala mne 2;
dycri. Nechtcla jsem sc smati
: plakaIa isem pax, ale nemohl;
| isom odolati. A "a ten nebla
hy smich mne vylouciliv'
klara Stebetala dale jak
place a neustale Sc smala, uka
zujic SIC rozkosne bile zoub
| ky.
Dcera Anselmova mcla Z
|; to, &c jest sirotkem, ktery n
| koho ma syetc nema. Vcdel
| jen, ze ochranccm jejlm Jes
| jakysi ChatorouX, ktereho
: pfedstayovala jako vetcheh
starecka. Jake bylo tudiz prl
kvapeni, kdyz spatrila pre-
sebou muze ye kyetu let, he1
keho a uhlazenych mraVu. d
i srdcc diyGina zapadla phi j
ho ylldn%ch sIoyech jiskra c
tn, klery nedoVedla 81 yysve
liti q proto byla tax Vese.
nalade, sedic Vedle MaXa Y X
Garku.
"To jest Charities tam-y d
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NAPRODEJ

Krasne velke ovocne stromy,
ryblz, angrest, reva vinna il
ne ovoce a jahody, staly sc
dnes vzacnymi, ale budeme je
prodavati, dokud zasoba potr-
va. Slime a destnikove stro
my, kv6tinove a zive ploty, i'm
portovane mesicni r6ze fran
couzske, velke popinave rdze
:ervene, vysoke 6 stop, pekne
male, vzdy Sc zelenajicl strom
ky smlsenych odrdd. Neopo-
mente a zasad'te ovocns strom-
ky jeste tohoto jara, hude jich
jiste nedostatek.
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SKLENNIKY
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mezi Buckeye a kinsman.
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Sini ma Broadway.
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ia neJsCarslnO \ spolehliveh~
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