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Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

Chapter V
 John Aldrich often felt a heart sinking when the bills came in, but as far as possible he avoided men, tioning this or saying anything about them to Marcia. They must be paid But he wouldn't worry her about them. Yet occasionally he could not overlook some extravagance If he did he shuddered to think what it might lead to.
 For instance, her taxicab bill.
 You will have to use the stage more. Marcia. if you dislike the street cars and subways so much. can't afford such cab bills''
 T have cnly had a taxi when it was necessary Marcia's voice was cold as ice.
 What you consider necessary is not the question. I can't pay such cab bills." Perhaps John spoke more severely than he intended. Marcia burst into flood of tears, unusual in her. Up to this time she had really cried but little. The suffusion of her eyes, the appeal of unshed tears had been sufficient to bring her hus- band to her feet. But she realized something in his voice she had not heard before. So the tears were not restrained, neither were the recrim- nations.
 'I always said you should have married some common woman who cared only tc ride in dirty street cars
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
SUN-MAID RAISINS

less (grown without sceds); Clusters Con the stem). Also fine eger-reddy dessert.
 Raisins are cheaper by 8 per cent than formerly-see that you get plenty in your foods.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

TRY one downtown, at your
 restaurant or lunch coun- ter, after a hard mornings work and you are tired.
 First note how luscious, then how 1t "sets you up.
 A glass of milk is all you need with this pie for a good light lunch.
 For the raisins furnish l,SoO calories of energizing nRfrMent per pound.
 Their nutrition, being in prac- tically pre-digested form, gets to work at once, and you can tesl the energy 1t imparts.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Great Mid-Day Pie!
if repipes spenf energies and puts
 new pigor info your afternoons


 The ron in the raisins then builds up the blood and pro notes a vigor that is permanent. You need but small bit of iron daily, yet that need is vital. Get 1t from raisins.
 There's a recipe here for your wife to try at home. Or ask for pie, like this downtown today.
 Delicious raisin pie is sold by groceries and bake shops every where. Buy of them to serve home baking. Real raisin pie is made with lots of rGisins, Insist on 1t. First-class bakers and restaurants don't stint.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

Twentieth Round: sI with geranium brought forward, c over geranium, l s with geranium brought forward, C over gerani- um and repeat from s-
 Twenty first Round: ".1 with geranium brought forward, c over geranium, 1 with geranium brought forward. s c over gerani- um, l s c with geranium brought forward, l c over geranium and repeat from [.
 Twenty y-second Round: ? c over geranium, c geranium
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
PRESENTS LOVING CUP
TO SCOTLAND YARD
Rodnan WanGmaker Makes
Gift to Metropolitan Police.

LONDON, Ncv s.--Rodman Wana-
maker. Special Deputy Police Commits
sioner OF New York, to-day through Col.
Wood presented a loving cup TO Sir Will
lam Norwood. Commissioner of Police at
scotland Yard. The cup is inscribed 70
Sir William Norwood and all the ranks
OF the metropolitan police 'in recognition
Of their efficiency and loyalty"
Sir william Norwood expressed great
pleasure al the tribute 10 the metropoli-
tan police and declared It was his con-
viction the cup would be 4 perpetual
symbol Of the good feeling existing be-
tween the London and New York police
forces.
Mr.. Wanama!er has been made an
honorary Colonel Of the London Metro
politan Police Reserves while Sir Ed
ward Ward. head OF the special constab-
ulary. has been nlade an honorary
Colonel Of the New York Police Reserves.
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
SAYS VAN IDERSTINE.
CALLED HER CRAZY
Wife Files Complaint in Her
Suit for Separation Started
Recently.

The complaint in the suit for separa-
ton recently begun against William p.
Van Iderstine, a member OF well
known Brooklyn family. was filed IN
the County Clerks office in Brooklyn
yesterday by attorneys for Mrs. Grace
y. Van iderstine of 210 Clinton avenue
Brooklyn, and Huntington. L. I. Mrs.
Van Idersine alleges that she was mar
iied 10 Mr.. Van Iderstlne in 1916, and
that he has mistreated her almost con
stantly since that time.
Much OF their trouble, Mrs. Van Ider-
stine alleges. came about because he
refused to allow her 10 occupy the po-
sition which, as his wife, she was en-
titled TO occupy" and because he zig
nored her in front of servants, refusing
to engage in conversation with her and
encouraging the servants and other
household help TO ignore her and dis
obey her orders"
Mrs. Van Iderstiue alleged that on
one occasion she told her husband sire
thought Il would be rlcasanter for her
IL he would discharge the old family
servants and gct now ones, but lac re-
fused 10 do this. When she ordered
the old servants to leave she says. her
husband told them not 20 20. and told
them that his wife could IL she liked
because she is crazy"
Her husband Mrs. Van Iderstine al
legged invariably abused her before
friends and visitors and abused her be-
cause she declined 70 dance with him at
afternoon dance palaces. She charges
him with maintaining fire ia the fire
place OF their home at Huntington on
the hottest days Of August and with re-
fusing TO allow her TO leave the room.
He also raised . "scene," she said. when
she refused to dance at the Huntington
Country Club because Of sheer weari-
ness
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
FRENCH LOAN TO BUILD
100000 NEW DWELLINGS
750, 900, 900 Francs Fiotation,
Government Guaranteed.

PARIS, Nov. 3.--The Chamber OF Dep
mites to-day authorized the Union OF
Building Societies 10 float loan OF $780,
100000 francs for building 100, 900
cheap DWELLINGS, between now and 1880.
Most OF the buildings will be erected IN
tho devastated regions. but about one
third Will be put up in the suburban
villages and towns around Paris.
The Government guarantees the in
terest on the loan
The New York herald., 1921-11-04

II you are seeking capital, partner want to
start business, Business Opportunity Ad in The
Herald accomplish iu.t what you are after
Try
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
BROOKLYN MAN DIES IN ITALY
John Gil. Probably OLD Navy
Man, Falls From Elevator.

PARIS, Nov. 3.--John Gin, former
United States naval officer Of Brooklyn.
y. Y, fell from sn elevator in Milan
hotel carly this morning and was killed
instantly, according to message re-
ceived here lie was sc years old rc
had expected to return 10 America next
week
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
WoULD-BE REGICIDE FREED.
Man Who Tried To Kill Victor EDt.
manuel Is Insane.

lto2IC. Nov. S.--Antonio Alba. who at
tempted TO agssassinate King: Victor
Emnanuel in 1912. was liberated from
prison this morning under the recent
amnesty decree of the King.
While awaiting liberation in the police
station the answers of Alba to questions
put to him indicated that his mind had
been affected by his imprisonment. The
man did not recognize his father.
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
BILL TO HELP UNEMPLOYED.
S5.oo0,0oo Appropriation fur US.
5 Work Proposed.

Z WAsuINGTo.,. Nov. 9.-An appropria-
.tion Of s5,600.000 O. 30 used ia fnrnisl.-
sing employ ynlent 20 Involuntary 'dlo ua
shighways cor 5truc.,on. I.vers and har.
sbors Improvements AMI reclamation %
arid land projects IS proposed IN bill
nintroduced to-day b,- Representative
MORN (Pa.), Republican.
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
.CELEBRATE ARM1sTICE NOV. ls
sErcnch TO Keep IL Sunday for
Economic Reasons,

Z PARIS, Nov. 3.---Tho committee on gem
sfral administration has recommended TO
sshe Chamber OF looupties that November
I'll. Armistice Day. be not made a legal
holiday. The celebration will ba held
Sunday, November ie, owing 20 eco
: noinlc reasons"
II is pointed out that NoveniJ Jer I. All
Saints Day. was observed as legal
sholiday.
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
Presidents Letter Describes
'Results Of Executive Pres
sure Tor saving.
AN ANALYSIS OF BUDGET
Supplementary and Deficiency
Data Also Given in Note
TO Gillctt.
.eol Despatch TO r,rn Nrw qosK nuanD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G., Nov. =.

New Yorl, Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. e., Nov. :.
President Harding to-day informed
(. Congress that another cut of $4,000
900 has been made possible in estimat-
ed expenditures during the present
fiscal year ending June so, 1922. The
reduction is the result of further TRIM
ming OF Government expenses by
Director of the Budget Dawes, the
president said.
e Estimated Government expenditures
sror the fiscal year as now shown by
rhe revised figures submitted by the
various departments and establish
sraents are sS.94O, 100000. as compared
with $4,oS4,o00,oo0. the total estimated
by the budget bureau on August 10.
The Presidents letter to Speaker Gil
\ let OF the House, describing the results
z oil executive pressure on the spending
!, q apartments. said:
y "Ou August 10, after conference, an
. nounccment was made through the Sec
rotary of the Treasury that the -Adnln-
dstration, In cooperation with the Com
nlittee on Ways and Means. had deter
: mined TO reduce the ordinary oxpendi-
I lures OF the Government for the fiscal
year 1922 by at least $3.50. 100000 be-
! How the revised estimates presented by
enc Treasury on August I. 1t was also
!. snnourced that the Treasury would pro-
r vide for two items of estimated public
: debt receipts during the year &c, the ox-
) rsnt of s17o,O0o.000.
y Thus the expected aggregate -educ-
u tion ia expenditure for the ascal year
& on the above basis was announced as
$500, 100000, leaving the estimated total
Z expenditure for the fiscal year 1922, as
!, of August 10, 1921. about sl,os4, ,ooO.-
900"
The President transmitted with his
letter to Congress supplemental and def
cheney estimates OF appropriation
5 amounting to S1s7.322.57G. rfe informed
y Congress that when the estimated cx-
; 'penditure OF S4.034, ,000, 900 was an
z nouncsd August 10 this sum in deficiency
scstiulates was in the main. taken into
consideration.
IL is possible" the President said.
K. 10 noW state that the expected aE-
S gregate reduction in expenditures for
she fiscal year 1892 IS $500, 900 600 in
stead OF s350.o00,0o0. Adding to this
the reduction OF si70,000.0 900 provided
sor out of other public debt receipts, rs
.bovc. makes the expected aggregate re-
-Guct;on in expenditures Tor the current
dscal year $500, 600, GOO instead OF $780,
Y 600. 900.
with the expenditures under tho
ssupplenental and deficiency appropria-
rions OF S1S7,922.576 asked for herein.
taken into consideration. the detail OF
Y estimated expenditures Tor 1929 as now
sreceivod from the various departments
ard establishments stands at $500
= 600 900. reduction OF s94.000.00o from
The August 10 estimate of s4,O5f,000.-
900"
The supplemental and deficiency asti-
(. mates of appropriations Is summarized
by the President were:
The New York herald., 1921-11-04

~ the Commandauts Office in the
New York Navy Yard it was said that
a. John II. Gin was retired before the
was as chief carpenter. Later he
received temporary commission. He
war as q chief carpenter. Later he
year ago he went to Europe. giving his
address TO Navy Yard officials as III Rue
Scribe Paris
The New York herald., 1921-11-04
LrTHUANIA ASKS LEAGUES ALL
wants n to End Persecution 81
People by Poles,

KovSo. Nov. 3.---Thc Lithuanian Gov
rrnment has addressed note to tho
league OF Nations asking that the league
talso under its protection tho territory os
Wilma occupied by Cen. zcllaouslii about
20 year ago.
SzDmediate measures arc requested 10
end the persecutions 10 which tho popu-
lat.on Is subjected Is tie Polss"
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VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepn.


"Jeden z vasich prlbuznych
odnesl vas matce, kdyz vam
jeSte nebyly til tydny. Nevede-
10 Sc, co vami uCinil. VeSkere
patrani po vas bylo marne,. a
teprve kdyz zradny prlbuznc
zemrel, prisel jsem ma vasi sto-
pu".
90, pane. Jak muslin vam
byti vdecna!"
80 tom promluvlme 81 az po
zdeji. Hrabe de Rhode, vas
stryc, zemrel, q ponevadz mu
nejspise cinilo sv6domi k vuli
spatnemu cinu vycitky, chtel
vinu svou napraviti a odkazal
vam cele sve jmeni: diva mi
liony, matce vasi dozivotnl
jeho uzivani".
"Dva miliony!" opakovala
Marie Jana, kteraz nedovedla
81 ami predstaviti vysku sunny.
ga re mann dostati tolik pc
nez?"
"Ano, slecno. Nesetrili jsme
ami namahan{ ami pen6Z, a W.
nalozili jsme veskerou peel, a
bychom vas nasli - podafilo
Sc nam to konecne, a jedin6
nam mate co dekoVati "a tako-
We imeni St6sti!"
80, pane! Jsem hotova doka
zati vam svoji vd6cnost - vam
povinna jsem diky "a sv6 jm6-
nj, die praya nalezi vam east
tech penez".
"V patricny cas- a ma patric-
mem mista 81 o tom promluvi-
me, slecno; nyni slyste dale.
Coz nejsme jeste IL kon-
ce?H zvolala Marie Jana. me
mohu Sc dockati polibeni sv6
matky!"
"NedoCkavost la slouzi vam
ku cti a sv6dci o dobrot6 vase
no srdce - ale musite mlti je-
ste strpeni".
"Proc?"
"Az dovedemc vas k vaSi
matcc, musfme il hned ode
vzdati listing, jez dokazuji, re
jste skutecne jeji dcerou''.
"Coz nemate tyto listiny?"
"Ne - muslme miti listinu o
vaSem naIezcnl ma barykad6-
umrtni list Prospera Richanda
a ieho zeny, . vNtah knihy Z
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ZVLASTNf VYBER DOMU a
FAREM.


Moderni dvourodinny dunn V
peknem okolf blize Boulevar-
du, pet pokoju dole nahore
brldlicova strecha a vSechno
zvelebeni, p6kny lot 40 pri
173 str.
Jednorodinny dunn p6ti
pokojich, gas, elektrika, kras-
ma zahradka a Ctyfi peknG o.
Vocne stromy V nejlepSim We
ku. Dunn ten naIGza Sc v okol1
Union cesk6 ctvrti, cena pou-
re $4,000.
Dunn pro jednu rodinu blize
broadway ma dlazdene ulici G
petl pokojlch S koupeInou,
plyn a elektrika, pouze $500
hotoye a ostatni jake najem.
Prodam anebo vymenim "a
mensl mestsky majetek 59-a-
krovou farmu pouze 10 mil cd
stredu mesta, jest tam pekny
dun, dobra barn, velka zahra-
da, pekny les, par statnych ko-
M, 3 kravy, 2 vepriky, slepice,
Sc vsim farmaIskym zaIizenim,
Jednejte rychle, neb jest to
velka lace.
Dvouakrova farnicka, p6k-
ny dunn a sklep pod celym do
mem, velka barn, l krava, l
veprlk, slepice krasna zahra-
da blize Bedford, cena pouze
$4,000.
Vyneni Sc 1O1-akrova far
ma ma dlazden6 ceste pouze 25
mil cd sQuaru. 20 akru orn6
pudy, ostatni pastva a les, do
statek Vody pro dobytek V past
visit, pekny velky dunn o Ii
p )kojich, bank barn, 8 krav,
par koni, jest 10 akru psenice
zaSeto, vymenim il "a jakyko-
liz majetek We meSte.
Dalsi vysvetleni YAM podd
M. S. BLAHA, 5652 Hamlet.
APT
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PRODA Sc farma 0 166ti a.

PRODA Sc farma 166ti a.
krech u TWinsburg, O., 112 mi
lie cd Acknowledgement Main
Rd., vsechno farmafske zarize-
nj, ovocny sad, o 500 stromech
nesnych, 700 stroma javoro-
Vych, stroje, 2 sila, bane, elek-
trlcke svetlo, automaticky vod-
nj system, fernes, praci stroj,
45 krav jine zarizeni. Ia nile
ko Sc trzi We IA dnech $500.
Pozemky yyhnojene. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc u j. III. Rabich,
Macedonia Rd., w. Twinsburg,
O., Summit Co. 4-3O
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domu nalezencu, a cislo, jimz
byla jste tam ZaneSena".
''Musite Sc ma to tazati ridi-
telstvi?" ptala Sc dlvka ustra-
Scne.
''Ano, slecno - nebojte Sc
vsak, ubezpecuji vas, ze nema-
te Sc echo lekati''.
'Potrebujeme tez medaili,
kterouz mela jste Ma krku,
kdyz vas nasli", vmisil Sc Boni-
chon do hovoru. "Pametnim
penizem zjisti Sc nejlepe vase
totoznost!"
''Nechala jsem medaili u pa
nj Ligierove v Bonneuilu", pra
villa mlada dlvka.
Wine to, obdrzime ji".
"Musim tedy cekati, az bu-
dete miti veSkare listing, nez
bude mi doprino obejmouti
matku?"
"Ano, slecno'.
"Jak dlouho to potrva?"
"Dva nebo tt. dny".
"Tak dlouhol Muzete 81 pre-
&C predstaviti, jak touzim po
sve matce!" J"
"Ucinim vse, co mi bude mo
Emo, abych ukratil vase cekani,
slecno".
"Musfm tedy vyckati, pane
sIdce vsak Sc mi pfi tom chve-
jo', pravila Marie Jana VISTA
Ia z kresla.
Exam chcete jiti, slecno?"
pal Sc lacquer.
"Vratim Sc dolau a vyckam,
az poSlete mi vzkaz, pane.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn ma Griffin ul. blize Wood
land Hills Parku. Je tam 6 po-
koiu, koupelna, garaz a vse
modern6 stav6no. Cena $1,000.
Haste Sc Atlas Finnace Co.
5458 Broadway ptejte Sc ma
j. Mlckovsky. 4-28
Proda Sc p6kny dunn 0 8 sv6t
nicich, koupelna, krejcovska
dina, velky sklep, skopky ma
pradlo, elektrika, bridlicova
strecha. Tento veliky velmi
vhodny majetek pro krejtiho
u Broadway q E. So. ul. Sc pro-
da "a pouhych 400. N6co Sc
pocka. Prijd'te hned, nez bude
pozd3. Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Fr. Mlckovsky, jed
mattel. 4-28
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MAIE-LI V umysIu 81 zakou-
pit nejaky lot pro svuj MAZE
TEX neo obchod, nezapomente,
re jich mann mnoho ma vyber
ma peknych ulicich dlazde-
nych, ktere muzete koupit la
elmo ma lehke splatky. Haste
Sc Il Rob. hohout, u Atlas FL
nance Co. :?
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XXIl.

Jacquier q Bonichon zvedli
ruce k nebi a Jacquier zvo-
lal:
"Chcete Sc vratiti domu ?"
"Zajiste", odpov6dela Ma
rie Jana.
"Co vas to napada, slecno!"
proc sc tomu divite?"
''Proto re to neni mozn6!"
"Ze neni mozn6, abych Sc
Vratila domu? Go klabosite?"
"Riditelstvi Il domu nalezen-
cu bude vas zaiistG hledati We
VaSem bytu - a ncchcete-li Sc
mu dostati do rukou -"
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PRODA Sc neb vym6ni "a
obchod neb dunn farma 68 a.
krech, "A mil od squaru. Ma
novy 1O-pokojovy dunn fer
nesem, move bane, vSechny bu-
dovy a nafadi, 8 krav, diva ko-
ne, , akry zahrady, 50 akru or
ne pady, 20 akra lesa, ostatni
pastyina. Jest to nejlepsi far
ma Y okoli, neb byla obdeIaya-
ma jednou rodinou pres 100 ro-
XII. Haste Sc Il Frank J. Pare
Mica, 12309 Union Ave. AIT
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PRODA ST moderni 6 roku

PRODA SE moderni 6 roku
starry dvourodinny dunn pa "a
padni 40. ul., blize Dennison.
Jest o 4 pokojich 5 koupelnou
dole 4 pokojich a zachodem
nahore, strecha bridlicova, lot
40 pr $50 str. Cena So, 800,
hotoye Sc zada $4,000 Haste
Sc elsie 1882 W. As ul. z
Clark Ave. 4-27
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PRODA Sc farma, 40 akru,
kde jest sklizen dvakrat do
roka, zdrava krajina, V okoli
cerpaji tez olej. Tricet akru
obdelano, 10 akru pekny les.
Vezme Sc menSi domek neb
lot na vymenu. BlizSi sc sdeli
V els. 1866 Z. lao St. V Mt.
Pleasant 1-26
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PRCDA Sc moderni cihlovy
bungalov $ jednim akrem ovoc
ne zahrady, vytapeni horkou
vodou, mekka, jakoz zdrava
studnicna voda, p6kna vinice,
angrest, ryyiz, maliny, mnoho
okrasnych keru, as 80 Barred
rocks slepic, RUNE nacini hosp.
a Chevrolet Auto. Misto toto
Sc naleza u Ia zastavky A. B.
c. ma Broadway a ma nazev
Alhambra. Vezme sc $4,000
hotoy6 a zbytek ma dlouhe
splatky. Haste Sc tamtez ma
jitele, aneb blizSi Sc sdeli V ad.
t. listu. 4-28
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PRODAVAM FARMY, Wy

menuji "a m6stsky majetek,
aneb "a hotove, neb ma dlou-
holete splatky. Jsou pouze 25
az % mil cd Squaru. Prejete-li
81 vedet bhzsl podrobnosti, do
piste ma +. j. Prazak, RID.
/, Burton, O. 80
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PRODA Sc lot 10 pr 121
str, jest ma mem 6 ovocnych
stromu, ktere mail ovocc kaz-
dy rok. Da Sc "a mirnou cenu,
castka hotove ostatni ma
splatky. Haste Sc Ii L. Sanda,
3I75 L. 116. St.
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WaWHW k1aF7s&' 3"SAc1<t~a45p % spNleeDra01V
DRIVE NEZ KOUPITE
FARMU.

PiSte 81 o seznam farem od
40 do 800 akru, kde Sc pestuji
dive 1rody do roka. Kde jeste
pozemky pfedrazeny nebyly.
Farmy, kter6 my nabizime
jsou krasnem, zdrav6m, ces-
koslovenskem okoli, Peters
burg Virginia, blize mestecka
New Bohemia Sc nalezajicich.
Ceny farem domy a stodo-
lami jiz zarizen6, cd $50 do
$40 "a akr, mono vlastniti,
neco malo hotove, ostatni pax
Ma 5-let az 34-let ma 6 procent.
DalSi informace mileradi
sd6lime.
PiSte jeSte dnes
SLAVIA FARM LAND CO.
Room 315-316 Mechanic Bldg.
Petersburg, Virginia.
Ss3e1e043eo~@&eeoe&s.~3~ 80 .. ~3~3S
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ST[PANE DRfVf.

Proc topiti uhlim neb plynem,
kdyz stoji jen $3.50 jeden ma
klad, pokud zasoba stati.
Main 1921 Central 1858
Tovarna: 1900 w. 3rd St.
a 3471 Z. 10 St.
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MUSf BYT prodan pod cenu
dyourodinny dunn 0 4 sv6tni-
cich 5 koupelnou dole i nahore,
vyhreyni pee, lot ie 40 pr 145
str. a je mezi dvema poulitni-
mi karami. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlik Co., 11015
Uuion Ave. Tel. Broad 2586,
Union 1861 r. :?
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PRODAJl Sc tfi loty ma W
chodni 149. ul. z Kinsman Rd.,
kazdy lie 40 pr PALE sttevi-
cjch. Haste Sc V els. 1880 E.
rs. ul. Tel. o. S. Union 1865.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o s syetnicich, koupelna,
plyn, elektrina, garaz, dlazba
zaDIacena. Haste Sc v els.
1884 L. 81. vi. z Bower ul.,
blize vych. 55. I'll. 4-29
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MA PRODEJ

Krasne velk6 ovocne stromy,
cd 6 do 10 stop vysoke. Stromy
destnikov6 slime, kfoviny,
ruze, 1--WE ploty, rybfz, vino.
Zasazujeme tez stromy krovi-
ny.
SANDOVY SkLENNikY,
3l75 E. lie. ui., roh Imperiel
Ave. - Tel. Cedar 1925.
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc sideboard, limo
leum, stul do kuchyn6, velke
zrcadlo, l houpak, plynova ka
nina ma vareni, yse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V els. 1913 Angelus
Ave. 4-28
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Corlett, ) pokoju dole a 5 ma
hore, tepla voda a vSe moder-
ne zarlzeno. Mala cast hotove
a ostatni jako najem. Tez
mann pekny dun jednorodinny
0 6tl pokojich. Haste Sc u
John L. Cleary Co., roh Har-
ward and Broadway. Tel. u
Mon S98 L. 4-24
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje "a tovarni cenu,
jako clarinety, cornety, from
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrin6. NPrijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
sc u V. Slstek, 4248 Broadway.
q
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JEDU DO CZECH, procez

JEDU DO CZECH, procez
Jsem nucen prodati muj jedno-
rodinny moderni dunn ma dla-
zdene ulici V Mt. Pleasant. Tri
svetnice dole a tri a koupelna
nahofe, pekna puda, fernes,
lot 40 pr 10 strevicich. Ten
to majetek Sc prodaval V ZINE
Ia $500, nyni Sc da Ia S6,-
500. Haste Sc V els. 5023 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
4-2l-?
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"A PRlCINOU stehoyani
proda Sc lednicka, detska po-
styika, kuchynsky stul, l skle-
mix ma nadobi, dvoje kuchyh-
ska kamna l ma uhli a l ma
plyn, yse LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
$40 w. so. st. AS
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pRODAJl 81. plynova kan-
ma a dve postele. Haste sc V {.
5000 Broadway,
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MUSI BYT prodan obchodni
lot ma dlazd6n6 ulici V nejlep-
sim okoli V Mt. Pleasant. Dale
residentni lot ma velmi krasnt
ulici V tom sam6m okoli. Oba
loty musi byti prodany lacino
"a pricinou odjezdu. Nohou
byti prodany tez ma splatky.
Haste Sc V els. 5023 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Union 81 L. :?
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dunn o 5ti

FKODA Sc LEVINE dunn 0 81
svetnicich, koupelna, plyn, e.
lektrika, voda, sklep, Skopky
ma pradlo, 2 kulny na slepice,
lot 40 pri $50 str. Haste Sc Y
els. 1906 Benham Ave. V Mt.
Pleasant. Tez Sc LEVINE proda
rohovy lot 40 pfi $50 str. 4-27
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PRODA Sc velky dunn 0 6ti
pokojich, garaz, elektrina, vse
moderne zarizeno. Haste Sc y
elsie 4136 vych. 112. ul. z NJ
les Ave. 4-26
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PRONAJME Sc byt 5ti
sv6tnicich koupelnou pro
starSi NAMELY aneb namely S
jednim ditkem. Haste sc cls.
1905 Union Ave. 4-26