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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
STATE RAISED se.o,eoe
 FEEDING EUROPEAN CHHDR1

The contributions of the people of New England to the European Children s Fund, through the European Relief Council, of which Herbert Hoover is the national chairman, amounted to $2,282,- 900 or nearly 1s per cent. of the total amount raised throughout the country for the relief of starving little ones in eastern and Central Europe
 The people of the six New England states are therefore credited with hay ing saved the lives of more than quar- ter. of a million little waifs.
 The fund itself, as Announced a few days ago, totaled s2s. 100000 which was sufficient owing to Inc decline in food prices, to feed every one of. the kid. dies.' The interesting features of the campaign were the great number of small subscribers, snd the low cost oi raising the fund. less than 1-2 pei cent.
 The. following are the approximate amounts raised in the New Englant states: Nr< .
 Massachusetts, s1.os1, 900; Connection s62o, 900 :. Rhode Island $25o.o0o; Maine s1s7 900; New Hampshire $111,oo0 Yer mont, $42,Ooo. Total $2,2S2,oe0.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
WAR DEPARTsTEET WILL TRAIN
 AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS

It will be of interest to amateur radio operators throughout the United States to know that the war department. through the chief signal officer of the army is now making arrangements for the training of amateur radio operators and devising plans for their service should the nation need them in an emer- gency. -'--
 The proposed plans provide for the recognition of organizations of amateurs within each army corps area. The head quarters of the First Corps Area is at Boston covering New England. At each headquarters there is to be established a transmitting radio station with a range sufficiently great to cover the en- tire corps area and also receiving set. Courses of instruction will be prepared and sent out hy radio and by mail Questions will be received and answered The amateur radio personnel will be for mally inducted into the signal reserve corps and called to active service where practicable for approximately two weeks camp during the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
TAFTVULE

As yet nothing has been done towards getting the Twilight league into shape and now 1t looks as If there will be no ieagua this year. as the town is running m standard time. There wetA some TIL mors about that the enp,0y-s of the min were going to work enc hour earlier but nothing has been done in this mat le-.
 Most of the villa gers are in favcr of daylight saving and. are sadly diEap- pointed in having to Use standard time.
 Wien the postmaster came to his office Monday morning. the same time he a,- ways has. he found that the morning nail had already 1rr:ved due to the .hango in the train schedules.
 Miss F. Fitzgerald of Merchants ave. nue-was taken to the Backus hospital CT Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. David C'Brien and fam. Ny attended the welding of Herbert Ring and Miss Catherine Mary Riordar n Norwich. Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27

NIT. and Mrs. Patrick Brennan of Pros pect street celebrated the 25th anniver- sary of their wedding Friday evening when about twenty of ~leir friends call cd at their home. Henry Ia Fontaine played several selections on the piano and sang a few solos which pleased the guests very mu ,h. Refreshments were served and the couple received many use ful gifts The feature of the evening was an Irish jig given by Mir Brennan and Mrs. Barney keonan who responded to many encores.
 Orrin Judd. a former principal of the Sreeneville Grammar school of Plain vile. Conn.,, was a recent visitor in the Fillage.
 The executive committee of the Greeneville Congregational Sunday school has elected pall Zahn Urea SUI CT and Miss Flora Semple secretary of the Sunday school to succeed the late Archi- bald MscDougan. who occupied both TO- Eitions previous to h;s dcatn. He had \ 3esn faithful and zeaious officer of the school for many years. At the school session last Sunday a committee was ap- pointed by the superintendent to draw uz memorial resolutions for him which Will oe spread on the records cf the school and a copy sent to the family.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
AT SEA.

The night is made fer cooling shade.
 For silence. and for slren: And when ] was child. ] laid My hands unon my breast and rraye,s-
 And sanA to siumhcrF deep. Childlike az then l lie tonight And watch my lonely cabin-liEht. Each movement of the Fwavinr lamp
 Shows how the vessel reels: AE OCT her decs the pillows frarnn. And all her tinlberE strain and cramp
 With ever- shock she feels. It starts and shudders while it burma And in its hinged socket turns. Now swinging SOW and slantin- low,
 IL almost level lies: And -etA know. while tn and fro watch Nhe Feemin= penduie 20
 With restless fall and rise. The steady shaft is s;ili unri~ht. Poising its little globe of light. O hand Of Godi O lamn Of peaeei Q promise Of my soul Though weak. and tossed. and ill at easa Arid the roar Of Fmitin- seaS Tho shin's convulsive roll. Town with love and tender awe Ton perfect type of faith and law. A heavenly trust uv snirii cslns. My soul is filed with light { The ocean Ein~s his solemn nSalrns. { The wild winds chant. l croFs my palms
 Hanrv as if ;onirSr ! Under tho cottage roof arain l heard the soothing summer rain.
 -J. T. Trowbridre
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
running totals s11o.0oo.

running totals s110,00o.
 Of the s60oi00o appropriation for '.in- complete intervals" between improved state roads there is balance of about $s2.000, alI' of which. is contraetedA for. The department still have s250oo0 for
 'truhk-line- construction. but 1t is all obligated for on contracts now running and will have to be paid for jebs already uneer way as soon as they are compiet- ed.
 The federal aid i. appropriation for trunk lines has been either. spent or ae- counted for.s The total estimated cost of construction work done or about. to be done under this appropriation lis about $2:470,e00, of which the state fur nished approximately s1,543,0op and the federal government ss27 900. At present s1.5So,000 remains to be paid when con tracts are cornpleted. but no money is available for new. construction. work The work on the New London turnpike. a section in Preston and thes Bethel, Red ding and Easton trunk line, is paid fot out Of this appropriation.
 : The highway departments mainten- ance account, of course is not interfered with. The fees from automboile registra- l tions and licenses are used for this ac- count, including repairs. oiling and gen. | erall upkeep of state trunk lines So fal 1 for this fiscal year the fees received amount to s1.6so, 900, in round numbers
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
ARGUES APPEAL IN CRIMINAL CASE

Copp is represented by Attorneys Warren B. Burroys and Frank s. Bergin.
 The court has one more. appeal to hear in the case of Martha T. Bishop against Groton Savings bank in which, Mrs. Bi- shop is the appellant. The suit was oyer the ownership of two accounts in the bank. one for $4.423.75 and the other for s2,s57s0, both standing in the name of Diana Penham or Martha T. Bishop. The court found that the first named deposit was the property of Ellen Benham and the second the property ofsMartha T. Bi- shop R.,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
 HALTS ON NEW coNsTRUCT1o

New construction work on state high ways, whic his usually at its height at this time of the year is at a standstiil for lack of funds. Plans for new con struction by the state highway comrnis- sion by the state highway commission cannot be carriedS out until July, when the new appropriations for highway work to be made by the present session of the legislature! will become effective.
 Theer is a balance of S5S2.00o to the credit of towns receiving state aid but this amount is allotted to various towns as a continuous appropriation and can- not be applied to new state construction To this amount the towns using the ap- propriation will add about ;1oe;0oo. State-aid money applied to contracts now
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Mclean Presents Bnls.
(snecial to The Bulletin.o

.-: Especial to The BuIletln.)
 Washington, April 25.-senator George P. Mclean of Connecticut, introduced the following bills in the United States sem ate today:
 Bills authorizing the secretary of war to donate to the town of Newington, Conn.,. one German cannon or field piece and to the city of Middletown. Conn.,, two German cannon or field pieces.
 Also a bill presenting a claim of P. H. Simmons of Vast Hampton, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Norwich Boy Enrists in Navy.

The following enlisted at the navy re- cruiting station in New London and were sent to New Haven for further transfer: William James Farrell, Dan- ielson, William Prebilla, New London, and James Verna Barry of Norwich. Enlistments can be made by young men between the ages of Is and 35 years who can fill the. physical requirements Further information can be obtained by writing to or calling at the navy re- cruiting station, New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27

tanuck Monday evening. Her explana- ticn on taking the pulse, temperature and respiration was well given and the demonstration of bandaging was inter- esting to all present. She also spoke briefly on the care of children. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Rodgers assisted by Mrs. Henry J. Gallup and Mrs Arthur Tol- son.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Brings Shit on Note.

Suit to collect a note for s1,000, dated July 2s, 1920. has been brought in the superior court by Sam Green of Nor Eich. Max Rubin and J. Kushner of New York. against Samuel Blander, Harry Migden and Morris Gloger. of Sprague. Four tracts of land ln Sprague have been attached in the suit which is returnable before the superior court on the first Tuesday in June.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
IN MOTHERS MEDICINE CHEST

are standard remedies which have stood the test Of time-remedies which their mothers and -randmothers had used be- fore them. Such is Lydia F.. Pinkhani 8 Vegetable Compound. which for nearly fEty years has been helping the women Of this country to overcome many forms of female ills: merit alone could have stood such a test Of time and won such an enviable record.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
CuIebra LaIr Has BIr cIa<,

Adam J. Bernhard. G. G. G.. of Cule- bra lair, No. g.. NJ. O. s. has called a meeting of the lair for Saturday even- ing at the armory when a large class of candidates will be initiated. After the initiation there will be social hour during which refreshments will be scryed and Cigars and cigarettes circulated.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
SILVER wEDDINP ANNIVERSARY
 BY MIR. AND a1Rs. IT. A. HEEBNER

Last Saturday etening Mir. and Mrs. Henry A Heebner of 146 Elizabeth street celebrated their silver wedding an- niversary. Guests were present from Rockville, Hartford, Plainvilie and Taft vile and all enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Many beautiful gifts of silver and cut glass were received including chest of silver.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Police Court Cases.

In the city court on Tuesday two cas- es of violation of motor vehicle laws were up for hearing. One man was dis charged and the other was fined S25 and costs his bill amounting to $35.13. The arrests were made by the state motor police on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
neeIso Clnh In cnn.er,-

The Deciso club of this city is to ap- pear~i in a concert programme in New London this week with Mrs. W. E. Man nine reader, and Fred Power. Scotch comedian
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Ycung Trout For Brock.,

Brooks in Waterford. Montvilia, Gro ton and other towns near Few London are to have. 10000 young trout placed in them this week by members of the New London. fish and game assoriation. The fish were secured from Hartville, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
Lesson in Home Nursing.

A third lesson in home nursing was given by Miss Lizbeth Mcdonald at the hmoe of Mrs. Albert Rodgers in Poque-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
THE WEATHER. {,

Winds. North of Sandy Hook-Moderate to fresh east and southeast winds and part ly overcast weather Wednesday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh south east and south winds and overcast wea- tner Wednesday. probably showers in
 Conditions. The temperature continued consider ably above normal in the eastern states except along the North Atlantic coast. The outlook is for unsettled showery weather over most sections east of the Mississippi river except the Florida pen insula within the next 24 hours. prcb- ably continuing Thursday night in the upper lake region.
 The temperature will be lower in the Middle Atlantic and the interior of the North Atlantic stAtes Thursday.
 Forecast. For Southern New England-Increas- Ing cloudiness Wednesday, probably fol- owed by showers Wednesday night and Thursday, cooler in west and north DOT lions.
 Observations in Norwich. The Bulletins observations show the following records from changes in tenn oearture and barometric changes Tues fay:
 Ther. Bar. a. m ................. 46 30.20 t2 m. 66 3c.20 D. m. .-................. 90 So.2O Highest 66, lowest 46.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Tuesday: Fair and Ear1ner.
 Tuesdays weather: As predicted
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
GREENEVTLIE

Six hours after high water it is lov water, which is followed by flood tid !.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27

SUN. MOON AND TIDES.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
.fEDNA PPANTCF MF7E MAN
ZEI,v MEME rI1VODEM
ROZVODU.

Prohlasenim re ieden svede
nv boi V rodine nemuze na1dv
skonGiti celou manzelskou val
ku, odmitl vcera soudce Sam.
r. Kramer iistemu muzi-baC-
kofe rozvod proto re prV mn
zena namlela. Ob6 bojuilci
strany bylv pritomny a dozna-
lv, re to bvla vlastne teprve
prvni Sarvatka, pTi ktere siln6i
81 polovice prohrala. "Jedna
pranice nestaci, aby bvlo roz-
hodnuto kdo ie panem V dome.
alo iest-li re SO zena vase ie$t6
indnou pokusi natlouci vam
nak rfiidte a budu o cele hi
storii znovu uva7ovati. JednOu
lest iakO nikdv a nepostaci po-
! nhn6 "adorozun1Gni k roZvO-
du." T'ak asi zn6lo kazani mo-
derniho Salamouna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
DIES MA BYTI RCZHQDN MI
TO o ZAKONCENf ZEDNIC-
KE sTAVKY.

Ma zvlastni schdzi unie po-
kladac6 cihel, We spolkove mist
nosti, 2105 vych. 81. ul., dnes
We 2. hod. odp. konane ma b.
ii rozhodnuto, zda stavka ZG-
poGata We ctvrtek. skontiti nj
pfisti pondeli. Schuzi sVo!ava
w. K. Bell, predseda, na odpo-
ruGeni unioveho poradnlho w
boru. nasledkem pfiiezdu the
mase IZzarda z Toronto, On.
jednoho 2 mistopTedsed0 mezi-
narodnf unie. DotytnI ma p@.
moci urovnati dnesnf kritickou
situaci, ale zdrzel Sc az dosud
kazdtho vIroku, ktery by pro.
2raditi mohl ieho 1mysly.
TAKE vcerejsi schdze, kona-
ma V poledne Sc spojenym ar
bitraGuim yvborem unii Sc Sdru
zenim StaYitelskych zam5stna
vatelG nemela zadnGho posit:N
niho vy>!alku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
o GENE PRlR. PLYNu MA
BYTI ROZHCDNUTO V
PONDELf.

Zm6ny mestsk6 35c plynove
ordinance, navrhQvane soud-
Gem w. F. Duncanem 2 Fin
dlay, ktery prave vyslycha pil-
pad soudniho zakazu, budou
pfedlozeny V pondeli odpoled-
ne plynarnimu vyboru m6a'ske
rady. Jednani bude as velice
struGn6 neb soudce Duncan wy
slovil pfani. abv iedn&no bVlo
jedm6 0 Gene plynu a vsachny
ostatni difference ably prozatim
bylv skrtnutv. VGera prohlasil
mestskT pravni fiditel w. B.
Woods. ze statnf nejvyssi soud
v Columbus sdily nahledv me-
sta. ze East Ohio Gas CO. Sc
m6la odvolati K utilitni komisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
VEREJNE. CVItENf sPOJ.
MfSTNfCH JEDNOT So
kOLSKYCH.

Clevelandskt sokolske jedno
ty Havlicek, Czech, Sokol Gle
veland, Nova Vlast' a Komen-
sky uspofadaii Ultra velke We
refine cvicenf, kteremu bude o
I. hodine odpoledne predcha-
yeti vell3 prtlvod po teln6isich
ulicich zapadni strany. Ma pro-
rranu cVicenf podileti sc. bu-
longaaci q zatky, jakoz' i ZEN
skG odbOry vedle druzstav bor-
I'll. Provedena budou prostna
lonskeho vsesokolskeho sletu Y
Traze a cviGeni uzavfeno bu-
de cviCenim ma naradl iednot
liVIch druzstey vsech cleve-
landskTch sokolskVch iednot
Iro cviGeni nasledovati bude V
zahradnim pavilonu v hlav-
nim sale taneGni zabava, ktera
budn zahradt spestfena r6z-
nVmi kabaretnimi produkcemi.
Pfi slavnosti iCinkuje sokolska
hudba. Pofadaiici vybor I'VE
na zitfek celou tdsko(sloven-
skou veTejnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
ZfTREJsi VYLETY.

7. n. r. +. Ferd. Lassale W.
lott 81 zitfeisi ned6le 0 2 hod.
oan. do zahradv p. Capka ma
vrch. n. III. ~ snolu1Ginkova-
nj Sdrllzeni Cesk5ch Hudehni-
XII. Ceskoslovensky Klub Pl-
zen porada podobnou zabavr
pfi hudh6 n. r. MaTflla Sol
kovs 7ahra da M TnioN q 12h
! 75havnf vThorv snolk6 w
- ,,oHSdrifofoh co most aralv
ahv M n7iStnch vVlntnich hvlc
nostaraoo rnian q nravou vTln'
nj ndlo6u. ala take ndle1itf
nosiln6ri Tax lost pSndnov6
20. nastnti nj 7ftra nrav6 LET
nj pososf. tal1ze nohvt venlT" '
nFfrod6 bude pravyn osvGze
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
MENILI FALSOVANE.
MONEY ORDRY.

Pred nekolika tydny byla
zde zatcena 19-leta Irena
Kingova We spolecnosti Ri
charda Leboa, ponevadz V po-
koii hotelu Statler. kde Sc do
brodruzny parek zdrzoval, by
ly nalezeny pad6lane postovni
r Uni poukazky. Kingova,
lez o sobe pravi, 10 byvala GU
vernantkou V neipfedn6isich
newvorskVch domech sc vcera
ma federalnim -soud6 k cinu pfi
znala. PoStovnf Inspector HI.
w. Staffeld, ienz zatceni par
llu proved SO domniva. ze Kin
gova iako jeii spolecnik Lebe.
isou s6castn6ni ma vel'shm spik
mutt. kter6 Sc provddelo padG
lanymi money ordrv a ieho5
p6vodcem Jest iistJ trestnik. V
New Yorku zavfeno Jest po-
dobnyrh Svindlcfd asi sedm.
Rozsudek ma Kingovou bude
vvnesen po vyslechnuti Leboa,
icnz jest ma slozenou zaruku
ma svobode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
PRfPRAVY K 125-TEMU Wy
ROCf ZALOZENt CLEVE-
LANDU.

Rowland Haynes, fiditel
clevelandske rekreacni rady a
predseda vSeomerickeho vybo-
ru mavorovy komise ma oslavu
125-let6 historic naSeho mesta
vydal povolani cizim narodno-
stem stran sucastneni sc Slav-
nosti narod6, jez bude 20. Ger
vence uspofadana We Wade
rarku.
Udalost bude casti devitiden
nich oslav zalozeni mesta Gle
velandu. Rdzne narodnostni
sknpiny mali naznatiti charak-
ieristiku a raz rodnych Zemi a
znazorniti iejich postup anne
rikanisacni. Haynes vyzyva
zastupce r6znych narodnich
skupin, aby rekreacni rad6 po
pfipad6 telefonovali Main ~
,akter6 oripinelni navrhy.
Slavnost bude provedena ma
neiv6tSim podiu kdy We S. Sta
tech postaven6m. "a brilantnf-
no osvetleni. takze bude pre-
Romano vse, co az dosud V tom
to smeru bylo podnikano.
Neil6pe Sc hodi charakteri-
stick6 narodni tance, zp6vv i
rizn6 zvvkv 2 obvteie Sou6as-
ne prevedena b1de vnl'' alev.
nostnf hra Ouch mesta,' pr
ktere ,bndn G6mkovati ma 1000
osob. Pfi hfe nahrazena bude
opona parou, iea poust6na 2
malych direk cel6ho potrubi bu
i, de osv6tlovana reflektorv. no.
60 podobneho iako sv6telna
rontana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
McCANNON ZNOVU OVEN A
SVEDkY USVEDCEN ZE
LII.
Eeelyovs tvrdi, re zalovany
Kagyho stfslil.

Ma trestnim soud6 soudkynt
Fl. T. Allenove pro pfemlouva-
nj svedki zalovany McGannon
pfednosta .municipalniho SOU
du byl ycera opttne dvema
svedky zjisten jako jeden mu
III, ktery dobe, kdy smrtel-
ne byl postfelen mattel CARA
ze, Kagy, ma miste vrazdy sku-
tecne Sc nalezal a diva JIM svGd
ci Sc vyslovili, re omen velky
muz, ienz Sc hadky s1castnil,
by mohl obzalovany byti. By
valy straznik Brooks prohlasil,
Re ma miste cinu urcite McGan
mona yid6l, iehoz dobre zna a
tudiz jest kazda mylka vylou-
eena. Pov6stna sleGna Neely-o-
Va. iez Jest take zalovana pro
faleSn6 sv6decke vypovidani
pfi druh6m procesu s McGanno
mem, patrne nabyla opetne ztra
cenou pam6t', nebot' vcera zji-
stila nejenom prftomnost jeho
ma mfst6 vrazdy, ale vypravela,
ze muzem. ktery ma Kagyho
vystfelil, byl skutecne McGan-
non. Tento vsak "a sveho pro-
cesu odpfisahl, re ma osudnem
rohu nebyl ze vystoupil ma
Euclid Ave. a vych. 9. ul. ode
Sci smerem k nam6sti domn.
= Tfeti svedek, Earl Kaiser,
hyvaly spravce kuzelny, media
leko mista, kde Gin byl spa
chan vypravoval, ze spatril 81
ce velkeho mnze. ale nemHZc
dokazati. ze by to byl McGan-
non. Kaiser nalozll postrelene-
no Kagy-ho do auta a odvezl
iei do nem2cnice. Svedek ma
s,edujlci. Patrick Gum podOb-
ne iaa> Kaiser vid6l til muze,
z nichz icdcn byl velky, ale ne
m6ze take : urcitosti fici, kdc
by to byl. Svedkyne Neelyova
iez tentokrato urGit6 oznaa'ia
McGannona jako pachatele
vrazdy. oiiznala Sc, re Sc ch.
zalovany soIdce pokouSel il Il
skati, a5v iako svedkyne vypo
vfdala V ieho prospech a proto
Sc prv take "a druheho soudu
vvmloIvala ma chatrnou pa
met. V ieiim vIslechu bude
pokratoVano pondeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18

sty. K uvadenf nevsho fadl II
sporadan bude 2 Clevelandu
zajezd V automobilech, ma
neinz Sc ocekava velke htaste1l
stvi. Do jednoty c. S. P. S. v
poslednich mesfcich uvedeno
bylo nekolik novych Jadu q
tez V mnohych radech stavaji-
cich jevi Sc rusny zivot a Glen
silva pribyva. To zajiste jest
ziov naneivySe potesitelnI
svedcici 0 oblibe, pevnosti 4
spolehlivosti zminene jednoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
NOVY RAD 6. S. p. S.

Cd zitfka ia tyden. 26. cerv
ma, uveden bude do Jednoty C..
S. P. S. novy rad V Elvria. o..
ienz ponese im6no po tomto
m6ste a Gislo 123. Ma zatatek
ma slusny poGet clen6 sice 81 /,
2 nichz 10 lest Gplne novych
- Sc pfidalo S pfestupnimi Ii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18

komisafi jaou pax nahledu, za
"a tento peniz by byli stravo-
vani trestanci V lepsim hote-
lu. Jest We skutecnosti pomer-
ne malo mnohoclennych rodin
Y kterych by pfisel podobny
obnos ma jednoho elena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18

"Co tax smuten, mistre 2"
"Eh, spadlo mi Sc Stafli me
ncjnov6iSi dilo "Pohled do uni
tame duSe", pfeklonilo Sc ted
nevfm, kterou stranou to patfl
rahoru n kterou doll".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
STRAVOVNE POZADOVANE
MESTEM IA OKRESNf
VEZNE. &

V novem kontraktu pozadu-
ie m6sto ia kazdeho okresniho
restance Jim stravovaneho ne
ice lax S1.50 denne. Okresni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18

w doml, vjlbec vyllonava vSe, co do obow
toho spada. Zadna prace neni pro mas velka
AMI mala. Zhotovujeme plany rozpocty ma
poz5dani Snahou naSi bude vykonati vSe k
neivetsi spokojenosti
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Move zalozcna Co-operativni Stavebn
SpoleCnost, ktera sestaya ceskoslovenskych
tesaiii truhlalu vchazi cinnost Bude pro
vadeti veskere stavebni prace, stavi domy na
kontrakt i ma prodej, provadi vsechny opra-
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v Clevelandu a Ok0li

81 zakoupt ma tuto, The Reliance Investment Co.
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Jsme presvedcen ze.v obou pfipadech de-,
bfe pochodi Osada tato ma skvelou budoucnost
a pochybuieme ze jinde nekdo koupi tax who'd.
ne iako zde We spojeni sila nae Sc tfistit,
kdyz zde jest prileztost, abychom vsichni zustali
pohromade?
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CLEVELAND A OKOLl.
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Obchodnim riditelem spolecnosti p
ZEN D. Stanislav Spirhanzl Gig. 1250S
Ave, ktery pfiiima objednavky ochotnt
da iakekoli informace.
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icn pomtry trochu ustali. Spoletnost pfitomn6
maietky 2velebuie neni tedy pochyby, re dostc-
il dan6mu Slow Uvazi- Sc, ZaG majetky oko-
Ii Sc prodavaji a ak mala tato spoecnost ne
potiti, lake vyhodne p!atebn podminky stanovi
a lax sy6domite Sc svymi zakazniky iedna, pine
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