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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-07
Returned from charIeston.

M. md Mrs. John Guy Prlchard
nave returned from Charleston
6here;they had spentseyeral weeks
and where the former has been
since the opening Of the Leglsla-
tures Miss Ella NJ. Ward, secTc'
tary to Mr.. Prichard, who had also
been IN Charleston for the session,
mas also returned here.
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To Meet.

TheSJ. nj, Black class Of the Pres,
byterfa nchurch will hold its regu.
lar monthly supper and meeting on
Monday aScniug at $3.50 O'Clock at
the sodIal ICONS Of the church. An
important meeting will be held and
the members are urged to BIO pres
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Dollar Tea.

ThesannualR dollar tea OF the Aid
society OF the First NJ. E. church
which was held last evening at the
social rooms of the church was a
great success and many dollars
wereIturned into the treasury which
had been earned by the members
and many interesting tales were
told concerning the members as to
how they had earned the money.
STheldeyotional was led by Mrs. w.
q. Reed and an inspiring talk was
given by the Rev. Claude H. King.
An enjoyable social hour followed
thesprogram.
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She Is a woman who has tho cour-
ago OF her convictions and you vii
admit this kind of personality is
rare She was c%haperoning her
Ncnt1g dAughtefs 10 a movie show
and she did 10 perfection and
noticed those girls didn't treat
mother as though she were terri:
BILE nuisance who insisted on tass
|ging along. but instead as one Of
tenn, q real comrade.
Not long ago i had d little con-
yersation with this woman and she
told me she had managed 10 get
her girls through High school with.
out their having dates with the
boys.
How did You ever manage 1T" l
inquired, deeply interested. !
why. l just laid down the law
and It was followed she replied,
the look Of determination still In
her eye.
Don't you believe III girls hav-
ing friends among the boys, l
asked.
Not until girls ale through high
school, no. they aren't matured
enough TO make anything worthy
out OF such friendships.
They usually wlndup In attach.
alents'. which are utterly silly. This
business of bringing up girls to be
chums Of the boys IS ali nonsense.
~ can't be done. Girls should be
kept at their lessons without ais.
fractions OF any kind until they
are at least through high school
Boys are distractions, yes No,
cont Just think ii, i know it Keep
your girl of the street unless you
are with her. Too many young
girls parade the ,streets tn this
town to be admired by The boys
You can see them on corners, IN
drug stores, standing one foot on
the running board OF automobiles
the boy they admire seated IL YOU
please at ease inside, while Che
girl pursues the conversation. Young
girls will do anything. they have sc
little sense. Mine have been tag,
gede pretty successfully by my
self and I'm thankful the years OF
supervision are almost over for it'l
been hard labor for me, but itE
paid. Yes, indeed, its paid.
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There will be a special mothers,
day service at the Highland ave.
nue. N. q. church tomorrow morn.
ing Immediately following the Sun.
day school. All the Senior classes
have been asked to pay tribute to
thesoccasion, and help to make the
service all that It should be, Music
fitting the occasion will also be d
feature. While the Bararaca class
will act as ushers and see that ali
mothers are comfortably seated
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Senior. Helpers.
The Senior Helpers class was
entertained on last Tuesday eve
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-07
Guest az Mansion.

The Woman's club will entertain
With a luncheon at the Edgewood
Country club Saturday afternoon at
i:sD O'clock in honor OF Madame
Grouitch, wife OF the Serbian min
lsterltothe United States. She will
be entertained during her stay IN
Charleston by Mrs. Ephraim Frank
lin Morgan at the executive man.
sion. Madame Grouitch will arrive
I'm the city at noon today and will
be met by committees from tho
Rotary and Woman's clubs. She
lis in Charleston by invitation Of the
Rotary club andawill deliver a pub.
lie address at the Y: NJ, G. "A. audi.
tortum this evening at s:15 o'clock.
She Will be guest OF honor at a
number OF social functions while
here. Madame Grouitch is a native
West Virginian, who has achieved
great distinction In social and dip
ionatic circles. She sails for Eu-
rope Mayse.-Charleston Gazette.
~tutnE|r4aa A. Al 49, sF HNAa 3 aa Hs
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5atlAuS1
The members OF the Mems Bible
class Of the NJ. p. Temple which is
taught by Attorney Harry Shaw,
enjoyed banquet served last eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock at the social
looms OF the church. The banquet
was served by women OF the
church, Sixty men were seated at
the banquet table and they were
sefyed with chicken potpte. yege.
sables. fruits and all the delicacies
81 the season. Dick Ward acted
as POSTMASTER and addresses were
made by +. p, Kelley, Carl Riggs,
S. Manley, Harry Shaw, W. W.
Conway and DR.. j. G. Broomfield.
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Miss Susan Rebhan, Of Cincin.
natl, Ohio q we'll known Y. NJ. 9.
A.. worker, will address the mem.
hers Of the Young !Women's Bust.
ssss and professional club at its
regular monthly meeting and sup.
per to- be served Tuesday evening
beginning at 5:45 O'clock at the
Miss Dorcas Prichard, the
new president Of the organization,
vim pfeside at the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

All the news all l.e time-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
Lon Clancy in
"The Night Rose"
at the Spencer

Lon Clancy, whose remarkable
work in THE Penalty" where he
Mayed the crippled masterN OF the
underworld, stamps him as one of
the best-if not the best-character
actors on the screen, compared his
work in that picture with the char
acte-ization he playe in THE Night
Rose" the Leroy Scott story, which
comes to the Spencer Square the
atre tomorrow.
THE characters in The Penalty
and The Night Rose are much the
same" said CLANCY. That is, both
are masters OF the underworld. AS
blizzard in The Penaitf,' it was
more a physical performance than
anything else.
But / think my role in The
Night Rose was much more diff
cult.
I'm that Characterization l am
called upon TO express a variety of
emotions hate, cunning, aInuse-
ment, desire, tenderness, satisfac-
ton, etc. l had no artificial appli-
ance to assist me as | did in the
former picture. | mentioned that i.
was more a physical performance
in The Penalty; in The Night
Rose everything comes from the
brain. | am the man who is re-
sponsible for everything and whose
cunning schemes form the plot OF
the story. / dominate all the char
acters in the story because | know
them and understand how to handle
them-from the weak candidate for
mayor to the bravest gunman.
"One coincidence in the two pic
lures is that they were both direct
ed by Wallace Worsley, photo
graphed by Don Short and made
for Goldwyn-bOth being Goodwin
Eminent Author Productions. An
other similarity is that both au-
thors, GouVeneus Morris, who wrote
The Penalty and Leroy Scott, who
wrote The Night Rose killed me
OFF in the last few scenes"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

His rea! name is Don Marion
Davis and he is known from coast
to coast as one OF the Cleyerest OK
the Mack Sennctt comedians. Fans
will never forget John Henry in
those comedies where he appeared
with Teddy" the famous Sennett
dog.
Among those comedies which
were more entertaining because Of
the presence of John Henry We're
Back to the Kitchen" His First
False Step" Down on the Farm,
Great Scott" Let Her Co. Mar
ried Life Home Brew" Small
Town Idol" ouch, Doctor and
star Boarder 30 John Henry, Jr-
is growing fast He is now , feet
IL inches and weighs 81 pounds.
His home is Hollywood, Cal, where
he was born.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

Dec. 26-Clyde Porter won The
Argus Christmas prize to its carrier
hustler yesterday. the conditions be-
ing offered to the one bringing in
the greatest number of subscrip-
lions between Oct. to 8 a. In.
Christmas day. 1t was close race
between the winner and Ralph
Roberts, Porter having 104 and
Herbert Churchill carried off the
prize.
Dec. % - The Mending club
wishes to thank the children of the
public schoIs for their generous
donation of s32S3 toward the fund
to be used in making clothing for
poor children. This club is young
but has had great assistance given
. it from the following persons: Mes
danes L. S. McCabe, Lucy Castle
man, Ben T. Cable, Charles c.
Truesdale, W. n. Halsey, Gus Teg-
Ter. Henry Curtis Also Young &
| McCombs, John Weyerhaeuser and
D. J. W. Stewart. The club meets
every Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Janette Putnam,
1892 Fifth avenue.
Arsenal Forum No. AZ, in its cleo
ton Saturday evening chose the
| following officers: President, F.
! II. Schroeder; first vice president,
Mrs. NJ Craigin; second vice presi-
dent, Charles Wulf; historian, Law
renee Eihl; treasurer, Spencer Mat
tison; secretary, Mrs. S. j. Hemen-
way; orator, Mrs. n Norris; as
sistant orator, Mrs. Spencer Mat
tison; porter, J. Beslin; guard, J
W. Fleener: director for three
years, c. ]. Larkin-
Beginning tonight and continuing
until Feb. 20 The Argus will con-
duct a contest for new subscribers
and the boy or girl, young man OF
/ young woman who brings in the
greatest number within that time
will receive a trip to Washington
and a four-days' stay during in
auguration week next March. Con.
ISOLATION prize will be a trip any,
where within 200 miles of Rock Is
land over any route.
Dec. Z9-1le I. NJ. <. A. VIII
keep open house New Years day
from 8 to s p. m. DR.. F. W. Gun
salus of Chicago, will deliver hi:
lecture on "Savonarola" at the Y
NJ. C. A. auditorium on Jan. 26.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. McCullocf
and Rev. M V. Crumbalzer anC
| Misses Ella Taylor. Dollie Cool, Ids
Bowen, Jennie Taylor and Nina G
Bowen are attending the Rock Is
land district Epworth league con
vention at Orion.
The Y. W. c. a. basketball team
went to Muscatine today to NEE
the association team there tonight
The Rock Island team is composed
of Harley Donaldson, captain, vii
Ransom, Harry Schreiner. Al Rit
ter. Sam Bowlby, with Will Don
aldson as official.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

The success of Bernard burning
as Fox director has led the Fox
organization to obtain his sigma
ture to a new contract. burning
is the husband of Shirley Mason.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
moSSiDY Bits.

Ethel Ferris. one of the dancing
girls in the Oriental dances intro
duced in Queen Of Sheba.' was
formerly premiere danseuse OF the
Chicago Opera company
Peggy Shaw, leading woman for
William Farnum, is not yet Is
years old. She always appears at
the studios with a chaperone-
usually her mother.
Twelve years ago Herbert Bren-
on, who is staging the first VIII
liam Farnum picture of this season
at the William Fox New York
studio. was elected from the ct-In-
pus of a college when he tried 10
take a few snapshots OF the
grounds. Last week Brenon was
invited to go there and make two
reel picture of the same colleges
activities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From The Argus Files of 1886

I brought home the most birds
at the Schutzen park range at Dav-
export, having popped Is to II TAX
en- by the Davenport rivals. The
score of the days sport was: Two
turkeys each, A. ID. Sperry and
George W. Blake. Rock Island
Emil Berg, E. Berger, Schuter.
DenAr2ann, Parker, Davenport. One
each, S. Edwards, D. Upton. C F.
Lynde, T. r. Harper, Phil Mitchell,
+. n. Guyer, L. Harms, Charles Nc
Hugh, Rock Island; c. A Barnard,
Moline; M. Bunker. Davenport
/ Mr. and Mrs. A ]. Reiss enter
tanned the Jolly Octave Cinch club
at their home on Fourth avenue
last evening. Mrs. Charles Arnold
and viii Passing carried off the hon
! ors. Miss June Cosner and Claude
! Arnold captured the consolation
| prizes.
| Dec. S1-The year 1896 will go
down into history as the most pros
; porous that Rock Island has known
in the building line. The new Rock
Island bridge, built at a cost of
/ $4,000 heads the list of local i'm
proyements. The new court house
| comes first among the more nota-
] Bile structures, costing $125, 900;
then comes the pOstoffice at a cost
! of S45 900, the German church and
| the Christian Memorial church
costing $4,000, and other buildings,
such as Turner hall, represent in
the outlay in the aggregate of $780,
/ 600.
| A grand march will be held at
] the Rock Island rink New Years
afternoon and evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

Carol Dempster is making per
sonal appearances in Montreal
with Dream Street" the picture in
which she has the principal part.
Miss Dempster has signed 4 con-
tract to play the leading role in
Sherlock Holmes" No, not Shcr-
lock himself, but the leading femi-
nine role.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
PLEDGES MADE TO
PALESTINE DRIVE
TO BE COLLECTED

A committee of the Karen Hoi-
sod, a fund to rebuild Palestine,
will visit each Jewish home in the
tri-cities tomorrow to collect
pledges made toward the fund.
Pledges were made by these fami-
lies at the Rosh Hashanah sery-
ices last September in the syna-
gogues OF the three cities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
va snnnort Miss GriMlll.

Rockcliffe Fellows, "Caveman-
cavalier" of the screen, has gone to
Miami. Fla, to support Corinne
Griffith in Island Wives, an
adaptation by William B. Courtney
from a story by Rob Dexter. Ideal
locations for the screening OF the
story have been found near Miami,
il is reported. He expects TO be IN
the south with Miss Griffith about
six weeks
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Dec. sO-Rock Island crack shots
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"
hSGEWS NOTES anN1 OYIELANDE
Fred Niblo FInls hing.

Fred Niblo is now entering upon
the last lap in the making OF TIL
woman He Married" with Anita
MAYER studies. This is his first
picture since producing The Three
Musketeers," with Douglas FAR
banks. Supporting Miss stewart
in the cast are Darrell Fcss, Donald
Macdonald, shannon Day, Char
lotte Pierce, William Conklin ana
Charles Belcher.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
e,Gs5 AT WATERFOWL.

IspetIaI MOIHe SrTVlcc.E
There are 2,635 patients at the
Watertown state hospital at the
present time. This is 80 less than
there were in 1920. Executives and
attendants number 275.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
SILVIS SPENDS
$100,669 FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
Especial Moline service.l

Silvis spent s1O0,669 for public
improvements in 1921. The projects
complete includ 16 blocks OF paw
ing, 40 blocks of cement sidewalks
and sewer and Waterman were in
stalled.
The sum OF $1,427 was collect
ed in fines, exclusive of 0sts. This
amount was paid by SO alleged Of
tenders.
A motorcycle with side car was
added TO the police department
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
BIG LIQUOR HAUL.

Acting on a tip supplied by
neighbors, Deputy U. S. Marshal
Terrence Kennedy and Davenport
police raided the home of J. H.
PohImann. 1908 Perry street and
confiscated 1852 pint bottles of
beer and five gallons Of hootch. 1t
is claimed Pohlmann has been
bootlegging. No arrests have been
made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

equipment, the cost of which was
paid for out of fines collected for
speeding.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31
OtYM10fJ

Tri-City Towel Supply company
Davenport 934.
r. /. clean Towel Service. Phone
r. |. 2439.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-31

Carmel Myers, that girl with the
wondrous smile, is enjoying a good
vacation after her strenuous work
in the Vitagraph serial.
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80, Wy ujmete Sc meho dila,
jsem 0 tom presvedcen, nebot'
dobro jinemu ciniti, velke dilo
skonciti, tot cilem vasim ziyot-
MIN. Obtizi ukolu sveho sc ne
leknete, pomocna vam bude o.
ma prozfetelnost, ktera jiz vam
jednou pfispela. Ano, pomoci
teto bozske prozretelnosti, KITE
ra pro mne niceho uciniti ne
chtela, ktera vsak pri vas jest,
dosahnete cile. Tato myslen-
ka upokojuje, test mne. Muj
smrtelny zapas bude meme tu-
ny, ma smrt meme tezka, nezli
by byla bez vedomi onoho! -
Dekuii vam, pane hrabe, deku-
j vfele. Studena jiz ruka ma
tiskne vaSi.
Pavel Joramie".
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FARMY MA PRODEJ.

Jednoakroya, 5-pokojovy.
dunn, ma 10. East. ABC trait, S
urodou, $4,000.
812 akru, blize Geauga je-
zera, dobr6 budovy, uroda,
$4,000.
10 akru, IL mil Cd Squaru,
ma tfech silnicich, $4,000.
100 akru, III mil od Squaru,
dobytek, uroda a naradi, dobre
hudoyy, $4,000.
100 akru, 80 mil od Squaru,
dobytek, uroda naradi, 10po-
kojovy dunn, $4,000,
As akru, IL mil cd Squaru,
budovy, dobytek, 1roda a nara
di, $4,000.
80 akru, II mil cd Squaru,
budoyy, dobytek, 1roda a ma
radi, $17,500.
132 akrd, 20 mil cd Squaru,
moderni budovy, dobytek, u
roda a naradi, $4,000.
Tazte Sc u
John Jares, 5847 Broadway.
n 40
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7-OSOB. - $1,000
1919 Cadillac Touring $4,000
1919 Stutz Road. 49,. 1,100
1919 Buick Tour. :. -. 800
1917 Dodge Road. .... $50
1917 Buick 6-cyl. Road. 375
1917 Studebaker Road. $50
1918 Briscoe, 5-osob. 80. 200
1918 Grant 6, 5-osob. -. 400
1921 Essex, 5-osob. r,.., 1850
1918 Stutz, 5-osob. :. -. LOO
1917 Overland 6, 7-osob. 200
1918 Chandler Tour. -, $50
1918 Overland Tour. =. 250
1921 Ford Tour. ....s... 375
1920 Ford Tour. ,.-.....] $50
1920 Speedster .... .".. 200
1920 Ford Road. ..... It's
1917 Ford Speedster -. 125
Overland, model 70 Tour. 100
E. nj. F., 5-osob ....,.,. rs
ABLISKY AUTO SALES
2195 E. 55. st. blize Cedar.
Randolph 6914 Cent. 5091
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o tfech
pokojich nahore pro menSi ro-
dinu, ySe zarizeno. Haste Sc
V els. 3672 T.. 131. ul. 2
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PRODA Sc:

VELKA LACE. Farma o 40
akrech, rovne pudy. dunn o 9ti
pokoiich, bridlicova strecha,
velka ban. 80 jablonu, > kone,
3 kravy, prasnice, 40 slepic, 50
kraliku, 10 akru kukurice, T
akru ovsa, brambory a vsech-
no hospodarske naradi. Cena
pouze $500, hotove $4,000.
BlizSi sdeli Gust. Holsan, 1919
f. 10th St. 6-28
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO

JSOu Hut, hbCiI loouJi DC
vzdy z nestesti blizniho sveho.
Zkratka jednoho vecera doslo
to mezi otcem dcerou ku straS
livemu vystupu. Vztekem So
pte, nejsa sebe mocen, ztloukl
kolar svou dceru a vyhanel il
jako zkazenou nevestku z do
inu. Ubohe stvorenl sebralo
rychle sve veci, vzalo sebou
trochu prada a trpce placic
zmizelo'.
"Predstavte 81, pane hrabe,
jak mi bylo.! Oci zaklyyaje. ru-
kou, bych Shy potla6il, sedel
jsem cely zbrocen.
cod te DOLBY, kcncila ho-
spodska, 'nebylo vicekrate nj
echo slyseti 0 Klare Guerino-
We a nikdo nevi, co Sc nj sta
To-.
"Podarilo Sc mne opanovati
Sc tax dalece, re mohl jsem Sc
dale vyptavati. 'Kdy stale Sc
toto, co jste mi prave vypra-
vela?' tazal jsem Sc. = Nyni
tomu budou ctyri leta, mily
pane; Klara Guerinova byla
tehda neco pres osmnact let
stara; jestlize nezemrela, tedy
nyni bude ubohe ma tTiadvaca-
ty rok.'
''Zadna pochybnost nebyla
vice mozna: svudcem Klary
Guerinove byl jsem ia sam, byl
jsem otcem ditka, jez ma svet
pfinesla! Poctivou rodinu strhl
jSem V hanbu, ubohou mladou
divku, ktera mad miru mne mi
lovala, ucinil jsem nest astnol.
~
Nastala noe bylal mukou ner:
smirnou. Plakal jsem horce a
nemohl pochopiti, proc Klara
mi nepsala.
"Ovsem neyadela adresu
mou, ale znamo il bylo, re V
New Yorku ziji a proto mohla
"a kazde okolnOsti zaslati mi
tam dopis. Hrozna mySlenka
sc mne zmocnovala, re uboha
Klara jest mrtva, re spachala
scbevrazdu. lZapuzoval jsem tu
to mySlenku, nebot' veriti jsem
nechtel desnemu nestesti to-
mutO.
"Opustil jsem druheho dne
Bourgneuf, abych primo patrat
pocal po Klare Jejim ditku.
Nesetril jsem uspory sve, slibo-
val, re skvele Sc odmenim,
kdo sebe nepatrnejSi stopu mi
ukaze; eel = namahal isem
sc marne. Klara zmizela beze
stopy.
"Kdyz dovolena mi dosla,
vratil jsem Sc z Francie do no
veho sveta. Tam vrhl isem sc S
vasni do nejv6tsich podniku V
cbchodu peneznim. Namahal
jsem Sc mad silly; chtel jsem
yysilujici cinnosti tou ohlusiti
sve svedomi. Snazil jsem Sc "a
pomenouti; minulost vSak stale
mne Nasila. Velmi krasne a
skvele byly mi cin6ny nabidky
svatebni; vsecky isem zamital.
"Na snatek isem nepomyslil.
KeE bych byl tax setrval! Y
New Yorku stal jsem Sc pred
metem ObdlVu, ncJSmeleJSl pOd
Milky st 'astn6 jsem provedl
vse Sc mi darilo. Pomohl jsem
vydelati svym spolecnikum ne
smlrne imenl a iezto sam jsem
tez nekolik milionu vlastnil,
bro jsem Sc rozhodl, prodal
isem vse vratil sc do trancie
Neni mi treba, pane hrabe, O.
pakovati, co jsem cinil We Via
sti a pro tuto; vite to sam do
bre.
"Pomocf duleziteho bankoy
pfho 1stavu, iejz kratce pc
SVEN pfichodu do Parize jsen
|-t4-++4t++4+t++s4-i
O. S. Union 618 l.
PRVOTRfDNf PIANA
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni p6k-

PRODA Sc neb vymenf pek-
ma farma 0 n akre III, blize
Chardon, O., Ma dlazdene ce-
ste, pekne budovy, velka "a
hrada a les. Dunn ma z svetnic
a je move upraven, voda a ka-
nal V dome. Celia letosni uro-
da, 3 kone, 2 kravy, 2 jalovice,
swine, 8 malych-prasat, dr1-
bez, dost krmeni a vSechny far
stroje. Story, mlekar-
ma, skola a hostel je zrovna
vedle fanny. Haste Sc u l.. Re
ficha, 5015 Pershing ave. Tel.
Union 958 w. 6-23
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIJME Sc prvni a druha
masinarka ma muzske kabaty.
Haste Sc u Jos. Soulka, 1850
e. 50. st. 6-23
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Mraky ma obzoru.

Hewitt: Jake pax mnzeme
Ultra ocekavati pocasi?
Jewet: Hezke, po nem ma
sledovati bude navSt6va tchy-
ne.
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PRONAJME Sc misto, kde
je zaveden grocerni a reznicky
obchod, sklad zbozi a zarize-
nj Sc musi vykoupit. Obydli je
o 6ti pokojich S koupelnou.
Podminky mirn6. Haste Sc v c.
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