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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
RIFT NEWS,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bass, of near
Leslie, entertained q number OF
their relatives and friends at a
Barbecue dinner last Saturday.
Mr.. Bass celebrated his 57th birth
day.
Several from here attended the
barbecue Saturday given by Mr..
and Mrs. Bethel Varnum.
Mr. Ike Tissue was in Americas
rece ntly.
Mrs. S. B. Camp and Miss Nora
Camp spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Wren.
Mrs. j. l.. Tissue and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Sallie
Williams at Pleasant Grove church
last Thursday, August 18th.
Mr.. ]. H. Young is confined to
his room again, his many friends
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton. Bass and
little j. g., Jr., spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Laramore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Us. Mathews spent
Sunday near Plains with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. J. L. Tissue, Miss Hattie
Tissue and Mrs. S. B. Camp spent
Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J H. Young.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sallie Parker at
Antioch church Wednesday Aug 10.
Mrs. Hubert Varnum is visiting
relatives near Desoto and Cobb
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Roberts and
daughters, of Cobb. spent Sunday
with Mrs. S. B. Camp.
Mrs. Charlie Laramore had
her guest Monday afternoon, Miss
Nora Camp.
(Butterfy.)
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
BOOks and I Read Ijl-1rI

OF course, there is a portion Of read
ing quite Indispensable to wise man.
History and exact science he must
learn by laborious reading. Colleges,
In like manner, have their indIspens-
able Office to teach elements. But they
can only highly serve us, when they
aim not to drill but to create; when
they gather from far every ray Of vari-
GUS genius to their hospltable halls,
and, by the concentrated fires, set the
hearts Of their youth on flame.
Thought and knowledge are natures in
which apparatus and pretension avail
nothing. Gowns, and pecunipry foun-
dations, though of towns Of gold, can
never couteryail the least sentence or
syllable on wit. Forget this, and our
American colleges will recede in their
public Importance, whilst they grow
richer every year.-Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Seven Women
Willing to Wed
Lonely Farmer,


Savannah, Ga, August 16.-No
fewer than seven Savannah women
have responded to the call for a
wife recently made by young
farmer near Dawson, Ga. He wrote
to the mayor of Savannah, who
had been successful in bringing two
or three couples together, and ask
ed aid in finding a wife.
The mayor has replies to this ap-
plication from seven women. A
peculiar fact is that for seven days
the mayor has received a response a
day, each from a different woman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Five Children
F. Contract TB. From
Milk Of Infected Cow

( When an early writer first framed
the remark that truth is stranger
than fiction, it was the outcome OF
! observation. The statement became
trite through repetition, but occa-
sionally leaps into strong outline in
fact. A case in point has just come
to the notice of the United States
Department of Agriculture,
The department, through its of.
fee cf motion pictures, recently
produced a film. "Out Of The Shad-
ow," which told OF tuberculosis
creeping into a family through the
unnoticed infection of a handsome
herd Of cattle. In the film the
farmer disposed OF his unhealthy
animals and built on sound basis.
Now comes q report through the
Vermillion County Farm Bureau OF
a case in Edgar County, ILL.,, more
striking than the picture story and
without its happy ending. A farm
or had his herd tested for tubercu-
loses and one cow reacted. Instead
of destroying her, the farmer de-
clared the test indispensable, re-
moved the ear tag, and sold her to
his hired man for wages.
OF seven children in the mans
family, five have contracted pro-
nounced cases of tuberculosis. The
other two did not drink this cows
milk A pig and cat also contract
ed disease after drinking the milk.
A warrant has been issued for the
original owner on a charge Of break
ing quarantine, and, it is stated,
should one Of the children die, he
will be subject to charge OF man.
slaughter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Dissolution Notice.
Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia,
August LIST, 1921.
To All Concerned:

To All Concerned:
Notice is hereby given to the
general public and all concerned
that the partnership known and
operated under the firm name OF
the Stovall & Yeoman Motto. Conn
pany at Leesburg, Georgia, was this
day dissolved and that the same is
to be hereafter known and operated
under the name Of Lee Sales Agency
by E. P. Bass as sole owner. The
said E. P. Bass operating as afOre-
said is responsible for all debts OF
the Stovall & Woman Motor Com
pany incurred or contracted prior
to August 1st. 1921, and all debts
and obligations owing and due
Stovall & Yecman Company are
due and payable to e. P. Bass,
operating Lee Sales Agency
LEE SALES AGENCY,
By E P. Bass.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Mr.. c. S. Pryor
to Operate Gin.

Mr. C. S. Pryor has leased the
Farmers Gin Companys' new gin
and will run same this; season.
The gin is now being repaired and
pat infirt class shape and will be
ready to start Tuesday, Aug. 2Srd.
Mr.. Pryor he's secured the services
of Mr.. w. b. Gibson, an expert gin
man to look after the gins which
viii insure good service, as he is
considered one of the best ginners
in the country.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Pellagra and
Famine in Georgia.

Quite protest has gone up from
all parts of'Dixie againt the mistak-
EN- Government report that pellagra
and famine Turk in different Sec
tons Of the South on account Of
destitute conditions caused by the
decline in the price Of Gotten and
the inroads of the boil weevil.
Congressman Wright, Of the
Fourth Georgia District made the
following statement in reply to
these presentments Of the u. S.
Public Health Service:
HOW is FAMINE POSSIBLE IN GA
"How is famine possible" he
continued, in state Of practical
ly three million people with about
100000 head Of cattle, over
100000 head Of hogs, and with
an annual production Of 1000, 600
bushels of wheat. about 81 SOC, 900
bushels Of corn, over 10000, GOO
bushels Of sweet potatoes, about
1900. 900 bushels OF peanuts, more
than 100000 bushels of dry peas,
about 100000 gallons Of syrup.
over 100000 dozen of eggs about
$1,000, 900 chickens, nearly 1,000.-.
600 turkeys, ducks, geese, guineas
and pigeons, besides immense guam
titles rich and wholesome dairy
products, great varieties Of yegeta-
bles and fruits, as we'll as immense
quantities of other foodstuffs.
Georgia has reaped $4,000, 600
from the sale Of melons and peaches
alone the present season. In addi-
ton to all this she receives many
millions from her natural resources,
such as timber, granite, marble,
iron, coal and other minerals, and
from her various manufactured
products.
"Candor and truth require me to
admit" said Mr.. Wright, that
the people Of Georgia are facing an
awful crises brought about by the
aftermath Of the World War and
the blighting effects Of the unpre-
cedented slump in the price Of
cotton, together with the great dam.
age which has and is being wrought
by the boil weevil. But famine and
hunger are not stalking abroad in
Georgia, and its people are not ask
ing aims. They simply demand
just and wholesome laws under which
to live and fair market for the
fruits of their toll.
In concluding, Mr.. Wright ex-
pressed appreciation Of the presi-
dents anxious solicitude and deep
interest in the matter under discus.
sion
But" he added, we are at
loss to know from what source and
in what manner the alledged infor-
nation which so arouses and touches
him could have been gathered by
public health service and why the
apparent puddeness with which this
bureau gathered and gave publicity
to this so-called information.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
NOTICE
10 THE. GENERAL PUBLIC:

/ have purchased the entire stock
of the .Stovall & Woman Motor
Company including notes and ac-s
counts. We have quite large sum
on our books in the way o. past due
accounts and notes. Ifyou havean
account or note with us that is past
due this is to warn you that 1t will
be to your advantage to come in
and make satisfactory settlement
AT ONCE, as all accounts and
notes not taken care Of at once will
be placed in the hands Of the law
for collection.
E. P. BASS, Operating,
Lee Sales Agency.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
overIookinG Nothing.

His Friend-Grea Scott! That's a
fine pearl you just found. It's worth
at least $500 e.
Mr.. Grabitall-Yes, and ! broke a
tooth on It. AS soon as I sell the pearl
I'm going to sue this restaurant keeper
for, damages.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
Road Tax Notice.

This is to notify all persons sub.
ject TO Road Tax that same is now
due. This is to notify all persons
subject. Books close September
list. All delinquents will be dealt
with as the law requi ,es.
U. r. KING,
Road Tax Collector.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
!. Pho,rhorus Found in Japan.

On one of the uninhabited Islands
Of 1.-THE LOochoo archipelago, which
stretches in a long chain southwark
from Japan, large deposits, Of phos-
phOrtls are reported to have been dis
covered. Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19

Officers Costb bills follows
Ell Forester sundry convictions $4,000
g. A. Wallace bills rendered So455
Pc Coxwe Sheriff. sund bills rendered $500
King in sundry per bills rendered $lOl5
s. NJ jones' JP sundry bills rendered $500
Hail. JP in undry per bills rendered $3.50
Richards Shelf cost snnd per bills rendered $l7 90
Standard Co, Sundy Invoices submitted Sl779O
Green, in preparing nsolvent list $lO6O . =
Hines Deputy Sheriff. feeding duly $74
Coxwe and in arrest nndry prisoners as
per bills rendered $5l4O
r. 4 Iaranore $500
Mrs W H Forester board for Jury and BaliF $3.50
Powell Is Services vouchers in arrest of Jim
Jackson S2S 30
WingO Elicit & Crump Shoes Co.. Inv 7-l-2l $OS75
Graham July salary as road Guard $4,000
July salary road Guard $1,000
J. July salary road guard $4,000
Rowe Mcbride July Salary as Truck operator $1,000
Lee July salary TRACTOR Operator Sis 90
Mcbride July Salary as Warden $4,000
Richards Ds Services City County $3.50
Motor Co.. Motor parts bill rendered s12
Lsburg rendered for Drugs Camp sS 10
Martini allowance paupe, petition presented s5o
RI Howe, supplies furnished camp bill rendered $7c5
Gus olden, allowance petition presented $500
Ernest htchard, partial payment on Audit S5OW
w Curtis, Blacksmith Account $27S5
Mrs Forester board for Auditor, bill rendered $500
power for July Court House less 10 per cent 1884
Sheffield Co.. sundry invoices presented $62 90
Albany Produce Co., sundry invoices for convcts $685.
Weed & Co., Inv. 5l72l $4,000
Co sundy invoices for feed and supplies $567
The Texas Co., sundry invoices for Gasoline $946O
Americas Grocery Invoices 1922 $500
w. Tiff Grocery Co., sundry invoices rendered $O6
Stocks two days Cattle tick Inspector $OOO
U r King advance tax done $2O0
Ca Co power Jail for July 10 $3.50
Yeoman Supplies furnished con bill $Ol0
Ieesburg Trading rendered $lS2
Tharp Treas Treasurer including ghs Feed stuff
per vouchers ubnitte $35tO7
Martin July salary Judge City Court $4,000
R R Forester July salary County Attorney $35 90
O w Statham July salary County Physician $500
+ J. Forester July salary Clerk Of this Court $2600
addition for all Faupers appearing
GEoRGIA-Lee County.
In office Revenues said county
Whereas in the Auditors report just completed certain checks
signed v R. w Davis $1,000 and signed by r. f. Howe
for co. purporng made the addition OF their res
pcve accounts were j. j. Forester Clerk with nc'
on to turn over to the Treasurer Said instructions having been
ont are herewith attached and filed with other
vouchers of this meeting.
j j. FO RRESTER Clerk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19

We are putting new Subscribers
on.onr list daily-let us put you or
We are now prepared to do your
Job Work on short notice.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19

Plenty Of Paper and Envelopes,
Visiting Cards, Shipping Tags. Bill
Heads and Statements give me
your order for Job Printing now.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19

We want you as subscriber to
the Home Paper.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19
MINUTES or AUGUST TERM Of
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

In the office Ca
Meeting of Aug 1921 All members presn except NJ. Cooke
GEORGIA--Lee County.
After consideration bills accounts
were ordered paid by warrant the
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-08-19

J. ]. Fo RREsTER, Clerk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
uspory
v puncochach

Y prltomnem case jsou zname.
mite. V sti'iznim obchode 81
koudelu'', Y els. 4735 Broad.
way, koupite nyni puncochy
skoro ia polovicni ceny. Mas
vyb6r puncoch muzskych, zen.
skych j detskych je tax, rozsa.
hly, ze Vyhovi kazdemu poza
daYllu.
kazdy druh baNlnenych, nj
teaych i hedyabuych puncocl
naidcte zde V kazdc Gene, ,
kazdc velkosti Il We vsech bar
Vaeh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
dunn grocerie a reznictvi mezi
ceskoslovenskymi usedliky. Ma
6 pokoju, koupelnu, sklep, fer
mes, dilnu, ySechny stroie a "a
rlzeni pro reznika, uzenare,
smisene zbozi a garaz. Jest to
rohove misto V plnem chodu a
obchod Sc nachazi u Broadway
pod Ceskou Narodni SIM. Ce-
ma tohoto majetku Sc vSim zbo-
zim zfizenim $4,000, hotove
$4,000 a ostatni ma pryni mort
gage ma 6 proc, neb sc yym6ni
ga dunn. Pricina prodeie, ma
lltel opouSti mesto. Haste Sc
"a +. j. Parenica, 123O9 Union
Ave. :?
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Ma zanlku vojetlnskem.
Napsal Jan Kober.

kdyz Marenka .prlJela do
Prahy, nezastihla cestovatele
donna. Byl kdesi ma venkove ga
prednaskou.
"Prijede Ultra a rad vas pTi-
ime,' ujistila Marenku eestova
telova hospodyne.
Skoro cely den mela Maren-
ka cas-, ably Sc po Praze poohle
dla.
Nechapala, jaka Sc to S nj
najednou stala zmena.
Ma Vojetine nestarala Sc
pranit modu, ucesy, jedva
tax mimochodem do zrcadla
'nahledajic. Ted vSak pozoro-
vala Praze elegantni danny a
srovnavala svuj Zevnejsek s
jejich. A srovnani il neien ne
uspokojilo, ale podrazdi1o a
rozcililo. Y zrcadlech prohliae
la svoii postavu tvar rekla
81, ze prece nevypada hure nez
ony elegantni zeny, ba re je V
mnohem predci, ze pTiroze-
nych puvabu jest ma nj vice,
ale jenom ten ustroj, uces, ta
skofapka. A Marenka Sc hned
rozhodla. u kadernika Sc dala
uGesat die move mody, novy
klobouk 81 koupila, Saty 81 da-
la Sit a take hned 81 oblekla
novou bluzku.Lichotilo il. kdyz
Sc muzi Ia nj ohlizeli, byla u
spokoJena, zc Sc prece jeSte IL
bi. Vccer VSak il prepaid stesk
a bylo il pojednou hanba, re
81 pocinala tax nerozumne,
tax marnive, re sc strojila ia
ko nezkuSena divcice ma prvni
dostavenlGko. Zamkla sc V no.
telOvem pokoiiku plakala
tam jako male dite. PAX il ia
la neyyslovna touha po Karlo-
vi. Ted, kdyz Sc dozvedela, ze
karel zije. vzplalo srdce ieii
horoucnosti neuhasitelnou.
Vzpominala ma jeho mIadicka
obJeti, ma jeho laSkani, citila
nalednou ieho dech, na rtech
ii palily jeho polibky. Roz-
kvetle aenstvi Marencino hIasiI
10 Sc k zivotu a prinaSelo ii no
va utrpeni. V touze po Karlo-
vi Sc rozplyvajic usinala opGtI
pozde po pulnoci.
Cestoyatel vlidne Marenku'
druhy den uVitav, bez okolku'
n VypraVoval o karlovi. Vytu-
sil hned, .aky asi pomer vazal
kdysi tyto lidi. Mezitim zved6l
~ re karel je z rytilsk6ho ro-
du Vojetinskeho. Proto pripo-
menul Marence, ze karel Ma ST
bifi sveho Slechtickeho jm6na
neuziVa, ze piSe Sc proste OBJ
cansky "karel Krekul". Licil
jak Karel statn6 vypada: o.
vSem vlasy ma skranich mu ifz
prosedly. ale to mu dodava jen
zajimavejsi tvarnosti. Jest TAX
sylzny, ucinena elegance. ia
ko iezdec ma koni a iako sire
lee slouzi IA yZor celemu w
chodu.
Pokracova1D
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VYMENf Sc ctyr-bytovy
dunn blize Broadway vych.
~. III. IA jednorodinny V Cor
lett Tento maietek pfinaSi
$40 naJmu mesicne. Cena
S9, 400. Bhzsl se sdeli Il Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
ST
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JSTE BE- PRACE?
PROC?

Name nekolik farem Ia pro
del, pripadne hned k prevze-
tt, tez diva mlekarske obchody
a tfi candy story a dve grocer
nj mista ma zap. strane "a ce-
nu kupni. Tez nekolik jedno a
vicerodinnych domu vesmes "a
levnou cenu. Prijd'te sc pre-
svedcit a nami poradit. Jsme
pfipraveni kdykoli poslouziti
Yam die prani Vaseho. Sluz-
boyolnV
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OBCHODNf MISTNOST

muze byti zmenena ma SALON
neb reznictvi. Velky staly
obchod zalidnene ctvrti u
Broadway. Diva velke Story,
dunn o 6ti svetnicich S koupel-
nou, sklep, garaz, velka ban,
rohove misto. Mattel jde ma
odpocinek. Cena levna, tez Sc
'vymeni "a privatni majetek.
Prljd'te hned k Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway ptejte
Sc na Ferd. Stukbauera. ST
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JEDNORODINNY BUNGA.

Low ma vych. 139. ul. blize u
Mon, je tam 6 velkych svetnic
a vse moderne zarizeno. Male
"a sc blize Union Ave. Haste
sc Atlas Finance Co, 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc na Fr.
Mlckovskyho. ST
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JEDU. DO CZECH, procez

JEDU' Do CECH, procez
Jsem nucen prodati muj jedno-
rodlnny moderni dun ma dla-
zdene ulici V Mt. Pleasant. Tri
svetnice dole a tfi a koupelna
nahore, pekna puda, fernes,
lot 40 pfi ITO strevicich. Ten
to majetek sc prodaval zine
"a $500, nyni sc da "a $6,-
500. Haste Sc V els. 5O23 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 97 l..
1-21-?
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"a PRtCINOU odjezdu pro
dam dvourodinny dun moder-
ne zarizeny 5ti pokojich S
koupelnou dole a ctyrech svet-
niclch S koupelnou nahore.
Haste Sc V els. 1915 Sackett
Ave. 5. w. $40
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Observation-Disclosures
VL.ASOVE SlTKY
Cap-Fringe, we vsech barvach,
Ceskosloverska

Cap-F rlnge, We vSech barvach,
Ceskoslovenskas
CT. krajandm a PIP. obchod-
nikum dovoluji 81 oznamiti, re
isem obdrzela velkou zasilku
nejlepsich stick (Hairnets),
delanych rucne z pravych VIA
ST.; ktere prodavam "a velmi
levnou cenu a sice: tucet "a
soc aneb gross "a $500. OBJ
jednavky vyfizuje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07

PRODA Sc novy dum, bun
galQw, 6 pokoju a koupelna,
aneb Sc vymeni Ia lot. Pricina
prodeje odjezd ma farmu. Hla
ste Sc els. 1900 Lenacrave
Ave. V COrlett. 5-12
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y
clanek. kdyz dospela az k Wy
pravovani velike obore V
pralesich sibirskych a kdyz po-
nejrpv shledla jmeno Karel
Krekul, tn vykrikla a ma celem
tele pocala Sc chveti. Obema
rukama Sc otce zachytila a ma
HE dala Sc do krecoviteho pla-
ce.
Ryvola neved6l 81 S Maren-
kou fady. Nedala Sc utisiti, pla
kala tresouc Sc tak,1 jako by il
zimnice lomcovala. Zachvar
ten trval dlouho. Teprve move
a move lizkostlive prosby Ryyo-
lovy a plac ditete il privedl k
vedomi.
Zvedla hlavu 2 travniku, do
nehoz il v placi zaborila a Sc
ptala Zn0Vu a ZnOVu:
"Ziv, xiv! Karel zivH
A Z nenadani Sc vzchopiv-
81, zvolala:
"Pojedeme ia MIN, otce! Co
zdel Nemame tu teho ztratit. ;"
Ryvola chlachole Marenku
odpov6d6I:
"Vzpamatuj sc, dite, vzdyt'
Isl jeSt6 nedocetla, snad Sc do
vine vice osudu a zivote Kar
love-"
Znovu a znOru Cetli Ryvolo-
vi cestopis, ienz zacinal pripo-
minkou, "ze Cecha vSude ma
idesr, ze Ccch vsude sc uplat-
nj a yynikajici misto 81 zjedna.
PAX nasledovala velika chVala
Karla Krekula, Jake povesti 81
ziskal na cel6m asijskem w
chode ia morem, jak zajima-
w Zivot vede. Ma konec zminil
Sc cestovatel 0 osob6 Karlov6.
Psal dosloym6:
"Kraian naS "jeleni kra'
- lax jei Cinane naZyyall, ne
byl pray6 pot6sen mou navsta-
YOU RelI vSak "Po tolika le-
tech prinaSite mi pozdrav q
domova," ale zasmuSil sc hncd
DO slovech tech, Nemluyil isem
dale o domove a mlnulosti, po-
chopiv, re pan krekul odesel
do sibirskeho vyhnanStvl pra-
We pro tn minulost. Ale kdyz
isme sc loucili, nedalo mi,
prece isem sc no zeptal: "A
nezatoulite nikdy po vlastl?
Nechcete Sc iiz nikdy domu vra
tit2 Slysim, &c iste zde zbohat1.
Jak byste mohi prospect sVe-
mn narodu "Jelenni kral" od
poyedel: "Jak bych netouzll,
lax bych nevzpominal Nevite,
pane co vsecko iscm V &C.
chach zanechall Ale GO isem
ztratil, co jsem promarnii, to
Sc liz nelrati. A co bude dal,
to nevim, ma to ieSte dnes ne
myslim.'
TAX licil cestovatel setkanl 5
karIem. Marenka celia znovu
a zncvu.
Te noci Ryvolu nespail'
Marenka V noci vySla ma Ia
hradu a zabalce zahalena
prOchazela sc tn Y zamySlenl.
Mrzelo ii. ze pred otcem
TAX rychle vZpIala, kdyh uSly
sela o HARLOW. ze chtela ia
MIN jeti na Sibir. u vypravo-
vani cestovatelova ida Sc, ze
Karel zustal svoboden, re ne
1ije ami We spolecnosti zeny ne
lake. Zustal il veren zatlm o.
ma. ona. Vdala Sc necekallc
Hned 81 vSak vyCitala blaho'
vost Kdyby Karel ma nj 1eSt'
myslil. proc by nepsal, proc
by medal sobG vGdei a ted
zas ic mezl mimi hluhoka pro
past. Karel zbohatl, seznal 81.
ry sYet, ma jiste velke pozada1
KY u nj sc stala Samotarska
Vdova.
X ranu ysak prece sc na nc
CEN fozhodla.
Zajede 81 do Prahy k cesto
vafeli "A poprosi no, ably il Wy,
.......... A. a :, a :.
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PRODA Sc sici stroj, pra-
delnik a maly karpet. Haste
Sc V elsie 1921 f. as. st. 50
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ssEsyg@
SSXak1lIsN v
81

SAMosTATNY muz, vdo-
vec, hleda cestnou, setrnou ho-
spodyni, CeSku neb Slovenku.
Dobre zaopaJreni, dobry do
NOV, zadne ditky. ZaSlete pri.
hlasku do adminiStrace Sveta
pod znackou "Hospodyn6.'
NJ
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PRODA Sc kufr, hodici Sc
pro cestovatele do Czech, je 38
palcu dlouhy, "a palcd vysoky,
q 81 palcu Siroky. Haste Sc V
els. 1915 E. 55. ul., blize Broad
waV :?
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HLEDA Sc byt k pronajmu-
ii. Dunn sam o sobe Ma vychod-
nj strane. Rodina tIiclenna.
Nechte adreSsu V adm. Sveta.
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MUSf BYT prodan obchodni
lot pa dlazdene ulici V nejlep-
sim okoli V Mt. Pleasant. Dale
residencni lot ma velmi krasne
ulici V tom samem okoli. Oba
Lofty muSi byti prodany lacino-
"a pticinou odjezdu. Mohou
byti prodany tez ma splatky.
Haste Sc V els. 5023 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Union 81 l.. I?
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PRODA Sc. dunn, V nemz je
zaroven kreiGovska dina S
maSinerii a vsim zafizenim.
Haste Sc V els. 1917 Warren
st. meZi Z 8 hod. vecer.
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-'
nj nastroje "a tovarni cenu,
jako clarinety, cornety, trom-
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrlne. Pfijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc Ii V. Sistek, 4248 Broadway.
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vinne sazenice "a 25c kus.
Haste Sc NJ. PeSek. 1896
Crennell Ave. z Il. I31 ul. v
Mt. Pleasant. So
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MT. PLEASANT OF REAL
ESTATE.

Modernl bungalow 0 z
pokojich, koupelna, dlazde-
ma ulice. Cena $500. Ten
to majetek je v peknem O.
koli a ma pevne ceny -
$4,000.
Jednorodinny dunn 0 z po
kojich S koupelnou ma vych.
1876. I'll. blize 'kary. Musi byt
prodan nasledkem odjezdu
maJitele do Texas. Cena
5000 pro rychleho kupce.
Dunn o 5 pokojlch ma W.
chodni 104. ul., 2 minuty cd
Union kary. Cena $56OO.OO
Name 2 Lofty blize Union
kary po $500. Mono je
koupit pri slozeni $4,000 a
ostatni ma splatky po $1,000
mesicne. Ceny majetku V
nasem prodeji jsou povalec-
ne. BlizSi sdell
SMOLA - SMOLA
z. poschodi v Acme Savings
q Loan Bldg, East l4O. ul.
a kinsman Rd. aneb " oby-
dIi c. Smola 1892 Syec Av.
a II. l.. Smola, 1853 E. 1856.
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