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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10
INDIANAPOLIS HAY

tBy Associated PressD
INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.-Hay-
No. ! timothy, $3.50: No. 2 timothy,
$3.50; No / clover, $3.50 q 1850.
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LIVE STOCK PRICES
tBy Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS. March 10.-Hogs-
Receipts $500; lower. Cattle - Re-
ceiptS. 100; lower. Calves-Receipts,
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RANGE oE FUTURES

iMarkets by e. F. Leland & Company,
212 Union Bank Building.)
CHICAGO, March 10.-Following is
the range of futures on Chicago Board
of Trade today:
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PROQuCE SuYING
BUTTER QUOTATIONS

Country butter. 30c h.; eggs, 1Sc
dozen; chickens, 15c to 19c; hens, zoe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10

LOCAL HAY MARKET
Steady; good timothy, $14 to S1o;
choice clover, SIG: heavy mixed. $1i
OILS.
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LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March TO- Close
American Can. ...... A
American Smelling ............ 48St
Anaconda northumberland. 4Sh
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL HAY MARKET

Richmond flour mills are paying
81 so for No. 2 wheat.
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Gil .ASSIFIED ADS
ANNOUNCEMENT

Cemetery Lots, Monuments
DESIGN-Quality and price are com
bined in Emslies monuments. Is So.
10th. Phone 4022-61S8.
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REALTY TRANSFERS

The wholesale price of creamery
butter is Csc pound
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Political Advertisements
RICHARD N. ELLIOTT

Announces his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for
Representative In Congress
from the Sixth Congressional
District of Indiana, subject to
the primary election, May 2,
1922.
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Auto Accessories

AUTOMOBILE TOPS-And trimmings
auto storage. w. A Parke, II s. 10th
st. Office Phone 1852; Res. 2724.
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BENEFITS TIRE STORE

When you buy Cooper Tires
YOU buy Extra mileage,
Strength, Dependability and
economy in cost per mile OF
service with no additional cost.
We have Cooper Storage Bat
terry.
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FORD OWNERS-When your car is be
ing overhauled see that the engine
cylinders are rebored and FURNISHED.
Demand our service through your re-
pairman, or you can send your cyl
inder block to US. Prompt service
with a guaranteed job. Indiana Tool
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CHARLES HODGE-Candidate for
Township Trustee of Wayne town
ship. on the Republican Ballot. Prim-
airy May 2, 1922.
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Markets
GRAIN PRICES

(Markets by e. F. Leland & Company.
212 Union Bank Buildilg)
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20

Tn hotel men have consented to
establish a rate of $3.50 for rooms
without baths and $3.50 with baths.
This rate Is based on a minimum of
three persons to the room. II the
service man prefers to dwell In sol
itary grandeur he will pay $3.50 or
$3.50. dependent upon whether his
room is equipped with bath.
All reservations for hotel rooms
during the five days of the conyen-
ton will be made through the forty
eight state adjutants, who will for
ward the reservations TO the hotels
and housing committees of the con-
vention.
Some of the most famous hostelries
in the south are party to the agree
ments for reduction In rates. In
cluded in the list are the Grunewald.
ST. Charles. DeSoto. Lafayette, Mon
teleone. Bienville and Planters. Le-
gion officials obtained assurances
IRON all hotel managers that all
rooms, excluding those occupied by
permanent guests, will be turned over
to the convention visitors.
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20
ARGUES FOR QUALITY
INSTEAD OF QUALITY
spondent Believes No More Chill
drcn Should BE Born Than Can
BE Properly Cared For

Some dumb b,utes are more intel
ligent than some people. The differ
ence is in the breeding and the train
ing.
Some dogs and some horses can
actually read and write. In their own
language they can carry on an intel
ligent conversation.
The Friendship of a Dog
Man could learn many valuable les
sons from the friendship and the
faithtulness Of the dog. The dog new
er forgets favor or kindness. He
: We quality Of gratitude. He al
i've. answers with a smile when he
is spoken to or approached in a
friendly way. He will readily forgive
abuse and maltreatment and will
make friends again. He will often
warn his master of an approaching
danger. The dog is capable of great
grief and of worry. His grief is often
so great that he refuses to be COM
forted. 1t is very hard to kill dog
that is looking up with eyes appealing
for mercy. A dog that is trained to
work and to perform some useful SER
vice may be valuable thing to have
around.
A dog VIII not prove traitor to
trust. Is it any wonder that man or
boy will fight to protect his faithful
companion and friend-the dog?
The dog Is too prolific and multiplies
too rapidly so that there is no place
and no use for so many. Then their
education is neglected and they be-
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20

come idle mongrels or public nuisan-
ces. -, -. -
Did YOU ever stop to think that II
people or nations multiply too rapid
iy they become menace to them
selves and to others.
The North Carolina State Board OF
Health is felicitating itself over the
marked increased birth rate in North
Carolina. A sad thing for rejoicing!
Germany's large families and large
birth rates have well nigh caused her
ruin and the ruin Of the world. En-
croachment is a natural result. 10
find place for surplus humanity is
too large a problem for the state OF
North Carolina.
What we need in North Carolina is
a smaller quantity and better quality
We need intensive care and intensive
cultivation of human beings.
County cares and State cares are
constantly growing upon US in num-
bers and taxing the ingenuity and the
Judgment of county commissioners
and of various state institutions.
There are many insane and mental
detectives in North Carolina who can
not be cared for.
There are many criminals who can
not be properly restrained. There are
thousands dying Of starvation in
North Carolina-not of starvation per
40. hut of disease due to undernour-
shment or to an unbalanced diet.
Let us not boast too proudly of our
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20

increased birthrate until we can get
INTO closer touch with humanity and
see what proportion of this increase
in population become producers and
what proportion become non-produc-
ing cares.
The Dog and the Horse Again
The dog has certain traits peculiar
to h mself. And yet many humans
have these same traits.
The faithful horse has many time
saved the old drunkard's life. Now
the drunkard turns over in a Ford
and is ushered into eternity unan-
nounced and unprepared.
The horse has wended his way back
home many time when his master
was lost and could not find the way
on account of darkness or storm.
In the recent world war dogs were
used as scouts, messengers, watches
and guards. In these things they
rendered very useful service.
Yes, there are many valuable les
sons to be learned from the dog and
the horse.-Contributed.
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20
Beds For I.egionaires

New Orleans, June 19.-Dough-
boys, gobs and marines, who attend
the American Legion national con-
vention in New Orleans October 16
TO 81. may obtain bunk for $3.50
a day as result of an agreement be-
tween Representatives Of seven lead
ing hotels and convention leaders.
The Monroe journal., 1922-06-20

LOOK AFTER YOUR iNlEhfsiS fEisoNaIhi
There's furnishing establishment in North Carolina where
with the trade and exercise
sb care to that the fullest measure of salts
transaction
We give the closest the matter Of store Serv
ice We insist hat shall be well taken care oftha
satisfaction they have right TO expect
We extend yore grant to better
serve the interests We'd like the privilege OF look
inpa aft your welfare.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12

They can be amended from time to time. and the Alaskans on the Commission will know how best to do this.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12
PORT OF MISSING MEN

Information is asked for concerning the whereabouts of Robert Alexander, who is be- lieved to have been in this part of Alaska in the last years.
 Communicate with the McCar hy Weekly News, or direct to Miss Florence Lange, Route 5 Columbus, Wisconsin.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12
GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
 HAS EXCURSION RATES

For the benefit of the tourists. business people and others, the Alaska Railroad has announced special excursion rates to the interior, the period of the rate extending from July 2e to Aug ust 24.
 The rate for the round trip has been designated as follows: Nenana and return, $44.45; Fair banks and return. $5O.5O; Chat anika and return, via Fairbanks $54.8o.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12
declare allegiance to the United States sfy Fl 4sssss

Court officials are spending d
 N short time here now, and it will be an easy matter to declare your intention to become citi: zen and receive instructions as
 to how to qualify as such.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12

THE PROPOSED GAME LAWS
Seward Gateway

! NV WSA A @SDV~ " vs~Jf The proposed game laws in troduced in Congress by Alas Ika's delegate, Dan A.Sutherland Twill be the best yet devised for the Territory, butwill yetneed much amending if they are to Joe sstii'sfactory to all parts of the, Territory.
 It is :, evident that pr. B. W. Nelson, biologist, author of the
 bill is looking at game protect ion through the eyes of a man raised ]. in a populated district where game is hunted for sport and not for subsistence.
 The best feature of the pro- posed bill is that proposing the appoin ntment of game commiss Eioner from each district, to form a Territorial commission with headquarters at Juneau. The salary is inadequate, but this can be remedied later.
 The section also gives the com ! mission powers to appoint game wardens and other necessary officials, giving the territory autonomy over it's game resourc es. @
 A further section should have been added to the proposed act allowing bona fide residents of the Territory, who have resided here a certain length of time, and collected valuable trophies and heads, to take the same out with the m duty free in case of removal to the states: such tro- phies being properly classed as
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12
BE A GOOD CITIZEN

At the last election the mum Der of voters in this precinct was only about twenty per cent of the population. This was chiefly at the Bonanza, Jumbo and Mother Lode. Mo cCarthy it self showed about seventy five per cent.
 These figures go to show that a big percentage of this population is receiving all the benefits of Uncle Sam's great free country without taking any responsibility, or even showing a desire to enroll themselves as his citizens.
 Most of these men intend to remain in the United States. as they know they will be more comfortable and more prosper ous here than anywhere else. If they returned to their native countries they would heartily wish they were back.
 Uncle Sam offers nothing but good to his people, and it is only fair if they receive his protect ion, and intend to make their home under his flag, that they
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12

" ~ ~>'-- .- | ~ Ay sS VT 1s1 sA ' X tains or pictures. As the law now is a resident is com to pay . large fee or sacrifice trophies he has been years in collecting. Numbers of fine heads and horns are left to rot on this account by men who kill the animals for food.
 The proposed law states that only citizens with a six months residence in the Territory may act as guides: but adds that Indians and Eskimos acting as such guides must be able to
 read and write.' This might well apply to where anative has had opportunity for education al advantages, but to require a native of the section lying north and inland of 68 degrees of latitude.to read and write would be ridiculous, as many of them have never seen a white man.
 The section providing that no alien may have firearms in his possession, without special license therefore, is a good one Aliens are the greatest lawbreak CTS the territory has, many can cry crews slaughtering game animals and birds and salting them or packing them for trans, portation to the states at the end of the seasons work.
 ie
 z The brown bear should not be protected. It's proclamation mischief and it's proneness to attack the unarmed prospector is too we'll known to Alaskans to permit of argument. It is a vicious beast and should be shot down without mercy. The black bear, which is harmless, should be protected with an indefinite closed season. These animals are absolutely harmless unlese crowded. Beavers and marten; should be protected another four years.
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The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-08-12

The new laws are far better than any yet proposed, and it is hoped they pass Congress.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc mlekarska far
ma 0 50 akrech, % mil cd
Squaru, 12 minut cd kary d
dlazby, 40 akra je pod pluhem
8 akrl psenice, 9 akru ovsa "a
seto, pekne louky, pskna past
vina, zivy potok tece po cely
rok skrze farmu, les O 800 Gu
krovych stromd, vsechny hospo
.darske stroje vozy, Z pek-
nych krav, 2 kone, .55 slepic,
a stare kachny. V zasobe je
psenice, owes, seno, slama, ku-
kufice, brambory. Jsou tam 2
pekne velke bank bane ma 80
kus1 dobytka, silo, voda v bani,
velky slepicnik, garaz, milk
house, dive zahrady S ovocnym
stromovim, hrusky. jablone, vi
sne, blumy broskve. Zachova
~ obydelny dum, ma 8 pokojd,
fernes ma horkou vodu, voda v
dome. Pole jsou vsechna pri-
pravena k seti kukurice a k sd
zeni brambor. Cena $4,000,
tez je II akru oseto kukufici.
Pouze budovy Sc nepostavi "a
uvedeny obnos. Ma majetku
vazne duh $4,000. Farma tato
Sc .po pTipade vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Haste sc u majet
nfka K. Vodrasky, r. s, Box SO,
Chardon, O., aneb v Clevelan.
du u Fr. Hudce, 1918 Ben
wood Avt., z vych. 131. ul.
b-29
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ZELENINOVE / s1VETlNONe
SAZENICE.

Slime, otuzile q zakorenene.
'Rajska jablicka, paprika, fe-
'tkvicka, -korenovy celer, petr-
'zel, kaderave zeli, egg plant,
'ranni i pozdnejsi seli, .salaa
Fhlavkovy, cibule, kvetak, >okur-
ky, ffpu, nakladacky, rutaba-
ga, tabak.
kvetinovs ,sazenire.
Salvej, vrbenky, culendula,
snapdragon, petunie, scabioga,
salpiglasis, portulacca, zenie,
smiSene cosmos, zlute COSMOS
Csc Ia tucet.
Phlaxis astry, mingonetty,
marigold, strocks, masturtiums
|po 25c Ia 'tucet.
Ceranium 10c sazenitla.
Kroviny i popinavt rost1iny
do kvetniku ma pcrci, do kosi-
ku atd.
SANDOVY SkLRNNlKY
3175 vych. 1l6. ul.
mezi Buckeye I'd. . Kinsman.
Tel: Garfield 2735
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ai~ MOVE RANO. aie
- ROMAN
Napsa Bohum ahradnk-Brodsky

20 JeJ Sameho neJvlce mrze-
10, bylo vedomi, re do mlyna
jde rad a re sve zene, ktere We
noval nejneznejsi sve city, ne
mohl povedeti, jak velice jej
mlynarka zajima. Nekolikra-
tie pocftil pri tom pomysleni
hnuti vycitek a sam pred Sc
bou sc zastyd6l, re vzpomina
ma zenu jineho S pocity zvlast-
niho drazdiveho blaha, re Sc
test ma shledani nj a ze je mu'
tax sladce, kdyz sedi proti nj a
muze poslouchati jeji ostry a
pri tom prece tax lahodne zvuc
ny hlas. Stale pfirovnaval hlas
jeji ku hlasu drozda, jejz mel
donna Y kleci. Ten take chvi-
lemi pohvizdoval, jake ulicnik,
kricel, nevazane Sc ehechtal a
.posmival Sc, ale nez sc kdo ma
dal, zanotoval tise klidnou pi-
sen, jake by zpival motylum a
rdzim. .'1l0
Eh, co, omlouval sc vzdy ma
konec. Ia nejaky cas- bude do
bre. Navstevy We mlyne pre-
stanou a 2 Bozenky stane Sc re-
solutni panimama, ktera bude
pana otce drzet hezky ma pro-
vazku a povede vladu mad cha
sou. Jen az bude miti dite, -
zchladne, dostavi Sc jine city.
jine tuzby, iine starosti.
A ma dite take odkazoval
mlynare, kdyz uzkostlive jej
chytal dotazoval sc, co rika
ieho zene, je-li nadeje ma u
zdraveni pfestanou-li brzy je-
il rozmary.
"Je to stesk po diteti,' chla-
cholil no. "Ona ST toho ami ne
nj v6doma. Ale podobny stesk
dostavuje sc u kazde mlade ze-
ny a mizi, iakmile Sc We stave-
nj objevi kolebka.''
"Ano, tax to bude," stvrzo-
val mlynar radostne, a Siroky
Ijeho oblicej zazaril blazenou
nadeji.
Proto take Bozene odpou-
stel vsechno a pres jeii utoky
byl stejne pozornym a pokor-
Inc oddanym jake jindy.
Kdyz dnes doktor odesel, -
!vratil sc S hraze, sci navstivit
zenu. Lacnel po pohledu ma nj,
a jeji slova, mnohdy velmi pri-
kra tvrda, nevyrusila jej z
klidu a trpelivosti. Zavrel te-
dy okno pax pozoruje j baz-
live a prece S dychtivou laskou,
usedl vedle nj na pohovku.
"Jsem rad, ze isl konecnf
pana doktora poslechla a budes
uzivat,' zacal, potlacuje sam
svuj hlas, ably pfilis hlasite
nemluvil.
"Tobe k Will bych to neude.
lala," rekla nedbale trhala
rozcilene krajku, kterou lemo.
vana byla jeji zasterka.
"Ovsem, ia nejsem zadnym
lekarem a nemohu ii mic pred.
pisovati,' usmival sc smutne
Gale kdybych vedel, elm ii u.
lehcit, ucinil bych tax mnohem
radeji nez lekar."
"Jen 81, prosim te, mech ia.
kove reel. Wis, re ii nesIusi.'
| Zmerila jej pohrdavym po.
hledem.
"Nu, ovsem, hezky nejsem,'
fekl proste. "Ale myslim 81
re krasa neni vsecko. Jde {
to, co Sc pod krasou skryva. A
pevim, nasla-li bys nekoho
kdo by ii dovedl pfinesti tako
We obeti jako ja.'
"Snad mi Includes vycitat
ze isl mne ucinil st'astnou, *
|jsi byl bohatsi a ze chces, a
bych delala pani.?"
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PRODA Sc moderni iednoro.

iPRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dlnny dunn Il Fleet ul. a Wash
ington Parku. Ma 6 pokoju,
koupelnu, tv1dy finis, fireplace
fernes, bridlicovou strechu, lot
je 40 prl 100 strev. vsechno
'zavedeni. Je to velmi pekny
Bungalow. Da Sc LEVINE, bu-
deli rychle prodan. Haste sc
u Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. ,Ptejte Sc ma c.. j.
Hrunek. 5-1o
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OnVlll VdHdl a -QlVdl Sc nd III
mckee a roztouzene.
'Snad take Sc ma ten Okla
MIX tesis," rex pax, nahyba-
.je hlavu ku predu. "Vis, az
nam tn neco zaplace, az budeS
miti v naruci nase dite: pax
nam bude obema lehceji a ve-
seleji."
Vyskocila, zapyrila Sc a po-
stavila sc k nemu.
INA to Sc marne tests" W.
'razila uzkostne. ITO ia ne
tchci. Nechci S tebou miti d.
'te, protoze bych je nemela RAJ
da, jake tebe rada nemam."
PAX laska pride sama,"
povidal vesele a vzrusen vstal.
% est to cit, ktery Sc dostavu-
je nevolan, ktery sc probouzi
u kazde matky a ktery il a ce-
lou, domacnost posvecuje."
''Nechci, nechci, nechci!" -
kricela ted vasnive dupajic a
rukama Sc chytila "a hlavu. -
"Ja te neprestanu nenavidet a
radeji skocim do vody, nez a.
bych Sc pred tebou pokorila."
Zalekl Sc a dival sc ma nj
dlouze a ustrasene.
proc jsi 81 mne tedy brala,
kdyz Wis, re me budes nenavi-
det?" ptal Sc konecne hluchym
hlasem.
ITO nevim. Hlava Sc mi to-
ci, cely svet mne mrzi, ude-
lam tomu konec, bude-li me
trapeni jeste vetsi."
Najednou il hlas selhal a
propukla We stkani, zoufale a
horecne, AZ Sc slekl sChtel X
nj jfti a chlacholiti il. Ale ona,
ruce prot nemu vztycic, vybe-
hla re svetnice.
Druheho dne naSel il doktor
Soudny podrazdenou, nemluv-
nou, zamracenou. Odvracela Sc
cd neho a ma jeho otazky tyr
dosijn6 mlcela. Po nekolike-
rem marnem pokusu zamlcel
Sc take. Pozoroval u nj chy-
tire provadeny vZdor a touhu,
aby jej urazila. Byl tim po-
bouren.
Rad bych vedel, co Sc vam
stalo,' pravil studene. do
mnivate-li Sc, re vas dobre ne
osetruji re mole leceni jest
Spatne, zavolejte 81 jineho le.
kare. Ia svou dobrou vuli ne
zaslouzim, abyste 81 takhle VII
ci mne pocinala.'
Trhla sebou a Siroko otevre-
nym pohledem Ma mem utkve-
la. Ruce il klesly, zdeseni
bylo znati Ma jeii tvari.
"Odpust'te," rekla chvatn6
krotkym hlasem. "Jsem ne
zpusobna. Sama ia to memo
hu. Ne, jineho lekare nechci
a cd jineho Sc leciti nedam
Ale proc povidate menu muzi
i takove veci?"
"Co jsem mu rekl?" ptal Sc,
mimodek Sc pousmav jeji nahle
| zmene.
"Vsak vite," pravila zvolna,
pyric sc, a zablesk studu obe-
strel jeji pohled.
"Nevim, opravdu. Go jsem
fekl vam, rekl jsem take panu
mlynari.'
"Nefekl jste mi vSechno. -
Vcera, kdyz jste odesel, prise
sem a zacal mi o tom povidati
A .ja to nechci." Dupla 81, hned
vsak Sc skrcila a pohledem jej
proSila, aby il odpustil, re Ease
Ivybuchla.
l. Studene mleko je ideal.
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PRODA Sc Ford Truck no.
dici Sc zvlaste+ pro farmafe, je
v nejlepsim stavu a da Sc vel
mi LEVINE. vymeni Sc pc pripa-
de "a osobni auto. Haste sc po
seste hodlne vecer v els. 5000
Mcbride Ave. 5-22
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PRODA Sc velmi pekny dvou-
rodinny dunn ma vych. 10. ul.
mezi Union a Kinsman, vse IL
celn6 a vhodne zarizeno. Lot
ie 40 pri los strevicich, dvoji-
Ia garaz. Cena velmi levna.-
Haste Sc v els. 3443 vych. 10.
ulice. $40
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= Studene mleko je ideal
MIN napojem v horkych
dnech. Mejte vzdy jednu
lahev Ma ledu. Community
Creamery Co.
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NAM 1, 2 a 8 pekne este
svetnice k pronajmuti pro pa
ny, kteri by 81 je san,i chtel,
zarldltl 'nabytkenl. Haste Sc V
c!s. 45O1 Cllampa vi. 5-18
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PRODA Sc Pool-room S cuhro-
vinkovym obchodem, kde sc tr-
Ii pres $40O tydne a je pri mem
pekny byt o 6ti svetnicich. -
Blizsi sdeli sc v els. 2207 w.
18th st. vemte Fairfield Ave.
karu. 5-27
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PRODA Sc. dunn Z pokojich
koupelnou, vse moderne zari-
zeno. Naleza Sc na 4 lotech,
100 pri 165 strevicich. Cena je
50. 600. Haste sc v elsie 3633
E. 129. ul. 5-23
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rRODA Sc pekny dunn jedno-
rodinny 6ti pokojich, koupel-
ma, plyn, elektrika, fernes, ola
zdena ulice. Cena $4,000. Jest
to lace vezme Sc hotove men,
81 eastka CO splatka. Haste Sc
II Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Tel. Broadway
1905 'Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Schmid-
ia. SIS
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 4 poko-
jich nahore. Elektrika, plyn,. q
garaz. Haste sc els. 1906
E. So. st. $50
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PRODA Sc zachovaly motor
cykle Harley Davidson 1919
Haste Sc v els. 1884 vych. Sd.
|ulice. 5-19
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MA tPRODEJ

MA PRODEJ krasny novy
moderni velmi pohodlne u
.praveny dunn o sesti svetni-
cich, koupelna, vse na jednom
floru. Use pohodlne zarizeno.
Haste Sc V els. 1854 vych. 1873
ul. Union. 5-22
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HLEDA Sc:

PRIJME Sc delnik ma farmu V
teto praci obeznameny, po pfi-
pade i rodinou. Haste Sc Il
Jam. Korynty, 3548 vych. 1873
ul. 80
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodin-
ny zdeny dum o 4 svetnicich,
koupelna, fernes dole a a svetni
ce, a toilet nahore. Haste sc v
{. 1926 Svec Ave. 5-22
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod v els. 1885 =. 18th Str,
trzi sc kol $500 tydre, pekny
byt o 10ti pokojich, koupelna
a line zarizeni. Tez sobchod 8
doutn;ky. Haste Sc n.ezl 4.
a 5. hod. veeer v els. 2621 vych.
55. u. $40
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NABYTEk Il dru-
he ruky prodava kupuje v.
Sedlacek, 4641 Broadway. :?