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Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Pup Goes A-Roaming
 But Car Interferes and JOurneying Ends

Somewhere in Bisbee" there's a little yaller pup. which is going to be off anything motor-driven forever more. Venturing far afield, he at tempted to cross Main st., above the postoffice, yesterday afternoon. Xvi dently, though, the pride of the back yard kennel got his signals crossed, for, just as he was making ready to set out on the second lap, a touring car ran over him.
 For the next few minutes the air was clogged with yelps until witnesses of the purp's losing battle finally sue ceeded in consoling him. Experience was no teacher in this case, however, and as soon as he was fit to navigate he tried the traffic again, but this time successfully. He was taken in to Schwartz Bros. store, where he was examined for broken bones. But none were found and with the exception of the olss of little hair on the back, he was in much the same condition as when he set out to emulate Columbus.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
CAR JUMPS TRACK AND ROAMS
 AROUND STREET BUT STAYS ON
 ITS FEET AND NO ONE IS HURT

A Warren-Bisbee electric car. out of Lowell at o'clock yesterday morning ran off the track near Slag Dump. but no one was injured, nor was any appreciable damage caused. The traf- fife at that point, with the car jutting out over the tracks and almost across the road, was more or less impeded, but wrecking crew, composed of all available men on duty at the War ren carbarn at the time, rushed to the scene, cleared away all obstruc- tion and within twenty minutes ser vice was ready to be resumed.
 No reason can be assignd, but, .n the opinion of railwaymen it was caused either by spreading rails or by the breaking of one of the side bearings. A bearing was found to be broken after the accident, but this may have been whole until the car left the track. It is pointed out by the men that the gravel and pebbles, washed down from the hills by the rain become lodged in the cleft of the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11

rails and has a tendency to cause spreading.
 An automobile, driven by Charles Metz, narrowly escaped being struck by the car on it's wild lunge, while the few passengers travel was compara- lively light at that hour in making a nasty exit, created a good deal of com motion. But, as a slight shaking up was the worst suffered by any, quiet soon reigned once more.
 The car, with P. N. Hancock as conductor and Frank Sweeney, motor man, was making the return run of the round trip to Lowell and, owing to the grade, parellel with Slag Dump hill, it was necessary to operate on what is known as "9 points," ine greatest speed of the motor. That, no doubt, was what saved the accident from reaching serious proportions, as the car, moving under such great pro- pulsion as it was, ploughed it way across the road until it was brought to stop, without tilting to either side
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
MEXICAN BOYS
 STEAL TIES ID.
 GET MOVIE GUN
Youngsters, Parents and Pur- chasers of Purloined Wood
 Are Hailed Into Court

The newest method of raising movie money" in boydom came to light yesterday, when two Mexican boys, both about IA, were arrested, charged with the theft of ties from the k. P. & s. w railroad in Tintown. These budding financiers didn't con- tent themselves with taking the 'sleepers" from tho piles alongside. but went so far as to remove several under the track, with never a thought for wrecks, except, possibly, for those they might have glimpsed on the sill yer screen.
 Their mode of operation consisted of acquiring a sufficient supply, then turning salesmen. going from house to house offering their wares. Their knowledge of the present wood mar ket prices was not as extensive as it should have been, thought as they sold 9 tie, easily worth S1.5O, for two-bits. Nor did they use enough discretion, in that they insisted on repleuishing their supply, while it was still day light. Very naturally, they were rec ognized and it was but small matter for Miss Esther Cummings, district probation officer, Deputy Sheriff Fred Kenney and Constable Henry Bohm- falk to round them up.
 As result, they, their parents and the purchasers of the wood were haled into the Lowell court yesterday afternoon, where a settlement was ef-i fected. the parents and the two wom- en, charged with knowingly receiving stolen property, agreeing to pay for the damage caused.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Moose Celebrate Burning OfPaper
 Wiping Out Debt

With dimmed lights lending an in spring aspect to the ceremonial, Die tator F. M. Bennett, acting as master of ceremonies, touched a match to one of the mortgages, lifting all Moose Loyal Order of Moose, had further cause for rejoicing.
 The service, a simultaneous one with the 1883 lodges of the order and the celebration of the payment of all monies owed by Mooseheart and it's associated schools and national build ings and other properties, was parti- cipated in by over 200 members. about 50 of them coming from Douglas.
 Following the burning of the mort gage in the old dutch oven that saw similar service previously, particular ly on the night of March 10, 1913, when the $7500 deed on the Bisbee home was burned to ashes, tribute was paid to Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, founder of the order and it's most indefatigable worker in the highest terms and short history of his connection with Mooseheart, from it's inception to the present, was read
 Directly after the ceremony was fin ished refreshments were served, sue ceeded by an informal entertainment, which was adjudged by the disciples of Davis to have been the most enthu- siastic gathering in the history of the local lodge During the evening speeches were made by Past Dictators w. J. Spaulding and I. A. Rosok and Bruce Stevenson, of Douglas. Vocal numbers were rendered byI Thorleif Olson, Thomas She'll Charles Sanders and Bert Angove and an in- selection by Messrs. Rey- holds and Rerlindes. piano and violin,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Brothers Depart, Forget to Settle
 Up Various Bills

Reports received up to a late hour last night stated that Frank and Earn est Duncan, wanted in Lowell, had not been apprehended The Duncans, who claimed to be brothers, left a number of unpaid bills, totalling about S200 behind them when they departed the middle township early yesterday morning, driving a light four auto, os- tensibly for points in California.
 To their confidants, they mentioned intentions of touring the coast, but Sheriff Joe Hood believes that was mere subterfuge and used to throw the authorities off their trail. In ac- cordance with his beliefs, he wired the authorities at Rodeo, Fl Paso and other eastern points, as well as the police of Tucson, Ajo and Phoenix.
 Two acquaintances, made at Lowell, accompanied the Duncans, it is thought by the Lowell officers and. al though these men are not wanted. their description were included, so that the trail of the wanted men may be more easily found.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Troops Will Camp Near Country Club
 Next Monday Night

Word has been received in this city that the troops from Nogales now on hike from that camp to Douglas, will arrive in Warren next Monday afternoon and make camp for the night near the Country Club grounds.
 The troops, three companies, with total of about 200 men and 65 animals, under the command of Mai. John c. Fairfax, left Camp Little, Nogales, last Monday morning, march ing overland to Camp Harry J. Jones, Douglas. where they are being sent for the purpose of training the Ari- zona National Guard, which will be- gin it's annual tour of duty on the 20th.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Bill Ryan Orders
 Fastest Motorcycle
 to Pursue Speeders

And now, Deputy Sheriff Bill Ryan is to be equipped with an airplane motorcycle to be used for running down those afflicted with speeditis. Last Wednesday City Motorcycle or ficer Roy, Callison received his S0- miles-an-hour machine, but this spe- cial police model bike Ryan expects to get from Milwaukee tomorrow, is capable of touching better than 100 per hour and so it would seem as though there's no hope at all for the speed bitten.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Warren Pool Will Be Open to All at All Hours Hereafter

Announcement was made last night that the Warren swimming pool will, beginning today, be open from am. to 10 pm. Heretofore, special peri ods had been set aside for women and children, but innumerable com plaints coming in from those, whose only convenient hours conflicted with those set aside for the beginners, made necessary the revocation of the old schedule. Fridays will be for Mexican and colored people, only, as in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Committee on Plan
 For Swimming Pool
 Will Meet Tonight

The general committee for the pro- posed Tombstone Canyon swimming pool will meet in the council cham bers, city hall, at 7:30 o'clock this evening. The members request that the public assist in every way and are desirous of seeing a large attend ance of all those who are interested.
 Any member of the committee or interested residents desiring to see ground available for site will be shown around by Dan Seed of the grounds committee, at 6:3O.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Mrs. B. J. Flanigan as Civic Luncheon Club Speaker, Interests

'Women in National and Interna- tional Affairs" was the subject of the address delivered by Mrs. E.. J. Flanagan, president of the -Women's Federated Clubs of Arizona at the weekly meeting of the Civic Lunch con club, hmeld at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday noon.
 |. Mrs. Flanagan, recently returned from Chatauqua, N. Y, where she was
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
City Tax Rate Set
 at S1.98 a Hundred

At the meeting of the city council held in the council cham bers of the city hall last eve ming, resolutions were unanim- ously passed, setting the levy on assessment for Bisbee during the ensuing year, at $1.98 per $10O. No other business was considered at this session.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
GIVEN FINE OF s25

Llgouri Hernandez, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gipson, when he was found with bottle of mescal on his person, as he came to pay a visit to one of the inmates of the city jail was fined S25 by Judge w. B. Craig in the local justice court yesterday morn ing. He paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Local Briefs
ANDERSON ON LEAVE

Night Sergeant Harry L. Anderson, of the local police department, will leave this evening on a vacation of two weeks. William Steger will as- sume Anderson's duties and Clyde Morris has been appointed temporar- fly to cover Steger's beat"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Among those to register at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday and last night were: Charles R. Hayes, of Los Angeles, D. J. Mooney, of Mich, William T. Crosse, of San Francisco, J. M Lueton, of Edison, Calih, Mrs. M Burns, Mrs. Mae Richards and Mrs. L. Davis, all of Silver City. N. M, c. M. Edwards, of Fl Paso, William l.. Johnston, of Phoenix, and H. Nargersina, of Silver City.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Lutley States Rain Proves GOdsend to Swisshelm Ranchers.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 10.- Bill Lut- ley, Tombstone cattleman, returned home late last night from visit to his ranch in the Swisshelms. He re ports heavy rains all the way to Tomb stone and that the water holes are now we'll filled and wells that former ly were drying up are now producing again.
 Mrs. E. Nevin has returned home from a months visit in California coast resorts. She was accompanied by her little granddaughter, Marietta daughter of Mir and Mrs. D. K. Sprin- ger.
 R. L. Ash. travelling man of Doug las, spent last night in Tombstone enroute to Tucson and Nogales on his weekly trip.
 Arthur Funk. watchman at the state road camp at Fairbank. spent a few hours in Tombstone today.
 Engineer Al Jenkins was up today from the state road camp at Fairbank
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
NOW IN SAN FRANCISCO

Robert R. Gill, formerly with the s. P. de Mexico at Mazatlan, is now member of the San Francisco staff of the American La France fire ap- paratus company. Mrs. Gill, who ac- companied her husband to the coast several weeks ago, has returned to Bisbee. She expectes to join her hus- band on the coast in the late fall or winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11

in attendance at the international con ference of women's clubs, gave a com prehensive review of the activities of women in the nation and in affairs, worldwide in scope and depicted the aims and purposes of women's clubs which proved very interesting to her hearers. among whom were a number of women
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
WHITE RETURNS

. Kenneth White, of Fl Paso, repre- sentative of an eastern rubber house, who has been Bisbee visitor, while covering his territory, for several years, arrived in this city last eve ming and is registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
sUsPENDs SENTENCE

Two autoists, in police court yes terday morning on a charge of fail ure to stop while passengers were entering and leaving street cars, were given suspended sentences by Justice M. l.. Butler.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
Personal

T, A. Hughes and Jesse Yoakum, of this city, were visitors in Tombstone yesterday, leaving there in the after noon for Benson.
 Bruce Stevenson, Douglas attorney was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Tom Young, Tombstone leaser, was in this city on business yesterday. ? Charles Butler of Tombstone visit ed Bisbee friends yesterday.
 Tom Cowan of Tombstone, mining man, was business visitor in this city yesterday.
 Mrs. George Crone, of Tombstone, arrived yesterday to spend a visit of several days with relatives in Warren.
 Mrs. T. Locke of this city was in Tombstone yesterday.
 Charles E. Orr, of Warren, will leave this evening for St. Louis and points in Illinois.
 John Hall, injured short time ago at the Junction mine, has been dis charged from the hospital. It will be some time, however, before he will be able to return to work.
 Mrs. F. Webster, of Warren, oper- ated upon at the Copper Queen hos pital last Wednesday, is reported as resting very we'll and we'll on the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
McNEILs STOP OYER

MT. and Mrs. 4. J. McNeil and son of Tucson, arrived in Bisbee last evening and registered at the Copper Queen hotel. MT, McNeil, a promin- ent Tucson druggist, and family have been at Ramsey Canyon on a month s vacation and on their way home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11

Seven new forms of animal life have been found in Mammoth Cave, Ky, during the past few years.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank my friends for their floral offerings and their kindness, and the Odd Fellows and Masons for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my wife.
 w. A. RICHARDS.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE

Sarah l.. Wiley has filed suit for divorce from Clifford w Wiley in the superior court at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11

Statistics show that in the United States five women reach the age of 100 years to every three men who pc come centenarians.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-11

Engineer Al Jenkins was up today from the state road camp at Fairbank
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

Rakousku, vedl pansky zivot
a jeho dum platil "a jeden z
nejprivetivejsfch We ctvrti Saint
germainske. Spriznen s nej-
vznesenejsimi rodinami fran
couZskymi, v pomeru k hraben-
ce s nejskvelejsf aristokracii
CHI, stal sc v nekolika letech
jednim rozhodcich vkusu,
jednim mistr1 dobreho to6nu.
Jeho sluzebnictvo bylo uvade-
no ia vzor. Jeho chovani bylo
napodobeno elegantni mladezl.
Stfih jeho satu nebyl pretfa-
san a barva jeho rukavicek,
tvar jeho kravat tvofily zakon.
Byl, vzdor teto spolecenske
svrchovanosti, vzacne prosty a
puvabny. Jeho svrchovanost Sc
dostavila, aniz by byl co ucinil
proto, ably il zfskal. Nebot' byl
hezky hoch, dobre rostly, vel
mi zdvorily a velmi duchapl-
ny, mel v sobe vsechny fadne
vlastnosti a vsechny skvele
chyby francouzske racy. Podo-
bal sc nekomu, kdo zustal ma
zivu z osmnacteho stoleti zapo
menut guillotinadami konven-
tu, povestnynli rezemi Clsar-
stvi, postupnymj revolucemi
monarchie a hekatombami po-
sledni valky. We svetlem he'd
vabnem satu a kratkych kalho-
tech, s cervenymi patami a pu-
drem, byl by delal divy ma dvo-
re We Versaillich. V cernem re-
dingotu hedvabnymi vylozka
mi, gardenil v knoflikove dir
ce, nenucene a usmevave pu-
vabny, byl koncem stoleti V me
derni Pafizi kralem mody.
| Tento hezky hoch byl mad
/ pomysleni vesely a zivy. Vedl
kotillon al do nsvitu, aniz by
byl dial ma jevo, ze trpi nejmen
81 unavou a ably Sc Zotavil, bra
sprchu a jezdil ma koni. Sv6zi
, vzduch lesiku no osvezoval
vracel Sc nestrojeny, svezi, ci-
ly, snidal S dobrou chuti a dvou
hodinny odpocinek We dine mt
vracel vsechnu silu, vsechne
vzruseni k navstevam petihodi
, novym k spolecenskym povir
nostem vecer. A sel-li jeste \
dtery do Francouzskeho nebo
patek do Opery, mel silu, ably
nespal a tleskal ma dobrycf
mlstech.
/ (Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

CTETE! - Chcete-li koupiti
nejvetSi laci domu tohoto ro-
ku, zde je. Dunn je modernf,
6 svetnic, koupelna, fernes,-
sklep pod celym domem, bfi-
dlicova stfecha, krasny lot, -
stromy, kvetiny, ulice dlazde-
ma a zaplacena z Warner Rd.
Cena jen $4,000, postaci hoto-
We $500. Usetrite cenu lotu
$500 a muzete sc stehovati
ihned. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ptejte ma F.
Stukbauera. 10-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRODA Sc odbocka pekar-
skeho obchodu, kde Sc trzi kol
500 tydne a naleza sc v {.
1921 vych. SO. ul. blize Kins-
man Rd. - $500 vam koupi
stary, dobre zalozeny smiseny
obchod, hotova trzba. Zavo-
lejte telefonem Linncoln 303.
11-4
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
mestsky majetek 40 akrd pudy
V Louisiana v Ceske osade Lii
busi. Mirne zdrave podnebf,
dive 1rody do roka. Dve ceska
mestecka Libuse a Kolin, pres
100 ceskych rodin jiz je tam u
sazeno, mali ceske spolky
obchody. Nejlepsi drdbeznicka
krajina. Blizsi podrobnosti sde
Ii Ludvik Novotny, 1877 Svec
Ave. S. E. Union kara az do
konce. 1926
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certa! Je jedenact hodin pryc.
Kde jste?"
Komornik pfisel. Podivil Sc,
re nevidi uz v pokoji pani de
Fontenay. Vrhl kradmy pohled
stranou ma pana de Cravant,
ale jsa zvykly vsechno videti a
slyseti bez poznamky, sklonil
hlavu a dal Sc do toalety pano-
Wy. Baron odpovedel ma otazku
bratrancovu:
"U certa, jsou v ocekavanl
tebe. Je prave cas-, ably Fir
mont dupal vysilenim napja-
te uzkosti. Pani de Jessac te
vola s velkym krikem :"
Hrabe ucinil nespokojene
gesto:
"Ah! Padla mi ma hlavu ne
odkladna zalezitost v okamzi-
ku, kdy jsem to nejmene oce-
kaval a ia mne donutila, abych
Sc vzdalil ma hodinu. Oh! Ne
tyka Sc to osobne mne."
Kyz tax hezky zalhal S tva-
ri nejklidnejsi, padl jeho po-
hled ma malou modrou kulicku,
kterou hrabenka odhodila pred
svym odchodem. Usmal Sc spo-
kojene, kdyz j naSel ma miste,
kan il tax nerozumne odhodil
pri SVEN kvapnem odchodu.
Dve hodiny byl ten papir pri-
cinou starosti on 81 vycital
prudce lehkomyslnost S jakou
jej nechal ma pospas nepovola-
ne ruce. Wal z misky ma krbu
cigaretu, sehnul Sc lhostejne,
zdvihl neprijemny papfr, roze-
vrel jej, uvedomil 81, re je to
tyz slozil jej ma delku a zapalil
jej ma dlampou a zapalil 81 Jim
cigaretu, pax jej nechal docela
shofeti rozmackal nohou Ger
ny popel.
"Tak', rekl povzdechem,
. kterym rozptylil ke stropu
kotouc bileho koure. "Vis, CO
: bys udelal, kdybys byl ande-
: lem?" rekl Pavlu de Cravant
: "Vzal bys mou ulohu ma stole
, prosel bys il Sc mnou."
MAS il v maliku."
"Na tom nesejde! V posled
: MIN okamziku je to dobre opa
l treniv'
"Dobra! Nuze -
1 Baron wal sesit paplru, M
: jehoz obalce bylo lie cisti titu
: kusu, napsany hezkym okrou
hlym plsmem: Skola pile a nj
re jmeno osoby Oktav de Ma
gency; otevrel jej a dial prvn
odpoved'. Hrabe odpovedel
/, chode sem tam toaletnlho p'
:; koje do poko.ie druheho a obl'
kaje Sc rychle. Byl to ctyfice
tilety muz, kaderavych kasta
novych vlasu, barvite tvare, o
!; zarene modryma ocima, Ger
nymi brvami; po obou stra
mach ust visel dlouhy, plav,
a vous jako u galskych valecnl
n XII a lemoval sirokou bradu, je
y dodavala jeho fysiognomii mno
j. tho energie. Armand de Fonte
i nay, velky stihly, puvabne
ho vzrustu, zdal Sc sotva trice
J. tilety. Jeho elegance byla OF
j. divovana v cele Parizi. Nejpl
= We stabni kapitan, ordonancr
J. dustojnik marsala MacMaht
J. ma We Vidni, odesel hrabe Al
u mand armady, kdyz jeho da
}! ny SET zanechal sve vlady.
" Jsa bohat vlastnim jmeni1
le a. jn,enin, sve choti, krasns kn
zny re Schwarzburgu. sc ktt
U rou Sc ozenil "a sveho pobyt
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PRODA Sc krejcovska dina
ma cistenf a opravovani satstva,
kde Sc della cistych az $50 IT,
dne. Naleza Sc v cis. 81 Ar
cade. Kratke hodiny. Tez
prodam doutnikarsky ojchod
s prodejem skolnich potreb.
Zavolejte telefonem Lincoln
916 aneb navstivte Mr.. Elmer
mana v els. 1921 E. 55th St.,
mezi S. a 6. hodinou vecer.
11-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

LACE MA ZAPADNf STRA-
NE. - Ma prodej nebo ma W.
menu velmi dobry rohovy OBJ
chodni majetek ma hlavni uli-
ci West Denison Ave. .Cena
$4,000, hotove 5000. Haste
Sc v els. 1892 zap. '48. ul. blize
Clark Ave. Tel. Hemlock COL
J. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRODA Sc pekarsky .zavod
v elsie 1908 Denison Ave., kde
Sc trzi kol $3.50, dale Sc proda
cukrovinkovy obchod a prodej
doutnikn "a $3.50, kde je byt
4 pokojlch. Haste Sc V cisle
1885 St. Clair Ave. 1921
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PRODA Sc moderni, prave
dohotoveny dunn 6ti svetni-
cich S koupelnou ma Bartlett
ul. Haste sc u majitele v els.
1904 Angelus Ave. v Corlett
naproti kostelu sv. Rodiny.
1O-2S
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u ZBOHATLfKU.

Papa mi koupil k Jezlsku
AUTOMOBILE
tx Jezisku? A uz ted'?"
"kdyz vsecko klesa V Gene
a lide by rekli, ze cekame, az
budou lacinejsl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRODA Sc grocerni stor, ro-
hoyy, budova je dvourodinna,
jeden byt o peti pokojich a
druhy sesti pokojich, tez ga
raz. BlizSi sc sdeh v (. 2117
w. 90. ul. mezi Madison Ave.
a Lorain Ave. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ,
chod dobfe Sc vyplacejici pfi
tydni tribe kol $3.50. Musi byt
prodan do tydne. Pricina od-
Jed mesta. Blizsi sc sdeli v
cisle 4118 vych. 131. ul. 1890
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRIJME Sc pan ma byt, po
pfipade diva, bud Sc stravou,
neb beze stravy. Byt sc naleza
V okoli vych. 55. ul. Broad
way. Adressa sc sdeli v adm. t..
listu. 1927
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

PRODA Sc krasny sideboard
a roztahovaci still do jidelny
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc vecer
po 1880 hod. v {. 3444 Trow-
bridge Ave., S. w. 1923
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PRODA Sc H. D. motorcycle
s postranni karkou. Proda-li
Sc tento tyden, da sc "a $50.
Haste sc v els. 3424 E. 10S.
st. z Union. 1923
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PRODA Sc novy cihelny bum
galow, vse moderne zarizeno,
naleza Sc bl1ze skoly, kostela
a kary ma zap. strane. Pfici-'
ma prodeje odjezd z mesta.-
Haste Sc u Joe Kliment, els.
4013 Hyde Ave. S. w.
1913
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MLADY MUZ HLEDA BYT
bez nabytku, musl mlti po-
koji plyn a elektriku. Nechte
adresu V adm. t. listu pod
znackou "B" 1O-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

SEST DOMU - chcete jeden
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vych. 163. ul. Shaker Heights.
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ston Dry Goods Store, 6242
Broadway. 1876