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The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Raid Gets Biq Haul in Drugs.

New York.-A drug raid declared to be the biggest ever carried out in the United States was made on the Hotel Douglas in the Times Square district by forty detectives under the direction of Dr. Carleton Simon, special deputy police commissioner in charge of the division of narcotics. The raiders said they had secured S50O,00O worth of drugs. The seizures, Dr. Simon said, "cut the selling artery between the drug center and the remainder of the United States"
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Senator Frelinehuysen Wins Primary.

Trenton. \. J.-ASsured of renomi- nation by the Republican party in the primary election, United States Sena- tor Fi rlinghuysen is laying plans for a vigorous campaign for reelection in November. Returns indicated that Senator Frelinghuysen had defeated George l.. Record for the Republican nomination by a plurality of 100000.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
HALT PLANS FOR WAR
ENGLAND MEETS TURK CLAIMS
 IN BALKAN EUROPE.
kEMALISTS RETIRE FROM NEU- TRIAL ZONE WHEN BRITISH
 THREATEN BATTLE.

PariS.-The return of Turkey tC Europe was assured when Great Brit. ain, France and Italy, at the final ses sion of the allied conference, unani. mously agreed to concede all the Ma tionalist peace terms. The Turkish claims 10 Eastern Thrace to the Mar itza river, and including the ancient Turkish capital of Adrianople, were approved as peace terms that can be supported by France, Great Britain and Italy in joint invitation sent to Mustapha kemal Pasha, the National ist leader, 10 a peace conference to be held at Venice at the earliest possible date.
 The Kemalists must agree not to enter the present neutral zone along the straits, nor make any crossing elsewhere. and must accept complete freedom of the DardanelleS. the Sea of Marmora and the Bosphorus, prefera- bly, under the League of Nations.
 In addition to other concessions. Turkey is promised the support of the three allies Tor adlnlSSlOn 10 the League of Nations and also with drawul of the allied troops from Con- stantinople as soon as peace becomes effective
 The allied decision came as big surprise, for British officials had de- clared that Great Britain would not approve any of the Turkish claims in advance of the peace conference. The change in this policy came in an ex- change of many messages between Lord CurZon and Premier Lloyd George
 Although the British insist that their chief demand. mainly freedom of the straits, is embodied in the condi- tions, it is generally conceded that this unanimous decision marks reversal of policy on the part of Great Britain, and is considered here victory for French diplomacy. NJ. Poincare ex- pressed the belief that the Near East crisis is over and that all danger of a clash is past.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Asks U. S. to Prevent War.

Washington.-Warning that further delay on the part of the United States may see Europe caught in the conflag- ration of another great world var, Representative Fred Britton, Repub- lican, of Illinois, introduced a resolu ton in the House empowering and re- questing President Harding to take such action as he may deem pertinent and wise to quench the flames of dis cord in the Near East"
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
MONEY FOR COLORADO ROADS
Secretary Wallace Approves Expendi- ture of $5s6, 900 for Highways
 in Forest.

Expenditures totaling $5S6,0O0 of national forest highway funds for the construction of 1O6 miles of roads in Colorado have been approved by Sec retary of Agriculture Wallace. This money was made available for roads of primary importance to the state, joining or adjacent to the national forests.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
GIVE DIRT ROADS ATTENTION
Farmers Enabled to Haul Larger Loads With Less Strain on Har-
 ness and Equipment.

Many communities have found 1t to their advantage to keep their dirt roads smooth by dragging, dividing the work among individuals during different months of the year. In such communities farmers are able to haul heavier loads with less strain on har- ness, teams and equipment and the saving in the cost of transportation more than pays for the little time each one has spent on the roads.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Children Can Attend School

It is the condition of the highway which determines whether our chil- dren shall go to school every day dur ing the school year or whether they shall have to stay at home to bother their mothers part of the time.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Riots in Irish Jail.

Belfast-Several casualties resulted when Free State troops fired upon riotous irregular prisoners in the Cork jail. Irregulars have renewed their attacks at Tralee. Macroon and Fenit. Severe fighting was reported, accom- panied by casualties.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Pershina Changes Literary Retreat.

Great Neck, N. Y.-Publicity given to the fact that General Pershing had rented the Sampliner estate here as a literary retreat in which he planned to write book about the war. has caused the general to change his plans, Mrs. s. s. Sampliner announced.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
GREECE UNDER
 MARTIAL LAW
GREEK ARMY IN REVOLT, IN- SISTS ON CHANGE IN GOVERN.
 MENT.
ATHENS IS IN TURMOIL
TURKS AND BRITISH THROW UP TRENCHES ALONG THE
 DARDENELLES.

AthenS.-A crisis is developing rap idly. The king has proclaimed mar, tial law. Eight thousand troops at SalOniki have revOlted, insisting on a change in the government. Sections of the army in the Aegean islands also have revOlted. They demand that the king abdicate. Part of the army in Thrace demands that the king join the army there. The officers and troops who revolted at Saloniki have sent word to Athens insisting on the i'm prisOnment of several of the former premiers, including NJ. Gounaris and NJ. Straitor, who are held responsible for the adverse campaign in Asia Minor. They also demand change in the government and the establishment of neutral cabinet.
 Important contingents of the army on the islands of Mitylene, Chios and Crete also have revolted. They sent an airpIane over Athens which re- leased pamphlets demanding the abdi- cation of the king, the removal of the ministry and active continuance of the war in Thrace.
 All reports are reported to be of an entirely political nature.
 No fighting of an insurrectionary character has been reported from any of the disturbed areas. The anti-Veni- zelists allege that the revolt in the islands was engineered by partisans of former Premier VeniZelos.
 ConstantinOple-It is reported that the Turkish Nationalist troops are in trenching in the neutral zone of the Dardanelles.
 The Turks refuse to recognize the neutral zone, and declare they will hold their present position. Kemalist forces also occupied the town of Bigha. The British made representa- tions against this, but these were not needed
 The region from PandiS to Yarinje, along the Anatolian railway, has been proclaimed a zone of operations by the British. The civilian populations of the villages within the zone have been ordered to leave, and the British are digging three lines of trenches.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Road BuiIdino in France.

In France, because of the increased strain on the highways caused by a larger use of motor traction, the French minister of public works has outlined a program of road building on a large scale.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Three Men Die in Oil Fire,

Casper, WyO.-Three oil workers were burned to death and two others were injured when an oil rig on a lease of the Midwest Oil Company in the Salt Creek field burst into flames after terrific explosion.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
BETTER ROADS
SAFE WIDTH OF HARD ROADS
Bureau of Public Roads Makes Recom- mendstion of 19 Feet to Provide
 Good Clearance.

(Prepared by the United States Department
 of Asriculture.)
 minimum width of IS feet for hard-surface roads Is recommended by the bureau of public roads of the United States Department of Agricul- ture. The maximum width of truck body generally permitted Is 8 feet, and 51s feet is the ordinary clearance
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Aid for New York.

The state of New York will receive in the next three years approximately So, 464 ,299 from the federal govern ment as an aid in the construction of state and county highways.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Roads in National Forests.

The federal government is spending S12,0OO,0OO on roads in national for eStS in the western district.
The Holbrook news., 1922-10-06
Time to House Puliets.

House bullets not later than OctO- her
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
TEMPLE AARON

Services Friday evening at 500,
Saturday morning at 900. At the
services this Friday evening, there
will be forum on the Five Million
Dollar School Bond Issue" Rev. DR..
Ferguson will speak on the subject
from the point of view of the schools,
and Mr.. Sylvan Hess will approach
the subject from the point of view of
the taxpayer. A cordial invitation
is extended to all Jews Of the city to
attend this forum. Questions may be
asked of the speakers.
Temple Board Meeting
The Directors of Temple Aaron
will meet on Tuesday evening, No
vember 7th, at 500 o'clock.
Sunday School Ills
This coming Sunday will be the
last day for registration in the Sun
day School. The children Of the
Sunday School contributed $1,000 to
the Jewish Home for the Aged of the
Northwest on the occasion of the
cornerstone laying.
Children's Synagogue
The children's synagogue services
will be held Saturday morning at
1000 o'clock.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
COUNCIL JUNIORS ENTERTAIN
CRIPPLED CHILDREN

On Saturday, October 21st, a pro-
gram was given by the Social Service
Committee of the Junior Council un-
der the direction of Mrs. S. Lip
schultz, Chairman, and Edith Ruvel-
son, at the State Hospital for Grip
pied Children. The program, which
was repeated for the children in three
wards of the hospital, consisted of
piano selections by Mrs. I. Brown,
songs by Edith Ruvelson, dances by
Ida Yugend, and story telling by
Fannie Nemerowsky.
The Junior Council wishes to an
nounce a change of the date of it's
Get-together, for members only, from
Sunday, November 18th, to Monday,
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
Temple Aaron Auxiliary Dance

The first big dance of the season
will be given by the Ladies Auxiliary
Of Temple Aaron for the benefit of
the Hebrew School at the st. Paul
Hotel Thanksgiving eve, November
10th. Amongst the hostesses are
Mesdames S. Goldberg, G. Caminsky,
H. Gallick, S. Crosby, j. Rosenfeld,
H. Butwinnick, J. Rosenberg and M.
Rifkin.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting of the Daughters of
Abraham which was scheduled for
Sunday, November 5th, has been
postponed to Tuesday, November 7th,
so as not to interfere with the meet
ing of the Home for the Aged which
will take place this Sunday.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Joseph e. FendeT Of 1885 Portland
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman of
Youngstown, o., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rose, to
Mr.. William Edelson of st. Paul.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
BAR-MITZVAH

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pinkus, 467 State
street, announce the Bar-Mitzvah Of
their son, Philip, Saturday, November
4th, at the House of David Syna-
gogue, Clinton and Isabel. A recep-
Ition will be held after the services.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03

November 18th. There will be sup
per at $50 p. M, and entertainment
in the evening at the Commodore
Hotel, st. Paul.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hart N. Cardozo,
Fairmount avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth, Tuesday, of
a daughter.
The American Jewish world., 1922-11-03
Page Fifteen

Y. w. III. A. PARTY
The Y. w. H. A. gave Halloween
dancing party for members and
friends on Saturday evening, October
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CENERALNf KONSULAT
81 East 18th ST., New York
hleda krajany:

Frant. Charvat, mar. 2. ".
1884 v Roudnici n. L., New
York.
Stefan Hulec, mar. Is. II.
1873 v Buffalo, N. Y?
Leopold Weisl (Weiseles)
mar. v Prunkach u Prahy.
Henry Loewinger, 214 Stan
ton Street, New York.
Fany Karpeles-Loewinger,
New York.
Josef Simko, Binghamton,
New York
Josef a Emile Cernohorsti,
FrantiSek a Barbora Pelikano-
Wy, V dedicke zalezitosti pc
zemfelem V 7. 1914 Andreji
Cmelikovi (Csmelikovi).
George Vanuga, 80 Gargin
Street, Charlotte, N. J.
Jan Benda, mar. 1S43, 339 S.
Robinson Street, Baltimore,
Md.
Marie Maszar, roz. Trebalicky
Frantisek Javornik.
Dcery po zemrele pi. Barbo
re Uhrove, 1851 First Ave-,
New York.
JOS. Kapitan, c. 0. Mrs. K.
Hagen, 116 West 100 Street,
New York.
Rosse Plsek, c. 0. Mr.. F. w.
Grsenfield, 1856 Madison A
We. New York,
Karel Valasek, z Dobrovic
u MI. Boleslavi.
Mrs. Martin Luivig, 383 E.
Sth Street, New York.
Jan Drska, I'll Clinton
Street, New York, City.
Herman Niklas, mar. 10.
XII. 1879 V Litomericich, dc
New Yorku prijel V cervnu
1914.
Jan Roth (Royth) mar. 90
III. 1868 v Jenikovicich, po-
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PRODA Sc krasny jednorodin

PRODA Sc krasny jednorodin
ny bungalow, prave dodelany,
6 pokoju a koupelna, tvrdy
finis, plyn, elektrika, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo a vSe moder-
ne zarizeno. Garaz. Lot ie 40
phi 130 strevlcich c. 10609 Fl
deity blize West Boulevardu.
Da sc LEVINE. Prodam tez dvou-
rodinny dunn o ctyrech poko-
jich 5 koupelnou dole a naho-
re, A roxy starry, vse zarizeno.
Haste Sc V els. ALA Eichorn
Ave. 7-15
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I" +"

sledne c. 0. Mr.. Josef Eberle,
440 Clinton Stret a c. O. Mr..
Karel Meir, 381 Rend Street,
Milwaukee.
Jan Vyvadil, mar. q. ".
1859 Tfesti, okres Jihlava.
Mrs. Louise Skasig, roz. Be-
nony, 324 West 59th Street,
New York City.
John Maranek, East %.
Brooklyn Street, Boston, Mass.
John Hronek { (Kamenitz)
Kutne Hory.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
0 A svetnicich $ koupelnou do
lie nahofe, dvoiita garaz. Po
pripade Sc vym6ni "a akr neb
lot. Naleza sc u Stop 10 A.
B. c. Line V Bedford, O. Hla-
ste Sc Y els. 8503 Connecticut
Ave. bllze Warner Rd. skoly.
I'll
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DR. O B N E
OF N A M K Y

DIVA MLADI manzele S dit
KEN 2 roxy starym hledaji byt
V prizemi ma najem cd $40 do
S24 mesicne. Mozno-li pouzi-
ii tez garaz. Plati Sc spravne.
Nechte adressu V adm. t. Ii
stu. 7-12
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn ma

PRODA Sc modernf dunn ma
Cable Ave. bllze Broadway. Je
tam 8 svetnic, koupelna, fer
mes, vytapeni horkou vodou,
velky lot, garaz. Dunn je move
dekorovany a bude prazdny Y
nekolika dnech. Stati mensi
castka hotove a zbytek ma leh-
ke splatky. Haste Sc V els.
5S35 Cable Ave. TIP
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Mezi nanzeli.

"Zas uz chces novou latku
ma saty?" "Vis prece, re
isem churava!" - ''No, CO to
ma tim co delat?" - "Vzdyt'
prece lekar fekl, re vymena la
tex jest zakladem zivota."
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkoyy OBJ
clfod S prodejem doutniku, kde
Sc trzi pres 800 tydne. Male
"a Sc ma Lorain Ave. Y c. 9731
je pri mem byt peti pokojich.
Dobre misto proti Car Station.
Blizsi sdeli sc cis. 1921 E.
55. ul., po Ste hodine yecerni.
Tia
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci Gu
krovinkovy obchod V ceske
ctvrti, je proti Skole a da Sc
LEVINE. Adresa sc sdeli v adm.
t. listu. I'll
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PRODAM PEkARNU

pekare, jeden grocerni rez-
nicky obchod a jeden candy
store. Je to iedna budova a
pfinasi o $4,000 vice najmu,
nez Sc zan pozaduje. Tez mann
laciny lot ma vych. 131. ul. -
Blizsi sdeli JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. V Corlett. Id
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladisav Hajek.
Holcman prikladal do kami-
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

pod okny hovor ranenych ubl-
rajiclch Sc fronty.
Tretiho dne rano prijeli diva
vojaci Cd sanitniho sboru S
mezkem pro dalsi obvazy le-
ky, v boude zanechane.
Holcman shanel, co lekaf ma
ridil prinesti.
"Hlavne morfium, injekci
morfiovych je treba, mas nam
vydati vsechny, ktere jsou je-
ste tady.'
Jest jich til jiz malo a co
az nebudou vubec," povzdechl
Holcman, "co teprve bolesti
zkusi tezce raneni".
A kdyz vse zadane nalozili,
zeptali Sc vojaku,:
'Tak jak je?"
''Eh, ami nepovidat. Uz ne
vine, co S ranenymi poclt. Do
ktor ami assistenti skoro nespi
a nikdo z mas. Mnoho je omr-
zlych, Neni divu, vsichni jsou
V mrazu, bez pristresi. Jidla
je dost. Speku, rye, kavy CO.
kolady, vseho NELL Taliani vel
kou zasobu. V noci po ctvrtem
utoku dobyli nasi dalsfch zako
pu; nez Italove jsou uz Ease
jinych, snad mali nadelany
zakopy az do Rlma. A Jake!
Vycementovane, kaverny jako
kostely. - A oficiri = pakaz
= snad neni u zadne setniny
dustojnika - vSichni pTiSli V
tech dvou dnech k nam, kaz-
demu n6co je. - Saml, pred
vcirem priSel a tehoz dne We
Ger byl u doktora. Vsichni jsou
schlipli, skrostli, nikdo by v
v Mich nepoznal byvalych ko-
houtu. Ale starej to S mimi u
mi. Jen co je pravda. Vsichni
by chteli dozadu. NikohO nepu
still. Nechal je mas odpocinout
nektere uz postal, JIM pujdou
dnes, nebo Ultra Ease do from
ty."
"A co Walter?"
"Eh, ten, kluk takovy, uz
dopoledne k nam prisel, ma pr
sou pry no boil. Kazdy hledi
vydesen. - Ubozi vSak hosi, ii
sc mali byt = ii nesmi nazad,
tenn vyhrozuji ihned zastrele-
MIN. Jste st'astni, re aspon ma
kratko jeste muzete byt tady."
"Jak to, ma kratko, isem
prece ustanoven hlidat bou-
du?" rekl rychle Holcman.
"Nez jsme jeli, vzpomnel 81
na vas doktor, povida, jsou
tam diva ulejvaci, treba je tam
jeste nechat, ably nekdo neu-
kradl z boudy, co tam jeste ma
me. Do trech dnu to odstehuje-
me k nam i S Mimi"
"Tak ma mas asi nezapome-
ne =" povzdychl Holcman, a
omakaval sve nohy, ida nabi-
hail.
Jiri uz dnes mohl lepe cho-
dit. 'asaSs
Vojaci sc mimi rozloucili a
vypravili Sc S mezkem k pluku.
Dlouha chvile byla V osame-
le boude. Ami u trenu nebylo
smyslu pro zabavu. Vsichni by
Ii vydeseni, vsichni pfemysleli,
jak bude, co pride. Ocekavali
rozkaz ku predu.
Raneni stale chodili cd from
ty. Tezce raneni dopravovani
We vozech oklikou po silnici, ne
bo ma nosltkach.
Vyptavali Sc ranenych.
"Je zle, jidla dost, jde Sc
vsak ku predu, mnoho rane.
nych a mrtvych.'
Pfisli mimo prvni zajati /
talove. SLIM, dobTe ziveni lide
zcela JIM, nez zbedovani dlou
hym stradanim, rakoustl voja
eli.
K veGeru donesli z fronty dt
zadni casti boudy diva zranent
ddstojniky pluku. Jejich sluht
We prisli S mimi vypravel
Ho1cmanoyi 20 dOktOr naIldil
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
ma 10te zastaVce V Bedford.
Voda, elektrika, fernes. Lot
40 pr 80 str. Cena $4,000
Haste Sc L Oh. Jshoda 14713
Maple Rd. Jdete pres most V
pravo. 10
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Vecer priSel Ease Tonds

zakopech, dostal rozkaz, foto
grafovat techto pohled ma
nynejsi frontu. Vykladal Jiri-
mu:
"Chlapce, radeji tam ami
nelez. Skoc Ease nekde ma ce-
ste Sc skaly, nebo 81 rozbij no.
hu, nebo ruku. Byl jsem naho-
re, kde byla vase prvni ceta.
Vyhled je tamodtud znameni-
ty. Ma fronte ie zde,. strasne
zle. A hilfsplac uz Sc take ste
huje re starych zakopu dale ku
predu, nekam az Ia vrch, ma
nemz byly drive talianske "a
kopy. Snad Ultra uz take pujde
me dale 5 trenem."
A skutecne, nasledu.jiciho
dine narizeno trenu stehovati Sc
blize k pluku.
K veceru rozloucil Sc Franta
a fonda S Jifim.
"Vsak Wy tn take dlouho uz
nezustanete, brzy pro vas do
ktor posle."
Ami della uz nehfmela z pro-
tejsi strany udoli. Delostrele-
ctvo tez postoupilo dale ku pre-
du.
Jenom "a noci, jakoby po O.
bloze pfejizday neviditelne,
tezke nakladni automobily, to
posllany ma frontu vystrely pry
z tezkeho, namofniho della,
kdesi "a vrchem postaveneho.
Tren odjel. Jiri Holcma-
mem zustali V celem okoli samo
tni. Nell pouze nekolik kon-
serv V zasobe. z echo budou Ii
vi? Co bude dale?
Move vojsko pocalo tudy
prouditi k front6.
z jejich celeho pluku take
sestaven uz pouze jediny pra-
por, ktery dosud trva v boji.
Brzy z rama vzbudili je sa-
nitni vojaci. Prijeli sc dvema
mezky pro zbytek veci bou-
de a vyrizovali jim rozkaz le-
karuv, ably Sc lined vypravili
S mimi k plukovni nemocnici "a
frontou.
Do boudy hned z rama naste
hovalo Sc vojsko, tahnouci k
fronte.
Nerad, S tezkym srdcem,
kdyz nalozili vse ma mezky,
skladal Holcman ma cestu svuj
rance. Jiri byl jiz uchystan k
pochodu. Noha uz nebolela, ne
byla ami trochu otekla.
Presli po skalni stezce vrch
a sli dale pc silnici, zastavene
povozy trenu, jedoucimi ia
ruznymi pluky. Chvilemi neby-
10 MONO profit dale pro ma
stavene vozy. Potkavali vrace-
jici Sc ranene. Zubozene, zna-
vene, zimou skrehle, S omrzly-
mi udy, nohami v hadrech O.
vazanymi, Sc spatne zavaza-
nymi hlavami, obvazy krey
prosakovala, mlade i stare mu.
re, narikajici, bedujici, pro-
klinajici valku.
Pfesli uz mista, kde byvaly
jejich stare zakopy. Preruse.
ma silnice byla uz spravena a
vedla dale udolim, v nemz sta.
10 nekolik delostreleckych
baterii, V kratkych prestav
kach, ranu "a ranou mechani
cky vypalujicich.
Pozorovali lie chvili.
Delostrelci sedeli, stall, dru
ri della obsluhovali. Jeden ne
daleko della sedel, kazajkl
mel vysvlecenu a vsi z nj vybi
raj. Telefonista oznamova
! rozkaz X vypaleni, delo priprs
veno, rama vypalena a delostrE
lee, obsluhujici delo, zakous
Sc dale do kousku chleba.
Nestaral Sc, nepomyslil an
snad, jaky ucinek mel prav'
vypaleny naboj. Nepomyslil a
nj, re strepina granatu, jim
prave vypaleneho, zabila treb;
cloveka, prave takoveho otc'
rodiny, jakO byl sam. Ze nekd,
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
na Payne Ave, kde Sc trzl
pres $500 hotove. Nedava Sc
na uver. Je tam byt 0 5ti po-
koiich. Dobre okoli. Haste Sc
u Mr. Lutler 1902 ST. Clair a
We. 1922
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PRODA Sc Bungalow diva ro-
ky starry, pet svetnic a koupel-
ma vse na jedne podlaze. velka
puda. sklep, vse moderne zari-
zeno. Garaz ma velky auto
mobil. Pricina prodeje nemoc.
Haste sc V els. 1856 zap. 50.
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PRODA Sc dunn 4 poko-
itch, koupelna, garaz, fernes.
Cena $4,000 hotove, bude-li
prodan hned. Je to lace. Haste
Sc V els. 1907 Connecticut Ave.
2 Warner Rd. 7-12
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
V Mt. Pleasant ma dlazdene u
ulici. Je tam Z pokojd, kou-
pelna, fernes, jake novy. Vel
ky lot. Cena $1,000. Dale ma
me mnoho jinych jedno dvou
rodinnych domu V Corlett, Mt.
Pleasant a ma Heights. Tez
dvourodinny dunn ma Engel
Ave. Haste Sc u Jos. Smetany
1923 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 l.. !?
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"a PRfCINOU ODJEZDu

do, Czech prodam dvourodinny
dun Corlett ma mirne srl5tl.y
a velmi lacino. Tez nabytek,
sici strol, karpety, naolnl pro
truhlare sest nedoplacenych
dilel Maple Heights Building
and Loan Assn. Haste sc V c.
1896 Durkee Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
delikatesni obchod, kde Sc trzi
kol 500 tydne. Je tam pekny
byt o peti svetnicich, najem
$500 mesicne. Pricina prode
je rozejiti spolecniku. Haste
Sc elsie 1912 Lorain Ave.
7-18
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PRODA Sc soubor do jfdelny
$40; davenport $40; mosazna
postel $500; nova pera $500;
nova matrace $500; chiffonier
$500; dresser $1,000; koca-
rex $1,000; stul do knihovny
$1,000; damsky velociped $40
muzsky velociped $500; Pa
the gramofon $4,000; lednic-
ka $500; Sici stroj $1,000; ku-
chynsky stul porcelanovou
deskou, zidle, zdfmacka Sc
stojanem a jin6 v6ci. Haste Sc
V els. 4313 Clark Ave. 10
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EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.
Ma State Rd., roh Lincoln
Ave. grocerni obchod, diva by
ty, grocerni police vse jine.
Musi byt prodan, cena pouze
S12.50o. Prime Sc jedno neb
dvourodiny dunn. Otto Pollock,
3423 Clark Ave. roh Fulton
Road. To