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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

All wool bed blankets made from
Windham county wool have been re-
ceived at the Farm Bureau office and
may be seen there. They are six-pound
blankets and are in four different colors
pink plaid, blue plaid. white with pink
border, and gray.
An advertisement of the Jewett car
in Saturdays issue of The Refcrmer APP
peared over the signature of the Federal
Garage, Inc, instead of the name of the
Jewett local agent, the Roberts Auto Co.
In fairness to the latter concern notice
is called to the error.
About 20 friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Niele gave them a surprise party
Saturday evening at their home on Frost
street. Mr. and Mrs. Viele and son will
move soon to Claremont. n. II. They
were presented a cut glass sugar bowl
and cream pitcher. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cushman of
Guilford street entertained 20 relatives
at dinner party in their home Saturday
evening, at which time the engagement
of their son. Robert w Cushman, to
Miss Viola \. Vaughn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Vaughn of Worcester,
was announced. Robert eastman will
return soon to Worcester to begin his
senior year at the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute.
he I'VE committees VINO are TO con-
duet the Community Service music
memory contest are to meet at 7.30 to-
night in room of the high school build
ing with Miss Izetta Stewart presiding
The general program plan will be consid-
cred, many novel schemes will be re-
ported that are to be woven into the
unique contest and the committee on
prizes, headed by Mrs. Edwin d. Whit
ney, will outline the list of prizes to be
offered.
On Wednesday of this week the an
nual picnic of the Centre Congregational
Sunday school and church, which had
to be postponed on account of storms,
will be- held, and on account of the late
ness of the season and the cold weather
it will take place on the church prem
Uses SO that the chapel will be available
L will begin at ; o'clock and continue
until s in the evening, f X. Brown di-
recting games in the chapel after the pic
mic lunch. Each person is to bring lunch,
but the Sunday school will furnish ice
cream. Special recognition will be made
of the classes which won the attendance
contest the past year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18

church Sept. II. There was special
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Robertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Hildreth of Brat
tleborO went on a motor trip to Maine
Thursday, Sept. IA, and returned home
Monday.
The Christian Endeavor will hold a
cobweb party in the church vestry Fri
day evening, Sept. -, at 40. There
prise packages and the other surprise
lunches.
Mrs Eva Fuller and daughters, Miss
Bernice and Miss Bertha, will go to
Boston tomorrow. The young women
will start in their second year at BOs-
ton university.
Elmer Townsend was at Peter Lee
febyres over Sunday. His family, who
have spent the summer here. will re
turn with him to their home in Saugus
the first of the week.
Miss Helen Kimball went Sunday to
Boston. where she will enter the School
of Applied Arts for vocational training
Walker Kimball went Monday to Corn
wall-on-the- Hudson, where he will take
Il course in the New York Military
academy.
Andrew Farnum has bought Mrs. Au-
gusta NimS's home on High street.
After repairs are made he will move his
family there. Mrs. Minis intends to
finish moving this week to keene, where
she will make her home with her son,
Myron Minis.
The W. c. T. Z. annual meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Henry Taylor
Tuesday. The officers elected were ::
President, Mrs. Henry TayIor;; vice
presidents. Mrs J. NJ. Lamb, Mrs.
Henry Dickerman. Mrs. Dwight Holton ;
secretary, Mrs. Charles Langille; treas
urer Miss Lizzie Sergeant; superintend-
ent of departments-press, Miss Lizzie
Sargcant;; IumbeTmen, Mrs. Oliver
Hale; flower missions, Mrs Frank
Pifer; calendar, Mrs. Dwight HoltOn
Light refreshments were served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
ENGLAND LOVES
EVERYTHING OLD
Nothing Modern Even in
Morgan's Office,
Says Childs
BUT POLITENESS IS
COMMON CUSTOM

Hotel Porter Will Leave His Chair TO
Light Match for Ones Cigar - Drunk
enness and Poverty of LondOn's White
chapel District Gone.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
One Last Request.

They were sitting close together and
suddenly; unable TO resist the tempta-
Leave me- | never want to see YOU
again." she chilled You are no gentle
man to take advantage of poor girl
that way. Leave me, | say; leave me at
oncel After this | do not know YOU"
before 20 n NAV be- one last favor oo OF
YOU? | shall never see YOU again. Win
YOU grant it for old times sake?'
Her rage abated a trife.
If it is not too much | will try"
Then, with a pleading look in his eyes,
he begged:
Darling. before I go won't YOU please
take your arm from around my necky"
American Legion Weekly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
VETERAN RACER KILLED.
Roscoe Sarles Dead and Six Others
Badly Injured.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. IS
Death christencd Kansas City's new
was fatally burned. four were injured Sc
verely, three of whom may die, and two
others We're slightly injured. in the 800
mile classic, defeating the new speed
bowl.
The dead Roscoe Sarles of Indian
apolis. veteran driver. killed when his
machine was wrecked and burned after a
collision with the car of Pete De Paglo.
Severely injured Joe Thomas of
Seattle. driver, leg broken; will recover.
Mcchanician Pickup. riding with Sarles.
fractured skull. Mechanician Ed lief
ferman, riding with Eddie Hearne. skull
fractured. Mechanician Harry Henning.
riding with De paolo. skull fractured
Slightly injured Pete De Paolo and
Eddie Hearne, drivers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
The Latest News

MR.. EARLAND DAVIS, SOLOIST
As an Added Attraction
Matinee $50. Children 10c, Adults 28c
Evening, Children 15c, Adults 28c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. William Holton and Mr.
and Mrs Edwards Fletcher of AthoI.
Mass. called yesterday at Charles S.
Higley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude b. Carr and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Underwood went yes
terday by automobile to Gardner, Mass
to spend the day.
Mrs. O. G. Covey returned last night
from st. Johnsbury. where she went as
a delegate to the third annual convention
OF the American Legion and Auxiliary
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
Nandy's Capacity.

Pete went to a dance expressly to
meet the girl of his choice. Unfortun-
ately. he arrived late for the dance. But
soon lie saw Mandy. He went up to her
and asked. rather neryOusly:
Mandy. are yoh program fullY'
Mandy looked at him in amazement.
'Lawdy. Pete" she said. Il en- assuah
yoh dat it takes mob dan two sand
wiches an a cup of tea to fill ma pro
gran. Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18

not Kipling made it, was at least not
ambiguous 1t is charitable, at least. to
believe that the fearful grudge against
America is not a part of the mans
real nature. but is the result of some
cerebral lesion or impairment.-No nlad
i'm the Boston Transcript.
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

Cookies, 7 different kinds,
19c ID, or 2 lbs for-------35c
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes
per package - --------8c
Pet Milk, 2 large cans-------25c
Pet Milk, small can &c. 2 for--15c
Mems Heavy Work Pants -$1.95
Mems Khaki Pants, 5 pockets
and with belt ------98c
why Pay More 49, 49,
Boy Blue Shirts, each-------69c
Underwear, 10 per cent off
Mems Overalls or Jackets CSC
Coveralls for men, khaki or
plain blue 49, ---L---$2.45
Mems Dress Shirts, choice CSC
Mems Work Shirts, blue or
black - - $500 ----95c
Children's Black Cotton Hose
per pair ------ ----------10c
Children's Coveralls, all sizes-9Sc
We also have the American
Play Garments in Khaki and
Plain Blue.
Children's Overalls. all sizes.
Our Star Coffee, 2 fbs,------75c
White House of Light House
Coffee, per b. --------38c
Peanut Butter, per fb--------18c
Our Cheese can't be b at, 10 --28c
Spearmint, 2 pkgs ------------5c
Yuban or Old Reliable Coffec-48c
Buy your Coffee in 10 10 lots.
We will save you $1.00 per lot.
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

We have Pure Cane Sugar in
100 10. bags and advise you to
buy now.
Tomatoes, Large Size can----18c
Two cans for 35c
Buy one pound Of Our Own
Coffee ct 39c and get one pound
CT Sugar FREE.
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

Buy your Coffee in 10 10 lots.
We will save you $1.00 per lot.
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

now OIh
Ii will paYO to buy n
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

srTr %sE1z.1~-
The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26

Lowering of prices to meet the present situatio
sale offers the greatest opportunity OF the
See for yOurself-3O to 90 per cent reduction. We
and in order to do will reduce many items OF
price. Get satisfied both to quality and price.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

Vstala cd siciho stroje.
''Hned to ma byti?"
"Bylo by nejlepe hned. Wis
o Gem Sc jedna. Pani domaci
pred chvilf pfijela, - bude le.
pc, dojdes-li X nj misto mne."
ITO Wis, ze Sc to pro mne le.
pc hodf."
"Ustroj Sc pekne -" !.
"To uz ponech mne, muzic.
ku. Nezdrzuj se."
"Je to obet' cd tebe."
ITO slovo by Sc u mas nemelo
vyskytovat, Pavle!"
I Linda cestou zpatecni Sc uji.
still, ze to je prece obet' pro tu
jeho dobrou zenu, ze jde k ma.
jitelce domu. Poslechne a ja-
ko beranek jde.
Kdyby to byla jina panf do.
maci, ktera byvala v mladi tre.
ba delnici nebo sluzkou, da Sc s
nj mluviti, vzdyt' delnice slu5
muze 81 uchovati poctivost
duse, zensky cit, a mGze 81 O.
svojiti vzdelanf, re nikdo ami 2
dali nepozna, cfm v davnych lie.
tech byvala.
Ale panf domaci' Eindovycf
= lepe ma nj nemyslit.
Domaci ozenil Sc pred malc
lety jako vdovec peti zaopatre
nych deti. On cital pres sede:
sat, il nebylo z1plna dvacet let
Byla sest let mladsf, nez nej
mladsi dcera jeho.
Seznamil sc s nj. kdesi v no;
stinci, kde byla sklepnici, "a
ctrnact dni byla jeho zenou.
Byla to panicka neurcite kr;
sy, odpudliveho hlasu, suro
vych zpasobI. A nepekne vlast
nosti, jez zen6 tax neslusi, ne
zanikly v jeff nadherne domac
nosti, spise rozbujnely, emo
hutnely. Kdo nutne nemusil 81
S nj setkati, pockal, az prejde
nebo Sc vyhnul.
Pani Lindova vzdy Sc zachvi
la, kdyz muz il vypravel, co ,
krame o sve pani domaci "a
slechl. A to vybral re zaslech
nuteho jen desaty dill, asi jer
to, co rozumna zena m1ze sly
seti. A k te osob6 postal Lind;
svoji zenu, toho dobreho and6
la, ably sla uprositi ocekavan,
zvyseni najemnkho ma miru sn,
sitelnou.
Asi "a pdl hodiny prisla sluz
ka Lindova do kramu.
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"Milostpani vzkazuje, ze sc
jiz vratila.''
Linda jakymsi rozechve-
MIN dobehl do bytu.
Jak isl pochodila, Fanu-
sko?"
"Nechce ami slyset o tvem
nabizenem prldavku.. Chceme-
Ii platit "a kram o dive ste vice
nez dosud, ze nam jej ponecha,
jinak abychom Sc pripravili ma
vypoved'."
"Co jeste rikala?"
"Co jeste? - mnoho ne, ale
z jejich nekolika SLOW z jejiho
chovani jsem poznala, re je
mnohem horst, nez jsem Sc o nj
domnfvala. Nejaky CHI pan Sc
del ma pohovce a small Sc mi. y
"Ty dobra duse mole =
proc jsem te tam postal. Misto
porfzeni toto .poniEeni, to 81 nj
kdy neodpustim. A jeste to ira
pne vedomi, ze musime byti
pod strechou te osoby, ktera
mas napolo vyhani.. Ale media
me Sc vyhnati."
"Pridas tedy ty dive stovky?''
"Pridam. Obchodnik musi
byti obchodnikem, otrokem ka
zdem1 nikdy nesmf dati ma
jevo, co v dust jeho Sc dele. Ci-
ri radosti, CHI zal musi sdileti,
ale vlastni radost dati ma jevo
nesmi, ma svoje utrapy nesmi
81 postezovati nikomu, caste a.
nj sobe."
TX.
V nadherne restauraci jed.
noho videnskeho hotelu sede'
Linda po obede a procital We
SVEN zapisniku dlouhOu rubri'
ku obchodnich firem, zakazek
a poznamek.
Odbyte veci skrtal tuzkou
nevyrizene zalezitosti spojovaI
v nejprihodnejsi smer, v nej.
kratsi cestu.
| Dlouho Sc pripravoval ma tu
cestu a shanel material, ably z
navstevy Vidn6 co nejvice wy
tell. ss 4
Donna sc ovsem to jinak pc
cita, jinak Sc konaji cesty tuz.
kou po papire nez We skutecno
sti.
(Pokracovani.)
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny ci-
hlovy, flastrovany dunn sed-
mi svetnicich, koupelna, vse
moderne zarizeno.. Prime Sc
mensi obnos, ostatni ma mirne
splatky. Haste sc v {. 11717
Griffing ave. mezi vych. 116.
.ul., Buckeye Rd. a Kinsman
Rd. !?
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(Pokracovani.)

Pozadejte vaseho obchodni-
ka o Community Creamery Co.
mleko a vsimnete 81 jeho jako-
sti. Jest to rOZdil.
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Jinak byl hned plac ma kra-
il, re Petrik dostal cd mamin-
ky til hubicky a Pavlik pouze
dive.
Bylo ujednano davno mezi
namely, re dostanou-li dceru-
Sku, dali il jmeno Fanuska. Ii
duska re by Ease umrela. A bu-
deli to hoch, ze Sc bude jmeno-
vati Pavlik.
Ably byly v rodine vzdycky
dvoje jmeniny najednou.
Prisli diva hosi, dvojcatka. Je
den po tatinkovi Pavlicek, a a.
by byly v jeden den dvoje jme-
niny, dano druhemu Petricek.
Petrik mel svatek dopolednee,
Pavel odpoledne.
A teprve cd te dolby rikala
panl Lindova svemu choti '..mu
zi', jmeno "Pavlicek" nezhy-
nulo, ale zdedil je jiny, rkdo
ma ne mel vetsi narok.
"Tak jsem Sc tesla, mnzi, az
ty nase deti povyrostou, re ne
budu miti mimi tolik starosti,
ale mne Sc IDA, re Sc vzrdstem
deti i ty starosti rostou."
Linda sc usmal.
rs detmi budes miti starosti,
dokud ty a dokud ony budou
zivy. Cim vetsi deti, tim vice
starosti dali. A az nebudou TIVE
budes miti starosti jeste vetsi,
o ne, o jejich deti. Jenom ty
deti nase dosud neznaji, co to
starost, povinnost. Ale jakmile
prekroci poprve prah skoly, u
sadi sc v lavici hned vedle mich
starost, mala sice, ale poroste S
mimi a neopusti je, az Sc "a nj
mi zamkne viko rakve."
PAM LindOva zadivala sc ma
ty detske hlavicky bezstarost-
ne, ma velke hezke oci tech no.
SIKH. Zachvela Sc pri myslence,
re i ty dobre oci jednou uhas-
nou. Jen ably Sc toho nedocka-
la.
"Na co zas myslis, Fanu-
Sko?" zeptal Sc Linda.
"Jen tax, co sc milne moz-
KEN. Drive, dokud jsme NELL
maly obchudek, vypomahala
isem ii v praci, dnes, kdy bys
me pomoci vice potfeboval, mu
sim Sc ma tvoji praci jen di.
vat. Nezlobis seq"
"Jeste touzis po vetsi prac
nez mas? Domacnost ma stare
sti, tolik lidi, a kdybys mic ne
delala, nez osetrovala ty DIV;
nase dibliky, mas tn nejtezs
praci, jakaz spociva ma be
drach zeny. Mas jen jedinol
sluzku. Dvou sluzek bys potfe
bovala nutne a kdyby to byl;
rodina jina, budou miti sluzk.
TIL
To pani Lindova nemohla p
chopiti, kdyz jsou v rodine tt
sluzky, co vlastne deiaji pani
cky a slecinky.
"Sluzky osetruji deti.'
"Neni radnO nektere sluzc
sveriti tucet kapesniku, coz te-
prve sverit il dust svych deti
Deti sve vychovam sama
tvych intencich, jez zarove.
| jsou cestou snah mych."
"Pak bylo by hrichem, Fan
sko, pomysleti ma praci jinol
i v obchode je mas celia rads
ty jsi zde sama. Abych nezs
pomnel, Ultra davaji v divadl
novy kus. Davno uz jsi nebyl
V divadle. Rano poslu Vojtech
pro listek."
Pani Lindova nerikala nj
ma to.
Ale ranO, nez Linda OdeS'
do kramu, ovinula mu ruce X
lem krku.
Vcera isl mi slibil,, muzi
ku, re pujdu dnes do divadla
} "Neboj Sc, re jsem zap
mnel."
"Neposilej pro vstupenk
Nemam uchystany Saty
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DIR OBJ n E,
ON A M K Y.
HEDA Sc:

VDOVEC S tremi ditkami, nej-
mladsi ctyry roxy, hleda zenu
"a hospodyni. Haste Sc v els.
1899 vych. SO. ul. z Fleet Ave.
e?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

PRODA Sc dunn O 8 svetnicich
mestska voda, plyn, elektrika,
je phi mem 1 akr pekneho po-
zemku a naleza Sc ma Libby
Rd., hned u Broadway v Ma
pie Heights, Bedford, O. Biz
81 sdeli F. H. Levy, Broadway
roh Damovan ul. Bedford, O.
9-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19

PRODA Sc novy, moderne "a
rizeny domek pro jednu rodi-
nu. Cena $500, bez garaze
$56OO. Haste sc v els. 1906
Coath Ave. Vezmete vych.''
1870. a Union karu. 3-'
9-2s'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-19
/. E N A
- ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

chce snad ami ved6t, jak tezce
caste jeji muz sezene penize,
nema tax rada sve deti, jako ia,
museji miti zvlastni pokoj, a.
by mela cd Mich kid, mnohdy
cely den jich nespatri. - ia
bych umrela, kdybych sve de-
tt nevidela jen hodinu. Podivej
Sc, jak 81 tn howl ty nase deti
v postylce, spi bezstarostne, ne
vedi, re tn u Mich vedeme reci
o zbytecnych vecech ia
nam jiti do divadla, bavit sc a
muze sveho nechati v krame."
"P1jdu tedy s tebou, Fanus-
ko."
"Mela bych jeste vetsi uz-
kost, zda-li v obchode nepo-
vstal ohen, zda-li sluzka ver-
ne deti me opatruje - to ne
byla pro mne zabava, muzi, to
by byla muka."
"Ty isl dite, Fanusko."
cat, jen kdyz svoji spoko-
jenost a kid nemusim 81 dra-
re vykoupiti. Jdi "a mne do di-
vadla, Pavlicku, - jdi, posli 81
pro listek. Potrebujes zotave-
nj vic nez ja a mIzes Sc klidne
oddati zabave u vedomi, re pc
Give osetruji, co je ii nejdraz-
siho. Kdyz nasloucham hovo-
rum nekonecnym recem tech
mych drahych synku, kdyz Sc
Jim zadivam do jejich uprim-
nych oci, ver, re je mne blaze
nejsim divadlem, nez pozoro-
vati a jevisti obrazy lidi, jez We
skutecnosti nikde ma svete ne
chodi a naslouchati hovordm, s
nimiz sc mezi skutecnymi lidmi
nesetkavame. PGjdes tedy do
divadla sam, vid'?"
"Bez tebe ne."
Pollbil zenu a special dolu.
\
Najemni. smlOuva LindOva S
majitelem domu vyprsela, a ku
smlouve move nechtel domaci
pristoupiti.
On re pro takove podpisy ne
nj, re je starry a kdyby umrel,
re musi jeho zena dostati dum
cisty, bez zavazkd, jak j byl
slibil, nez 81 il wal. Chce-li Lin
da 81 podrzeti kram i byt a pla-
tit najemne bez pisemne smlou
Wy, dobre, ale pan domaci re
chce miti volnou ruku.
Diva terminy pax prosly kid
ne.
Linda zaplatil v cas-, co "a
platiti mel, domaci mu penizt
potvrdil, zeptal Sc no nadav
KEN, jak Sc ma, podal mu rukl
a tady byl puntik.
! Nez dosel kvartal pristi, vi
nosili usluzni lide Lindovi novi
ny. Domaci Sc nechal pry sly
set, re kdyz cely svet priraz
ma vyrobcich, on ze nemae zu
stat pozadu, on re toho chval;
panu bohu nepotrebuje, ale M
81 to udelat k Will druhym, alb.
sc mu nevysmali. Mimo to =
ma sice dosti, ale kazdy pry s
ma snaziti, ably mel jeste vice
A jine zkazky dosly. Tar
ten obchodnik sem tlaci, one1
Sc sem primo cpe, pax Ease Z
treti chce kram najati, vseck
ma sve utraty predelati a zar
diti tn sklad modniho zbozi.
Mezi lidmi jako mezi dravc
Sotva spatri, re jeden Sc shyt
a zvedl sousto, vrhnou sc ma
vsichni, aspoh ma to misteckt
kde sousto nasel.
Linda navstivil domacih,
Jednali Sc mu o zvyseni najen
neho, re by byl ochoten dobrt
: volne platit o nejakou castk
vice, aby 81 usetril starosti $ HI
: DAMN kramu jineho.
"No vite, pane Lindo, - ia
: tOu veci vlastne nemam co d.
lat. Ddm patti me zene, =
!. po me smrti, rekl jsem il, ably
jej uz spravovala sama, Z
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PRODA Sc menSi dun s jed
noakrovym pozemkem ma Theo
dore ul; Stop 10 A. B. C. Line,
pouze .nekolik minut cd kary.
Musi byt prodan skrze poz1-
stalost. Cena zvlaSte levna
$4,000. Blizsi sc sd6li v els.
BOIL Nursery Ave.
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $3.50 tydne.
Cena 500. Haste sc v cisle
1906 Lorain ave. - Dale Sc
proda rezn,icky obchod pred
80 roxy zalozeny, kde Sc trzl
kol $3.50 tydne. Najem $25.
Haste Sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. We
Ger v els. 1921 E. 55th st.
9-29
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PRIME Sc jeden neb diva pa
nj ma byt, pokoj sam o sobe,
koupelna k pouziti. Haste sc
w els. 4605 Car Ave. 9-19
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VYMENfM 136-akrovou far
mu, v dobrem polozeni. iede-
nact kusl dobytka.-A. Dosko-
Gil, 14717 Kinsman. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc diva fadni pani,
po pripade tri ma byt. Koupel-
ma k pouziti. Haste Sc v els.
34O0 E. 65. st. roh Morton
Ave. $40
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$4,000 KOUPf a zbytek ma me-
sicni splatky, krasny bunga-
10 sesti pokojich, vse ma jed
nou poschodf, tvrde podlahy a
finis, ulice dlazdena, plyn, elek
trika jine zarizeni. Majetek
Sc naleza ma vych. 102. ul. c.
3442. Blizsi sdeli mattel v {.
|3425 E. 103. ul. :?
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PRODA Sc dum O ctyrech
svetnicich pro mensi rodinu,
ulice dlazdena a zaplacena.
Haste sc els. 3641 E. 1O3.
st. po Ste hodin6 vecer.
9-19
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt, pokoj
sam pro sebe. Haste sc els.
1927 DOllOff Rd. 9-19
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PRODA Sc cihelna budOVa 8
dvema kramy vcetn6 cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
jme Sc tez dIm jako castecna
splatka. A. Doskocil, 147l7
Kinsman. !.
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PRONAME Sc:
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc krasny 9ti-kusovy
oak set do jidelny "a $500.
Haste Sc V els. 1918 Woburn
Ave. Tel. Lincoln 2772 j.
9-22
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PRIJME Sc:

PRlJMOU Sc diva zehlici a
dive masinarky. Haste Sc v {,
46OS Finn Ave. 9-22
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NABYTEk I, KAMNA z druhe-
rulxy prod6va a kupuje v. Se-
dacek, 464l Broad. ay. !?
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Impressed Dressmaker.

All these exaggerations made by
the calm, black.bearded man i'm.
pressed the woman, who was earn
ing her living as a forewoman at a
fashionable Paris dressmaker's.
Now here Ia a piece Of very In.
teresting evidence. In the famous
Garnet which the arch-assas ssin car.
ried always in his pocket. and
which Is still preserved. there are
upon the loose-lesf diary the
words:
Luncheon with Lyons &
francs 50"-(meaning the woman
Of the Rue des Lyanes). This
followed next day, after the dinner
ut the Drouant.
Then on the next line 10 the
entry which have myself exum.
ined:
'Given at the church-i penny"
So exact was Landru IN putting
down every sou he spent upon his
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giss upon every reported case.
With such arguments "Biuebeard'
comforted himssh. : ~ p
Now. altar . very close ana
clever conversation with Madarns
Jaume. which took place In her
fiat In the Rue des Lyanes. the
fuil-bearded gentleman with the
fatal memoranda In his well.worn
pocketbook discovered that ali the
good-looking dressnaker possessed
was q hundred and twenty francs.
which she kept In . little tin box
In her bedroom, and that her other
possession--a few sticks Of furni-
ture--were worth about ten pounds.
Landru. who had an expert eye
for furniture-modern or ancient
put the furniture down at that
figure. Was 1t worth whiie7
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Well Known Dodge.

1t was a well.known dodge Of
both thieves and police. n there
was any intruder In his absence,
the invisible cotton would be
broken. ana thus he would know
that the hole had been discovered.
Afterwards, well satisfied with
his work, he drove, back the way
he had come, and rejoined his vic.
tim Just before I o'clock, giving
her an imaginary account Of the
business he had transacted In
Paris.
The following day-Friday-tbey
spent happily together. In the
morning he drove her In the car
into Houdan, she having expressed
q desire to 20 to mass In the fine
old church that morning. Ana
again they knsit together-the as
sassin beside his victimi Surely,
IN all the annals Of crime. except.
perhaps. In mediaevai days, -
murderer has ever knsit at u
side Of the woman whose life he
intended to take for profit In a
few hours. Yet In the case OF poor
Mime. Jaume. Henri LAndru. the
great lover ana the worlds greet.
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