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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
500 Jews Enter Palestine i'm August

500 Jews Enter Palestine i'm August
Jerusalem, September g. T. A.
The 500 Jews entering Palestine
during August, the first month after
the ratification of the Mandate, rep
resents only a slightly greater num-
Der than for the preceding month
and considerably smaller than 9TH
ers. In July about $50 were adj
mitted, while the numbers for May
and June were between seven and
eight hundred each.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
EUROPE "PATHETICALLY. DE-
PENDENT" ON AMERICA,
SAYS WISE

DR.. Stephen s. Wise, just returned
q from Europe and Palestine, says
- European Jewry looks to Ameri-
or can brethren for Readiness, to
" Serve, ...
-. New York.-Dr. Stephen S.. Wise,
chairman of the Executive Commit
tee of the American Jewish Congress,
has returned from Europe, having
Wise went to Europe in order to Sc
cure teachers for the Jewish Insti-
tute of Religion, recently founded,
of which he is the President and he
has succeeded in securing the serv-
ices and cooperation of many of the
leading Jewish scholars Of European
countries.
DR.. Wise also paid a brief visit
to Palestine on behalf of the Pales-
tine Development Council, and made
a survey of conditions in Palestine
at this time. In addition DR.. Wise
was occupied with the affairs of the
American Jewish Congress and was
in conference in Europe with DR..
Motzkin, Secretary General of the
Committee of Jewish Delegations in
Paris and other leading representa-
tives of the Jewish Congress plan.
DR.. Wise is to make a full report
at special meeting of the American
Jewish Congress Executive, to be
held Sunday afternoon, September
II, but pending the publication Of
such report, DR.. Wise made the fol-
lowing brief statement:
Eat some fitting time shall deal
with the problem of America in rela-
ton to Europe. I will, however, now
deal with the relations that obtain
and that ought to obtain between
European lands and America long
enough to point out that there is
close. parallel between Europe's need
of Americas understanding and CO.
operation, and the need of under
standing and service from American
Jews to their brothers in European
lands. European Jewry is no more
and no less insecure and unstable
and even hectic than all the rest of
Europe. Europe looks to America
for counsel and cooperation and Eu-
ropean Jewry looks to its American
brothers for such insight and readi-
ness to serve as are needed if order
is to be brought out of the chaos of
Jewish affairs. Everywhere I felt
an almost pathetic dependence upon
the younger stronger brother, Ameri-
can Jewry.
America cannot lay down COM
mands for Europe, and no more can
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
"L'Italie," the organ of the Catholic

"LItalie," the organ of the Catholic
aristocracy in Rome, recently pub
lished an article severely criticizing
the action of the Pope in appointing
his librarian to deal with the Pales-
tine Mandate problem. The librarian
is a converted Jew, Mr. Kovolnitzky,
of Bobruisk white Russial, and, in
the opinion Of 81 Italie," a converted
Jew is not fit person to be entrusted
with such a task. -,.i RI, t.N5ssarh
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15

A new Jewish publication has just
made it's appearance in Paris. 1t is
called "LIllustration Juive" and is
edited by MN. Jacques Calmly and
o. Candy.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

M. Jules Rene Brisac, project of
the Department of the Marine, has
been made a Commander of the Lee
gion of Honor.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15

z Chicago (Ill.) Jewish charities ben
eft to the amount of $4,000 through
the will of the. late LYMAN Witten-
berg. .,.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15

In the recent primaries at Mobile,
Ala, Hyman Gabriel was elected a
member of the School Board by
very large majority.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
ROUMANIAN LEGATION ADMITS
SOLDIERS KILLED THREE

Bucharest Ct. T. Ala state
ment denying the report from Buda-
pest on August 10 that 40 Jews had
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

Zidovsky narod Gislicich.
Leszinski, znamy odbornik We
statistice zidovstva, zabyva Sc
po mnoho let lkolem, sestavit
statisticke tabulky o rozvoji
zidovstva. q jeho vseobecne vel
ke statistiky vychazi ma jevo,
re tri ctvrtiny zidovstva ziji v
Europe: to v Evrope 9,073,-
522, v Americe 3,2l5. .873,. v A.
sii 444.331, v Africe 39.19O
" Australia l9.415. V Europe
cini zidovske obyvatelstvo 2
proc, v Americe 2 a pil pro-
centa vsech obyvatelI. Vetsina
zije jak v Americe, tax i We sta
rem svete v obchodnich a kul-
turnich, dstredfch. Americka
mesta, jez We svych zdech obj
mali tem6r polovicit americ-
kych Zidd, jsou New York a.
Chicago, v New Yorku zije L.
100000, v Chicagu 359s000 III
d1. Vidci ulohu Europe hra-
je hlavni mesto Polska. We Var
save zije tolik zidd jake v Chi
cagu. Pc Varsave prichazi j.
hned Budapest, pocet Zidi ci-.
nj tam 100000, nepocitaje v to
! ony cetne zidovske rodiny, KITE
re "a hrizovlady Horthyovy
uherskou metropoli opustili. !
obyvatelstvo Odessy We vysi
$4,000 je asi prilis vysoko od-
! hadnuto, protoze cd te DOLBY, co
vladne bolsevism, znacna cast
zidovstva drivejsi Rusko opusti.
la. Ia: to, zda Sc, ze pocet vi
denskych zidd - podle Leszin
sk6ho 175.O00 je pfflis Milky.
Berlin ma $4,000, Londyn
$4,000 zidd. Podae toho zije,
y onech dvou americkych o.
s1ni evrops]sych m6sterh slkorol
til pdl milionu zidd. Po ma
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zoru Leszinskeho 1pvna Sc ten
to podet pfibizn4 poctu vseho
zidovstva pred 100 lety. Mezi,
temito m6sty jsou takova, We
kter6ch, vzriist zidoNskeho oby-
vatelstva Primo zarkzf. Ia dob
napoleonskych lilo We Varsave
sotva 500 zidd. sP6d svetovou
valkou jiz pres 100000. Take
statistika zidovstya We Francii
je zajimava a poltna. Pc vel
Ike revoluci zilo v Raffzi dohro-
mady 5000 zidl, Y prvnim va
.lecnem roce. 75.0oG a pres to
inecini pocet vsech zidd We
Francii ami 100000. Pocet an
glickych zidd byl M zacatku
minul6ho. .stoleti necelych 5000.
Dnes zije jen v samotnem Lon
dyn9 tem9f 10000 Zidd.
'Vzrdst poctu zidd je vsak nej-
vyssi v Americe. W roce 1913
zilo v cele Americe sotva 5000
zidi. Tento poGet 80 behem je
din6ho stoleti stisicinasobil. -
Leszinski sam dozn&va, ze jeho
-
cfslice, obzylast' pokud Sc tyka
il NEST, jsou odhadnuty prilis
nfzko, ponevadz 50 musil spoke
jiti. vysledky posledniho SCI
stanf lidu pred valkou. Tax ma
priklad zije pry Rodle odhadl
z roku 1919 v Londyne 200.-
900, zidd; j pocet New Yorku
prekrocil pry jiz davno l a pIl
milionu.
. Podezrely vraxdy Cesko-
slovensku zatGen = Nsmecku.
~ Olesnice, /. zafi Sc oznamuje
re byl zatcen We vlaku ma trait
Plavno Cheb rusky nadporucik
Kamenskij, ktery jest podezfe-
II, re zavrazdil rusk6ho nadpo-
rucika Rogaceva u; Brenndorfu
" Cechach. Kamenskij, ktery
prijizd6l z Berlina, veil diva
move kufry hedvabnymi saty a
jinym zbozfm v Gene nejmene
100000 rnarek a cfte1, jak Sc
zda. s. t6mito v6cmi prekrociti
hranice. Doznava, xe jest hle-
danou osobou, ale popira vra-
zedny Gin. Kamenslxij byl uz
nedavno odsouzen v Plavne pro
podloudnictvi k delsfmu veze-
nj.
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Chalupnfcak chytl hajn6hD
"a knoflik q slime prsKal: "Pa-
me hajny, jste otec! Vyslech-
nout musfte, ably vam jednou
devcatko nenadavalo! "A ja
mann jeste neco ma srdci. Jestli
wy nlzl6 svou, dceru rozmluvf-
tie q, X oltafi mas dovedete, ja
to zadarnlo, nechci, ja So,
Epane hajny, mSnlm I" 70 phi
|stouph aAstadek jests blfz, sill
me. mrkal5 q hajneho drzel "a
!rameno.
ia bych ma stojku, ia bych
|snad ami ma dive stojky nekou-
kal ~ n6kde tady v lese bych
vams je' srde6n6 vyplatil, aby-
ste mel taaSy neco v hapse, o
Gem zena nevi
Rejholec Sc tentokrate do
opravdy dopalil.
s'Jestli pax Wy, strejce, vite,
ze vas tadyhle ma miste holi
pretahmu!? TAX Wy me chcete
uplacet, abych dceru dedkovi
prodal?'
Chalulpnicek Sc nelekl, me-
ustoupil, v reci Sc nezarazil.
pane hajny, mic tax! Zad-
ne prodaIni, zadne placeni! Jen
vd6k "a to, ze jste takovy xvi.
teceks libezny zplodil."
"Ale ne pro dedka!" zabou-
Fill hajny.
Ale, pro, poradneho Glove
ka,. ktery je jeste pri sile - a.
no.! Placnam 81, pane hajnyv
a napfahoval ODE ruce.
Rejholec- zbrunatnel, napra-
hnul hui, ale pax hlucne odchr
chlal, jak no to vztekem dust
10, obratil Sc a 1prkem hnal sc
beze aslova ma paseku.
Sestacek "a MIN!
Rejholec sc ohledl a pridal
do kroku.
ChaIlupnfckovy krive nohy
Sc daly~do b6hu!
Hajny natahl nohy a utfkal
rychleji.
.Sestacek na,klonil hlavu a
upaloval jake divy.
/ Rejholec Sc jeste jednou O.
hledl, a kdyz videl, ze no Sc
stack dohani, zacal bezet u
prkem.
A bezel jak 3 ,zavod, pres
'paseku, do podrostu, pax six
mo do sn1rci, potion Sc otocil
do leva, preb6hl ceisu, hnal ma
pravo do dubiny a zmizel v
hustem mlazi, jako by Sc do
zeme propadl.
A Sestacek, kdyz ztratil sto-
pu, zastavil Sc ma ceste, utrel
81 cello a klidne Septal: "Vsak
ty mi podruhe neuteces a tvou
holku prece dostanu!"
"A ma krivych nozkach kole-
hal Sc dOmI.
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MAlEEEL JE. Ma KARlG& 4,
must prodati dvourodinny ddfli
ma Dolloff' ul. Je 0, 6ti. pp1kp-
jfchs g. koupelnou dole 4 q n6tf
pokojfch nahofe. Vsechno "a
ffzeno, jake elektnka, Slsopl<v
ma pradlo, atd. Zada. ss hoto-,
We $500, ostatni die ujednd-
nj. BlizA. sdelf JOS. Smefana,.
5023 Dolloff Rd. TEL, Union.
81 L. A s1O16.
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PRODA Sc krAsny davenport
$27; sici stroj Singer $40; buf
fet $40; chiffonier SIP; side
board Sill; sest zidli S kozeny-
mi sedadly Sis; grarnofon So;
karpety a rIzne- jine v6ci. Tez
veSkerou dovazku q st&hovani
obstara rychle a LEVINE James
Jestrab, 3343 Fulton. Rd.
10-16
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DOWAzkY,, stehovani a
podobne praoe. vyrizuje Jan
Vanek, 1879 Martin Ave.
Budete-lil poHebovati mych
sluzeb, obrat'te Sc ma mne s
duverDu. 1917
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PRODA Sc neb vym9nf mo-
derni' jednorodinny dim v MI.
Pleasant Totem 80 pri $50, stf.
"a dpourodinny dunn va WASH
ingt0n Parku nab. v Chrlett.-
Haste Sc u The Atlas Finance
Co. 5458 Broadway. Tel. Union
82l - Broad. 2605. Rtejte Sc
ma, Mr.. Hrnnek. 1O4-16t
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PR0DA Sc. dobre zarizeny
grocerni obchod, kde je trzba
pouze "a hotove, dohre misto
pro Cecha neb Slovaka. Mech
te adresu V adm. t. lstu.
10-19
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kOUP1M DOMEK. pro mensi
rodiny ceskem okoli; agent
Sc vylucuji. Prihlasky $ uda-
MIN ceny. a. podminek zaSlete
pod znackou "Domek" do adm.
t. listu. 1O-16
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StffepirtIty
SEDESATILETE SRDcE.

KEN Sestackem zabrali Sc v
mrzuty rozhovor.
Hajny Sc zlobil, chtel cd, Se-
stacka odejlt, ale ten no po-
padl bud "a ruku, nebo "a
lmizeci knofllky nejakym po-
mackanym erbem a naruzive
md prskal do obliceje.
To uz tax byl Sestackdv zlo-
zvyk, prvni zena, kdyz il ne
jakou ddlezitost v hospodaT-
stvi vysvetloval, mela vzdy OBJ
licej postffkany jak cd lijavce.
Sestacek byl maly, Cd ra-
men zakrsaly, kfivych nohou,
vyholeny, $ chiupatou bradavi-
ci mad mrkavym okem. Mel
naramne velke a odchliple usi,
dlouhy spicaty nos napadne
1zke, zlute zuby. Kdyz mlu-
vii, jak WISE podotceno, prskal
hlasek mu preskakoval do fl
stulky. ~
Co Sc vsak munduru dotyce,
to byl Sestacek velmi paradi-
w a nezrfzene jesitny. Ddvod
k tomu najde Sc v mrzutem
rozhovoru hajnym Rejhol-
Gem.
Ten povida: ''Uz byste mel
miti, strejce, rozum a. ponecha
tt to mladym- jste jedndu no.
hou v ilrpi6es, a druilou 1la ma-
rach."
"A to ne! To ne! Jak vas
takova vec, pane hajny, mdze
napadnout, - ia bych jeste
deset takovych nedomrlych
chasnfckd preskocil -" prskal
Sestacek krivyma nohama Sc
heroicky rozkrocil.
"Tak preskakujte chasnicky
a nechte zen6ni -" zlobil sc
hajny.
mic TAXI. ia jdu k vam po
dobrem, ia mic "a vasimi otcov
: skymi zady, ja jdu pekne k
tatovi a jadIku: pane otce, DEF
te miSdceru, ia il budu NIT ja-
ko v bavlnce a ud6lam il polo
vi6ni zapisnic1," rozkladal ma
IL chalupnicek a prestal v du-
Sevnim rozcileni mrkat.
"Kdyz vam strejce, po ce-
sku poyidam, abyste dial pokoj
a nespfadal takovych ohavno-
sti! Holce je osmnact vam
pres sedesat!" vybuchl Rejho-
lee a obracel Sc k pasece, kde
rupaly dunive rany seker.
Sestacek popadl hajneho "a
rukav: "Leta mic nejsou, -
tady plati muzna sila a oude-
lex! Pravda, ia Sc nezdam,
ale jsem! Holka ma snad ne
jake chmoury v hlave, silhala
by snad ma nejakeho opesleho
tfasoritku, co nedavno ze Sko-
ly vysel, ale musi NIT rozum
tata, - rozumejIme, Wy, pane
. hajpy!"
"VSak ia rozum mann"
hucel hajny a pfemyslel, jak
by Sc jen rozklesleho napadni-
ka sikovne zbavil.
Chalupnicek utfel 81 naspu-
lena lsta, zamnul rukama az
to v kloubech praskalo ka-
zal: "Dovolte, pane hajny, a.
bych vam to jednou z gruntu
vypovedel. No, pockejte!" "a
drzel rozib6hleho Rejholce, kite
ry Sc zoufale vySkuboval re
Sestackovych drapd.
"To je tax: ia pocestnosti
q vernosti skoro ctyricet let Iii
Sc svou nebozkou zenou Doro-
tou -"
"Tak jste snad mel manzel-
stvi dost a ted uz byste mohl
dat pokoj!" utrhl Sc Rejholec.
mic talk! Ctyficet let jsem
mel s Dorotou trapeni, to
Sc vseobecne vi, hubu mela
,roztocenou jak povetrnik, W.
drzeni s mi nebylo. ia: Doro-
tko, zeno ma, pdjdenle ma spont
q ona: Co bych ia 8 taasdvyun
6figonozkou putovala, - ia Isl
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Rejhnlec chtel neco peprne-
no proMci, ale chalupnicek pr
ski tax income, ze misto recn9-
( nj Sc Rejholec utiral rukaven.
! "Pockat!" vykrikl Sestacek
a prudce zamrkal pravym O.
KEN. To znamenalo, ze pride
nejddlezt6jM: "Kdyz clovek
ctyricet let trpi, jak Tide ma
pousti, chce 81 k start osladit
zivot."
TAX 81 no slad'te cukrkan-
diem a ne osmnactiletymi hol-
kami!" dostal Sc k slovu Rel
holec, ale chalupnicek prskl
tax ddkladn6, ze mimodek hal
ny zavrel lesaGke oci. A ty
'uz byly necemu zvykle!
ITO jsou cicurecky, takova-
hle slova! To bylo tax: jdu 81
po poll a proti me jde divGin-
ka. Takova miSpulovita, "a
palena, svihloboka. Povidam
j, kan jde a ona hned vsechno
krasne vyklada, diva Sc ma nae
jak jehnatko a usmiva Sc ma
me jak diblfcek. Rozmluvili
jsme Sc a hned jsem 81 poroz-
umeli -"
"Ze vas hrom po hrbete ne
baci, strejce! Snad 81 nemysli-
te, re Sc ma holka do vas "a
nilovaia??' vykrikl Rejholec.
Chalupnicek Sc jest6 vice
rozkrocil ma kfivych nozkach,
zamrkal obama, ocima a taju-
pine rekl:. ''Kdo vi. - nikdo
mic nemdze rici, ami Wy, pane
hajny, ami ia! To vi jen Pan
bGh! A ia vam pdvi priklad !:
tamhle Prisecnici byla sede-
satileta selka, takova, vine,
jeste v jadru, - vdova - o.
|vsem zadna suska, - babka ST.
rokata! A SlOuzi tam chasni-
eek, ta'kovy vymydleny a pi-
/ vofikovy. Najednou slysfm,
ze budou miti svatbu. A ta-
ky - aaano! Pobrali Sc! A
!milovali sc jak holubi, - cho-
!'dili spolu tancovat!'
| Hajny 81 uplivl a zatocil trn-
kovkou We vzduchu. Skoda
reci tin1hle blaznivym paro-
lou!
"A vidite, pane hajny, tako-
Iva prfpadnost mohla by byti
take s nami, Sc mnou a vasirn
ldevcatkem. Prlkla dine, Wy ne
mIzete devcatku mic ma dfeve
|vysazet, pretence bude hube-
ma, to Sc pfece zna! A ia ta-
dyhle mann chalupu s osmi
korci, chalupa je vystafiro-
vana jako klec, letos jsem po-
ridil praseci chlivek jak koste-
licek, kravy nam jak lojdy,-
vsechno poradku. A nejaky
| igros ma hotovosti je taky, pro-
:tdze nejse'm outrata !"
Hajny utrel Sc rukavem, byl
opet poprskan, az dost uhybal
obhcej a rekl ddrazn6: "Kdyz
vam ale, strejce, povidam, ze
dedkovi dceru nedam!"
"Dam, nedam; - pane hal
ny, clov6k ma pouzivat. roz-
umu! A coz, kdyz devce do
brovolne ke mne laskou zahori
a z domu utece? l takove pady
Sc staly"
| Hajny Rejholec Sc usmal a
fekl humorne: II, kdyz k vam
laskou zahofi, at jde! To il,
ma mou dust, branit nebudu"
"Dobra," zasveholii Sesta-
Eek, "ale slovicko byste pfidat
mohl, protoze jste otec, ktery
by mohl vejborne zaopatrit
dceru! Jen, prikladne, tak9-
Ivehle slovicko: poslouchej.
holka, Sestacek je usediy clo-
,'vek, jeste pri sile, ma chalu.
pu. osmi korci a vsechno o.
statni v poradku. Kdyz 81 he
vezmes, budes nit nebe ma ze'
mi, - kdyz' sis no nevezmes
{ pride vyhubly matonoha, kite.
ssry bude NIT jen dust a telo, a
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PRODA Sc bungalow o 5ti po-
kojich koupelnou ma jednom
poschodf, vse modern9 zaffze-
no jako krb, china kabinet,
bookcases; je ma dlazdene u
lici, blfze dvou kar a parku.
Cena pouze $4,000. Blizsf sde-
II J. F. Nejedlfk & Co. 11O15
Union Ave. Tel. Broad. 1886
- Union 1861 r. 1O-16
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, dobre obchodni misto
ma live ulici, pficina prodeje je
rnemoc. Nechte adressu Vasi v
adm. t. listu. pod znackou "Z',
1915
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PRIME SElmasinarka ma de-
lani kapes ma muzske kabaty.
Haste Sc JOS. Soulka, 1860
+. 53. st. 1O-16
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o P r A " A.

Pri poct6 mn6 pfokazane
pri mem navratu ze sjezdu
5. P. j., byly mne v6novany
vazenou sestrou pi. RiEic-
kovou, krasne kvetiny, "a
kterouzto pozornost vyslo-
vuji >svIj uprimny dix.
Vdecna
JOSEFA KUPEC.
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PRODA Sc cihlovy domek O
ctyrech pokojich s koupelnou,
v Corlett, blize skoly a koste-
la. Haste Sc v els. 1902
Coath Ave. proti Union kare.
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QR az N s
OZNAM KY.


PRlJME So pan ma byt sc stra-
YOU neb beze stravy, pokoj sam
pro sebe. Haste Sc v (. 1927
DOlloff Rd. s. e. 1O-16
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PRODA Sc dim S dv6ma Ho-
ry a 8 pokoI ma zapadnf stra-
ne, ulice dlazd9na. Cena $3.50
. mensi castku hotov6, ostat-
nj ma lehke splatky. Haste SO,
v els. 14717 Kinsman Rd. :?
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PRODA 81 jednorodinny dim
o 8 pokojich, blize Miles Ave.
Lot je 40 pri 142 stfsvicich.
Haste Sc v els. 413S E. 113.
ul. 10-17
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PRONAIME Sc byt; pro, mla-
de manzele o 5ti mistnostech,
koupelna, elektrika,. plyn, -
skopky ma pradlo, najem
$25.O0 mesi6ne. Dunn je sam
pro sebe. Haste Sc " cisle
116l5 Continental Ave. proti
Woodland Hills Parku. 1912
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PRODA Sc dim o 4 svetnicich
S pantry, plyn, elektrika. vel
ky lot a jine zarizeni; da sc
LEVINE. Haste sc v els. 1916
E. So. ul. Fleet Ave. 1913
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PROlNAME. Sc:

PRONAJNfE Sc byt o A poko-
jich, koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
fernes. Haste Sc els. 3679i
e. 108 st. z Union. 1O-16
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PR0lA Sc cukTovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnich po-
treb blize velke skoly, naleza
Sc v cis., 1888 Addison Rd.;
tydenni pfijem kol $500, ma
jenl S254mesicn6. Blizsi sd61
Sc els. 1921 E. 55th St. po 5.
hod. vecer. 10-20
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
ma Broadway, vedle obchodu,
Fisher Bros, nejlepsf misto v
Newburgu. Dobr& trzba, a do
bre Sc vyplacejici. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v els. 84O2 Hough Ave.
1870,
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DOMEK " COREETT o peti
pokojich "a $500. Pospeste
si, toto je lace. Blizsi sdeli Jos.
Krizek, 1870 Durkee AVE. z
vych. l31. ul., vezmete Union
karu. lO-16
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VELKA LACE v CORLETT.
Krasny dvourodinny dim, kde
je vse zavedeno. Cena, $65OO.
Blizsi sdelf Jos. Krizek, 1870.
'Durkee Ave. z vych. l31. vi.
.Vezmete Union. karu. 1O-16
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PRONAJME Sc pokoj v okoli
Naroni Sine ma Broadway. A.
dresa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
10-17
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PRO0A Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod 8 prodejem skolnlch po-
treb, blize dvou velkych skol.
Da Sc Ia $780, Mlaste Sc els.
f159O8 ST. Clair ave. Vezn6te
Nottingham ka1uL v tomto
cbchod6 Sc trzi tydn6 pies
$500. 102l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-13
cA'l| llE
IS POOR; BEST
HOGS so Lower
INV The Contolfdsted Press.)

(By The Consolidated Press)
U. S. Yards. Chicago, Oct. IAN
irregular market in hogs. with the
demand showing = strong DRIFT to
the packing grades, indicated that
the packing season II we'll under
way. Choice butchers and lights
sold lower. A quiet Friday trade
took care of the light cattle ran at
steady prices, while live muttons
enjoyed = comparatively brisk de-
mand 1t the best prices Of the
week, notwithstanding the in
creased volume Of offerings here.
Receipts were estimated at $500
cattle: $4,000 hogs; 1900 sheep.
and 1000 calves.
Cattle.
Offerings ran largely to common
steers and an inferior grade of
butcher stock, practically NO fresh
westerns being offered. A delay in
railroad service held back half the
run until after the opening hour Of
the market and gave the trade .
slow start. A load Of 1850 pound
steers reached $12.75 but there was
little stuff good enough to pass
80. Cows and heifers were steady
and sold largely within q range OF
$5.75@$6. Bulls were unchanged
and calves also brought yesterdays
prices, packers paying $1o@1o.5o
| for Eealers.
, Hogs.
Best lights and butchers were on
10@15c, selected weights averaging
from 220 to $50 pounds going at
| $9.40@9.50, while prime 200-pound
topped at $10.35. Packing sows and
pigs we're firm prices, the former
ranging from $7.25@S.50 while piga
sold $S.250s.o0.
Sheep,
More than $4,000 live muttona
arrived here this week, an increase
Of $4,000 over last week. Inquiry
has improved gradually and sales
at $14.10 were made today. Feeders
showed more lively interest in the
market and bought stuff as high at
$14. Native lambs failed to show
more than ordinary quality and
stopped at $13.75. Aged stock was
scarce and sold steady, handy
t.weight ewes bringing $3.50 and
heavy weights going at $3.5094.00