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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

iiar iatte JoIf t spefuIerinser, bar, bpab iom oar
bHrSt melefl bom og Sonas SIien. ut Ser par en-
5oritaaeIie nielem Dem, par life p~anifelis at i%fisnne.
"Seff" bapoe rn6er Observation-Disclosures frn peo ct
par lnleoninser optraaot %offentlis oe bapoe % uotali
fig iterft p~rogresiip Retnins for 2anbs. og Statspo'
litifers @ebfomnenoe, men par bare Sorbigaaenoe
fonunet inb paa lotale Spsrgsmaal. Sonaspiaeblaoc.
ne funbe imibIertio berette, of bans politiife Smbenoel.
le bar iaa oprigtie og gr1tnois, iom noge, fl,noe snife,
og at ban efter oisie r1artge Iars mere @efienotifab og
Smnarbeioe meb gIim @arb bar blet / Oen @rob ifrf.
fet meo al BEN Naaboenifab, iom iSgif fra @urman-
bile, at ban MI me6 Spofrele al label p~erionlige ion1
gisnesinteresier babbe beitent fig til at gaa | 8reicben
for at fa en- gnbe paa gIibus ffanunelise @egiereri.
Oct bar ba ogiaa at pente, ifrep Sofus Senien, at en- /
ale Senieenoer iaa gruroarlis os principfait Wianb
- ct 2ps I 3irfen cg aft, iont nar - fulgte fin Gam.
~pittigbeos og Sperbeoisninss Gsit naar bans gine
fsrit bep opIabt for Sanbbeben. Sg Sepien frenl.
bebet "Seralb", at set bapoe peret "Sefi" rneget imoo
of itiae fig iom Senatorfanbioat, men Yartileoerne os
Solicit ielp bapbe life git fig, for ban bapbe lopet at
gisre BET. Set bar Zig, oct bar gaaet til, at ban MI
piloe ofre Jig for ben gooe Gag. 9erionlia Ell pompg
og beIfeoen Wan6 enfet ban bellt at lepe fit 2ip / lube.
merfetbeb; men vox populi, vox Del, ifren Sepien.
Solfets Rst er Cubs 8fsit. Naar oen taller, iaa mraa
man Ipbe.
5 STANDARDIZATION bar Set ben CONNER oprsrte
ganbe. Saft baboe fire lar t~iolisere ieiIet inb oct
Spibe Sus pda @ooiepelts Yopularitetsbslge men bab.
De iom Ereioent pan ingen Maaoe fltnnet tilfreositiqe
ben notwithstanding inben bet rep,1blifanife garti,
font itepnet mob en- friere os minbre raoitionsbunoen
politilf l%1bpifling. fSaa fom BEN republifanife gatio.
ualfotpention / Chicago I Sunni meb Saanbbanelie al
bet sarle fonierpatipe galgprosram os Safts 8ie1no.
imitation. Se Iiberale 9elegater r1eo @ooiepelt / Spto.
len m~aricberte ub al aonpertionen, bolot fit eeet gesbe,
oannet oct npe progressive Barti os faaret ~Stooiepelt
io1n lin Stanoarbberer % Prafioentfanoioat.
Sen 8enoine, Wationalpolitifen bapoe tat Chicago,
fit paataseliee SsIeer for be politiife gesioenbeber life
bare / oct itore, men oeiaa / oct imaa. S @arfielo
County bIep en- al SsIgerne, at Der bleb enbrl ifarpere
2inier melem be TO Srganiiutioner. 1%1nilien mob
MooiepeIt os bans Slot paa ben enc SIDE os @ntbuiias-
men for bam os bars galgprogrant paa ben anben sap
fig n1er og r,er bsilpSt llotrpf. Sier orep ben Iiberale
Slsi MI en- ereitaaenoe agresiip &aulp, og bet ~bespnote
at ie uo, iom ON bens glitter bar afsiort Stisenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

Sac iorme sio bar oct lite belt uoen @rlinb, at De,
ion ierIia bar interesieret Gountpieoeitrioen, babe
beapnbt at frpate for, at oct Sfiae, iom De itorpolitife
Sopeoiager la iaa Itertt Gftertrpf paa, mnlisens furioe
fo,nme til at puIoe Soritprrelie / lofalpolitiife Spsrgs'
maal. gsen Sonas iaa alt fra fsrlt at fortrsltrtngs'
fulot paa stillinael,. Se onienote petitionslilter' for
@fiternningen ON Gountpiaoet bapoe faaet ct n1er emo
tilItrpffeIig antaI llnberifriiter, og iiar bar @eiultatet
/ @rrotptotprt og omliggelbe Streg rreget tilfreosltll'
Ienbe, bpilfet bite, at "Sefi" Sbonnpion tog I'm Speaoe
efter Sperensfomiten ~alporlig. SSonas piofte Dog me-
get gcot, at MT iort forrige Gang bapoe o9iaa mango,
ion bar inIoo Slptning, utoerifreoet Betitionen ON Or
traodlaet, ibet Be enifet at ie Sagen enoelig afglort.
Serfor af Sanpasncn enersiif og for filloe Sell i'm
Gang iom for, os Der bar ct gradf, iont ON Oct s1alot
ct 9onserise os life ct Gourtbus.
gt SSonas life belt bapoe tat fell al Sitrationen,
raar ban babe giort fig Sorbaabninger ON ct belots
MeiuItat, f~rerngif efterbaanoen af De geretnirser, iom
gIubu @aro fra Sag til Sag nlootog fra De f~orff1elli9e
Strss i Gountpet. 9e nar Fig, at be lite gao iarllg
gariaa til geeeiitring I Normatpiae. Ssiaa anbre
Ieoenoe Nerlo emo Sbompion par begprot at faloe ira.
Sbao De almenpoIitiife Spsrssmaal angif, bar bet iffe
Longer til al tpiIe paa, at &ooiebelt bar Sasens Selt
os bilbe diere ct orabelis Snobus De regul9re @etter
peo S~sitpalaet. Gette Mou1ent foritob BEN progressive
Sppoiitions 2eoere flogelig at uonpHe. Se belRrte
SoIf ON, of @aro os aft, ban enfet, par elsbetpoertoe
meb gtooiepeltbab, 9agftr9n og politiif &orbrttt. Sat1s
2nfe ON at beboIoe golintpi9bet bar at iurnr1e ula,
ia be, og fit ban beboloe Oct, iaa bar alt Saab ON at
faa ct p~irfeIig Solfeitpre @arfielb Gouatp forbt. Set
Iiberale Solfeparti ineo fit Sopeoiebe Sonaspile ifiso
fIittis ben Itore Mooiebelt foran iis. San par Wtan'
ben, 2anoets 9reIie. Sip, Sip, Surral Wten Hooie'
peltismens itore goloert I Golntpet bar Sonasoile.
Suit oct, mine Banner os Serrerl
@en @arb fiempet tappert for Iorrnmpiues Stl'
ling. SeIp bar ban tiolis os TENT ~paaferoe, cs bans
baanoganene @enb i~treifet iaoig ON Sanooiitrifter'
ne for at itprfe Soft Sroen paa De samle politiite GU
ser. ellie Soneiens norfe apis iatte glibu lite libe1
SID til. IIe Sfanoinaber / Gountpet fit ben gratis til
ienbt, os Soleien par efter ben iibite Spitramrler, ban
fit af Sonas, blet en- blobis 9riser | Normanpiles
I~fraalen6e Scr. Netop MI bolbt ban | Srnaaltunber
paa meo at faa iltano en- grtraloaape at glaoet, iom
ffulbe ie1tbes omfrine etpar Gage fer grtrapalget. Set
bar Nsatbaniel 2euis' Soc ON ct Soup / eaepte Slime,
Set ifuIoe bIi en- rtstig Seniation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10
abeiiet? 8ebbbes lite,
GoIf merfer oct. Sprorip Dem
uteo Tr. Gotparos'
GliOe Tablets.

Ct fpeiiet Gniist bill lite beipere big
meget I9r,ser, bpis bu fadr en- Yatte al
Or. gbiparbs' SIine Sablets. Suoen
1fulbe bespnoe at aarne efterat Su bar
taaet bisie Sabietter nogle faa Gftener.
Stems @lobet, Snbbplbeue % 2eperen
uteb 9r. GbparbS' Slipe Sablets, bet hels
biee SubftthIt for @alorel; Der er alSrlg
noaet SIbebeFnbenbe efterat be tages.
Sr. gbparos' Slibe Sablets roretter
boab Galomel eisr. 90 lieeioa pirfntt9Ss
fulbt, men beres 8irfnine er milo oa
trps, lite beftis pg irriterenbe.
Sngen Der tager Slipe Sablets er no.
aeniinbe bebproet meb "pammel Sr1a9"
onb Ganbe, SeleIie at Slsbbeb, SprltoD'
pelie, tr9s 3eper, baarliet Sune euer
tpeiiet 4nitet.
SIipe SabIets CT en- rem beeetabilit
SammenI9tnine blatloet meo Slipenolie
De tienbes beb lin Slibenfnrpe.
ST.. gbparbs ttlbraete mango Gnr
blanbt Yatienter al9rebne at 2euer> o8
Rapeipeoomme, % Slioe Sablets er bet
meset birfninssfuIbe Reiultut. Sag en-
eler to bper often for en- ll9e. &c boor
meset bebre BIZ er | geftnbenoe pg al
lIbfeenbe. 15c % SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-10

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perst ben burtisite 9iubriu9 for Nsus
~ rolsia, Sciatica os Rbeumuttsrs,
trette WuffIer, fin Rps, 6oritreftelier oS
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Oct letter % brinssr Somfort iitfert %
burtis. On pil ftnbe bet rensli9t cs lite
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

4 discourse never fails to gather several of
those addicted to free information, who saun
ter to an adjacent glass case and fegn to be
examining its contents. gallery Of wide
eyes, gaping mouths and pricked-up ears sur
round the audibly cruditc at the slightest no.
ticc Any ono suspected Of being AN Egypt
oogst would have only to raise his voice to
start miniature subway jam in the tomb Of
Perncb.
It seems to occur TO few to 60 and buy
catalogue although VIC did note chap who
plainly had that intention. lie had been con-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

tcmplating a small statue Of a person bent
over vat, pacardcd "Alan Engaged in Max
ing Beer--2750-2623 B. c." and appeared to
be inspired BY the hope that the catalogue
gave the plans and specifications under which
the person was working
There arc some visitors who neither bor-
row nor buy their comments, but make their
own. Such were the two son'bcr-looking
chaps VIC saw inspecting the mummcs, wrap
pings and mummy cases in Of the later
period Egyptian rooms. We didn't quite
catch their remark, but they referred with
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

might we'll suspect the artistic quality Of the
reflections OF the gentleman with the nose
done in q rich carmine; he has long been
contemplating with sorrow Pierre A. Cots
"'Thc Storm" in which are fleeing Paul and
the diaphanousy robed Virginia. One gets
an inkling Of the gcntlenan's thoughts when
one remembers that this painting along with
"Dana Queen Of the Night" and "Custers
Last Stand" used always to hang in all the
best decorated bars Also irreverent was tho
comment Of the artist VIC took along TO do
the accompanying sketches. Pccrng at Ed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

admiration to the exhibits as either "a great
undertaking" or great undertaking." We
weren't quite sure which.
In The galleries Of paintings the listeners
give place to The lockers These hover around
the casels Of those earnest students engaged
i'm copying the old masters and drive them to
distraction (thc students, not the old masters,
who in their turn probably already have been
driven TO distraction by the students).
1t is doubtful If tho great works Of art in
the museum always arc approached in the
rcvcrcnt spirit in which they arc hung. One
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

Eoosevelts early interest i'll nature is tcstl-
fled to by notes and journals, with some very
clever drawings Of small animals the habits Of
which hc had studied. How many things nc
did, and did wcll The dawn Of athletic abil-
ity, made possible by better health, can be seen
in a record Of 100 yards run in Is seconds
fiat at the age Of seventeen-not bad at All.
Further on, grouped with the account OF an
early trip through the Adirondack Mountains,
arc journals of other of his trips-through Eu-
rope, Syria and Egypt
nlacard board shows photographs or
Rooseyelt's homes: his birthplace, at 2S East
Twentieth Street; residences at Madison, ~ J.'
and Sixtv- second Street and Madison Avenue
New York City; his home Police Commls-
sioner Of New York City at Dobbs Ferry
N. Y. and his Oyster Bay home.
certificate of entrance examinations
nas,ed for Harvard leads off the era OF college
davs. Copies Of various college publications
.re evidence that much Of the famed strenuos-
tv WAS bent on literary effort. A joke IN the
Harvard "Lampoon" of 1877, typically youth
fully Rooscveltian
American, loq.-You arc French, are you
not?
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
By FAIRFAX DOWNEY

l,uglishman-No I'm one better. I'm
al, Englisllman. You are EnglIsh, pre-
sumo?
American-No. I'm one step better; I'm
an American.
Here also arc books which the Colonel wrote
in later life for his alma mater; articles III
Tho Harvard graduates magazine, too, and a
textbook on applied ethics, with a string OF
,.ttars after the authors name-LL D., d. Z.
L., L. II. D., Ph D.
The period when Roosevelt rode the ranges
of Tho West and punched cattle and shot deer
thronoh the Bad Lands has for its mon1entos
chans. snurs. antlers, revolver With the
initials "T. r." carved on its yellowed ivory
handle. and more There is one of the four
known comics of an issue of "The Bad Lands
Cow Boy" which carried an appeal, signed oy
Roosevelt. enthusiastically exhorting the
s+ockmen "to act as a unit and protect their
interests against unjust interference from the
outside" Pictures taken in this period show
the famous glasses and grin so soon 70 be
seized upon by the cartoonists
case holds the khaki uniform Of the
Rough Riders worn by Roosevelt at San Juan
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

win Abbeys beautiful painting Of scene
from King Lear, he praised grudgingy, But
] bet he didn't have to rush that out for any
dramatic page
1t also seemed rather Grass and inartistc
when this artist set about planning out
golf course on the model Of the Acropolis.
In fact, if allows ones self to be in
fucnccd overly by tho remarks aud actions Of
ones fellow visitors to the Metropolitan Nv
scum of Art comes away, and js moved
to rise and inquire, "What is this here nov
Art?"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

don't see any people walking in and looking
around little and going out"
And that is the kind Of "show" it s ono
OF absorbing interest through a slow and care
ful tour Of the room. Since the doors were
opened on January there has been daily
attendance Of moro than 1000. Not even tho
worst weather Of the year, when wadlng vas
GOOD on Fifth Avenue and skating possible
along Forty second Street, cut down the at
tendance greatly. The visitors will increase as
the exhibition becomes more widely known,
and it is estimated that many thousands VIII
"read" the biography in the three months it is
to continue.
First como the baby pictures and letters IN
round. childish hand. A few boyish trophies
probably not one-hundredth as many as ''e
vounp Teddy, like other boys, would have de-
sired to save. if allowed. Then, not inapproPrl-
.t.1v n;ctures of several relatives who aroused
vonnc Roosevelt's nterest-relatives about
uhon, he made it his business to learn ana
later characterized with such lines as my
,,,.,e Jimmie Bullock, was true, old, retired
sea captain, veritable Colonel Ne"com0'
and "Nlv uncle, Irvine Bullock, was niosn'p-
wan IN the Alabama and fired the last gu"
,:.1..~cod from, her batteries in the fight with
the Kearsarge."
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

which the President used to fence with Cen
cral Wood and others. Tributes to the han
ding of the delicate japanese situation appear
in further documents
A Roosevelt and Fairbanks brass campaign
fob and badges usher in the era of the second
term and series Of relics chronicles its
achievements. A letter from the President TO
his brother-inlaw, Douglas Robinson gives a
valuable character sidelight with this excerpt:
"Of course, l will see your friend but let him
be perfectly clear as to what he wants" There
photographs Of the big family that lived
in the White House, with little Quentin, to die
in battle In the sky SO few years later, look
ing very boyish and happy, and reminding the
writer of a boyhood baseball game on the
White Lot behind the White House, with his
team opposing that of the Presidents son.
Then comes the return to comparatively pri-
vate life, with travel abroad. A photograph
shows Oxford undergraduates presenting the
Colonel with teddy bear. A stuffed lion is
trophy Of the African chase. More animals
they are prevalent at this period-and finally
the ill fatcd Bull Moose. The preparedness
note is struck by photograph of the Colonel
and General Wood at the first Plattsburg
training camp.
There are other books and articles that ap-
peared throughout the Colonels life, and one
Al.
they are.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

"% HERE is u biography Oh exhibition in
New York to-day. Yes, "on exhibi-
Il. ton" 1t rccounts life in manner
which would be at onco the envy and
despair Of Plutarch ct al Its style Is most
novel and its illustrations Of great fasclna-
ton-its subject the career Of Theodore Roose-
Wit.
Although the biography is to be found in tbs
New York Public Library 1t is not a book,
. although some Of It's component parts are
glass case to pacard board. from wall case
to picture
Tie biography consists OF probably the
greatest. most varied and complete collection
of Roosevcltana yet assembled. Family
friends and associates all have contributed
their choicest relics The articles displayed
range from typical selections from the multi
<-ade Of letters. books and cartoons appertaln-
Ing to the life Of the Colonel to the Eough
Riders blue bandana and to stuffed African
liur. which the Smithsonian Institution sent.
1t Is The ordered arrangement Of the various
exhibits which lend the right to the title or
biography. The usual Laphazard placements
have been avoided ard the observer, keeping
tho wall of the room to his right finds each
case or board a successive chapter in the LIE
os r. IT, 1t is like trailing his footprints IN
the sands of time"
This is the kind Of show that you 60 all the
/ way through" observed one of the library at
! tendants on duty in the exhibition ROOM gu
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

Hill blue bardanna he wore about his neck, his
can,nai1n hat turned up at the side, his belt
and 9auntlets Near is letter from Roosc-
yet as Assistant Secretary Of the Navy to
Captain Robley D. Evans. An extract from
the letter: " F.. If only tho army were
one-half as ready as the navy we would fix that
whole business in six weeks, before the sick]y
season was we'll under way, but what will hap
pen now I don't know
The central piece of the exhibition is the
Adrian De Groot portrait Of Roosevelt at his
desk. Following on beyond it cartoons and
other evidences Of political campaigns come
thicker. New York Assemblyman, Police Com
missioner, Governor, Assistant Secretary of
the Navy, all pass in kaleidoscope, focusing for
q moment on the Opper cartoon picturing
Roosevelt as steer pursued by Platt cowboys
seeking to brand him as Vice-Presdent The
campaign, election, furry Of newspaper clip
n;nps. the assassination Of President Mckinley
then "The New President Is Being Care
fully Guarded"
The White House is the setting for the next
several groups Of exhibits. Documents reflect
the crusade for forest conservation. The prac-
tice and preaching Of the strenuous life are
represented in pair Of singlestcks with
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
By Fairfax Downey

1N HE railway crossing admouitlon seems
to affect a great many Of the visitors
a to the Metropolitan Museum OF Art.
They stop in front Of an exhibit, look
hlaully at it and listen to whatever remarks
other spectators may make. The last OF
course, is greatly to the annoyance OF the
profcs. iona persons who arc conducting
group of youths a bcNy OF young tad'cs
about The museum. and arc loath to nave so
many deadhcads within their tutoring radius.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

LACE - LACE! - 'Proda Sc
maly domek, vsechno zarizeni,
prave bude dohotoveny, MALE
"a Sc blze vych. 131. ul.; pro
rychly prodej da Sc velmi lev
ne, dale jednorodinny a dvou-
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ci. Haste Sc v els. 1852
Craven Ave. aneb " els. 12406
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

CHCETE FARMU? - Name
velky vyber farem, blize Gle
velandu, ktere Sc vymeni "a
majetek v kteremkoli
okoli. Pfijd'te Sc $ nami po-
raditi. Blizsi sdeli j. F. Neje-
dix & Co., 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway, 1886 - Union
1851 r. (?)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-18

PRODA Sc tfikusovy tapestry
set, "a S25, sici stroj jako no.
w Ia $25; buffet $18; dresser
$12;, library table $40, chiffo-
nier $13; karpet 9x12 So; W.
hfevni kamna ma plyn $40;
kuchynska kamna So; kanape
Sc, postele, kuchynske zafize-
nj a RUNE jine veci, vse velmi
LEVINE. Dovazka zdarma. Hla-
ste sc v Cis. 3343 Fulton Rd.
11-2O
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LASKA.
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Pani Mathisenova tenkrat
rozhod1a Sc tax, re to zabrani-
10 Lucii, aby setrvala We sve
rozumne ddv6re, posuzovala
vztah sve netere k hrabeti. Pan
de Fontenay byl velmi mlad a
velfni svddny, aby byl pripu-
stem do TAX tesne ddv9rnosti a
snad by Sc sluselo, aby mu by
10 dano ma srozumenou, ze jeho
ilavstevy majf byti trochu rid
81. - Ma tento dGvod slecna
Andrimontova ztrnula a nerea
kla ami slova. Pochopila celou
spravnost jeho,, ale nechtela j
pfipustiti. Nevideti jiz Arman-
da, ale jak by mohla Sc toho
zfici? Necinila jeho pritom-
most Lucii zivot snesitelnejsi?
Co by sc 8 nj bez neho stale?
Kdyz prisel. ozafil Sc ddm ra-
dostf; kdyz odesel, vsecek !. Sc
opet ztemnil. Byl nepostrada-
telny a kdyby bylo nutno zfi-
ci Sc jeho mileho pratelstvi, ra
deji by Sc vratila do Ameriky..
Pariz bez neho byla by chmur
| ma smutna.
Kdyby byla meme nevinnou,
byla by Sc Lucie polekala sta
vem sve duse. Ale tato dfvka
byla cistota san1a a netazala
Sc, je-li cit, ktery il tax mocne
vabil k bratranci, pratelstvi
nebo laska. Vedela ma priklad
dobre, ze sc nemdze bez neho
obejiti. A oznamila to pani Ma
thisenove s raznosti, jez udivi-
la dobrou pani tax, re 81 necha
la u sebe vsechny rady, jez Sc
| il chystala dati. A z fanatismu
k zhyckanemu diteti, re stra-
chu pred odporem a bojem, ne
chala il S ocima zavrenyma ma
stoupiti cestu, iez j vedla k
nejtezsim nebezpecenstvlm.
Nastala zima a to byla nej-
st. astnejsi doba pro Lucii. Hra-
be, vrativ sc do Parize, nalezl
prostredek, ably il navstevoval,
trebas jen ma ctvrt hodiny der
Inc. Natazala sc. hog uz. Pficha.
gel usmevavy, sladka slova ma
rtech, stiskl il ruku, uvedl We
die krbu, hovoril, hlavne ma nj
Sc dival. Hodiny letely jako ve
snu a on odchazel, nechavale
"a sebou spokojenost pro ostat
| tex dne. A Lucie, moudrejs
nebo meme zvedava nez Psy
che, nesnazila Sc vniknouti az
tajemstvi, do nehoz Sc Armand
stale hall.
Cely jeji zivot byl tedy klie
ny, usmevny, st'astny, kdyz 81
ma nj pustila hraza a bolest
Pani Mathisenova, zachvacen'
dusnosti, jez nebyla zadrzen'
obvyklym lecenim, citila v n
kolika hodinach, re je j hdfe
Hrabe, povolan depesi, opustl
vsecko, ably Sci povzbuditi a p
moci Lucii, jez silela nepoko
iem. Zdalo Sc, ze prichod pan
de Fontenay prinesl s sebou a
domu stesti. Teta pfisla k sob
a mohla vysloviti nekolik slol
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PRODA Sc krejcovsky zavod,
kde Sc prime ma $500 tydne
pri vydelku 5000. Must byti
prodan k Will rozejiti Sc spo-
lecnikd. Tel. Eddy 994. Ma
leza sc ma vych. 1913. ul. Su-
perior ave. Dale pekarsky OBJ
chod a cukrovinkovy; misto ro-
hove, velmi obchodni. Haste
u Mr.-Zimmermana, mezi 6 a
8. hod. vecer v {. 1912 Kins-.
man Rd. 11-3O
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PRODA Sc pekafsky zavod v
dobrem obchodnim miste, po
pripade Sc vymeni "a privatni
majetek. Must byt prodan ma
sledkem nemoci. Haste sc v
{. 54O7 Lorain Ave. 11-22