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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Idaho State News Items.

Only 23 votes we're cast at the
school election 10 Wallace.
The bee industry Is reported CON-
ing TO the front 10 southern Idaho.
Ceur d'Alene lumber mills have
daily capacity OF $50, 900 feet.
An important galeDa discovery has
been made in the Pine creek district
near Wallace.
Farm crops OF the Pacific north
west show a gain OF S40,734, $40 over
last year or over 5000 for each family.
The Herald. H c. Shaver, editor,
is bright, new semi-weekly news
paper recently started at ST. Maries.
Idaho's production OF lettuce for
1922 has been estimated at 972 cars,
according to a report from the bureau
of agricultural economies.
A. @. White who recently lost bis
sawmill plant at Laclede by fire. has
purchased the idle plant OF the Dover
Lumber company near Standpoint, and
will operate there. The purchase
price was Sl25, 600.
During the recent windstorm
hundreds of big trees killed by the
1910 fire were blown down in the
Independence creek section OF
Shoshone county Hardly standing
tree was left 10 the burned area.
Hunted since August 4, and suffer
ing from exposure and starvation, Joe
Farri, charged with the murder OF
Joe Marsden at Herrick, with whom
he had disputed over wages, was
captured without resistance Sept. 10
while skulking through the timber.
VIM. MacWhirter. a timber cruiser,
brought Farri to st. Maries. Farr1
says he shot Marsden 10 fit OF anger
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Mica Flats.

Ruth Ninette Hahn, 26, died at
her home on Wallace street, Occur a.
Alepe, Sept. 6. after lingering
Illness OF two years following influen-
"a. During the war she was 10 the
government service at Washington,
D. c., and there contracted the sick
ness which shortened her life.
Arrested near Cocolalla, rancher,
David Ostorne, and his son, Earl,
were placed in the county jail in
default Of security bonds OF $500 eacn
or cash bonds of $500 each. Both are
charged with manufacturing liquor.
The arrests were made by two federal
agents and Deputy Sheriff Johnson
of Kootenai county and Deputies
Decker and Malkson Of Bonner
county. They found the Illicit sui
on the Osborne ranch.
The report Of timber cut from the
National Forests for the fiscal year
ending July /, 1922, as reported by
the district Office of the forest service
at Missoula, Montana, was ll2,6os,-
600 board feet, according to informa-
tion received at headquarters here for
the Cnur d'Alene and St.Joe national
forests. The stumpage value received
nv the government for this timber
was 1856, 800, which is an average
price for the timber on the stump or
So % per thousand
The various schools OF the CGur a.
Alene district opened with an aRgre-
gate enrolment of 1865 pupils. a
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. DANNY are
leaving for California to reside
Thorne Macarthur was fined 30 ano
costs in police court for drunkenness
The cannery has been packing
tomatoes and pears at the rate Oh
car load day.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
SPIRIT LAKE

Walter Hyde of Blanchard was run
over by the ice truck and seriously
injured.
A motor party saw a black bear 10
the road two miles from Spirit Lake.
After viewing the oncoming car a
moment the animal turned back into
the woods.
Chief Larrabee's bicycle was fou nd
in the lake with both tires cut.
The schools opened with total
enrolment of 292. Nine teachers are
employed in the grades and four in
the high school.
H. H. Kratochvil, Louis Larson,
Mary H. Prndle, Effie M. Schurch
and Geo. 1. Falls were elected school
trustees.
Johnson & Bungay of Spokane
have purchased l6O acres Of timber
land miles east of town from Walter
Locking.
The report of Harry H. VanFossen.
city treasurer, shows receipts $l3, 1913,
disbursements 1851, and registered
warrants $lS8l, for the period ended
August 81.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
Board ReOrsanized. Hears Re-
ports.

At the school board meeting
Monday night, Mrs. Clara Frank
lin and Mr.. c. F. Lathrop were
sworn in as trustees and the board
organized by reelecting Grant
Sheffield chairman; ]. R. M. Culp,
clerk, and R. E. Young, treasurer.
Current bills for supplies, pub
fishing, and light, water and phone
rent, etc., were allowed amounting
to sI5I.
Superintendent Shern made
report on the plans outlined for
work in the grade and high schools
and stated that the enrolment in
the first week was Ie6. The high
school has 81; 9th grade, II; 9TH,
I8; 9th, II; 5th, III; 4th, 10; 3rd,
ID; 2nd, IS; first, II.
The clerk was appointed to take
the school census; also to request
the village board to adopt regula-
tions against contagious diseases
to the end that school may not be
interrupted by a possible epidemic
during the term.
The clerk read a list of the
teachers employed showing a
salary list, including janitor, OF
S14,oIo for the term.
The question of auditing the
books was discussed
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
COUNTY VALUE CUT
Figures Show Million Dropped
From Rolls.

Ceur d'Alene, Idaho. The val
uation of Kootenai county property
for this year was reduced to $17,-
344, 88a.o4, 81, o86, 688. o6 below
the valuation Of 1921, according to
the certificate of assessment and
valuation by the state board OF
equalization received by c. O.
Sowder, county auditor, from E.
G. Gallet, state auditor.
"The reduction in value will
increase the tax rate, providing
the same levies are made this year
as last" said Mr.. Sowder.
The main decrease in the utili-
ties was that of the Washington
Water Power Co., with a reduce
ton of $50, 287.
The value of real property in the
county this year is given as SII,-
7Io, $1,000 as compared with
$I2, 42o, 37o.45 last year. Rail-
roads with a valuation of 81, 221,-
o68. 90 remain the same as last
year. Telephones show slight
decrease with $2oI, oo3 so as COM
pared with $2oI, 5o4. SO for last
year. Telegraph also shows a
decrease with s47,o25 SO this yesr
as compared with S47,758 AZ.
Power lines were reduced to
s1.145,3I3.oo from $I,I83, 10000
of last year. Car companies are
assessed this year at SI2, 5o8.I5 as
against SI7, goo 48 the year before
and Pullman cars were reduced TO
Sc, 345 40 from 81, 568.2I.
Kootenai county's share OF the
state taxes on this years assess
ment of real property and utilities
amount to So8, I2I.I8, which must
be included in the county levy and
raised and forwarded to Boise at
the usual time. This amount is
for the following purposes:
General state tax S65, ,O43 %
General int. & sinking fund 3,239 60
Public building tax 5,434.s0
State highway tax l5,6l0.4o
State highway bond redemp. 7,63i.76
Predatory animal tax l52.ll
Sheen inspection tax $4,000
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Caught Booze Runner.

Ceur d'Alene, Sept. ga man by.
the uame OF Frank James. new
Studebaker car and 13 cases Of boot
leg whiskey were brought to CGur d.
Alene Friday night by federal
agent, from Boomers Ferry, where
James was captured by the chief OF
police.
On receipt Of word that James was
on bis way to Bonners Ferry from the
Canadian line, the BonDers Ferry
chief drove his sedan TO a narrow
place on the road north Of the city
and placed it cross wise, filling the
road, and waited until l:30 Friday
morning when James came alo0g.
James says he would have knocked
the sedan off the road IL he had had
his chains on, according to. Deputy
Sheriff Johnson at the county jail
where James was confined Saturday.
A preliminary hearing was neld
soon after the arrival here or the
federal agent and his prisoner, before
u. S. Commissioner l.. M. Larson,
and bond was set at $500 cash.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Ramsey-CaTwOOd Schools.

The newly elected directors OF
Independent school district No. ~
(Ramsey- Garwood) are Chas. A..
Johnson and VIM. Dittmer for year
term; Herman Lentz and John Fifer.
Q years; Frank Johnson and Oscar
Authepreitb. one year. The board
Organized bv electiDg Frank John
son, chairman; Chas. A. Johnson,
clerk. and Oscar Anthenreith,
treasurer.
School has opened with MIS-.
Richardson teacher 10 the new build :
ing at Ramsey and H. L. Burnham
teacher in the building at Garwood.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Extend Soldier Rights.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The house
Of representatives today passed house
joint resolution No. 1SO by Represen-
tative French, providing for extend
ing the privileges touching land
settlement, that the French bill OF
two years ago granted to soldiers
of the World War, to other American
soldiers who enlisted In the armies OF
the Allies.
The measure will give to such
soldiers the privilege OF applying the
period of their service In lieu OF
residence under the homestead law.
and will also give them preferential
right OF go days for fling under The
homestead law.
Speaking OF the resolution Mr..
French said 10 part: my attention
was called to the necessity OF this
legislation through few cases that
arose 10 Idaho. The flrst one was
that OF a Occur d'Alene boy who
enlisted with the Canadian army
prior to the United States entering
the war. He was member Of the
flying corps. was shot down, recovered
from his wounds and was restored to
citizenship. Another case was that
of soldier from Lewiston, Idaho,
who was not able, on account Of his
age, to get into the American army.
He tried his best, but our standards
were too high. This soldier was SO
determined to have part In the war
that at his own expense he went TO
France, Joined the French army. and
served to the end"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
w0RLEY

Thirty four votes were cast at the
school election in Worley. l. Daniels
was elected and Lance Kellough and
G I. Breeden tied for second place
with 20 votes each.
An Odd Fellow lodge was institute
ed on Sept. 13, the degree team OF
Plummer having charge of the Work.
A camp of Modern Woodmen Is 10
be organized soon.
The receat storm did some damage
to orchards.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
HARRISON

Andrew Knutsen carried off
nun ber of agricultural prizes at the
Spokane Interstate fair.
The Harrison Meat market has
changed hands, Mr.. Crumley selling
to Peter Jensen and two sons.
More than $50 boy scouts attended
the summer camp on Diamond lake
this year.
W Russell and Josephine Corskie
were elected school trustees. There
was a contest between two factions
aud 1856 votes were cast.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

VIM. Grey is marshal aud George
Thomas water commissioner.
The Appleway paving contractors
have opened bank of lne sand near
Atlas, Of high grade for Flushing
work.
B. G. Wood wants his land set out
Of the corporate limits.
The apple crop is heavy
F. R. Mccormick and ALI Webster
were elected school trustees Twenty
one votes were cast.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
Delinquent Property.

Only three pieces, of Rathdrum
property are includedfn the county
list of real estate delinquent for taxes
since 1919 and the time for redemp-
tion of which expires next January
These are Lot II, block J; LoCs ! Q
and 10, block i; and Lots anu =
block II, Brown Park addition
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15

This years important farm crops
in the United Sta'es will be worth
Sc, 900, 900, 900, or sl,25o,OO 100000
more than the crop Of the previous
wear, according to the latest Official
forecast.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15
old SHACKS MUST co
Raard Fixes Levy More Side
walks Ordered.

I<OuONAsA--o
ordering new concrete walks con
,,ructed, taking steps to enforce
strict quarantine on cases OF con-
tagious disease, passing an oroi-
.,ce against battery, instructing
,he attorney to draft ap ordinance
licensing public dances, hxlng the
.,v lew. and allowing bills to the
amount of $757.S4 including $3.50
for $50 feet of 4-inch iron water
nine. constituted in briet the ousl-
nsse transacted by the Rathdrum
village board Tuesday night.
One of the buildings condemned
and ordered torn down is the frame
structure situated on Mill street
inst south of the Skinner block. In
its time this building has done
service as hotel, lodge hall, i'm
plement and furniture store but IN
recent years has become shack
open to vagrants, rendezvous Tor
straying children and a menace to
the public safety. The other build
ing that must 60 is the ice house
of the old Club saloon which once
stood on the corner opposite the
bank. 1t is also a shack and has
been pronounced a menace to the
health and safety of the public.
In view of the occasional appear
ance of smallpox cases in the
vicinity, the board voted to require
physicians to promptly report
cases of contagious disease to the
village clerk so that the names
may be given the marshal and
strict quarantine thereby enforced.
1t was pointed out that unless
strict measures are taken an
epidemic might ensue which would
necessitate the closing of the
schools. All good citizens are ex-
pected to cooperate in the effort to
prevent the spread of disease in
the community.
Steps were taken to enforce the
order issued last winter requiring
the Milwaukee Railway company
to replace its wooden walks with
concrete. The marshal was IN
structed to order individuals to
comply with sidewalk notices.
The ordinance against battery
provides for fine of from 81 to
$Ioo. A dance license of about
$3 payable in advance to cover
expense of police supervision is TO
be required in an ordinance to be
passed at the next meeting.
The town tax levy was fixed at 10
mills, the legal limit, and the clerk
was authorized to certify the levy to
the county auditor.
Water rent for each family occnpy-
log rooms 10 the brick blocks was
nxed at ST. per month.
The subject of registration for the
bond election was brought up when 1T
was reported that some people were
under the impression that they did
not have to register. Membe Of the
BOARD said they would see voters they
Know and urge prompt registration at
tae clerks office. Registration closes
sept. % at 9 p. IN. Only taxpayers
may register and vote at the election,
which occurs Sept. 26.
Bills allowed:
R.Satchwell, marshal salary,
labor and expenses S 63.29
tribune, publishing bond ordi-
nance, call for bids. etc. 81 50
L. ). Nash. wood for park camp 5
y. Malauya, unloading pipe
Carroll Coon, !" !
hughes & Co., iron pipe, ETC., 565.6 60
Rathdrum Elec. Co.. lights 81 90
iot. util, Co., phone rent 8,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-15

The government has sold 22o
wooden ships of the war fleet 10
San Francisco contractor for $3.50, 600.
They cost $500, 900, 600. but were use'
less and heavy expense to the gov
erument after the close of the war.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-28

vstav, otevrel dvere do vedlej-
81 kancelafe a zavolal solicita-
tora, ably k nemu sci.
"Vyved'te tohohle pana ven
ma cerstvy vzduch," povidal
studene, ukazuje ma Leinera a
|chystal Sc odejiti.
Scenerie sc obratila jako "a
zrakem. z nafoukaneho hod-
nostare Sc stal pokorny pro-
sebnik, ktery napred zkousel
citem advokata pohnouti, ably
one drze zene, jez no krive
obvinila, domluvil. Potom ma
razeje ma skalu, zacal povolo-
vat malou nahradu a smlouval
Sc. Vzdyt' takova ami nevi, CO
je cest, vzdala-li Sc jemu, byla
by Sc vzdala jinemu, treba ce-
ledinovi. A dite kdo vi, ci We
skutecnosti jest, to jen ma kne
re Sc vsecko sveze.
''Za ctvrt hodiny mann stani,
do te DOLBY muslin byti hotov,"
rekl mu advokat chladne a po-
dival sc ma hodinky. ''Zava-
zete te, re date Petronile Klou
ckove diva tisice zlatych a jeji-
mu synovi take tolik a to be-
hem osmi dnG, nebo bude ma
vas podana zaloba ma uznani
vaseho otcovstvi, jez ona pfi-
SEINE dosvedci a opis zaloby
bude poslan vasi konsistofi.-
Nam dati napsat vasi smlouvu
nebo zalobu?"
"Ja to tedy DAM" pravil s
povzdechem. "Kdybych to byl
vedel, nikdy by mi byla nesme
la pres prah fairy prekrociti,"
dodal vztekle.
"Uz vam nevkroci." usmal Sc
advokat a zavolav solicitatora,
zacal diktovati prohlaseni Lei
nerOvo.
Neopomenul 81 pocitati i sve
vylohy a nikdy no zadne peni-
re, jez "a pravni poradu bral,
tax netesily, jako ty, ktere
Leiner S krvacejicim srdcem
kladl ma still.
Jeste sc radost Petroncina
ami neuklidnila, kdyz pan de-
kan eta jednoho rama We SVEN
pokoji noviny, obJevil sc "a E.
YOU kuchyni.
"Vis co je noveho?" ptal Sc
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veka nekdy omrzf zivot, a Re
ten zivot vlastni rukou odhodi
jako nesnesitelne brine. A
kdyz jsem tn premyslel o samo
te SVEN osudu, bylo mi tax
teskno v dust a vcera jsem 81 sli
bill, re ueinim jeste posledni po-
kus, abych Sc vymknul re spa
ri bidy. Co to melo byti, to
vam nepovim."
A "a chvili putoval Linda S
List st'anskym do Prahy.
Vypravel svemu priteli upri-
mne o vSech episodach sve kri
zove cesty, ale vypravel 0 mich
jake o vecech minulych, v dd.
we're, re nikdy vice uz sc nevra
ii. A kazdym krokem ma ceste
Ia lepsim zivotem bledly v du-
81 JehO pOnure ty ODraZky Dldy
vytrpene, rostly move nadeje,
a 'ac mrazivy vitr slehal mu do
vyhublych, bledych tvari, zda-
10 Sc mu, jakoby dech jara jej
ovanul, onoho jara tepleho, v
nemz pucf kvety nadeje pocti-
We prace a lepsiho zivota.
Nadherny zavod jiz otevren.
List'ansky vessel napred, po-
zdravil, "a MIN Linda.
Druzina obchOdnihO pomoc-
nictva tusila, koho List t'ansky
privadi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-28

Evy ma jeho vrascite tvari
mihal Sc jeden z jeho sibal-
skych dsmevI, ktere jej chilly
tax milym. "Pockej, ia ii to
prectu: Vyznamenani. Vele-
ddstojny pan Alois Leiner, "a
slouzily farar, horlivy knee,
byl "a sve zasluhy a "a pri-
kladnou svou cinnost v duchov
mi sprave jmenovan vikariat-
MIN sekretarem."
A najednou Sc rozesmal, az
mu size tekly. Smala Sc Eva,
a small Sc take Jan, kdyz do
mi prisel, cetl zpravu.
"Vidis, tax Sc musi umet v
tom chodit," rekl pan dekan.
"Takovy Vladykove, jako ty,
k vyznamenani neprijdou." T,
"a prijdou," ozvala Sc Eva
ohnive. "Jednou pride chvi-
lie. kdy Jan Vladyka dojde cti,
"a kterou sc stydeti nemusi. A
kdyby nadennikem byl, je mi
jeho duse a charakter tislckrat
'milejsi, nez takova nizka duse
ILeinerova. Ostatne on uz sve
'vyznamenani ma, zivi zenu a
zivi sve dive deti, k nimz sc
poctive hlasi. Kolik takovych
VladykG Sc najde?"
Pan dekan usm:vaje Sc, pa
tril Sc zalibenim ma kvetouci
tvar Evinu potom vstav, sci
do sveho pokoje.
"Proc jsem ia byl takovym
slabochem, ze jsem otalel,
kdyz mi B6h poskytoval pri-
lezitost?" hucel 81 bolestne pro
sebe. con zije a ia jen zivo-
I'll. Ale diky Bohu, re jsem
oba nasel a re nezajdu jako O.
pusteny kun, ktery cely zivot
pracoval a ma koMec padne a
nikdo po mem ami nezaplace.
Ne oni zde oplacou to vim a
ia ami tam nahore jich neopu-
stim."
Pohnute 81 pochodil, posteskl
vracel sc tam, kde v cistem
zapalu hofel st'astny zivot
dvou srdci, jimz byl zakon bo-
III zakon sv6domi vyssi, nez
tvrdy a necitelny zakon tohoto
sveta.
KONEC.
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"Ano, ale dosud spi."
"No, tuhle dobu uz by mohl
vstavat," dival Sc ma hodinky,
'leda re by snad prisel pozde
domG."
"Domu prisel k veceru, ale
pozde sci spat."
"Vzbud'te jej."
Sramkova veSla do pokojiku,
vzbudila Lindu. Nejaky pan
pry Sc tn pta po mem.
"Jaky pan? Jak sc jmenu-
je?"
ga nevim."
"JaIk vyhlizi?"
"Jako vyhlizel dfiv, dokud
jsme slouzili pospolu," volal po
otevrenymi dvermi host do po-
kojiku, "jsem List'ansky, pa
ne Lindo - jen nedelejte zad-
nych zvlastnich priprav ku pri
jeti me vzacne osoby."
A "a feci dosel ku dverim a
kfyz vysla Sramkova, vessel
bez zvlaStniho zvani dal.
Linda uz stal oblecen.
"Uz vas hledam diva dny
pane Lindo," podaval staremu
priteli ruku, "nekdo rikal, ze
! bydlite ma Vinohradech, jinJ
Ease tvrdil, ze jste venku, al
, vcera vecer mluvil jsem v no
stinci Sc znamym, ktery mnt
ujist' oval, re vami jel kl
:, Praze' vlakem re bydlite ns
; Zizkove. A taky jsem vas II
nalezl."
Linda byl rozpacich, zdal
! a jak Sc ma ptati po ucelu tai
nalehave navst6vy. Nechal tt
otazky a jen Sc omlouval, ze '
takovem, neporadku. a tax ne
: pripraven must prijati sveh,
: pritele.
"Myslil jsem, re jste dawn
: We sluzb6." povldal List ansky
"a sice v miste TAX skvelem, Z
: jste ma davneho soudruha zee
: la zapomnel. Ami radky user
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I { N A
KONEC.
ROMAN
Napsal DR.. j. l.. Hrdina.

cd vas neobdrzel, ac jsem We
del, re znate muj pobyt. Az
pred n6kolika dny dozvedel
jsem Sc, re jste stale bez mi
sta, a re marne o misto Sc ucha
zite. Mohu-li vam poslouziti, u
strojte Sc, nehledejte niceho a
pojd'te Sc mnou."
"Kam?"
tx nam do naSeho zavodu. u
cetni mas Sc roznemohl, neni ma
dele, ze by Sc brzy vratil, - Sc
souchotinami Sc d6laji spatne
kontrakty, a lekar vzkazal Sc
fowl, re lcetni ztezka Sc vrati
k chnzi po ulici, najisto pax ze
Sc nevrati ku kniham. Sef ma
starosti o nahradni silu, byl
mi povdecen, kdyz jsem mu
rekl, re bych odporucoval vas.
Dal mi volno, abych vas vyhle
/ dal. Prace je ovsem dosti, vice
nez bylo u UlmanI, ale sluzne
je praci zcela primereno. Osm
desat zlatek mesicne, novoroc-
ne rovna Sc mesicnimu platu, V
lete ma kazdy u mas dovolenou
nejmene ma deset dni, -"
Linda neposlouchal. Rychle
Sc umyl, prevlekl, a ami by byl
nesnidal, kdyby no List ansky
nebyl upozornil, re tax velike-
no spechu neni prece treba.
"Vy dobry clovece, Wy spaso
moje,"
"Nasnidejte Sc pane Lindc
a pujdeme."
ia tomu nemohu verit, -
stale mi pripada vse jako po
kracovanl snu, nehoz jsen
byl vyrusen."
: "Nechte reci, vzdyt' celia We.
je tax pfirozena, ia jsem rad
re budeme Ease spolu pod jed
, nOu StrechOu'
, Gale 'podekovat vam muslin
; a rici vam muslin take, re u;
: jsem byl ma pokraji zoufalstvi
! W Sc pranic nedivim, ze Clio
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PRODA Sc majetek O 5ti a.
krech domem (Cottage) o 4
svetnicich, sklep, Filtrovana
cisterna, zdarma plyn pro dum
a RUNE zarizeni. Naleza sc ma
Hathaway Allotmentu v Maple
Heights Township z Turney
Rd., blize Dunham rd. Haste
Sc u A. j. Carter, r. !, Bedford
O. 8-29
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V dobrem poradku 4-rodin-
ny dunn blize Broadway a E.
SIS. ul. Pfinasi $50 mesicne a
jest stale pronajat. Cena jest
$4,000. Vymeni sc tez "a men,
81 venkovni misto S domkem u
mesta. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ptejte sc ma
Mr.. Stukbauera. 8-28
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PRIME Sc devce v striznim
obchode, ktere by 81 pralo ma
byti obchodniho vzdelani a
zkuSenost V prodavani. Snad-
ne, stale a prijemne zamestna-
nj pro divku, ktera ma vlohy
q naklomost k obchodu. Ia
Slete prihlaSku do administra-
ce tohoto listu, pod znackou
l.. K. aneb ucinte dotaz telefo-
nem Union II r. 3?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnikI a
ruznych potreb. Tydni; pro-
del $4OO. Naleza sc proti Car
Station a je pri n6m pekny byt
o 4 pokojich. Haste Sc v els.
1881 st. Clair Ave., vezmete
Nottingham karu. So
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PRAvA LACE.

5 pokojI a tile bath, sprcha
ma jednom poschodi, bungalow
tvrde podlahy finis, elektri-
ka, vyhfevni pee a skrine ma
knihy, china kabinety, horkou
vodou vytapeny, garage pro 2
auta, blize kary a skoly v Cor
lett. Pro rychly prodej pouze
$4,000. Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway. Ptejte sc ma
Robt. KOhOuta. 8-28
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PRODA Sc bungalow ma zap.
46. ul. blize Sackett ave. "a
$4,000. Je tam 5 pokoju kou-
pelna a ostatni pristenky. Do
bre okoli, Je to lare, pak-li bu-
de rychle prodan. Lehke splat-
ky. Haste Sc v els. 5O02 Cl.Ik
ave. Tel. Hemlock 1880 8-28
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MUSfM PRODAT velmi pekny
lot ma vych. AZ. ul. u Washing
ton Park Blvd. Vcda, plyn, ka
nal, elektrika, vse zaplaceno.
Cena $500. Hotove $500, O.
statni ma splatky. Haste Sc v
els. 1852 belmont Ave. Tel.
CART. 4811 w. 8-31