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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
ANOTHER LINK IN
ROMANCE OF INDIANS

Another chapter started in the Yu-
ma Indian Reservation romance Sat
urday, when Estella Bread filed suit
for divorce from Grover Bread on a
charge of extreme cruelty and named
Il woman resident of the Reservation
as correspondent.
In her complaint, Estella states she
and Grover were married at the Fort
Yuma Indian agency in 1910 under the
laws of Arizona, and have two child
rem, Josephine, II years cid, and Viii
lie 10 years old, both now in the In
dian school at the reservation Bread,
she alleges, refused to support her the
greater part of their married life and
continually abused her. Eventually he
left her to live with the other woman.
No mention smade of Gerald Dew
ey, another Yuma Indian, to whom
Estella was married in this city by
Judge Mayfield last August, afte,
Bread told her he had been divorced
from her. When the Deweys returned
to the reservation, Bread said he had
never been divorced from Estclla. Ger
aid Dewey therefore secured an annu
ment of his marriage to Estella II few
weeks ago. Providing Estella secure,
"A divorce from Bread, she and Gcralt
plan to be remarked as soon as the de
cree is made final, according to tn,
statement filed by Dewey in his ap
plication for annument.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
Home Demonstration
Will Continue Work
Here, Homes Listed

The home furnishing demonstrations
will continue all this week with Miss
Jessie Decker specialist in charge. All
women attending the meetings should
come for all day. The first one Is
held today in the Northend- -Calipatria
districts. The first of the day will
be at the home of Mrs. Alice Nivia at
10 a. m. In the afternoon, the members
will see the demonstrations at the
home of Mrs. A, l.. Miller.
Tuesday, at 10 "a. m, the specialist
will give demonstrations at Mrs. kuhns
in the Magnolia Mulberry Center, and
in the afternoon, at the home of Mrs
w. Jones.
Wednesday,, demonstrations will be
carried on in the Mt. Signal Center
at the homes of Hrs c. w. Brockman,
10 II. m, and Mrs. w. Brandenburg in
the afternoon.
Thursday, the forenoon demonstra-
ton will be at the home of Mrs W.J.
Carleton, Alamitos Center; the after
noon demonstration will be at the home
of Mrs. Zclia Foe, Meloand.
Friday, at 10 Il. m, an all day meet
ing of project leader school in home
furnishings with Miss Decker. Chair
man and project leaders in each center
must be present Bring note books.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
JUDGES SUPPORT
FOR LAWYER BILL

Endorsement of Proposition 81, on
the ballot to be voted November Z,
is given by both judges of the Imperial
County superior court in the following
statements given to the Press today:
1--WE are heartily in favor of, and
endorse Proposition "a on the ballot
TO be voted November T. Thjssprohib.
its corporations and unlicensed indi
viduals from making it business TO
practice law. II expressly recognizes
the right of any person to prepare anv
ordinary conveyance or business agree
ment, and give advice incidental there
TO. Any person may draw Il deed
lease, note or ordinary business con
tract, either for himself or his neigh
Der. Similar laws are now in force in
"a states.
1--WE are in sympathy with the OBJ
jects of this proposition, which is to
prevent the practice of law by crooks
who have been debarred by the Courts
from the practice of law, and would
like to see every one vote eyes -
thereon.
"Franklig J. Cole
an. w. Conkling. -
Both judges also endorse PROPOSE
tions One and Three in behalf Of leg
islaton to assist war veterans, in the
following statements:
Vote YES on Proposition ONE and
TREE and you will thereby afford war
veterans an opportunity to secure
farms or homes Of their own at Il low
rate of interest and on easy long time
payments.
cit il not gift or Il bonus.
"'YOu do not increase taxes but mere
iy extend the States credit to help
the veterans help themselves and also
to build up the community in which
they live.
"Franklin j. Cole
"M. w. Conkling.'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
STRONG SENTIMENT
AGAINST LAWYERS
AMENDMENT NO. "a
Bankers, OlLer Business
Men Oppose Bill Claiming
Cause Monopoly

Straw votes taken in every part OF
the state indicate II two-to-one senti
ment against proposition No ~ on to-
morrow S ,balot--generally known as
the Lawyers Bill, according to word
Hiram j. WambOd, special represent
ative of the California Bankers for
Southern California.
1.-THE fight against the Lawyers ,
Bill, No. % has drawn support from
every class of business peoplein the
state, Wanbold asserts. Every
class but one--the lawyors--thc only
ones favoring this obscure and indef-
mite piece OF legislation.
'Thc California Bankers Association
twice has unanimously declared that
the public interest demands the de-
mands the defeat of No. "a The State
Federation of Labor unanimously de
prccates the bill, declaring il plot
to establish an air tight lawyers mon
Opoly.' In the north, the Civic League
of improvement Clubs and Associations
has urged its members to defeat the
measure and - local realty boards,
81 daily newspapers, $50 weekly news
papers, the California State Grange
and the Big Four Railroad Brotherhood
are all openly urging Vote 2l 40 .
1.-The battle of these important bod
les, with which are joined scoles of
women S clubs and social organizations
is not against the bar but against |.
measure which no one understands full
~ but which threatens to hamper ev-
cry business man and woman in Calf
ornia and make the law more compli-
Gated and more costly.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
GOVERNMENT WILL
BACK CULTURE OF
DATES IN VALLEY
Specialist to Locate Six
Test Plots Here: to
Eradicate Scale

Frank A. Thackery, specialist in
south western agriculture in the gov
ernmont- bureau of plant indqstry, was
in the valley last week in the special
interest Of date culture.
Accompanied by F. w. Waite, county
horticultural commissioner, and A. j.
Shamil, Indio, specialist in eradication
of date scale, Mr.. Thackery visited the
orchards of the entire valley, including
the old date farm east of Ilebcr where
there are a few trees still standing.
The primary object of the visit of
MIR. Thackcry and Mr.. Shamil was to
look it over with a view to locating
at least six test plots for experimental
purposes. The idea is to so locate
these plots that all conditions of soil
and climate may be tested to discover
the best locations i'll the valley for
date culture, rs well as to find the
varieties best adapted to this section.
Ten or fifteen varieties are to be
used in the experiment. the government
to furnish the shoots to farmers, who
will enter into agreement to properly
care for the orchards. The test will be
from one to three acres in size, with
50 trees set to the acre. The orchard
will of course belong for all time to the
farm where the experiment is carried
on.
A complete check up is to be made
of al imported offshoots in the valley
with Il view of discovering any scale
that may be detected ON them and
TURNER'S will persist till every bit of
this scale has been completely eradicat-
ed.
There is every reason to believe that
Imperial County is to become the cen
ter of great date industry, and the
government is showing its willingness
to see that it is started just right
Mr.. Waite will bend every effort to
secure the location of a United States
experiment station in this section, and
believes that if all will work together
Congressman Swing can secure the nee
essary appropriation for the station.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
Kaiser Makes First
Trip Out; Bride Is
Happy as Kaiserin
BY FERDINAND JAIN


Copyright 1922, by United Frcss)
DOORN Holland, Nov. 6.-E&Kaiscr
Wilhelm, just married, left Castle
Doom for the first time in months to-
day but he left his bride behind him.
Wilhelm, up carly this morning after
his marriage to Princess liermine, mot
ored from the castle to Amerafort sta
tion, accompanying his sister-in-laW,
who was returning to Germany.
Back to Doorn House, the eXempor-
or warmly greeted his bride who by
this time had put in an appearance
and the couple apparently most happy
too walk about the grounds.
The pomp ana splendor with whicn
Niihelm surrounded himself upon the
occasion Of his second wedding could
not suffice to stretch whit the mar
row confines within which he and the
new mistress of the House of Hohen-
zolcrn must spend the first few days
of their married life.
Walls, surmounted by barbed wire
entanglements, kept i'll the honey
mooners just certainly as they kept
out the journalists and cameramen dur
ing the ceremony yesterdays \ space
about a mile and II half in circumfer-
ence is all in which Wilhelm and Her
mine have to roam.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSE

MENDEZ- G AITTAN - Mike Men,
dez, 2l years old, native of Mexico
resident of Calexico; Mabel Galttan,
10 years old. native of California, res
ident of Calexico. -
Observation-Disclosures VII
lega, "a years old, native of Mexico,
resident of Calexico; Maria Casaiey,
II years old, native of Texas, resi-
dent of Calexieo.
CAMPOS ROBINSON - Lamberro
Campos, 80 years old, native OF Mex
icol resident Of FL Centre; Beatree
Robinson, ~ years old native of Mex
leo. resident of FL CentrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06

over the state who are interested Ill
the development of California 5 waste
lands are endeavoring to arouse the
voters to the necessity for voting
against this measure prohibiting special
laws.
At an informal conference of citizens
concerned in the development of asri-
cultural lands held here Saturday ana
Monday, it was pointed out that most OF
the reclamation districts of the state
have either been created or validated
by special act; that the Los Angeles
County Flood Control District was so
created, and that already insistcnt de
mand is being made from various parts
of the state for special acts creating
irrigation and storage districts.
If the supreme court should, for any
reason, declare unconstitutional the
Water Storage District Act, passed by
the legislature in 1921, i'll all probabil-
itv the farmers of the upper San Joa-
quin Valley will ask for Il special law
to create a district for the purpose of
impounding the waters of the San Joa-
quin River for irrigating the lands of
MADEIRA, Merced, Fresno and Stanislaus
counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
PROPOSED LAWS
FOR GUN SALES
GOOD MATLOCK
Stringent Laws Planned
Will Prevent Sale
WithOui Permit

More stringent laws relative TO the
sale of firearms have bene proposed
by the police officials in California
in an effort to prevent crimes result
inc from the indiscrimnate sale OF
deadly weapons, according to report
of recent conference between police
officials.
In discussing the proposed changes,
Chief MatIock of the FL Centre police
department said Friday that it is felt
the present laws do not sufficiently
prevent those desiring to purchase
weapons for criminal purposes from
obtaining them Under the present
law. all sales of firearms must be re-
ported to the police by the party
making the sale, including deserip-
ton of the gun purchased and OF the
person TO whom the gun is sold. This
information is filed in the police rec
ords.
Under the, proposed law, the display
Of firearms for sale would be prohib-
tied and those desiring to purchase
weapon would first be required to OBJ
tain n permit from the chief of police
after giving good reason for desiring
to make the purchase.
Chief Matlock said many shooting
affrays m California have occurred
because it is possible for man to
purchase a gun while in fit of anger
against somebody whom he has real
or fancied grievance. If such per-
son was required to present himself
to the authorities first before he could
obtain a gun, it would help to lessen
shooting crimes, in the opinion of
police officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06
AMENDMENT NO. Sc :
ENDANCERS STATE
LAND DEVELOPING
Prohibits Special Laws For
Land Reclamation and
Flood Control

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ga serious
check to the development of irrigation
and reclamation projects in California
is foreseen by men prominent in irriga-
tion and reclamation work should SEN
ate Constitutional Amendment No. SO
be adopted by the voters ON November
I. This measure, No. 2l on the ballot,
entitled, Prohibiting Special Laws,
provides that no irrigation, reclamation,
drainage or flood control districts shall
be created by special act of the legia-
lature.
1t was not generally known that this
proposed amendment had been submit
ted until the recent distribution of the
pamphlet containing the amendments.
Since the issuance of the pamphlet a
few days ago men and women from all
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-06

Fort Collins, Colo-Game Warden J..
l.. Gray must appear on a charge OF
shooting ducks on II lake without per
mission of the property owner.
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a Eva by byla radeji 0 samote.
Jejl srdce sc mohlo roZskoci-
ii nepokojem, nzkosti a stare
sti a nynl musila konati povin
nosti hospodyne naproti pfitel
kyni, svoji uzkost a rozcilenl
potlaGiti a zdati sc veselou, bez
starustnou. Tato napJatost' il
hnetla.
Flora vyhledavala cd pocat-
ku krise S Wredowem napadne
Evu. Prirovnavala K sobe zumy
sine stav Evin a svuj, nebot'
domnivala Sc sdileti stejny c.
sud s nejvznesen6jsim devce-
TEN aristokracie New Yorske.
Ovsem, jeji jiz vefejne prohla
Seny zenich byl dopaden pfi
GNU, kdezto Jan byl jen obza-
lovany, kazdy doufal V jeho
nevinu a propusten1. To vsak
Flore nezdalo Sc pranic vaditi.
Navstevovala ldenne pritelky-
nj. Chtela s nj jiti i ku prell-
cent, by okazala svoji Hostel
most a peVnOSt vile. Eva VSak
rozhodne to zamitla, rkouc, re
sc to prici iejimu citu, re bylo
by to napadne. Kdyz pax k je-
.iimu nalehani prohlasila roz-
hodne, re ma zadny pad nepu-
idu, upustila i Flora cd sveho
umyslu a chtela ten smutny
cas- zaziti spolu s Evou.
Eva nechybela nikdy pri
sensacnich procesech, patfila
ku stalym posluchacum gale
RE soudni sine i tentokrate by
by obycei zvltezil vzdor vseo-
becne Znamemu pomeru k ODE
ma hlavnim obzalovanym, kdy
by Sc nebyla obavala, re by
Jan nebyl S tim spokojen. We
della, &c naval by to emanci'
paci, citila We SVEN srdci, *
Janovy nahledy, co Sc tyce
dam, isou ponekud uzkoprse
"a to vSak prave a lemnocitne
Zustala tedy donna, a rozmlou
vala S Florou.
Naiednou sc ~otevrely dvert
a pan Velhout uvedl Jana.
Eva ~vyskocila re sedadla, ia
koby chtela vrhnouti Sc milenc
do naruci, ale zustala staff
p~olovici ceste tezce oddychu
: JIG.
''Osvobozen." zvolal pal
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who'd. / rekl hostinskemu, re
ma dosti pence, ably mohl oby
vati samoten V pokoji. Ho-
stinskemu, ktery oyl rozeny
Nemec, llbil Sc mlcelivy Po-
moran, i vykazal tedy nejlepsi
pokoj, ktery mel.
Karlova napadna zaSmusi-
lost, stale jeho ohllzeni a ma
pnutost' mysli zdaly Sc hostin-
skemu byti podivnymi. Otazal
Sc no, zdali jeste nekoho oceka
va. Karel polekane vzhledl k
nemu. Jak mohl hostinsky INA
ii jeho myslenky? Coz bylo lie
ma mem %poznati, co jej trapi,
nae mysli? Odbyl zkratka do
terneho hostinsk6ho, nevefilt'
mu.
Ma lodi byl varovan, re Fad
ny American nepta sc bez pTi-
ciny. by hned kazd6mu nedu-
veroval, zvlaste ne Nemcum,
ktef1 Sc zdaji byti ochotnyml.
Odsekl tedy hostinskemu mr.
cute, re nikoho neocekava. Ho
stinsky takto odbyty obratll
Sc a opustil Karla.
''Jiste sla ku svemu stryci,
bratru sve matky! Jen kdy-
bych vedel jeho jmeno! kdyz
.isem Sc il ma ne tazal, nechte-
la mi no nikdy povedeti. Jen
tolik vim, re jest obchodni-
KEN uhli. M, vsak jich zde
nebude sto tisic. Pujdu ku
vsem nemeckym oochodnlkum
~ uhli a budu Sc tazati, zda-li
ktery jest strycem Markety
Meinhardtove." Takto rozhod-
nut opustil Karel hostinec q
dostal sc do proudu lldstva
Strkali Jim sem a tam, mluvll.
reel, ktere on nerozumel. ko-
necne %porozumel, re must jit.
a ne staff jake sloup. "Chce-l
Marketa zde Sc mi v~ytratlt
neni mono abych il nasel. JC
to prave takove, jake kdyl
nekdo spadne do more" IDA
10 Sc mu, re je tax bidnym a 0
pustenym, Kdyz 81 vsak vzpc
mnel, jak byla k nemu ma &c
ste privetiva, $ MIN zaroven V,
stoupila z lode, stala vedl'
nej, tn uv6ril svemu blahove
mu srdci, re prot sve Will
zbloudila. To no yzpruzilo
(Pokracovani.)
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XVII.

"Mesto Mannheim" byl
mensi hostinec v prlstavu, kde
Sc ubytovavali cestujici z me-
zipalubi. Byl navstevovan vet
Sinou samymi venkovskyml lid
mi a remeslniky.
Karlu Blaasovi byl vykazan
.ieste S nekolika jinymi priby-
lymi cestujicimi spolecny POI
koi, coz vsak nebylo Harlow
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PRODA Sc obchodni majetek
V nemz Sc ~nalezaji diva obcho-
dy, oba diva Sc vedou oddele.
ne. Jest to reznictvi, obchod
grocerii a hostinec. Jsou tam
mimo toho diva renty nahore.
misto ie rohove, proti kostelu
a bllze skoly ma hlavni ulici.
Majetek nese $4,000 najmu
mesicn6 a proda Sc "a $4,000
zapotrebi je pouze $4,000. X
|doptani V c. 5401 Clark Ave.
S. w. odpoledne. 3-8
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$500 HOTOVE a zbytek asi

$500 HOTOVE a zbytek asi
$500 m6sicne. Ia techto
vyhodnych podminek mono
koupiti jednorodinny dunn o 5
svetnicich ma vychodni 81. ul.,
elektrika a sklep. Lot je vel
mi pekny. Haste Sc Pro-
gress B. l.. & Say. Co., 1863
Broadway. Tel. Broad 2202 -
onion 764-L. 3-2
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Velhout sc zaTicim zrakem.

Velhout Sc zaficim zrakem.
"Jako nevinny propulsion a
ocisten pred celou zemi pr po-
catku liceni!" vypravel Evin O.
tee radostnym hlasem.
"Ano, slecno, stojim Ease
pred vami jake poctivy clovek,
ktereho hrozil osud svrhnouti
do propasti," pravil Jan.
Nyni k nemu pristoupila Eva
a podavajic mu ODE ruce, di-
vala Sc mu do oci a pravila po-
hnute:
"Jak jinak mohlo by Sc sta
ti?! Pro mas, pro mne jste tr-
pei. Modlila jsem Sc "a vas, cd
detskych let poprve Sc slzami
a starostmi pretizena volala
jsem k Bohu o pomoc. On tez
"Jest mi Ito, re jsem yam ci-
nil takovych starosti. Jiz ia
myslenka mne trapila nevyslo-
vne. Radu.ii Sc predem re sveho
osvobozeni k Will YAM. slec-
no." mluvil pohnutym hlasem
Jan.
Eva mu hledela dlouho a ra-
dosti zaric do oGi.
Teprve nynf zpozoroval Jan
Floru, ktera pri prichodu pa
MI ustoupila do pozadi.
Pedal F1ore ruku.
"Odpust'te," pravil j svym
sympatickym hlasem,
mole tvrde chovani. Ne.
10 to byti vystrahou, kterou
.jsem V onom okamziku, kdyz
.lsem vas varoval, nemohl vyslo
viii"
Flora Sc skloniIa mad iehO
rukou a nez tomu mohl zabra-
niti, polibila il a dala Sc dc
horkeho place.
Pan Velhout ukoncil tn trap
nou scenu tim, re zacal w.
pravovati, jak objevena pred
soudem nevina domaciho pr.
tele. Potion vypravel zertovne,
jak Jan jsa bez pristreSi, mu-
sill Sc ubytovati v Union hotelu
a obratil Sc k Janovi S otazkou,
zda-li jeho kufry zustanou slo-
zeny k ceste do Evropy nej-
blizsim pa4nikem?
Jan odpovedel, re musi ieStd
jednou pred soud jake svedek
prot Corunovi. 90 sve cestf
nejsem dosud rozhodnut. Osuo
mi zhatil mole plany a budu
tez potrebovati nejake DOLBY
abych Sc mohl pc SVEN zalaro.
vani zotaviti."
Tuto Zpravu prijala Eva
radostne.
"Ano, musite sc drive zota.
witt" pravila uprimne, "a
nam doprati te radosti, naseh'
domaciho pritele vSem ia
sim znamym a spolecnosti pret
staviti jake z popelu obzivle
no PhoeniXe."
Jest to tez mil nahled
me prani," pfisvedcoval pal
Velhout.
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Zdala Sc byti tax op%ustena,
|slaba, bez pomoci, re j prisla
ma okamzik myslenka ma Kar-
la, We kterem pfece mela ochra
|nu. oporu. Avsak jen okamzik!
Vzpominka ma nenavideneho
milovnika zvitezila mad jejl
slabosti a vzpruzila jeji odho-
dlanost.
"Penez mann dosti a "a penl
re najdu We svete vSe: pomoc,
ochranu, jistotu. Ne.jsem jlz
zadnym deckem a mohu Sc o Sc
be postarati. Predne muslin tn
30 nejaky cas- bydleti. Jsou to
Size hrisne penlze, jez zde mu-
sim platiti - sedm dolaru den
ne ale byti jistou pred kar
lem, to stoji "a tisice. POSta-
ram Sc, re mne nenajde. Stry-
ce sveho nyni nevyhledam, by
10 by to nejhloupejsi, CO bych
provedla. MONA, re no ami ne
navStivim, Dude to jistejSi a
teprve, kdyz pfivyknu tomu Il
votu zde a naucim Sc mluvltl
anglicky, odjedu do jineho me-
sta, kde 81 vyhledam hezkeho
mlad6ho sedlaka, farmafe, iak
zde fikajl, ktery Sc mi Dude
libiti a Dude mne chit "a re-
nu.
Takov6 myslenky willy v
Marketine hlave, kdyz sedela
sama V pokoji.
Uzavrela, re V prvnich dnech
ami nevyide. Pokojska ii zpra-
villa, re Y hotelu Sc naleza "a
lon pro danny, kan nesml lad
ny pan, ~citarna, salon ku pSa-
III a pro hudbu. TO Sc il zdalo
byti znamenitym zarlzenim.
Mohla tn p6kne ziti. Nemusi
stale sed6ti Y pokojlcku jake
We vGzeni a zadny muz nema
k nj prlstupu, To rozveselilo
Marketu tax, re zvolala: "A
merika ie prece krasna zeme,'
Divala Sc do arcadia. Vid6la,
re je hezka. Costa pc mort sVed
ella .ieji pekn6 pleti. Jeji hru-
be, upracoVane ruce zJemnely,
.jen venkovsky sat il vadil. Phi
p'adal il prilis neohrabany ma
jejl hczkou postavu. Nehodll
sc tez do takovcho hotelu. Mo
hla sc staff napadnou, Rozvazl
la 81 to a jiz Y III uZral umysl
prestrojiti sc do ~mestskych Sa-
I'll.
Promluvila 5 pokoiskou a ia
to "a nedlouho prinesla il kufr
jiz hotovych Satu.
VOLTA rozumne, heZke a Ia
cine saty, ktere il slusely. Br-
| zy stala Sc q bohateho yenkoV-
skeho devcete solidni, zamozna
mestska DANA.
Pred zrcadlem uclla Sc Mar
keta V dlouhych uzkych Satech
choditi. Il pocatku il TO pripa-
dalo obtlznym, avsak zkousela,
prochazela Sc, tocila, Vytrvale
pozorovala kazde sVe hnutl pc
dlouhe hodiny d kdyz vecel
seSla do iidelny pro danny, nj
kdo ami netusil, &c tato mlada
DANA jeste rano byla hrubyn
venkoyskym devcetem.
TAX uplynul il prvni den y
New Yorku.
Flora Atkinsova nahle IA
ystiyila Eyu, kterez to vsak II
cinilo male ~poteSeni.
Ones ma Sc rozhodnouti pre-
liceni procesu zlodeju bavlny
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina S
tydnim obchodem $500 V do
brem mlste {. 1041S Lorain
Ave. Cena S85o.OO; dale deli
katesni obchod phi tydni TRIBE
$500. BlizSi Sc sdeli pc 5. hod
vecer V els. 1921 vych. SIS. I'll.
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PRONAJME Sc byt bud ma
hofe neb dole, nahore je 5
s%vetnic, S koupelnou, najem
$500, dole 6 svetnic S kou-
pelnou, najem $500. Haste
Sc V {. 5762 Portage ave. Tel.
Broadway, 279S j. 81