davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-02-01

Garcen OF Eden costumif= OF profes.
sional beauties in a certain class of
French theatrical production have
aroused a spirited defense of nuc.lty
by some OF the most famous OF the
aforesaid beauties.
One of these. Mile. Edmonde Guy.
proclaims hat where beauty begins
indecency necessarily ends, n she
invokes tho tradition of Phryne. the
Greek beauty. whose performances
IN the sea were watched by thousands
OF delighted spectators, and who was
acquitted Of a charge Of sacrilege
when her lawyer dramatically un-
yelled to her judges the beauty of
her form.
The fair Edmonde defends the
transparency or invisibility or non
existence Of her stage costumes on
ground that appearing as she does in
antique or pastoral Genes the total
effect is harmonious and artistic.
II seems that American p.aygoers
in Paris have been scandalized by
, 1923-02-01

sonal appeal for the league to live up to its cove.
nant and protect the territorial integrity of
Georgia. The league paid no attention whatever
to this appeal.
Late in 1920 Poland and Lithuania engaged in
war over their boundary line which was fixed by
the Treaty of Versailles and guaranteed by the
governments to stop hostilities, but its request was
given no attention. The league then suggested a
referendum, but neither country saw fit to comply
with the suggestion. The Polish armies captured
Wilma, which had been assigned to Lithuania by
the Treaty of Versailles and SO guaranteed by the
League of Nations. The Poles remain in Wilma
today, despite the protests of the Lithuanians, in
violation of the Treaty of Versailles and in de-
fiance of the League of Nations.
Dissatisfied with the boundaries fixed by the
Treaty of Versailles and with other conditions
established in that treaty and guaranteed by the
League of Nations, Greece started an invasion of
Turkish territory in Asia Minor. Greece was a
member of the League of Nations and under tlr
, 1923-02-01
"The Public Servant"
Application of Some Ancient Laws
BY DONALD McDoNAL
Vice President and General Manager
BY DONALD MCDONALD
Vice President and General Manager
Louisville Gas and Electric Company

Whoever coined the expression "public servant" to describe
the utilities performed a real service both to the companies and
to the public. No relation of life is older or better understood
than that of master and servant. The oldest code of written Law
is that of Hanmurapi, an ancient king of Babylon, which bro
vides among other things for the relation between master and
servant. The law of Moses enioins on the servant diligence,
honesty and efficiency; it enjoins on the master of Justice, kind,
ness and intelligence.
Among other wise statements contained in the Bible is the
one w9lch says NC man can serve two masters"
Public utilities were placed under state commissions while
to regulate these same utilities. Recent enactments have vyined
out most Of these conflicts, but the fact is just as true as It was
-FOUR Thousand years ago that no servant can serve two masters.
The relation of master and servant imposes O n the servant
the exercise of a certain Difference to the wishes of the master.
even when the master is somewhat unreasonable. A wise pub
lie servant will remember this.
we also learn from Holy Writ that 1.-THE laborer Is worthy
Of his hire" and no man promotes his own comfort or interest
by beating down that hire to a point which is below the cost of
decent living. People are proud of the fact that their servants
are well housed, well fed, well paid and contented. 1 have heard
a man boast of the fact that his servants were undergrad or un-
derfed. l have, however, heard men boast that in their city the
street car fare was five cents, although thy knew that the actual
cost of carrying them was more than that.
The role of public servant is an honorable role. Again W
can quote scripture in saying, He that would be greatest among
you, let him be your servant" Every man who is neither n
thief nor an idler nor a beggar serves some one. He has at
least one master, The head of a great corporation appears at
a glance to be almost an autocrat. "He sayeth unto this man
Come and he cometh, and to another, co. and he goeth." but
he can not with IMMUNITY violate the sense of fairness which is
be arbitrary and he can not be unreasonable. More than this,
he must himself take orders from his stockholders and from the
representatives of the public.
All that the public utilities have a right to ask is that the
public matters the public speak with one voice, that they sneak
through an authority which is recognized by both sides, and that
that authority informs itself of the facts before it issues orders.
Natrona Power Company
, 1923-02-01
The Casper Tnbune's Program

Irritation project west Of Casper to be author
tied and completed at once. ~ 81.
A complete and scientific coming system Tor the
city Of Casper. -.oroaHon
park system, including swimming pools 1l ''
children OF Casper. -. Ao,1.
ward as planned by the county COMMISSIONERS ~
Garden Creek Falls and return. ptzn
Better roads for Satrona county ana mofe 3
ways for Wyoming =, .bo
More equitable freight raise for shippers 0 u ~
Rocky Mountain region, and more frequent 90"
service for Casper.
, 1923-02-01
What Has Become of League2

WHAT has become Of the League Of Nations?
W This question is brought to the front by the
attitude Of those League Of Nations partisans who,
ever since Wilson went TO Paris, have been trying
Evening star., 1923-08-01

order in Haiti; settlement of the
Oil Tacna- AFRICA dispute by Chile and
Peru through the friendly offices of
the United States; the r,~cent Central
American conference anG the recent
fifth Internal onal conference of
American states at Santiago, Chile.
Our feeling toward the Mexican
people is one of entire and very cor
6isl friendliness. and we have deeply
regretted the necessity for the con-
tinucd suspension of diplomatic re-
lations, said the President in his
references to Mexico I'VE have no
hatred toward Mexico: no selfish ends
to serve at her expense. We have
10 promrtingS other than those of
neighbOrly friendship. We have no
desire to interfere in the internal con-
Germs of Mexico. We respect in the
Mexican people the same rights of
self-determination which we exact for
ourselves. 1t is not for us to suggest
what laws she shall have relating to
the future. for We willingly acclaim
Mexico as the judge of her own do
IN esitic policy.
We do. however. maintain one
CLEAR nri0CiDle which lipS the
Evening star., 1923-08-01

friendly relationship. but we wish IL
to be founded upon an underst anding
which Will guarantee its permanence
Upon such an understanding we may
Jointly promote the most neighborIy
friendships which shall be the nm
tual advantage of the two republics"
Replying to the argument that
Russia should be recognized by the
United States as means to alIeviat-
ing distress there, the President said:
The establishment of a basis of
permanent Improvement in Prussia
lies solely within the power of those
who govern the destinites Of that
country, and political recognizition
prior to correcting fundamental err
ror, tends only TO perpetuate the ills
from which the Russian people are
suffering"
The property of American citizens
in Russia. honestly acquired uRdar
the laws then existing. has been taken
without the color of compensation.
without the process of law. by the
mere emission of countless decrees,"
he added. Such policy challenges
the very ground work of righteous
intercourse among peoples, and rends
the basis of good faith everywhere in
the world"
Evening star., 1923-08-01

foundation of all international inter-
course. When a nation has invited
intercourse with other nations and
has enacted, under which Investments
n ave been legally made, contracts en-
tered into and property rights ac-
quired by citizens OF other jurisdic-
ttons. it isa an essential condition of
ints srnational intercourse that lawful
obligations shall be met and there
shall be nD resort to confisEa alton and
repudta tiou. We are not inSistent on
the form of any particular assu rance
against confiScation, but we do desire
the substance OF such protection.
Such assurance is in the interest of
permanent friendly relations. We
have sought to have this wholly de-
fensfve attitude understood by our
Mexican neighbors ever since the
present administration came into
power.
L am happy to say that we now
have onr commissioners in confer
ence at Mexico City and il is ear
nestly hoped that there may be def
mite and favorable results from their
exchange of views with the Mexican
comm IS.siCnerS. We crave not only
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Konecne setka Sc tedy S, te-
mi, jez az rotud byl hledal
TAX horlive, ale vzdy nadar-
mo,
konecne mohl Sc opet uja-
ii slova. ia "A
Proc Sc domnivate re tito
zbozni navStevovatel6 hrobll
jsou vdova syn odsouzence?"
"hdoz oy to byl jiny.'
"Nedoprovazi jich nekdy di-
vka mladicka?"
"Nikdy.'
''Jste 81 jist?'
"Ano, nplne jist."
GA Wy je vid$te, jak pravite
kazdy tyden?"
"Ano, pane"
"Prichazeji V urcity den?"
'Nechtel bych tax tvrditi ur-
cite, ale zda Sc mi, ze jest to
vzdy We ttvrtek kdy pficnaze-
IL"
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IA CEST OTC0VU.
R O M A N
= " y VI A N -
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

"Jest hrob omen V dobrem
stavu udrzovan?"
"Ve vyborlem."
Rene Moulin, uslysev odpo-
we'd tuto, ne,nohl zatajiti IA
dost svou i zralilat' So lined
V tvari jeho.
"a ti p6ci:' ptal Sc lined
ia kvap.
"Peci sestarle jiz zeny, jez
stale nosi jen sat smutecni a
peel hezouck5ho jednoho j.
Mocha. Nepochybne jsou to a.
81 syn a vdova odsouzence."
"Prichazeji sem casto!"
"Nemine tJdne, bychom jich
nevidali II hrobu tohoto poke
kati."
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K NASTEHOVANl. - Name

K NASTEHOVANl. - Name
dunn v tom nejlepsim poradku,
vse eiste a pekne jake move o
6ti svetnicich s koupelnou,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes skopky ma pradlo, oddele-
nj pro uhli zavareniny, bri-
d!icova stfecha a velmi pekny
lot. ulics dlazdena, kara a
skola V dohledu. Musi byt pro
dan a proto cbetuje sc zaS630O
= Mate-li $500 neb vice, NIL
zete sc stehovat lined do
.sveho. The Atlas Finance Co.
5458 Broad ay. Ptejte Sc ma
Ferd. Stukbauera. --17
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PRODAMc NEB VYMENfME
.NASLEDUJfCf:-

"a IS y. T F. AAH
Domek ma vych. So. ul. o 5ti
svetnicich koupelnou, vezme
sc lot neb diva aneb grocerni
a reznicky obchod. - Domek
ma vych. 116. ul. o 8 pokojich
s koupelnou a zvlastnf lot, kite
ry meri 80 pri $50 str, treti
cd Union Ave., hodicf sc pro
velkou garaz. - Dobre jdouci
feznicky obchod vetsfho roz-
sahu dvema Story. = Dobre
zarizenou pekarnu ma prodej
neb ma vymenu. - Cihlovy
domek letos staveny. - Dvou-
rodinny domek, blize ,kostela
v Corlett. = Pekny novy do
mex, velmi levny, je treti cd
poulicni kary Mayfield Rd. -
Dvourodinny domek ma .svec
Ave. v peknem miste, proda
sc velmi LEVINE. - Creamery
Store, velky obchod. - Nam
vice majetkd ma prodej a ma
vymenu. Blizsi sdeli Thorn.
Suchy, 2465 vych. sc. ul. a.
neb Aug. Hanacek, 3679 vych.
131 ul. Tel. Garfield 5486.
1117
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CESkY, slovensky neb polsky
mluvici muz Sc Prime "a jed
natele k prodeji Ford auto1no-
bilu. Dobre misto pro schop-
neho, spolehliveho a intelligent
riho muze. The Voigt Motor
Co., autorized Ford dealer, v
{. 1900 Lee Rd., blize Cedar
Ave. Tel. Fairmount 1878.
11-19
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PkODAU Sc move domy o o.6ti
Dokoifch dohrn ctavSr6 No

PkODAJ Sc move domy o .6ti
pokojich, dobre stavene a mo-
derne zarizene, cast hotov6, o.
statni ma mensi splatky, po pfi-
pade Sc vymeni "a starsi maly
domek, ktery potrebuje opra-
WI, aneb tez pfijmu lot a ne
CO hotove jake splatku. Naae-
zaji Sc Corlett, blize kostela
sv. Rodiny. Tez vam podam
rozpocty ma jakouko-li ,stavbu
neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
jiti vas. Haste Sc u JOS.
HOLATA, stavitele, v (. 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 2623 J. - Union
829 r. M
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.PRODA Sc farma V Portage
CO., 32 mil Cd Clevelandu v
rozloze 16 akru, l mill cd
dlazby, blize mestecek; je tam
dunn o 5ti pokojich, barna, si-
10, 35 ruznych ovocnvch stro-
mi, vinice, a jine zarizeni. Da
Sc LEVINE nasledkem pozustalo-
sti aneb sc vymeni "a mestsAy
majetek. Haste Sc Il A. Krai,
v els. 1878 vych. l08. ul.
ILL
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DIVE PEKARNY v dobrJcf

DIVE PEKARNY v dobrych
mistech moderne zarizene,
prodaji sc neb vymeni, obchod
je V Mich velky, ale z dulezite
pficiny mutt majitele zanecha-
Il pekareni.. Prodali jsme jiz
nekolik pekaren s uspokoje-
nim a proto hledate-li dobrou
pekarnu, navStivte mas a my
Vam toto misto ukazem. Cena
$4,000 a drilhe $4,000. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Petite Sc ma Ferd, Stuk-
bauera. 11--17
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PRODA Sc dun o z poko-
jich. vse moderne zarizeno, je
ma ctyrech lotech v rozloze
16O pri 165 str, ovocne stro-
my, velka ban, po pripade Sc
proda dunn zvlast'. Haste Sc
v cisle 3633 vych. 129. ulice z
Union Ave. 11-2O
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodir

PRODA Sc novy dvourodin-
ny dunn, 5 pokoju q koupel
ma nahore i dole, vyhrevni
kirby, skrine ma knihy a jine
zarizeni. Velka garaz ma 2
auta, ulice dlazdena, nedale-
ko kary. Cena $4,000, mensi
castku hotove, ostatni ma leh-
ke splatky. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte sc
ma Rob. KohOuta. Hit
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dun
v Corlett, ma dlazdene ulici, je
tam 5 svetnic a koupelna dole
a to same nahore, krasny finis,
sklep pod celym domem, 2 fer
messy. Da sc "a $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. Smetana, 5317 Broad
way, Tel. Broadway .327O.
III
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,RRODA Sc pod cenu nuvy
6ti pokojovy bungalow, vse
ma jednom poschodi, je hotov
k nastehovani. Ulice dlazde-
ma, minuta cd Union kary.
Je otevfen cely den, prijd'te
sc podivat. Haste Sc v els.
1854 vych. 1O3 st. l1-19
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PRlJMOU Sc masinarkv ma
krejcovskou praci. Haste Sc
Il Jos. Pikla, 3249 vych. 40.
ulice. ILL
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PRODA Sc zanovni brokovni-
ce. Haste sc V els. 4422 Per-
shing Ave. predu nahore po
CITE hodine veter. I1--19
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PRODA Sc
JEDNORODINNY DUN

Corlett, o z pokojich, S kou-
pelnou, krb, fernes, tvrdy fl
mis-, garaz, je prazdny, hned
k nastehovani, vezme Sc lot
co prvni splatka. Cena $75OO.
Blizsi sdeli ,Nejedlik a Mikes,
realtors, 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886. :?
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PRONAJME Sc byt o a poko-
jich koupelnou, vse zarize-
no. Najem $500. Jen bez-
detni manzele aneb dospela
rodina necht' Sc hlasi v els.
1869 vych. 145. ul. Kinsman
Rd. 1l--19
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.PRlJMOU Sc pani ma byt be-
re stravy aneb Sc stravou, kou-
pelna k pouziti, zvlastni vchod
-Hlaste Sc v els. 1913 vych.
49. ulice. LILY
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slouchal slovdm, jez by snad
'jeste spolu promluvili.
Muz ten - jak ctenar il
ste uhodl - byl vevoda Jirf z
Tour-Vaudien.
Po nekolil1a jiz minutach
hlidac hrbitovni pferusil sku-
tecne trapne mlceni.
"Znal jste toho, kdo tn pod
zemi drime vecny sen," tazal
Sc, ukazav rukou ma desku mad
hrobem Sc nalezajici.
"Znal jsem no "odtusil
strojnik, "Znal jsem no - a
niloyal jsem no z cele duse
sve." /
"Byl jste snad jeho pfibuz-
N.Y."
"Mkoli, avsak jeden z dei-
nikdv jeho, ci splse jeden z
ucnu, ieden re zaktv ieho -
Pavel Leroyeir byl vynalezcd
ridkych zasllh, byl by zasluho
val Sc stati slavnym a Milo
narem. TAX mnoho osob sta
10 Sc jimi, osob, jez toho me-
zasluhuji. Vstoupil jsem co do
celia maly hoch do jeho dilny
byl ke mne velice dobrotiv, ia
ko byl Ike vsem a kdyz jsem
nlatku ] otce pochoval byl mi
radcem, ,pritelem, mou oporou
i ucinil ze mne radneho del
nika a poctiveho muze." I
"A sam zemrel ma popra-
viSti!" zamumla1 hlidac. 4
"Ano, sam zemrel na popra-
visit opakoval Rene bezdec-
ne hlasem temnym. ~
Hlfdac pokracoval:
"Byl jsem jiz tehdy zamest
nam ma hrbitove Montparnas-
Sc, pred dvaceti lety. - Pama
tuji Sc, re vypravely Sc ten
dy podivne veci o tonlto od-
souzenci a nejednou slysel pax
jsem zive Sc pfiti o tom, byl-
Ii rozsudek ten vskutku spray
nym -"
"Nikdo nezvedel tehdy pra-
vdy o tom =" odtusil stroll
Mix.
Vevoda, napinaje pozornost
svou a zatajuje dech sv6j, ci-
TIL, jak mraz mu pfebehl te-
lem. ,Rnce jeho Sc chvely. ],
Co mel nyni zvedeti, vysler
chnouti.
"Cosi vzdy mi tax pravilo
d nepochyboval jsem duchu
vlastneanikdy ieho nevine.
Avsak mel .jsem v ucte j roz-
sudek soudu a V nekterem o.
kamziku tazaval jsem sc sa-
ma sebe: "Snad jsem to ia, kite
ry Sc myli?" Dnes vsak ne
muslin vi jiz klasti ami techto
otazek. Dnes tvrdim na jisto,
ze Pavel Leroyer byl mucen.
nix a nikoli vinnik."
Vevoda zvedl Sc rychle, o.
hema rukama Sc chytil "a kirk
zdalo Sc mu re &c musi udu-
sit. "
Krev hnala sc mu do hla-
Wy a busila mu mocne v jeho
spancich.
"Mutennik?" opakoval zno
WI hlidac.
"Ano."
"Pouha domnenka nepochy.
bne."
"Nikoli, jistota. Nam du,
kazy."
"Je-li mozne? - DGkazy?'
"Ano, jest to mono, ba de
konce tax jisto, re dopatram
Ii Sc radiny Leroyerovy - ;
muslin Sc il dopatrati bu
de miti ona nejen povinost, a
lie i pravo, ano prostredek =,
ruce, by soudne vymohla o
cistenni pamatky nekdejsih'
slechetneho zivitele syeho, !
Smrti nevinne odsouzeneho. 4
pamatka jeho bude skutecn,
1ocistena.'
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"A VAuy pOSpOlu ale DIS Ou
mesice DANA cna piichazi je.
nom sama."
"Sama?" opakoval Rene do
sti Znepokojen.
"Ano. pane - nevim jest-li
.jeji syn jeji nepTitomen neb
churav jest, avsak kdyz set
kam sc nj a kdyz zenu ubo-
hou pozdravim, zda Sc mi, re
zrak jeji jest jeste snlutnejsi
a tvar jeff ieste zachmlrenej-
81 nez drive byvala."
Rene-ovi sevrelo Sc sr1ce
trudnou predtuchou.
"Pani Leroyerova nedava sc
provazeti nezli synem svym ma
hrbitov," pomyslil 81. Jest Ber-
ia tedy snad mrtva? Nyni pax
navstevuje row dokonce sama.
Jaky duvod, neodvisly a bo-
lestny nepochybne, vzdaluje
Abela cd teto pouti dojemne? :?
V duchu znepokojen srdce
maize stianene, schylil Rene
hlavu po delsi chvili nepro-
nesl k hlidaci hrbitova zadne
otazky.
Vevoda z La Tour-Vaudieu
zrychlil krok, snad sam neve-
da a blizil Sc.
Hlidac dial Sc nyni stezkou
mezi hroby a stanul pred sku-
penim stromu, jez tvofily tn
jakesi ohrazeni.
"Jsme ma miste," pravil.
Ia stromy pozorovati bylo
naklonenou desku z cernaho
mramoru.
V mramoru vyryto bylo pod
odznakem krize jen sluvko:
"SPRAVEDLNOST!"
Vnitrek kaZde pismeny ma
lovan byl barvou tmavorudou.
Ciovek byl by rekl, re krev
stekala krupej "a krupeji ma
vyhlubeniny mramoru a re zu-
stala lpeti Mich, jakohy te-
prve mela byti ucinena chmur
na jakasi vzpominka nevyhla-
ditelnou.
Mriz velmi iednoducha OBJ
klicovala tento hrob; ma ost-
mech zelezneho mi'izovi tkve-
ly .ieste povadle vence po-
menek.
Takym byl vcelku pov6st-
ny, chmurny row Pavla Leroye-
ra.
Tento osamely a tajuplny
koutek hibitova skytal pohled
neohycejne trudny, trudnejsi
leste nez veskere ty nescetnf
h'oby kolem sviral srdce clio
vekn.
Rene stanul a smekl svui
klobouk.
Bclest i zal sc no zmocnily
i cele jeho duse, poklekl bez'
decne k zemi. a rty jeho sep.
taly modlitbu jakousi, Cd nil
myslenky jeho zaletaly vsal
ku davne minulosti.
V duchu zfel Rene nyni dun
do nehoz, kdyz byl zcela jest;
malicky byl priveden.
Zfel i maly pribytek ia ma
mesti Royale, v nemz st'astn
a usmAva7i klidne travili Ii
vot svuj, rozkosna zinka, DIV,
deti mistra jeho a vynalezce
SlySel ' Guchu i erdcelomn,
Ivykiiky drahych bytosti tech
kdyz policie pl'isla vyrvati
narucl .iich toho, jenz pro n,
byl vsim Ma svete.
A zalar, soudni sin, popravi
ste - chmurne obrazy ty mi
jelly nyni rychle pred t.use
vnim Zrakem ReEe-ovym.
Slysel sevel v lidu - vide
jak krvava hlava klesla po
tesakenl guillotiny. jak kuti
III Sc po Zemi.
Bledost smrtelna pokryla {
blicej Rene-uv.
Shy, hojne Shy, aniz Sc n
dial neb sam ;Sil, Iiinuly 5
zpod week jeho 2 kanuly p
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v
Popraveneho rov

Strojnik zamlcel sc ma chvi
Ii. pfemozen radostny rozru-
senim.
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PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
svetnicfch dole. Haste Sc (.
S709 Quincy Ave. lilo
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PRIME Sc: prat a zehlit pra-
dlo, must sc pT-ivezti a odvezti.
Haste Sc els. 3460 vych. los.
ul. Union Ave. 11-19
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci, dobry
domov. Haste Sc v elsie 1925
Coventry Kd. Tel. Paramount
ZIG w. 11-17
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PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Haste Sc v els. 46O5 Le-
ster Ave. z Broadway. 11-19
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PRlJME Sc zkuseny proda-
vac neb prodavacka do obuv-
niho obchodu. Haste sc v cis:
5746 Broadway. 11-19
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PkiJME Sc dfvka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci, zadne
pradlo. Haste Sc v els. 133O7
Detroit Ave. 11-19
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt pro
mensi rodinu. Haste sc u Joe
Koberna, els. 3799 vych. SO.
ul. lilo
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti po-
kojich, 5 pokoju dole, ! naho;
re, S koupelnou. Haste Sc y
elsie 125O9 Harrington Ave.
z Union. 11-19
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DUM 0 6ti svet. koupel-
nou,. musi hyt rrodan a da Sc
lacino. Haste Sc Il lnajltele Y
els. 3565 vych. 131. vi. ,l1-19
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= OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS :

wood wanted this job thinking to
keep out of the class, but Capt.
Bell couldn't see it that way:
Mr.. c. c. Sheppard, Jr., one of
Sunter's worthy young farmers was
maTied to Miss Dora ChiIders, Of
Schley county yesterday at II
o'clock. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides parents
near Lacrosse. Miss Childers is
the pretty sister of Mr.. Lee Chill
ders, of Americas, and is {. charm.
ing young lady. Yesterday was the
forty-second marriage anniversary
of Mr., and Mrs. c. C. Sheppard
ST., so the day was one of genera
good cheer all around.
Rev. Thomas M. Christian. tn,
newly appointed pastor of the FRS
Methodist church in this city, arriv
ed by the noon train yesterday an,
with his family, is now comfortabl,
domiciled at the. parsonage OF
church street.
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ATLANTA TAX VALUES
JUMP FORTY MILLION

3 ATLANTA, Dec, 90 With the
city tax books closes for 1928 an
increase of approximately s4O,-
100000 Is assessed property values
will be shown, making 100000 in
crease in the city'3 revenue next
year, according to W. 4 Hancock,
:ity tax assessor.
Realty values in Atlanta which
We're the basis for taxes in 1928
were $208,000, and the estimate of
Mr.. Hancock amounts to nearly 20
per cent increase in values during
the year,
1t was predicted about two
months ago that assessment value
for next years taxes wculd exceed
values of the previous year by
about $30,0OO,000, but so rapidly
is the total mounting the assessor
office confidently expects it to
reach $240,000.O00, Mr.. Hancock
said.
City Tax Assessor J. C. Little de.
clined to verify reports that the in.
crease would amount to S5O,OOO,.
600.