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number of Italian immigrants. but
Secretary of Labor Davis has already
indicated he might recommend new
Legislation and it is expected the
Italian government will try to have
included in the proposed changes
some provision to increase the quota
assigned to Italy.
Whether Secretary Davis will look
with favor on the Italian proposal.
which has the strong backing of
Premier Mussolini. is problematical.
The Italian position is based on a be-
lief that the principal objection to
unrestricted immigration is the UNIT
character of many of the newcomers,
however, and the ambassador is will
ing that the Department of Labor
specify exactly the kind of immigra-
ton 1t wishes. Whether the farm
called for. Italian officials say, Italy
can supply the dem>nd.
Some difficulty in the way Of agree
ment on such a plan Is eXptSted
should Secretary Davis insist on an
inspection of immigrants by Ameri-
can officials stationed in Italy. The
Italian government. it Is said would
regard that as all infringement of its
sovereignty. 1t feels that as II has
already established q fully equipped
department to control emigration, the
United States should be willing to
accept the pledge that emigration to
America will be regulated exactly
along the lines agreed on.
Italian immigration is now limited
to $4,000 persons Il year, while 1t is
said the number willing to come in
average more than 100000.
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DENIAL MADE BY CATHOLIC,

LINCOLN. Neb., April 14.-In reply
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PRESIDENT .GREETS
LATIN AMERICANS
Offers Solicitations to Press
at Santiago ParIey-Com-
pIiment Is Returned.
BY the Associated Press.

SANTIAGO, April 1.-THE menu OF
the luncheon which the American am
bassador. William NJ. Collier, gave to-
day to the correspondents attending
the pan-American conference bore
the reproduction OF a photograph of
PRESIDENT Harding at work in the
composing room Of the Marion Star.
Beneath appeared the following mes
sage from the President:
With printer. publisher and edi-
tor, salutations from the republic of
she United States to the press of the
Latin American republics with all
good Will and good wishes for an
ever enduring friend ship"
Correspondents Reply.
In reply the correspondents sent
the following TO President Harding:
The representatives of the pan
American press assembled in Santf-
ago to attend the fifth conference, a,
reception in the United States en-
oassy by Ambassador Collier unani-
mously decided to send a message of
affecttonate greetings to the Presi-
oent OF the United States as a tribute
10 a great statesman and newspaper
man"
The various speeches made refer
ence to the work of the press in fos-
tering international friendship. The
ambassador said:
Il rejoice that the papers Of South
America are taking the news service
OF the press associations of my coun-
try; the great news-gathering agen-
cies are independent OF any govern
ment control, enjoying no official
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POLICE CRITIC FACES
THOROUGH PROBE
Hylan Orders Inquiry Into Court
Activities of Magistrate
Corrigan.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Mayor Hy-
Ian today ordered an investigation OF
Magistrate Joseph h. Corrigan, who
yesterday. at an inquiry conducted by
David Hirshfield. commander Of &C
counts. into Bookkeeping and graft
charges against the New York police
declared that the police department
was In league with bootleggers or
else hopelessly incompetent. The
mayor instructed Police Commissioner
Enright to apply to Chief City Magis-
trate McAdoo for "the minutes of all
violations" of the state prohibition
law and Of 'all cases Of vice. pick
pockets and gambling. If any. that
have been dismissed by Magistrate
Corrigan In the past three years" In
this way, the mayor wrote, it could
be determined whether the police
officer had neglected his duty or
whether the magistrate dismissed
such case improperly"
Magistrate Corrigan seems to be
entirely prejudiced against the police
IN the performance of their duty"
the mayors letter said.
Commissioner Hirshfield tried today
to have Assemblyman Louis A. Gu
villier. author of some of the allega-
lions, served with a subpoena to APP
pear before him Monday. The as
semblyman, however, could not be
found.
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ITALY PREPARED
T0SUPPLY LABOR
Ambassador Will Offer to
Make Up IL Per Cent Def
icit in u. S. Farm Workers.

Prince Gelasio Caetani, Italian am
bassador to the United States. is ex-
pected soon to formally notify the
State Department and the Labor De-
partment that Italy stands ready to
supply on short notice the IL per
cent deficit in farm labor reported
recently by the Department of Agri-
culture. The best brand of selected
farmers would be offered.
Ambassador Caetani has indicated
in public speeches the desire of his
country to send her surplus popula-
ton to America under conditions as
to the character of immigrants that
Will meet the requirements Of sec
lions of this country. where laborers
are needed. Existing law prevents
the acceptance of any considerable
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SCIENCE IS UPHELD
AT Church SESSION
EpiscopaIians Take Position
Against Theory Which
Ignores Progress.

By the Associated Press.
OMAHA. Neb., April 1.-THE fourth
annual educational conference Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church. In con-
nection with the question Of freedom
Of religious thought, today went on
record as opposed to that narrower
position which ignores the fruit Of
modern knowledge and the results
of scientific research"
Such a position, said a resolution.
unanimously adopted. Is not that Of
the church. But it should be re-
membered." the resolution said. that
this freedom does not permit tho de-
NAL of the articles Of Christian faith
as contained in the Apostles creed.
1T should also be remembered that
It is the duty and privilege Of every
Christian to understand and inter
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subsidy. yet having ample capital
and splendid facilities.
II rejoice in the rapidly increas-
ing interest in the United States in
everything related to South and Cen
trail America, Mexico and the Carib- :
bean Islands, yet often regret that
special articles by special writ
ers dealing with things of an ex-
traordinary or exceptional nature.
weaknesses of our social life and
the eccentricities Of individuals. oc-
cupy so much space. A newspaper
should tell the truth, the whole
truth. and nothing but the truth.
But If much space is devoted to re-
porting the follies and failings OF a
few. there Is no chance to give a
correct impression Of the great ac-
complishments of a race"
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YOUR skin and complexion, even IN
two or three days time. IL beats
all the clays, beauty lotions. face
steaminr, face masks and go
called" wrinkle removers you have
ever used. and takes only a minute
a day. II you will apply this treat
ment carefully, 7 will absolutely
guarantee that you can obtain the
same marvellous results that you
would obtain IL you came to my
office in Paris and paid me $500
for my advice, as this is the very
treatment I would usually give. !
have employed II in 50 many
hundreds Of the worst cases, with
unfailing results, that I now seldom
use anything else. 1t is simple, easy
and wonderful.
Poudre Tokalon is comparatively
inexpensive. A large dressing table
box costs you only S1.0o. You would
have to use some kind Of powder
anyway, so that the powder really
adds nothing to your expense.
- e. -
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to statement made in Omaha yes.
terday that Roman Catholics are ia
be included in q weekday religion.
Episcopal conference there, Rev. T. l.
OLoughlan Of the diocese of Lincolr
stated today that he had heard moth
ing Of any such move.
There has been no such move ir
Nebraska" Father OLoughlan -saiG
IF there had been 1 should hav.
known it." IsfTajs-
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pref their articles In the light Of
modern knowledge"
The conference also went on record
IN favor OF extending the church's
Sunday school work SO as TO incIude
weekday religious instruction. A
resolution on this subject, adopted
without opposition, declared the fu-
ture OF the Sunday school lies mot
In It's suppression. nor indifference
to It. but in the widening of its op-
portunity and the extension Of its
With reference to tho question as
70 whether leaders Of tho church
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should maintain a policy of isolation
from other communions, the confer
ence adopted a resolution declaring:
THAT we cooperate to the fullest
degrees that local conditions make
feasible with the international
council of religious education, and
that our national officers be request
ed to cooperate, in so far as is pos
sible.'
DENIAL MADE BY CATHOLIC.
LINCOLN. Neb., April 14-In reply
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When an Albanian girl is to be
married all her relatives contribute
to provide her with trousers as well
as with full costume of an Albanian
woman.
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Never Judge the beans by the siz.
Of the pod.
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"DOMOV, SLADKY
DOMOV."

Dne 8. kvetna 1928. byla
krasna pisen "Home, Sweet
Home" cd Johna Howarda.
Payne-a poprve verejne zazpf
vana a vsude pc Spoj. Statech
oslavovano bylo ste vyroci te-
to udalosti pred dvema mesf-
ci. Payne We sve pisni zvecnil
starry Payneovsky homestead,
kde I'll jako hoch. Domovina
TIA dosud stoji v East Hamp-
ton IA Long Islande, N. Y. Pi-
sen pres noe stala Sc slavnou
a cd te doby znovu a znovu "a
zniva kazdem srdci anglicky
mluviciho sveta, nebot' neni
pisne, jez by lepe vyjadrova-
la pocity domova skutecnost,
ze neni lepSiho mista ma sve-
tie mad domov. A tomto do
move Trinerovo Horke Vino je
pokladem, jak to p6kne w.
fknul p. G. Cieslinski, 4O66
Campbell Ave-, Detroit, Mich,
lv heslu zaslanem do nasi SOU
teze.. Je "poklad v dom6", pro
toze je nejspolehlivejsim le-
KEN pro zaludecni potize vsech
clen1 rodiny. Zapuzuje ne.
chut' k jidlu, zacpu, boleni hla-
Wy, nadymani, nervosni podrS
zdenost a pocit vseobecne po.
kleslosti. Vas lekarnik neb oh
chod leky ma je ma sklade
Zkuste take Triner1v Linimen1
ma letni lnayus nohou,' Trine,
ruv' Mirnitels kasle, Trinerovu
Vodicku ma ruce (Hand Lo.
tion) ma drsnou plet', Trine
rdv tekuty Shampoo k docile
nj krasneho. vlasu a jine w.
borne pripravky firmy JOSEPH
Triner Company, Chicago.
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postezovati sobe aneb jen sc
sveriti bylo zcela proti jejf pc
vaze. Naopak, echo Sc nejvfce
obavala, bylo, ze by o jejich
manzelskych pomerech mohlo
nsco mezi lidi proniknouti.
Zdalo Sc il, ze by tim byla po-
stavena ma pranyr vefejne han
by - a to il byla nejhroznej-
81 myslenka.
| Ma lesni samote ovsem sc
inffoho utajilo, ceho by Sc Y
m6ste nebo ma vsi sousede
hned byli dovedeli. Tim Sc Ri
zena dlouho utesovala; konec-
ne vsak pozbyla teto dusevni
opory, vzdy vice vtiralo Sc il
!domneni, ze Sc to uz rozneslo,
'jak politovanl hodnym jest two
rem.
To byla pro nj nova tryzen
|1levu znala jen tu, aby lidem
|neprichazela ma oci. Pc dlouhe
mesice neopoustSla mystivny !;
'posledni dobou nejdelsi costa
|jeji byvala ia, ze detskym
|kocarkem dojela az ma Dlou-
ny vrch tam $ malym Milo
Sem cele hodiny vysedela. Jine
spolecnosti tam nemela a to il
prave bylo who'd. Podivane ma
mestecko a. do kraje byla to
jedine, co jeste We svete vyhle-
davala, nejvice asi proto, ze tn
mela ma ocich svdj rodny
dum, kde tez meskaly druhe
jeji deti, jez k rodicdm dosti
zfidka ma kratkou navstevu
prlchaZlvaly.
We Smrzovce ukazal sc nynf
jen kdo mel u polesneho neja-
Ike rizeni. Hostf tam uz nikdo
nezval; setnik Halaburd byl
,po dlouhe .dobe Ease prvni,
.jenz tam zavftal. Rdzenu jako
by do prsou bodl, kdyz byl il
jeho prichod ohlasen. Potom 81
pravila, ze Sc zbytecne leka:
ten pan pride jednou po le-
tech, pobude nejakou hodinku
a Ease odcestuje; pred MIN Sc
Lebeda bude slusn6 drzet a vse
sc hladce odbude.
TAX a podobne Sc konejsila,
ysak mic naplat, srdce j nepre
S, .valo bazlive- biti. Kdyz Sc
H. + mimo madam dostavil az
k veceru, an polesny uz hezky
|dlouno pri pive sedel, teprv ma
III sly strachy.
..onec pohrichu ukazal, re
Sc nedesila predtuchou planou.
Co chtela pred celym svetem
ukryti, prozradilo Sc zrovna
pred muzem, pred kterym Sc
"a to mnohem vice stydela nez
prede vsemi jinymi. Citila Sc
pred MIN cd manzela sveho u
vrzenu do handy tax nesmir-
ne, re j nemohla preckati.
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OBUvNf oBcHoD, velmi do

OBUVNl OBCHOD, velmi do
bre misto Sc proda "a pricinou
vstoupeni do jineho obchodu,
Move zbozi, co je ma siSlade, as
Ia $4,000, da Sc "a trzni ce-
MI, najem SAB 90 mesicne.
Culrovinkovy oI,ch6a, neilepsi
" Corlett, vse jak je We steru "a
$4,000. Mesicni trzba 5000, z
novin cisty zisk $4,000. Prijd'-
te hned. The Atlas Finance
Co. 545A Broadway. Petite Sc
ma Mr.. Stukbauera. .7-9
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sTARsf cESKA PAM hleda
inisto, ke dverna starsim man.
zeldm aneb k starsimu panu k
vedeni domacnosti. Je cistot-
ma pracovita. Nechte adresu
Y adm. Sv6ta pod znackou. ~
"Hleda SCI" TT
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BRIO K NASTEHOvANf.

Prodam dobry domov. dum o
3 sv6tnicich a tri loznicich. e.
lektrika, koupelna, sklep, pit
da, pekna porch. velky lot do
pfi 140 str, garaz, uice zapla-
cena, ulicka vzadu. Cena pou-
re $4,000. Haste Sc V els.
1882 zap. 48. ul., patty dun od
CLARK Ave. 7-9
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PRODA Sc .stul do jidelny a
sici stroj white" velmi lacino.
Haste Sc v els. 11O16 Union
Ave. TO
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1OUc sc CHIC Nduy lOA-
krikl Sc Lebeda.
~ mych list v tomto dome
jeste nikdo vady neslysel. Kdy
by slo jen 0 mne, snad bych We
cne mlGela - ale nyni jde take
o nase d6ti. Pred temi sc ne
smf opakovati divadlo, jakeho
byly svedky v noel ma dnesek.
A ponevadz ty dnes Ease delas,
jako bys o nicem nevedel !"
"Tebe i to hnete a palf?
Kdyz mrzutost jednoho dne ne
zavlekam do druheho, nybrz
hledim il zastrit a smazat "a
pomenutim, ty mi uz to budes
pocitat "a vinu?"
Pani vztycila sc We spravedli
We nevoli.
"Vlkem," zvolala, ''jemuz
baranek vodu kali, tim z mas
dvou jsem bezpochyby ja?"
20 ne, ty isl dobra duse, ty
isl svata - zvlaste proti mne |!
ia jsem Sc nikdy nedelal lep-
sim, ,nezlf jsem nikdy jsem
"a mic nestal: to ii pfeoe nezu-
stalo tajemstvim? Mne sc zda,
ze jsem tt to sam rekl? CT ne?
Proc isl ma to mic nedala?
Proc ssi 81 mne brala?- Kazdy
ii mohl povedet, ze lezes do
hrozneho nestesti, kdyz sc mas
stati mou zenou! To byla, no.
lenku, naramna chyba, ze ii
poznani prislo teprve pc swat
be! Ted je pozde bycha honit
a rikat, co mi to cert napiskal,
ze jsem 81 no uvazala ma kirk !"
Tim chtel polesny rozmluve
uciniti k6nec a odejiti. R6zena
mu zastoupila cestu.
"Kdyz jsi tom zacal," pra
villa, "dam ii take jednu otaz-
ku. Nemohlo byt tvym umy-
slem, abychom spolu vedli Ii
vot tax neuteseny: muzes mi
rici, jakou jsem ia ii zavdala
pficinu, abys mysl svou ke
mne tax zmenil, abys nejen
lasky, nybrz vaznosti setr-
nosti ke mne pozbyl, ably TIVE
jednani zrovna ke mne byvalo
tax tvrde, sproste a surove ja-
ko k zadnemu jinemu cloveku,
ami k poslednimu nadenniko-
vi? Gin jsem to u tebe zavini-
la?"
"Ty? Kdepak by mohl byti
na tobe stin nejake viny chy
by! Tys ucineny andel - kdo
by rekl, re tvoje srdce neni pl-
no lasky ke mne, ze sveho mu-
ze mas dokonce V nenavisti,
ten by Sc ia tobe dopoustel ta-
kove krivdy, ze by "a to neu-
sci peklu ami Panbuh by
mu nepomohl! Vsim vsudy je
yinna jen mole bezedna spat-
most. Ia je toho pricinou, ze
Je mi pod vlastni strechou tax
neprijemnou, jakoby mne NIL
Ia nepfestavala tlacit, re Sc
vzdycky bllzim svemu domu,
Jakoby mne tam "a vlasy ta-
hal, ackoli mne tam ocekava
zena, ktera Sc pfede. mnou nj
kdy jeste nezasmusila - ma
Jeji tvari mi kvete vecny L.
smev, z jejiho Okla ma mne hle-
di Jen neznost, jejich rtu mi
plynou jen slova sladka jako
med! Nam donna hotovy raj,
ale d abel mi v mem media dobre
delati Ot,avuje mi mysl w.
hani mne ven.'
Opet Sc polesny chtel hnou.
ii Ike dverlm.
"Jeste jsem toho ma sebe
dost nerekl?" ptal Sc, kdy5
mu manzelka Ease odejiti bra
Mia. "Jeste nejsi spokojena."
"Chtela jsem byti dobrol
zenou,' promluvila ona v no
VEN bolestnem rozechveni =
"ale presvedcila jsem Sc, re j
V tvych ocich nedovedu byt
ze vsecko me snazeni je mar
no. Kdyz jsem poznala, Z,
.isem pOuZe tercem tyaho hn6
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D K o B N E
OF J, N a M K Y.

STRAzNfK Y move mestsks
radnici ztratil sluzebni odznak
S cislici 6. Nalezce necht' je.
odevzda proti odm6ne V adm.
t. listu., TT
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MAN MA PRODEJ aneb

zlisuji dun jednim akrem
pozemku, sest pokojd, tri dole
a tri nahofe, elektrika, NEST
ska voda, garaz. Naleza Sc ma
Orchard Rd., Stop z, "A. B. C.
Line, Bedford, O. TIC
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PRODAJf Sc diva moderne sta

PRODAJl Sc diva moderne sta
vene domy, jeden 6ti poko-
jich a druhy 0 lott pokojich, 5
koupelnou nahore i dole. Zada
Sc $1,000 hotove ostatni ma
splatky. Naleza Sc v els. 3549
zap. 1877. ul. blize Lorain. Biz
81 sdelf Mr.. Zimeman, 6314
Outhwaite Ave. cd 4 do 6. hod.
vecer. To
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NASLEDKEM starr 81

NASLEDKEM starr pro-
dam obchodnl dim Sc vsim "a
fizenim, kde Sc pc dlouha leta
vynosne provozuje hostinska
Utmost. Budova ma diva story
a nese {. 4309 Clark Ave. pro-
tt Ceske Sfni Sokol.. Procenta
co bych mel dat agentu, sle-
vim kupujfcimu. Hotov6 ! Ia
dam polovic, ostatni ma splatky
die ujednani. Haste Sc u mali
tele Jos. Mokracka, 43O9
Clark Ave. S. w.
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no Dycn Dyla preStala DOurltl
tvou zluc, davno bych byla u.
cinila konec svemh zivotu, kite
ry jest mi jen mukou tobe
pohorsenim !"
: Lebeda nrpdce sebou po-
hnul, jakobya,.se ma manzelku
znova osopiti iahtel, avsak u
prev ma nj sve planouci zraky,
nasilne zadrzel 'hRyrle slovo
ma jazyku a jen haste zasu-
pei.
"Avsak nejsem jen zenou,'
pokracovala pani, "jsem take
n1atkou. Pro sve d6ti byla jsem
povinna vsemu Sc podrobit, pro
sve deti nesla bych kriz svij
dale, pokud bych pod MIN ne
klesla -
Pocala v tn chvili vravorati.
Usedla ma zidli, zavrela oci,
prejela rukou oblicej - sna-
lila Sc opet sebrati silu, aby
dopovedela, nez j muz odejde.
On stole pred nj zalozil ruce a
S trpkym vyrazem v obliceji
ma nj pohlizeje pokyvoval NIL
cky hlavou.
"Ale kdyz pomyslim," pra-
villa ona patrnou tezkosti,
co ma ne ceka, co mali odrdsta
jlce ma SVEN otci a ma sve mat
ce spatrovat, jakym prikladem
mali byt odchovavany, co bu-
'dou svych rodicich po> cely
svdj zivot soudit a co z Mich
samych bude -" q
"Hruza hruzouci!" podo *
nul Lebeda.
"A kdyz porad nadarmc
k Bohu volam, ably to napravil,
aby pro jejich nevinne duse
otce jich na lepsi cestu pri-
vedl -"
Rdzencin hlas utonul v ST.
zach.
mo, hezky, hezky,' rekl
polesny.
i Ona no neslysela.
"Snad," zadpela 5ciom-
ne, "snad 81 mr. III proto zou-
fat, ze jsem sym detem dala
zivot!"
"Jen de-" prohodil Ease
muz, poklepavaje spickou no.
hy ma podlaIu.
PAM pohiedauvsi ma nej, V
celem obliceJi strnula hroZ-
nym uzasem.
"Jen dale" oDacil on - "ne
vedel jsem, re unis tax dobre
hrat divadlo!'
il otevfenych ust Sc w.
dral slaby sten, lapala vzduch,
chtela SIC obema rukama cho-
pitt "a hlavu - ale v tom sc
skacela sc stolice, zustala ma
zemi lezeti bez pohnuti, bez
dechu, zsinala zlomena ia:
ko mrtvola.
Tu polesny nemohl dele an
sobe namlouvati, re by hrala
komedii. Musil privolati ku pt
moci devecku, i trvalo to hez
ky dlouho, nez domacimi. pro
stredky omdlelou privedli k 81
be.
Nekolik dni nemohla s loze
byl strach, ze il zachvati t6z
ka nemoc; prece vsak Sc il u
, branila.
Lebeda po cely mesic pit
neprebral miry. Potom vsal
: zly duch Ease ma nej sedl - /.
Ease byly posledni veci hors
, nez prvni.
Cd te DOLBY mela Ruzena z;
: svou povinnost nemlceti, ny
brz jemu domluviti po dobren
! pfisn6, kdykoli myslila, q
: by slovo jeji u neho melo pre-
: ce dobry 1cinek. Nekdy 81 pre-
/ ce dal rici, casteji vsak byva
J, la takova domluva jen prici
: nou k move mrzutosti a bouri
e Proto odhodlala Sc dati vets
: deti z domu, do Kosobudsk
: skoly;, tam Sc nalezaly Y nej
z lepsich rukou byly chranen
I, pred dusevnimi urazy, O
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PRODA Sc obchodni dam pro
tri rodiny $ dvema story, kde
mono zarfditi jakykoliv OBJ
chod. Elektrina, plyn, tfi kou-
pelny, nova velka gara2. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 1904 vych. 40. nj.
TO
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pRODA Sc grocerni a cukro-I /

: NOOA oE gTOCtTll1 a .EuKTO-
vinkovy obchod prodejem
zmrzliny a skolnich potreb, je
naproti skole. zada sc $3.50
za vse jak stoji, aneb vse
spocitat. Pricina prodeie ne
moe. Haste Sc v els. 1910
Warren ul. TO
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NABYTEK novy i uzivany vel
mi LEVINE koupite v obchode,
Kovare a Libala (. 4313 Clark
Ave-, proti Ces. Sin1i Sokol.
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PRIME Sc nekolik tesafn. -
Haste sc v els. 3637 vych. 142.
al. Tel. Broadway, 24O1 w.
TT
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PRODA Sc

LIBRARY TABLE, White sici
stroj, Sc proda LEVINE nasled-
KEN odjezdu. Haste Sc C.
11016 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1889. To
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PRIJME Sc fadna pani k ukli-
du a vareni v domacnosti po s
dni v tydnu cd 6. hod. rano do
z. hod. veter aneb die ujedna-
nj. Rodina trfclenna; ;dobry
plat. Haste sc u v. Kral, 1894
vych. 113. ul. 7-1O1
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod. blize skol a dvou poulic-
Mich kar, dobre misto pro pfi-
tinliveho obchodalika, zvlaste
ktery Sc vyzna ' anglicille. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste sc Y Z. 3I3o
W. 73rd Ste Tel. Hemlock
$685.. 7-12
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PRODA Sc dunn ma zap. 48.
ulici, 6 pokoju koupelna, ga
raz. Prava lace "a $500. Hla-
ste sc V elsie 1887 Fulton Rd.
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PRODA Sc farma blize Rave
na, O., aneb Sc vymenf "a
mestsky majetek, je 0 So a.
krech, dim ma 10 pokojd, vse
v nejlepsim poradku. Blizsi i'm
formace poda MATTEL Art. Por-
ter, IT'S E. 3Oth st. 7-12
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN 2 IDYLICKEHO zAKoUTf. Il,
Napsal Vac1av Week.
Napsal Vac1av Vlcek. /,

"Tobe chce vady?" sen tolik bolesti hore
kfik Sc Lebeda ze to zadny jazyk nevysovi
~ mych list tomto dome Kdybych byla en zenou, dav
este nikdo vady nesysel Kdy bych bya prestaa
by o jen mne, snad bych zuc davno bych bya u
cne mcea ale nyni de take cnila konec svemh zotu
nase d6 Pred temi Sc ry jest mi jen mukou tobe
smf opakovati divadlo, jakeho pohorsenm!"
byy svedky noci dnesek. Lebeda lrpdce sebou po
ponevadz y dnes das hnul jakobya manzeku
nev6d6l znOva osOniti9 9dht6 avsak H.