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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Censorship Of
Movies Killed
by State Senate
Two Measures Regulating Pic.
ture Theaters Postponed
by Big Note-Crowd
Hears Debate.

Lincoln. March 14-tSpecial.l-
There will be no movie censorship IN
Nebraska during the next two years
the Nebraska senate this afternoon
by lop-sided vote of 81 to 12, send
ing the Barr Standardization measure,
which created a board of three. each
of whom were to draw $4,000 a year
to the graveyard.
The senate then followed up It's
action on the Barr censorship bill by
killing the Riekard measure. s. l.. 277
by a vote OF q TO 8. Under the pro.
visions of the Rickard bill. the state
would license all Junior and senior
movie houses. IL was further pro
yided that no picture wherein any in
dividual who had been convicted of
crime or who had figured in a
notorious divorce suit could be shown
in Nebraska. The death of the Barr
and Rickard bills removes all possi-
bility Of movie censorship legislation
at this session of the legislature.
There are no measures on the subject
pending in the lower branch of the
legislature.
NioNu Itt1fc DtDdtf.
The movie censorship bill had been
made a special order OF business aud
a large sized crowd was on hand TO
hear the debate.
Senator Osborne. supporting the
bill, opened the discussion by assert.
ing that the movies. as one OF the
largest educational agencies in the
country. should be supervised for the
benefit OF the young Thielen seized
upon the Osborne argument 20 OBJ
serve that the greater harm came as
a result Of exaggerated governmental
interference. NO three men can say
what Is good or bad for me" he de.
clared.
Behrens declared that It Was i'm
possible TO legislate morals. and he
further argued that the state was
greatly opposed 10 the creation OF any
additional boards. bureaus or commits
sions for any purpose. III the peo-
pie will keep away from Objectionable
shows, il Will have more effect than
all Of the legislation which could be
passed
Public Best Censor.
Senator Barr. who fsthered the
measure. countered with the argu.
ment that as the state spends large
sums OF money for eradication OF dis.
ease in cattle and hogs. there should
be no objection TO spending small
amount on behalf OF the children.
SturdeYant spoke against the bills
and Senator I.arkin Of Omaha moved
10 indefinitely postpone the bill.
Speaking In favor OF the I.arkin
motion Senator Saunders said that
public sentiment was the best l~nsor
of motion pictures and had been
responsible for better pictures in the
last year
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Noted Los Angeles Surgeon
Expires of Pneumoni.

Los Angeles. March l4-pg L.
Frank I.ydston. famous surgeon.
physician and author. died a. his resi-
denoe here early today q pneumonia.
lie was one time professor -
medicine M the University az Illinois
and IS said 70 have been enc of the
first 10 realize the possibilities e
gland transplantins. He was IS years
old
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Government May Propose
Limit OH Drug Production

Washington. March 1.-THE state
department. IL was announced today.
Is making a very careful study of the
habit.forming narcotic drug situation,
preparatory to making direct diplo-
matte representations. under the
Porter resolution. for limitation OF
production to the needs OF medicine
and science.
This Is a matter in which the de-
partment Is very deeply interested =
an Official spokesman said.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Nacatc Decree of Man We'd
Five Months After Divorce

Carrying out his threat to sacatc
DEGREES of persons who remarry with
in six months after being divorced,
District Judge Day yesterday set
aside the decree Of Frank Carmony.
Union Pacific engineer.
Judge Days investigators reported
that Carmony. divorced October -.
1922. was remarked To nurse ON
March in Council Bluffs
4 don't want him back, said Mrs.
Carmony No. /.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15

Chicago. March H. Rodolph Nalen.
limo. moving picture star. aud Wlni.
fred Hudnut. whom he married In
Mexico last year. were remarked today
by justice OF the peace AT Crown
Point. Ind. To comply with tho Cali.
fornla law regarding the remarriago
of divorced persons. Valentino was
divorced from his first wife.
Tho ceremony was performed by
Howard Kemp. Justice ~ the peace
after Valentino and his bride had
motored from Chicago to Grown Point
They we're accompanied by Mr and
Mrs. J. c. Graham Of New York.
Michael Romano OF Chicago. and Mrs
Il. T.. DeWolfe uf Salt Lake city. an
aunt of the bride,
In the marriage license. Miss Hud
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Illegal to Shoot at
Wild Geese on Wing

Police Capt. Jack Pszanowski plans
to take up with federal aathorilss
what he declares Is widespread Nlo.
latien 81 the federal game laws in ihe
Staying OF vast numbers of migrs1lae
ducks and geese.
lie points out that shooting ducks
and geese during The spring misTa-
ton is Illegal. and says he has reports
which indicate many hunters are IA
the field
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Bulk of Henry Clews Estate
Left I'm Trust for Family

New York, March it.-0Sa-Henes
Ciews. internationally known hankes.
who died January 81. loft The hulk
q his estate in trust Tor his widow.
his son, Henry Slews. sr.. and rs
daughter. Mrs. Henry ClewS Parsons.
under the terms 81 his vi 1led fr
probate today,
The value vas nel Announced.
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Apoplexy Causes
Death Of Veteran
Nebraska Banker
DR.. P. l.. Hall, President OF
Lincoln Bank and Leader
in Politics and Educa-
tion, Dies.

| Lincoln, March 14--Dr P. i. Hall
70, president of the Central National
| bank of Lincoln and prominent In
| democratic political circles in Ne
braska for many years, died at 1:39
this morning at his home here. fol
lowing an illness of "a hours. Death
was due TO apoplexy.
! DIR. Hall was nominated for COVER.
nor several times at democratic con.
ventions, but declined to run. He
! formerly was a practicing physician
and was the first state banking sec
retary in Nebraska. He was the IA
ther Of Phil Hall, jr.. former adjutant
general of the Nebraska National
guard.
Outstanding Figure.
DIR. Hall was one of the states
outstanding figures. Although he
studied medicine and practiced this
profession in early manhood, later he
attained high position and exercised
wide influence in the widely divergent
fields of politics, banking and educa-
ton.
DR.. Hall was vice chairman OF the
democratic national committee in
13Os-1912. For a number of years he
has been a member and at one time
chairman of the board OF regents of
/ the University OF Nebraska. Hardly
political campaign in 80 years has
failed to find him as one of the es-
sential factors in the situation and
/ for almost an equal period he has
/ been one of the leading bankers Of
/ the state.
Born in Indiana.
DR.. Hall was born in White county,
/ Indiana. February 25. 1850. He was
graduated from Omaha High school
and later from Rush Medical college.
He practiced medicine at Miliard and
Mead. Neb.. from 1888 to 1855. In the
( latter year he organized the Bank of
Mead, of which he was cashier from
f 1855 to 1897. From 1897 TO 1901 he
was secretary OF the state banking
board. Beginning in 1901 he was
cashier Of the Columbia National
bank of Lincoln until 1907, when he
organized the Central National bank
Of Lincoln. OF which he has since
/ been president.
f Or. Hall was vigorously outspoken
and sometimes aroused animosity by
+ his frank speech. the latest instance
being his strong opposition to the
banking bill now pending in the Ne
braska legislature and supported by
the great majority Of the bankers Of
tho state.
DIR. Hall opposed the maj jority and
supported Governor Bryan's objec-
tions with his usual vigor.
Sincerity Recognized.
Such animosities normally were
short lived. however, as recognition
of DIR. Halls sincerity. public spirit
and strength of character over-shad-
owed his bluntness of speech.
DIR. Hall first came into state promi-
nonce when the democratic party was
split between the W. J. Bryan and
j. Sterling Morton factions at the ma
tional democratic convention at Chi.
cago in 1896. DIR. Hall had cast his
lot with w. J. Bryan some years be
fore and was an ardent supporter
Of the free silver cause. lie went "a
Chicago as a member OF the Bryan
delegation from Nebraska, contest
ing the right OF the Cleveland Nor
ton delegates TO sit In the convention.
The convention was controlled by
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Court May Resume Herrin
Riot Trial This " eek

Mailon, II. Mareh pFl-Tne
condition - the wife and daughter oe
the absent hcgrln rot idrer was fr-
ported to BE- hc;ter on "Wednesday.
and II The 50ror returns ea Frl,lay
mornirg. as he ieama,e.l he weaA
In a message Ia Jadse n. r. hagi-
well, Tuesday. ihere Will D. Two dass
of court this week
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15
Slayer May
Enter Plea
of Insanity
Defense of Rich May Be
Based OF Claim of In
balanced Mind as Re-
suit of Fall.
Repudiates Confession

Defense Of William Albert Rich.
confessed slayer OF E. L. and Robert
slefken. probably will be insanity.
when his case comes to trial in DIS.
trict court.
This was indicated By his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Rich. who visited
their son in Jail yesterday afternoon
following consultation with an az
torney.
When he vas he fell out Of
truck and hit his head on the pave
ment.' Mrs. Rich said. lie was IN
conscious from Wednesday until Sat.
Urday. lie has never been the same
since
Still later. according 20 his mother.
ne fell out Of a tree and broke his
arm. and the following year was IN
a hospital for several weeks follow
ing an operation for an abscess On
he appendix.
Home Time of Killing.
Mrs Rich repeated her statement
that Rich was home the night OF TIE
murder. playing ball with his brother.
Rollie. Il. She recalls the date. size
says. because II was the second Sal
urday after he returned from An
amosa. Ia.
She had asked him to go straight.
she said and he promised her he
would
II was the law. according 10 Mrs.
Rich. which frustrated him in his
resolution.
A few days afterward. he got Job
f-r.T.I Ir =
Roy Maxfield. 1915 North Fortieth
street. He went 70 a garage 10 rent
A truck While he WAS there. pa-
l.ceman entered.
BIames Law For Downfall.
Hello. Rieh. when did you get
out9s queried the officer.
About TWO weeks ago. Rich re-
Piled.
Then. according TO Mrs. Rich. the
patrolman went TO the garage owner
and told him. Don't let that man
have a truck; he's an ex-convict-
II was this. she declared. which
started her son on life Of crime.
In his cell Rich Is not an imposing
person. He is small OF stature, collar
less. wears a silk shirt with a green
stripe and a hrownish black suit, also
With A green stripe
His hair is eut ponpadour. and care
fully brushed back.
OF all the persons al tie jail. =
seems least concerned about his pre-
dicamenr.
Rich Writes Poetry.
Since he arrived a the Jail. he has
spent his spare time writing poetry.
He was eager yesterday 70 obtain
private interview with his father, tut
his request was refused. He appeared
confident his father Will be able -
help him.
a gun expert from Boston. mem
Der Of tho Massachusetts state police
will be brought 10 Omaha to testify
in the trial Henry Beal. county al
torney. said yesterday.
This expert. according TO infcrina-
ton given Beal by Cleveland poisee.
can distinguish bullets fired from Val
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shippers BaIle,in

Protect shipments during the n-Nt
- 10 70 hours from temperatures a.
tellows. North and west. 10. east. 20.
south. -
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-15

lie uses the word repeal In his
'tatements. because II has a ring In
Y. But, the truth is that the code,
meaning codifying, simplifying and
uniforming our laws under subject
matters handled by them. Is retained
by the governor. lie simply steals
sll power of appointment. puts up a
Turn TO rage Two. Column Two.)
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v chatrnem zdravi.

diva roxy jsem trpela zaludec-
nj a civni chorobou a byla v
chatrnem zdravi," pfse pi. A.
Schoolenbergova v Kalamazoo,
Mich. Jet to opravdu prekva-
pujici, jak prvni lahev dra,
Petra Hoboka mne pomohla,
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leku a tesim Sc pyni dobremu
zdravi." Bee ohledu jaka jest
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vam pomdze. Prvni lahev doka-
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc Is akru zelinar-
ska farma ma Ridge Rd,, 2 mile
cd Elyria, costa dlazdena, ovo-
.cny sad, dnm ma 6 sv., nova
barn, slepicnik, a naleza Sc
blize skoly. Cena $1,000,
polovic hotove. Haste Sc po- 6.
hodine vecer V els. 5000 Nc
Bride Ave. .7-6
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smutna, i kdyz polesny Sc nu-
!, til delati dobrotu. Jiz Sc nedo-
vedla premcci tax, aby Sc sma
la jeho zertdm; kdyz il tfeba
prinesl nejaky darek, jen bez-
decne no prijala nemohouc Sc
z neho radovati - kdyz il W.
bidl, aby 81 spolu nekam vyje-
Ii, odepfela, yymlouvajic Sc ma
deti, kterym Sc vsecka veno-
vala. On 81 potom vyjel nebo
vysel sam, vratil Sc pozde, O.
vsem ne strizliv - a znova po
calo jejf souzeni.
Velikou merou pax Sc zhor-
silo, kdyz deti pocaly odrdsta-
+ tt a nabyvati rozumu. Ably ne
byvaly svedky otcovych ne
plech, jez obycejne provozoval
,jen dobou noGnf, vzala 81 pred
domacimi zaminku dobre ku
pravde podobnou a zridila Jim
i sobe loznici v podkrovni ko-
mdrce. Ia nedlouho polesny,
| prised pozde napily domI, W.
lezl po schodech nahoru a ztro
| pill tam kirk, ze Sc deti hlu-
bokeho sveho spani probudily
a vyjeveny ma rodice pohlize-
ly. PAM spechala dolu, do We
like svetnice, jen ably muze od
llakala cd deti. Vskutku take
"a nj brzy pfivravoral, a ona
pcslavsi Barcu k detem zusta-
la neho, snasejic meme vadu
a blaboleni jeho.
Nazejtrf, kdyz po obede do
honil spani noci zameska-
ne Ease z domu odejiti sc chy
stal, pristoupiv k manzelce, la
skoval S deckem, jez ma ruce
drzela.
"Dej tatovi peknou pac,"
pravil, "on Sc brzy vrati a me-
,'co hezkeho ii prinese. S Bo-
hem!" ;,
Teprve pri poslednim slove
podival Sc plase ma zenu ja-
ko mani ma rameno il poklepav
opakoval: rs Bokem!"
"Zdrz Sc jest6 minutu,' O.
zvala Sc ona mimo vsechno ma
dani, vysla ditetem ma sin a
hned Sc opet vratila bez ne
no.
Polesny sice pockal, delal
vsak, jakoby jeste neco shleda
wal a navratu zenina nepozo-
roval.
! "Nez odejdes," di ona sla-
bym, tresoucim Sc hlasem, "mu
lsime spolu promluvit vazne
slovo. Wis, co jsi v noci VIVA
del?"
| Muzovi nahle zrudnul obli-
cej a cello sc mu hnevive zaka
bonilO.
! "Proto jsi mne zadrzela? 2"
ptal Sc misto odpovedi.
] "Proto."
! "Co 81 to zacinas?",
! "Ceho nemohu odkladat -
"Takova pastika niue wy
!. stydnout - snad ma nj nebude
znneskano - az Sc vratim
| PAM byla bleda jako stena,
: ami rty jeji nemzly barvy a
! chvely Sc, ze jedva mluvila. !.
i "Rekl jsi, re Sc vratis br.
TO-" odpovfdala, "ja vsak @
tom pochybuji .anemam valne
. nadeje, re Sc vratis takovem
stavu, aby tebou byla rozum
ma rec -"
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Y Ceskoslovenska.
Dcpadeny falesny sef firmy.

Dopadeny falesny sef firmy
Dne Is. dubna prisel k firme
Horak a Hlava ma Namesti
Republiky mladik, ktery pred.
lozil objednavky cd firmy Bile
cha Masek ma Karline ma
dive automobilove gumy a dive
duse V Gene 3178 Kc. Protoze
objednavka psana byla ma OBJ
chodnim papfre firmy a opatre
ma jejim razitkem, bylo zbozi
mladikovi vydano a tento pode
psal Sc jmenem Valenta. Kdy5
byl poslan dcet, vyslo ma je.
vo, ze podvod proved byvaly
zamestnanec firmy Frantisek
Fleischer, ktery pred odcho-
dem odcizil vice papird firmy,
Tento nebyl dopaden, "a to
vsak bylo zjisteno, re zbozi
odnesl cd firmy znamy zlodej
26-lety svrskar bez bytu a "a
mestnani Jiri Kolarik. Oba
pax veci prodali "a 1880 Kc
majiteli autodrozky Janu Brun
nerov1 ma Kral Vinohradech,
Sazavska, els. 6, jemuz sc Ko-
lark vydaval "a sefa karlin-
ske firmy a rikal, re gumy pro
dava proto, re mu otec nechce
dati penize. Kolarik byl nyni
zatcen, protoze prodaval v no
stinci ma Starem meste 8 ubru
sd, ktere byly ukradeny v no.
ci ma 5 cervna pri vloupani do
hostince Antonina Schneider
gra v Brlnaku, kteremu Sc ztra
tilo take vino a cigarety v ce-
ne $50 kc. Kolafik tvrdi, re
pry ubrusy dostal cd nezna-
mych dvou mladiku, kteri je
nell schovany v branickem To-
mu. U sebe mel Kolarik dale
doklady ma jmeno Josef Hub
ner, ktere pry nalezl. Kolarik
byl dodan k zemskemu trest-
nimu soudu.
LOuceni Nemci JOsefem
II. z narizeni okres. hejtman-
stvi zlutickeho byl konecne cd
stranen 5. cervna pomnik Jo-
sefa II. Bochove. Stalo sc tax
o IL. hod. nocni "a velke ucasti
Nemcu a kdyz sundavan byl S
podstavce,. vzdana mu cest tfe
mi salyami. Ma podstavec polo
zen pax dubovy venec $ GER
nymi stuhami, ktery byl vsak
drllheho dine ma zakroceni Gle
MI N. J. S. mestskym strazni-
KEN odstranen. Pri lmrti pi.
presidentove Masarykove tva-
fili Sc bochovsti Nemci, jako-
by nemeli smutecniho praporu
a pri teto pfilezitosti meli vel
ke cerne stuhy ku podivu i
hned pri ruce. Ably smutek je
jich byl dovrsen, budou musii
odstranit podstavec Sc zla-
tym napisem.
Sebevrazda opernfhO psvce
Lad. Herdan, 22-Iety operni pc
vec, barytonista mestskeho di-
vadla Cesk. Budejovicich, W
palil 81 ma snadrazl v Tabofe
ranu z revolveru do hlavy q
byl lined mrtev. Herdan by
zamiloyan do zakyne 4obchod
nj akademie ceskob,lde iovicke
ale rodice devcete popfraji zns
most.
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PRODA Sc lacino p9kny trf

PRODA Sc lacino pekny tri
rodinny dunn 5 koupelnou,
zvlastni zachod pro kazdou 70
dinu, elektrika, plyn, horka
voda, sklep, skopky ma pradlo,
velka pdda, krasny lot, naleza
Sc blize skoly a kary. vse cisto
a v dobrem stavu. Cena pro ry
chly prodej, pouze $1,000. A
gent Sc vylucuji. Dobra prici-
ma k prodeji. Haste Sc u mali
tele V elsie 3453 E. 60 ST., biz
re Union Ave. = 7-c
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defa, ozve-h Sc jednou, re me-
ri nina vzplane prudky, ne
napravitelny rozbroj. Tomu
chtela Sc stdj co. stdj vyhnouti,
&C il takove zivobyti bylo pra-
vosti nenapravil; vedel, re no
wynn ocistcem.
i Lebeda Sc jeji nemou trpeli-
v duchu odsuzuje, citil, re jest
vinen, vsak misto ably 81 to Wy
|znal a sebe pokaral, lepe Sc
mu hodilo obvinovati manzel-
ku, ze mu dfivejsi jeho lasku
spatne oplaci, re 81 mad MIN o.
sobuje prilisnou yladu a po-
kousi Sc ud6lati sobe z neho
ienom loutku, stihati a tyrati
no sveydlne pro kazde hnuti,
pro kazde slovo, pro kazdy dou
Sex. z toho mela byti ddklad-
ne vylecena - mela poznati,
re on je panem svym j jejim,
ktery svobody sve nezada, ny
krz bude delati, co Sc mu 1ibi,
II. lilo Sc pax ohlizeje ma -hlou-
1po zenskou, ktera ma tax veil
Ky .vah k tomu, aby Sc muzi
'stala protivnou.
: TAX Sc tedy polesny v chy-
bach svych utvrdil manzelce
ma vzdory a kdyz pax vidal je-
j uplakane oci, a vpadle, usou
zene lice porad cd nj nesly-
sci nijake zaloby a vady, mr.
eel hneval Sc tim vice, ne ma
sebe, nybrz ma nj. Ktera zena
byla tax nesnesitelna jak o.
ma?
Focal il mezi ctyrma ocima
nevoi nevrlost svou davati
ma jevo. Tu Odbihala stranou,
aby on a nikdo jiny nevidel je-
jiho place. Kdyby nebyla slz
svych ukryvala, kdyby byla
nafikala pred MIN prosila
no, ably il toho necinil, ably Sc
mad nj slitoval, byl by Sc nepo-
chybne obmekcil, byl by snad
j ma nejaky cas- do sebe Sci. A
lie k takovemu prostredku ona
nikdy nesahla; ami j nepripadl
ma mysl, a kdyby il nekdo byl
TX nemu radil, nebyla by Sc k
menu odhodlala: CO muz jeji ci-
Inil, bylo nepraye a podkladati
Sc teto nepravosti, ponizovati
a sviJeti sc pred nj a tim u neho
Ivyhledavati mildsrdenstvi, to-
no nebyla schopna. Muz jeji
pax mel davno "a vec mad slun
ce jasnejsi, re je povahy sve-
Ihlave, zayile a zarputile.
j Pravda, take Sc mem nejed
nou hnulo srdce svedomi; W.
'lhybal Sc nejaky tyden hospo-
de, drzel Sc donna lese, byl
ma oko vessel ke vsem pfive-
,tiv, hral 81 detmi, a k manzel
ce Sc choval, jakoby mezi nj
} ma byla vzdy nejlepsi shoda
panovala. 0 minulych nepri.
jemnostech Sc takovyN cas- a.
: nj slovem nezminil, tim meme
! zadal Rdzeny "a prominuti, a.
. lie skutkem prece vyhledava1
! mir a daval nadeii polepseni,
Ona z pocatku v takove dni
pfeochotne zapominala ma vse
! cku bolest horkost, snazils
Sc vspomeru SVEN k manzelov
] obnoviti lepsi easy. Kdyz pal
byla Veto snaze a nadeji beg
: poctukrat zklamana, pozbyls
: vfry a zdstavala vazna, bs
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VELkY LOT 60 pfi 178 str.
ma Shaker Boulevardu, ktery
Je 100 strevicd siroky, Sc proda
"a $3.50. Jedna tretina hoto-
We ostatni ma mesicni splatky
aneb pfi hotovem zaplaceni
> procent- srazky. Naleza Sc
bilze New Cleveland Universe
ty. Haste Sc " els. 1864 w.
81. st. IA
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PRODA Sc grocerni a cukro-
vinkovy obchod prodejem
zmrzliny skolnich potreb, je
naproti skole. zada Sc $3.50
"a vse jak stoji, aneb vse
spocitat. Pricina prodcje ne
moe. Haste Sc v els. 1910
Warren ul. 70
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PRODA Sc farma iblize Rave
ma, O., aneb Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek, je o So a
krech, dunn ma 10 pokojn, vse
v neJlepsim poradku. Blizsi i'm
formace poda MATTEL Art. Por-
ter 1715 E. 30th st. 7-l2
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PRODA Sc dum ma zap. 48.
uilci, 6 pokojd koupelna, ga
raz. Prava lace "a $500. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 3287 Fulton Rd.
TT
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= r 0 B N E
OF N A M K Y.

STARSi CESKA PAM hleda
misto, Ike dvema starsim man
zelilm aneb k starsimu panu k
vedGni domacnosti. Je cistot-
ma pracovita. Nechte adresu
Y adm. Sveta pod znackou:
"Ileda SCI" TT
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc fadna pani k likli-
du a vafeni Y domacnosti DO 5
dni v tydnu od 6. hod. rano do
7. hod. vecer aneb die uiedna-
nj. Rodina tficlenna; ;dobry
plat. Haste Sc u V. Kral, 1894
vycha l43. ut. 10
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod $ prodejem skolnfch po-
tfeb, doutniky a podobne. Trzi
Sc kol $400 tydne. Pfi obcho-
de je pekny byt, mono jej
koupiti "a $145O; naleza Sc v
G. 1293S Lorain;. Ave. Haste
Sc Y Mr.. Zimerman, 6314
Cultivate Ave. TO