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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
AUTO NOTES

Z. \. SOIIc received two carloads
of bort automobiles this week.
Their arrival caused him an unusual
amount Of satisfaction. because the
demand for Dorts has been so great
that word has gone from the factory
that no more April deliveries can be
promised. except in those cases where
orders are already in. Mr.. Soule
however. is able to meet most de.
mands for he has prepared in d.
vance for this rush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
'Twixt Devil and Sea

The "slow poke" who makes
funeral procession of the highways oa
Sunday is being severely criticised by
traffic students who believe that
there should be a minimum speed
limit as well as the maximum variety.
Driving between the two limits Is -
ing to be something on the order Of
being between the devil and the deep
blue sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
About Your Insurance

Insurance men have been telling
car owners that the matter of reduc-,
ing rates is up to the car owners
themselves. and now we have some
figures to prove it.
Five insurance companies which
are very careful as. to who they in
sure paid losses of SI.S.6,4S2 out Of
net premiums OF sl4.Io5, 2S3 repre-
scnting a loss ratio of about 55 per
cent. Five other companies which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
This and That

IF the lines Of the car are . little
out Of date a little stripping when The
car is being reprinted will osttimss
bring it right info style-At the Re.
cent automobile shows many deiIen
vastly improved their cars-and par.
tcu!arIy the disc whee!s-by lnsans
of stripping.
Copyright 1923 by Ullman Feature
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
DOWN THE ROAD

THE OWNER OF A NEW CAR. WHO .
,MAGINEs EVERYBODY HE PASSES IS
RACING WITH HIM, ADDS ANOTHER
VICTORY TO HIS LIST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21

business monkeylng with somcthin'
that wasn't givin' trouble. He
doesn't seem to realize that repairin'
an automobile is a little like dresSin'
up. You buy new pair OF shoes
and think that's all you need, but
when you start wcarin' EN- you find
your suit looks shabby. You can't
always stop with one new part for
a car and be sure the job will suit
Won"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
Keen This Ia Mind

BE careful to remove everything
from the side pockets-and remove
the battery-if the car is repaired
on one OF these new devices USED to
turn il upside down. a bottle of pol
ish with a cork that isn't in tight
might easily do some irreparabe
damage. The mechanics will be care
full to see flat water. oil and gas is
drawn off, but the car owner is sup
posed to attend to the rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
Did You Know

That exhaust valves are more like
~ TO warp when held shut than when
held open? The valve that is held
open because of 4 weak spring or Il
sticking stem permits a free exit for
the burning gases, but one that is
held shut because of excessive tappet
clearance blocks the path of the eX-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21
by Beck

ting insurance rates reduced. I'm
fortunately, however, this slow
progress has to be initiated by the
insurance companies in the selection
process, rather than initiated volun-
tarily by the car owners themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-21

The real heroes Of the great Amer
lean automobile race are the sales
managers Of the quantity production
factories.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18

,nr-lt of choice in the materials com
plicate matters somewhat.
The taffeta frock illustrated here
shows several radical departures from
current fashions and advances skirt
style that has the authority of Paris.
Tie pannier skirt. in this instance,
provides just the correct balance for
the plain lines of the waist. 1t is dec
GRATED with large flower of the same
II aterial embroidered and appllqued.
LARGE petals of the same design are
used on the sleeves, which are further
urnamented with small, flat ribbon
lowers. There is a deep beading at
be rop of the panniers and a ribbon
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18

tie is threaded through this, forming
the belt
No one expects the draped. bouffant
or pannier skirt to supplant the
straight lines of the present styles for
informal wear. The plated skirt.
however seems to be yielding in favor
TO side flares and other variations that
do not change the lines of the figure
II present indications are to be
trusted, the current vogue for smart
blouses viii be feature of the fall
fashions. In fact, the new models be-
ing shown are made up in materials
that are adapted, in both color and
texture to fall wear, and while they
may be worn now with perfect pro
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18
Shows Several Radical Departures

The blouse fastens with large
leather-covered button at the neck and
four of the same buttons at the waist
line.
The use of leather as d blouse trim
ming is something of an innovation,
although 1t made its appearance in
sports costumes early in the season.
Elaborate stitchery is still the favored
trimming of both blouses and jacquettes
and much of 1t Is of oriental inspi-
ration. Just at the present time there
is furore in Paris for Chinese styles
in gowns, hats and wraps, following
the success of the great Bal du Grand
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18
PANlIER IN PARTY FROCKS;
GIVE FORECAST FOR FALL

prlety, they forecast the approach of
the first keen winds of autumn.
The blouse illustrated shows the
style tendency toward longer lines and
the new placement of ornamentation-
1t is of crepe marocain, in a soft tone
of brown, and is trimmed with a cut
out design of light tan leather. As
may be seen, the trimming is confined
tc the collar, cuffs and lower corsage,
and this manner of placing the orna-
mentation seems to be gaining in favor
over the allover patterns that have
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18

~ ALL the problems that agitate
~ the pretty head of the debutante
that of "What shall l wear?" is the
one that comes oftenest to her lips. In
sports clothes and the simple wash
dresses favored for summer the choice
of cut and material Is relatively a
simple affair, but in costumes for for
NAL wear, particularly the party dress
that must answer the needs of dances,
dinners and parties through the late
summer and early fall months, the ad-
vent of new styles and the embarrass-
The Colorado statesman., 1923-08-18
Shows Tendency Toward Longer Lines

Prix, and 1t is certain that there will
be a great number of imported blouses
of the same inspiration. If American
women take kindly to them. they will
probably set the style for the next
few months.
In Paris there is a furore for leather
garments and leather trimmings-even
parasols and hosiery are decorated
with leather. Americans will not go
to these extremes. but will like the
leather hats
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-13

Biskupsk1 surovost. Lud'ac-
ky tisk zuii dosnd pro odepfe-
nj pas'u biskupu Vojtassakovi,
ktery hodlal pumpovat z ame-
rickych Slovakd dollary k ice
lum lud 'a.cke agitace. Pan BIZ
skup Vojtassak zuri patrne ta-
ke. Aspon kdyz no president
Masaryk pozval k obedu do
Topolcianek, odpovedel mu BIZ
skup telegraficky: "Ponevad
ma Vasa vlada az do krve u
razila a zadost 'ucinenie mi do
siap nedala, preto nem5zem 81
sadndt' k Vasemu stolu." Jaik
je videt, pan biskup odpovedel
opravdu po lud'acku: surove
Zapomnel, ze pan president
ma docela jine lkoly, nez sta
rat Sc pasove zalezitosti. S
presidentem republiky hlinkov
|sky biskup ovsem nemuze Sc.
det u jednoho stolu. S panen
Horthym anebo nejakym Habs
burkem zasedl by vsak pan bi
skup Vojtassak podle vseho o
chotne. q
Letist6 v Prostej jove. Nedavnt
kolala sc ma poZemcich pristi
no letiste v Prostejove komis,
v niz byli zastupci mestske ra
dy a vojenskych uradu. Byl,
sdeleno, re ministerstvo narod
mi obrany zamysli Ma proste
jovskem letisti postaviti zele
zobetonove Hungary a desc
mensich, vyhradne re zelezne
no materialu. Je mozno, Z,
Sc stavbou bude zapocato u:
ma podzim.
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DODATECNE DfKY..

We vcerejsim projevu dikd
vsem, jiz ucast brali ma zaha.
jeni obchodu v novem nasem
mlste, byl nedopatrenfm wy
nechan vazeny mas pritel p
Josef Domabyl, ktery ne
vSednl ochotou nam vypoma
hal a dobre sluzby nam pro.
kazal, zacez necht' prime
mas uprimny dix.
Vdecny
JOSEF w. BARTUNEK
MATTEL odevniho obchodu
5728 Broadway.
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dunn o
9ti pokojich, koupelne vse
nejmoderneji zarizeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. bude-li brzy prodan. -
Haste sc v els. 4518 Gamma
Ave. 9-18
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KRASNY tfikusovy obecps

KRASNY tfikusovy obecpa-
ny set do parloru, kamna ve-
skrze zarucene konstrukce,
dvou-tonovy set loznicovy z "a
mer. orechu, osmikusovy set
do jidelny z amer. orechu. Vse
musi byt Timed prodano, da
Sc to LEVINE. 1850 E. 81. ST.,
blize Euclid. Gid
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PROKLETA.
Roman Emilia Richebourga
VolnS pfelozil Frant. Lad. Click.


no tesivalo, v tn chvili jest
mu zcela lhostejno. Navzdor
tomu, ze 81 byl pevne uminil,
re Sc nepodda WASN'T sve, div
re nezhyne trapnou dzkosti a
netrpelivou nedockavosti.
Najednou zalesknou sc divo-
ce zraky jeho, ruce pocnou Sc
mu zlosti chveti, ktera. jim
lomcuje a peste Sc zatinaji.
"1'i bidnfci! I'll hanebnici!"
vykrikl, cht6je aspon takto
zlosti sve uleviti.
Najednou sebou trhnul a "a
chvel Sc, nebot' zaslechnul
venku kroky. Rychle prikro-
civ ke% dverlm, otevfel je.
Petr Rouvenat vessel.
Mattel divorce zvedave Sc
ma neho podival.
"Jak jsi mi rozkazal, speho-
val jsem neustale po celem o.
koli," promluvil nadvomik.
"Skryl jsem Sc nekolikrate do
krovi, az posleze uzrel jsem
onoho mladika, kteryz pozor-
ne ma vsechny strany Sc ohli-
zeje nejistym krokem blize
piichazel."
"Nemluv tax hlasite," ma
pominal no Mellier.
"Mladik ten prisel az k sa-
me zdi, kterouz divorce mas je
ohrazen, vyndal z nj kamen
hned Ease dal no ma sve mi
sto.'
"A co Sc dalo pak?"
"Pak bral Sc pryc, a ia ce-
kal dlouho We SVEN ukrytu, az
Easel neznamy tax daleko, re
nemusil jsem sc obavati, re
mne uvidi. - Ma to vystoupil
jsem dosel az ke zdi. Zde
jsem hned nalezl misto, kde sc
omen kamen vyndaval, Ia ka
menem nasel jsem uIkryte psa-
nj"
Tedy ,isme konecne ma sto-
pei" oval Sc Mellier a hlas
jeho Sc vzteky trasl. "Kdoz
by 81 to byl pomyslil, jakeho
prostfedku pouzije omen zba-
belly svddnik, jen aby mohl Ia
zady stareho otce nezdar-
nou jeho dcerou 81 dopisovati.
= Nuze, DEF mi to psani!"
Petr zvolna vynal z kapsy
list obalce uzavreny, ma kite.
rez ale nebylo zadneho nadpi.
su a podal jej lined panu sve
mu.
Tento mu rychle psani z ru
ky wal, zavfel okno a pre-.
svedciv Sc, ze dvere jsou u.
zavreny, roztrhl obalku a O.
tevrev psani, jail Sc je cisti.
List znel nasledovne:
Milovana Lucie!
Jiz ctyri dny tomu, co jsme
Sc nevideli, doba to, ktera5
IDA Sc mi byti takrka tax dlou
hou jako ctyri roxy. Jaki
by mi teprve bylo mono, a
bych bez tebe po cely rok Wy
drzel? = Chveji Sc, pomyslin
Ii 81, ze bude mi konati dels
cestu, vsak co naplat, jest to
no k nasemu stesti nevyhnute
ne zapotrebi.
PrlJd' dneS Vecer pO deSatt
hodine, al vsechno We dvorc
utichne, no misto, kde Sc o
bycejne schazivame. Prijd'
andeli rozmily, nebot' musin
te videti a ma sva vrouci prs:
privinouti. Potrebujit' jen je
dineho pohledu nebeskych zr'
XII tvych, aby ozila mysl mo
je a touzim jen po jedinen
polibku sladkych list tvych, a
by okralo ztrapene srdce me
Ocekavam te u lavky, kdez
to- nebudeme miti, jako vzdy
jinych svedkI blazenosti sve
nez hvezdy a vrby, vetve sv
krist' alovych vlnkach potdG
ku stapejici. Leon.
Mezitim co mattel dvorc
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ctvim me handy! Nest'astna
dcera ma znicila nejen cest
svou vlastni, ale i eest mou -
Kdo ale jest ten bidnik zba-
belly, ktery Sc skryva a jen v
noci jako loupeznik obchazi?
B6da jemu, vsak beda il"
Petr Rouvenat pri techto slo
vech pana sveho zbledl jake
|st6na.
"ProbIh, co chces ciniti ;"
Itazal Sc no.
"To posud sam nevim," od-
povedel Mel1ier a oci jeho Sc
divoce koulely.
'Zaprisaham te, Jakube,
rozvaz 81, nezli neco poGnes."
"Jz jsem 81 davno rozvazil,
co ud6lam."
"Ale tedy aspon seckej! Ne
bot We zlosti clovek casio ami
nevi, co della. Tedy mel Sc ma
pozoru! Nam veliky strach o
tebe, nebot' zda Sc mi, ze "a
myslis n6co strasneho."
ia nechci jineho, nez uko-
jiti svou pomstu."
Gale jdiz, mily Jakube,
snad to neni TAX zle, jak Sc
domnivas.. Snad jeste neni vse
ztraceno -"
"Pravim ii, ze jsem lplne
znecten. Ma dcera jest padle,
poskvrnene, nehodne dite, zne
ctena zlocinem zhyralce bidne
ho! Beda, Lucie Mellierova je
tvorem ztracenym."
Rouvenat 81 povzdychl a
sklonil hlavu.
"Kde pax Sc nyni naleza?"
tazal Sc po chvili trapneho mi.
ceni.
"Jest We SVEN pokoji."
"Dobra."
| sPo tech slovech znovu slozil
psani, zas'trcil je do obalky il
ne, nacez znova zapecetiv, po'
dial je Rouvenatovi.
"Dones je opet ma misto
kdes je nalezl," porucil mu
kratce.
Petr Rouvenat ucouvl diva
kroky zpet a vyWalil ma mali
tele dvorce oci.
! "Rekni mi, co vlastne "a
mySliS?" tazal Sc uzkostne.
ITO jest mou veci.'
''Dobra. Ale ia tusim zamel
tvdj. Ty jim chces neco nall
citi. Vsak k cemu? Vidis ia
: kube, tot tebe nedistojno.
] ''Nech 81 sve poznamky, j;
jich nepotrebuji,' 'odvece Me
lier zlostne dupnuv. "Nebot
neni mdj rozmar k tomu, a
bych chtel poslouchat kaza
nj"
j "Jakube, We jmene nebozk.
TIVE zeny, kterous tax velic'
miloval, zapfisaham te, po
:. slys mne. Zavolej 81 svou dee
ru, promluv S nj a otaz Sc il
| jak Sc vec ona ma"
"Toho neucinim. Jen mn,
mech ucin to, co tt poroucim
ia chci, aby Sc dnespi noci L,
Gle dostavila."
Petr Rouvenat dobre nahli
: Eel, re v teto chvili bylo b,
vse namahani, ably ukrotil pa
novu zlost' marnym. - AL
ac bez odporu a macky rozka'
,,panIv vyk'onal, uminil 81, 3
! pozdeji, bylo-li by toho potre
: bi, bude chraniti Lucii, ktere
| byl celou dust naklonen. MlS
-|ky tedy a s hlavou skloneno
!! odchazel z pokoje.
\ Polozil tedy opet psani d
:, ,'zdi a prindal kamenem, mace
!, odebral Sc k sekacim a delhi
kdm ma louce pracujicim.
Il +
Ia hodmu ma to prisla Luci
@. k znamemu mistu We zdi, KID
e nasla "a kamenem psani mila
| kovo.
i Rychle je ukryla "a nadr;
=. L.
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PRIME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trovani ditek. Haste sc v els.
1928 Hulda Ave-, blize vych-
Ia. ul. z Woodland Ave. po
Cite hod. vecer. Dobry domov
pro radnou zenu. 9-13
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CuO POAOJN, kONz q pGo1k pEU
Ectla.
Uzkost dNtina hohuksl ne
Ebyla bez pricmy. Jsouc 81 va
donna why sve, nemohla nikde
[n1lezti pokoje a ob&vala Sc
stale, ze vyzradi Sc tajna la
lska jejf; bud rdmencem, KITE
.Iry So il 6astej po tvafi rozh-
lval. bud tim, ze casteji pred
FpfMnyma zrskoma otcowyma
tklcpfvala oci. .Mimo to dobfe
pozorovala, ze otec jeji po me-
,kolik dni je mrzntejsi a "a
mySlenejA, ns4 kdy jindy. On
lns nj nepromluvil skoro ami
Islova = jak Sc zd&lo, vzdalo-
val sc il zlmyslne.
"M1j boxe, ably talk otec ne
CO tusil!" myslfvala 81 kolikra-
te a desila sc. Tato myslenka
pak byla jM sama trapnou.
Vsak prec statecne snasela tu-
to trapnou nejistotu tyto o.
bavy. Vzdyt' vse to trp9la q
snasela pro n9ho, jemuz MALE
zelo cele srdce jeff a kterkho
milovala horouci laskou, KITE
raz schopna jest i sebe v6tsi
oddanosti q obetavosti.
Nzdyt' byl milatek jeji tax
mlady a krasny. Byl-h vsak ia
ke bohat, to nev6dela. Ia to
mel srdce predobre, byl muz
velke ctizadosti a pin velkole-
|pych zam6rd pro -budoucnost,
jakych mIze byti jen baAnlk
schopen, byte to zkratka mia
dix, jakyz dovedl opanovati
srdce dlMky nadsene pro vse,
co dobreho a krasneho.
Seznamili sc jednou O posvi
cent we vsi blize Firmany pou-
hou nahodou a jiz pfi prmim
pohledu seznala Sc srdce je-
jich. Leonova tvar byla bleda
a jevil Sc v nj jakys tajeny
zal: zdalo Sc, ze neni tento "a
jfmavy mladik prilis st'ast-
lnym - coz vzbudilo soustrast
jeji, kteraz brzy promenila Sc
Nv horoucf lasku. Vypravoval
lii vse, co o zivote jeho mu
bylo znamo, a tento zivot byl
ismutny, osamely, nebot' po.
lstradal vsi lasky, ochrany a
meme pece matefske.
! Lucie hledela jej potesiti q
|dodati mu nad6je v lepsf bu.
doucnost. Ba ucinila jeste vi
ice, dalai mu to nejdrazsi, &C
bylo majetkem jejim. totiz srd
ce sve. Nevedelat' tato divks
!nezkusena. jaka hrozna pro
lpast' otvira Sc "a tfmto kvet
natym rajem prvni, ciste las
Ky jeji.
Rozkos prvni lasky sl,dce ks
zdeho cloveka naplnuje slad
!. .|kym zachvatem, ktery blazi
zaroven ale opojuje. Tax to
mu bylo i u Lucie. Zakousels
toho blaheho opojeni pine mi
re, ktere ami po sestimesicnin
trvani neochablo.. Oddalat' 81
teto lasce celou dust, aniz BY
byla v sve nezkuSenosti rozva
lila, co z toho bude. Milova
lat Leona takrka slep6, nezis
: me a byla by pro neho treba
, zemfela. Horouci laska jeff by
la pima kvetd, a divka ami ne
: tusila, re po tomto utesenen
, jare nastane kdys jesen
ljenz kvet omen chladnIou znic
: rukou.
Nejvice ii pri tom bolelo, Il
l Sc tim musila pred otcem svyn
Itajiti.
: "Musi tax byti, nebot' Ia
ska nase toho zada," pravil ]
mi Leon. A ona mlcela, nebot
e k Will lasce sve byla by Ii
z vot nasadila.
II ty mdj milacku drahy,
-Imluyila sama k sobe, kdyz ps,
Z mi byla prectla. "On 81 tedy u
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PRODA Sc mlekafsky a deli
katesni stor, kde sc trzi $500
tydne, velmi dobre okoli, Ia
vira Sc v Z hod. vecer. - Da-
lie dobre jdouci cuktbvinkovy
obchod velmi LEVINE. Haste sc
u Mr.. Zimerman, 1907 Miles
Ave. cd 3. do 6 hod. veCer.
a+o0--18
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Must BYT PRODAN novy
model'ni dunn 0 5ti pokojich S
koupelnami, blize Miles Ave.,
vse zarizeno. Cena $4,000. Ve-
zme sc ma vymenu IA lot neb
auto podle prani. Haste Sc V
elsie 1929 Miles Ave. 9-15
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PRIME Sc holicsky pomoc-
mix ma stalou praci aneb pouze
ma vypomoc. Haste Sc u J. S.
Podany, 10403 Union Ave.
9-13
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VYCH. no. UL. z UNION
6 svet. a koupelna, sklep, fur
mace, eektrika, p6kny OF. Ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena. $1,000
hotove a zbytek ma mesicni
splatky. STUPKA & RACEK
REALTY co, 1863 Broadway
1929 Vych. 131. ul. Broad.
2202 - Union 764 J.
Ala
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PRODA Sc dunn o 7 poko-
|Sich, els. 1903 Newark Ave.
Velka ban V zadu, muze Sc
upotrebit pro dilnu nebo ga
raz. Naleza sc blize skoly d
kostela. Cena $47OO. Haste sc
u G.. Fetos, 1900 York Ave-,
roh zap. 30. ul. 9-15
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RADNA ZENA S ditkem tri
a p1l roku starym hleda mlsto
vesti domacnost. Jen kdo 81
preje miti cisto a poradek v
dome, necht' Sc hlasi v els.
|5671 Hamlet Ave. 9-14
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PRlJME Sc uzenaiIsky pomoc-
mix u Nyc a Patek v els. 4703
Broadway. 9-13
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MUSf BYTI PRODAN a da Sc

MUsf BYTl PRODAN a da Sc
LEVINE novy dum o 6ti svetni-
cich v prfzemi, jedon pokoj ma
hore, koupelna, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, garaz, ma
leza Sc blize ceskeho koltela
q skoly. Dalsi infornace po-
daji Sc V els. 3429 zap. al. ul.
9-23
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CTETE TOTO HNED. Pro
da sc moderni jednorodinny,
pohodlny dunn o 6 pokojich,
velky lot, blize Storer Ave.
Cena $3.50, hotove $4,000.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. F. Pojman,
48O1 Clark Ave. Tel. Hem
lock 5557. 9-18
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PRIJME Sc.

PRIME Sc divka mocna
anglicke feci na vseobecnou
domaci praci. Haste Sc v els.
3O95 Lincoln Blvd. Tel Fair
mount 1888 K. 9-15
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Eu.EDA Sc:

DlvKA z CZECH prijeta hle
da sluzbu u slusne rodiny, do
mluvi Sc anglicky. Haste Sc VI
elsie 11115 Forest Ave. 9-15
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1923-05-05
CITATION Elk. OF FINAL ACCOUNT

SIIA1AON EA. Ut FINAL ACCOUNT
State Of Minnesota, County of Ramsey. In
Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Clifford Ash
ley Smith, Decedent. !. =
The State of Minnesota to All Whom It
May Concern:
On reading and fling the petition of the
representative of said estate, praying that
the Court fix q time and place for exan1in-
ing, adjusting and allowing his FINAL -AC-
COUNT, and for the assignment of the resi-
due of said estate to the persohs thereto en-
titled :..-.,. II 80 -, s....' .
It is Ordered, That said petition be heard
and that. all persons interested in said mat
ter be cited and required to appear before
this Court, on Tuesday, the goth day of May,
1928 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, soon there
after as said matter can be heard, at the
Probate Court Rooms in the Court House in
the City of St. Paul. in said County, and
tition should not be granted and that this
citation be served by publication thereof in
the Appeal according law, and by mailing
COPY of this citation at least IA days before
said day of hearing, to each of the heirs, de-
visees and legatees of said ,decedent whose
names and addresses appear from the files
of this Court
Witness the Judge of said Court this 3rd
day of May A. d. 1923.
HOWARD WHEELER,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: F. W. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate.
Hammond Turner, Attorney, -
323 Metropolitan Bank Bldg
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1923-05-05
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETITION
FOR ADMINISTRATION =

State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey. In
Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of James H.
LOOMS, Decedent. :..~. IS: =:
The State of Minnesota to All Whom II
May Concern: > ~: ~
The petition of Nettie ". Loomis having
been filed in this Court, representing that
James H. Loomis then resident of the
County of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, died
intestate on the twentieth day of April, 1928,
and praying that letters of administration of
said estate be granted to Hattie q. Oliver,
of st. Paul, Minnesota, 2-~.z7
1t Is Ordered. That said petition be heard
ter be and hereby are cited and required to
appear before this Court on Tuesday, the
18th day of May, 1923, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard. at the Probate Court Room,
in the Court House in the City of st. Paul,
in said County, and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition should not be grant
ed and that this citation be served by the
publication there of in The Appeal accord
ing to law, and by mailing a copy of this
citation at least II days before said day of
hearing to each of the heirs of said decedent
whose names and addresses are known and
appear from the files of this Court
Witness the Judge of said Court, this 3rd
day of May, A. d. 1928. 49, sss 80
: = S HOWARD WHEELER,
Judge of Probate Court.
(Seal of Probate Court s. ..~ 4SsE
Attest: F. w. Gosewisch, 8
: : -. Clerk of Probate. -$ss,s7
w. T. Francis, Attorney. -.
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