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H soUAREsT CITY
We Need Them

WHATEVER may be the exact outcome of the
w bidding for the lease of what is now the ia
nous section sixteen in the Salt Greek oil field the
schools funds of Wyoming will be augmented by
millions of dollars. The schools of the state were
receiving q very comfortable income as it was and
it bid fair to continue for a number of years. The
coming of outside interests, attracted by the rich
ness and proven character of the territory, TO bid
for an opportunity TO increase their own and the
states wealth is the cause.
The coming of those from q distance has done
this for W-yoming-increased her wealth by mil
ions-how many we don't know, but by many, and
that seems good
So it should be with others from abroad, who
have enterprise and ambition to develop the state.
Welcome them with cordially and at the same time
be fair and just TO those who are already here.
In the matter of the proposed railroad through
north central Wyoming we should leave no stone
unturned to secure it. We should join with our
good friends in the north, where q railroad is vi
tai to their development and do all in our power to
aid the project. Casper's benefits from such a line
have been too well told previously to need repeti-
tion.
To be afraid of Standard Oil or the Haskell in.
terests is childish. We need these men and these
corporations with their wealth, enterprise and
business ability to build our state great and in
crease our public and private wealth.
, 1923-03-08

that among the thousands of listeners
were many immature school children
whose knowledge of the coal industry
is certain TO become biased because
OF their faith in statements made by
this lecturer. II is practically certain
that many persons, Otherwise unin-
formed. will IN the future regard the
coal situation with prejudiced minds.
Aside from any question as to what
was the intention OF the department
In br~oadcasting such assertions. there
was an u~nmistaknble inference that
the conditions referred to are general
throughout the coal.mining industry
and That this industry is responsible
for their continuation. They were not
referred TO as isolated cases. and no
mention was made of any OF the un-
fortunate conditions which prevail in
many thickly populated localities re.
mote from the coal fields. Thus. the
uninformed listener would gain the
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but at last they disappeared into the
discard.
The flying Inman liners with their
curving bows and yachtlike lines no
longer break records, but a couple OF
them. once the renowned City Ct
Paris and City of New York. occa.
s.onally fit into the North River as
quietly as the Flying Dutchman. re-
minding old watermen of their former
glories.
They were the prettiest models
hitherto seen in such large vessels.
and they started the movement
toward multiplying the number OF
smokestacks and reducing that Of
masts. That movement continued
until the largest liners were mount.
ing dummy tunnels for the sake Of
leading the fashion. and a steamship
needed four stacks to qualify for liner
society.
And now. with the motor ship sup
planting the steamship. were threat.
ned with the total disappearance Of
tunnels. The liners of the future will
discharge their combustion products
, 1923-03-08
Can He Succeed Himself

A PRESIDENT, in his first term is by courtesy
n considered n candidate for denomination, I'M
less a specific statement to the contrary is made
by him. And while there is always time to alter the
decision up to the time the convention is called, or
even until the convention comes in session, 1t may
always be safely assumed that the first term in
cumbent is a candidate. Therefore the Republican
party is justified in accepting the candidacy of
Mr.. Harding as a fact.
What the Republican party thinks of Mr.. Hard
ing as its candidate for another presidential term
is an altogether different matter. The party has
not expressed itself. But within the next few
months that expression will be forthcoming, for
the friends of Mr.. Harding have already under
taken to sound Republican opinion
It will not be many months before emissaries
will have visited every reliably Republican and
doubtful Republican state and made diligent in
quiry among leading party men. This party opin-
ion will be carefully analysed and local party pros
poets canvassed. AS a result the friends of Mr..
Harding will know a considerable time in advance
the attitude of the party. Without this effort, they
will also be aware that the nomination can be en-
compassed, almost out of hand. by employment of
the power of the administration, by those who
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A Dangerous Precedent

wild assertions and warped con.
illusions may be expected 10 emanate
from tho mouths of demagogues and
the advocates of anarchy without pro-
ducing a generally deleterious effect
upon the public mind" wisely remarks
the Mining Congress Journal. But
when statements are made under the
authority OF a department Of the gov
eminent. the public may be expected
10 give heed and regard such state
ments as accurate in respect to the
facts TO which they relate. There
fore, II statements issued by a gov
eminent department are misleading,
the effect upon public opinion may be
exceedingly harmful.
Consider. for example, a lecture on
Coal which was recently broadcast.
cd from the Naval Radio Station at
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Arlington. Va. by the United States
department OF labor. In this lecture
an attempt wa made to portray al
legged conditions in the coal fields of
West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and
such charges were mad as the follow
ing: THE 1~4-year-age minimum OF
the state was being violated and hun
dreds of boys had been employed in
the mining industry before they
reached hat age schools were under
minded. in more way han one: the
census Of 1920 found nearly six thou
sand children employed in the coal
mining industry" and ''since the tax
meaning the child-labor taxi has been
declared unconstitutional the number
probably has increased; and. in et-
feet. that u%nsanitary conditions. pow
erty and disease stalk the lives and
endanger the health OF children in the
confirming fields.
1T is not unreasonable 10 suppose
, 1923-03-08
When Mother Sings

When mother sings
I love TO hear
The melody .
So quaint and dear.
When mother sings
] love to see
The baby there
Upon her knee.
When TO her breast
The baby clings,
And rocking him
Our mother sings,
To all our hearts
Such peace she brings
As heaven knows.
When mother singsl
When mother sings
I often trace
Some famed Madonna
In her face.
When mother sings
Her eyes of love
Are like His Mothers
Eyes above.
I seem to sense
When mother sings
The presence near
OF angels wings.
There is a holiness
That brings
Us close to God,
When mother sings!
Anne Campbell.
, 1923-03-08

through under water exhaust pipes.
according to the engineers. n pas
z will take the air along IN
immense sweep of deck as unobstruct-
ed as a section OF Atlantic City board
walk.
, 1923-03-08

Well, boyhood has got to learn to
stand It, as It has learned to stand
locomotives SO overgrcwn that their
chimneys had to be sawed off to let
them get through the tunnels.
, 1923-03-08
The Casper Tnbune's Program

Irrigation project west Of Casper to be author
lied and completed at once
A complete and scientific coming system for the
city OF Casper.
A comprehensive municipal and school recreation
park system. including swimming pools for the
children OF Casper.
Completion OF the established Scenic Route bou!e-
ward as planned by the county commissioners to
Garden Creek Falls and return.
Better roads for Natrona county and more high
ways for wyoming.
Moro equitable freightrates for shippers Of tho
Rocky Mountain region, and more frequent train
service for Casper.
, 1923-03-08


s Of Raw
ter1a1S
More than one third of
all raw materials required
to manufacture portland
cement vanishes in the
manufacturing process.
This is exclusive Of the vast
fuel consumption, which
averages about 200
of coal, or its equivalent,
to the barrel.
Last year cement plants
in the United States pro-
duced 113,S70.OOO barrels
of cement. This output re-
quired the quarrying or
mining and transportation,
drying, grinding and burn
ing of 35,OOO,OOO tons of
raw materials. Of this huge
total, 10, 900 tons which
started on their journey
through the mills never
reached the cement sack.
Many conservation
methods and devices are
in use in the industry.
Yet the inevitable losses,
due to Transformation Of
materials under the intense
heat in the kilns, total well
over a third of all raw ma
terials that go into the plant.
A cement plant covers acres Of
ground. 1t includes large buildings
full Of crushing, grinding, elevat-
ing and conveying machinery and
huge storage bins for raw mate
rails and finished cement
But it is in the burning zone Of
the great rotary klns-aspace 80
to 20 feet long by 7 to 9 feet in di-
ameter-that the greater portion
Of these millions Of tons is lost
Cement manufacturers have
long been carrying on scientific
studies to reduce the cost Of waste.
This Is one ofd series ofadoe,tse-
Hrnts TO doqudini The public uoih
The manufacture o eemenL
Our free booklet.
Fifty Nss Of Portland Cenenf In Amenea."
mdy interest you. While for your copy
d CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Of National Organization
ne and Extend the se of Concrete
Mnv.nEs. Philsdsiphis Sssnis
Minneapolis Phfsburrh 81 Louis
b New Orleans Portland, Orsa Vencour>E nc.
New York Saif Lake Cry wnhinre,.. nc
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Zajimavy trpaslik. Jednin

Zajimavy trpaslik. Jednim
z nejzajimavejsich trpaslikd v
historic byl bez odporu Polak
Josef Borualawski, ktery teprv
v sedmdesatem roce veku sve-
no byl $ to sam otevfiti 81 dve-
re. Pred tim musel vzdy wy
stoupiti ma nejake stupatko.
Boruslawski nazyvan byl pra-
videlne "hrabetem", ale re
slechtickeho roku nepochazel.
Jako jeden rok stare dite mel
vysky jedenact palcd jako
trilety byl vysoky jednu stopu
a 5 palcu. V peti letech mel w
sky jednu stopuS a 5palcu a v
desfti jednu stopu a devet pal
ca. v nasledujfcfch desiti le-
tech vzrostl toliko o devet pal
cI a We 38. roce sveho veku
mel vysky tfi stopy a 3 palce.
Ma teto vysce jeho vzrdst Sc
zastavil az do 70 roku jeho We
ku, kdy vzrostl o cele tri palce.
Boruslawski pro svoji inteli-
genci hyl znacne obliben Y dyo
'rd evropskych. Byv prijat do
druziny polske hrabenky HUI
mieske cestoval nj po Polsku,
Nemecku, Francii a Rakousku.
We Vidni predstaven byl i elsa
rovn6 Marii Terezii, ktera 81
jej pry velice oblibila. Pc te u
veden byl take k dvoru We Fran
Gil a po SVEN navratu do Varsa
Wy ozenil Sc $ zenou obycejne
postavy, oblibenkyni to hra:
benky Humieske. Zili spolu po
fadu let, avsak "hrabenka" Bo
ruslawska zemrela mnoho let
pred svym manzelem, ktery
dozil Sc SO. roku sveho veku.
Radu let ztravil take v Anglii
jinych zemich. Mluvil nekoli
ka jazyky a povazovan byl vsu
de "a velmi dobreho spolecni-
ka
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"Milostpanf by neuhodla,
kdo mi tam ma oci pfisel," do
kladala, vyrfdivsi svou zalezi-
tost.
"Nuze?"
"Pan spravce Kalivoda."
"Snad Sc ii jen zjevil We
snach," nechtela il pani uve-
riti.
"Jistojiste to byl on. Jak
chci z kramu vychazet, jede
venku pres namestf brycka a
on v nj sedi. Nine arci nevidel.
Pred hospodou zastavil a
slezl."
"Mel by no sem zly duch pri
nest!" zvolala PAM v duchu.
" (Pokracovans)
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PRODA Sc farma o 290ti a.
krech ma dlazdene ceste, 80
akrG pod pluhem, ostatni pa
stva a les, je tam tractor a vse-
chino naradi k nemu, 2 kone, 2
kravy, 2 jalovice, 90 slepic,
500 busld zita, ITO busld pse-.
nice, 25 tun sena, 20 tun sla-
my, dunn o 7 pokojich, fernes,
druhy 6ti pokojich a treti,
.ktery Sc dostavuje, bude o 4
pokojich a jine hospodarske
budovy. Farma tato sc da vel
mi LEVINE, neb Sc vymeni. Ma
me vice farem prodeji V roz-
meru Cd 5ti do 400 akrd. Hla-
ste sc il VCELA REALTY IN
VESTMENT CO., 5733 Broad-
way. Tel. Broad 500. Ptejte
Sc ma Fred Cvrk. 6-2l
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn ma
Bartlett ul. v Corlett, moderni
- jsou tam a svetnice S kou-
pelnou dole a 2 pokoje naho-
fe. Cena $500. Vezme sc
dobry lot a mensi castka ho-
tove. - Dunn ma vych. 1O8.
ul. Union, modernf, 6 poko-
jd, tvrde podlahy a finis, Chi
ma kabinety, kirby a jine zafi-
zeni, ulice dlazdena zapla-
cena. Cena $1,000. Blizsi sde.
Ii j. F. Nejedlik ]. j. Mikes
realtors, 11O15 Union Ave. -
Tel. Broadway 1886 Union
1861 R. go
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PRODA Sc farmicka ~ a.
kru ma A. B. C. Line, Stop 10.
je Is minut cd kary, ddm ma
6 pokoju, fernes, sklep, zahra-
da, 60 ovocnych stromG a vim
ne kefe, jezerni voda, bane a
.vse potrebne. Cena $f500,-
hotove $4,000. Dalsi podrob.
nosti sdeli JOS. Jakes, 6007
Broadway. 8-21
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PAN L. URBAN OPUSTf
CLEVELAND.

Dozvidame Sc, re p. Ladislav
Urban, attache zdejsiho Cesko
slovenskeho konsulatu, presa-
zen byl ma podobne misto do
Pittsburgh, kan co nejdflve
odjede. Pan Urban "a sveho
pcDytu v Clevelandu ziskal 81
siroky kruh upfimnych pratel,
kteri jej budou postradati. Ma
novem miste prejeme mu nej-
pln6jsl uspech a zdar.
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VYBoRNE LACE!
V NASLEDuJ1cfCH MAJET-
KACH MUzETE Sc
SAMI POD1vAT.

$62OO-E. 54. st. u Fleet cislo
$3.50 30 sNetnic a koupelna
gas, ell. sv., krasny lot $500
hotove.
$68OO-Coath Ave. v Corlett,
6 svetnic q koupel, vytape-
ny horkou vodou, skopky-
fireplace, book-casy, china
cab. a garaz, $4,000 hotove.
$68OO-Union st. {. 1926 -
hezky 6 svet. a koupel, fire.
place, gas, ell. sv., fernes,
skopky, garaz $500 hotove.
$780, rod, Martin st. els.
1920, 6 svet. a koupel dole
5 svet. nahore, gas, ell. sv.
vymeni Sc.
$780O-Novy. ma E. 102 St. u
Union {. 1926, 6 svet.. a kou
jei, vse nejmodernejsi.
$85OO-2-rod. v elsie 13207
Durkee Ave. u same 131. ul.
v Corlett, $500 hotove.
$89OO-Robertson Ave. u Mi
les Ave-, krasny, 6 sNet. a
koupel, mod. dlazdickovana
podlaha v kouIpel., bridlico-
va strecha, ulice dlazd6na.
81 500 -Cihlovy v Corlett-
Krasny o 6 svet. a koupel-
vse to nejlepsi, lot 40x135 $
garazi - vymeni Sc Ia 2 ro-
dinny.
$13, 5OO--3449 E. Boulevard,
u same Union St., 8 svet.-
title" koupel, shower bath,
sun room, sewing room, par
ketove podlahy vsude, man.
tel, book-casy, china cab
cervena taSkova strecha, VII
bee musite to videt - phi
me sc vymena.
LOYAL FINANCE CO.
Ryzi Ceskoslovenska pozem-
kova spolecnost.
1921 E. 55th St. Broad. 22O6 J
Frank Novak a Joseph Svatek
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PEKNE DOMY

Corlett, ieden ma A pokcje do
lie a A nahore a vedlejsi lot.
Dobre misto pro drGbez a kra-
WI. Cena $435O, hotove $500
a ostatni die ujednani. Dunn
ma vychodni ia. ul. moderne
zarizeny, garaz, dlazba "a
placena, je tam fernes, dive
koupelny, da sc Ia $4,000. Pla-
tebni podminky obou die ujed
mani. Nam tez nekolik farem
ma prodej aneb Ma vymenu v
okoli Chagrin Falls. Jednejte
rychle, dokud je vyber a dopi-
Ste ma B. Sachu 49 Fendell Rd
Chagrin Falls, O., blize vozo-
vek. S-31
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 Z pokojich
S koupelnou, elektrika, plyn,
fernes, garaz, vyflastrovany
sklep, zvlastni misto ma drivi
a .uhli, cena $4,000. Vezme Sc
lot ma vymenu a mensi castka
hotove a ostatni ma mirne splat
ky. Je to velmi pekny domov.
Hlase sc v cis. 3443 E. 105. ul.
severne cd Union. 8-21
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo ZAKoUTf.
Napsal vaclav Vlcek.
Napsal Y&clav Week.

Kosobudske skdle Sc ovsem pa
met jeho pres tn chvili vrace-
la, ale "a tyden jakoby no take
,,od nj delilo more. Tu take te-
prve Andelce psal; drive bal Sc.
re by mu neco vyklouzlo 2 pc
ra, CO melo zdstati nevyrceno.
v liste SVEN il dosti strucne O.
znamoval, kde nyni zije, ptal
sc ma kazdeho elena rodiny,
ljmenovite ma zdravi pani Le-
bedove, pax ma Prusy a ma
choleru; jak dopadlo jeho po-
,selstvi u jejiho zenicha, toho
Sc ami nedotkl, ba vdbec Vra
novskem spravci pomlcel. Od-
'poved' prisla teprve po kolika
dnech; Andelka Sc v nj nejde-
le zdrzela Il sve sestry, naznaci
la, jak nechtela 9 Smrzovce a.
nj slyset a jak roztrzka mela
ma svakra zly dcinek - konec
ne, kdyz Rdzenou promluvil
pan farar Doufalfk, re Sc od-
hodlala k navratu do mysliv-
ny a dala Sc tam odvesti nocni
,dobou, ably j nikdo nespatfil.
Prusove pry bro prestali Koso
budami prochazeti a uz pry Sc
tam ami neukazi; cholera Sc
bohudik jeste nikde ma blizku
nevyskytla.
| 0 Kalivodovi take v Andel-
cine dopise nebylo ami slova.
"NejspiSe j oznamil. re 81 me
pritomnosti jich svatbe nikte
rak nepreje," vysvetloval 81 to
Halaburd. K novemu psani "a
tim nenalezal pficiny.
S pani Malezanovou o rodi-
ne Velatovic, ba ami o Kosobu-
dach nemivali feci. Ona cele
lila zde, lila jen pritomnemu
okamziku a take jeho k tomu
pridrzovala. Nevzpouzel Sc to-
mu, naopak, milerad sc tomu
podvoLoval. A tax v Zalibenem
travil cas- nejen jako ma pfi-
JENNIE dovolene zotavene, ny
brz jako ma ut6sen6 slavnosti,
ktera Sc ma tydny prodluzova-
la. V drahnych letech ziyota
jeho byla to doba zcela vyji-
mecna.
X puvodkyni vseho toho, pa
nj Kamile, citn Ia to zvlastni
vdecnost. Ustalil sc mezi mimi
pratelsky pomer, ktery mu byl
velice vzacny mily; bratr ne
mohl by sestru miti radsi nez
on tuto roztomilou pani.
Nastavajici rozlouceni Sc Ia
ilibenym pocalo Ease obzor je-
no kaliti. A tn pri prvni zmin-
ce 0 tom pani Malezanova Sc
rozhoduje: "Pojedu s vami."
"Je to zlata zenska," opako
val 81, S rozkosi dychaje vzduch
lprosyceny zapachem briz a le-
snich travin.
Bylo mu, jakoby Sc nasled-
KEN toho rozhodnuti S pani
. Kamilou jiz vubec rozejiti ne
mel - a ten libezny jas kid
v1kol jakoby Sc rozsiroval da-
leko do budoucnosti jeho :.
i Touz dobou sc pani Kamila
vIv myslenkach obirala setni-
KEN. Vytrhla il toho Fana,
! vrativsi Sc mestecka, sotva
: pill hodinky vzdaleneho, kan
/ byla poslana cosi koupit.
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PRODA Sc obchod S doutniky-
a tabakem, kde Sc zarucen6
trzi kol 5000 tydne. Naleza Sc
ma st. Clair Ave. a kazdy Sc
'mdze presvedcit. Blizsi sdeli-
Mr.. Zimerman, 5000 Central
ave. mezi 5. a 8. hod. vecer.
8-25
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PRODA Sc novy ddm o 6ti po-
kcjich, 4 Lofty pri mem, zahra-
da 80 ovocnymi stromy, plyn,
elektrika, kanal, vse >moderne
zafizeno. Pricina prodeje od-
jed z mesta. Vse sc da pou-
re Ia $500. Haste Sc v els.
1871 Benwood Ave. blize W.
chodn 131. ul. S-21
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny mo-
derni dunn ma Horner Ave. v
Corlett, blize skoly a kostela.
Je tam 8 pokojd, koupelna a
vse zarizeno, da Sc LEVINE. -
Haste sc v els. TOLL Grand
Ave. so
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PRoDA Sc d1m 0 5ti7 poko-
jfch, sklep, diva skopky ma pra
dlo, plyn, elektrika, koupelna.
Lot je 40 pri ITO str. Pricina
prodeje je nemoc v rodine.
Haste sc " els. ALTO Warren
Ave. 8-15
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FARMY MA PRODEJ.


FARMY MA PRODEJ, - Ho-
dlate-li koupiti, name 200 ia
rem cd l akru do 800 akru,
nektere ma vymenu "a mestsky
maietek. Jsou to nejlepsl ze-
linarske, dribeznicke a NILE
karske fanny zapadne cd Gle
velandu, rovna poloha. Name
pro vas farmu jakou 81 preje-
te. Gilbert Bros, Elyria, O.
Mas zastupce j. Lukas, $3.50
E. 48. st. blize Pershing Ave.
Il. 8-21
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PRODAJf Sc dvoje kamna,
jedny ma uhli a druhe ma plyn,
tyto jsou upln6 zanovni, cena
levna. Haste sc v els. 135O8
So. Parkway Drive z vych.
131. ul. $40
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PRoDA Sc nejmodernaji "a
rizeny novy ddm, vse ma jed
nom poschodi, garaz, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena, Prijd''-
te sc podivat. Haste Sc els.
3403 vych. 1O3. Ill. mezi Kins-
man a Union. 80
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PRODA Sc dunn o. A. pokojfch

PRODA Sc dunn O. a, pokojfch,
velky sklep, garaz, plyn, elek-
trika, toilet uvnitr, naleza Sc
blize Broadway a vych. SIS. ul.
da Sc pri rychlem prodeji Ia
$4,000, mensi cast hotove a O.
statni ma splatky. Haste sc
u Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. ].
Mlckovsky. SIS
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DELNICI! - Nam domek o
5 pokojich "a $2700, dale do
mex o 9 pokojich Ia $780,
Vymeni sc tez "a mensi farmu.
Blizsi sdeli Jos. Pokorny, cis.
COOL Broadway. 8-18
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PRODA Sc prave dohotoveny
dunn o 5ti svetnicfch, koupel-
ma, vse ma jedne podlaze, tyr
dy finis, moderni zarizeni. "a.
da sc mensi cast hotove a o.
statni jako naiem. Tez Sc pro
da dvourodinny dunn, pri ry-
prodeji velmi LEVINE. -
Haste Sc els. 12414 Earring
don Ave. v Corlett, druha ulice
cd Union kary. 8-2l
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'NEPLArTE NAJEM, mazete-

'NEPLATTE NAJEM, mazete-
ii byti We SVEN. Name novy
'dIm pro dive rodiny, vsechno
zvelebenf. Lot 40 pTi $50 str.
ulice dlazdena:: Majetek ten
to Sc naleza ma vych. 13O. ul. a
da Sc "a mirnou cenu, castka
hot0ve a ostatni ma mesiGni
splatky. Blizsi sd6li L. Sanda
Bits vych. lI6. ul.
Ut.-Cxv.3Sob.
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PRODA Sc moderns zai.izeny
dunn, jednorodinny, vse na je-
dnom poschodi, da Sc LEVINE,
bude-li brzy prodan. -Hlaste
sew els. 135O1 Coath Ave. z
vych. 131. ul. S-21
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PRODA Sc obchod prode.
jem peciva, mleka, delicates a
vseho z tohoto oboru. Tydni
trzba hotove pres $3.50. Pekny
byt. Obchod Sc naleza v els.
1861 Woodhill Rd.. Tez Sc
vymeni grocerni obchod "a
dunn. Haste sc U Mr.. Elmer
man, 5000 Central Ave.
2-24
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PRQRA Sc dun pro tfi rodinv
5 pokojI $ toiletem nahofe a
2 pristehky dole. Lehk6 splat-
ky Haste Sc v els. 1887 Ful-
ton Rd. SIS
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DUN, X NASTEHQXANf

QVM2 - NT1iSA
Dvourodinny 6ti pokojich,
krasny, moderni, koupelna, 2
fernesy, dvoje skopky, 2 skle-
by, 2 pddy, 2 garaze, china-
kabinety, dubove podlahy ma
hore i dole, cena Sc udeia do
bra. Prohledn6te 81 majetek
{. 3426 vych. 103. ul. z Union
Ave. Mattel v els. 3271 vych,
55. ul. blize broadway. SIS