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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

that is conducting our common business and soak
ing us tor it. he railroads conduct orr common
business We DO not this which is OUR BUSH
ness We lei private interest here impose itself on
gu: business Every bushes in the United States is
as dependent the railroa as it is on the post
office We complain about freight rate when the rail.
roads go to the interstate Commerce Commission
and insist they have right to dividends
We give away franchises. reckcssy and then we
90 not INSIST IN the contract with the recipient OF the
franchise being enforced.
New or< City stands island bu little more
than mule wide and about fifteen miles long That
"the stand is so crowded with people that its real
estate has the highest OF any land in the
world And yet ii New York City had not given
away her water front. she would earn enough MONEY
today from dockage tolls obterate all land taxes
Sle wasn't smart enough to do it. And the New
rn,o rk business man thinks he's the smartest ever
" nat are yon doing in your town that may be inst
foolish? N' ~ ''
mere are certain business enterprises upon which
eFtv other business is wholly dependent If we
were smart enough to and operate the business
mat IS the common denominator of all individual
's!ness we would be able to conduct our individual
business better and we could run the common BUSH
ness with profit for US that would wipe out the
TAX assessment about which we complain and which.
because we are poe business men, we have imposed
upon ourselves i
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
EXPORTABLE WHEAT
SURPLUS rs REDUCED
IN THE DANUBE BASIN

WASHINGTON, - Changed con-
dltions in the Danube basin of Eur
ope have reduced their exportable
wheat surplus, which in pre-war times
went to the countries of western Fu-
rope to compete with American grain
and even when conditions return to
their pre-war normal the exportable
surplus is not expected to exceed g.
100000 bushels. This is the conclu-
sion of Louis G. Michael economist,
in foreign agriculture, who has Just
returned from study of agricultural
conditions in Europe for the depart.
ment of agriculture
Greatly reduced consumption o.
wheat in western Europe may some
what offset the drop in the exportable
surplus of the Danube basin resulting
from the breaking up of the former
large wheat areas into small general.
purpose farms, the dicouragemen
from producing cash crops by the con.
tinual depreciation of currency ant
the general tendency toward larger
livestock production" says Mr.. Mi
Chael.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
ODD BITS OF INFORMATION
(From the Des;gner)

Salad oil added to putty prevents
it from hardening or cracking.
Turn new paint brush bristles up,
open, pour in spoonful of good var
nish and keep in that position until
dry. You will find that the bristles
will never shed in painting.
When punching new hole in a
sewing machine belt, heat hatpin
very hot and it will penetrate the belt
like magic
lope, cut piece of blotter the size
OF the stamp, soak it in cold water
and put it on the stamp. Remove the
blotter in a few minutes and the
stamp will come off
In shipping flowers long distance
put the stems i'll raw potatoes. Sew
eral flowers can be put in one pota-
to. The juice of the potato keeps
them fresh.
To keep linoleum looking like new,
wipe it off with sweet milk. 1t pre-
serves the surface and keeps it bright.
When bathing a baby in a porce-
lain tub lay a turkish towel on the
bottom of the tub to prevent the
child from slipping.
Does the tone Of your piano ever
seem dull in damp weather? Try
placing lump of lime in breakfast
food box inside the lower part, and
see how soon it makes the tone clear
er.
When knitting double mittens,
using two threads, try using one bali
of common wrapping Irvine instead of
two wooden bnes. 1t is cheaper,
wears longer and the men say the
mittens are better for having the
cotton i'll them as it keeps the wind
out where all wool will not.
For hands that chap easily. take
common table salt, dampen and rub
Your hands thoroughly after they have
been in water. This is very healing.
When your bedspread has become
wrinkled, take a stiff whisk-broom
and brush over the spread. The fresh
appearance it gives to the spread, re-
moving all wrinkles, will surprise you.
To polish copper. brass or zinc use
vinegar and salt. Apply with a soft
cloth and polish with a dry wooden
cloth.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

petent to handle these funds as any
state authorities and with less expense.
The Federal road aid proposition does
not appeal to me where we have to be
taxed one dollar to get one dollar.
say if Georgia has any Federal mon
ey belonging to her, she should have
1t without being taxed to death to get
1t. If this be the case Georgia will be
long, long time getting Government
paved roads According to our state
Secretary, S. G.. McLendon's report,
a few days ago, giving out his annual
report showed that the automobile
taxes for 1922 were around One Mil
lion Six Hundred Thousand 1,600,-
O00) Dollars, and that the highway
department had spent Ten Million no.
OOO,OOO) Dollars on roads, bridges and
other projects in the State during the
year 1922. This included the appropri-
ations made by the State. Figure for
yourself and see if you think we are
getting what we are entitled to get
under the law. If the Federal funds
were distributed in each county in the
State and our automobile tax return
ed to us with some stipulation of the
kind of road to be built with it, our
County Warden and Board of Com
missioners could build the necessary
roads with less expense than the State
could do it, with all its red tape stuff
and expense attached to it.
This is my judgement about this
matter, we get what We do get by tax
alton on disable property that cannot
be h,dden in Government Montana
bic Securities.
WESLEY R WALKER
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
teL.azd I:e.sy5 a. a. !; ~ ::::'=':

FOLKS are funny when it to running their
common business. You think you run your bust
mes: pretty well | think rur my business pretty
well We all like tc think our own individual
business abou, as well it he run We live
pretty well and all said and done we are all pretty
successful Yet we complain bitterly about taxes
LAKES consume much OF our income which could
W use II for ourselves. would greatly multiply our
pleasure, increase comfort and mbelsh our JOYS
IL lie
Why should we have burdensome taxes We don't
IA to have them unless want them We COM
PLAIN about taxes as II they being imposed BY
some tyrannical imperialisc master who has US by
the throat and al whose feet we are helpless
y hat IS the government? The government is YOU
ard We who think ourselves so deucedly smart
So clever business While we boast OF our
al ~ to run individual business we complain
against orr liter inability 70 wisely administer our
CG.t9n. r..,,
icrr a.. tic post office. With all its faults it
Is Mof .i'i r1,'tution,-rnore wonderful than any
pr'a'f business Il is common business Your
business an business i, absolutely dependent upon
H. an': y" run II 50 we'll that can send letter
IRON q % to San Francisco for two cents n tn.
hmcrc . tNress Company operating the posi-
oHlCe' would pay good quarter for the delivery
OF thd letter, and don't you forget it.
When it comes to handling the big package our
actual trade, we hand it over to private company
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
THE PAINT REMOVER

lFrom Everybody's Magazine)
DR.. Edwards had gotten fresh paint
his white flannel trousers. Jim the
man of all work, had tried in vain to
clean them
DR.. Bob, can't git dis here paint
off,
Have You tried gasoline?" asked
the physician.
Vas sub!
Have you tried benzine?
Vas sub!
Well, have you tried ammonia?
Nav, sub, DR.. Bob, answered Jim,
with grin that lighted up his entire
face; Il amt tried EN- me yit, but
Use sure dey fits"
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DORMINY HI DOTS

1t is pretty weather now and every
body is busy turning their land
Church was well attended Sunday
afternoon at Pine Level. Was glad
to have our preacher back with us aft
er being absent from preaching one
Sunday on account OF illness.
Mr. Edgbert Roberts, Wick Dixon
and Misses Eunice Spears and Ber-
tina Mae Dixon spent Sunday with
Miss Carrie Rakestraw.
Mrs. Tom Gunner of Irwinville is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs d.
r. Rakestraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell have
moved from Seville to Dorminy. We
are glad to have them in our communi-
ty.
Our school opened up last Tuesday
morning with a good attendance after
the holidays.
Miss Eunice Spears is visiting Miss
Mary Royal near Osierfield
Miss Mary Royal and Mr.. Linus
Piper from Frank spent Saturday aft
ernoon with Misses Estelle and Eu-
nice Spears.
Miss Pearl Roberts and Mr.. Horace
Dixon spent Sunday with Miss Estelle
and Mr.. Howard Spears.
Our B. Y. P. u is progressing nicely
Started the new year with lots of new
members Everybody is invited to com:
and join.
PALS"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

WANTED-A house to rent Five or
or SIX room house, with modern con-
venlences and good ueighborhood
Willing to pay good rent. Apply Lea
der Enterprise office. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

WANTED-Raw Animal Furs and
Cow Hides. Highest Market Prices
Paid by Georgia Shoe Co., East Pine
St, Fitzgerald, Ga. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
WANTED

WANTED-l0O junk and used auto
mobiles. We sell new and second hand
parts Fletchcr's Garage, 303 S. Grant
St. Phone Az. lis
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE six room
house, water and lights and bath
complete. 602 w. Magnolia St. APP
ply to r. F. Newton.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

FOR SALE-Several Milk Cows
Barry Clare, Lawyer, City. J14
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

FOR SALE-Four kinds of straw
berry plants, Klondyke, Excelsior
Early, Lady Compton and Everbear-
ing at $500 per thousand. 210 E. AL
tamaha. J4pd
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

90 MONEY-Under bankers Reserve
System, go loans may be secured on
city or farm pr perty, to buy build,
improve, or pay indebtedness. Bankers
Reserve Deposit Company, 1913 Cal
iforn;a Street, Denver Colorado. JA4
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

The queen of the Belgians has pre-
pared a special album containing a
complete set of Belgian postage stamps
to be presented to Queen Helena
of Italy, who is an ardent philatalist
and possesses a magnificent collec-
ton.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

THE QUALITY OF MERCY
Dearest, I must marry you.
Have you seen father?,
Often, honey, but I love you just
the same.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

Ever stop to think what would the
world do if it were not for safety pins,
gar giles Amos fash.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11

FOR SALE-Florida Cabbage Pal
motto Palm Trees, very hardy and
beautiful, fine for homes, city parks,
churches and schools Young trees at
$500 each. Reduced rates on large or
ders, Seaborn Sutton, Quitman, Ga.
It,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
CHARGING FALSE ARREST
FOR BURNING OF DEPOT

BEUNA VISTA, Ga.,- Alleging
false and malicious arrest on susai.
cion of burning down the Georgia
Railway company depot here, S. J.
Parker, former railroad clerk, has filed
suit against the company for $4,000
damages.
The depot was destroyed by fire the
night of October 10, 1921, shortly aft
er Parker had lost his position with
the company. He was arrested or
a warrant charging felony on Novem-
her II and placed in Harris county
Jail When he insisted on trial, he
declares, the charge was dismissed.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
ASININE

ASININE
Johnson was attending a temperance
lecture.
II | lead donkey up to a pail OF
water and to a pail OF beer, whic::
will he choose to drink queried the
speaker.
The water! Said Johnson
Yes, and Why
Because he an ass, was Johnson's
reply.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-01-11
FOR RENT
FOUND

FOUND-Have you lost ring?-
We have a young ladies gold ring,
which was found in the city last Sun
day and which can be had at this office
by identifying same and paying for
this advertisement Leader Enterprise
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KRACH NEMEcKYCH
MAREK.

Kdyz vam dnes nekdo posle
pravou nemeckou bankovku,
znejicf ma 10000 marek a IT,
stenou pred 6 lety, je to pou-
by zert. Pred sesti lety to zna
.menalo $4,000, ale dnes dosta
nete "a jeden americky dollar
billiony n6meckych marek. Je
to vytecny pfiklad, jak hospo
daTske silly dovedou sraziti
dola nemecke hodnoty. Kdyz
vam taz osoba posle lahev
Trinerova Hork6ho Vina, 6 let
starou, SENATE, re Sc jeji
hodnota pranic nezmenila. We
zmete davku a ucinek jeji bu-
de k pine vasl spokojenosti.
Hodnota Trinerova Horkeho
Vina Sc nemeni. Po 33let jest
liz lekem, ktery nikdy nezkla
me V pripadech nechuti k j.
|dlu, zacpy, boleni hlavy a
pod. pfiznaku zaludecniho he
poradku. Novi zakaznici posi-
|laji nam upfimn6 dekovne phi
|pisy zrovna tax, jako chill "a
kaznici v letech devadesa-
|tych. Pan Jill Kondas psal
mann Tresckow, Pa, dine
80. rijna 1923: "Uzivam Va
Sc Horke Vino a shledavam je
|velmi dobrym. Vsechno svole
mi ma svete Vam davam, co
Sc tyce uvereinenf tohoto u
znani." Zeptejte Sc sveho lie.
karnika neb obchodnika s le-
ky take ma TrinerIv M1rnitel
kasle. Nastuzeni je ted ma
dennim pofadku a to ie ten
pravy lex ma nachlazeni ka.
sci.
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PRIJME Sc
PRONAME Sc:

PRCNAJME Sc menSi byt
o 3 pokojich ma Karline. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 34S9 vych. 46.
ul. z Fleet Ave. 1927
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|Sie haben cine, ganz vorzueg-
liche Ambrosia. TAX 81 vzpo-
minam, co rikal u mas jeden
yelebny pan: Unum oportet
facere, alterum non omittere.
Dali mi teda jeste jeden!'
S vekem a obtizemi start, k
nimz jiste radily Sc obtize, jez
major Spork mel S temi, kteri
nell mu byti nejblize, schazel
tento typicky zjev malostran-
sky, davno pred valkou byl
jiz ridkym ma Ujezde nebo v
ulici Karmelitscke a posleze
rozloucil Sc i on timto nevde.
cnym udolim, ci Ujezdem pod
petrinskym, ktery no snad ne
chapal, nebo kteremu snad ne
chtel rozumeti sam, tato ruina
velkeho predka z Kuksu, c
Inemz tvrdilo Sc, re byl posleo
min sveho rodu a V soukro.
mem zatisi vyborny muzikant
Jeho pohreb nebyl prilis o
kazaly, stareho podivina pfi
sla doprovodit hrstka slechti
ckych pratel. Ii ostatni, zvla'
Ste urozene danny, Sc "a nehc
jiste stydeli. Ale cestna eska
fdrona ceskych dragounu Z
Brandysa prijela, ably dopro
vodila no k velke armade. 4
pax pfisel ma pohreb take st;
ry "Kriegskamerad" fiakr
sta KIecek - nyni jiz take oe
Ilet neboztik jina figurk;
'malostranska, k niz VIII mnt
Ease jine, spise humoristicke
nezli vazne reminiscence
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MAN ma sklade asi 200 vyti-
ski ceskych kalendaru na rok
1923, ktere prodam "a snlze-
non rpnIl
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tcopyrighs W. Nu,
bave, aby no Excellence" ne
pokarala "a to, re byla vytrze
ma z kurace siesty.
Kdyz vsak minula tezka "u-
fedni" hodina hrabeciho rytmi
ira a kdyz vysel do ufice, jak
jinak 81 oddechl! Zdravili no
naporad a hrabe Spork tfasla
wynn pokynem ruky i hlavy de
koval.
"Panbu rae pozdravit jejich
milosti", oslovoval no zpravi-
dla v dobach, kdyz hrabe
ISpork stal Sc dokonce jiz ma
jorem, malostransky fiakrista
Klecek ma Trzisti.
Spork Sc pozastavil a chvi-
Ii pfemital.
"Ah, noch Elm alter Kriegs-
kamerad" Zach, Ease starry
pritel z vojny) vzpomnel 81
pojednou, potrasaje bodremu
fiakristovi rukou. "Tak jak Sc
mali pane Klecka?" Obstarly
obtloustly muzik, typu slech-
tickychslokaju s lycousi velmi
hustypi byl velmi potesen
''timto vyznamenanim' a hned
pripominal "jeho milosti'', jak
to bylo tehdy v roce sestase-
J desatem u Hradce Kralove,
jak on - Klecek -slouzil u
dragounu, jak z celeho plu-
ku zbyl jen on a nekolik dru-
hi a jak zachranil dedictvi sve
mu veliteli. To byla strasliva
historic, kterou znala celia Ma
la Strana. Dragoun Klecek vi
da tehdy, re umira jeho plu-
kovnik, tazal Sc pc jeho po-
slednim prani. Umirajici sve-
iii mu jen starou penovku
("mersamku") S prisnym pfi
kazem, aby il, az Sc bojiste
vrati, odevzdal dedicum a do
bry vojak Klecek take tax u
cinil, kdyz byl pry slozil sva-
tosvatou pfisahu do rukou u
mirajiciho velitele, re do smr-
tt koufit nebude, nebot' byla
pry to jen ia "mersanka', KITE
ra jeho velitele privedla " nj
tvec a tim rozhodla osud ce-
le tehdejsi rakouske armady.
Hrabe Spork takovouto hi
storii vyslechl vzdy do konce,
velmi trpelive stale Sc vice
roztrasal.
"Na, gut, alter Kamerad
die Historic waere also gan2
schoen, wenn" (No, dobra sta
ry priteli, celia historka byla
by hezka, kdyby byla pray
: diva) poslouchaji, pane Klec
ka, voni sou starej Thar! Tt
: Evedi -"
: A Sibalsky fiakrista zle 81
zarikaval, ze no dosud cd ro
ku 1866 nikdo nevidel kouri
: a zval pfi tom ''jeho milost'
ably mohl il v nedeli zavest dt
Stromovky.
4 Marne.
A kdyz sc tihle diva v pozd
, MIN odpoledni rozloucili, me
rytmistr hrabe Spork jeste je
den zastoj, patrne historicke
: no podkladu, &C neni vylouce
: no, ze podivinsky tento aristo
/ demok,at byl v historickem o
: mylu.
: Staromalostransky uiezd
e nlistech proti nynejsi "zbroi
: nici" byval velmi zizen. v
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Csc "a | vytisk
5 vvtiskGI "a S1.OO.

Je to deset rilznych druhu, We
kterych jsou pekne povldky.
Dostal jsem prave novou Ia
silku nadherne knihy
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starem jednom dome narodil
Sc Karel Hynek Macha hned
" rohovem dome vedlejsim ma
levo mival syuj velmi oblibeny
zavod - uzenar David.
Nevim, jak sc to stale, ale
|potomek osvicenych Sporku a
|nepratel tmarl u dvora Marie
Terezie zvedel, re uzenar Da
vid jest primym potomkem O.
noho bohateho feznika malo-
stranskeho Vaclava Davida, je
hoz syn Karel David, vystudo-
vav pred tim prava, byl tajem
nikem hrabete z Bubna, ale
neosvedcil Sc. Pro zproneveru
byl nejaky cas- We vazbe, ale
bohaA Sc pax ozeniv, napsal
pravnicky spis, "a ktery no
Karel vi. +. 1888 povysil ma
slechtice. Po letech prisla ale
valka bavorsk6 dedictvi,
"slechtiv David" psal pojednou
|pilne provolanl pro noveho "a
depta kralovskeho trunu ces-
keho, vyzyval Prazany jiz te-
hdy, aby Sc pozdvihli proti Ma
rii Terezii, re "a to bu dou Wy
svobozeni z nevolnictvi a ne
budou platiti DAM. Bavorsky
kurfirt vsak prdhral vec, do
slo k represaliin1 a David,
syn feznlkuv, vida vse ztrace-
no, prchal z Prahy. Byl vsak
We francouzske brane ma Wy
sehrade dopaden, k smrti od-
souzen a v cervnu 1743 mel
byti pred noyomestskou radni-
ci ina nynejsim Karlove name
sti v Praze II.) popraven, kdy2
ohlasil mu Y posledni chvili ar
pelacni rada Vojtech Hoop.
finger pardon.
Rytmistr hrabe Spork znaI
dobre tuto 'historii, vzpominal
nejen ma sve predky freimau.
ry, ale i ma velmistra Ferd
hrabete Paradise, zemskeho
hejtmana a piiznivce onoho
dobrodruzneho Davida. Patr
ne tradicni sympatie odbojni
cke vedly povetseleho starce
I've sklonech demokratickych
do stareho uzenarskeho kramu
ma Ujezde.
To byl tehdy nejaky po
plach, kdyz pan hrabe prise
81 do kramu ma parek, kterJ
snedl; stole.
i "Vitame vas, pane hrabe
co asi bude libo?" tazal Sc u
zenar David.
i "Ja, ia =" rozpominal 81
: vytahly "a nahrbly dustojnik
J, 'Ich moecht schen bitten
einen Paar Wuerstel, wiessel
, Sic = z udirny."
Podali mu parek cerstvycl
+ uzenek ma talirku pan hrab
, mastneho zbozi sc ujal i V bi
!, le, jinak bezvadne, hlazene II
kavicce.
| Zakousl Sc neobycejnol
: chutl do neho, nedbaje, re de
| nlci a baby pana hrabete ODD
-'vuji a ze kluci pred kramer
: Sc sbihaji a re chocholaty str
znik nestaci je rozhaneti.
"Tak, jak vam chutnaji, p
: ne hrabe?" ptal sc nesmel
David, usmivaje Sc s choti
! prodavatkou cerrych oci a VI
:, su.
d "Wiessen Sic, Herr DAVID
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PRODAJf Sc zarucene vel
k6 domaci letosni husy. ffijd'
te k L. Mira, 1851 Pease
Ed, Stop 10. "A. &. c. Lii. ;.
rovne "a rnosteIn V Maj e
Heights. 11-21
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pRODA Sc.

PRODAJf Sc jeden jedno-
rodinny a jeden dvourodinny
dunn V peknem miste V okoli
vych. 131. ul. a Miles Ave.
zada Sc mensi castka hotove
a ostatni jako najem. Pfijd'-
te 81 prohlednout tyto majet-
ky, je to vskutku lace. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v clslo 1856 vych,
131. III. Tel. Broadway 22o7,
l1-26