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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05
Ny Dear Miss Brooks :

Ny Dear Miss Brooks:
/ very much interested IN your corner
and would like some advice ! am sixteen
and l am told that l am sood-liooking. There
is a boy know that Is continually sending me
messages, asking ne if l love him. / like
the boy very well. but don't love him. | do
not like to say anything rude to him Tell me
what to do. There quite a few boys vine
like me and when / go to dance they fight
over who is 30 dance with me. Please advise
what TO do. Please publish the song. ~
Amt Nobody's Darling" Thanking you. | am
GOLDEN LOCKS.
OF course you don't love anyone at sixteen
Why do you hesitate to tell him so7 There
need be nothing rude In so doing and this
would put end TO his foolish messages. 1t
is very silly for the boys to fight over who IS
to dance with you- You should refuse to dance
with any one of them who acts in such a
manner. Be reserved s.ad womAnly and pay no
attention to boys who cannot and do not act
gentlemen should l think your song can
appear soon. but you should send your name
so could send it to you in case It has to wait
too long for lack of space. You should always
send your name when you write. 1t will never
appear in the paper If you do not wish IT TO-
Dear Miss Brooks:
VIII you please answer these questions for
me? Q) How old should the girls be before
pONGeT
paint7 t2) Which the two happiest days
in the year, (3) Which is the best night 10
sc with the boys7
MADAM X.
~ / do not believe you are old enough TO
so with the boys, you? You should
be at least sixteen years old. AS for powder
and paint. young girls should never u-e them
1t is such pity. and so very foolish
and ridiculous 70 see very young girls sgbIti- |
iuting powder. paint and lpstick for the
beauty and freshness of youth. These are in I
tended only for those whose bloom Of youthful I
health AID freshness fading and for the /
young girl 70 employ these poor counterftits |
10 the place of the priceless possession OF 4
youth, health and beauty. seems scarcely less /
han saerileeious. l2l 1t would altogether de- I
pend upon the individual as 10 which might 4
'e the hnppiest days OF the year for them I
Probably Christmas Is regarded b. the greatest i
number Of people ss enc Of the haDpiest days 1
u the year, New Years boy can b. made
very happy day by the s'p.ring thought Of I
Is being the beginning Of new year. in which
o mach may ~ accomplished Tor good both
o ourselves and our fellow men. The mil-
axes Of the year Just past Is stu fresh ir
mr. memory aud Ne hsse before Is 3 per-
sety ns~s frasb, ontarnishsd $50 days IN
shieh ~ reetuy ussH ase Lrassy tn % 80
I've sseh day uist Il may b stored away in
W assincry " be LOOKED b.sk YDon Wiih
. lae ans u We 90 this, saeh hev Years Day
'll b. hags DAP, becsus u lAe prossssl
- have iaa4e ~ 80 tAinf AeT fears
lay . . Asppy d. ffl Tasse . n0 pr
es.sf ts~s n'elt Any oEe which 500 esH
~ senssHifoiy as feF ssfer-innerk 3
's es-' sae y So y SovF ~ fsipas
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05
Making It Snappy.

"He doesn't like the words of our
song"
Give him the ar."-Columbia
Jester.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Rrnf Al<e brook<
Jest Bas~sen fsu and Me- Is surely an in.
tersstine corner. ! am . newcomer and will
be glad II yoa can furnish me the lsfernation
desire. ~ ! WAS born hi June What Il
my lucky dsy and as1ahsr and eoiorf "a u
" proper u 80 out with s.ofs thss one
boy ss sAesf s) VIII sov pla~ss tell ms
what 4 esn - 70 est Kind sne sraat sla-
pesstisof "a VIII yov ssase s,its sns fAs
sony, '1'ssI ss ~ slesp ~ ~ Oh ksntoesy
Asese" boslns yop sill ss,swsg ~ question:
~ A~snAins yep 10 Adganss,
pokA g. syfseuse utah.
~ b'ssAaaF fasaifg 10 ans ~ J hsse Il
Y y'idsf ~ ~ das. oefoa.f $40 psna,hss
'3.s NiaHuig folqsf, fsa bias sas Nhlfs. d.ncr.
~ Ap}hpea end w lasrls hs,l i snd asos
s's1'ae ~ lls hefs probably raad nas
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{afH oHf Az le cams ltng NJ asnff i4i 4
y AH|H iHlHi fNf iaN ~ Nafl nHi4 naa $40
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

near Miss Brooks
viii you please answer the following ques-
tons for mel ~ Tell me all the names of the
places we get rubber and how it is manu-
factured (2) Please tell where we find
wool and oil. Thanking you.
L. C. Salt Lake City
~ The best and greatest amount of rubber
comes from trees the banks Of the Amazon
River IN Brazil. Great amounts come from
other parts Of South America. Central Am
erica, Africa and Asia, and Mexico. Large
plantations of the rubber plants in success
full operation in Northern Mexico, the south
western part of Texas, and even in Arizona.
In the manufacture of rubber it is taken in
the crude state and through set of
rollers over which water is flowing TO remove
some OF the impurities. The strips which
result from this process dried and then
placed In mixing machine, where sulphur
and occasionally other substances are mixed
with 1t 10 adapt it to the uses desired The
prepared rubber, then in the form Of sheets.
Is ready for manufacture into the goods for
which it is designed. (2) Petroleum is found
in ell parts of the world. but most of the
worlds supply comes frem India, East Indies,
Rumania. Mexico. around the Caspian Sea in
Pa,ssi., and IN the United State --.hich leads
In production. In the United States, Okla
homs leads in production. with California.
Texan. Illinois. Louisiana and West Virginia
following. Wool is produced in the following
ecun1Dies, Australia producing the greatest
amount Argentina next, tho United States
nene - Belgium. New Zealand. British
$500 A1lGn, Uruguay. In the United States
11eq161 tnds, then Wyoming, New Mexico
~ o.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Miss Brooks:
I'm sending in the song Break the Fs~a
to Mother which someone wanted. And no"
I'm going to ask you if you will please help
find q song. knew the name some
years ago. but It has slipped nay mind am
whiting the story Of it. and perhaps son,esF1e
who knows the story also VIII help zoe, -
very anxious to get this song. # possible
young husband and his wife. who had
dear little babe. anxiousiy watching ovs<
Il during a sick spsil It had One night when
the parents thought It was better, thu mother
went to ball. leaving the babe with its IA
Their. About midnight, whsn the mother came
home. she found her dear husband in tears and
her darling child dead
thank you very much and wish you loads
of success and hope that may call again
WHITE ROSE
The story of your song h familiar TO me, as
doubt 1t "a to others. vino. hope more
fortunate than ! in possessing il. and II so.
am sure you will receive it soon
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Miss Brooks:
We hope you will not get tired of Us II we
ask you few more questions. What is the
meaning of the Garden Anemone? Does II
mean the sort of person ! am; or the flower
that appeals TO me nostf Tell all you can
about It Can you tell US what day in the
week the following were born and their lucky
colors. months and days. and flower: boy
born November 25th. 1908 girl born Dece-,
Der 24th. 1908. and a girl born March 5sh.
1908 What day Of the week one born Dee
lst, 1902. We thank yon for the information.
o. and L.. Utah
No. never tired trying to answer your cues
tons. ~ The flowers for the months. or DAYS
IN the month have no special significance for
an individual born In that month or on that
date. The garden anemone is for the particu-
lar day of the month which you were born
The name Is taken from the Greek word mean
ing wind and these flowers are also known
as wind flowers because they seem TO grow
best in breezy location Following /, two
lines OF poetry which carry out this idea;
The coy anemone. that meier uncIoses
Her lips until they're blown on by the wind
In the language OF flowers the meaning ~
the anemone is "forsaken." November flower
Tor the 26th is the zephyr flower mea nirv
expectation" the months are January ard
July. the day Tuesday and the coors brown
and black. For December assh the fr-tres Is
given, meaning "eieyasioa." the months nre
February and June. the day Thursday and the
eolors,- gold. ned and green. For March sth
the flower j. the apple blossom, meaning ..prsf I
srenes," the months September sne Nav.
the day Wednesday and the colors olDk ubit. /
and green. Tbs date. December 1. 1907. f.II
IN Monday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

FRECKLES. Springviile. Utah. Following
is the song you requested some time ago. and
we again indebted to a Thoughtful reader
Tor sending It to US:
DOWN BY THE SILvERY RIO gRANHE
In the distant tie OF Texas,
By the silvery Rio Grande,
A couple s;rolled one evening,
Two sweethearts, hand in hand
Twas the ranchamn's pretty daughter
And the lad she loved go dear.
On the morrow they must part for many a
year.
To Europe she was going. to besome lady
grand;
Where her father hoped some Earl or Count
she'd wed.
So she went away nsxt morning,
But her heart true to Jack
For one DAP lettsr came and thus it read
Ny hearts tonight In Texas. though I'm Ear
across the sea,
The band is playing Dixjs, and it's there
long 70 be-
Dad says some Earl I'll marry. but you shall
have nay hand.
For my heart Il down ky the siIverv Rio
Grande-
In n stately hall In England
Stood Texas lass one night
The place one of splendor,
The lights were dazzling bright.
An Earl knelt there before her, asking her to
take his hand
But her heart was by the Silvery Rio Crande.
can't say yes. she answered, for 1 promised
long ago
That an honest Yankee lad I'd sometime wed.
So cannot take your title
FOR I'd rather have my Jack.
It was only yesterday 1 wrote and said /: |
Chorus.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

You always welcome. my dear. Your
postscript indicates much tAoughtfulness
your part, and you see l to K advantage Of it
% Each Of the players yc mention may be
reached by addressing them at the Lasky Stu
dies. Vine St. Hollywood. alf. This is also
Wallace Reid and Wanda Hawley's address.
Many of the players addresses change quite
oftsn, but your letter should reach them
gardless of this fact. and yours doubt has.
because it has not been returned to you You
understand. of course. that these stars reesive
many letters such as yours and you may have
to wait very long time for answer. and
could not say but what you may never
ceive picture of them Did you enclose
cash remittance for picture, Some of the
players will not sand without it. others return
the money with their photo. i2) The average
weight OF a girl of thirteen and one-half years
is about SO pounds. you weigh li5 you
are perhaps a little overweight, you are
not above thu average height which should
be about SO inches. At any rate. take
plenty of outdoor exercise of every kind
and nature. and there Is small danger of you
becoming oyerfat
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner for n long
11ne and very interested in it ! would
he 10 ask you two questions. Will you please
sAnlswer them7 % When you are At q dance
I'D = boy wants to take you home, and he
aays, What is the chance?' what should you
him If you want him to take you home
n IN school have to report on a book Can
- tell short and easy book to
1pet onr ] thank you very. very much and
- can help you some day. l remain q
kffend, NJ NJ c.. Utah.
am indeed glad you find my corner inter-
sting and helpful. G) This is rather a
Nni~uc manner of expressing the desire to
eseort young lady home. isn't it. M. NJ CT
II you wished TO accept his invitation in like
manner, you might say. sort Of rough. you
knew, The chance is good :" but believe
orefer the more lady-like manner of simply
.teiling the young you will go home with
Jim il you wish 10 do The person and
should suggest the exact words. |
would like TO advise you here. my dear. that
1ou should net go 10 a dance without young |
IAN escort unless accompanied by some
l11der person. ~ ] might suggest the fol-
owing hooks, although you do net soy what
rsde you are in; rip Van Wrinkle" Glen
ASry School Days" Great Stone Pace" Tom I
ro~'ws School Days" Thanks for your kind |
Doasht, n. N. c.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

NJ - 49, Brooks:
NJ - your happy little corner just for
oaoet len a lad about thirty-two years Of
~ - 13GDuld like to know one or two things
U1el8 n(0tpuxzled me for some time % l
11l - know what kind of a girl makes
- U VQpe-wife. (2) How would . man
tbe61 - ! xhe no good--take her out
- 1917 6r like you would old COW ?
No Z WSl9e asainf Yours truly.
WYOMING WIFE HUNTER
VA ~ I'D. aren't you a little young to
- eG5tGul1Y considering marriagef But of
eouoo = - insist upon taking this rash step,
I sAaA help you all can As think about
# tAe.s GENES to my mind a small. fluffy, doll
Hike. hysDde type of girl mainly perhaps
because If your suggestion to her ultimate
end tAat In case you did decide TO treat her
thusiy. she would be docile and willing to be
led to the slaughter and not make a coarse and
vulgar show of resistance. Personally never
really could make myself believe q woman
should be treated a COW, especially old
COW. ! have always believed that if girl
is treated with a certain amount of consd-
Grafton and not considered merely as sort
OF slave. and expected to drudge out her ex-
istenee in cooking. scrubbing. washing and
ironing. that she will respond by seeing that
q mans home is kept in order his mending
done and buttons sewed on, and often times
will make every effort to cater to his many
and what could . man
want. Mr.. Wife Hunter. than this
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

to scsasns every day. Always have a smile for
everyone smile and a willingness 70 help
everyone In everything you esn, warns the
heart Of the resipisnt and creates a desire to
return in like manper. So you while you are
improving yourself ysu also helping others
to cultivate more lovable manner. az Your
soAg may be had in the music shops here for
forty cents. so I sannot print the words Will
be glad to have it sent to you II you wish
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

I'm going TO ask some more questions, and
know you will answer all you can. 1) /
want, If you happen 10 know. the address OF
Lila Lee. Jack Holt, Lois Wilson, Conrad
Nagel and May McAvoy. t2) l thirteen
years old and do not know how much 1 shoaid
weigh i know l weigh somewhere around ia
or l15 pounds Is that M normal weight
Oh yes, Hiss Brooks. l wrote to Wallace Reid
and my letter has not been answered yet !
wrote over two months ago, before he ever
became ILL., Also TO Wanda Hawley. but have
had answer yet | do want picture of
both. if can get them This is all for today.
| with you Merry Xmas and Happy New
year. and plenty of them. l remain your
EUREKA FRIEND
P. S--H you receive this during the holt
days don't write for l know you viii be very
busy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Mss Broou:
I think you are the most wonderful WOMAN
alive and 1 hope you can help me. am
counting a young lady and am trying to via
her heart Cosid you publish the song why
Should Ever Cry Over Youf 7" ! want 70
ding to her so It will touch her heart and
fbsn sbe will marry me. Wishing you all The
HEX in The world, DINTY. Lewiston
ThaRhs, Mr.. Dinty. l accept the compli-
n1ent and am sure you mean every word Of
4 I can yeadily understand how anyone In
pour present uplifted mental condition could
see things just that way. ! wish you the
greatest success and cannot believe you VIII
far to win the young lady's heart OF course
tbs gong you mention might help. but 3uat in
8e way Of 4 suggestion, don't ysu think II
THE Shiek" were added to ysur list there
could then Ne sssstisu TO be- utter
collapse, q pardon mel rather. the citadel OF
her heart would be stormed in such q manner
that she could resist you lengerf Thanks
also for your good wishes. / utterly
wretcbed to think l cannot print the words
here, but the song can be had in the shops 30
all do is to offer TO send it post haste
upon receipt Of price. 3oc-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Miss Brooks:
This is the FIRST time ! have written to you.
but hope l am welcome TO your corner. Win
you please answer my questions? ~ What
is the history and characteristics of the daisyr
t2) What is the lucky days, months and col
ors of one born in September? Thanking you
in advance, l remain.
IOENE- Delta, Utah.
You are most welsome, Ioene The daisy
is a familiar and favorte flower of Europe
and America. The typical daisy IL pure wh.ta
and single. with a yellow or brown center
Without any care or attention this little flower
will grow and spread and choke out other
plants, 30 to the farmer or gardener it is
weed, the white-weed. but to the florist it IS
the popular Marguerite. Some of its relatives
are the shasta daisy. the b.ack-eyed Susan and
wild asters. and there is great variety of
colors. In the days of chivairy the daisy was
the emblem of love and fidelity. but in the
modern flower language IT represents sinplic-
ity, innocence and modesty. ~ See answer
to A. c., Salnia, Utah. for September birth
day reading.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Uear Miss Brooks:
VIII you please answer these questions for
mar ~ How old should the girls be before
they go with the boys. and to powder and
paintf t2) Which are the two happiest days
in the year? (3) Which is the best night 10
sc with the boys7
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Jester.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05

Dear Miss Brooks.
have besn very interested IN the corner
Between You and Ne" and would like you
to give ne the address Of the following actors
Niles Welsh. Bert Lytell. Wtllace Reid. Ro-
dolDh Valentino and Buck Jones. Wishing you
all kinds of luck in your work. I remain.
A TWIN.
Niles wsleh may be addressed at the United
Studies, Hollywood. Calf. Bert Lytell. Wal
lace Reid, Rodolph Valentino at the L2sky
Studios, Vine ST.. Hollyood. Calf. and Charles
("Ruck") Jones at the Fox Studies. Western
Ave, Hollywood Calf. Thanks, my dear, for
your good wishes
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XVI.
We vezcni.

Opust me ma okamzik skrom
ny pribytek, kde tolik slz by
10 vyroneno a kde jich jeste
tolik Sc malo vyronit.
Dostihnemez Milky byva
leho notara Rauola Brissona,
zvaneho Husipii'ko, ktefi v u
lici Akatove zatceni byli v krc
me "u stf'ibrne else" neb u Ia
tika Loupiata.
Ccta zlodaidv t6chto, KITE
rou policie byla tax nenadale
prekvapila, dovedena byla ma
straznici We ctvrti Clichy.
Zde posazeni byli nitemove
ii do vozu, aoy dopraveni by
Ii ma prefekturu.
Nekolik SLOW policejnhio ko-
misafe vysvetlilo tez ctena-
rum nasim pfitinu, proc Nit.
ka byl zatGen.
Tento bidnik prohnany, -
kdyz ncmohl Sc chystati ma
aadnv noGni lup We velkem roz
meru. spokoiil sc kradezemi
mensimi zvlaste We vykla dnich
skrinich.
Tax oznameno bylo policii
re podaf'ilo sc mu podobnym
spusobem odciziti as pul tue
tu hodinek.
Popis, kteryz okradenym po.
licii byl dan, nebot' okraden,
pachatele byl zahledl, byt'
jen ma oxamzik, nez tento kva
penn byl zmizel, hodil sc w
borne ma CLAUDIA Laudryho
Zvaneho Nitku.
Policejni nacelnik vyzade
81 tudiz pravomoc, ably moh
vykonati prohlidku v bytu lu
picove.
Hodinky, nelezene ma dine j,
no vaku, ulozeneho byt
tomto, byly nepopiratelnym dI
kazem, ze podezfeni ,nebyl
mylno.
Nejednalo Sc jiz nezli o tc
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IA CEST 0TCOYU.
-RO M A N.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
R o M A N

Abel chtel pokracovati, a.
vsak sill Sc mu nedostavalo do
celia.
"Matko, DEF mi pozehnanf,
zemru," mumlal.
A hlava. jeho sklesla bez
vlady zpet ma pclstaf.
lehman ii! lehman tip
zvolala pani Lercyerova, vzly-
kajfc a nadzvedajic choreho v
ramenech svych libala cello je
no a tvare sesinale. lehman
ii z cele duse sve, ty du.se
draha, ty nejlepsi re synd
vSech."
Umirajici zdal sc ozivovati
opet i mohl zaseptati:
"Matko az mne tn nebude,
pujdes sama - samotinka--
k hrobu otce meho - a do
neses ma row !eho - "a mne
vGnec a kvetiny - s bohem
maticko ma draha IS Ibohem
bud zde ="
Matka lomila rukama.
"Ne, ne," volala silene -
''nerikej mi s bohem - neo-
poujtej mne dite mole, dite
nejdrazsi, chci odejiti S .ebou
ma omen svet."
Poklekla loze a vztycivsi
k nebi sve rIce sepjate, pokra
covala y bolu SVEN.
"Boze milosrdny - Boze
vsemohouci. Ty Boze dobry !
Ty Boze spravedlivy. = W.
slys mne! 7 Neplakala jsem
jiz dosti? Nevytrpela jsem uz
dosti? - Vidis, re zlomi mne
bolest ma. -Smiluj Sc ma
de mnou. Mech mi dite mole" T"
Abel nemoha uz mluviti, u
piral ma matku zrak svaj, jak
by plny jasu nebeskeho.
V okamziku tom Berta vra-
tia Sc iiz.
Vdova vzchopila Sc kvapem
'Rychle lek!' !''zvolala ustra.
sene. 1
A ODE zeny nadZvednuvse
hlavu choreho, Willy mu Iii
ci leku do lst.
On Sc usmal M ne oci JIG
no sc Zavfely.
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PRODA Sc delikatesni, NILE
karsky a grocerni obchod, kde
je zarIseny prfjem $500 ty-
dne pri pomerne malo pra-
covnich hodin, v nedeli zavre
no. Da sc LEVINE. Haste sc U
Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles Ave. 12-4
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PRODA Sc dim o Z d

PRODA Sc dunn o z poko-
jich, vse moderne zarizeno, je
ma ctyrech lOtech v rozlcze
16O pri 165 str, ovocne stro-
my, velka ban, pc pripade Sc
proda dunn zvlaSt,. Haste sc
v elsie 1888 vych. 129 ul. z
Union Ave. 11-27
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SIS, 800 - $1,000 ma hotovo-
sti koupi novy domek o 5ti
svetnicich koupelnou ma
Union Heights, hotovy k nast6
hovani. Blizsi sc sdeli v ura-
dovne Nejedlik a Mikes, re-
altors, 11O15 Union Ave-,
Broadway 1886. =?
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PRODAJf Sc jeden jedno-
rodinny a jeden dvourodinny
dunn v peknem mist9 v okolf
vych. 131. ul. q Miles Ave.
zada sc mensi castka hotov9
a ostatni jako najem. Prijd'-
te 81 prohlednout tyto majet-
ky, je to vskutku lace. Biz
81 Sc sdelf v cislo 1866 vych.
131. ul. Tel. Broadway 2207.
1925
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o 1 po-
kojich s koupelnou, vse zafize-
no. Najem $500. Jcn bezdet-
M manzele aneb dospela rodi-
no necht' Sc hlasi v els. 1868
vVch. Ids. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
l1-29
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wren k prohlednuti We ctvrteh
20. listopadu Haste Sc v {.
1924 Rosewood ave. z Warner
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PRODA Sc odbccne rekar-
stvi, kde je- tydni cisty zisk
S15O, zadna konkurence. Ma
me tfi story a ieden nusf byt
vypust1l. Hleste Sc v { 1913
Denison ave aneb u MIR. Zim-
norman, 1l9C7 Miles ave.
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