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, 1923-06-19
Lease Rail Trackage

SHERIDAN. wyo., June 1e-The
final contract time by which the
North & South railroad gets the use
OF the Chicago 6 Northwestern
tracks from nlco, wyo.. into Cas-
per for rs years was signed June IL.
according to an official report from
New York headquarters of the Mod.
die States OIL corporation, affiliated
with the North & South under the
Haskell management.
This contract" says the report
Is a southern outlet for Middle
States and Southern States facilities
the northern outlet being tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
road. which contract also covers a
period of rs years. These contracts
complete the original Middle States
OIL corporation plan"
To Relieve Congestion
The construction OF the unit from
Illco into the Salt Creek field, or
which track will be laid beginning
Tune Is. will relieve the congestion
of oil traffic In the Salt Creek field
The report adds.
The new railroad will be used prin,
cipally as n northern outlet I o Min
neapolis. Chicago n the Great
Lakes region for refined oils from
Casper, with some crude oil from
Casper, and also will serve as the
center of oil development between
Salt Creek and Miles City to be un
dertaken by the Haskell interests
The Midwest OIL Corporation
a Standard OIL subsidiary. controls
So per cent Of Salt Creek oil hold.
inRs-
, 1923-06-19
ALL HI CHURCHES
AGAINST GARY.

Judge Gary may have thought
at he had closed the question of
9 twelvo-hour day when he made
9 report at the recent meeting OF
10 Iron and Steel Institute. In.
cad, tho question Is reopened with
vigor Of attack unsurpassed thus
r in the long campaign Against
Is industrial outrage.
Judge Gary, if we remember cor
city, ventured to allude to the i'm
,rt.nce Of religion in BUSINESS. He
~ knows, if he did not know 1t
,forc, that his twelve-hour policy
condemned by the whole of or
lnizsd religion In America - by
e Federal Council Of Churches
eaking for Protestants, Catholic,
i'd Jews alike. On the funda-
entails Of human decency all sects
E as one. On the immortality of
e twelve-hour day there is united
Union.
When tho people Of tAss country
eak so unanimously they expect
en- Judge Gary to yield. He can
Their bow to the public opinion Of
e country or he must face the
aspect in the not distant future
yielding to the heavy hand Of the
W. He viii not like that. Most
mericsns will not like that. But
he chooses the stubborn policy
is to be hoped that he will not
ueal at the consequences. 1t Is
be hoped that he will have the
ace to understand that any dis
ters of regulation that may befall
9 steel industry will be altogether
his own making.
, 1923-06-19
Fox Farm Succeeds

PINEpALE. wyo.. June 10 Fred
w. Keuwin is pioneering a new enter
prise in this region and his diligence
is to be rewarded. according to reports
from Pinedale. where he is conducting
a s~ilverfox ranch. He imported the
animals last yea and recently he has
been rewarded by two litters Of fox
puppies. and n third one is due. One
of the Itters numbers six and the 9TH
err two.
If the puppies develop into good
specimens their fur two years hence
will btang more than the crop from
a large herd of cattle. The outcome
will be watched with interest.
, 1923-06-19
FROM COLLEGE TO
BUSINESS

Not even the success. OF the
'unger generation in indicting the
orld can alter the fact that many
boy graduating from college ha.
1t a hazy notion of what he ex-
cts to do" Hence it is safe to
sumo that the figures showing
e preference of the senior class at
award are only roughly indicative
their ultimate occupations. The
que term business" undoubtedly
yer. a multitude OF insrticulate
pirations, Many who elect law
We little expectation Of making
their life work. The totals when
grouped TO combine all CONNER
Al and financial pursuits under the
aiding business" show that out
432 answers 100 men elect bus
ess, SO choose the law, 3s the
sdical profession, 80 teaching, 81
cheering and eight the ministry.
ie miscellaneous. many Of which
ould probably be placed in the
siness group, total So.
In his report to the Board Of
ferseers Of Harvard last winter
esident Lowell took up at length
IS question of vocation, and gave
me interesting tables to show the
sreasing swing toward business
the last half century. In 1895
" IS per cent of the graduates
re IN commerce or industry. In
16 figures had risen to more
an So per cent These gains were
, 1923-06-19
THE CASPER TRIBUNE's
PROGRAM

Irritation project west OF Casper
n he authorized and completed at
onco.
A complete and scientific zonins
svstem for the city of Casper.
A comprehensive municipal and
school recreation park system, In
Guiding swimming pools for the
children of Casper. ,
Completion of the established
scenic Route boulevard as planned
.oy the county commissioners 10
Garden Creek Falls and return
Better roads for Natrona county
and more highways for Wyoming
More equitable freight rates Tor
shippers OF the Rocky Mountain
region and more frequent raj
service for Casper.
, 1923-06-19
ToDAY's ANNIVERSARIES

1623-Psscsl, the famous French
Philosopher and mathemA-
ticisn, born in Auvergne.
Died in Paris August 10,
1852.
f76s-Edwsrd Tiffin, first Cover
nor Of Ohio, born at Car
Isle, England. Died at Chill
licothe. o., Aug. 8, 1929.
1s1s-william Henry webb. who
established in Brooklyn the
large ~shipbuildinx yards in
the world, born in New York
City. Died there, Oct. 80,
1899.
1se7-Henry Dodge, first United
States senator from Wiscon-
sin, died at Burlington,
Iowa. Born at Vincennes'
Ind, Oct. IL, 1882.
1ss5-The Statue OF Liberty was
received at New York. gift
Of the French people to the
United States.
1aOo-Chinese ultimatum that for,
eign ministers should leave
Picking within "a hours.
Ieoi-Edward Everett Hale deliv.
cred the commencement ora
ton at Ohio State Univer-
sity.
191S-Forty thousand Germans at
tackled Rheims from three
sides and were repulsed with
heavy loss.
, 1923-06-19
LIVE NEWS from WYOMING
Items and Articles About Men and Events Throughout the State

ton for several years since settling
there after completing the administra-
ton building at the State Training
schol some years g According to
reports he has been greatly d~ispleased
with the way h irrigation water has
been handled by the ditch riders and
this led to a quarrel and the shoot
ing
, 1923-06-19
ONE YEAR ACC

Justice Taft was the guest
Of honor and principal
speaker az a dinner Of the
Pilgrims Society in Lon
don.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

At Tuesdays session of the Levy
Court, the price of labor on the coun-
ty roads was fixed at 25 cents per
hour, this being an increase of five
cents over former years. Henry Wright
living in the Second District near
Kits Hammock was appointed road
supervisor in lieu of B. H. Moore, re-
signed last week. Permission was Civ
en- the Bell Telephone Company to
rent part of the county lot back of the
Jail. County Engineer Gooden was
instructed to have pavement laid on
North street leading to Dover's new
baseball park.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

While passing through Hell-Gate
at the entrance to New York harbor
the steamer, Elizabeth w., owned by
former Sheriff Thomas Kirby and
Harry L. Davis, of Milford, and James
X. Sapp, of Magnolia, was sunk re-
Gently after hitting a sunken barge.
Captain Hoey Farrow, of Milford, and
the members of the crew were all
saved by jumping on the house part
of the upper deck, which was torn
away and which foated ashore. None
of them was injured. The Elizabeth
W., was a tramp-freighter. She was
an oil-burner and was purchased by
the Milford owners from the Govern
ment several years ago, was valued al
$4,000. The boat was loaded with
oyster plants and was enroute to New
Haven, Conn.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Quite few Dover people attended
the Marvel-Scott wedding in Whining
ton on Saturday, April 7th, when Miss
Jane Marvel, daughter of Josiah Mar
vel was married to Sidney Scott. At
ter the church ceremony, a reception
was held at. "Greenville," the home of
the brides parents near Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker L. Mifhin, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l. Beers, Mrs. Alden
Richardson, Harry and William Rich
ardson, Mr.and Mrs.James H. Hughes
Thomas c. Frame and Miss Clara
Frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mayer
Mrs. William Richardson, Misses Ella
and Mary Jones were among those
who went from Dover.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. c. G. Rawley of Leipsic enter
tanned on Tuesday of last week her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lafferty
of Wyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Win
field Rash and two children, former
ly from Philadelphia. On Saturday
they started for Sacramento, Cali
fornia, where they are expecting to
make their home.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. John Hutton, Sr., mother of
John Hutton, of Dover, attorney for
the House of Representative, celebrat-
ed her ninety-frst birthday on We'd
nesday, April 18th.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Vestrymen have been elected for
Christ PIE. Church, Dover, as follows:
Henry Ridgely, senior warden; w. H.
BOyce, junior warden; vestrymen: w.
l.. Pritchett, w. D. Denney, R. R.
Kenney, S. Warren Hall, J. Frank
Starting, William Pennewill, Henry 1.
Beers, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. Jessie Graves, of Milford
State Secretary of the w. c. T. l..
has just announced there will be a
Get Together" State Convention held
at the Peoples Church, Dover, We'd
nesday, April IS. The morning SEES
sion will consist of"Round Table Talk
conducted by Mrs. Ella A. Boole, state
superintendent of New York. Lunch
con will be held at the Hotel Richard
son with several speakers from Del
aware organizations. The toastmis-
tress will be Mrs. Mary Mills VOL
colt, of Dover. A mass meeting will
be held in the church that evening,
When Mrs. Boole will deliver her adj
dress america Will Win"
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. Ridgely Harrington of Dover,
entertained the dinner club on Tues
day evening, April Bird, at seven
o'clock. After the dinner bridge whist
was played.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. James F. Alice, Jr., of Dover,
was Eat home" Thursday, April 5th,
from four until six. Her daughter,
Elheurah Forrey, who was in Dover,
for the Easter holidays, assisted her
mother in receiving the guests.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCrystal of
near Cheswold, gave their son, Clifton
and Edwin Sapp a party last week.
There was quite a number of young
folks from Cheswold, Brenford, Dover
and PearsOn's Corner. Games were
played and at a late hour refresh
ments were served.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES

Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

The people of Leipsic were sorry to
learn that their pastor, Rev. Harry
Bailey and wife were called to anOth-
er field of labor and they are left
without a pastor. They moved to
Pennington on Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1923-04-18

Mrs. James H. Hughes of Doveren
tertained over Easter, her mother, Mrs.
H. B. Taylor of Chester, Pa, also Mrs.
Hannah B. Birthwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fraby N. Weidner, Fraby Weidner,
Jr., Miss Adelaide Birtwell and Alden
LyOrn, all of Chester
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MA PRODEJ NEB MA
VYMENU.

Jednorodinny domek ma W.
chodni 129. ul. Z svetnic, kou.
pelna, elektrika, plyn, p6kna
zahrada, venice, lot je 40 pr
173 strevicich, cena $4,000,
Vezme sc lot. - Jednorodinny
dunn A svetnicich, plyn, elek-
trika, sklep, pdda, lot rohovy,
45 pri as, ulice dlazdena a "a
placena, da sc "a $25OO. -
Jednorodinny dim ma vych
131. ul., 6 svetnic, komb. fer
nes, 2 garaze, vymeni Sc "a
menA majetek. - Dvourodin-
ny dunn ma vych. 81. ulici, bill
ze Quincy ave., tez ma vyme-
nu. - Dvourodinny dun bli.
re Corlett skoly, 8 svetnic, 2
koupelny, fernes, velky lot. -
Dvourodinny dunn ma Holborn
ave. 0 lott svetnicich, diva skle.
py, stromy, slepicnik, lot, 4C
phi $50 str. Vezme Sc tez lot
Vymeni Sc dvourodinny domek
S peknou zahradou, bud "a
jednorodinny 6 svetnic, anet
"a dvourodinny 0 IL svetnicick
" Corlett. - Pekarna vetSihe
rozsahu Sc proda neb vymen
Ia privatni majetek. - Dvs
obchody S uzenailstvim, tri O
bydli, garaze, vse V Gene $22,,
900, pc pfipad6 Sc tez vymeni
Name mnoho jinych majetkI
ma vymenu a k prodeji, ma
vstiyte mas. Blizsi sdeli Tom
'Suchy, 2465 vych. sc. ul. Tel
Garfield. 5486, aneb Aug. Ha
nacek, 3679 E. 131. ul.
5-2f
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CERNA MADONA
RO M An
Napsal F. j. Cecetka.
r o M A N
Napsal F. j. Cecetka

luhu a jircharu, dovedla Haza
riditi k svemu prospechu. Jako
donna byli pivnici ~ modre
pmcochy'', jak senku rikali,
kramari, smejdiri, divni ham
dliri, i plavci z Podskali a
plytvali pen6zi. ma zeny ma
licene Sc Jitka upamatova1a.
V noci hosty hyfily, We dne
prespavaly V podkrovl. Haza
byla praobycejna kuplirka We
svodnickem domku.
Tenkrate sc .jiz rozblesko-
valo v hlave mlad6ho devcete.
Prestalo pobihati ulicemi. pre-
stale brouzdat sc V kaluzich,
nechodilo Sc 'uz "vztekat" po
kladach u kovarny ma place
Boziho tela. Haza postavila
Jitku do senku, ably ciperne
d6vce, obdafene krasou, roz-
plamenovalo vasne a touhy no.
sti.
Jitka, lacna lasky rozkose,
V niz vyrostla, mela radost,
jak lehce sc il dilo podarilo.
Nv pavucinach jejich dsmevu
horela nruzska srdce plane
mem, hrnuli se hoste "a "cikan-
kou" Haza il chvalila, jasala
mad jejimi uspechy a pfedpo-
vidala il velkou budoucnost.
Ma divci dust ukladal Sc kal,
otraveno bylo mladi.
Vyrostly neplechy ~ modre
puncochy' mad hlavu a konse-
le novomeststi ucinili jim ko-
nee. Rychtar sc skaryanty
vpadl "a noci mezi lehke zen-
ky. rezai ,vrkoSe q ga lani i pi-
stem odvadeli laryne do satla-
Wy.
Haza $ ,Jitkou utekla jeste
v noci a druheho dine pustily
Sc k Nymburku. Mic nezachra-
nily, ale usly pranyri Jltce
nevyzvanely zeny IA medenicl
pro ztracene panenstvl .
V nymburske hospudce Ha-
vlickove ma predmesti zacal
zivot jeste bujnejsi. Svudna
senkerka pfisla $ bohatymi
zkusenostmi a pine lie uplatni-
la. "Cerma madonna" pred sve-
tenn 81 vedla jako svetice a V
zavetri pustila uzdu svym ma
ruzivostem. Pro zdravy, po-
testny zivot nemela jiz smy-
slu.
(Pokraccvani.)
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DR. OBJ Ne
ON Am KY.
NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.

Muz 65 rokG starry, ktery
vlastni slusny majetek. mini
Sc ozeniti S vdovou start cd
SO do GO rokd. ktera je cest-
nou zenou, vlidne povahy a je
dobrou kucharkou. Ma veno
Sc nehledi. POctive minene
mozno-li s podoben-
kou, ktera Sc ma pozadani vra-
tt, zaslete pod znackou "Sna-
tex" do adm. t. listu. Mlcenli-
vost sc Zarucuie. 5-26
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 10 po-
kojich, plyn, elektrika, kanal,
sklep pod celym domem, dvo-
Jita pore. predni a zadni
vchod, dive garaze. Tento ma
jetek musi byti prodan k urov-
mani rodinne zalezitosti, po-
speSte 81. Haste sc v els. 3Ol4
+. 116. st. Tel. Garfield 1893
w. 5-20
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ci, bilou jako pentle, k Budi-
mericum a Slotave. Pavuciny
rannich mlh zvolna Sc trhaly.
Pani pohrouzena v ruzove sny
mnoho 81 okoli nevsimala. Te-
prve "a Vescem, kdyz zabocili
kone na pomi cestu, vysoko
prachem krytou, a ulevili be
hui, odhrnula zaclonu.
Slunce kotline krinecke,
lemovane zasnenymi lesy, pro-
razelo mlhy. V dalce k Roz-
d'alovicum zdvihaly sc lehke
vlny pahorku jako zhustena,
k zemi spadla oblaka. A "a
mimi kdesti y leslch byl brad
Wells
Pod jemnymi ,polibky slu
necnimi zvolna ozivovat ztra-
ceny kraj, zapestril Sc prudky-,
mi barvami podzimu. Chocho
late bulky swiftly hnedi, kupo-
lovite habry zloutly, dubina ma
bihala zluti osyky rumelkou.
Zlute plamenky briz vyskako-
va,y temne zeleni jehlici, ia
koby bile panny cesaly sve
zlatoplave kstice.
Mad tuni cesty po brunat-
nych latach rakosi poletovaly
sykorky. A mad lesy V leh-
kVch, zamodralych parach tre-
petaio .se kane jako vbodnute
do vzduehu. kolem sucheho
pahvlu mocneho dubu obleto-
vail havrani a ma mlcellvych
rybnicich po zrcadlove hladine
veslovaly divoke kachny.
Poutaly move obrazy pozor-
most pani Jitky. Jako by z We
zeni dostala Sc novy svet,
kazda drcbnost il zajimal2. A
u srdce bylo volno, veselo, do
zpevu.
Minuli tvrz ma kuncberku,
rozptylenc chalupy IA hrazl
rybnika. Nepokoje, sachovni-
ci poll pred mimi Sc otevfeio
move more lelsu.
Neznala pani Jitka venkova
= zrldka vysla re zdi NEST
skych a move obrazy oduml-
raiici prirode ia c.steho rama
il bavily. Poddavala sc zcela
nezvyklym doimum, myslenky
Sc rozletely, vzpomlnala MI
nulosti.
o svem detstvi vedela veil
&c malo. Jen mlhave Sc rozpo
minala, jak prisla 2 Plzne do
Prahy. Y postranni hospudce
kde sc s,chazlvall vselilacl po-
dezreli lid6, stravila leta utle-
no mladi. Nerada mfzute
odpovidala il pozdeji Haza na
ieli zvedave otazky tatlnk"-
Vi, re nestoji ieji otec ami "a
to, ably Sc MA neho ptala.
Bypala Haza nevrla a caste
rlkala:
"Ztratll sc ii tatlnek We sve-
te, snad 81 utopil konopi ;.
Jitka 81 tim hlayy mnoho ne
lamala pozdeii prestaia We
fiti, ze by Haza byla le.ll ma
tkou. Chovala il stara leli bal
tla ovsem jako bavlnce, stro
lila il hyckala, ucila j, lal
sc zalibqt Cinila vSecko len
.svemu prospechu, ably il jed
nou Jitka zit liza
Osklive vzpominky, nerad;
sc jimi PAM oblrala 4 dali
Sc il pred ocima rozyuel obra;
jeiiho zivota.
Malou hospudku ma Idera
~ II yody, mozi dllnami koze
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PRODA Sc pekafsky ohchod v
{. 9409 Lorain ave., pred IL
roxy zalozeny a kde Sc trzi
pres $500 tydne. V nedeli Sc
brzo Zavira. Pri obchode je
pekny byt 5ti pokojich. Da
Sc LEVINE. ZavOlejte tel. Princt.
l440 r. mezi 4. a 5. hod. ve-
Ger. 60
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny cihlo
w dunn, vSe moderne zarizeno,
pficina prodeje odjezd z mesta
q proda Sc j nabytek. Haste 50
v els. 5O82 Pershing Ave.
5-25
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PRODA Sc moderni iednoro-
dinny dim ma zap. 112. ulici.
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme 50
lot co prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny dim v tom samem o.
kolf. Haste sc u P. Neuzil, (.
OTIS Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock l2lo. 8
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
ma zap. 15tc ul., blize Denison
Ave-, 6 pokoju, koupelna, mo-
derni obydli. Lace $500. -
Haste sc v els. 3287 Fulton rd.
5-26
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PRAVA PRfLEzIrOST pro ne

PKAVA PRILEZITOST pro ne
koho zapocit dobre prospivaji-
ci reznicky a grocerni obchod
v ceskem okoli a trziti as 5000
tydne. Pficina prodeje jest
nemoc v yodine. Staci as
$4,000 hotove neb Sc prime
mensi majetek ma vymenu. OBJ
chod musi byti widen, ably mohl
byti ocenen. Nepromeskej'te.
{. j. Hrunek, 5211 Fleet ave.
Broadway 1889 5-25
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PRODA Sc Overland automo-
bill, starSi, zachovaly, dobre je-
douci, pouZe "a $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 3435 +. 10. st.
5-26
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(PokraGcvani.)

PRODA Sc akrovy lot ma Lib
by Rd., Haste sc Il JOS. Ryba,
ka, 1876 Libby Rd. Maple
Heights, Bedford, q. 5-26
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PRODA Sc dobre zai.izeny OBJ
chod V Bay Village, nejlepsi
misto okreSu. Cena $4,000
Sc zasobami, zafizenim a tru-
ckem. Lot je so pri 160 str.
Haste sc v els. 1887 Fulton
Rd. 5-26
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PRODA Sc nova cjhlova OBJ
chodni budova sc dN6ma story,
byt je 5t svetnicich. Maize
TEX nese {. 1923 Libby Rd. a
naleza Sc v move, dobfe zkve-
tajici Ceskoslovenske osade v
Maple Heights. Vezmou sc ma
vymenu Lofty aneb dunn v me-
ste. Haste Sc tamteZ.
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn Ma zap. 54. ul. O 6ti
pokojich, koupelna a jine Ia
fizeni. Da Sc LEVINE pouze "a
$1,000. Haste sc v {. 3287
Fulton Rd. 5-26
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HLEDA Sc byt, loznice a ku-
chyne, kde je plyn a voda. Ma
bidky mono poslat do adm.
t. listu pod znackou "Byt".
5-28
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FRODA Sc Dining room set
0 dewitt kusech, english fumed
oak. Haste sc v els. 1903 E.
55. ul. nahofe. 5-28
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HEDA Sc:

z CZECH PkIJETk divka hle-
da sluzbu v fadne Geske rodi-
ne. Haste SIC v els. 919 E.
139. ul. 5-25
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
ma vych. 131. ul. mezi Miles
Ave. a Beechwood, jeden Z.
a druhy o 5ti svetnicich, kaz-
dy ma sklep, pudu a koupelnu.
Haste Sc II Emil Slavicek, els.
1925 Miles Ave. Tel. Broad
way 3164 5-25
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PRONAJME Sc velky stor ma
rohu Quincy a vych. 81. ul. Sc
Nsim zarizenim, totiz police a
iine, hodici sc pro .jakykoliv
obchOd. Haste sc v {. 2447 +.
"a. st. neb v Cleveland Poultry
Co. $50
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PRIME Sc:

PRlJME Sc pan neb DANA ma
byt, pokoj sam pro sebe, kou-
pelna k pouziti. Haste sc v {.
1926 Coath Ave-, blize Cor
lett skoly. 5-26
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci krej-
coysky obchod, kde sc satstvo
cisti a zehli. Haste Sc els.
62l7 Broadway. SO
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PRODA Sc zachovaly nabytek
z druhe ruky, move postele, pc
ra, matrace, lednicky, move ma
so lib. ledu "a $500; jiz u
zivane cd $500 vySe; move
houpacky ma porce a jine veci.
Navstivte krajany Kovafe Lii
bala, 4313 Clark Ave., budete
dobre ObslOuzeni. 5-28
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BLIZE MILES = vych. 131. ul.
name k prodeji krasny dunn,
blize kary, Skol a ceskeho ko-
stella. Moderni zafizeni, vyta-
peni horkou vodou a velky lot.
Cena pouze $4,000. Bizsi sde-
ii F.. S. Krusch, v els. 1245
Prospect Ave. Tel. Prospect
4045 5-26
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ZELENINOVE A KVETINO.
We SAZENlCE.

We SAZENICE.
slime, otuzile, dobfe zakofensl6
Raj.ka jabliGka, paprika, zsli,
celer, bruksv, atd.
1Oc az 25c tucet.
Salvsj, vrbenky, kalandulas,
snapdragons, petunie ! jinS
kvetiny 35c tucet.
Velke astry, sazenice, tucet-
p0uze IA ..25c
Sazenice kvstin do verando.
vych truhlikd, ko;ikd, vkz atd.
IA MfRNE CENY.
ANDREE SKLENlkY
A SKOLKY
1850 IMPERIAL AVE.
u vych. lie. vi. mezi Buckeye
= kinsman. Telefon Gar. 2735
6-2
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MUSl BYT PRODAN BUICK
automobil, 1923 model, Road
ster, an MATTEL odcestuje z
mesta. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc
Y els. 1854 Union Ave. 5-26
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PRODA Sc dun O Z svetnicich
Sc vsim zarizenim. Haste Sc
Il majitele v {. 3S48 Robert
Ave. S. $50