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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
Prompt Payment of
Drainage Tax Will
Mean Big Saving
Committee Urges Set
tiers to Meet Assess
ments at Once

The Committee of Settlers (working
independent of the board now claiming
to represent the Water Users. but we
hope to have the support of both),
find that prompt payment of 1922
drainage assessments would save the
land owners an enormous sum-
Upon investigation OF the drainage
situation on the Boise project we find
that the three drcdges now working
cannot handle the drainage fast enough
to save 1000 acres now going bad
However. the government will put
another large dredge at work just as
soon as there is sufficient funds on
hand to guarantee its operation.
The $4,000 in the drainage fund at
present, together with the $4,000 of
1921 assessment which will be paid in
a few days. will operate the three
dredges now on the project until about
January |. 1924
With the prompt payment of your
lfl- dNStSSliltiltc iiiN '@NAo hiNH6N Nsf
be able to save 1000 acres of badly
seeped land.
The committee wishes to call the at
tention OF the settlers to the following
facts:
That there is no escaping your
drainage charges. The court has ruled
that they are lien against your prop
erty and must be paid to receive clear
title.
That by delaying payment you lose
4 S per cent discount.
That by delaying payment you must
,dd to your assessment II per cent
penalty.
That by delaying payment you al
ow LOIS acres TO go seeped in 1922.
md il is estimated that another 1000
Icres will withdraw from the project
n 1928 unless immediate drainage is
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01

Why not go to the bank. if need be,
borrow the money at 10 per cent. pay
your assessment, save yourself III per
cent interest, and help save your
neighbors homes. and county's pros
perityf
(Signcd)
Committee of Settlers.
J. r. Claybaugh.
In the last issue of The Tribune an
article appeared which gave the inn
preston that this committee is work
ing with the Water Users Board OF
which Frank Brown is chairman. This
we deny. as we are working independ-
ent at present.
Committee: J. p. Claybaugh, c. F.
Oellicn. +. NJ. Hoadley, Mr.. barrow.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
Lucky Idaho

Idaho is fortunate in having al
Washington senator who is striving
at all times TO protect and promote
the interests of the state. Since his
elevation to the senate Frank r. Good
ing has devoted practically all of his
time sponsoring legislation bene-
fetal to Idaho and the west. with re-
suits that are little short of remark
able, considering that he is serving
his first term and has had to combat
the bane of all new senator's, "Sena-
torial courtesy"
With the adjournment of Congress
Senator Gooding, unlike some of his
colleagues, passed up many opportuni-
ties to join congressional junketing
parties, now touring the four quarters
of the globe. choosing instead to re-
turn to Idaho to assist his constituents
in their life and death fight for lower
freight rates. In this issue of The
Tribune is published in full Senator
Cood;ng's opening statement. 1t is re
plete with sensational facts and should
do much toward solidifying southern
Idaho into fighting unit to secure
relief from an intolerable condition.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01

hgures IN the west and its price is
dropping. incidentally. the price Of
gasoline is also going down. which H.
lustrates once again the workings of
the old law OF supply and demand
Senator La Toilette has predicted
dollar gasoline and demands more
government interference with the oil
industry as a remedy. If the day ev-
er comes when gasoline sells at dol
lar Senator La Toilette and all other
advocates of government ownership
can rest assured that government op-
Grafton OF the oil industry would not
produce gasoline at any less than the
current market price of the product.
1t may be good campaign talk but
no law has ever been invented that
could prevent the working of the mex
orable law of supply and demand.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
Keeps Faith

| New that the State legislature ha.
adjourned and the people have haC
time to study the course OF Governor
Charles {. Moore in dealing with i
rs the accomplishing OF the reduction
OF taxes they are very generally end
orSing his course. for il develops tina,
he has kept faith with the taxpayers
OF the State and succeeded in reducing
the expense OF running the State gov
eminent approximately 81 100000 as
compared with that OF the previous
administration. The State highway de-
pariment. the State game department,
and almost every other department OF
the State government fell under Gov
ernor Moore's economy axe which he
used so forcely in slashing State gov
eminent expenses. \ farmer. himself.
Governor Moore is naturally in sym
pathy with the farmers and under
stands their problems, and they GER
iainly came into their own through
his election. As a pioneer farmer in
the upper Snake river valley he exper-
fenced all the trials and troubles in
cident to the life OF farmer-grubb-
ing sagebrush. digging canals and
Transforming the desert into fertile
field. To meet the adverse conditions
v-hfrh ba ,,,a, -, Z. -,,,..,.. =. A.. -.
ton when he first went to il and to
enable him to continue his agricultural
operation he secured employment in
The fall OF the year to haul hay to
the construction camps OF the larger
irrigation canals and there were but
few phases OF adversely OF which he
did not learn during those days. II
was on a farm in Holt county. Mis-
souri, that Governor Moore was born
and his early life was that OF the aver
age farm boy. In the country schools
he received his early education and
later he taught in them to complete
his education which he finished in a
Normal school with a view to pre-
pairing himself for teaching which pro-
fession he engaged in for several
years. During the world war he was
actively engaged in farming and like
other famers of the State suffered
from the slump in prices OF farm pro-
ducts which followed. Their problems
have been his and as result he is.
perhaps. closer to them than govern
Or OF the State has ever been. His one
nope is to see agriculture restored to a
profitable basis and every section of
he State prosperous.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
The Spirit of Service

We have all read of the daring deeds
done by the pony express riders and
frontier stage drivers in delivering
mail or messages in the unsettled west
in the early days They warned set
tiers of Indian attacks and outrode
storms, cloudbursts and billiards in
cases OF emergency.
These hardy frontiersmen have to-
day passed away but we read in the
paper of some telephone operator, pro-
baby a girl not over Is years old, who
has stayed at her post during hotel
fire or in a flood or during snow
storm that endangered the lives of
thousands OF people on railroad trains.
sending messages through at the peril
of her own life.
Such incidents are noticed with pass
ing interest and forgotten but they
show that the spirit OF the pony ex-
press still exists in the modern tele-
phone system. These employees of the
wire are trained in their duty OF pub
lie service and they stay at their posts
as a sacred obligation when everyone
else has fed. from danger.
The linemen of the telephone sys-
TEN who keep the arteries OF commune
cation open regardless Of obstacles en-
countered in perilous mountains, aver
hundreds of miles OF burning desert
and thousands of miles OF sparsely set
tied country, perform service to
which the public never gives second
thought. They take ten times as many
chances during lifetime for the bene-
fit of the public as did pony express
rider.
The spirit OF adventure largely ami
mated the old pony express men and
plainsmen The spirit of service to
the public is the guiding hand that
keeps the telephone men and women
on the job during times of danger or
stress.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
Socializing the Supreme
Court

1t has been decided by the radica
elements that sponsor the new Pro
grcssive political organization tina
something must be done to the Unit
ed States Supreme Court. II needs
fixing.
The radicals would limit the powers
of the highest tribunal. and say by al
amendment to the Constitution that on
some matters like socialistic and la
Dor legislation. the court shall keep
its hands off.
The "Rads" would get control oi
the Judiciary Committee of the House
and Senate and draft an amendment
that shall require more than mere
majority to decide any case, subject
to recall or the referendum.
The La Toilette group would go
farther and enact law that congress
can override a decision OF the highest
court of the land, and Others would
enact a law to compel an unanimous
decision.
But worst of all the RAIDS propose
that il the supreme court holds law
unconstitutional, congress can simply
re-enact the law and thus set aside
the decision OF the highest tribunal by
a political majority.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
|Ge6t9Qr
OUR BOY REPORTER

Todays bills agen but don't half work mulch them
but Nell Wilson she sed next time May LIST Tuesday
she hopes shes 10 thosan miles the cee he sed amen
Jim dash
Bob Kupfer found Mister Cakes silver in Indian crick an
purity all of it there Its the silver Curtis Griffin an
Alva Draper swiped time bout year ago when Mister
Cakes vsn up Boise with Mrs Cakes and diddent
they had cumpney in their house till they got back found
all of Mrs Cakes close aover the fore xce what she had
Jim dash
seen Mrs Tatum wch is he'd of all the schools in the
county yestiddy she sed well George you maiorn
spelln usual yure compishun positively CRATE She
foon CESS but my Mother sed time that Mrs
Tatum nose her bzes arte do also Nell Wilson told
the fone time that if anything happens that
George all ways boutit don't tell bout evry time
jess the same Nell nose that also.
Jim dash
big bunch of Boise people an Boosters will be here
Friday start thing for advertiser all the towns
all the newspapers will git sum extra adv
jim dash
Mister Perce Tunne here wich is he'd presdunt of
the Nasnul up Wilder bizness Coectn notes
CESS Sum times the presds of banks half to keep rite be
hind people pay up CESS My fother sed he ode bank
thing time used by the bank his tip toes
long time when he went in to the interest he used
to take off his hat like when used to go to church.
Jim dash
Mister v D. Hanna witch lives up Notus wus marrd
80 years Doctor Cue Mrs Cue went to them an
take them presunts Maybe Dr. Cue marrd Them Sum
times ministers are called doctors also
jim dash
don't if Doctor Cole found his watch witch he lost but
CESS he did because he put ad in paper 1t gold
almost gold jess the but don't less you shake IT.
stop watch my grandfather sed witch he used to use
racn horses with
jim dash
Nv Mother went Mrs Scatterday' show up to Serry
hall for 80 kids % sents CESS. 1t worth
bubble my Mother sed The show mean Shes dandy lady
also Mrs Scaerday mean.
Jim dash
Mrs. frankie Martin here witch he'd matron up to-
the girls donnitory up to Greeneaf shoppn.
Jim dash
Leila Shuee Payette people wien Is
friends don't no if they relashuns also.
Jim dash
Marion Riddle home witch studdyn edgacashun up
% biznes coldge up Boise My fother sum riddles
,so.
Jim dash
Dora Stevens wns home agen school up Wilder an
nta Wteman also They don't to school they jess teach
They home to git good eats CESS because they jess
ord up to Wilder
jim dash
have got sum runnn messidges to do an wun Tor
Yell also They amt munney in Nes messdges but
OTIS of times she does things for me.
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
The Price of Gasoline

Crude oil production is at record
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
MARKSMEN HOLD SHOOT.

Trap shooters OF the Boise Gun
Club visited Caldwell Sunday as the
guests OF the Caldwell club taking
part in the shoot held at the local
grounds in the afternoon. Six capital
city marksmen participated. taking LIST,
jrd and 18th places Art Keister was
high gun OF the Cald=..s..: Ssaiinvrnt.
dropping IS birds out OF 50 tries.
The individual scores follow:
Boise Men: Shot al Broke
Harry Seckel so az
II. Streeter ........-........... 50. 80
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01

A per cent discount .-.-..--......---...S Z.0o
A IL per cent penalty .---...-.....--- 4.S0
Sl.0O an acre thru loss OF
land from project ..---....--..... 1000
10 per cent added cost of bonds 400
Making grand total of .........--S50S0
Thus you are actually paying lzI
per cent interest on the drainage as
sessment you let go unpaid.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01

furnished.
By delaying payment you will force
the association to sell bonds, which
will in the opinion OF some add another
10 per cent cost to your drainage as
sessment.
Thus you will see that man own
ing 40 acres of land loses by delaying
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

fec, ia chci s mimi hrati. A
takto ma4e4ne velnri snadhfo,
zastavujfcs se. ' kssd@n 1ns.
&8 ba i v96lfch vesnicfch,
|ceaym departmeaitem Horhf
|Saoay profit, ano j, nebude~
Iii te to mrzeti, tfeba' i cele
FranS Komte. Moji mali pfa-
|tele, Rigolo KaSparek jsou
dobri, veself chlapfci, kterl 81
mnoho nedelaji z toho, dosta-
nell jeden cd druheho 0 neko
lik pohlavkd a vypraskd vice
a pomohou nam temito kous-
ky svymi k penezdnb ktere
IMAM pfispeji k uhrazeni IL
Itrat ma teto nasi ceste."
Mladik, slyse rec starcovu,
|nemohl potlaciti v sobe smfch.
"Mne Sc zda, ze nemdzes
ami den bez svych loutek IL
IT," prohodil.
"Dost MONA, re mas prav-
du," odpov9d6l,, "vzdyt' jsem
| jim po tax dlouha leta pri-
vykl,, ano, taki,ka jsem s nj
mi srostl. A vis-li. proc sve
mile loutky tax velice miluji?
|iedin9 k Will tobe,, nebot ony
sc mnou staraly Sc o TIVE Wy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09
DIVA kONSTEBLOVE ZEN
SKfHC RODU.

, Lima, O., s. hstopadu. Sc
ctenim hlasi z uterni volby
bylo zjistGno, ze v okfesu Al
len dve zeny byly zvoleny do
lradn konstebl1. Jsou to sle-
cna Mary Roushov&, 40-leta,
farmarka 2 townshipu Bath a
slecna Gertrude Millerova z
Limy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

"Ano, nalezl jsem te v de-
partmentu Horni Saony ma
silnici, ktera vede 2 Graye do
Vesoulu. Byla tlnava,, velmi
studena nee v mesici prosinci
. srdce rozryvajici plac tvdj
rozlehal gse daleko temnou no
Ct pustou krajinou. ia jsem
byl tehdy .clenem kocujlci spo
lecnosti. Kdyz jsme vas nasli
dychala jeste tva matka, ale
zdalo Sc, re jest jiz v posled-
MIN tazeni. Nalozili il ma prv-
nj viz, ma nemz Sc vezly zen
Stiny nasi spolecnosti a kdyz
jsme prijeli do Graye, dal il
mas principal dopraviti do
tamni nemonice. Kdyz il tam
prinesli, tn yyslovi1 Sc lekaf,
.Mery il prijimal, ze sotva
zdstane ma live. TAX stal isl
Sc sirotkem, a jelikoz matka
tva nemela u sebe prazad-
nych listin, q kterych by Sc
bylo vypatralo, kdo byla a
odkud pochazela, nemohl jsem
te rodine odevzdati. Mas ridi-
tel 81 uminil, re t6 podrzi pri
spolecnosti sve, abys Sc stal
iednou kejklirem. Toho ale
nechtel jsem dopustiti, pone-
vadz mi te bylo Ito. Proto
jsem Sc te ujal a uninil jsem
81, ze ii cely svuj budouci Ii
vot venuju. A myslim, ze isem
Sc az posud nezproneveril to-
mu umyslu. Neveda jineho
prostredku, jak bych te pred
zivotem kejklirskym zachra-
nil, potaji isem opustil. te-
bou jeste tehoz vecera, kdy
jsme matku tvou do nemoc-
nice dopravili, spolecnost kej
klirskou. NesmiS mna vsak
proto povazovati "a cloveka
slechetnejSiho, nezli skutecne
jsem. Foslys tedy dale. Pc bo
ku I've matky visela nevelika
kozena taska. Tu isem il po-
tail wal. Prohlizeje taskl, ma
Sci jsem v nj dvanacts tisfc.
franku We zlate. l uminil jsem
81, re penize ty pro tebe ulo-
zlm ze te dam vychovati a
vycviciti. Z penez onech wal
jsem malou cast a sice diva
tisice franku, abych te mohl
dati do vyucovaciho dstavu a
abych mohl zariditi 81 ma
le divadelko loutkove. Dobro-
tivy buh pozehnal tomuto Ia
mestnani menu a v nekolika
malo letech nejen re jsem Wy
pujcenych diva tisice franku
vratil nybrz j re mohl Jsem
kazdorocne jeste z vydelku
sveho nejakou dsporu k jisti-
ne I've pridati. - TAX rostlo
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MUSf BYT PRODAN. Pri-
mo cd majitele koupfte velmi
lacino novy dunn o 6ti poko-
jich v Corlett treti cd 131. ul.
Haste Sc v elsie 1905 Cor
lett Ave. hned "a Corlett Sko-
lou. Union kara Vas doveze
az naS'naistp, lilo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

|polske armady, pf1)el do Chi
caga, vterA d zdtM s. zde Sest
dnf. Byl uvft&u obrovskym
zastupen1' zdejSfch Poi&kd 9
rnestskyrni hodnostafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09
So AlkABo ZA;BITO:

Rim, 8. listopadu. Devade-
sat ArabI bylo zabito bitve
niezi itafsRSn kolonialnim vol
skernj q povstaici v Tripolisu,
die zprav zde obdrzenych. Ma
italsk& stEana diva vojaci byli
zabiti. a IS poraneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

PRODAJI Sc move domy o 6ti
pokojich, dobhe stav6ne q mo-
derne zarizene, cast hotov6, o.
statni ma mensi splatky, po pri-
pade Sc vymeni "a starsf maiy
domek, ktery potfebuje opra-
WI, aneb' tez pfijnau lot a ne
co hotbve jake spiatku. Male
zaji Sc v Corlett, blize kostela
sv. Rodiny. Tez vazn- podam
|rozpqcty na jakoukq-li stavbu
neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
iiti vas. Haste Sc u JOS.
HOLATA, stavitele, v .. $3.50
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 1928 J. = Union
829 E. n
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LACE! LACE! Cihlovy dum,

LANE! LAVE! CIHIOVy uUIIl,
moderni pro dive rodiny ma
dlazdene uhci v Mt. Plea
SAINT. Je asi 3 roxy starry a je
|vse uvnitr, pohodlne zafizeno,
pekny lot. Je to dokonaly ma
ljetek, ktery nemIzete "a ty
Ipenize nikde dostati ami po-
staviti. Cena pouze- $500.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5f58
Broadway. Ptejte Sc la Mr..
Stukbauera. 11-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

NEoDKLADEJTE, zde jest
vase pfilezitost,. ku koupi SO
strevicI srokych lotG ma East
Boulevardup "a ceny prekvapu
jlcf. Nenechte 81 ujit tuto pfi-,
lezitost, jednejte okamzite. o
.blizsi i1forTnace szavolejte a.
'neb dopiste do dradovny Ne
jedlik a Mikes Realtors, 11015
Union Ave-, vedle Boulevar-
|du. Tel Br0atiway 1856. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

PRIJME Sc SAZEC v IT,
skarne 'Sveta" pri pine
uniove mzde, musi byt zna-
" jak prace strojove tax
rucni, phi pine uniove schop
nosti a vykonnosti. Haste
Sc bud osobne aneb pisem-
ne v adm. Sveta po 5. hod.
vecer aneb v nedeli dopol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09

PRODk Sc let 1OOx187 ma
Andover boulevardu, 100 str.
pruceli ma Turney rd. Cena
800, stall drive $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 813 William
son Bldg, ptejte sc ma Mr..
Maiy. lila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09
PRODA Sc krasna cihlova

PRODA Sc krasna cihlova
budova ma hlavni ulici, v niz
je provozovan obuvni obchod
S dspechem po nekolik rokd.
-Je to ale vyborne misto pro
jakykoliv jiny obchod. Je tam
velky stor, pekny byt, garaz,
Fernes ma horkou votiK. Cena
$4,000, je velmi' nizka. Vyme
nj Sc tez "a dunn pro dive rD-
dfny v Corlett. The Atlas Fl.
nance Co, 5458 Broadway,
Ptejte Sc Mr.. Stukbauera.
< 11-9
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~ PROKLETi. ~
Roman Emilia Richebour1a
volne pfeloziI Frant. Lad. Cfzek.

jmeni tive rok cd roku vic Al
vice dnesniho dne mas uloze
no pres dvacet, tisic frankd.
Mimo to mann jeste ia asi
patnact tislc frankd ulozeno,
.kterez taktez budou tvym
majetkem, mdj predrahy, roz-
mily synu."
Starry Cos domluvil.
j Leon naruzive vrhl Sc do
naruce poctiveho starce, KITE
ry 0 nehor TAX peclive peco-
wal.
"Muj drahy otce, mdj jedi
ny priteli q dobrodince," zvo-
lal hluboce dojat, "kterak ii
mann "a otcosskou peel a la
sku tvou dekovati!"
! Oci stareho, dobreho Gose
jiskfily Sc nevyslovnou RADIO
stf, ktera cele srdce jeho ma
plnovala.
J, Gale jdiz, hochu mdj, tyt'1
mne mad miru blazis," zvo-
lal pax hlasem radosti Sc tre-
soucim.
/ "Vzdyt ii nemohu velikouI
lasku tvou odplatiti nikterak
nezli laskou a vdecnosti svou.
A coz nedozvedel isl Sc po-
I zdeji ami dost malo 0 me u
bohe matce? Vzdyt' jsi Sc mi,
tusim, pred chvili zminil, re
jsi Sc po nj Gray poptaval,
neni-li pravda?"
i "Tak Jest
J "Nuze ceho's Sc dozve-
del?"
! "Nemohl jsem Sc tam nice
no dopatrati. Zdalo Sc mi, ia
koby v tomni nemocnici do
bfe nerozumeli - neb bud
re nemohli aneb nechteli mi
blizsich zprav podati."
Pfi tech slovech vydral Sc
bolestny povzdech z prsou
mladeho muze.
"Jiz vidim patrne, re mu-
sim Sc vZdati zcela vsi made
;Ge. Ratrno, ze matka ma vi
Zee nezije. Uboha! Ale pfece
,bych jeste jednou rad uzrel
onu krajinu, ktera byla pro
mi talk osudnou. Rad bych
| tez spatiiI mesto, kde sc sc
zivotem svym rozloucila j o.
lnen krai, v kteremz jsen1
bezpochyby poprve svetlo sve
ta spatril kde snad posud
Iziji moji pratele a pribuzni.
:. Rad bych kra5el po one sill
nici, kde nest'astna matka
Ina v tmave mrazive noci pro-
sincove zimou zkrehla mdlo-
| bou ma zem klesla. A proto,
mily otce, bez odkladu vydam
: sc ma cestu Ultra vecer budu
, jiz bohda V Gray. Vis-li CO,
doprovod' mne TAM"
Tato slova naplnila dObre-
no starce nevyslovnou RADIO
sti.
"Coze praviS? Je-li moz-
na?" tazal Sc. "Ty mne O.
lpravdu chces witt sebou?
ia bych Sc byl ami veru neod-
vail prositi te Ia to-"
IL "Zustane tedy ma tom, jak
ljsem .iz rekl," di na to Leon.
"Poiedeme spolu a hned Ultra
Icasne u rama vydame sc ma
Icestu :"
"Prave mi n6co napadlo,'
: lozval sc nesmele starry Cos.
"Tedy mi to povez.'
"Ty bys snad tomu ami ne.
lchtel."
sl "Jen mi rekni, cos chtel."
, "Ja bych rad" pocal staret
Iiaksi nesmele, rad bych, KID.
bychom mohli witt sebol
me loutky, jmenovite meht
lmaleho Saska Rigola.'
"Tot' vec snadna. Pusobi-l
ii to poteseni, muzes witt n;
I cestu sve loutky."
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|ckovan a Jim hlavne mas co
dekov&6, zeAss stal q tebe tsk
fadn$ mladN nlu4v'
] fp0krAGov6nf(
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PNIJME 81 .zena " prostfed@1
mich letech k trfclenne rodinel
k vedeni domacnosti. Adresa,
sc sd&li v adm. t. listu, 2
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ss.PRORAa Sc lacino novy bun
Ralow blize k6ry, moderhe
staveny, s pokojd, koupelna.
nlice dlazdana a zaplacena,
i1aieza se' ma vych. 1OS uh.,
els. 1864. BlizA sdel. F. Lisy.
431O vych. l16. ul. 11-I2
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.PRONAJME Sc byt o a po-
kojich, s koupelnou, vse zari-
zeno: Haste SO v elsie 1850
.Coath Ave. v Corlett. Vemte
Union kaFu. lilo
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VELKA LACE. Proda Sc yeltni
lacino dunn u Broadway q W.
chodnf 55. ul. Malo hotove po-
staci. Haste Sc u Mr. Vojtfk,
1916 Broadway. ll-l4
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] PRIJMOU Sc stravnici, kou
pelna a vsechno pohodli v by
te. Haste Sc v elsie 1906
sChampa Ave. 11-9
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GEN. HALLER " cHICACU.
, Chicago, 8. listopadu. Gen.
Josef Haller, vrchni velitel
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$500 LACE, v Gene $4,000
proda Sc pekny bungalow O
6ti pokojich, velke pokoje,
velka pore, cihlove sloppy, spa
cl pore. China kabinety, book
cases.. plyn a vSe moderne "a
rizeno blize kary. Zada sc
menSi castka hotove a ostatni
jako najem. Haste Sc ma W.
chodni 131. ul. q Thofnhurst
Ave. Tel. Broadway BILL a.
neb' U E.. s. Kr@lsh, 1245 Pro-
spect Ave. TEL Prosp. 4545.
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