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Evening star., 1924-11-14
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

SHREVEPORT, November 14.-An
increase Of 25 cents a barrel in Belvue
crude. bringing the price TO s1.35. an
nounced by the Standard Oil Com
pany. Is believed by oil men here to
presage general advance in all
Louisiana and Arkansas grades.
TULSA, Okla, November 14.-Thirty
six new oil wells were started in
Kansas last week, the larger number
being in Cowley County.
WEBSTER, Mass. November IL
The Chase mills Of the American
"oolen Company here now are work
ing overtime.
CHICAGO, November 14.-Produce
merchants, to be evicted from their
establishments by the double decking
Of South Water street here, have de-
cided to build a new $20.000,0O0 pro-
duce market on Western avenue and
Twenty-seventh street, with huge
central cold storage plant.
DETROIT, November 14-October
production and shipment of Hupp
cars totaled 1887 against 2852 In
October last year. and 3,034 for Sep
tember. Hupp has just completed a
new $1.25O.000 plant for construction
VI lho ne" SlTdiS III elSHl IHOueI.
PORTLAND, November 14-There
Is a heavy movement Of prunes from
this port to Hamburg and vessels
routed for that port and the Scandi-
navian countries are taking on large
shipments.
BOSTON November 14-Cotton
goods selling houses report the re-
ceipt Of large orders since election
time and standard print cloths have
advanced an eighth to quarter cent
a yard in consequence.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
FOOD OFFICIALS RULE
ON LABELLING OF TEAS

How to use correctly the term
"Orange Pekoe" in the labelling of
teas under the Federal food and
drugs act is explained to the tea
trade by Dr. C. A. Browne, Chief of
the Bureau Of Chemistry. Department
Of Agriculture. He says in part:
THE term Orange Pekoe' signi-
fies primarily a more or less definite
size Of cured leaf and not. as con-
sumers generally have been led to
believe, a particular kind or quality
of tea, and through trade practice
the term has come to mean second
arily a fully fermented leaf from
India, Ceylon. Java and Sumatra.
Therefore, the use Of the term
Orange Pekoe' without qualificat ton
on any other than a fully fermented
tea from India, Ceylon, Java and
Sumatra and Of the proper leaf size
is a misbranding under the Federal
food and drugs act"
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Light Tomato Demand.
STOCK PLAN EXPLAINED.

NEW YORK. November II
The Fan American Petroleum and
TRANSPORT Company has officially
notified the New York Stock Ex-
change, in connection with the listing
or Sl0,OOO0OO class & stock-200, 900
shares of $50 par value-that the pro-
Ceeds would be used for additional
working capital. These new shares
bring the authorized listed b stock
TO $9S,923,65 or l,S78,473 shares. and
with the 100000 shares of class A
stock to a total Of 2,S7S,473 shares.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
BY WILLIAM Y. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE
volume of business on the Curb Ex-
change was not up to the record
proportions reached on previous days
of the week, but the price movement
was still definitely upward and In
certain directions the rise was as
pronounced as at any other time
This was especially true Of the oils
where individual stocks were Sc
lected for leadership. Pipe line
stocks were favorites. the advance in
Northern Pipe extending to points
when 1t sold at so. The rise accom-
panied announcement that. dividend
of So had been declared. Indiana
Pipe gained 3 points to so. Buckeye
. to "a. Southern Pipe a half point.
while special buying continued In
South Penn carrying 1t up to 40.
and in New York Transit, which ad-
vanced 8 points.
The feature Of the radio group was
the persistent buying Of Thermio-
Evening star., 1924-11-14
EVERY ORDER BUCKETED.
Clerk Reveals Methods of Defunct
Broker Firm.

NEW YORK, November 14.-Firtu-
ally every stock transaction placed
with the firm of Raynor, Nicholas d
Truesdell, which failed in 1922 for
81 100000, was bucketed. Joseph
Romm, the firms order clerk, told a
Federal court jury yesterday.
Romm. Government witness against
William S. Silkworth, former presi-
dent of the Consolidated Exchange,
and seven other defendants charged
with conspiracy to use the mails TO
defraud, testified in detail TO the
manner in which transactions were
bucketed by the firm. In most in
stances, he testified, cards sent to
him ordering certain transactions III
certain stocks bore instructions to
bucket the transactions over the
initials of Dewitt c. Raynor, senior
member of the firm.
Raynor pleaded guilty at the be-
ginning OF the present trial and is
to be a Government witness.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
BETTER PACKING URGED.
Railroad Men Act to Prevent
Losses on Freight.
nisnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. November Drive
an extra nail or paste an extra strip
is the new slogan adopted for use by
the railroads in urging shippers Of
freight to make sure that their con-
siSnments are properly Grated for
the handling they are bound to re-
ceive in transportation. Railroad
representatives We're urged TO i'm
press the slogan upon shippers. at
the meeting here yesterday of the
freight Claimsmen.
The two sections of the railroad
claim department representatives
the Virginia Conference and the
Eastern Conference.-The together for
the first time.
Means of bringing about closer
relations between the shipper and the
railroads. prevention of damage to
live stock notification of refused
freight" by destination agent and
conceals loss or damage were discussed
Evening star., 1924-11-14
MORE COTTON USED.
Census Bureau Gives Out Special
Comparisons.

Cotton consumed during October
aggregated 532,629 bales of lint and
55,095 of linters, compared with 435,-
ZIG of lint and 1876 of linters in
September this year and 543,260 Of
lint and 57,491 of linters in October
last year. the Census Bureau an
nounced today.
In public storage and at COM
presses, 3,9S0,449 bales, compared
with 2.002,473 on September 80 this
year and 3,347,262 on October 81 last
year.
Cotton spindles active during Octo-
ber numbered 16,463,9S8, compared
with 1o,962,640 during September this
year and 16,o43,31S during October
last year.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
MACK TRUCKS INCOME.

NEW YORK. November 14.-Earn-
ings of Mack Trucks in the fourth quar-
ter of the year will be as large, 1t is
estimated, as in the third quarter, when
the company earned $3.75 share.
should that estimate be correct, the
company would show about SIS a share
for the full year. Working capital Of
about s25.0o0.000 was reported ~ "
September 80.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
PAYS FIRST DIVIDEND.
Simms Petroleum Votes SO Cents
Per Share.

NEW YORK, November 14-Direc-
tors Of the Simms Petroleum Co. to-
day declared an initial dividend Of
SO. cents a share on the capital stock
The company was organized in 1919
and operates extensively in the mid
continent field.
Consolidated net earnings for 1924
were estimated at s2.000.000. equiva-
lent to SO a share on the outstanding
stock. NJ. c. Brush, president Of the
American International Corporation,
and John L. Weeks were elected MEM
bers of the executive committee.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
RAILROADS ARRANGE
TO HANDLE CROWDS
Rush to Foot Ball Games Will
Strain Traffic to
Limit.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Slt'Idl DlhpatCn 10 ne Slar
NEW YORK, November lI.-Rail-
roads all over the United States will
face one of the most difficult tasks
of the year Saturday, when they will
be called upon to transport nearly
million people to foot ball fields in
various parts of the country-and
bring them home again. Not only
must they perform this feat. but It
must be accomplished without disar-
rangement OF routine traffic.
Long experience has made this a
comparatively familiar task to some
roads. but 1t entails special prepara-
tion even for those. The Pennsyl-
vania lines, for example, which will
handle the crowds attending the Yale
Princeton game at Princeton, will
assemble over 500 extra trainmen to
man the foot ball specials from Phil
adelphia. Baltimore, Washington and
New York.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
BALANCE Of TRADE
DOUBLES IN YEAR
Commerce Department Is
sues important Report on
Exports and Imports.

A favorable trade balance for the
United States OF $217.000,000 was
shown today in foreign trade figures
issued by the Commerce Department
for the month of October. The figures
indicate that the balance had more
than doubled In favor OF America
since October last year, when Il was
s9O,90S,205
Imports Little Changed.
Exports Of merchandise for the
month were valued at 1927 100000.
against $399,199,014 for the same pc
riod last year. Imports were valued
at 1910, 100000, against s30S.290,S09 a
year ago. The export increase was
due principally to enlarged move
ments in cotton and grain.
Imports OF gold totaled s1e,701 ,b42,
against s29.795,1S5 for October, 1923.
More Gold Exported.
Gold exports were valued at
s4,125, ,26S, against $1,307 ,060.
Silver imports totaled $5,S2S,012,
against s6.929,3l1.
Silver exports We're 1906, ,O23,
against s7,o22,S45.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
S12,000,000 BRIDGE
PLAN WILL BE STUDIED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW ORLEANS. November IA
public hearing on the citys plans for
bridge across the Mississippi will
be heard by the Army engineers, who
will pass upon them December 2. The
Belt Commission, which would handle
the matter, has been authorized to
issue bonds to the extent of 5000. 600
to build the bridge, which is ex-
pected to cost about $12,000.000. City
officials. the railroads and other pub
lie bodies are behind the movement.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
AUTO THEFTS NUMEROUS.
puIJ,ADEI,P ,PHIA No,

PHILADELPHIA, November IA
(SpeciaD.-More than 1000 motor
cars, valued at $2,33s,232, have been
stolen here 80 far this year. Police
have recovered 2.499 stolen cars in
that period, many Of them from
other cities. Motor car thefts have
been reduced one e-third, according to
the police.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
FOOD EXPORTS DROP OFF.

BALTIMORE, November IA (Spe-
ciaD.-Exports of foodstuffs for the
week ended yesterday, as compiled
by the Chamber of Commerce, shows
that all kinds of grain shipped total
ed 824443 bushels, a decrease Of 271,-
103 compared with the week prev
tous.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
s102, 900 BID FOR SEAT
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
w The Associated Press

Sy The Associated Press
NEW YORK, November IA bid
of 100000 for a seat on the New
York Stock Exchange recalled the
record of $4,000 established at the
height Of the 1919-l920 boom when
optimistic members were predicting
s150.00O for floor privileges. Such a
price was considered yesterday in
financial circles to be within reach
should the market hold it's present
pig volume. A seat on the curb
market was sold yesterday for $500,
an advance of $1,000 over the last
previous sale.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas 6s 's3-s1. 600 at 10o, 1000
at 1919.
Capital Traction Co.-10 Mt a3h3.
Washington Gas Light-l0 at ols
Ianston Monutype--l0 at 79i2, 10 at 1875.
10 at 1853, ~ at 19a4.
AFTER CALI.
Washington Gas Lght-1o at %.
Capital Traction Co, al S3hs ~
Capital Traction 5s-Sl, 900 at ss1s. 5000 al
9Sls, 81 900 at SAis.
Washington Rwy. & Eler. pfd.-5 at 1885.
Nopey-Cau loans. ) and per cent.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
EARNINGS NEAR RECORD.
Western Maryland Railway Sure
to Round Out Good Year.
Sppcial Dispatch to The Star

BALTIMORE, November 14.-That
the Western Maryland Railway will
round out a prosperous year is indi-
Gated by the estimate that the surplus
for the 12-month period will be equal
to " to per cent on the $17,742,-
$50 first preferred stock outstanding
Chairman Greer thinks this estimate
is conservative. Gross earnings this
year will not equal those of 1923. but
with that exception they Will be
larger than any other year in the his
tory of the company.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Your Banker Knows.

When in doubt about a security
consult your banker 1t is equally
a. much his interest as yours to pro-
tect your savings. You trust him
with your deposits-why not trust
him with your investment problems?
Evening star., 1924-11-14
MAY CUT OIL RUNS
TO AMOUNT SOLD
Acute Storage Situation in
Pennsylvania Calls for
Drastic Move.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE
acute oil storage situation in North
western Pennsylvania may result in
an embargo limiting the oil runs TO
the amount actually sold. according
10 F. ID. Williams, president of the
National Transit Co, unless relief is
provided by sale Of this oil.
The Midwest Refining Co. has de-
cided to curtail refinery runs to $4,000
barrels daily from $1,000 barrels at
the Casper, "yo, refneries, owing
to the weakness of the gasoline mar
ket and heavy accumulation OF
stocks. The company will store
surplus crude from the Salt Creek
field.
Other Wall Street Briefs.
An increase in the quarterly divi-
dend on the common stock Of La
clede Gas Light Co. TO 81 share
from sl.15 mas been authorized by
the directors and an extra dividend
of 81 also was declared. The extra
dividend. described as 'recoup-
ment" dividend. +. toward unpaid dis
bursements in the war period now
totaling s21 share. Last year 81
share extra was paid.
Railroads Earnings Gain.
Surplus of the New York. Ontario
and Western for the quarter ended
September 80 increased to S9lO.154
after taxes and charges, compared
with S5o7.30s in the correspondent &
period last year.
Acquires Arizona Company.
American Power and Light Co. Is un-
derstood TO have acquired control of
the Central Arizona Light and Power
Co. which serves Phoenix and ada
cent territory with electric power,
light and gas.
Orders 10000 Tons OF Rails.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway has ordered 10000 tons
OF rails for next years requirements.
10000 tons being placed with the
Illinois Steel Co. and 10000 tons with
Inland Steel.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Acquires Arizona Company.
Orders 10000 Tons OF Rails.
Years Earnings jump.

Adirondack Power and Light reports
balance of $1,010,137 for the year
ended October 81, after taxes
charges and depreciation. compared
with s70O.102 in the preceding l.
months. Gross earnings were $780,
513, against s6,S16,631.
Evening star., 1924-11-14

Plain truth will influence half a
score men. at most nation. or an
age, while mystery will lead millions
by the nose.
Evening star., 1924-11-14

There should be plenty of room at
the top for the hair tonic maker, says
the office boy.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
BONDS.
Rid and Asked Prices.
pTRIIC UTILITY.

Bid. Asked.
American Tel & Telga. 4s.. slSs 49,.
American Tel. & Telga. l2s.... it1.+ .'...
Am Tel 4 Tel. ctl. tr. as.... loi - .--.-
Am Tel & Tel conv. Ss.-..-.. IL
anacostia & Potomac os..---.-.. W 81
Anacostia & Potomac guar. os.. su -
{. < T. Telephone Is H5t1 lVorn
Q & 7. Telephone OF Va. os... "
CAPITAL Traction K. X. 5s.... ss ss1a
City 4 Suburban 1s.--...-.. -
Wn,-epoiitan r. r. 5s...... 100 looA
I"ntnn.r Flee lst 5s......... 99la
I,,",nac Eiec con .,s........ 9SL4 .....
po."nnac Flee deb. Gs......... 1901. .....
Potomac Flee rs 1858. lo5 loi IA
pot Elec Pow 6. M. & ref. IS. 1865
pot it. Stk. Id. Bk. IS. loOt2 1o2
Wash Alex & Mt. Yer. os..-. - 49,.
wash, Alex. & Mt. Yer. cts. =! ....-
wash Balt. & Annap. 5s..... "
Washington Gas Is......--..-.. y. y so
Washington Gas 6s........-.--- 1oln4 ~.
wash Rwy. & Elec. Is. 10 d3ta
Wash Rwy. & Elec. gen. 6s'--- so"s 30
Evening star., 1924-11-14
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.,
Evening star., 1924-11-14
OUTLINES METHODS.
IN SAVING FORTUNE
New York Business Expert
Asserts Secret Lies in
Definite Program.
BY BAYARD DOMINICk,
Prssident Better BUSINESS Bureau of
New York.

tSote--Ths Is the first article In series
which sets ont in common terms some
"f the primary principles OF investing. in u
way which the average citizen will hnd use
tecting himself against some OF the pitfalls
which snare uniformed and careless men
and women. The second article will appear
IN an early issue)
Evening star., 1924-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Real Estate Title. 135 IA
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cTETE! cTETE! Farma 0 l15
akrech Sc zasobami, $500 ho-
tove. Farma o l20 akrecn Sc
zasobami vymani Sc "a vas
majetek. Cena $500. Nam
mnoho mestskeho majetku ma
vymenu "a vas starsi dum. Ty-
to majetky Sc nalezaji v Cor
lett pfi Miles Ave a boulevar-
dech, pfi Kinsman Rd. ia pro-
davam majetky rychle, musi
to byt ale lace. Je to vas pro-
speech, chcete-li rychle prodat
neb koupit navstivte mne: Jos.
krizek 1870 Durkee Ave. v
Corlett. vemte Union karu k
vych. 131 ul. 2-12
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LACE v TOMTO TYDNU.

AfANE lOMlO / 1ONO. -
Dunn 0 5ti pokojich, velky lot,
slepicnik, naleza Sc blize Miles
Ave. Lee Rd., skoly a kary.
Cena S37OO.
Dunn 0 6ti pokojich, velky
sklep, plyn, elektrika, ulice je
dlazdena, toilet uvnitr, naleza
Sc blize Broadway a vych. 55.
ul. Cena $4,000.
$500 hotove, zbytek jake ma
jem, koupi vam dunn dvouro-
dinny IA Drake ul. blize vych.
55. ul. Je tam 5 pokoju naho-
re a 5 dole, plyn, e.ektrika,
svetly sklep, vse barveno a pa
pirovano hned k nastehova-
nj. Cena $4,000.
Obchodni majetek ma Dolloff
Rd. proti kostelu a skole, vse
upraveno, dobre misto pro Gu
krovinkovy obchod aneb kveti-
nafstvi. Vezme Sc mensi cast
ka hotove, lot neb mensi dunn,
ostatni ma splatkX die -Iledna-
nj. Blizsi techto ma jetcich
sc sdeli u Atlas Finance Co.,
Broadway proti vycir 55. ul.
Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. j. Mack.
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PRQQA Sc dun neb vymeni,
ma s pokojd. garaz, vse zari-
zeno, naleza Sc ma zap. 134.
VI. (. 3491. Vezme Sc lot neb
druh1 margyc, lehke splatky.
Vyneni Sc tez "a grocerni OBJ
chod. Haste Sc v {. 3240 zap.
50. ul. Tel. Hemlock 3519.
20
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'HMED x NASTEHoVANt -
|dpfne zschovaly dun na Sto-
'rsr Ave. Y kary a Skoly. je q
5ti pokoifch, koupelna, elektri.
ka, sklep. akopky ma pradlo.
pdda. bfidlicova strecha. pek-
nv velky lot, cihelaa garaz,
|pekny s1epicnik, ulice zaplace-
Ina, cena pro RICHLY prodej ien
$64Qe hotovs, $1,000 ostatni
Edle ujednanf. Bliz3i sdeh Mr..
kultk. 3435 zap, 25. ul. ma
proti Woodbridge Ave. Ala
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PEkNY SET do jidelny, at0l
do knihoyny, mluvici stroll .
rekordy, pradelnik, detsky ko-
carek., kuchynska kamna ma
plyn, vyhrevni kanlna na uhli
q iiny nabytek, vse velmi lev-
ne. Haste Sc v (. 4313 Clark
Ave. all
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PRODA Sc novy dobre posta-
yeny dunn O peti mistnostech
ma Jednom poschodi, sklenik a
extra pantry, elektrika a ,ySe
zarizeno. Naleza Sc ma Gay
Ave. v Corlett, blize skol a ka
ry. Rude-li prodan do Is. uno.
ra, da sc 0 $400 levneji. Has
tie Sc u n,ajitele Jaro Black.
72lS Morgan Ave. nahore, po
s. hodine vecer. /?
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dim
v Corlett, 4 svetnice s koupel-
nou dole a to same nahore,
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes, garaz. Cena S6700. Po-
speste 81! Jos. Smetana, 5317
Broadway, mezi 5. a Z. hod.
vecer. Tel. Broadway 327O.
20
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PRQQA So dobre jdouci oh
chod feznicky. po pfipade Sc
yezme lot co splatka. Rlizsi
sdeli So v cis. 1899 Turney Rd.
aneb cls. 5118 Fowler Ave.
2-9
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"Jen Sc upokoj, Blanko, !"
chlachoil il otec. "Ubezpecu~
il ts, ze Rouvenat nebude &C.
ma to, co ucinls, mrzeti, nfbrA
naopak. ze jej to potsN mad
mfru."
I AT ji4 je tomu jakkoh
odpovedela Rlanka, "pon4-
vadz ty ID to zadas. milerads,
to ucinin. Phjdu bez prodleni
a pfipravim ii vse a svazu do
balik,a.''
/. "Ano, ucin tax, mile dits, a
pospes si," promluvil Jean Re-
maud, ia 81 zde zatim na to
pockam."
"Neznam is snad take onu
chudobnou zenu?" tazala re
Blanka.
'sNikoli, tn neznas."
"Jest 2 Fremicourtu, Ii snad
2 Civry7" vyzvidala divka da-
le.
ITO ii nemohu Tici."
"Tedy jest to tajemstv1m?"
"Ovsem."
"Tedy nebudu &c t6 dale ma
nj vyptavati." odpovedela, II
bezn9 Sc usmfvajic.
"Mohla bys do onoho bali
ku dAti take hreben a n6kolik
Ijehlic, Blanko," dolozil starec.
"Ty mne cinis, otce, cim
dale tim zvedavejsi," prohodi-
la Blanka, mali to vsak zi-
stati tajemstvim, nechci Sc te
dale vyptavati. Pocket zatim
zde, "a malou chvili budu no.
tova a pfinesu ii, oc jsi mne
zadal."
Pc tech slovech jake rychlo
noha lanka odkvapila do do
mu a "a malou ctvrt hodipy
pfichazela zpet, nesouc zada-
ne veci, svazane v bilem vel
KEN ubrusu.
"Nuze, jsi 80 mnou spoko-
jen?" tAza1a Sc. !.
lsy.ss ppln6." <,.ss.
Brides .dnes h nam M sni-
dani?"
"Neprijdu," odpoved6l Jean
Renaud. "Pokud bude Rouve-
, nat 2 domu, budu jidati We sv6
sv3tnicce v domku ovcakove.
Nejradeji bych 81 wal hned
snidani S sebou. Smim?"
"Tot' Wis, ze smis. ia ii hned
neco prinesu, ma cemz 81 "a
jist6 pochutn&S."
"Ty me jesta cslsho rozmaz
IFS"
! ITO jest mou vecf" odpov6
della S dsmevem a padla mu ko
lem krku.
"a Po techto slovech vratil sc
Jean Renaud Ease do chair.
&c ovcakovy zaklepal ma dive
re zadni svetnice.
! Lucie mu ihned otevfela.
"Jiz jste Sc vyspala?" t.
zal Sc. "Dobre jitro!"
:. "Dekuji!"
"Zde jsem vam neco primes
!coz Sc vam zajiste velmi dob
re hodi." odvece Jean Re
maud.
"Co pax to asi bude?"
]. "Jen Sc podivejte."
! Ma to polozil pred nj uzel
Lucie lined no rozvazala.
| Jakmile billy ubrus sc roz
vazal, nalezla v nem Saty sve
ktere jindy nosivala, q po
zRala je ihnsd.
Pri pohledu ns ne vstoupil.
Iii do oci Shy q data Sc do u
sedaveho place.
"Mlj Boze. ktersk jste nm
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PROQA Sc neb vymeni "a
dun, cukrovinkovy obchod s
cilym prodejeln doutnikd, {.
1921 Miles ave., kde Sc trzi
tydne pres $400. Velmi dobre
okoli. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 2-12
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