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Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs Ella Skinner has returned from visit in Providence
 Miss Mary F. Potter of Hartford was at her parents home for the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Chandler of Pomfret called upon Mrs. William Barret on Sunday.
 Miss Myrtle Barrett. who formerly lived with the Leavitt family, was visitor in town last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Gordon and daughters Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. Frink motored to Providence last Friday to see an invalid relative of the fam fly
 Mrs. Belle Bailey, Mrs. Jessie March, Mrs. Alice Brown and daugh. ter, all of Southbridge. spent Sunday among former ueighbors in the Eng. fish neighborhood.
 George Frink's sister, Mrs. John Place and her husand. from Greene, R. l.. also their son John, wife and John 3rd of Providence. were hi. guests on Sunday. Joining the party in the afternoon were his cousin. Mrs G. B. Howard and husband of Quine. baug.
 LApres Midi club members were entertained by the Woodstock divi. sion last Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Sarah Potter Sixteen members were present II was the annual meeting for the election of officers. The following were chosen President, Mrs. Will Child; lst vice. president. Mrs. Myrtle Jordan; End vice president, Miss Sarah Potter secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Quincy Merrill. The hostesses served very nice refreshments during the socia hour.
 A son. Ellsworth Charles, was bofF to MT. and Mrs. Ernest Daye of Sept. 19 in New Hampshire
 Harry Trask, Marvin Barrett anc Manfred Blanchard went to Hatehei pond on Sunday to hunt up the spot where there was once an Indian vii lage. After some trouble they found the right trail and discerned many evidences of it's being one used by the Indians many years ago. There Is in one place, what seems to be an Indian burying ground. Few people in town are aware that there is such a place but it Is well worth visiting.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
TO
 THE EDITOR
Efficiency In Government,

Editor The Patriot:
 Dear Sir If, as has been suggest cd. the non voters are, by law, com pelled to vote. how should they east their votes in order to get better re- suits in the management of public af- fairsg
 Under present conditions 1t would net uaks the slightest difference how such votes were cast, SO far as the tax payer is concerned, because their can didates are selected for them by those who, as a rule. feed out of the public crib.
 The thing for the voters and non voters to do, if they hope for better re- suits, is to select their own candidates. The politicians have had the privi- lege of telling the people of their re- responsibilities and now. it IS about time the people expressed their ideas of the responsibilities of those. like La Fol- lotte. who assume the management of public affairs.
 No one will dispute the contention of your correspondent that "George Washington. Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt had common sense At the coming election the sOt- CTS will exercise their common sense by electinr to office the man with un- common sense--C Calvin Coolidge.
 SOLOMON.
  Only five lynehin0s occurred in the first half of the current year in the
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Little Henry Young is quite sick.
 Hazen Calhoun was able to attend church Sunday.
 Miss Maher was at her home in New Haven over Sunday
 Mrs. II. L. Sanger was with rela. tives in Moosup over the weekend.
 C. N. Erickson and family of Lakeside spent the kend in Meriden.
 Miss Jessie Dennis of Danielson has been guest of Mrs. Burleson tho past week.
 The Mission Circle met with Mrs. Lowe Tuesday afternoon and studi- ed about "Some African Trails"
 Mir. and Mrs. Claus Nelson enter tained all their children excepting W. ]. Nelson and wife, last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayland Marcy and Mrs Belle Young attended Spring field far one day last week as also did the Saifords.
 The children. grandchildren and great grandchildren of Mir. and Mrs. Charles $. Sheldon gave them a genuine surprise visit last Saturday evening. The occasion was the birth day of Mrs (. $. Sheldon. They brought gifts and flowers and liberal supplies of nice things to eat and the festivities were crowned by the presentation of a huge cake bearing lighted candles, seventy yssix and one more to usher in the coming year Needless t0 say the genial couple en. joyed this manifestation of the love and good wishes of their children and children's children. There were aix great grandchildren present.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
WOODSTOCK TOWN LIVES WITHIN ITS YEARS INCOME
Selecsrren and School Board Practice Economies and
 Manage We'll
Spend Total of s7s.2t2-RAve Bal.
 anee of S4.7ie

l In the report to be submitted to the voters Of the town of Woodstock it is shown that SIS 2f2.si was paid out l Ifrrine fta mast year, of which Sa8.- 3S7 Sa was hN order Of the seieetnian. ard SaS 11lsi fer school expenses There aoW a haianep Of s66t1.Io on ! the credit side of the le3eer while a year ago the town went ia debt to the oxten. of S4.l1a.5A Scarlet fever and whaopiug cough have been the most lrrcvalent of the contagious diseases: eleven cases of the former and nine af the latter were reported The only death frum disease Was one from tu- bereulosis
 School Supervisor McAiister rec lemmends an improvement in the plav- rsoani facilities and the changing Of the name of ihe Perent Teacher Asso- citation to the Mothers Club He men aiens that while there are no normal school graduates among the teachers. eight of the thirteen instructors took summer courses designed Co fit them better for teaching. 1 Mrs Ralph D. Reed Is a, Roseland.
 Miss Thireliff has been visiting Mrs. i Ezra May.
 Mrs. Moses Wentworth of Chicago is at Bald Hill
 Lester Gallup entered Worcester l Tech this week.
 Miss Harriet Sampson was home for the week-end William Mathewson Is in Wood stock for some weeks.
 Thnrston Child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Child. has been visiting at Valleyside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archibald D. Davis l from Lakewood, N. ], are visiting l Mrs. Richardson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of South Coventry visited their uncle. F. w. Shippey and family, on Sunday. During the Sunday morning service Mir Hardy's grandson rendered a solo which was very much appreciat- ed.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Glover of Staf- | ford and Mir. and Mrs. George Saw telle of Blackstone were visitors al Mrs F. W. Shippey's for a couple of days this past week.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

The weather man is right eighty eight times out of every one hundred of his predictions about the weather and temperature. This IS claimed by James H. Searf, who has been in charge of New York City's weather bureau for fifteen years. He bases his claim on the forecast of his terri tory during that time.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

A New York stamp collector has just negotiated for the purchase of two twelve-cent Canadian stamps at n cost of S4,000. The stamps are of the first Canadian issue, and the fact that they are attached having been taken from the lower left-hand corner of the sheet. and show the printing margin. greatly enhances their value. Only one other set Of these stamps is in existence.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
Entertain D. Morris

Charles D. Morris, the Democratic candidate for governor of the state Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Holt at Sunset Hill Farm, their Woodstock summer home. at q reeep. ton from A.30 to o'clock this after noon.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

The official grave digger of Aiken. Germsny, has resigned his position because thirteen months have pass ed without death in that city. He wrote 70 the city council declining to accept his salary when there was no work to be done.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

In the Chinese language there are forty thousand written characters which differ from each other.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

Pohrbu Sc .slcastnili: V zastou
peni ministra N. O. Udrzala
gen. Vozenilek, cetni pani po-
slanci a senatoTi, dale gene-
ralove Mittelhauser, Syrovy, &c.
eek, dr.. Rase, Klecanda,, Skva
Ia, sokorov, skvor, Kautecky,
Chlapec, ella. Vote, Cerven-
ka, Pesek Feifer, dr.. Fischer,
plukovnik Medek a mnoho il
nych ddstojnikd, deputace Get
nictya, zastupci nejvyssich L.
radu, francouzska mise, posi-.
DIR. Kramar, min. rada slechta
a cetne jine osobnosti. Prdvod,,
ktery zakoncila jedna delobit-
ma a jizda uniformovane stra-
re bezpecnosti, ubiral Sc Vo-
dickovou ulici, Vaclavskym ma
mestim, Fochovou tridou k Oh
sanum, kamz dorazil O pdl a..
hod. odpole5nf. Mad rakvi ze-
snuleho promluvil plukovnik
Medek, generalove Klecanda
cecek, dale DIR. HAHN, kon-
sui Hajny, posi-. David a "a
poslaneckou snemovnu a Sc,
nat Narod, shrom. mistopred-
seda senatu senator Klofac a
JIM recnici. Ma to vypalilo
vojsko cestne salvy. z pusek a
del a hudba zahrala ceskoslo-
venske hymny.
Chtela Sc pomstit kamarad-
, ce a zapalila hospodari stoh.
U rolnika Ant. Houdka We Vo
} lovicich slouzila delnice Wit
kova, ktera Sc znepratelila s
Marii cernou, 22letou sluzeb-
nou Volovic. terna, aby Sc
: Vitkove pomstila, zapalila ,je-
jimu zamestnavateli 2. listopa
du stoh slamy ma zahrade. Po-
| uzila pfilezitosti, kdy hoch
, Vitkove udelal 81 ma zahrade
: ohnicek, a Cerna Sc domniva-
, la, re podezrenf padne ma ho-
: cha a zapalila. Stoh byl du-
5 kladne mokry, nechytil, jen
/ slama doutnala, ale skoda cini
Y. pfece pres 1900 Kc. Statni "a
E stupitelstvi zalovalo Cernou
: pro zlocin verejneho nasili, po
: nevada zde nebyla podstata
4 zlocinu zhafstvi. Pripad byl
projednavan pred senatem
!, 'vrch. rady Eduardo Soucka
zalobu vedl st. East. dr.. Mikes
! Cerna byla odsouzena do, t6z,
! keho zalare ma 2 mesice pod
mlnecne na 2 leta.
Dczvuky cviceni komnnistic
kych tel. jednot. - Pokladnil
: FDTJ Josef. Sedlmajcr sveIi
Janu Zelenkovi, truhlaii ns
Smlchove vstupenky Ma cv;cen
= komunistickych teloQvicnyci
iednot Gene 2400 Kc. Zelen
!, ke penez neodyedl, prohyfi
le, co mu zoylo, pry zapomne
! nekde Y hostinci. Byl oozalo
o , van re ziacinu zproneyery a; S,
" :, nat zem. tr.tsoudu "a pfedssd
: !, Z. nictvl y. r. Riegla pq feci stat
: zastupce dra Rathouskeho, cd
s2udil~ Zelenku do tez. zalar'
= na 6 mesica.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
VYMENA.
Vsnujte tsto oznamce

pozornost!

Krasny veliky majetek v
Corlett blizko Miles Ave-,
$4,000 ma hotoyosti, ostatni ma
mirne splatky, neb maly jed
norodinny majetek ma vyme-
nu co prvni splatku; majetek
ten vynasi 25 procent, musite
jej videt, byste 81 ucinili 1su-
dek sami. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co.. 5454 Broadway.
Anton Sicha, jednatel. 1-26
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Vysvstlena zahada.

"Jak to pride, Frantisko,
re jsem vas videla v kuchyni,
jak vas objimal nejaky vo-
jak?"
''To nevim, milostpani, ale
bude to asi tim, ze Sc milost.
pani divala klicovou dirkou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

Pi. Marie Heunischova re
st. Paul, Mimi, prohlasena by
la "a championku v pletenl, ma
severozapade, Cita 70 let We
'ku a .jeji nektere prace prina-
Sell Cd S1OO do $500. .Malo-
kdy venuie nekteremu kusu Vi
'ce nez deset dni prace, avsak
nekdy plete Cd IL hod. dopo.
ledne az do, 4 hod. rano, druhe
ho dine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
zPRAVY I CESK0sLOvENSKA.
,Ceskoslovenska armada ma
parizskou Olympiadu. Csl. ar

Ceskoslovenska armada ma
lparizskou Olympiadu. Csl. ar
mada pocina sc pfipravovati
ma OIympiadu V Pafizi. Jsou
to V prvni rade hippicke zbra-
ne a nasi vytecni arHladni stfel
ci. Bude to prvni vystoupeni
icsl. jezdectva v zahranici, kite
Ire bude miti vliv ma poznani
prace nasi 'statni samostatno-
sti. Pripravne prace jsou jiz
rozdeleny. Armada disponuje
dosti plnokrevnymi konmi. Ia.
koupeni byli italsti skokani,
kone irske, anglicka sportovni
sedla. Mezi nasimi dustojniky
je mnoho dobrych jezdcu, mi
mo to poslani cetni dustojnici
do jezdecke skoly V Namuru a
Pinerola v Italii. Doufejme te-
dy, re i V tomto oboru sportu
pri Olympiade parizske cest-
Inc obstojime.
Povyseni ma mssto. Vlada
republiky Ceskoslovenske po-
vysila mestys Namest' mad O.
slavou politickem okresu tfe-
bicskem ma mesto.
Sbsraci akce, zahajena ma
jare min. roku vyborem "Na-
rod svemu hrdinovi", ktera
ma "a ucel dustojne oznaciti
misto, kde lezi ostatky gene
rama M. R. Stefanika, dosahla
velkeho usp6chu. V posledni
dobe presahuje obnos nasbi-
rany castku 100000 Kc, tax
re Sc sbirkami "Spolku pro
postaveni mohyly generalu
Stefanikovi" sc ma tento ucel
sebralo 100000 Kc. Akcni
Ivybor zahajuje v posledni do
be rozsahlou cinnost sberaci v
historickych zemich, ponevadz
Isbirky na Slovensku jsou ukon
ceny. V prvni rade obrati sc
lyybor na cesky prumysl, KITE
Try ma sbirku dosud neprispel,
| protoze k nj nebyl dosud wy
Izvan. Akcni vybor "Narod sve
mu hrdinovi" V Bratislav6 (vla
dni budova) doufa, re sbirky
Jv historickych zemich Znacne
pfevysi obnos sebrany ma Slo.
vensku. Prikladna ceska obe
tavost osvedci Sc zajiste i l
teto akce.
~Pohreb plukovnika ruskycl
legii Josefa Borise Vuchterle
) konal sc divisni nemocnic,
D ma karlove namesti do kre
matoria ma Olsanech. Rakev
telesnymi pozustatky bojovni
ka u. Zborova byla vezena n.
delove fafete, pred niz nesen,
4 byly cetne vence kytice. Pc
hrebni pruvod pod velenir
|, plukovnika ruskych legii IN
u banka zahajen byl cestnou re
i tou praporem a deputaci
> pluku Mistra Jana Husi, kon
binovanym praporem 5. pc;
r p1uku T. G. Masaryka a q
pes. pluku hudbou, cestno
} baterii delostfeleckeho pluk
n {. l, cestnou cetou jezdcd je;
deckeho pluku {. 1. Pohybliv
spalif tvofili vojini zenijnih
lpluku a pluku letectva a un
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

PRODA. Sc reznicky obchod,
kde Sc hotove trzf $500. MI
re byt koupen "a $14O0. Bu-
dova ma 2. story. Haste Sc. u
Mr.. Klinger, 1894 vych. I'll.
III. blize Superior ave. B|izsi
sdeli tez jednatel v (. 1897
Miles Ave. 1-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

PRODA Sc, krejcovsky zavod
spojeny Sc zehlenim, opravo-
yanim a cistenim satstva. Ma
leza Sc v {. 1904 St. Clair
Ave. aneb Haste Sc u Mr..
Zimerman, 1907 Miles ave.
l-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde Sc trzi $500 tydne pri ma
10 pracovnich hodinach, v ne
deli zavreno. Dobr6 okoli. Ia
ruceny prijem. Naleza sc v e.
1926 Carnegie Ave. Tel. >Ce-
dar 1858. "a
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DR. OBJ N f.
OF N. a M K Y.

|PRlJME Sc zena neb bezdet-
nj manzele do pekaTskeho OBJ
chodu, byt zdarma. Haste Sc
" {. 1901 Kinsman Rd. l-25
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"Co chcete tim rfci?"

zal, to bylo jen povinnosti lid
skou, jakouz ma kazdy clovek
k svemu spolubliznimu," od-
vece Mardoche. "Vy mne "a
to chcete odmeniti, To jest cd
vas vskutku velmi slechetne.
Ale Wy snad ami nevite, ze
isem toliko pomahal zachrani-
ii vas cd smrti. Pfi tom jsem
mnohem meme mohl ciniti nez
omen hodny a slechetny mia
dix, ktery byl onoho vecera
mym prdvodcem. A proto,
pakli ze Sc mi tax hojne chce-
te odmeniti, muslin Sc tazati
sama sebe: co pax byste chtel
uciniti pro onoho mladika,
ktery takrka $ nebezpecim
vlastniho zivota vlezl dolu do
hlubiny stare studnice, ably
VAN tam mohl ovazati provaz
okolo tela?"
Rouvenat Sc zachvel a pre-
kvapen pohlizel hezkou chvili
ma stareho zebraka.
PAX ale najednou zvolal:
"Vy jste mi jeste nepovedel
vSecko, Mardoche. Reknete mi
kterak pfisel omen mlady muz
k VAN? On zajiste nebyl teh-
dy S vami poprve pohromade?
Go pax vam vse povidal?"
''Chtel byste to vedeti o.
pravdu?" tazal Sc Mardoche.
"Tedy YAM to povim. Zde pra-
We Ma tom miste, kde Sc nyni
nalezame, vyznal Sc mi, MAZE
oci pine slzi, ze Blanku Melli-
erovou nevyslovne miluje, a
stezoyal 81 mne, re mu Petr
Rouvenat, jeii kmotr, zapove-
del, ze il nesml milovati, a "a
roven re mu prikazal, ably "a
pomenuv ma Blanku, ma vzdy
opustil tuto krajinu. A kdyz
jsem ubozaka tax zalostne ma
rikati slysel, bylo mi no velice
Ito. A pax, vefte mi, pane
Rouvenate, jsem pevne pre-
sweden, re by omen mlady
muz ucinil kmotfinku vasi
st'astnou!'
mac mi to povidate? To Sc
nestane. To nemuze nikdy by
IT," odpovedel Rouvenat a HAS
jeho jevil, kterak vellce byl
dojat. "Radeji ma to nechci
ami pomysliti."
"A proc byste nechtel?' Ia
zal sc Mardoche. "Ci snad ne
chcete, ably Sc nikdy Rlanka
provdala? Vcera videl jsem
ubohou tn divku V Civry a
zhrozil jsem Sc takrka, jak sc
velice zmenila. Ubozatko, by
la bleda a tvari prepadla.
Ma prvni pohled musi ma nj
kazdy poznati, kterak Sc SOU
III trapi. A Wy jste to take
musi ma nj pOZOrovati, pane
Rouvenate. A vite-li, proc Sc
tax souzi? Jedine proto, po-
nevada onoho mladika made
vsecko miluje."
"Reknete mi, Mardoche,
mne Sc ida, re vas Blanka We
lice zajima, re Sc tax o nj sta
rate. Ale nemene vrele ujima-
te sc take onoho mladika."
"Arclze." ;"
"Vite-li, kde. bydli?"
"Pokud zde byl, pfebyval v
Saint-Irunu V hostinci Bertou.
xove. Chteje ale dostati slibu
kterym Sc vam byl zavazal
opustil jiz pred nekolika dnA
krajinu a vratil sc do Parize.'
"Pochazl 2 dobre rodiny?'
.Ubohy omen mladik mem;
zadneArOdiny."
"Cozev pravite? Jak toml
mann roZumeti?"
con je We svete zcela opus
teny. Otce syeho nikdy nepo
znal. Jeho matka pax vydal;
nrV GO g MIN kdyI mn hyI
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X PrOkletG ~
y ROMAN EMILIA RlCHEBOURGA
Volne .prelozil Frant. Ladisl. Click.

wal 0 nej, aby Sc z neho stal
radny muz. Tento kejklir ale,
ktery osireleho chlapce W.
choval, vi 0 minulosti jeho
mnohem meme neil ia. Mann
vam, pane Rouvenate, vypra-
vovati vse, co je mi mladem
muzi onom znamo?"
"Zajiste, nebot' mne poei-
ma omen mladik zajimati, Mar
doche."
ia jsem presvedcen, re vas
bude zivotopis jeho jeste mno-
hem vice zajimati,' odvece
Mardoche, vyznamne Sc pou-
smav.
"Onen mlady muz zachra-
nil mi zivot," di Rouvenat, "a
kdybych mu mohl snad nejak
prospect -"
"Vsak pozdeji uvidfte."
"Vypravujte tedy.'
"Mlady omen muz," jail sc
starry zebrak vypravovati, "pfi
Sci do nasi krajiny, ably zde,
jak mi vypravoyal, patral po
rodine a pribuznych sve mat
ky. Nebot' nedaleko odtud ma
silnici zNVesoulu do Graye byl
Sc svou matkou We snehu cd
kejkliru nalezen."
/ "Tot' podivno, vskutku," cd
vetil Rouvenat.
"Je-li pravda? A povazte
dale, pane Rouvenate. Kdyz
mlady muz ten pfisel do Saint
lrunu, tn 81 najednou vzpom-
mel, jakmile uzrel diva kamen-
ne psy, re .jiz zde jednou,
kdyz byl jeste ditetem, byl.
Take hospodsky Bertoux, KITE
reho Sc mlady muz ma vselicos
vyptaval, upamatoval Sc, re
asi pred ctrnacti roxy Sc v ho-
stinci jeho ubytovala slicna
pani S fnalym, asi sestiletym
hosikem."
Fri vypravovani starcove
zbledl Rouvenat jako stena a
oci jeho Sc zajiskrily.
"Dale - yypravujte dale! y
nalehal tezce oddychuje.
"Tedy vas to opravdu zaji-
MAJ" tazal Sc dobrosrdecne
Mardoche.
"Velice me to zajima, proto
bych jeste vice rad slysel."
"Obycejne probouzi jedna
upominka druhou," pokraco-
val stary zebrak, ga tax delo
Sc nasemu mlademu muzi.
Nebot' upamatoval sc dale,
re kdyz matka jeho v hostinci
"u dvou kamennych psi" pre-
byyala, navstivil il jednou v
pokoji jejim jakys venkovan,
ktery 81 hosika posadil ma kiln
a meme no obiimal a libal."
| Rouvenat uslysev to, vjel 81
obema tresoucima Sc rukama
do vlasu a cel6 telo jeho. sc
chvelo.
Musil Sc opriti o blizky
strom, sice by Sc byl ma zem
skacel, tax velice kolena sc
pod MIN chvela.
"Zda Sc mi veru. re vas ma
Ipovidka zajima elm dial tim
Iyice?" tazal Sc starry zebrak.
"Pro Buh, Mardoche." do.
lehal Rouvenat, "rychle rex
nete mi jmeno onoho mladeht
|muze. .Povezte mi bez prodle
nj. kdo jest a kterak Sc jme
lnuje!"
"Rad byste sc dozv6del je
no jmena? On ma ien to jme
Ino, ktere mu matka jeho dala
"Mladik ten jmenuje sc LIE
on, neni-liz pravda?" tazal s.
Rouvenat.
}, "Hled'te, pane Rouvenate
jak unite dobfe hadati," cd
lpovedel stary, Mardoche, stav
|se prekvapenym. "Mlady mu
ten, jmenuje Sc skutecne Leon
Rouvenat stal tn bez pohnut
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DiVkA,s mo ocna ceske reci,, Sc.
prime co vypomocna proda-
vacka v striznfnl obchode.
Haste Sc u r. Kohn, 1906
Clark Ave. s.. w. 1-3O
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oBcHoDNf .MfsTo, hodici
Sc pro RUNE obchody, proda
Sc neb vymeni "a jiny NEST
sky majetek. Jsou tam tri sto-
|ry, 2 byty a nachazi Sc v nej-
ziyejsi obchodni ctvrti pri
Broadway a vych. SO. ul. ,Je
to vyborne misto pro prave
lidi a bude brzy prodano:.
Pfijd'te hned a sdelte nam, CO
mate ma tymenu. The Atlas FL
nance Co., .5458 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stukbauer.
1-25
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc moderni dhm o 6
svetnicich, koupelna a garaz.
skopky ma pradlo, fernes, plyn
elektrika, vse nejlepsim po-
radku. Naleza Sc ma zap. la.
ul. blize Lorain Ave. a da Sc
LEVINE, bude-li prodan @-led.
Haste sc v {. 1885 Cable ave.
Tel. Broadway 1927 NJ. l-26
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VYMENA!

Nam pet lotI v Maple Hts.
cena $2.70O neco hotove, Wy
meni Sc "a jedno neb dvouro-
dinny smajetek ma jihovychod-
nj strane. Haste sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
A. sicha, jednatel. 1-26
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PRONAJME Sc pekny domek
pro mensi rodinu ma zap. So.
.ul. blize Denison kary. K dopt.
,u domovnika vsCeske SIM So
kol na Clark ave. 1-26
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
o Z pokojich, koupelna, sklep,
fernes, skopky !. ma pradlo,
osm ,ruznych oddeleni ma "a
vafeniny, working bench q j.
ne zafizeni. Je- hned k naste-
hoyani. Krasny lot, cely ohra-
zen. Cena $4,000, neco hotove.
Haste Sc v {. 1904 Avondale
Ave. u Warner Rd. 1-3O
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PRoDA Sc novy moderni
dvourodinny ddm v Mt. Plea
SAINT ma dlazdene ulici, 5 svet-
mic koupelna dole a to sa-
me nahore. Je prave dohoto-
veny k nastehovani. Dubove
podlahy a finis, dvojita garaz
cena mirna. :. Mala splatka ho-
tove, ostatni die ujednani. Hla
ste sc v (. 1899 vych. 145. ul.,
Kinsman kara. :?
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- Uselns xedena reklana
VASE. zbozi a zdvoj-
rs.~k; VSs ohrat
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NAVY MODRAt SERzE - skutecne JENNIE jakosti - who'd
ana obeky kabaty, kostymy middle bazy chapecke kali
hoty ad eCeoylneny worsted 50 pacu Sir srazeny
upraveny hotovy strihani Cena 81. yard. Pse 81
vzorky eto mimoradne lace. Neposejte penez Nabdky
zasete do adm. t. |. pod znackou Box So
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0ZNAMUJTE We "SvETU"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-03-12

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The play, Clubbing a Husband
is to be given by the club women at
the high school auditorium the 18th
of March, followed by q dance ann
supper server in the building. The
proceeds from the affair are to be
used for Sunday school purposes.
Corinne Goodnight, y P. telegraph
operator of Livingston, substituted
for Mr.. Ranger last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Muir and
sons, formerly residents Of the Mad
ison Valley, but now of Whitehall,
spent several hours in Logan Wed
nesday on their way to Manhattan
to visit friends.
The Community Womans' club met
at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Hazel
horst last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. John Powers acting as assist
ant hostess. Nineteen members were
present and respOndd TO roll-call with
favorie recipes. a pleasant social
time was enjoyed after the business
meeting. A delicious luncheon was
served at 5 o'clock by the hostess.
Mrs. WOlvertOn was a visitor.
r. II. Johnston attended a meet
ing Of the exc cItive committee of
the Rural Teachers assoc atm st
Belgrade las Satu,c1y. Tscre was
a meeting also Of the high sctcol
principals and approximations, for
the purpose o. pertectirg plans for
the high scnoo' meet whicn will be
held on May ii. The grade meet
will be held Saturday. May 18th