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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
Sends Him Spinning

That was the last shot HarJu fired although one slug was still in his gun. for the bear swung at him with both forepaws and sent his rifle spinning through the air to land muzzle first in some mud Is feet away.
 Calling once more to Seppanen who was making his way through the brush to his aid, Harju reach ed for the hunting knife at his belt. but that one time it had been left on board the boat. Harju Knocked Down The bear knocked Harju down, hard, leaving a terrific bruise high on his right leg Then Harju. on his back, tried to kick the bear in the face, and the brownie erabsed his right ankle in it's mouth and began gnawing and shaking his head back and forth, growing.
 Seppanen was on the scene by then, and trying to place a killing shot in the bear. But he was un- able to hit vital spot in the ani- nal because of the danger of shooting Harju
 Kicks Bear In Face
 Don't worry about hittinng me, cried Harju, get in close and shoot him before he kills me. And Seppanen did, stepping ur with his 30.06 as Harju rolled over and stuck his left. foot into the bears face. A final shot in the bears brain finished it, and the brute fell heavily on top of Har- jul.
 In spite of his injuries, Haju In spite of his injuries, Harju was able to walk all the way to the beach, his heavy boots pune tured and torn by the hears fangs. Bill Hellein gave first aid to Har- jul, and accompanied him back to Juneau with his troller Elliot. Dr. J. O. Rude is attending to the injuries, which are not con- sidsred to be serious.
 I'm lucky that I'm alive" said Harju, and if 'Seppy' hadn't been there, l wouldn't be-"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20

One American company recently filled an Icelandic order for l2O million fish hooks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
HERE FROM DETROIT

Bill Everett and George Mcleod, from Detroit, Michigan, are at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20

More than 175,000 forest fires occur every year in the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
IN TOWN

Alvin Goodale with PAA, and MT. and Mrs. Gordon Flannel of Ket- chikan are stopping at the Baraonf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

A. Brooks. of San Francisco, is stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20

(Contfn1ed on Page Tw0 ,
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fContinued on Page Fosyj
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
Shakespearian Play
Here Next Tuesday
Ccontinued from iirst pase)

bait, Juliet's hot-headed cousin who
had recognized Romeo at the Capu-
let feast and who had killed Mercu-
ito, Romeo's friend. Learning of
this, Juliet sends the nurse to the
cell of Friar Laurence to see Ro-
meo. Friar Laurence counsels Ro-
meo to go to his wife's chamber and
comfort her, but to leave before
daybreak for Manua, where he is to
remain until the time is ripe for his
return.
The position of the fourteen-year-
old heroine is made more difficult
by her parents, who are planning
that in three days she will wed
Paris, kinsman of the Prince of
Verona. Juliet seeks help from
Friar Laurence. He advises her to
consent to the wedding and gives
her vial of liquid which will pro-
duce a death-like sleep. Immediat-
ly he dispatches a messenger to Ro-
meo, informing the latter of the
plan.
Juliet courageously executes her
part of the scheme. Believing her
dead, her parents dress her in her
finest and lay her in the Capulet
tomb. Fate intervenes. The messen-
ger is quarantined A friend has
tens to Romeo and informs him of
the tragedy. From an apothecary,
Romeo purchases vial of poison,
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

copyisA'. 1917. United States Bresoers Foundation
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
Golden Age Ahead
Collegians Are Told
Continued from nrst pase1

In addition, he declared there is
no such thing as the ultimate be-
ing. The science of the soul is i'm
portant because man is not sure
of the destiny of that soul, he went
on, adding that death is only an
act, stage in the transition from
life to eternity.
"But beyond that there is a vast
ocean of eternity for each person
to go on-a new day, something
new he said in conclusion.
DR.. o. A. Bartley, president of
the college, presided and the Rev.
Roy T. Thawley, pastor of Wesley
Methodist Church, gave the invo-
cation and benediction. The service
was held in Holt Chapel.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
High School Assembly

The assembly for Wednesday,
October 1, under the direction of
Mr.. Huth of the faculty was an in
formal and enjoyable affair.
Opening the program, Richard
Clendaniel introduced Phoebe
Houston and Ann Horney who sang
two songs, "Stardust" and She'll
Be Coming Round the Mountain"
in the latter part of which everyone
participated Clydia McGinnes then
favored the group with three ac-
Gordon solos, Hungarian Dance"
"Cheri Beri BIN" and Anniversary
Song" The band played Wash
ington Post March while the cheer
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Mrs. Chas. Taylor and Miss Min
ME Coffin spent several days at Re-
hoboth recently.
Huey Fitzgerald recently sold his
home known as the old Chipman
place to Norval Swinford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coverdale and
Martin Atkins of Glendale and Mrs.
Richard Johnson and son, Diokie,
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier of Easton,
Md, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin. and
son, George, and granddaughter,
Joyce Fay. of Milton, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson and
son of Harbeson.
Mrs. Cora Coffin has returned to
her home in Berlin, Md, arter
spending two weeks with her
daughters, Miss Minnie Coffin, Mrs.
Chas. E. Taylor and Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs. Chas. Ingram is a patient in
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mcgee spent
the weekend in Berlin, Md, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bis
hop.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clendaniel,
Jr., and daughter. Nancy. spent the
weekend in Washington, N. J.
Mrs. Edward Clogg and son, JAG
HE, spent Thursday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury
in Ocean View.
Mrs. Sallie Fitzgerald, who was
on the sick list last week, is much
improved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clendaniel
and daughter, Kathy, of Edgemore
Gardens. spent part of last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Clendaniel.
Vernon Deputy. who met with a
very painful accident when his hand
was caught in a planer some weeks
ago and is a patient in the Veterans
Hospital, New Castle. spent the
weekend with his father Lofand
Deputy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
LINCOLN


Lincoln Methodist Church, Rev.
e. N. Wright, minister, Sunday. Oct.
S. This Ii World Communion Sun
day. TO a. m, Morning worship; IL
d. m, church school. Douglas Nor
gan. Sup't.:: z: 80 p. m. services will
be held ct Cedar Neck Church,
Beginning Oct. 5, there will be un-
ion revival services on Lincoln cir
cult charge to continue six weeks.
All members and friends are invited
TO attend, Il possible, all services.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Collins, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Lynch and family of
Gnmboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Carey OF Salisbury, Md, were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Nor
gan and sons on Sunday.
The Loyal Workers s. S. Glass,
Mrs. Eva Donovan, teacher, will
meet with Mrs. Ruth wilkins on
Monday evening, Oct. s.
The Friendship Bible Glass, Mrs.
Ethel Warren, teacher, will meet
with Mrs. Bessie Morgan, Tuesday
evening, Oct. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davidson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Warren spent
Monday eve in seaford as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Cason.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Derrickson
aud Mrs. w. Fl. Clendaniel moved
home last week, having spent the
summer at Slaughter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Swain and
family of Georgetown, were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Wright, on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Helen Deputy and SON
James. of Milford, and Mrs. Virgil
Morris, were the dinner guests OF
their aunt at Oak Orchard on We'd
resday.
Miss Nellie O'Laughlin passed
away at her home near town, early
Saturday morning after a lingering
illness. She was 87-years-0ld, and
came to Delaware to make her home
about rs years ago. She was held IL
high esteem by her friends AMI
peighbors. The only surviving rela
tive is her brother, John O'Laugh'
lin. The funeral was held in th'
Catholic Church, Milford. Monday
morning at $3.50. Interment in Dov
er Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Macklin have
returned home after spending th'
week with friends in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Webb of Mil
ford, have moved TO the propert,
formerly known as the Frank Pos
ties property. We are glad to vel
come Mr.. and Mrs. Webb to 0u
community
Frederic G. Warren, age 81 years
passed away at his home here o
We'd, Sept "a. after long illness
He was born In Lincoln and spent
greater part of his life in this vici
nifty as a very young man an
learned his trade as butcher an
meat cutter. which he followed ur
til his illness. Besides his wife, h
is survived by the following chi
tiren: Mrs. Albert Berker, of LiS
ingston. N. j.: Herman. of NasE
vile. Tenn; Charles, of Milford
Fred j., William R., and Walter. {
Lincoln; nine grandchildren, h
mother. Mrs. Chas. Walls of Lii
coln,s four sisters, Mrs Harry Nj
Cam and Mrs. June Brown of Che
ter, Pa; Mrs. John Mullen of A
lentown, Pa; Mrs. Thomas Cha'
wick OF Slaughter Neck and Arthl
Warren of Florence. N. J.,
The funeral was held at the 10
land Funeral Home on Friday. at
D. n. Interment in Lincoln Gem
terry.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

hastens to Verona and his wife's
tomb, finds Paris there, kills him,
and drinks the fatal poison. Fate
has no control over events after
Juliet awakens, finds her husband
dead, and takes her own life with
his dagger.
Although this drama is a tragedy,
it has its moments of lightness sup
piled by the nurse. Clare Tree Major
is an authority on Shakespeare and
believes that the Bard of Avon can
provide entertainment for everyone
when her plays portray his char
acters as he himself would have
probably had them played.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj. Burns and Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Davidson spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Lulu An
derson, of Queen Ann. Md.
Mrs. Jennie Messick spent the
weekend with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ad-
ans in Bellefonte, Del.
j. L. Clendaniel spent Sunday in
fredericksburg, Md, with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G..
E. Watt and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Dickerson
gave a party on Monday evening in
honor of their daughter, Janice, 1t
being her fifth birthday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dickerson,
Mrs. Ann Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
man Mills, of Pennington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Dickerson and daughter,
Dolores, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Carpenter and son of Milford.
Mrs. willard Clendaniel, Mrs. j.
NJ Huff and Mrs. Geo. Derrickson,
spent Friday in Wilmington and
were accompanied home by Miss
Derrickson, who spent the week
end with her parents. 4
Donald Morgan made a business
trip to Indiana this week.
Mrs. Mia Martin accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Plummer, of Milton,
and Marshall Plummer, of Milford,
en- trip over the weekend. They
visited Baltimore, Washington, d,
c.. and Luray Caverns, going over
the Skyline Drive to Richmond, Va,
and home via Norfolk and Cape
Charles, Va.
Mrs. Mae Wyatt and Mrs. Caddie
Beideman have returned home after
spending the week in Yeadon, Pa.
and Ocean iCty, N. ].
Mrs. Anna Burnette is spending
sometime with her daughter and
family in New York City.
Mrs Anna Riggs is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs, Chas. Witt, near Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

leaders came on the stage. After
several cheers and school songs.
the band concluded the assembly
with "On Wisconsin. To the march
tempo of "Salutation March the
students returned to work.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
FARM BUREAU

The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
group will hold their next meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
cius C. Webb on Wednesday eve-
ming. October 8, at o'clock. Ex-
tension County Agent William H.
Henderson will speak on an in
teresting subject
Let all members and friends of
the group plan to be present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
From where | sit :. ly Joe Marsh

| stole the title of this column
from magazine article that said
a whole lot better than can what
farm and country life can mean.
We talk about farm profits, pro-
duction, research, and mechanical
improvements ., but isn't it true,
what we really value is the life
country living offers US? -. the
chance to be close to our families
and neighbors -. children sharing
in the chores +. =. working with our
own hands at a worthwhile job.
And country pleasures are
simple: good talk at days end, and
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Dirty windshields increase the
glare from headlights on approach
ing automobiles at night. Specks of
dirt scatter the light rays, causing
fog effect.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Cigarettes were popular in Eng
land before they began to be used
extensively in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
IT'S Living
Thot Counts"
ASp~fnenerr

glass of mellow beer with friends
:. the companionship of man and
wife, unruffied by distractions of
the city =. the mutual tolerance
of one another's tastes-in choos-
ing friend, or a glass of beer, or
a candidate for Governor.
Mind, I'm all for material inn
proyements. But from where sit,
the real goodness of our country
life is that spirit of tolerance,
moderation, and good fellowship.
2s M~4e
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Sin Muss0inija
v Argentini

BUENOS AIRES, 80 aprila.
-(Poroca Joseph F. McEvoy)
-Vittorio Mussolini je danes IL
javil, da je prisel Argentine
nelegalnim potom pred enim me-
secem. Izrazil je svojo zeljo, da
mu Sc dovoli bivanje v Argentini
in, da mu Sc omogoci, da v Ar
gentino pripelje il Italije svojo
druzino tako, da lahko zivi "v
miru."
Mussolini Sc nahaja v Argen-
TIM nelegalno, toda njegov od-
vetnik upa, da, sc DO v teku enc
ga tedna zadeva resila in da mu
bo dovoljeno ostati tn in 81 po-
iskati sluzbo.
V pogovoru, XII sem ga incl z
MIN, mi je Vittorio Mussolini
rekel, da je skrivaj odsel IL Ita-
lije pred dvema mesecoma, toda
nj hotel povedati ma kaksen ma
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Prispevki "a otrosko bolnico

V nasemu uradu smo prejeli
darove "a otrosko bolnisnico in
sice cd sledecih: $5 cd Mr.. Joze-
ia Zelenc il Waukegan, ILL.,, me-
sto venca "a prijatelja Frank
Stupar, Mrs. Mary Stupar il
1O48 Addison Rd. je izrocila
$35, in sicer je daroval S. Mr..
Anton Colaric in $40 pa Mr.. Au-
gust Kollander namesto vencev
ma krsto pokojnega Frank Stu
par, Mrs. Stupar je pa Sc sama
dodala k tel vsoti $40; druzina
John Stolfa je izrocila $5 cd
druzine Krizmancic mesto ven.
ca "a Mrs. Frances Stolfa; ma.
mesto vencev "a pokojno Mrs
Terezijo zele so pa darovali IS:
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Cesnik, 57Oe
Prosser Ave.; $40: Frank in
Louis Ziherl, ter Mr.. in Mrs
John in Mary Zaverl il 652e
Meta Ave., in sicer S. "a SANS
in IS "a otrosko bolnisnico.
Vsem darovalcem sc tenn po
tom iskreno zahvaljujemo v ime
nu bolne in potrebne dece sta
ri domovini.
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poducili, da je Easel predalee5;
cato je zacel govoriti more
bitnih izjemah, med katerimi je
lahko tudi Jamnica, ter obljub-
ljati, da DO pri oblasteh zasta-
vii yes svoj vpliv "a ohranitev
samostojnosti jamniske obeine.
Jamnicanom nj bilo tezko spo-
znati, da sc poslanec mota in da
nj ma njihovi strani,. cato je po
njegovem govoru nastal v sobi
velik hrusc. Use vprek so vpili :
"Obcina je nasa! Ne damo je,
vse drugo je bosa )"
Poslanec Sc je YES zavzet obr-
mix k Dvorniku, predsedniku
shoda:
"Dragi prijatelj, kaksni lju-
die pa so to? Jamnica je ven
dar zmerom bila v nasem tabo-
ru, kolikor VEN Z. Sal to so
boljseviki "
Ma. shodu je bio tudi precej
guzinarjev; domaci so prisli ta'
ko vsi, a prislo je tudi nekaj de-
lavcev IL Dobrij. Shodi so bill '
tistih casih zelo redki in so bill
vecinoma pri zaprtih vratih, '
Jamnici pa je bill shod "a vse
Prisel je tudi Permanov Ahac
Vcasih je Jamnica njegovo pri
sotnost ma shodih imela "a vii
kanje v jamniske razmere, Sc
daj pa Jim je njegova navzoc
most bila prijetna.
"Kdo zeli besedo?" je vpra
Sal predsednik Dvornik.
"Ahac, tt Sc oglasi," so MI
klicali zborovalci cd vseh stra
nj.
(Dolje prihodmjic)
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Razno

Dober nakup in investicija
Poslopje S trgovinskimi lokali in
stanovanji, ma prometnemu kriz-
potu ma ST. Clair Ave. Letni doho-
dek znasa $5,4OO in edine stroske
imatesz davki-$459. -letno in zava-
rovalnina. Cena $38,50O
SAM SCHULTZ-GA 1850
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Gin mu je bilo omogoceno, da
pride v Argentine.
" Italiji ga baje ne
iscejo kot vojnega zlocinca
"Kar Sc ti6e zavezniskih obla-
sti, nisem pod nobeno obtozbo
"a vojne zlocine," je rekel Mus
solini. Pristavil je, ,da je siguren,
da ga niti sedanja italijanska
.vlada ne isce.
(Pred nekoliko dnevi je sef
italijanske. federalne policije,
Luigi Ferrari, izjavil, da Italia
zahteva Vfttoria Mussolinija,
katerega so zadnjic videli v Mi
lanu, predno je to mesto pablo
v roke zavezniski armadi v april
lu leta 1915, zaradi kolaboracije
z Nemci).
MussOlini nina denarja;
dobi pa lahko sluzbo
Sin fasisticnega diktatorja nj
hotel govoriti o politicnih zade-
yah. Rekel je; da nina denarja,
da je financno popolnoma uni
cen in da bo moral delati. Po-
jasnil je, da je dobil ponudbo "a
sluzbo upravitelja urada v ne
KEN mesarskem podjetju, XII mu
bo placalo 1915 ma mesec. Izjavil
je tudi, da hi zelel delati v film
ski industriji.
Ko je prisel Argentine, je
nosil brado, da ga ne bi spoznali.
Brado pa je pred kratkim obril.
Njegov odvetnik Paulucci
Cornejo je rekel, da je hotel
Mussolinija izrociti policiji tako
da bi mogel biti aretiran kot
nelegalni emigrant in potem ce
10 zadevo predloziti sodniji. Cd
vetnik je pojasnil, da Sc po ar
gentinskih zakonih nobenegs
miroljubnega prebivalca Argen
tine ne more deportirati, &c n
imigracijska kvota drzave, i;
katere prihaja, ze izpolnjena.
Odvetnik je izrazil svoje pre-
pricanje, 'da argentinske oblast
ne bodo izrocile Vittoria Musso
linija Italiji.
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goslayijo. S parnikom McAlister
Victory pa je odpotoval proti
Trstu Mr.. Anton Cebulj, XII gre
k svoji druzini v Vodice mad
Ljubljano. Potovali so S posre-
dovanjem tvrdke Kollander.
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(Nadaljevamje)

Trska gospoda 81 skoraj nj
upala v Jamnico.
zupnik Virej je prisel spet v
veliko zadrego, ker so Sc farani
takoj zaceli obregovati vanj,
brz ko Sc je prikazal v kaki 60
stilni. &c drugega ne, je moral
odgovarjati ma pikra vprasa-
njanja:
"Gospod zupnik, ali nam bo-
do res well obcino?'
Resnici ma ljubo je treba pri-
znati, da tudi zupnik Virej nj
razumel visje vneme "a varje-
ME novih velikih obcin. V dol
9Th letih, XII jih je prezivel v
Jamnici, je precej zrastel z MO
in z njenim zivljenjem. Razen
tega je bill ze star in so mu tako
vse novotarije bile zoprne. Zato
je bill zdaj ma strani svojega
ljudstva.
Voditelji so posegli Sc po ne
KEN sredstvu. Sklicali so krat-
ko malo shod, ma katerega so il
mesta povabili svojega poslan'
ca. Pri zadnjih volitvah so sc
Jamnicani volitev skoraj ogiba'
Ii, akoravno jim je stranka po-
stavila svojega kandidata, XII je
propadel. Izvoljeni poslanec je
kandidiral pri neki drugi stran'
XII, toda ko Sc je izmenjala VIA
da, Sc je izmenjal tudi on in po.
stal njihov poslanec, ceprav '
Jamnici nj dobil niti enega gla
SUI.
Lukacevi prostori so bill pre-
majhni "a vse zborovalce. Ns
shod je prislo mlado in stare
Cello start Munk je prisel, mani
kalo nj niti Moskopleta. zupar
Dvornik je pred shodom pove
dial poslancu, zakaj prav zs
prav gre in kako maj govori, de-
bodo zborovalci zadovoljni. Po
slanec mp je velikodusno priki
NAL, govoril pa je ma dolgo il
siroko O Eraznih drzavnih vpra
sanjih, notranji in zunanji po
litiki. Ko je ze vse to izcrpal, j
zacel govoriti o kmecki zascit
in 10 hvaliti.
Fedaj je potrpezijivost zboro
valcev bi la izcrpana in star
Munk Sc je glasno zadrl:
: "To ze tako vemo. Povejte
nam rajsi kaj obcini."
20 Obclnl hOcemO SllSatl. Al
nam jo boste res pozrli?" sc
svpili nekateri.
Hoces noces je poslanec mo-
raj ugrizniti v lesniko ter pri
ceti govoriti o komasaciji obcin
"a katero je v parlamentu tud
on glasoval. Razlagal je Jamni
canon pravi smisel tega zako'
ma in Jim skusal dokazati, de
majhne obcine MISC zmozne ziv'
ljenja. Jamnica ina zal samo tt
soc prebivalcev. Razen tega no.
&c vlada tenn doseci, da bo '
novih obcinah prislo do besede
samo ljudstvo, ljudstvo, ma ka
tero Sc je mogoce v vsakem po'
gledu zanesti. Tu je ocividne
meril ma take obcine, kakor sc
bile Dobrije, XII SO jih hoteli
pomocjo Jamnice ukrotiti. Sr'
diti obrazi, XII so cd vseh stra
nj gledali v govornika, so gs
- a a 4 4 a u u 4 u 4
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Odhod v domovino

Ma parniku Ernie Pyle Sc je
v soboto odpeljal v. Havre Mr..
Frank Bricelj zeno in hcerko.
Nekaj casa sc bodo ustavili v
Franciji, nato pa odidejo v Ju-
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DOrnaCCe Vesti

(Nadaljevanje l. stranD
Sewing Machine Co. pa so wee
raj sklenili, da Sc v petek vrsi
shod, ma katerem sc DO vzela v
pretres ponudba, katero je pred
lozila kompanija.
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GOSTILNA
Dr. rIcENcO

EDS LICENCO
restavracija, gasolinska postaja, 22
kahin; showers" in stranisca, Sc
proda. Nahaja Sc " slovenski ma
selbini, ma najbo1jsem vogalu CLAW
ne ceste Route GOV North Madison,
o. Pisite ma ANCHOR INN. Box
IS. ali poklicite Madison 2573.
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Hisso noprodoi

Hitremu kupcu Sc proda po zmer-
nj ceni hiso 6 sobami. Sc lahko
takoj selite notri. Kdor zeli imeti
dober dom mai Sc zglasi ma 1908
E. 76 st.
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Seja lovcev

Seja lovcev st. Clair Rifle and
Hunting kluba Sc DO vrsila v ne
deljo zjutraj oh desetih v Slo-
venskem domu ma Holmes Ave.
Vabi sc vse clane, da Sc gotovo
udeleze.
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Lola noprodoi

"a cevljev siroka in 40 cevljev
dolga; ma 218O0 Miller Ave., poleg
cerkve sv. Kristine in Sole. Po-
klicite lastnika ma KE 1949
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$4,000 $4,000
HISA IA z, DRUzINI

ma Huntmere Ave.; sobe vsako
stanovanje; vse nanovo dekorirano;
l fornez; emo stanovanje je prazno,
v drugem Sc nahaja lastnik. Oglej-
te 81 hiso in oddajte vase ponudbo.
Poklicite FA 2745 "a dogovor.
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Hormon noprodoj

Proda Sc ali zamenja kromaticne
harmonike, 112 basov, Excelsior iz-
delka. Poizve Sc ma 4017 st. Clair
Ave.
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ODPRTO OBJ NEDELJAH
Cd 2. DO 6. URE

1893 E. 10 ST.. cd Greenwood
Ave.: "a emo druzino, 6 velikih sob
v prvovrstnem staniu. Barvane
stene; naturni les; diva poda; bene-
Ski zastori po cell hisi; moderna in
prirocna elektricna napeljava ter
plumberska oprema; visok dovoz,
klet, stoker in parma gorkota, ter
mostat. Prostor "a 2 dodatni sobi
ma 3. nadstropju.
Zidana garaza "a 8 avte-nova
vrata, XII Sc odpro zgoraj; podstre-
Sic, vse udobnosti. Lota SKI TO-,
nizki davki. Oglejte 81 in Sc pre-
pricajte &c nj vredna $4,000, XII Sc
10 zahteva. Sc lahko takoj vselite.
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cementni in asfaltni dovozi-Hod-
niki; Ready Mix Concrete Stag
Drives. Izvrsimo VISA zidarska della;
jameeno delo in prosti proracuni.
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DVOJICA oskrbnik in perica; 5000
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EN- 1876.
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Stenografka izurjena - nekaj knji-
govodstva. Stalno delo. Plaza cd
ure. - FL 0010. ~ ~ s,
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PosIuga

SpocialtSH = move StI0ho n1 domo.
viii. Prvovrstni material "a move
strehe je sedaj na razpolago. IA
|takojSnjo postrexbo in elkspertno
|delo, poklicite MIR. O'ROURKE.
Izognite Sc pomladanskega navala,
posluzite sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
ella. - MA $3.50. Il