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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
GERMANS SUFFER DEFEAT
Have Sacrificed Masses of Troops
Without Important Gain.
BIZ j. w. T. MASON

New York. June 14-Genera1 Foch'
mas inflicted on Won Hindenburg .hs
most serious defeat of the year. The
German general staff has checi,ad
Hindenburg's Infatuated Sacrifice of
German man power for futile terri
torial gains and the fourth phase of
the German offensive has come today
to a dead stop.
From Montdidier tn tba forest 30 WI,
lers Cotterets. where the offensive has
RACED with. the road to Paris as its
objective, General Foch is rs secure
as before the offensive began. TIE
small areas sold to the enemy for so
heavy price in blood do not improve
Hindenburg's position to any serious
extent. Nothing has passed into Ger
man possession that is well worth the
dead toll exacted in advance.
Hindenburg stands baffled north of
Compiegne. No explanation can con-
ceal from the Germans at home the
fact that Compiegne was thu principal
objective of Hindenburg's fourth Of
fensive and that Compiegne still re-
mains in General Foch's hands The
weakness of the latest German drive
cannot fail doubly to impress the Ger
man populace, coming at a time when
the German government no longer is
able to conceal the fact that hundreds
of thousands of American soldiers ere
If Hindenburg does not attempt
fifth offensive, the central powers will
again become seriously FESTIVE under
their military dictatorship. But every
rule of prudence and high strategy
calls for the conservation of the Ger
man reserves in the face of Americas
forthcoming major offensive.
Hindenburg has made the most gi-
gantic sacrifices in military history
during the past twelve weeks to win
the war and has failed. By no posi-
bility can he continue this bloody
slaughter of his own men much
longer.
General Foch is the master of the
situation as it stands today. General
Foch's strategy of saving the An1eri-
cans for a later offensive has been
indicated.
The allies may well be optimistic.
Navy Department Heard S. o. 5.
Washington, June 14.-Wireless
calls fo- Zip by the British steamer
Keemun, Under attack from an enemy
submarine, were picked up last night
by the navy department, it was
officially admitted today A later
message indicated that the vessel had
actually fallen victim to the U-boat
The Keemun is listed as a steel twin
screw steamer of 1914 tons, built in
1902 at Belfast and managed by A.
Holt She had two decks. The
Keemun is of British registry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
PLAYERS ARE few
Anti-L0afing Law Drives Loaf.
ers From Pool Halls.
Only Men Who Are Working
Are Left to Play.

Even were it not admitted by them,
the fact that local pool hall men are
suffering under the new anti-loafing
law is self-evident. Pool halls THAT
were formerly crowded from morn
ing until night are now practically de-
serted except in the evenings Even
on Saturday, which used to be a gala
day with pool and billiard sharks, -
the clic'- of the ''ivories" is heard with
much less frequence-
Noon hours, evenings and Saturday
afternoons are the only times when
business has even a suggestion of
being good with the pool hall men.
And then the men who play have
some other employment and are
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
Mort. Side Meus

Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or phone
tle.I o. KimbalI after 2 p. M: other
hours phone $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
BAN ON DESK SOLDIERS
Only Those Physically Disabled May
Hold Office Jobs.

Washington, June II, - Orders
against the induction into military
service of draft eligibies for duty with
general staff bureaus were issued by
the war department today. The order
excerpts only men who are Technical
ly qualified for such duty, physically
disqualified for general military serv-
ice and physically qualified for special
and limited military service"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14

for some time as a reporter on the
State Journal
Fighter is - years OF age and was
exempted from the draft for physical
reasons and placed in class S. In his
disappointment he began Immediately
to campaign for some service that
would take him to France. Refused
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14

his arrival in France addressed 70
Of the American expeditionary forces.
by President Raymond Poincare. Of
France, Premier Clemenceau, General
Foch and General Petain. were made
public here today by General March,
chief of staff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
CUNARD LINER ASHORE

ST. John, N. F.. June 1.-THE
Cunard line steamship Ascania, with
passengers, ran ashore near Rose
Blanche, off the southwest coast of
Newfoundland. early today and re-
ports to government authorities here
indicated that she was breaking up.
There were nine passengers aboard
and all were taken off safely with the
crew. The Ascania is a vessel of 9,111
tons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14

merely playing for amusement and as
a form of diversion
''Of course it hurts our business
but we must admit it is best for the
country" is the text of practically
every pool hall owners expressed
opinion. The sales of tobacco and soft
drinks are holding up fairly well. but
it is said that many of the establish
ments are barely making expenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14

in all lines of military work he turned
to the Y. M q. A., and has been APP
pointed secretary for one of the
French units.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14

Congratulations for Pcrshing.
Washington. June 14.-Messages OF
Contamination on the anniversary OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-14
CONCERT AT CHESNEY
Narshan's Band VIII Give Nine Mum
ber Program Sunday Afternoon.

Marshalrs band will give a free city
concert at Chesney park Sunday after
noon at o'clock. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
CALENDAR OF
CLUB MEETINGS

Red Cross Chapter Every day
frGm a. M. 20 8. p. m. Chamber Of
I Commerce building.
Daughters Of the American Revo.
I lution-Last Saturday afternoon IN
each month at homes of members.
Women of American Army Every
) afternoon for work Special business
I session each Monday afternoon at
! headquarters, corner Third aud Gold.
Woman : Relief Corp Second and
fourth Wednesday afternoons. Odd
Fellows hall
Woman 5 Club-Every Friday aft.
I crnouu IN club home, West Gold ave.
I uue.
Fortnightly Music Club-Each AL.
I ternate Tuesday afternoon az homes
! of members
Womau's Christian Temperance
Union Second Tuesday afternoon
J each month at homes OF members
Ladies Of the Maccabees -- First
and third Tuesday afternoon each
month. odd Fellows hall
Eastern Star-First and third
Friday nights each month Masonic
! Temple
Grand International Auxiliary 20
B of L. E. Fourth Tuesday after
] noon each month. odd Fellows hall
Catholic order Of Forestors Sec.
one Tuesday night Of the month in
~. Mary hall
Royal Neighbors- Second and
I fourth Wcdncsdoy night. Gables
( hall
Mercoirs Club Alternate We'd
I lay afternoons az homes Of members
) Rcbekuh Lodges ecuud and
J fourth Wednesday nights odd Eel.
Z lows hall
! Weodmen Circle, Cottonwood
Grove No First Wednesday night,
aud third Wednesday afternoon.
} odd Fellows hall.
I Socicte Literarre Fraucais The
! second and fourth Monday evenings
Z pt homes Of members
~. Johns Guild--Third Wcdnes.
) day afternoon at homss Of members.
I Christian Nomen'- Board of Mis-.
( siuus--fifst Thursday afternoon at
} homes oi members
Lutheran Ladies AID Society
: Social .oiIec third Thursday az
! homes Of members Business meet
( ing at Lutheran church first Thurs
) lay of each month
I "El porvenir .sociedad Caste.
! llama Third Friday night ~ homes
Of members
Monday Five Hundred Club Ev.
! cry Monday afternoon az homes ~
I members
( Good Time Club Second Friday
} night each month az Colombo hall
I j q. q Club Every Monday aft.
rrDouu ut homes OF members
J - John 5 Dramatic Club First
{ "Wednesday night at the Woman =
club
! Club and lodge announcement
J w.ll by printed in .his space each
week n members VIII hand .u
) tine data boy noon Friday
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
Observation-Disclosures
UNCLE SAM


By Richard A. Purdy
He's giant rich and lazy
" I'm vision often hazy
And an indolcnt contentmeut
In his uudeveloped plan
Vet his cradle as a Nation
Was me greatest Declaration
Independence has recorded
I'm tH' history Of man
n would be q thousand plucs
10 1mld his tocming cities
Fed hy whoatnclds mine and fore p
Hn forgot his noble birth.
But bee heard the gum that thuu.
dered
In defense OF neutrals plundered
Thn integrity OF treaties
shall not perish from tho oarth''
Then the giants cgos grew clearer
Nor h.g liberty was doarcr
Than the wealth and o3sc around
him;
Nud ne shook his mighty frame
Long he stood there lost in tmnk
ing.
WHOM the Lusitnuia sinking
1rournt hts muscles o. q tension
whIo his head wua bowed boz
shamel
Thou. from coast 10 coast Do, book
uned
And from Culf 20 Lakes he r,ckoncf
on his wealth In mon ana mcuoN
AuI hc summoned OF his hr.'
Co.. I4 ..tbrriur his forces
From hundred thousand suurr'
Tnoy nro rising ike whrlwn'
For their giant Of tho West
'h'N Hrr under marital orders
'.H 'Hr,. go 10 far-off borders.
Wnar. Domocrnrv IN threatened
By tho Huns of modern war;
TnrrcI ~ hc ships enough 20 take them
Thor.Il bc men enough to make 'h'W
Ava 1000 air-r-ort hight Of eagle"
ThH' Wps newer seen before
Tur N. ,ouuts his W,u iu millions
And IIe money -mIrh 100 billions
Nrd hon hur th,m nt Tho C"rm'rs
n. tho tr'urhrs sru and AIR.
.. Do. Ttun is yot defiant
I,t him rouse % sleeping wHnt
And dcstro, another trent,
Iu 'hc future II ho dnro'
The evening herald., 1918-06-01
NnIu MAR GNnnEN

Du he cut worms usually get your
squash plant, us soon as they are up
Here. l plan tu save them with but
little extra work Plant ID liberal
TOW ui rtdI.h seeds around each hin
Tn, adiahcs viii come up quickly
ana the cut worms viii feed uu them
boz preference 10 the squasho-. giving
the latter "a chance to get we'll r-tab-
ushod before thoy are In danger An
other plau is to throw 1 h'ndtul of
wood Hshes or fine tobacco dust ln
each hll when the seeds arc planted
The cut worms are bound to tind. be
cause they work al night hut they
have constitutional antpathv 10
nicotine IN any form
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17
NEMECkO PRIsLO POZDE, PRAvi ZAJATY
DUSTOJNIk.

Parz IA cervna - Francouzsky d1stojnk, jemuz byla
uozena povlnnost vysycha zaJace mel poednou pred
bou dastonka ehoz pred vakou osobne zna Mimo obvy
ych sra nebyl nkdo teo zaJimave rozmuvy svedkem
Jaty Nemec vypravoval byvaemu svemu prtel:
jest naprosou nemoznostl ably valka bya dale Nemec-
KEN proahovana Zprvu nam byo receno zvtezme va
nocch poom oveikonocich ale ODE DOLBY mnuy Kdyz
GAIA nyneJSl ofenslva kalo vyhrajeme
raz zam sme vzdalenesi vitezstv nez kdykoli pred TIM
Muslme mi MIR musime je niti nejdrve Ztraty
sou hrozne Moe senina zraa 80 procent veskere
no muzstva ia sam sem jednym d1stonikem jenz hrozne
y boe pfeckal Uzemi nasem niem jest primo sraslve
vsechno jest ednou nemocnc jedinym hfbovem Vzdor
naslm hromadnym utokum semknutych maSach Parfz
chranite niceho nedocme zde nezbyv mic neho nez
neryche zakonci Lid mas jest blzek vyhynut Nemec
ko jest to- ktere must dosc nejdrve mru kaz
dou Nemecku dele sradati Neby sme dos
rych Houzevnaost France znemoznovala pfS dlouho Vi
tezstvi Nemecka nyn jest jiz pro mas pfilis pozde
Ma francouzske frone, IA. eervna, poledne. Pode
cee bevni cary uday cd pcsledn noci nepatrnes
misni akce nasvedcue tomu Nemc odvaz
vaznes vojenske cnnos fronte Montddier Noyon Ma
por ejch smerujici dobyti Compiegne moznos uvoln
no veden vky byl krvave zastaven obetovan scd
"a neybransch pruskych pluk1 Nem1ze by zadnych po
chybnost re Nemc NELL mysr podniknout velkolepy po
stup Parz soucasnymi krfdlovym toky zp1sob
couzum Brm vekych ztrat drive jese nez bude moci
merlcka armada pnou silou boe sucastn Vzdor po-
smeskum podcenovanl voka Spoj Statd evi zvysene
ransatancke dopravy amerckych oddu Berlin vekou
vosltu snaz dobyt znacnesich spech drive nez by
Americana doplnili rady spojenecke
Hrdnstv vysouziych vosk ktera posedni DOLBY zde-
cmovaa savne pruske armady zadao neprte srasnou
Hu Nem die vseho podnnou pokus prolomt spo
Jeneckou zed mistech nych ale sto pro MIN armady
Fochoy jez pevne dGveruj Nemci dnes z nceho
no nedokazou Ouch spojeneckeho voka poyseni
vyborny kdezto vosko nemecke die vseobecnyc zprv
Jatcu zacina proJevovati nepokoj q dnava.
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VRAKOUSKU PRIBYVA HLADU.
LIBRA MOUKY $140 "A LIBRA MASLA S4.oo.

Stockholm, IA. cervna. Kore-
spondent spojeneho tisku Josef
Shaplen pfse o vzmahajicim Sc
nedostatku v Rakousku nasle-
dovne:
Rostouci vazne nebezpeci
hladu rozervanost politicke
situace v Rakousku byly mne
dnes oznameny novinarskym
dopisovatelem videnskeho del
nickeho listu Wiener Arbeiter
Zeitung, ktery soucasne potvr
dill drive uverejnenou zpravu,
ze skorem cele Rakousko jest
pod stannym pravem.
"Situace v kakousku Uher-
sku jest opetne mad pomysleni
vazna a potravinovy stav ma
vzdy daleko horsi nezll
v sousednlm Nemecku. kakou-
ska vlada pod natlakem ledno
We stavky sliDlla delnlctvu po-
kud sc rozdelovani potravln ty
ce mnoho, ale jako obycejne
byvalo Y nj kyykem, ami jedno-
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NOcNf NAVsTEvA.

Rodina r. H. Seabrandt,
l9OO5 st. Clair ave., byla ma
vcerejsek pohrouzena We tvrdy
spanek, tax BE nepozorovali,
Jak zlodeji prehledayaji zasuv
KY a pax Sc v kuchyniipohodl-
ne najedli. Pi. Seabrandtova si
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pripravila pokrmy k snidani,
na kterych 81 zlodeji pochutna
Ii. Kdyz rano vstali, ilalezli vse
pfehazeno v kuchyni ma sto-
lie nadoby a zbytky jfdla. Cen
ne skvosty byli ukradeny q kite
rych cenny nahrdelnik v ku-
ch.yni ztratily.
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mu z danych slibd nedostala,
|Lidu bylo neustale tvrzeno, re
= Ukrajiny pTivezena bude do.
statecna zasoba obilnin, ale Wy
hlidky tyto byly liche nasled-
KEN stale Sc opakujicich revo-
luci UkrajincG proti central
MIN mocfm j nasledkem hnuti
Skoropadskeho. Jen Nemecku
sc podarilo ziskati neco obili,
ale v tax nedostatenem mnoz-
stvi, ze Nemecku snfzeny by
ly obvykle denni porce pdl
unce. V Rakousku ale dostava,
i v same Vidni jen 35 procent
urcene normalnf davky. Dnes-
nj DOLBY stojl libra mouky v Ra
kousku $1.40 a maslo libra 81.
Ale ami v zemich neutral
nicn neni lepe. Tax ku prikla-
du Dansku jest takova bida
o chleba, re ma. pozvanich do
rodan nyni cteme ciste valec-
nou poznamku, ably 81 hoste
pfinesli svnj llstek ma chleba
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Modry zdDGi
Napsal r. du Boisgobey Prelosu r. Kddner
Mapsdl r. du Boisgobey


shledal, ze nenf jineho prostre
dku, nezli prerusiti nahle po
mer s Odettou.
Musil okamzite odjeti - cd
jeti sam. Musil Hugonovi rici
re odjizdi pryc, ale nesmf mi
vyzraditi kan jede.
Zaminku k teto ceste nemu
sill dlouho vymysleti.
Mohl mu rfci, ze odjizdi pre-
to, re zbaviti Sc chce nesnesi.
telnych pomeru, ze chce mu
popfati casu, aby Sc presvedci
re podezrenf jeho bylo bezdu.
vodne. A Hugo zajiste uzna
re pritel jeho jedna spravne.
Odetta porozumi pax, ze
chce nj naprosto pferusiti po.
mer.
Bude-li Jacques asi sest me.
sicG ma cestach, upokoji Sc "a
jiste.. =. nebude vedeti, kar!
vlastne jel a v sflenosti sve ne
bude tudfz moci pfijeti "a MIN.
Ale kan jeti?. Cim dal
tim bude lepe. Nejdrive pony
sill 81 ma Italii; ale ia zdala Sc
mu blizkou.
Pojednou jej napadlo, re by
mohl jeti do uska. Mohl by Sc
tam ptati pc moskevskem sle-
chtici, .jenz vydava Sc "a Spa
nela a nebyl ynejspise tim AMI
onim. hs.
Meriadec pravil, ze ,psal
marsaikovi slechty Tambovske
gubernie, ale nezdalo Sc, re by
byl dostal odpoved'.
Ucini tedy dobry skutek, po.
muze-li spravedlnosti patrati
po nebezpecnem zlosynovi. j.
a rytmistr opravdu touzil po
tom ably vinu svou napravil ko
nanfm skutk1 dobrych.
Rozhodl Sc tedy, re odcestu
je do Moskvy, a chtel odjeti jiz
Ultra vecer.
Mezitim mohla sice Odetta
nejake blaznovstvi jeste prove
sti - ale drive nemohl odjeti;
mustn't jeste promluviti ban
kerem svym a opatriti 81 tez
pruvodni list pres hranice.
Dnes nemohl to jiz vykonati,
ponevadz den pokrocil. Odlo-
I'll tedy vec ma zitrek vysel z
domu, V nemz prozil dnes to-
lik hroznych civil.
Sluhevi, jenz Sc prave vratil,
naridil, ably ma neho necekal.
Nemel ami tuSeni tom, re
praVe touz dobou, kdy vykro-
Gil ze sveho bytu, sedal pan Il
Malvernu do kocaru, ably zji-
sti! vrazdu, spachanou ma Saso
vi; take netusil, re pani z Nal
vernu jiz opustila dum sveho
manzela ably Sc do neho liz ne
vratila.
Chvatala k svemu milenci, a
Saint Briac byl by il zajiste po
tkal, kdyby byl sci smerem k
elysejskym polim.
Rytmistr hledal vSak samo-
tn. Sci po nabrezich stale pro-
ii proudu Sekvany; nepozvedl
ami oci - a nevedel, kan jde.
Byl ma rozpacfch, nema-li Sc
snad pfece spise zastTeliti, re-
volver nabity mel pri sobe.
V kazdem pfipade chtel Sc
vsak vratit do bytu, ably Sc pri
pravil ma cestu.
AZ vse zarfdi, napise list, v
nemz da Hugonovi Bohem;
predpokiadal re soudce ukaze
jej take sve zene.
Dosel az k motsu Bercy a
malem by byl sci dale pres ba-
rieru; ale byla jiz tina, ne
chtel pustiti Sc dal.
Pro Hdi, kteri z te neb one
priciny nechteji Sc vratiti do
md, jest kulb velkym dobrodi-
MIN; mohou tam dlfti O samo-
te, ano mohou Sc tam i vyspati.
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w. F. MALLO.,
roh vych. 40 ul. a Washington
park Boulevardu.

PRODA Sc prvotridni zelinar-
ska farma v Brecksville ma ci-
hlove ceste k mestu, 81 akru
dobre pisecnate pddy, dobre
budovy, mala stepnice, hojnost
pramenite vody. E. e. Wiese,
Brecksville, o.
G-21
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Rytmistr dal Sc tam dovezt
: a prijel k obedu prave v cas-.
! U velkeho stolu nalezl mistt
-lprazdne. Obedval mlcky pal
misto ably pill cernou kavu jail
lobycejne We velkem salonu, We
Sci do pisarny.
Jal Sc psati list panu z Nal.
IvernG. Nebyla to sice lehka ulo
ha vyzadovalo to vice casu,
avsak nemel mic jineho ma pra
ci, musil dobre uvaziti kazdi
Islovo - zaviselt ma tom budou
ci pomer jeho k panu z Malver
| Dokonciv list, ulozil jej do
sve tobolky; chtel odeslati jej
lteprve Ultra vecer, al vsedne
do berlinskeho rychlovlaku.
| "Hodim list ma nadrazi do
postovni schranky," pomyslil
81, "a az Hugo jej obdrzi, budu
| jiz "a hranicemi."
| Pohodlne usadil sc pax We
vedlejsim salone ma pohovku a
snazil sc usnouti, ably 81 odpo-
cinul po tax hroznem rozcileni
dneSniho dine.
Ale spanek neprichazel.
Konecne vsak usnul prece.
Zdalo Sc mu, jak Odetta vrha
Use mu ma prsa a media mu ode
jiti, jak blizi Sc manzel a vra-
zdi il v naruci milencove.
A tax pfichazel jeden sen
"a druhym a kazdy delsi byl
jeste horst nezli pfedesly.
Rytmistr byl by Sc tax trapil
snad az do rama, kdyby obehra
nemu hraci, jenz sci prave o.
kolo, nebylo pripadlo, ably je
zbudil.
Kan vas to vede. -. dat
Sc zde do spanf, kdyz v zele-
mem salone hraje Sc baccarat.
Pan z PancorbG, jenz dava
bank, vyptava Sc kazdeho po
vas. -. Schazfte mu TAM"
Jake, Pancorbo. jest zde!"
zvolal rytmistr a rychle vysko-
Gil.
"Ale, ano," odpovedel hraG
klidne, "jest jiz pulnoc pryc, a
tou dobou zde byva vzdy."
"Avsak. -. vzdyt Sc povi-
dalO, re ParlZe odJel.
"To jest omyl. -. nebyl tu
sice nekolik dni, ale dnes pri-
sci opet a ma jeste vetsi stesti
nezli jindy. Vyhrava, az be-
dat"
"a ptal Sc po mne?" tazal
Sc znovu Saint Briac udiven.
"Shani Sc po vas. patrne
chce zkusiti sve stesti i ma vas,
a take vas obehrati. NJ, dnes
jiz toho shrabl dost. Ted zrov
ma tam svleka nejakeho Brasi-
Llama, jenz minuleho tehodne
byl do klubu uveden zlate
takrka plave. Radim vam, "a
byste nehral. ;. ale ma tn ko-
.medii Sc jdete podivat. Stoji
"a to-" !
Rytmistrovi bylo dosud, ia
koby spal. Mnul 81 oci a ptal
Sc:
"Kolik jest hodin?"
! "Tfi pryc. -. Ale, Wy unite
spat, kdyz sc do toho pustite!
Natahl jste Sc ma pohovku
hned po obede, a kdybych vas
nebyl zbudil,- spal byste jeste.
Tedy jste Sc asi dost vyspal, a
mysllm, ze~ dnes uz 81 nelehne-
te... je to dobre take, pone-
vadz hra nenf jeste skoncena.
U mne jest to zcela neco iine-
ho; nechal jsem tam posledni
svuJ sou. -. mann toho az DO
kirk! Dobrou noe rytmistre =
a hodne stesti!"
Saint Briac nemohl Sc vzpa-
matovati.
Jak mohl ten bidnik, o nemz
V666ln ca eknro g i;c@o%o,, -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17
PRoDA Sc
Name ma prodej:

Move domy We Washington
bark boulevardu, zapadne cd
vych. AZ ul. Mdzete pouzit ka-
ru ma vych. 55 ul., aneb Har-
ward Denison. Parkovnf odbor
mesta Clevelandu sc bude sta
rat o 100 stop siroky boulevard
|mezi chodniky pred kazdym
domem. Zaroveil Sc bude sta
rat o 80 stop sffky mezi chod-
|nikem a ulici, kde travnik bu-
de mestem v nejlepsfm porad-
ku udrzovan. Vsechny domy
jsou papirovane, dubove podla
ny, elektricke zarfzenf, stint
dla v oknech, pradelnf otvor,
prkno ma zehleni, vytapecf
pee, skopky ma pranf, oddeleni
pro ovoce a pro uhlf.
Nasledujicf domy jsou hoto-
We neb sc dostavuji:
1892 Washington park Blvd.
6 svetnic koupelna S., $50.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic a koupelna $4,975.
80
+ 3756 Washington park Blvd.
z svetnic a koupelna $5,675.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
6 svetnic a koupelna SIS, $50.
3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dive rodiny $6,675.
Domy pozemky v okoli Sc
prodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
Svobody Sc prijmou co splatky
v pine Gene jake hotove Pc
lfze.
w. F. MALLO,
roh vych. 40 ul. a Washington
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17

PRODA Sc pekny dIm O ety.
rech svetnicfch, plyn, elektri-
IA, velky lot A akru Sc 40 o.
vocnymi stromy, rostliny, jaho-
dove a malinove kere, vse do
be zarizeno. Vemte A. B. C.
karu k zastavce 10 a ptejte sc
ma Sig. Hormana ma Peas Rd.
els
PRODA Sc farma O 38 akrech
blize Madison, O., liz mile cd
dlazby, velmi LEVINE a ma mirne
splatky, neb Sc vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Stavby jsou uplne
zachovale. Cena $4,000. Haste
Sc c. 1924 Hamm ave.
6-1S