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Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
Get Ready For Your Pledge

The committee who are to ask for pledges fer the United War Work fund are once again using the Mesa column 10 urge the public to be ready with a cheerful liberal pledge to the fund, when called upon some time this week. Work will begin today. The town and country has been apportioned among the canVassers and every one will be given d chance 10 aid in furnishing comfort and good cheer to the boys who have done so much in the great work of beating into submission the Beast of Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
TOWN TOPICS

WHOLE FAMILY ILL-It was re- ported last night that the entire Ohlrou family living on West Washington street is ill with Spanish influenza.
 FORME SHERIFF TURNER HERE-Former Sheriff Tom Turner of Santa Cruz county is a visitor in the city. He is now engaged in the cattle business in California fifty miles north of Needles.
 GROVE PROVES-Detective E. C. Grove of the police department. who was taken ill with what was reported as influenza last Wednesday, was re- ported last night as improving. He is at his home. 1911 West Fillmore street.
 DlSlNFECT CHURCH-There are no influenza germs in the Presbyter- ian church. In anticipation of the time when the church will be reopened for services it has been thoroughly rem ovated and calcimined so that if there was ever a lurking bacillus in it, it is not there now in an active form. CAPTAIN BAKES LEAVES-Cap- tain F.. C. Bakes, recently made com missioned officer of the United States medical corps, left Phoenix last night for Tucson, having been ordered to duty at the University of Arizona with the Students Army Training Corps. Captain Fakes expects that his stay at Tucson will not be long.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
OBITUARY
Dr. Arthur I. Sherman

Dr. Arthur T. Sherman. resident of Phoenix for the past six years, died at 9 o'clock Saturday evening. November 9. at his residence on Bethany Road Funeral services will be held at Moore and McLellan's undertaking chapel at ? o'clock D. m. Tuesday. Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11

Members of Trinity Guild who will furnish food or help one day each month at Red Cross Tea Room, notify Mrs. Thomas Maddock Secretary. Phone 2S77.-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
NOTICE

After November II the offices of pr. L. D. Dameron will be in the Goodrich Building. rooms 211, 215. Telephone 1903. bd
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
COL LTER MEN ARE[. ABOUT READY TO
 ADMIT DEFEAT.
Struggling Precinct Returns
 Now Bring Campbell's Majority In State to 299. His Election Is Certain

Telephone and telegraph returns re- ceived at the headquarters of the re- publican state committee yesterday from d half dozen small precincts in different parts of the state slightly re- vised the figures of the night before bringing Campbells majority to 299 There are sixteen precincts still out and some Of them will not be heard from until after the official count. Five of them are in Apache county. One is Fredonia in Coconino which is sure to give Campbell a majority of from 20 to 25
 The managers Of the Campbell cam paign feel absolutely sure that the re turns from the missing precincts can not reduce Campbell's majority below 250. They have therefore lost interest in the matter and are awaiting only the official count
 Latest Figures
 The majorities according to the lat est revision are.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11

Working systematically in all parts of the state, hundreds of organized workers will be in the field this morn ing for the United War Work ampaign to secure at least s306,000 in Arizona to back up the welfare work among the soldiers, sailors and marines in national service, millions of whom, even with immediate peace, will not see home for perhaps, years.
 These workers were stimulated at small district group meetings held all over Maricopa county yesterday after noon. At these meetings the necessity of additional effort because of the ad- ditional call there will be for welfare work if peace comes was strongly em- phasized by overseas speakers and others.
 Such small group meetings of United War Work campaign workers were held at the central headquarters in Phoenix, where County Chairman Heard presided at Buckeye, Glendale, Mesa, Tempe and Gilbert, and there was a spirit of pride in what Maricopa county has done and hope in what the county proposes to do which pervaded all such gatherings.
 Many Meetings Held
 Professor F. C. Lockwood. formerly of the University of Arizona but now of the overseas service of the ''Y,r spoke briefly at several of these group meetings, telling emphatically of the greater need for welfare work among the men who must remain overseas if peace comes than if the war should continue
 Professor Lockwood pictured condi- tions in the transport service, of which he is part. He told of the magnitude of taking the millions of men overseas and of the great part England had had in it-England furnishing tWo-thirds sugar and necessities went out of the allied markets because ships had been diverted to this service. Professor Lockwood stated that he believes the duty of restoring order in Germany and making the Germans pay for the damage they have done in Belgium. France and Italy and to the shipping | powers of the world through the unre l stricted submarine warfare. will fall upon the American army.
 Must Maintain Morale
 He pointed cut that with million and half of the flower of it's man | hood under the sod in France and an, other million men so wounded as to be almost unfit for work. France will have
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
Local Weather Yesterday

Departure in temperature yesterday, Q degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 10 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 10 degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date. 645 inches
 Actual precipitation January 1 to Accumulated excess since January 1, date. SOP inches. 157 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO BUY A complete outfit. light spring wagon. horse and harness. Give full details and price. Republican Box 22G. hl WANTED-Competent cook; good wages. Call at 309 F. Mcdowell Ave.
 2+
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11

IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER City subscribers who do not re- ceive The Arizona Republican promptly should telephone the cir
 cuIation department, phone 4331,
 before 8 o'clock in the morning
 and copy will be immediately
 sent them.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
NOTICE

There will be an annual meeting of thc stockholders of the Arizona Pub fishing Company November 18th, 1918. for the purposes of transaction of the .runuaI business and such other busi- ness as may be brought before the mectine
 (Sirncd) DWIGHT F. HEARD,
 President (sancO CHAS. A. STAUFFER. Secretary and Business Manager
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11

back in the war against Germany. The lower picture shows the U. s. army transport Warren" which carried part of the troops to the
 Siberian port, unloading army trucks which will transport sup plies and ammunition for the
Arizona republican., 1918-11-11
Must Maintain Morale

He pointed cut that with a million and a half of the flower of it's man hood under the sod in France and an other million men so wounded as to be almost unfit for work. France will have
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-02

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CARRIED. Which profound deduction applies equally
TO affairs affecting the females of the species mat
tiers Of business.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-02
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-02
Pojomos and Night Shirfs.
Night Shirts and PoJamos!

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possible requirement. from Daddy's prosaie Muslin
Shirt TO the dolrd up sken creations for the Honey
wooners 7Sc to s3-Se.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-02

answers ME too 10 all the euogistie remarks
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-02
Shirts! Shirts!
Shirts!

Not desirable member Of the entire SHIRT fam
ily l. absent They're all here. from the exuberant
youthful SILKS TO the scdate Percales and Mad
ras CSC 90 sf.Se.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
NEMcI PoDvEDENE RUMIJNsKO
NUCENO PLATTE NAIIRADU.
GERMANI MoNoPoLIsUJI FARMAksKE vYRoB-
.saa KYIPRACL

Pafiz. 20. tervna. Zdejsf
dennik Temps uvefejTuje We
vecernfku dalsf podrobnosti 8
mfru mezi Rumunskem q Ne
meckem uzavfenem u Bukare
sti die, kterych vychazf ma je.
'ivo, BE Nemci skutecn6 popira-
j pravo malych narodd k ext
stencil q v prav6 germanske ma
dutosti Sc povazuif "a jedine
pfedstavitele sveta.
Zprvu slibowali, ze netrvaji
ma zadnem zabranf 1zemf ami
/ ma valecne nahrad6, ale dnes
jest jiz znamo, ze Rumunsku
!; urvali dzemf Sc ITO vesnice-
mi a 10000 obyvately, ves-
mes rumunske narodnosti q pfi
ppiili vSe k Uhram. Prfjde-li
Knmunsko jeste . Dobrodzu,
ztraci 1zemf v rozloze $4,000
,ctyeEecnfch kilometri $ 8OO,-
900 obyvatel. Nemecko vrha Sc
] ma petrolejove prameny a po-
zaduje pre- sehe, hospod afskou
lrodu bez ohledu ma to. zda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

lid sam nebu'de strAdati. TAX
Sc utvofila n9mecka spolec-
most 5 pocatecnim kapitalem
20 mil. dol. ma monopilisovani
vsech rolnickych vyrobkd,
.jeJiz zajmy jsou chraneny pru
skou vojenskou mocf. Ably by
ly zaruceny pracovnf silly jest
nemeckym velitelem sesti divi,
Isl jez, z1stanou Y Rumunsku,
narfzeno, ably svolano bylo We
skere muzsk6 obyvatelstvo We
start Cd IA do 60 let k praci,
kterou naffdf n9mecke irady,
kazde neuposlechnutf tohote
rozkazu trestano bude zalarem
cd iednoho do p6ti let a We vaz
|nejsfch pfipadech j smrtf.
Leben, jeden . rumunskycl
mirovych delegat1 professional
proti t9mto krutym podmfnkan
ale bylo mu receno nemeckymi
Gelegaty, ze tyto podmfnky
.isou jeste pTilis mfrne k onem
jez ulozeny budou Nemecken
Francii, Anglii a Italii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
'PovoDNE v lowe.

Solon, Iowa. Voda v Tece
Iowa behem minuleho tydne
IIvystoupila do. takove vyse, ze
|od r. 1881 il zadny nepamatu-
je byti tax vysokou. Poyoden
Itato natropila mnoho skoly ma
lpolfch podel reky lezfcich. Rol
|nfci, kteff nell drodu zasetou,
mali vse znicene, nebot voda
sla do ohromne vyse. Ma mfste,
kde bylo pastvisko a dobytek Y
cas- vyhnan nebyl, byl prou-
dem uchvacen a odnasen pryc.
Kazdy pode1 reky bydlfcf utr-
|pel vetsf neb mensf skody. Jan
Stinocher, mladf rolnik, ktery
koupil farmu cd Aloise Preclf-
|ka, ma celou irodu znicenou.
I IL akri velmi krasne psenice,
10 akrI kukurice, 12 akri ovsa
|vse zniceno. Mimo zahradky
Inema niceho. Jeho bratr Karel
lrentyf ma Beltzove mfste, tel
celou lrodu ztratil a takovych
,je celia fada podel reky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
Vxeslo 1nu svstlo. !

Krasny vlahy vecer. M6sfc
sviti jako rybi oko., Zelena la
vicka pod kosatym stromem,
On q ona milenci, Ticho. Jeste
ticho. ]
willy zavzni 2 rizovych
rtfki, "dovedes 81 pfedstaviti
zivot V raji?"
MA sladka, draha Gladys!'
sepota Willy. "Ver, ze dodnes
mcdowell jsem 81 zivot v raji
pfedstaviti al dnes vidfm
jej pred sebouaivycituji tn ne
skonalou, nekonecnou blaze
most
ne ano? Dnes nynf?''
syeholf Gladys k nilacku sve-
mu 1zeji Sc vinouci. 20 povez,
vyjev sve Gladys, kdo vnukl ii
pfedstavu rajskeho ziti +"
8 Nuze v9z, ze byl to serzant,
verbnjfcf dobrovolnfky 4 popi-
sujfcf zivot yojensky y!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
cESKY INzENYR POvEKEN
DuLEzITYM URADEM.

Is. ~ 4 z. -
New York. Syn chvalne
znameho krajana ap. Michala
Pilnacka, byl poveren dnlezi
tym a zodpovednym dradem a.
merickou vladou. coz opetne
|slouzi ku cti ceskeho jmena v
|teto zemi. Jako mechanicky
l. szenyr poslan do Los Angeles,
v Kalifornii ku prehlfdce pra-
CT rGznych tovarnach pracu-
|jicich ma valecnych potTebach.
Jest to dGkaz ddvery k mlade-
mu muzi ceskeho pGvodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
vYMENA zAJATcU.

Il * ~. = r. y F 4 f~-s
Parfz, 20. cervna. - Osud
zajatci y teto valce jest horst
nczli V, ,kazde valce pfedchaze
jici. Hagske 1mluvy sice zaru
ely dalsi vyhody jak zaja-
tym vojakdm tax civilisthm
/ v zabran6m slizemi, vsak Ne
mecko Cd sameho zacatku od-
'hodilo vsechny ohledy stranou
d pocalo /, zachazeti zpnsobem,
"a jakg by Sc byii stydeli i vo-
'ijaci We valce tficetilete. v tom
Nemci pokracujf do. dneska' a
llieste hyni Anglicany a jine "a
;jatce nelidsky, tyraji, ale po-
'tesitelno jest aspon, ze Sc po-
dafilo uzavffti $ mimi smlouyy,
| ma zaklad9 nichz zajatce w
menujf, O smlouve,. ktcrou s hi
mi ma Francie, jsine jiz psali,
fNynf se oznamujf podrobnosti
dalsf. Podle Mich ddstojnfci,
kteri byli v zajetf plldruheho
rolSu anebo dele. .rpphou sbyti
yymeneni; ale nebudou vrace
mi domiI, ale. internovani v ze-
mi neutralnf, We Svycarsku. Ia
!, iati a raneni, ktefi jsou we Svy
.carsku. internovani, dosud, .bu-
| dou propusteni domi a distoj
| ;ntci tito zaujmou jejich mfsta.
Pod dIstojnici a sprostf' vojaci,
pokud byli zajetf pres p1l-
fdruheho roku, budou vymene
, nj primo muz "a muze, ii, kdoz
/ jsou v zajeti nejdele, budou
] lliiti pfednost. Pocfta Sc, ze ma
+ kazde stran9 tkne Sc to aspon
100, 600 muziI. Vedle- toho mu
III pres 45 roki staff, kteri
rriajf nejmene til dftky, ibudou
f.ropnsteni lined, at, ,jiz jakko
i ii dlouho jscsl y. zajeti q bez Q
kledu ma vym9nu nfuze "a mu
re. Wee mdze Sc zdrzovati, ale
ocek&va Sc, ze. vymena Ibude
obnaseti aspon 1000 muzG me
sicne. Jiste tfidy civilistd by
Ii poslani zpH do, vlasti podle
lmluy dffvejsfch, ale pffst3
bude poslan domG kazdy, kdo
koli o to pozada,,, |splpf-li totiz
nemecka vlada dane sloyo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
OBJEvENl SEVERN
MINNESOTY.

= p
Lovcnm byla znama Severnf
Minnesota po dive stoleti, dre-
vaf1m po dive generace, hornf-
kun po tfi desftileti, avsak pra
We bohatstvf Minnesoty bylo
zrovr1a objeveno pred nedav-
I EN- a to je rolnicka cena ia
mnejsi pIdy.
Severnf Minnesota zabira eel
KEN neco pres 10000 Gtverec-
nych mil, coz jest vetsf plocha
Dez cely stat Ohio. N9ktere O.
tevrene casti Sc osadily brzo,
ale krajiny jezerni a lesnate
dlouho zdstavaly nedotknuty
rukou rolnfka, protoze klamne
zpravy, jakoby Sc krajiny ony
nehodily pro mic jineho. Avsak
po objevenf nevycerpatelneho
bohatstvf zelezne rudy a iinych
nerostI vice lidf Sc seznamova
10 8 onemi kraji. Pocaly Sc 81.
fit povesti o bujnem vzr1stu di
vokych trav a jetele nasv9dcuji
cf, ze pGda ia je velice urodns
velmi schopna obdslavani a pr
nesla by hojnych urod pro far.
mare dobytkafe. Timed se
tam poGali usazovati rolnfci ze
vsech statI a kazdy kdo Sc ne.
bal zacateenfch obtfzi po case
domohl Sc neodvislosti, pekne.
no majetku a zbohatl.
DGoosud je zde sta tisfce al
ri nedotknuto rukou rolnfka
ktere mozno koupit "a ma.
ii penfz ma dlouhy termfr prf,
mo cd majitele drahy Duluth
& Iron Range.
Jeden 2 nejlepsfch distriktt
je move zalozena ceska osads
Meadowlands (Luciny), rozkli
dajfcf Sc v lrodnem 1dolf mez
dvema peknymi rekami st
Louis a White Face. Zde Sc dt
sahlo znamenitych vysledkn {
vvkaz 1rody q akru ma zdejs
pId6 temeT vsech plodin hospt
darskych predcf kazdou jinol
krajinu. Pdvodnf zalesacky zpi
sob osazovanf ustoupil nynf ra
cionelnfmu a modernfmu kolo
! nisovani, neb novy osadnfk I'd,
nalezne dobre cesty do pred,
nadslane, dobre spojenf drs
Ehou blfzkym velkomsstem D,
luth, telegraf. telefon, koope
rativnf farmafske smetarny pl
ii nejvyssf ceny Ia msselny tul
a We farInafskstn obchods do
stanete svsecky politely "a nej
nizsf ceny. Diva jins obchody
banka, kostely. obecnS vys
ka skola atd. jsou jiz mists
Hoinost prace a to dobre pla
Gene pro tv. kdoz ST chteif pri
vvdelati naleznou v r6znvch t,
yarnach velkomesta Duluth
oi1olf nebo v hutch a cellar
mach patrfcfch U. S. Steel Cor
kter6 stalv p6tadvacet millio
MI dollari. nebo v rozsahlycl
dolech ma zeleznou rudu a jill
de,
Cesky zast,ipce MATTEL,
techto pozemki - drahy Dl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
ziskulaSni farmefi.

Mlada panicka ku groceri-
stow: "Ale TO jsou hroznd ma
Ia vajfcka.
Grocerista:: "Jsou ale "a to
|cerstva; dnes rano je farmaf
|pfivezl."
Papicka: I'll lakotni farma
Iii! Sotva slepice vejce snesou,
|uz je prodajf q nenechaji je We
bnfzde ami den, aby pon9kusl
llarostla r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
Neslychans lace majetki.

Proda Sc dim o 4 pokojfch
(pozdstalost) "a pouhych
$13O0; dun 0 6 pokojfch "a
T$21OO; novy dim 8 6 pokojich,
|pnl zdeny a pdl ze sindele, "a
'$4350; ddm pro jednu rodinu,
zanoyni o 8. pokojfch s koupel
nou, vyhrfvanf 5 teplou vodou,
.podlahy dvojite, (parkety)
strecha bridlicova ma pekne vi
stavne ulici, proda Sc LEVINE.
Dale. obchpdnf majetky roz
licnymi yynosnymi obchody, re
jmena jeden krasny majetek
S velkoodevnim oBchodem ma
Broadway.
Jedno a dvourodinne don1y,
move, dobre stav6ne, Sc vsemi
modernfmi vymozenostmi.
Nam velky vyb9r "a velice
mike .ceny.
Domy 1, p, 3 AZ 4 rodinne,
zanovnf a starsf v okolf Broad
way a Fleet ave-; zylast6 laci-
ne, tez blfzke fanny a velkg
pocet loti. Nabfdky milerad
Vam vyffdi znamy A. sVEJ-
KOVSK1, 1914 Hamlet ave.
blize E. 55 I'll.
622
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
zABIL Sc.

Michael Donzelle, 81 rokd,
1851 vych. 33 ul., miloval div
ku,, ktera odrekla mu ,lasku O.
petovat. Vcera odpoledne, jak
policie ddava, vyznaI lasku sve
milence a prosil il, ably Sc ne
chala MIN oddati. Dfvka jeho
pfanf odrekla a Donzelle v
zoufalstvf mad svym sklama-
MIN, Sci ma p1du a tam Sc "a
stfelil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
KTERAK SE NEMCI CEIYSTA
u MA SLOvANY W RA-
KOUSKU.

Washington, 90. cervna.
Dosel diplonaticky telegram
Y n9mz uvadf se, ze slovanske
hnutf protirakouske vzrdsta ka
zdym dnem a ohrozuje Rakou-
sko neustale.
Cechoslovaci a Jihoslovane
odpoved6li ma rec Cze1ninovu
ze dne 23. dubna utvofenfm
slcvanske alliance, ke ktere Sc
dnes pridali Polaci 4 mensf sio
yanstf narodove. Polaci Sc pfi-
dali Ike Slovanim q te pTfciny,
| he dov6deli Sc o intrikach ne
nleckych, kterymi byla pride
lena cast ruskeho Polska k Ne
f1ecku a Widen uzavfela pakt
| S Rusfny. Nemci a Mad'aTi Sc
pfipravujf ma odpor a vyzvali
pfedsedu ministerstva Seydle-
ra, aby v nicem slovanskym ma
rod1m nepovolovaL Kdyz Hoet
zendol.ff a Borovic nebudou d
spesni, tedy sc pevn6 ocekava,
ze Rakousko utrpf strasnou ra-
nu, ktera snad bude osudna pro
cisafe Karla a celou habsbur-
skou dynastii. v nTednfm kabe
logramu Bernu vrha Sc jas
n6jsf sv9tlo ma nemeckou agi-
taci v Rakousku proti hnutf ce-
skoslovenskemu a jihoslovan-
skemu. Uvadf Sc, ze n6mecky
zivel m6ly zasedanf v radnici
videnske odhlasovat resoluci,
v nfz pravf, ze ocekava dive
dou vit6zstvf rakouskych vojsk
a zpevn9ni alliance politicke j
voienske $ Nemeckem. Zada
sc. ably Halle byla zachranena
pro Rakousko, ma byt' zaveden
nemecky jazyks .NemcGm Ce-
cbach ma Sc dat zadostiucin9
mi a uspokojenf, nema byt "a
stavena costa nemectf v Jader
skem mofi, Tyrolsko nesmf byt
rozdeleno a nesmf Sc no dostat
cast italske irrendente a mno-
he jine pozadavky uvadeny,
Tim n9mecky zivel postavil Sc
primo proti pravIm ostatnfch
parod1. Nejsou uznavana "a
kladnf prava Cechoslovakd, il
hoslovanG. ItalG a PolakG, ny
brz mali byt dal zotroceny ze-
me a narody pod jhem nemec.
4 kym q germanisace ma byt pre-
vadena dal jake delo Sc to aa
Gosud. Nemci rakoustf ukazuji
tim, zel stavajf Sc dobrovoln4 a,
,genty pan-germanismu q pru-
| skeho militarismu.
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MILLION DAM ZAPLACENo.

Okresnf pokladnfk Boyle
vcera prohlasil, ze cd 10. cerv-
ma bylo zaplaceno Cd mensich
majitelI dane v castce jeden
million. O $250,OO0 vice nez do
20. cervna v r. 1917 LhIta,
kdy musi byt dane zaplacene,
jest prodlouzena do 20. Ger
vence.
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LUPICI.

Pet muzd v cerne natfenem
autu zastavilo 'vcera l.. Svee
pred jeho domovem SAID vych.
116. ul. a wall mu hodinky a
rnalou Cast penez. O neco po-
zdoji titiz lupici ulehcili T.
w. Leach, 8197 Birchdale ave-,
ma Miles ave. "a hranicemi me
sta o zlate hodinky a $13.
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IA PKfcTNOU odjezdu, proda

"A PR1cINOU odjezdu, proda
Sc jednorodinny dim moderne
zarfzeny "a levnou cenu. Lot
je 40 prii $50 stTevfcich. Tez Sc
prodajf diva parry taznych ko-
nj, vozy a jine nafadf. Haste
Sc v {. 1917 Holborn ave-, q
E. 131 ul., Mt. Pleasant.
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y
.luth 8 Iron Range p. FL. Ko-
zumplfk, j. nynf \ Cleyelandu
4 milerad poda kazdsmu w
svstlenf q predlozi Vam foto-
erafie krajiny, u kter6 Sc It'll
to 1rodne pozemky naIezaif.
Petite Sc kdykoliv Y mfstnosti
Prazske jidelny ma Broadway
blize BarkWill al. ma b. Ko-
zumplfka aneb dopiste primo
do hlavni dradovny ma adresu
Land Departs p. & 7. r. r. r.
Co. 110 Wolvin Bldg, Duluth,
Minn. ON.
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uRODNf FARMY y statu {

UNOONE rIANWII SIaLu "
hio ma prodej, neb ma vymenu,
Sc vsfm osetfm q zaffzenfm .
sice 8 LOG akrech, 104 akrech,
I94 akrech, SO akrech, 72 a.
Ikrech, 65 akrech, So akrech,
so akrech, tfi po so akrech,
"A ctyrakrovou. Navstivte mne
|ja Yam daIsf vysvetlfm a poet
We Vam poradfm. Jos. Pschota
pozemkovy a pojisfujfcf jedns
tel, 5319 Hamm ave.
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PRIJMOU Sc diva, jen fadnf
PAM ma byt a stravu, neb bezc
stravy. Koupelna K pouzitf.
Haste Sc VIC. 1856 E. AZ Ill.
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PRODA Sc ddm o Z pokojfch
"a pficinou odjezdu Q mesta,
vse pohodlne zarfzeno. Haste
Sc v (. 1916 Angelus Ave-, blf
ze f. 131 I'll. v Corlett.
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OZNAMOvANIv We "svETU"
PRINASf USPEcH.