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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
STOCKMEN MUST
HAVE HELP TO
OPERATE RANCHES
Conference Of Association Commit.
tees Yesterday Discusses Neccs.
sity for Exempting Ranch
Hands, in New Draft.

One OF the most important matters
discussed AT yesterdays meeting OF
Legislative committees Of the Cattle
und Sheer Growers associations at
New Mexico, was tho necessity for
eNcmpting ranch hands. who are sub
jcct to the new draft law t'ndor the
first draft "A large majority OF the
Younger " mere active men holding
lcbs on the range OF this state 80
ranch bremen and hands. went into
the service. They refused TO ask for
exemption and their employers did
not urge them to do go, The result
has been TO seriously cripple the in
dustry. n IL IN now feared that the
calls of the new draft will make II
difficult to continue operations on
many ranches.
Sheep hcrders will be excluded
from the draft calls by local kemp
ton boards. An order 10 that effect
has bee issued. II ~ Just ~ essen
tinl, cattle growers say, TO cxemp;
COW hands.
The men do not want TO claim eX-
emption.' istid "A member of the com.
nittcc this morning. ~ honor them
for their feeling about IT. both young
men n old mon are eager to go into
the service. but the maintenance oil
the meat supply In az essential as any
other var Industry and we ere now
fac 10 face with n shortage OF skilled
labor which demands that these mcn
I've exempted. whether 'hoy wan to
be. or not
1T ~ Just as impossible to take a
raw maj and put him in charge OF
cattle. as To- put an unskilied man in
charge OF the manufacture OF shells
or airplanes In fact u is more DIM
cult. one skilled foreman can huilT
airplancs with ordi-"-" lpbor. But
every man on n cattle ranch y
know his business, IN order to get re-
suits. The idea that raw and un-
trained men car he made immediately
into useful ranch hands IN all wrong
II takes years OF training to make u
gnod ranch hand We must keep "a
reasonable number 81 trained men on
the ranches OF this state OF face az in
cvitablc reduction of the meat supply
end hcnsy Losses TO the growers"
Report an Grazing Land Assessment
\ decision 20 rcmove the blanket
raise that was put ON all graZing
lands in New Mexico in september OF
1917. was made by the tax commission
at Santa Fc. al the petition of the
representatives from the cattle and
Hors" Growers Hnd Wool Growers
associations who appeared h,forc ~"
commission recently, according TO the
report given at the stockmen's nee
ms yesterday, Representatives from
these associations wcrc also assured
Icy the taN commission that tho ,aN
valuation Of railroad grazing lands
should be kept down go that rental
on these lands M Socorro and Nalcr o.
ola counties would not be Increased,
md that 4 reduction m valuation OF
si.25 would hc made in both Of these
counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
MEETING
OF THE SANTA FE
SYSTEM NEXT WEEK
Representatives From All Over
County Will Meet to Discuss I'm.
provement Of Service and Great
er Efficiency.

A meeting of the over" short"
and damaged" committees OF the
Santa Fc system viii be held IN the
gymnasium OF the Y. ~. G. \. In this
city for three or four dayB. begin.
ming September e5. for the purpose
of improving tho service OF the sys-
tenn and 10 devise more efficient
methods for tho handling of freight
Other matters OF benefit 70 the pub
lie will also be taken up At tins time
+. III. Lehman, vlCe-prcsident OF
the Santa Fc road. - chairman OF
his committee. which meets semi
annually I'm different cities on the
Santa Fe System. This IN the first
time that the meeting has been held
In Albuquerque for four years. Rep.
rcsentatiVcs OF the various depart
mcnts of the system Will be present
from Chicago. Kansas city. Calves
ton, Denver, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
CHAPTER MIN

went to the telephone and called
|tho studio. Fortunately Soto was
There.
come here at once" told him.
! but Mr.. lNcrson vs. not here. He
win not like u II ! leave the cool.
smooth tones OF the Jap came back.
THAT males no difference. Come
at once, and come around the long
"a 10 as 7 tell YOU IN everything
l know"
"Ncry well. madame, ! will come"
was quite sure that Il would take
PSoto ~ least fifteen minutes 10 reach
Tho house. Cvcn " he hurried. Vet |
stationed myself at the window to
watch for him AZ soon Ms | had tel
ssphoned Time never went 80 slowly.
And finally when | saw the short
form OF the Jan boy | ran 10 tho
door and let him IN before he could
rng | would keep the knowledge OF
his presence from Jane.
when ! opened tho door and mo-
ktioned him 10 enter his face was ali.
folu,elY immobile, II I had been look.
ng for evidences of guilt ! was dts
appointed.
"This way. Soto | said. end led
him into the library.
We would not be disturbed there,
y the maid had Just finished her
leaning.
He followed IN silence. When ! had
oscd the door | said.
why did YOU do II. SotoF'
! tried to put severity in my voice
NJ was conscious that failed.
trangc as u may seem I wanted "a
milo. His perfectly blank face,
bupled with tho knowledge that h,
had done II for me, and that no mlusl
Know knew he was guilty or
you'd not have sent for MIN, seemed
humorous.
MADAME did not like H." in hii
uict voice.
'Bnt. soto, you shouldn't have do.
trIyea w. YOU may get INTO terrible
II 1ublc.'
"Madam. shall not have an,
rouhlc.'
For the first iime he raised hi'
Ives and looked at me.
nut. II tho, Mr. lNcrson finds on
Nou did n. and asks YOU why ~ woul'
make him terribly angry " YOU told
| him YOU did II for angry at me
u shall never tell
This was what ! wanted, hut want
cd still moro. the assurance tina
under no conditions was Blake eve
To know OF that raiuN night when
visited the studio. or that soto Wa
Atrying IN any way TO shield nie.
III MI iverson should una oui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

IN t~ihuuusrque for = few days On his
Wv to his new location.
Special communities tion Of Temple
lodge. A. r & A. NJ, this evening a.
1850 Work IN the = C. and NJ "
degree Visitors welcome.
\ meeting OF the Scottish Rite club
will be held at Masonic temple We'd
rcsday evening at ) O'Clock For work
and discussion on the seventh degree.
a fun attendance IL requested. All
scottish Rite Masons invited.
Mrs. IL $. MacBoath Of Santa Fe,
ia visiting friends in Albuquerque for
% few days.
Mrs. Emily w Tennent has accept.
ed a pOaltion with the New Mexico
Public Health association. as educa-
tional secretary.
MIR and Mrs. ~ r. Durham, and
Mildred Durham, OF WaterSille. Me-,
are stopping Ia the city TOR u short
time on a trip overland TO Lon An
geles.
X. V. Winchester Of ri Paso. liz ON
q business trip 10 Albuquerque
H. Wadleigh Allen, ituben Perry
and Russell Mead visited the conval-
esccnt camp of the We'll Country"
In the Sandia mountains yesterday.
tor the purpose OF looking II over with
a view TO assisting Ia the expansion
Of the camp for the 1919 season.
The Patriots war fund office will
be open this evening from : until 9
o'clock. so that all who have not paid
their tues may have this opportunity
% doing so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Osborn of Mar.
shall. H.. are amonp the visitors whc
arrived in Albuquerque yesterday.
J. O. Savage OF FL paso, Is IL, this
city ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. Smith OF Green's
burg. Ky. are visiting In the city
j A. Bryan OF ~. Louis. arrived IN
the city yesterday on "A business trip
Cottonwood Grove. No. : Wood
mans circle, will hold a regular meet
ing tomorrow afternoon At 2:ii
o'clock IN odd Fellows hall. Supreme
Manager Mary Taylor will he present
NJ this meeting and ali members are
urged to attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
MAKE PUBLIC
HEALTH SURVEY OF
NEW MEXICO SOON
Surgeon General Blue Wires Sec.
rotary of State Health Associa.
ton to Expect Surgeon Here
Latter Part Of Month.

\ public health SURVEY of Now
Mexico is to csc made by the United
State public health department, be.
ginning within the next " weeks.
surgeon J. w. Kerr. OF the surgeon
generals office staff. will make tho
survey. lie is expected to arrive tn,
latter part of this month.
John Tombs. secretary ofethc Sew
MrNico Public Health ASSOCIATION. has
been working for some time To secure
this survey. and tins morning was re-
warded by n telegram from surgeon
General Blue advising of the early
arrival of pr Kerr.
II IN expected That Or. Kerr viii
visit practically NJ; sections OF the
state. inquire into public health laws
and conditions amt will then recon
mend. through the surgeon general =
cffic-. what nrc the needs OF New
Mexico in public health law and res
ulaNlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
THE GIRL left BEHIND ME-
ny CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright. 1914. by Carolyn Dcecher).

soto. that | WA AT the studio that
night. when u rained. he would know
what | went for. and then he would
know why YOU did II, that YOU had
destroyed the picture for my sake"
! lowered my voice to a whisper
at the last sentence.
u shall never iell.' he repeated IN
his monotonous TOMS
Docs h' think o did IT,"
II don't know don't think so.
What rcacon would I, his servant.
have 10 do ~"
As soto asked the question he
looked M again. and this time there
was that In his eyes which startled
me. II was a sort OF pleading look
and something morc-had Il been
anyone hut tho Jap hoy I should have
said a look that meant that now We
were equals We shared "A secret. /
felt vaguely disturbed. hat pretended
not 10 notics. as ! quickly gave Soto
his instructions.
when ! mad finished. and had eau
toned him not by word or look e.
let Mr, I~vcrson know We haS talked
together. or that I ever had been "a
the studio at night. 7 told him II waa
timc To go. lie must, return the
same way he came; and must think OF
some excuse 20 account Tor leaving
the studio.
You viii come again" he said
LOOKING NJ me more boldly,
No what 10 YOU mean" asked.
as ! observed his face at my FIRST
word OF refusal.
You will come to tho studio.
old " for you
Before I could prevent oven had
I dared. he had taken my hand ant
raised u TO his lips. | was dun
founded. I started 10 repi Owe him
then hesitatod az tho look In his eyes
II did Il for you" he repeated. ther
quietly slipped ont OF the house
while I held the door open for him,
Tho relief his promise never to le
Flake know of my part In what, h'
had done was 50 great hat sanl
into a chair and laughed aloud Tha
the Jap would eve dare presume
further | had no fear. | would b'
very careful for a time not 10 he let
alone with him. Then ! remem
hered the look OF alteration his csc
nad hold for iufi one moment INo
" he was Biake's Jap hoy. he az
man. rather a handsome n ~
thought me worth risking arrest fof
I forgot his presumption In my feel
ing OF complncencN FlatterN was 4
me the very breath Of itfc at tina
time. II made me feel that ,Blak
must love me. must love a womal
who was 10 universally admired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
GRAND JURY
IS SELECTED TODAY,
COMMENCES LAD0RS
Regular instructions Are Given by
the Court; q Heavy Docket
Awaits the Investigation Of the
Jury.

The Bcrnalillo county grand Jury
was organized today and began luz IN
vcstlgations into the heavy docket
awaiting the action OF the jury.
The jury organized today and elect
cd a. r. Aspinwali foreman.
Following Is the jury: j a lam
mond, John Hnlyard. Miguel Garcia.
Joseph Altmix. Pillar Vigil, Andres
Griego. r. T Chase. Fred Ieikcrt.
simon Tafoya. James Notaw, Fostia-
no Garcia. T.. Sanchez. Pablo Mnldo-
RADIO. Fred Otero. ". ". pollok. ". +
Aspinwail. G. O. Alderman, y Nico-
lacci. Jesus Ann.a, 4. $. klock and
Alex Craig.
Judge Herbert T.. Reynolds gave
No specific cases were mentioned by
the court In the four typewrittcn
pages. The only part Of the instruc-
lions calling the attention of the jury
to any certain sections follow:
at IL my dcty TO call your special
attention 10 sections 1879 and 1873 "
the C~odification of 1915, which forbid
dealing by certain officers In evil
dcnoes OF Indebtedness issued by IN"
state OF New Mexico and the ounties
in ,-o, ,..u ., ~.
carrying Of deadly weapons,
TO the law relating to the preven-
ton OF labor on Sunday. except such
as may be necessary Tor works OF
necessity, charity or mercy:
TO section 4934. relating TO the
duty OF officers collecting moneys Tor
the school fund and
ITO section $3.50, relating to the
attendance OF children upon school.
Il wiah also To call your attention
10 section 3lsi. which requires JUS
tees OF the peace 10 make quarterly
reports on the first Monday OF Jan
uary. April, July and October to the
county commissioners of all fines and
costs taxed and collected by them, and
direct yJu to inquire whether this Law
u being complied with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

Next Sunday. september o. has
been declared ''Red Cross Graduate
Nurse Sunday
Ministers 81 all denominations Will
make an appeal from their pulpits to
all women who are trained in the ART
OF healing. TO come forward M offer
their services t. ~ American Red
Cross. which must have 5000 trained
nurses hy October J.
Rabbi Noise bergman, chairman of
the committee on ministerial cooper
alton FOR the securing Of graduate
nurses, announced late this afternoon
that the cooperation of the clergy
men. a. was expected. In proving most
hearty. and great results are expected
from the drive.
E"ery eligible nurse should re
spond. Il Will be the largest number
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

There seems to be an impression
on the part OF the public, said n
of tho officials today. that the Santa
70 mar lgomcnt iH NO longer partic-
ulRrly concerned with the interests
OF the people since the government
assumed control of the railroads thus
IL a decidedly erroneous impression
and ought 60 be corrected, The Oh.
iCct OF the system % as % always
has been. IN 10 please the public. and
the same couItcaies are being cN-
tended az were given prior Ia federal
ownership"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
ALBUQUERQUE MINISTER'S AGREE
TO MAKE NEXT SUNDAY BIG DAY
IN RED CROSS NURSE CAMPAIGN

81 graduate nurses ever mobilised Tor
any army or navy.
The secretary OF war has Just is
sued a regulation placing members "t
the army nurse corps All nom
commissioned officers. Congress has
recently enacted = law increasing the
salary OF members OF the army nurse
corps 10 $50 "A month. over here. u
$50 a month over there, with maiuten-
tncc ana travelling expenses.
Every nurse who has married, every
nurse not nov engaged In active Her-
vice. every nurse who IN not eligtble
for army service should enroll as a
home defense nurse aud thereby helr
10 IN tho local needs for nurses iu
her own home town. Every nurse
who comes forward for this service
means another nurse az the front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
Mortuary
William NcGinnr~s

william McGinncss, aged 81 wears,
a pioneer Of old Albuquerque, died at
$40 o'clock this morning ~ his home
IN ola Albuquerque. Mr. McGinnc,s
had been III for some time. He was
a civil war veteran and "a member
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
For many years he fought Indians,
being a member Of the United States
army, lie il survived by two sons,
". J. McGinncss. an attorney at San
"a Fc. and j. u. McGinness employed
At the offices Of the county clerk AZ
III Paso. Texas. aud two daughters.
Mrs, r. Lucero and Mrs. T.. Sanchez.
He was "A member of the Catholic
knights OF America. Arrangements
Tor the funeral have not Vet been
completed The body IL at Fred Col
LOFTS undertaking room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

oring TO take the knife away from
Garcia and that the cutting wa ac-
cidental The preliminary hearing wili
be held tomorrow morning hetore
Justice of the Peace Mcclellan Bal-
tazaria was released on q $1,000 bond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
Arrested on
Charge of Assault

Pacifico Ba%ltazaria was arrested last
night on the charge of assault with a
deadly weapon IN connection with an
alleged cutting -crNpe ~ the White
House saloon Justo Garcia had Bal
tazarla arrested lie told "authoritl"s
h." was stabbed by B%alinNirin.
The lattcr claims that he was cndcnV-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

Itch Itch, ltch-Seratch' scratch
Scratch The more you scratch, the
worse the itch Try Doan's Ointment
For eczema. any skin itching. coo box
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

Funeral services for Mrs. /. II pa
Ms. who died here several days ago
after a short Illness. were held az .
o'clock this afternoon ~ Strong's
BROTHERS chapel The Rev. \ =.
Wedge officiatrd The burial was AZ
FairNiew cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

lose Duran died Yesterday morning
AZ his home In AtriscO from pneu-
monia Funeral services win be held
tomorrow morning In Atrisco. burial
will be in AtriSco cemetery Fred
Crollott will be in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
RIn CROss nALL

, RED CROSS BALL I
Iiks' bail isrpu. y y. m.. ITi-
la, evening september 20.
admission $500 per CUuplr. I
B Tickets nov on sale ~ Mat-Dn'-,
, StiSng's Book story, Els club.
b and He'd Cross Headquarters,
. Chamber of Commerce building.
Colombo orchestra OF SIX
B piesps will furnish the music.
, The arrangements are Ia the
B hands of John CarBcs aud Tau
, renee Ioyltt. and the proceeds
B go cntir,l, Ia the it.st ttOss.
B tsc entrance to hall % on
B west side OF building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

Hti q.
Help Wanted More workers
are needed IN the gauz. and
garment, rooms Of the Red
Cross. In the Chamber Of Com
merce building The super
visor Of the work rooms has
sent out an :. O : call We
women Of albuquerque. iTs
strictly up to sou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17
OHHicers' Training
School Establish I'D
For the Home c ! ard

An officers training school has
been established by Major G NJ Bar
her. OF the First Now Mexico Home
Guard Battalion, IL was announced
today.
The thirty-two Officers that make
up the battalion will be given IN
%struction In military science every
Monday night. in the armory. inc
arc TO be supplied with the proper
textbooks Great interest " peihh
shown In this Eew plan OF the majors
and all the officers are eNpecteu Y"
avail themselves of the oppoIiuhill
OF becoming trained M the i"''oS
and strategy OF wal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

The Liberty Loan starts septem'
Der IS. Get ready
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-17

"The liberty Loan starts sePtem-
Der IS. Get ready
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

FRODA Sc LEVINE dobre zarize
nJ cukrovinkovy obchod pro
deiem skolnich potreb a grocer
MIN zbozim blize obraZkoveho
divadla v dobrem ceskem Oko
Ii. Odchod k vojsku pricinou
prodeje. Haste Sc V els. 11511
Miles ave. roh E. 116. ul. 9-13
PRIME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trovanf dvou ditek. Haste Sc
{. 5412 Hamm ave. 9-12
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PRoDA Sc Sneb, vymenf "a
mestsky majetek farma o 33
akrech 16 mil cd squaru $
urodou. Adresa: Fernwood
Farm R, F. D. 1, Box 65, Twin
Sburg, Ohio. 9-13
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Roman

Vlla. ClLm, re We mne JeSte
ma nejakou chvfli zivota. Pojd'
blize - pfiloz ucho sve k mym
ustdm, abych tiseji mohla mlu
viii a usetriti sill mych. Zij bla
ze, ma milena Fatmo. Tes bra
ira meho - rekni mu, ze pou
re jedna cast me bytosti odum
rela, ponevadz ty mu zdstanes
a podobnost nase tax znacnou
jest, re by Sc mohlo mysleti, re
isl zemrevsf Feridif. Tes Emilia,
bdi mad MIN, az mne tn vice ne
bude. Poslys, Fatmo = prislib
mi, ze mne uposlechnesw
"Slibuji ii to-" ozvala Sc Fat
ma.
"Nuze tedy - az mne tu vi
ce nebude, al sc u Emilia prvni
zal zmini, .pozvedni svuj "a
vol, vzdor tomu lie to mrav mas
zapovida - Wdyt' nejsme ma
vychode a Murad jakmile wi
mou Will, nebude miti proti to
mu co namitati - a ukaz Emf
lovi svuj obiicej, odloz svlj "a
voj a ukaz Emilovi svou postavu
- on spatri v tobe mdj obraz =
Dude mysleti, re vidi mne pred
sebou aneb spise mas ODE v jed
ne csobe. A poznenahlu bude
te milovati, Fatmo, jako milo
val mne, = a jen to jej muze
zachraniti. HE'D, paklize pro
sbu mou, me posledni prani ne
spinis, obavam Sc, re Sc dopusti
nejakeho zoufaleho cinu. Pri-
sahej mi, ze provedes co cd te-
be pozadovati budu."
"Prisaham til" odvetila Fat
ma placic.
"Neplac," tesla Feridie Sc
stru. ia netrpim = citim, jak
sc ma mne smrt snaSi jako slad
kyspanek. Podej mi svou ruku
mGj milousku!"
"Hlas umirajfci divky stale
vice slabnul.
He'd, buh jest dobry," po-
kracovala, ION propujcil nam o
bema stejne rysy -ja budu Ii
ii dale v tobe. Budes sc tesiti pri
chylnosti, kterou ku mne choval
bratr ziskas 81 lasky Emilovy.
Tato laska zcela prirozene pre-
jde ma tebe, ponevadz tive oci,
TIVE rty, TIVE pohIedy a tvuj u
sElev jsou zcela totozny S one
ma ubohe, ztracene Feridie. Iii
blaze, Fatmo = ma shledanou,
drama sestro! Popros Emilia a
meho bratra, vsechny kdoz mne
miluji, aby prisli - citim, ze
zivota meho jest ma male!"
F'atma sla a zavolala Mura-
da i otsatni venku cekajici.
Okolo loze umirajici shromaz
dill Sc mlcky Emil, Murad, Fat
ma a Andrea, zatim co Azep,
siuha Muradlv a ostatni sluzeb
nictvo domu muzi zeny ma re
mi lezely, malice sepnute ruce
pred sebe ma tazeny a placice i
stkajice.
Emil, ackoliv byl priserne Isl
naiym, byl prece jedinym, jenz
zdal Sc byti schopnym napnu
tim neobycejne silly udrzeti Sc
vzpfimenym. Uchopil Sc ruky
Feridie a pocital tepot tepny.
Pccet tepu stale Sc zmensova.
Polozil meme ruku k srdci mia
de divky, k uslechtilemu tomu
srdci, jez bylo pouze pro nej.
Z pocatku necitil jiz niceho,
pax ale, jako by pod dotknutim
ruky milovaneho muze bylo
znovu ozivlo, opet Sc ozvalo.
Divka naposledy otevrela o
ci, pokusila Sc jeste jednou o Il
smev, nabyla vsak s to tax uci
niti.
Posledni okamzik nadesel.
Emil sklesl ma kolena.
Feridie 81 toho nepovsimnu-
ia.
! "Zijte blaze, moji pratele"
yydechla. "Mluji te, Enlile Ne
Mac fax mnOhO -neOdchaZim
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PRODA Sc Iacino perovy wiz
liplne zachovaly, hodici Sc pro
tesarskeho kontraktora, natera
&c neb farmare. Haste sc v {.
3419 E. &C. ul. 9-12
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Drobne
Oznarnky

HLEDA Sc byt neb domek sam
O sobe k pronajmuti v okoii
Kinsman a Miles ave. Haste sc
v {. 1901 Lenacrave ave.
9-11