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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: 1 second hand Ford
touring car $375.00. 1 second hand
Ford liz ton truck with Mater at
tachment $275.00. z passenger six
cylinder Mitchell touring car A MOI
condition 50.O0-Philbrick garage,
Baraboo, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: 2 pigs also 2 good
mich COWS due to freshen in few,
days.-C. L. Haslett. Phone 1903
F-22.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

We arc selling window glass at re-
duced prices. EvENSON'S PHAR-
MACY. :
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: About 3h acres on
East street. Good house and fine land.
William Rounds.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE OR RENT: Good farm
on Sank Prairie.-Telephone 369-W
or address ]. News office, Baraboo,
Wis,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: Pedigree turkey red
winter wheat and pedigree rye
Phone 1633-F21. w. C. Rodewald.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: If your eyes trouble
you try S. e. Kings make of eye
water Address 115 Sixth avenue.
Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE: SO acre farm on Web
ster's Prairie; all under cultivation:
good land and good buildings. Easy
terms.
40 acre farm in Greenfield; good
land, buildings and orchard. Easy
terms.
5 acres and cottage adjoining state
park-Apply J. B. Southland or call
513 r.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-04

Popular Wants.
49,
20 words, one time daIIy, 1Sc.
IS words, one time weekly, ise.
E % words, six times daily, Csc.
= as words. two times weekly, &c.
&c words, three times daily and or
line weeis'y, 2oe.
Larger advertisements or ads 20
amer rinne at propertionate rat
All ada cash In advance.
WANTED: To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. State cash price,
full description. D. F. Bush, Mime
apolis, Mimi. ~
CIDERM ILL will start August Is.
You can bring apples at any time; ]
gallons per bushel; grinding. 4 cents
Der gallon. "The Pines" G. r. futile
Telephone 1913 FLA.
FARM FOR SALE: About 1870 acres
on macadam road III miles from Able
man, 6 miles from Reedsburg. Large
house with modern improvements
Barn 36x60, 24-foot posts above base
ment. Stone silo. Large stone feed
ing she'd Flowing well in barnyard
Price $4,000. II. w. Morley.
FARMS FOR SALE: One of 160
acres. 100 acres under cultivation
good buildings good water. 4 miles
from Kilbourn in Juneau county
Price $4,000. One Of 120 acres. rs
under cultivation, good buildings.
good we'll with windmill and large
tank. This farm is situated 6 miles
from Kilbourn. Price $4,000. Easy
ferms.-Enquire Of J. M. Hubert.
Delton, Wis.
FOR SALE: At bargain price my
80 acre farm, Az miles from Bara
boo ~ mile from school goood build
ings. G.. L. Haslett. Phone 1908 F22.
FOR SALE: 2 pigs also 2 good
milch COWS due to freshen in few
days.-C. L. Haslett. Phone 1903
F-22.
FOR SALE: Seven room house
and acres of land; small barn;
head of Oak street. Will sell reason
ably part down balance on time. En-
uuire at 1413 East street.
WANTED: Would like to hear
from an experienced dressmaker who
would consider partnership in an
up to date shop. Have more work
than I can do alone. Also have fine
location. Address N. News Office.
FOR SALE: Durocs a choice lot
of Spring boars. One son and litter
OF nine about so bushels of winter
wheat for seed. Raymond Cummings
Route 2. Phone 1907 F3.
FOR SALE:
One 1920 International Tractor$38;
One No. 20 Gehl Ensilage Cutter-39E
One No. 16 Gehl Ensilage Cutter zoo
One No IA Rowell Ensilage Cutter
$14O.
All in excellent condition and viii
be sold at less than cost. Enquire
J. A. Martiny. BaraboO.
The undersigned will hold an auc
tion sale on the Charles Powell farm
five miles north of Baraboo. Wednes
day September 10 at One o'clock
machinery stock, grain, hay, corn in
shock will be sold. George Haywood
prop.
FOR SALE: Two used Ford tires
one 80 ks, one 30x312. Good condition
cheap: also inner tubes and good Ford
chains.-114 Eleventh st. Phone SO.
FOR SALE: About 31k acres or
East street. Good house and fine land
William Rounds.
FOR SALE: The Ruggles farm 100
acres 1 mile northwest or courthouse
Good buildings. Inquire of M. Ruggles
corner Park and Nineth avenues
Barahoo, Wis.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-22

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-22
$4,000 ASK MORE PAY
IN SPOKANE, WASH, FOR
POLICE AND FIREMEN

Spokane, Wash.-Proposals for in
creasing the wages of city policemen
and firemen will be voted on at spe-
cial election, called as the result of
petitions signed by $4,000 citizens,
asking more pay for the city's police
and fire forces.
Four alternating wage increase
plans will come before the voters,
including proposal for 25 per cent
increase.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-22

the house merchant marine committee.
The witness is acting director of the
shipping boards bureau of operations.
He said strikes in European and South
American ports are handicapping the
American merchant marine to such
an extent that it is doubtful if profits
can be maintained. "The extremely
high cost of living" was blamed for
this condition.
"a "a "a
Dubuque, Iowa.--A new agreement
has been secured by the recently or
ganized Bakers union.
The work day is 1-2 hours for ma
chine work and 1-2 hours for hand
work. Journeymen will be paid $50
a week and foremen $33. When wom-
en- do the same kind of work as men
they will receive mems rates
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-22
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STRIKES CUT PROFIT.

Washington.-Oth countries have
their strike troubles, according to
John E. Cushing, who testified before
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-22

John A. Neff coming to Ham.
ilton.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
THE HEGIRA BEGINS.

Several groups Of immigrants have
recently arrived at Palestine endur.
ing many hardships in their wander
ings over Europe. Arriving in Pales-
tine, these groups which consisted
mainly of young men handed over to
the Hapoel Hazoir the Jewish flag
which they had carried along during
their tramp across Europe. and
spokesman delivered an address in
which he said "Labor is our life"
This flag which escorted US during our
wanderings which lasted about six
months, this flag around which we
rallied in the name Of work and the
revival of Hebrew culture in Pa.
estine, we now give over to the Hapole
Hazoir, the first to raise the flag Of
labor in Palestine, as we are about
to cultivate its soil.
The Zionist Publicity Department
has received report concerning an
other group Of immigrants to Pales-
tine who arrived on March 2Sth. This
group consists of forty-two persons
who came from Beirut to Jaffa in sail
boats. In this group are included four
merchants, two physicians, and one
scientific agriculturist, the other
members of the group are laborers.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ZIONISM
IN ITALY.

Recent reports from Italy indicate
that the Zionist movement is making
satisfactory progress in that country.
The Zionists Of Italy find a great deal
Of encouragement in the efforts Of
"Pro Israele," the non-Jewish Zion
list organization, which during the en-
tire period of the war has carried on
a highly successful propaganda in
Europe on behalf Of the Jewish home
land in Palestine. The work Of "Prs
Israele" was described in detail about
a year ago in one of the bulletins OF
the Zionist Publicity Department.
Recently "Pro Israele" organized =
monster demonstration in Florence
and in Rome. At the Rome meeting.
the principal speaker was DR.. Arthur
Rosenberg, member Of the Jewish Ma.
tional Council Of Vienna who delivered
a comprehensive lecture on the condi-
ton OF the jews IN Central and East
ern Europe. Among the other speak
ers at this mass meeting were some
Of the leading citizens Of Rome, in
GLIDING Count Giovanni Colona de
Cesara, who was chairman. Greetings
were sent by Minister Luzatti. The
meetings adopted resolutions to tho
effect that the Jewish problem in
Eastern Europe could be solved by the
granting of national autonomy, ana
that the ultimate solution Of the Jew
ish problem as a whole, lies in the re
storation Of Palestine to the Jewish
people.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
THE CUNARD LINE INAUGUR
ATES DIRECT STEAMSHIP
SERVICE BETWEEN AM
ERICA AND PALES.
TINE.

The Cunard line announces through
the American Jewish News a regular
service of two steamships between
America and the Levant with special
stops at Alexandria and Jaffa.
While the uncertain conditions Of
commerce continue, calls will be made
at Palestine only on occasion when
two thousand tons Of freight are ship
ped. The ship will make Alexandria a
port Of call, providing it carries one
thousand tons.
The great steamship company, one
Of the largest in the world, has been
prompt to realize the vast commercial
possibilities that lie in the develop
ment Of Palestine. Moreover, its in
auguration of regular and direct
steamship service will do much to
stimulate an exchange of commodities
between the two countries.
There are countless manufactured
commodities that Palestine is in ur-
gent need of and that America can
supply. Cotton goods, agricultural ma
chinery, gasoline engines and musical
instruments will find ready market
as soon as the wave Of settlement be.
gins to augment.
The very life Of Palestine is i'm,
port and export. Palestinian fruits
and wines are famous all over the
world. In exchange for these goods
there must be imported the manufac-
lures that the colonies need and as yet
have no facilities to produce.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
MANCHESTER GUARDIAN HOLDS
ALLIES RESPONSIBLE FOR
SLAUGHTER.

London: (By I. ]. P. b. The Man
chester Guardian, published an edl-
torial in which the attention of the
English government is called to the
massacre of Jews in Poland and In
the territories now occupied by Kolt-
chek and Denikin.
The Guardian estimates from the
reports received by it that no less than
100000 Jews have been slaughtered
in these territories without a single
word Of protest or reprimand from
any of the great powers. The news
paper addresses the following words
to the government directly:
"The allies cannot deny their res
possibility for these slaughters, be.
cause they supply the weapons and
ammunition to the anti-Bolchevist ar.
mics, which permitted these massa
cres."
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11

diers and the result was a series Of
tortures which put to shame anything
known of the Spanish Inquisition.
The mouths of these merchants
were stuffed up with rags saturated
in salt water. When this did not seem
to bother the merchants much the
rags were pushed down into their
Threats, and kept there until they
tainted. When revived the merchants
were undressed and made to eat grass
together with the horses. This was
only a beginning Of what followed.
Some of the acts perpetrated by tho
Polish upon these poor Jews are 50
disgustingly revolving that they can
not be enumerated in the columns OF
a publication. However, one can i'm
agine the length to which the Polish
soldiers went, from the fact that
many of the Gentle on-lookers faint,
ed, as a result of what they saw. The
inquisition lasted "a hours at
stretch with relays Of soldiers TAX
ing turns at torturing these Jews.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
SPANISH INQUISTTION A CHILD'S
PLAY IN COMPARISON WITH
POLISH BARBARISM. ..

Copenhagen: (By I. J. P. b. Re.
ports Of Polish barbarities which
reached here, show that in comparison
with them, the Spanish Inquisition
was only child's play.
In the village Of Richene, between
varnisn and Shvir, two Jewish mer-
chants were captured by Polish SOL
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-11
PALESTINE COURSE IN UNIvER.
SITY OF LIVERPOOL.

The University Of Liverpool has ar
ranged as part Of its summer course
for series Of lectures on Palestine.
These lectures will deal with the re-
cent development in the Jewish home
land. One Of the subjects is the re-
construction Of Palestine by the Jews.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
MuzzGIrn, I'm
kterfil jsou
nennocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spolenl.

Nezalezl ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pGjdete X jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny isou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam W.
hovuiici splat!Iy.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
vovG, lrevni, kozni, chronicle,
ruzn6 nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez rezani), bola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mand!e,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemOci,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
ITALSKY TISK KRIrISUJE
WILSONA.

Rim, 20. dubna. (Opozdcna
zprava.) Nasledujici uvodnl
clanek V Tribune jest vzoren
,jak italsky tisk pohllzi ma po-
litickoU cinnost amerlckeho
presidena Wilsona "a parizske
mirove konfcrence:
"Jest zbytecno tvoriti 81 ilu
Sc, ami vazne ami trvale. Mic
spravcdliveho ami spravneho
n,elze ocekavati cd parizske M
rove konference, jez jest II
zena 4 ovladana myslenkou a
Will jedineho muze."
Jest muzem, jenz zije We
svet6 pouhych predstav, muz
dobre vulc, ale prllis prostym
pro svet TAX komplikovany ia
ko jest svet starry, muz napro-
sto neznaly evropskych ponoe
ri, ktere teprve :.rpati musi
cas- od casu Cd znalcu - lax
Sc staIo na piiklau 0 otazco
adriatickeho pobrezi, jez sc
tax mocne mas dotyka.'
"Wilson jesv muzem, jenz
nema ami moe zabezpeciti
schvalcni vlastnich idei a jed
mani Americc same, ba ami
We vlastni strane. Pomyslimc
S hruzou, zc zbytecne bylo
mrhano mladOu italskou krv!
nasledkem chybneho pojeti l.
talske historic Wilsonem, jelz
Sc ridi chybnym dobrozdanlm
ruZnych Znalcu.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
REPRODUCE UPRkY.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Velnli cennou sluzbu nasi We
c' prokazuje Czechoslovak Re-
view tim, zc v kazdem elsie
reproduhuje. nekolik vyDra-
nych obrazu nasich nejlepsicn
umelca. l'ubnove cislo prinasi
cpet kraSnou ukazku naseho u.
meni; jsoI to tentokrate ctyii
n.alby Jozi Cprky, malire mo-
ravskych Slovakd - Babicka,
Ma pouti, Poledni odpocinek a
' kostele. Tisice americkych
ctenaru We verejnych knihov-
mach po cele Americe kde Cze
choslovak Review je vylozen,
obdivuje pestre slovacke kro-
je i umeni naSeho mistra.
Obsahove je dubnove cislo
Czechoslovak Review zvlaste
bohato. Situace, jak V Ce-
chach, tax ma Slovensku je ja-
sne popsana v delsich poied-
ranich. Prof. j. j. Kral odbor
~ znalec americkeho minister
stva obchodu, lici financni a
valutovou krisi, ktera zbyla po
starem Rakousku. Dr.. Girsa,
leskoslovensky zastupce We Via
divostoku, kritisuje obojake
.vystupovani spojencu ma Sibi-
il podava svuj MAJOR ma roz-
resent ruske situace. Tomas Ga
rek Jr., popisuje informacni
cinnost prednaskovou vyslance
karla Perglera; k clanku to-
muto je prilozen zdafily cello
strankovy portret tohoto PRIV
niho C"skCslovenskeho dirio-
mata V Americe. Debata 0 an.
;lick6n. menu move republ!ky
ic ukoncena v tOmto elsie po-
jednanim dla. Stybra a dOslo-
vem reiahtora.
Mezi llanky lehciho zanru
nachazime zajimavy popis
zkusenosti ceskych zajatcu ma
Rusi, feuilleton z Ceskosloven-
skeho Denniku o tom, kolik
vlastne je tech nasich bojoVnl
XII na Sibiii, humoristicke W.
Iiceni navstevy novinaru u pre-
sidenta Masaryka pfek!ad
zname ceske pohadky o diva
nacti mesicich.
Jak pro americkou vereJ-
most, tax pro vsechny kraJany
obeznamene anglicinou, ma
Czechoslovak Review velky Wy
znam. Predplatne jest S1.5O
ia rok u vydavatelstvi, 1924 S.
Central Park Ave-, Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
VYHLfDkA MA DOBROU
URODU.

Kansas City, ka,ns. - Dub
novy STAY psenice Kansasu
udava sc oficiclne Ma G9.32 ma
10,75c.000 akrech, vsak ofici-
elni odhad sklizne sc neuda-
va. Die driv6jSich podkladu
nicmene udava Sc 215,0OO.00C
buslu. Pod zarucenou cenou
hodnota sklizne vykazovals
by 475,000.00O. prumer as
$275 Ia hlavu pro cely stat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
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|DALSf KONTRAkTY NA
STAVBU LODI ZRUSENY.

Washington %. dubna. -
Zavazky uradovny ma stavbu
vzducholodi zmenSeny o dalsi
$4,OOO.00O "a tyden ukonceny
dine ). dubna, takze celkove
zruseni a suspendovani kon-
traktu recene uradovny vyka-
zu.ji cd podepsani primerl W.
81 S5OO,079.617.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
NEPRATELE cEsKYCH
REPUBLIKANU.
(Cskoslovenska TiSkova
Kancelar.)


'slovensky ministr narodni o.
brany, Vaclav Klofac vyhle-
dan byl zpravodajem "Venko-
Iva" a pozadan, ably sdelil sve
socialisticke stanovisko X uda
llostem ma Kladne. Tam totiz
konana byla dine 7. brezna
ischuze bolSeviku, ma niz Glen
lNarodniho shromazdeni Stivin
lprohlasil: "Prevrat %. rijna
byl proveden spaln6 Proleta-
riat We svych svobodach jest
lpotlacovAn. Vedeni V Praze je
slabe. AprovisaGni pomery
jsou horst nez "a stareho Ra-
kouska. Dohoda nam posila
misto potravin generally. Vol
, sko organisuje Sc militaristi-
cky. .Vedenl strany e.. j. soc. de
imokraticke) v Praze sklamalo
lSocialisticti ministri mali z Via
dy vy5toupiti.' Jiny bolsevi-
sticky recnik, DIR. Vorel, pra-
ivil: "Ve Wade zaseda pet mi
nistri millionaire. Ministri ne
lbyli jmenovani lidem, nybrz
drem Kramarem. Jest blizka
doba, kdy bude autno prove
sti novy prevrat. Slunce boise
Ivicke, ktere sviti ma Rusi, Ia
sviti brzy V Cechach." Treti
|recnik, Zapotocky, prohlasil: :
Socialiste ministi:i musi z Via
Idly ven. At zkusi burzoasie
|vladnouti sama. TIE vypovi del
Inici praci. Polovicni vlada del
|nicka a burzoasni neni MONA
a pro,o proletariat musi witt
Ivladu do svych rukou. Doba
|prevratu je blizka". Posledni
fecnik vyslovil pc te vyzvu, "a
by ministri Klofac a Svehla j.
hned odstoupili professional
Irroti prolevani krve .d6lnicke
We znemcenem uzemi.
Ministr klofac, ma otazku co
! 0 tom soudi, odpovedel:
Mem mi Znamo, co ma schu
ri Ia Kladne bylo mluveno.
Vim jen to, co uverejneno by
10 V Narodnich Listech. Pral
'bych 81, ably Sc zjistilo, ze ne
ktere vyroky, 0 nichz Sc piSe
ipromluveny nebyly, anebo re
.isou zkomoleny.
kdo Vi, jak tezkym byl "a
pas "a osvobozeni ceskosloven
iskcho naroda a Ia republiku a
kdo Jest informovan, jak rcak-
ce cha Sc vScch stran, ably
nladou repubIiku znicila, ten
Vi take, re dnes musi Sc SOU
sti'editi veskere silly, ably vsi-
chni poctivi cesti demokrate a
irepublikani, abychom vsem ne
bezpecim mohli celiti repu-
bliku definitivne zabezpeciti.
5 chaoSen d vnitfnimi spory
lpocitaji jen nepratele republi-
Ky kdo zmatek V naSe rady
zanaSi nema ceskou vec ma
zreteli.
Postup socialism, nezadrzi
nikdo, ale ii, kteri mali pra-
IVY socialismls ma zreteii. po-
tfebuji predevsim kid. Postup
socialism, zaiist'uje vychovna
ipracc lidu. hlasovaci listek
NSeobecny zmatek znamena
,vseobccny boj, ktery by nejti-
Ic pIatii dGjny lid. protozc pax
ibyla by ochromena veskera
,VEroba a Opatfovani potravin
stale by sc naprosto problema
ticky n.
Tady sdilim pctive stanovi-
sko soudruha Modracka uplne.
Dnes pro mas vsecky ie hlav
aim ukolem dat solidni zakIad
ccicmu hospodarstvi, zajistit
lidu pr;lci opatrit mu potra-
viHu, odev a byt. Tady sociali-
stlckc strany mali pri!ezitost
ukazati sc tvurcimi a tim u
mozni 81 "a novych pomeru
velka vltezstvl pro svou ideu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
POSTOvNf ZPRAVY Z
VLASTI.
Zruseni platnosti cestovnich
past,

prede dnem %. iii
ma 1913 a odevzdani uradum.
Ably pohranicni pasovni kontro
la mohla byti jednotne prova-
'dena v duchu zasad, smerodat
'nych pro pasovni urad v Ces-
koslovenske republice ably
Sc tax zamezilo dalsimu pouzi
|ti cestovnich pasu z drivejsi dc
by - vydanych "a jinych pred
!pokladu a statnich pomerd -
TX cestam do ciziny nebo ci.
ziny do Ceskoslovenske repu-
lbliky, zrusilo ministerstvo vni
ira ,dnem 10. brezna 1919 po-
'cinaje platnosl vsech dosud ne
lproslych cestovnich pasu a j.
'nych cestovnich dokladu do ci
ziny, ktere byly vydany pfede
ldnem %. rijna 1913 byvalymi
Ic. k. rakouskymi, kral, uher-
skymi a c. k. rakousko-uhel
Iskymi 1rady.
Metrak psenice "a $50 K.
Manzelka truhlare Plzni,
Anna Amblerova ucinila ozna
nleni ma rolnika Jana Penkavu
V Hrasicich, ktery il prodal !
metr. cent psenice "a $50 X.
Penize nechtel, musela mu kou
pitt oprate, "a ktere tolik by
la zaplatila. Kdyz pax 81 ste
zovaia, re je 10 mnoho "a me-
tricky cent psenice, prohlasil,
ably il nekupovala, re Prazky
'mu dali "a mi vic.
Prvni n,ensinova mest'anska
skola ma ceskem zapade otevre
na Nyranech. Reditelem u
rtanoven byl Jar. Tesar, red.
obch. odb. sko!y v Linech, zna
my organisator hornickeho
5kolstvi. Mestska samospravni
komise dosahla tim prvni mety
ma ceste k pozdvizeni kulturni
lirovne hornictva a vybudovani
zanedbanho ceskeho Skolstvi
na Stribrsku.
kdyz Sc ket'aska stehuje.-
Ceske Slovo pise dine 20. uno-
ra: Vcera Sc Stehovala ma
Kral. Vinohrady do Manesovy
ulice z BeneSova jista Kamila
Polakova. Ma benesOvskem hej
tmanstvi oznamila, re 81 veze
sebou jenom nepatrne zasoby
sice 3 q bramboru a 120 ky
mouky. Mic jineho. Stehovala
Sc V nabytkovych vozech, KITE
re Sc staly vsak V Praze napad
nymi. V Benesove to ovSem
napadno byti nemohlo! A tax
| Gfcdnici Il uradovny pro poti-
rani valecne lichvy vozy daily
zastavit a prohledli 81 je. Pfi-
mo obrovske SkladiSte zievilC
Sc jejich zraku pTi otevreni
fNeni mozno ami vsechno Wy.
rjmenovati, co 81 tato republi,
kanka sebou vezla! Uvadime
tn toliko vetsi mnozstvi a ST.
Ice: 26 ky masla, II ky husiho
sadla, IA pytlu susenych sve-
sick, bednu kOstkoveho cukru
so ky sody, 1O2 ky mouky, SO
ky mydla, 4 kopy naklada-
nych vajec, plny kufr latek
$50 lahvi ruZnych zavarenin,
As kg zelene "mirove" kavy
pytel ominolu, ryzi, rajska ia.
blicka, hrach, kmin, uhli, atd
Zbozi bylo zjiSteno ma potra
ivinarskeho krecka podano tire
s,ni oznameni. - Zatim co ze.
my a deti deiniku a uredniku
hladovi a mrznou, nestydati Ii
de, jimz vlastni brich a mesec
ijest made vse, vozi potraviny
" nabytkovych vozich. Pripad
Jest typicky a JIG zahodno, ably
,osoby takoveho druhu byly co
,ncjprisneji a prikladne potrc-
stany!
WIFI INK A MA nnRD0II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-30
sHERIrr.s SALE

MIDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS-Be-
tween Peter Shoyboe, Plaintiff. and
Rasmus Hanson, Defendant, Fl, Fla.
for sale of mortgaged premises,
dated April IA. 1919.
BY virtue of the devastated writ.
to me directed and delivered, / will
WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND. NINE
TEEN HUNDRED AND
NINETEEN
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day at the Sheriff's Office, in the City
Of New Brunswick. N. ].
All those certain tracts or parcels of
iarly described. situate. lying n be-
ing in the City OF Perth Amboy, In
the County of Middlesex and State of
New Jersey:
First Tract: Known as lot number
six (6) in Block thirty-ive $3.50 on a
certain map entitled Map of lands OF
the Estate of John Arnold. deceased, at
Hommann and filed In the office of the
Clerk of said County.
Being he same lands and premises
sen by William &. Arnold and wife. by
deed dated September 26. 1900. and re-
cordeded in the Clerks Office of the
said County of Middlesex In Book SIS
of Deeds on pages 554, &c.
Second TRACT: Known as lot num-
Der v go. in Block thirty-iye $3.50
on a certain map. entitled Revised
Arnold, deceased, at Perth Amboy, N.
~ surveyed by c. C Hommann, Esq.
filed in the Clerks ONCE OF said Coun-
Being the same lands and premises
heretofore conveyed TO Rasmus Han
son by william c. Arnold and wife by
deed dated November Z. 1906, n re.
corded in the Clerks Office of sale
county of Middiesex in Book SSS of
Deeds on pages 365. &c.
Together with all and singular the
rights, privileges. hereditaments n
appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining.
CHARLES ANDERSON,
Sheriff.
MORRIS GoLDBERGER,
5000 solicitor.