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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16

Their voyage was without accident and without unforeseen incident, so far as can be learned It was a straight away, clean-cut flight. achieved in l6 hours and 12 minutes. from Newfoundland to Clifden, Ireland, a distance of more than 1900 miles.
 But the brief and modest descriptions which come from the airmen at Clifden tells of an adventurous and amazingly hazardous enterprise Fog and mists hung over the north Atlantic, and the VickersT TVimy biplane climbed and dove, struggling to extricate herself from the folds of the airplanes worst enemy
 She rose to 11,G00 feet, swooped down almost to the surface of the sea. and at times the two navigators found them selves flying upside down only 10 feet above the water
 Before coming to earth near the Cilfden wireless station Alcock circled the wire less aerials, seeking the best place to reach the earth. But no suitable spot was found, he chanced it in bog
 The wireless staff rushed to the aid of the aviators. They found Brown dazed and Alcock temporarily deafened by the force of the impact. As soon as they were able to be escorted to the wireless station they teegraphed the news to their friends, then had breakfast
 That is the best way to cross the Atlantic said Lieutenant Brown, after he had eaten.
 SETS A NEW RECORD
 The flight of the Vickers-vimy bipiane across the Atlantic was one of three recent notable and daring achievements by armen.
 To Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown goes the. high honor of having made the first nonstop air passage of the Atlantic, the achievement going to the credit of Great Britain.
 The Atlantic had already been spanne1 in an air journey. however the feat hav- ing been performed by American naval officers in the seaplane NC-4, with q stop at the Azores en route from New Foundland to Lisbon. Portugal. the jour ney beginning May IS and ending May 27,
 Less successful, but no less daring than the achievement of the Vickers-Vimy pilot and navigator was the recent flight by two other British airmen, Harry Hawker and Lieutenant Commander Mac kenzie Grieve. On May 19 they covered more than half the distance across the Atlantic before being forced to alight in For nearly week they were given up for lost, but finally turned up safe on board a smal craft which took them almost to Ireland before the news of their dramatic rescue was relayed shore by British destroyer.
 The attempt of Hawker and the sue ,essful flight of Captain Alcock and Lieu tenant Brown were made for a prize or
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water and their combined efforts got him ashore. His 5-year-oId son perished.
 Ferry Wright, boy survivor. un expert swimmer, Ieaped into the river as soon as he saw the boat begin to list. He struck out for the shore with all his speed and Then ran to n nearby point where there were several skiffs tied. He yelled the alarm all the way and mea were quick to answer him and man the boats. It was their prcmptness which kept tine casu- aity list from being even larger, They got to the scene in time to pick up several who were on the point of exhaustion, as well as those who had seized life preserv- CTS or who were hanging on to the upturned boat, which was car ried downstream by the current. A feat of heroism was performed ey lad named EnElebird, who swan about the scene until he round his younger brother, who was a fellow passenger. Discov- erinS him among the strugsIinx victims. he swnm ashore with him and collapsed when he landed.
 The rescue was hastily organ fxed. Every available boat on the rtver was pnt to work recoverinr bodies and at midnight the work was still in progress. Search lights were brought into play and It was thought that all the bodies Will be recovered beeore morning. Every doctor in Tuscaloosa has been called to minister to the sur vivors and members of families and friends of victims, who are overwhelmed by the tragedy. The survivors declare that Captain Antonio acted with the greatest galiantry after the accident, His condition Is said to be serious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
BIG FOUR TO RESUME
 AUSTRIAN DISCUSSION
By Associated Prs.s

Paris, June 15.-(Havas.) )--The council of four will resume on Monday its study of the conditions or peace with Austria and will discuss the terms to be made to The recent note handed in by pr. Karl Renner. the head of the Aus
 an deieEation. The council of foreign ministers is engaged at present in examining the aues- ton of fixing the boundary be- tween Poland and the Jtkr,,n.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
IGERMANY'S ADMISSION
 TO LEAGUE IS FIXED
By Associated Press

Paris, June 15.-Germany's ndm,s- sion to the league of nations is fired for ''the near future.~
 Her admission will enable Germ,, 10 bring up for discussion her eco- homie propositions. Germany will be given four months to submit to the allies proposals dealing with her total indebtedness through reparations and methods for the payment thereof. She may propose merchandise and labor.
 The allies are ready to reply with in two months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
SECRETARY DANIELS COMMENT
President of "HeUo Girls''
 Call off Telephone Strike

Atlantic City, June 15Miss Julia OConnor president of telephone union of America announced today eegrams calling off the strike of telephone the Pacific scheduled for Wednesday, This action brought about by the decision of Postmaster General Bureon Washington yesterday granting the requests made of him b ythe telephone operators.
 Miss OConnor is attending the labor convention here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
WOMEN KILLED
By Associated Prsss

Ell Paso. Texas, June 15.-An un- identified woman was shot and in- stantly killed tonight on the Amer ican side of the border and Amastaco Madrid was wounded in the head by a bullet from the battle in Juarez early tonight. These made six casualties on the American side since the fighting started last night. Madrid is expected to recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
Thirty Are Drowned. Whey, Launch Turns
 urtIe On Warriof.
Pleasure Ride to Tuscaloosa Party Ends i.ss2s3 Dr. rible Catastrophe As Gasoline Boat CarSfevs.
 Victims Mostly Women and Child
By Associated Press


 Tuscaloosa 5-Nineteen persons are known to be drowned while parties aided by powerful searchghts tonight Warrior Tuscaloosa the bodies o 12 others who missing from pleasure of 53, who the afternoon when gasoline launch turned mstream the ufacturing suburb of Holt
 The boat the Mary Francis owned by Sam Aston Tuscaloosa capitalist giving weekly boat rides to the children of the city Aston saved he had ex- hausted himself in the endeavorng save his guests Physicians declared tonight that in serious mental con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
PRESIDENT WILL BE ASKED TO
 INTERVENE EN WIRE STRIKE
Burleson Will Give Orders for Conference Between Telegraph Operators and Companies

Atlantic City, July 15.--Frank Morrison, secretary of the Amer ican Federation of Labor, an- nOunced to national convention delegates here tonight that Post master General BurIeson had promised to give orders which were to result in conferences be- tween representatives of the strik- ing commercial telegraphers of the Western Union and Postal com- panies and representatives of the companies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16

News of the arrival of Alcock and Brown in Ireland spread like wiidfire and caused great jubilation The British aJrmen expressed their delight that
 America having won first hoiiors by an interrupted transoeeanic flight, Great Britain was able to even the score by triumphing in the nonstop passage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16

President Wilson expects to visit Belgium Wednesday or Thursday. Ac- companied by Mrs. Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson, his personal physi- clan. President Wilson will leave Paris Tuesday night by special train, returning to Paris Friday morning.
 Elaborate plans for the entertain ment of President Wilson and his party in Brussels are under way It is expected that while in Belgian President Wilson will be conducted cn short trip through the devastated regions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
Dream of Flying Men Since Day Of Wrights
 Ls Finally Realized
Trip From St. Johns to Clifden, Ireland Completed in 16 Hours, 12 Minutes Amazingly Hazardous Journey Completed
 Without Accident
sx A..s.,.,.s p-...

London June 15.-Capt John Acock and Lieut. Arthur w. Brown, in their Vckers-Vimy landed Cfden Ireland this morning, completing the first nonstop flight the Allan
 tic Their trip from St. John N F. in Is hours 12
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
Germany 10 Be Allolued An
 Army Of 200, 900 Men
BY Assoelatsd Prs,.

Paris June 15Gemany be allowed three This of the been seduousy kept secret
  the mpossibty of adjusting the ovaa 10000 for Germany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
DREAM OF FLYING MEN COMES TRUE

London June 15.The final goal of the ambitions which flying men have ventured to dream the Wright brothers first from the earth heavier realized this morning when two young British officers Capt. John Acock and Lieut. Arthur w. Brown on the Irish coast after the first nonstop flight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
Italian Strike Ended u. Ass..t>s.x n

London. June 15-A wireless dss- patch received from Rome says the general strike has been enasd throughout Italy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16

IIG dVIdCUTS LOUdy.
 The London Daily Malls $500oo prize for the first nonstop flight having fallen to the Vickers-Vimy machine crews of the ether airplanes being assembled here arc aevoting their attention to n aFcontest for the speediest voyage across the ocean. They expect the British air ministry or private enthusiasts to offer speed prizes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
Paris Strike Over nu Aexoc5z<ar Rras.

Paris, Saturday. June 14.-The strike of transport workers was called off tonight and work will be resumed by all companies Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16
PRESIDENT TO LEAVE
 FRANCE IN A WEEK
By Associated Pres.

Paris. June 15.-President Will son probably will remain in Paris only three or four days after his return from Belgium next Friday. He will then embark at a French port for the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-16

St John F. June 15The crossing by Alcock
 rmen here from muang the according
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05
DELEGACE HOSTEM VICE:
. MiNiSTRA sSGDEHARU.
CCsl. Inf: Kanc.)

Toxic, 8. srpna. - Ones o
pull. jedne odpoledne byla ces-'
skoslovenska delegace hostem
vice-ministra Sgideharu V "a
hrade Koyokan V Shiba parku.
vice-ministr usporadal ma po-
cest hosta skvelou hostinu, o.
vsem, vseeko die starych do
brych obyceju japonskych a
vyhradne S japonskymi jidly.
Pc cas- obeda tanecnice pred
vedli "pavouci tanec" a ku
konci hosting mimoradn6 kra-
shy symbolicky tanec, zobra-
zujicf, jak Japonec a Cechoslo
yak v posledni sv6tove vaice
ieden druheho nasela podava
il pravici vfeleho pratelstvi.
Tanecnice pfedvedly tanec ten
) ceskymi a japonskymi pra-
porky. Mezi tim pezdravil de-
Iegaci vice-ministr zahramc-
Mich zalezitosti p. Sgidehara.
zmihuie Sc 0 hrdinskych ci-
lech ceskoslovenske armady
la Sibiri, jejim uzkem pratel-
vi S vojaky japonskymi a pral
.epublice ceskoslovenske tn
lejskvelejsi budoucnost a tez
1yslovil pTani, ably mezi naro-
lem Japonskym a ceskosloven
5kym vzdy zavladaly styky sr-
decne. Ia delegaty V reel fran
couzske odpoved6l ministru pc
slanec F. V. Krejci. Ia ameri-
ckou delegaci Sc ~sucastnili JOS.
Martinez, Joza Yak a Jan
Straka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05
IWSsl WSS WSs
KDYz PIVO NENf PIVEM.

Chicago, Ill.,, 4. srpna. =
Distriktni navladnf Sc vcera
zamestnaval otazkou, muze-li
byt potrestan hostinsky, ktery
prodej praveho pi-
va a We skutecnosti prodava
svym hostum skoro-pivo. Je-
den z vypomocnyeh marsalu,
kteri vySetTuji nezakonny
prodej lihovych napoju, ma
lezl V jednom hostinci napis,
Re je prodavanO prave pivo a
rychle bezel lahvi do vladni
budovy, ably ma hostinskeho
podal zalobu. Nez Sc tax stale,
bylo pivo podrobeno lucebni-
mu zkoumani a tim vySlo ma
levo, re jest to skorO-pivo, kite
re obsahuje pouZe etvrt pro
,enta Thu a vladni 'urady ne
aaji tedy zadne pravo prode.i
;akazati. Vypomocny navlad.
Ii Glass %prohlasil, re nevi G
.adnem federalnim zakonu K
,otrestani hostinskeho. a pc.
nd hoste veri, re jest to pra-
e pivo, nema vlada niceho k
lamitani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05
Billy CERT
ROMAN.
D.
Napsal Bedfich Moravec.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

jake kdyz Sc schazivali ma POI
kraji lesa. At sc ma pocatku|
podzimu honily preprsky POI
krajine nebo pozdeji do zimyl
padal venku snih, Vaclav SCI
del u Suchomelu ma lavici vi
sporaku a drzel Ia ruku Fran,
tiSku sedici vedle neho. Nemo-I
hi 81 ted Size povidati MIC
ponevadz cele odpoledne mel
slovo starry Suchomel, kteryl
znal vypravovati prihody "a
zivota horniku q dob, kdy vi
Nemirove zacalo Sc dolovati a
delnik "a cely den vydelal diva
papirove sestaky. Suchomel tyI
veci povidal, ably naznacil,
jak Sc pomery v malo letech
zmenily a ably pouch mlade-
no soudruha. Co 81 Vaclav s.
| Frantiskou Ia kratke zimni cd
poledne povedeti nemohli, rex
Ii 81 vecer, kdyz Frantiska Cd
chazela ma dbl a Vaclav il do.
provazel. Byla vzdycky tina,
| Vaclav mohl i pres namesti We
sti svou Fanynku okolo krku
a Septati il nezna slova primo.
do ouSka. A ma rozlOucenou
mohli il ytisknouti pollock ire
ba zrovna .mezi vraty hlavni-
no dulu = vzdyt nebylo ami
ma krok videti. Vaclav Sc ne
kdy zminil, re je skoda tech
krasnych letnich dnu, ale Fa-
nynka mu neprisvedcila. il Sc
zdala lima krasnejsi, protoze
po tine byl Vaclav smelejSi a
polibil casteji nez tam u lesa,
kde ma ne svitilo jasne letni
slunko a do sladkych hovoru
lasky nekdy drsne vykrikla
sojka nebo zakrakorala vrana,
az Sc oba toho ruSiveho tonu
ulekli. Ale ted V zine nemeii
! Sc echo lekati. Jejich rodice We
He'll o jejich lasce = tax co
Film bylo dale do koho?
TAX zvolna plynula lima.
3yla Nemirove vzdycky smu
ma. Namesti bylo pine snehu,
lemon kolem domu byly vySla
Dane pesiny a mesto cele bylo
Iiako mrtve. Sem tam vybehla
tlektera zenska re staveni, ably
leco nakoupila, jinak nebylo
iiveho cloveka k spatreni. V
Elrcitych dobach dennich OBJ
EVIL Sc vSak prece ma nekolik
ninut cilejSi zivot. Skolni mia
iez ozivila mesto, kdXz pricha
1ela do Skoly nebo z nj odcha-
celia, potion hornici an ceste do
prace a 2 nj. Jenze ted V III
ne Sli hornfci do prace pred Sc
5tou hodinou a to byla jeste
ma. Bylo slySeti jen jejich no.
1or a jen kdo casne vstaval,
nohl ohnem spatriti, jak 81 do
brace chvatajicf swift ma cestu
wynn kahany. Pc Seste vecer-
II Ease sc mesto .osvetlilo, kdyz
;e hornici vraceli 2 prace, a a.
espon ii pfespolni 81 s%vitili, a
~ n6kde Incapable do zaveji.
FAX tomu byvalo V Nemirov6
dfivejSich letech, ale letos
kazdeho dne ozivl hostinec,
lde mel svou mistnost delnic.
ty vzdelavaci spolek. Pracova
o Sc V mem horlive, tax jake
u kazdem spolku. " prvnich
mesicich ~podzimnich zaridila
sc knihovna 2 DART a pine sc
ltetlo. Potion pTislo Sc ma to, ze
l. knihy nenacerpa vzdelanl nl
1do. kdo il nerozumi a re je ia
&c treba ziveho slova. Zacalc
lie S pfednaskami. Prvni pred
IaaSku mel KalbaS, ale protozs
0 predcital, jak to odnekuo
)yl vypsal, malo kdo mu roz
mel a pc prednasce vyznel u
udek celkove, re to mel Kali
)aS moe ucene. ROkovano tedy
kde witt schopne pfednasect
| tn 81 n6kdo vzpomne Ina Il
;itele. Byli V Nemfrov6 ctyri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05

kOvych. Rldlcl ucltel Sc vymiu|
vii ma svdj vysoky vek, ale o.
statni tri prislibili zcela ochot-
ne. Zdalo Sc jim to jaksi povin
nosti, ably napravili u lidi do
spelych, co jejich nesvedomitf
predchddci zanedbali ma vide
lani u deti. Prednasky Sc tedy
konaly kazd enedele, ucitele
Sc stridali a NELL vdecne a POI
!zorne posluchacstvo.
"Tak ucitele Sc uz take
spolcuji s mymi haviri?" rekl
Gelauer, dozvedev Sc o pred
naskach. Kdyz o tom Franiska
povidala Vaclavovi, pripome-
lula, re to spravec rikal nara
mne rozhnevane. "Ucitelum
nem1ze spravce udelati nic,'
minil Petrik, "at' jsou mu pred
naSky who'd nebo me-" /,
Ale brzy i tn objeyil Sc &C.
laueruv vliv. Skola dostavala
cd tezarstva nejake uhli ma III
mu, snad take ucitele osobne
dostavali takovy dar, mimo to
bylo tezarstvo nejvetsimt po-
platnikem V Nemirove, melo
sveho zastupce obecnim w
boru i V mistni Skolni rade a
tax tedy Gelauer promluvil va
zne S Tidicim ucitelem. Rekl
mu nepokryte, re mu neni
who'd, kdyz ucitele michaji Sc
do tech d6lnickych zalezitosti,
vypada to, jakoby Sc u~citelstvo
stavelo ma stranu delnictva pro
ii t~ezafstvu a to re spravci ne
muze byti lhostejnym. Kdyby
PAM ucitele nezustali nestran-
nymi, tezarstvo bylo by nuce-
no nejen odejmouti veskerou
dobrovolnou podporu, ale take
V pTipadech, V nichz by Sc v
mistni skolni rade jednalo o
nejake move opatreni Skolnich
potTeb nebo vyloh ma Skolu te-
zaTstvo jake nejvetsi poplat-
mix zaujalo by V kazde takove
Zalezitosti stanovisko kamita-
We. Ridici rozum6l. Nasledky
rozmluvy spravee S Tidicim u
citelem objevily Sc hnedle. O.
ba starSi ucitele odrekli pred
naSky hned vymlouvajice sc
ma mnozstvi prace a vydrzel
lien poducitel Jedlicka. Byl to
jeste mlady clovek, nadsenec a
idealista, ktery byl presvedcen
re kona dobrou a chvalyhod-
nou vec, kdyz re sveho vide
lani poskytne neceho horni-
kun vzdelani zadostivym.
Konal tedy pfednasky kaz-
de ned6le vybiraje latku, o niz
soudil, re je chapavosti jeho
posluchacstva pristupnou, pra
coval neunavne a rad. Nezu-
stale vsak pfi pouhych predna
Skach, Jedlicka musel pc pred
naSce zodpovidati celou radu
dotazu a to trvalo nekdy dele
nez celia prednaska. Nekdy by
valy dotazy ty obsahu dosti
choulostiveho, kdyz byly ma
, mireny prot horam a Jedlicka
prirozen6 zaujal stanovisko u,
tlacovaneho hornika pro ne.
meckemu t~6zarstvu a obyeejny
linevinny dotaz zmenil Sc pax Y
! cilou debatu, do niz byl bez.
id6ky zatazen i poducitel Jedi
-IGka. Druheho dine Sc vec pre-.
-~trasala V delnicke kolonii, ia.
koz vubec "Vosi hnizdo" bylC
) ohniskem vsech pocinu, ktere
) potion We spolku dochazely
projednani nebo Sc tn objevily
: V podobe dotazd nebo navrhG
A Tenkrate jeSte nebylo socia
nj demokracie, ale jevilo ST
! hnuti mezi delnictvem velkycl
4 zavodu, smerujici k napravt
E stavajicich tehdy pomern. M
to hnuti pohlizelo Sc S obavou
i neb nikdo nemohl tusiti, co b,
4 Sc z neho mohlo v%yvinouti. ale
} kaZdy cekal neco hrozneho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05

jednavani mezi spravcem du-
lu a prednostou STANCE nez ma
stall pravidelny odvoz uhli a
potion tlusty pan prednosta o.
slovil adjunkta St'astneho. ia
rku, pane adjunkt, re jsme to-
mu Gelauerovi ukazali, re je
prot nam malym panem? Co?
"To jsme mu ukazali du-
kladne, pane disponente,' pfi
svedcil St'astny, usmivaje Sc
sibalsky.
V nedeli ma prochaZce ,rekla
FrantiSka Petrikovi:
Pan spravce ted jen stale
hubuje ma vas, VaSicku."
ma proc" usmal Sc Petrik.
"Zpusobil jsem mu ma ctrnact
dni horouci peklo."
Frantiska Sc mic netazala,
kdyz Vaclav mic nevysvetlo-
val. Tusila, re jest v tom ne
jake tajemstvi.
Vecer teze nedele odbyvala
Sc vyborova schuze Sokola a
Nemirovsky mest'anosta, kite
~ byl starostou Sokola, deko-
val vTelymi slovy St'astnemu a
Venhodovi. re Sc tax statecne
uiali utiskovaneho bratra. Cd
initiate veSkere diky, pravil
St'astny vazne: MAN radost,
re Sc nam podaTilo odraziti &c
laueruv utok ma nasi jednotu a
re 81 da podruhe pozor, ably
nam odstrasoval cleny, ale Ia
lezitost tato ma mnohem vaz-
nejSi pozadi. Nasim heslem je
volnost, rovnost, bratrstvi, ale
novy hornicky spolek chce sc
riditi timtez heslem. Bylo ire
ba ukaZati, jak my v~zneSenym
tenn slovum rozumime, re to u
mas nejsou jen plana slova,
nybrz re heslo svoje dokazuje
: me take skutky. Bylo by 81 pra
/. ii, ably novy spolek rozume'
Jim jake my a pax by jiste b.
10 V radach nasi jednoty vice
clenu 2 hornictva a ne jen sa.
motny Petrik."
Bratri provolali St'astneml,
IA dukaz sveho souhlasu hfi
nave: "Nazdar!"
VII.
We svych zakonech vecnt
steina a proto take neuprosn;
priroda, ktera ma zaklade tecl
to svych Zakonu ma .jedne str;
ne nici stare veci, ably ma dru
he strane vytvorila move, zma
rila koneGne nadobro schuzk,y
Vaclava s FrantiSkou. W pc
sledni ned6li v zari zahnal je :
lesa deSt'. v rijnu prvnf nedelt
byla dosti prijemna, re mohl
posedeti V lese, ale "a to pul
dine bylo kratke jake pid' /:
sotva 81 trochu popovidali, u
sc smrakalo. A nasledujici ne
dele rijnove byli takove, re S
milenci pc kratke prochazc.
museli vratit domu a nemohl
81 ami povedeti vsechno, CO
NELL ma srdci.
"Vite co. Vasicku? w ne
budeme chodit venku,' navr
hovala Frantiska. "V nedeli 81
sejdeme vzdycky u mas
"FanouSku, nevim, budou-l
S tim vasi souhlasiti," mini
Vaclav.
ia jsem jiz S naSimi mluv
la" p%ochlubila Sc Frantiska
Podivala Sc ma Vaclava S Ii
smevem a Zacervenala Sc al
pc cello. wM
"Aloni souhlasi?" zeptal 81
Vaclav nedockave.
D6vcc ochotne priSvedcilo
Ia tn radostnou zpravu stlsk
Vaclav milovanemu d6veet
vfclc ruku a hrdost dosud ne
pocit6na naplnila jeho hrud'
Smel d6vGe svoje milOvati
privolenim rodiGu, tedy verej
no. to byla sankce jeho lasky
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
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STEMS BARGAINS
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inal cost. Small payment down.
easy terms. WHY PAY RENT.
THE EDWARD STEIN CO.
100 N. 10th ST. Phone 98
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
sS50--A four room cottage; good To-
cation; one-half cash, balance
6 per cent interest.
$1900-Neat five-room bungalow;
modern except heat; corner lot;
good location; reasonable terms.
$2250-Unusually low price for this
attractive Broom bungalow;
modern except heat; fine loca-
ton; can be handled on a small
cash payment.
$2750-20 acres; good 4-room house;
small family orchard; free
water; terms.
$5O0O-40 acres, all in cultivation;
small house: government water;
will consider auto on first pay
ment.
$10500-S0 acres. all in cultivation; 80
shares paid-up New York water,
balance government; good well;
small family orchard; very reas-
enable terms.
We have some snaps In close lin
and suburban lots.
w. E. PIERCE & CO.,
The Old Reliable
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
We Have the Bargains. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
LIST with High G. Friedman Co.
WALLiNGS' BARGAINS.

WALLINGS' BARGAINS.
40 acres improved; alfalfa, clover and
grain. Terms, at $4,000
so acres fine land; in wheat and alf-
alta; located 8 miles out. Easy
terms, at 5000 per acre.
"a acres in grain, alfalfa and clover:
four-room house, close to town.
Terms, at $500.
100 acres in grain and alfalfa: land
well fenced. Easy terms. Price s125
per acre,
100 acres good land, near town, has
Pioneer water Easy terms, $50 to
Sis per acre.
90 acres improved; part in, alfalfa, has
Pioneer water. Easy terms. Price
$500.
Write or call on
WALLING LAND CO., LTD,
Successors to Walling a. Walling.
Nampa, Idaho.
Estab. 1886. NH