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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01
Danish Ministry RESIGNS

COPENHAGEN, May 31.-Thc Hoff-
man ministry has resigned, according
to message from Bamberg, Bavaria
1t is expected that a ministry on
broader basis will be formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01

last night decided not to go out. In
deed. the strike has not developed the
strength expected both by its friends
and opponents.
The Soviet-like decree of the Com
mittce of Fifteen exempting certain
classes of labor from the strike call
IS now regarded as a joke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01
$ lag l. Torn
off Official In
WinnipegE1olase
Continued from page l

iNed' with the action of provincial
: authorities in dealing with the strike.
Inc crowd included large number
OF discharged soldiers, but few Of
them wore their uniforms. A MAORI
u appeared to be striking workmcn.
Railway Men Try Negotiation
During the day officials of the rail
way brotherhood were in session at
,empting TO mediate the differences
between the striking metal workers
and their employers No announce
ment Of action taken was made.
Tonight the city was quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01

the most attractive homes entering the contest
will be published in the Sunday Tribune Five
dollars will be paid for each home thus featured.
All plans photographs, etc, OF those falling win
prize VIII be returned free of charge.
AS soon after the closing date of the contest
as practicable the Sunday Tribune will publish
IN its splendid Graphic Section illustrations Of the
three prize-winning homes, the owners Of which
will promptly receive checks for $3.50, $50 and
500, respectively. In addition to this, The Trib-
une will present large American flags to the three
communities in which these most attractive homes
to be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01

>rcctdl Correspondence
TORONTO, Ontario. May 3I.-The
most significant development in the
last twcnty-four hours in Toronto's
labor situation has been the forma
Ton Of an advisory public utilities
council, with which are affiliated gix
'se" ofganizat With an aggregate
membership Of l4.0n0 men nearly half
me Enionsts in Toronto. Il has been
promoted By several of the most mod
crate labor leaders here, and one Of
.'S pr.nc!p pal objects is "to bring about
ny peaceful methods remedy for anv
Grievance"
organization Of the new council an
pears U be move TO prevent q pos
S'Di" ztampede, Of any Of the unions
'sp9e>ented and il indicative Of oppo-
siHcn On the part Of moderate uniorjst
eacefs 70 the Committee Of Fif+een
ae unions III the Public Utilities
|ouhcii cong.itute the decisive factor
IN local labor situation. Each union
animated with the council retains itg
autonomy. and sympathetic strike ac-
no" II not contemplated.
flremen Seek Increase
&As local union Of employees in the
.'y IRE department has taken adyan-
.~ks OF the present situation 10 OBJ
'@ih wage incrcases. a strike u,ti
matnm has been Issued, althouYh the
"'e'nen insisted that their action il
snursiy Independent Of the so-cailed
general strike. Their opportunism In.
H'ws'er, being severely criticized.
Hseessi1fis 10 the strikers ranks to-
~ 10y havs been almost inslgnlncant.
1f"sNesi'y ali the unions which me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01
Distiller's Wealth Seized
Canada Takes Over 81, 100000
Walker Left TO Alien Daughter

TORONTO, May sl.--A judicial or
der was asked to-day by the Secretary
of State for Canada to turn over to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01

There is no entry fee
for this contest, The
form printed opposite
is merely for your con-
venience. Follow it in
entering your home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-01

X7OU are justly proud of your suburban home
4 Tell The New York Tribune why-and per-
haps win cash award.
The Tribune wants to know which suburban
communities around New York have the most at
tractive, reasonably priced houses. For this infor
nation The Tribune is willing to pay $500 in cash
awards. The contest will be closed on July u.s.
The conditions of the contest are extremely
simple and easy to comply with. They are given
in detail below
The judges of this contest will be announced
by The Tribune at later date
Each week photographs and plans of one of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
GRADUATED AT STATION.

The largest class ever graduated
from the Stayton High school received
their diplomas at the school auditorium
last night. There were twenty.one
young people in the class, all Of Stay
ton. The list Of graduates is as fol.
lows: Caryl Ruble, Leona Sander, jose
phine Lambrecht, Cecilia Mielke, Mar
garet Schaefer, Ruth Roy, Mona Ful-
ton, Meryl Mulkep, Gladys Hamman,
Eva Mcclellan, Beryl Mclaughlin,
Marion Alexander, Rose Hottinger.
Lynn Neal, Carl Ruhle, Lawrence Mul.
key, Lewis Kearns, Leo Weir, Roy Fol
lis, Edwin Keech and Edward Warren.
Those who received scholarships are
as follows:
Willamette University Scholarship
awarded to Beryl McIsaghlan, Roy
Follis, alternate. The Conference Col.
lege Scholarship, giving the privilege
Of attending Albany, Philomath, Ne
Minnville or Pacific Colleges, or the
Pacific University, awarded TO Leona
sandner; Ruth Roy alternate-Mail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
WooDBURN HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES LARGE GLASS

Sunday night, at the gymnasium, In
the presence Of a large attendance Of
citizens, the class, headed by their be-
loved superintendent W. J. Mishler,
ministers and speaker Of the evening
marched in to the pino accompaniment
played BY Miss Clair. The stage was
beautificd with ferns and other green's
The audience sang "star Spankgied
Tanner, invocation was BY Rev 0.
|C. Weller. scripiural reading by Rev.
&c. I. DARK, & quartet consisting Of
Aezsrs Dark, I4andon, Bruno and John
soa sang and was applauded, and then
Snpt. Mishler introduced DR.. Daniel "
Poling Of Corvallis, who delivered one
Of the best haeealaureatc addresses
ever heard in this city. He had been
ssayer there" and spoke af the Am.
eriean idea, ideals and principles the
great lessons learned from wars, the
just cause OF peace, and how necessary
essre cooperation and determination in
the reconstruction. Il was a great ad.
dress and brought forth rounds Of ap-
plause. Another selection = the quar-
tet and benedietiou hy Rev. Weller
concluded the program Of the evening.
Monday night a junior anior ban.
aHes was served In he Aasaaet room.
Tuesday a class party ms h,ls. ~
lay there will be . pienie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
HUBBARD NEWS.

White school closed last Friday after
"a good year. Miss Beardslcy, under
whose supervision the school has made
such splendid progress, has signed up
for next year.
Charley viii had expected to be
home for a while in short time, but
It seems he has made such good man
for the signal corps that the higher.
ups will not accept his captain y rec.
ommendation for the discharge Charley
is trying for.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Palmer received
telegram Tuesday from their son,
Carl, saying he had arrived in the U.
5. safe and we'll and stationed at
camp Mills. Here's hoping he can ar.
rive in the old home town in a couple
OF weeks.
Al. Chapman of Byron, Wash,
spent the week in Hubbard with friends
spending Tuesday with John Stauffer.
Mr. Chapman said his father, L. W.
Chapman, formerly Of Hubbard, now
located at Morton, Wash. is enjoying
better health than for some time
May 18th four Of the sth grade pu.
pills took the examination before the
close of school and word was received
Thursday they were successful, though
some that took the examination In
failed TO pass. Those taking
the sth grade exams wers: vesta Sehol,
Henry Calhster Floyd Kinzer and
Helen Frey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Overton returned
70 Hubbard Sunday morning from TuF-
lock, Calf, and are planning to build
and continue their sojourn here. Their
Tarloek property was handled TO good
advantage and having resided in Hub.
bar and appreciating the unexcelled
climate OF Oregon, returned to improve
their property here. Glad to see them
retafn.-Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

naturally were from adjoining stare,
but New York sent a large number and
the coastal states of the Pacific were
well represented. w. Ballot, hacker Of
Thomas and owner Of the Ballot cars,
came over from Paris and brought a
few friends and enthusiasts with him.
Ballot has invested $4,000 in his
four cars and his returns from the race
could not possibly be more than $38,500,
even If he should take first, second,
third and fourth places. The prize mon
ey is to be divided as follows: First,
$4,000; second, $4,000; third, $1,000;
fourth, sS,50o; fifth, $4,000; sixth, S2,
zoe; seventh, 81 500; eighth, $1,000;
ninth, si 800; and tenth, 81, 400.
The thirty-thrcc drivers were selected
by an elimination contest started May
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Clark Creek:-GOod catches Of ram
bow trout are being made at points near
Elgin. Reached by auto by way Of Ell.
gin.
Pine and Clear Creeks:-Good catches
Of eastern brook trout and rainboNs A.v
being reported at various points along
the stream. Reached by auto or wagon.
MN Creek.--Good catches of rainbow
trout are being made at points between
Cove and Grande Ronde river. RcaeheL
by auto and wagon by way Of Union
and Cove.
Indian Creek:--Good catches Of rain.
bow trout are being made ut points near
Elgin. Reached by auto or wagon by
way Of Elgin.
Bridge creek.-GoOd catches Of noun
tain trout are being reported at various
noints along stream. Reached by auto
by way Of Mitchell.
Bear Creek:--Good catches of noun
train trout are being reported from var
ious points along thes tream. Reached
by auto by way Of Mitchell.
Wallowa County Streams; - Fishing
is reported good on all sreams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
western Oregon.


Rogue River-Fair catches Of troui
are being made just below Grants Pass;
also fair catches Of Chinook on spoon.
Reached by rEilroad and Pacific aigh-
way. River is still high.
Evans Creek-Good catches Of trout
are being made above town Of Rogue
river. Reached by auto or railroad.
South Umpqua River and tributaries
Reached by auto road to Tiller, Oregon.
by way Of Riddle. Streams are clear.
Fish are rising to spoon and fly.
Coffee Creek.-G0od catches Of rain
bow trout are being made at various
points to stream. Reached by auto way
Of Tiller.
Row River.-NO catches reported the
past week. 1t has rained most Of the
week Gad no fishing has been done.
Laying Creek:-Mueh rain during the
week, and no catches reported.
sharps Creek:-No catches reported.
too much rain.
East Umpqua.--Good catches are be-
ing made at Peel: trout. Reached by
auto by way Of Glide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Many cars have no provision aside
from strainer in the tank for keeping
out dirt from the carburetof. Owners Of
snch vehicles win do well 10 fit & trap
in the fuel line. All the big carburetor
makers offer these traps, which are to
he placed in the line near the carhurcior
OF in the bottom Of the tank The trap
catches all the dirt and water and
should be cleaned out regularly once a
NINTH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
RIGOROUS ROAD TEST
CONTINUED on page four)

who specialize on this one thing il is
sure to be done right; whereas If the
owner or his driver attempt to do the
work themselves, serious damage may
result. -
"Close check is being kept on oveTy
truck put into service in this territory
and the uniformity satisfactory reports
indicate that our road tes really makes
certain the dependable quality Of the
ears. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Banker Ed Smith presided and Rep.
resentative Dave Looney. himself ia
nous road booster, was general mana.
ger Of the affair Jim says that as a
result of the trip to jefferson, he is
more in favor of good roads than ev-
er. for the reason that he was delayed
over an hour by almost impossible
muddy roads, and thereby lost grand
dinner, including strawberry shortcake
and real full blooded Guernsey cream
that Mrs. Looney had prepared to put
a good taste in his mouth before the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
THOUSANDS FLOCK
CONTINUED frsm page ons)

viii not be revived until next year. The
race today was expected 70 replace this
snort On The solid foundation Of reawak-
ened public interest. Tie races were
abeadoued during 1917 and 1918 be-
eanse Of the war.
Special trains ard chartered ears ar
rived here on every track iasi nighi and
carly teday. The largest delegations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
MARKET ROADS


day Of June,
"Takc il from me, Marion county
the land Of milk and honey and Loju
and Pheg--is going to redeem herself
On the road question in grand style
next Tuesday, with an overwhelming
vote that is going to compel the rest
Of the state to sit up aud take notice. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Seniors l9ly.
Vera Cutsforth, Jay ]. Wageman,
Jesse Fikan, 0rville Stoner, Clarence
Aline, Nell Gibbons, Lois Clement,
Alice Singletary, Vera Wohlheter,
Daisy Parker, Gertrude Brown, Verne
Jones, Helen Wohlheier, Paul Butter
field, Iayman Moore, Ada Hawley,
ALA Nehl, Margaret Marthaler, Har.
old Goodale, Iauretta Kramer, Ruby
Mckee. .-.Woodburn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
Fishing information.

These bulletins are issued weekly By
The Forest Service and report the fish
ing conditions for streams in End near
the National Forests Of Oregon. These
reports are based on data furnished By
field men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
Bad Roads To Blame For
Good Roads Booster S
Missing Big Berry Feed

"a full house aud unanimous
straw vote for the market road meas.
ufes, is the report that "Jimu Stew
are brought in this morning from the
road rally at jefferson last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

". The starting positions in the rass
were based on the records Of the time
trials.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25

'CTETE!

Ia pficinou odjezdu proda
sc dunn hodici Sc pro dive rodi-
ny, blize Corlett skoly q kary,
jsou tam a pokoje 3 koupelnou
dole a a pokoje a toilet naho-
re, fernes, bridlicova strecha,
elektrika a ban. Zada Sc pouze
$4,000. Dvourodinny novy dunn
V Corlett, 5 pokoju, koupelna
dole a nahore, krasne dekoro-;
vany, 2 fernesy, dvojite porce,,
bfidlicova strecha, tvrde podla
by. Lot 40 pTi 145 strevicich.
Cena $1,000. Hotove $4,000, zby
tex ma mirne splatky. Prinasi
$50 mesicne nahore. Nam vel
ky vyber krasnych urodnych
farem V okoli Ashtabula, kde
Sc zaklada nova ceska osada.
Ceny cd S45 do $65 "a akr i $
budovami. Blizsf sdeli F. j.
Pieman, 1904 Miles Ave. Tel.
Union 859 r.
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DrObne
0znannky
UPOZORNENf

vsem, kteff 81 mini nechat zho
toviti fonografy, re nam ma
sklade vsechny soucastky, ja-
koz cele motory a tonova ra
mena (Tone arm with sound
Box), kterymi mono hrat
vsechny rekordy bez zvlastni-
no pfistroje. Stroje dvoupero-
We Cd $500 vyse, stroje tri-
perove "a $500. Sound Box
a tone arm $3.50, prvotridni.
Opravuji vsechny phonografy
Sc zarukou. OtevTeno tez vecer
a v nedeli, mono tez volati
tel. Harvard, 1922 r. Haste Sc
v els. 1854 Fulton Rd. :?
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"Jsm Frantiska Suchomelo-

va" odvetilo devce.
"Vaseho otce znam," rekl
Petrik. "Je hornikem. Jednou
jsem MIN pracoval tax ev par
te. Ale nevedel jsem, re ma
Suchomel dospelou dceru."
"Slouzila jsem v Praze tri
roxy, cd tech dob, CO jsem wy
stoupila ze skoly," vypravova-
la Frantiska. "Letos ma jare
'jsem prisla domu."
ia jsem Vaclav Petrik," "
pravil. "To jste jeste chodila
do skoly, kdyz ia odesel ma
vojnu."
ITO vas tedy znam," usma-
la Sc Frantiska. "Pracujete ma
move Sachte."
Ivy to vite?" podivil Sc.
"Slouzim u spravc1," vysvet
lovala mu.
ITO asi zkusite u toho Nem-
CO." pravil pohlednuv zalibne
ma svou pruvodkyni.
"Milostpan je brucoun, ale
pan lie hodna," rekla.
"Vite CO, Frantisko?" rekl
najednou. "Dejte mi ty punco-
chy, vezmu vam je ma hui,
spise vam uschnou. Jde Sc spat
ne, kdyz clovek neco nese V ru
CO."
Frantiska svazala puncochy
podvazkem, ale zdrahala sc
dati mu je, namitaiic: "Copak
kdyby mas nekdo potkal?"
"Kdopak by mas potkal? O
statne, videli bychom no z da-
leka. Jen to sem dejte,' pra-
vii.
"Ale Wy take nemate zadnou
ruku prazdnou," rekla Ease o.
ma. "Ponesu vam tedy uzlik."
ITO tak!' zazertoval. "Jsou
Y mem parky a rohliky, abyste
Sc mi do toho dala."
"Ja nejsem mlsna," zasmaIa
sc hlasite a pres to, re Sc zdra
hal, vzala mu uzlik ruky.
On zas prehodil jeji puncochy
pres hill a hui dal ma rameno.
Sli Ease kus cesty, smejice Sc.
proc jste nezustala ma pou
ii u muziky?' zeptal Sc il zas
Petrik.
"Jeste jsem nikdy netancila,
nevim tedy, jestli bych to do
vedla," odvetila, hledic mu S
dsmevem do obliceje.
"Coz to-" pravil. "Tako-
YOU vec uni kazda holka bez
uceni."
a proc Wy jste nezustal?"
zeptala Sc.
"Abych vam pravdu rekl, ia
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aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu.
Roman z dejin dtisku Irska.

meho dobreho stryce. Jest to
Eduard O'Neill, nepritel lordu
a anglicke vlady a bojovnik "a
prava lidu."
Sedmdesatilety kmet vysko-
Gil jako pruzny mladik a spe-
chaje k O'Neillovi dosud veleb
nym obrazem more a nachem
cervanka a zlatem jiz jiz wy
chazejiciho slunce uneSeneho,
chopil Sc pravice jehO a potra-
je il srdecne, mluvil vrouc-
ne:
pane O'Neill, jsem sice sta
! muz a pobytu meho ma zemi
nebude dlouho, avSak rozkaz-
te a starry Dolan opase sc me-
Gem a chopi Sc zarezavele jiz
rucnice a potahne "a vami do
| lejkrvavejsi sece "a svobodu
,lasti!"
O'Neill byl te chvile vice u
Sen nadSenim osmahleho
sedmdesatileteho kmeta, ktery
projevi zpusobem tax vroucim
Ivycediti krev Ia spasu zeme a
svobodu naroda, nez velkole-
pym obrazem pffrodnim.
"Dekuji vam, ctihodny kme-
e "a oddanost vaSik zalezito-
5ti Irska a "a duveru ke mne.
Kdyby mladez nase a muzove
nasi prodchnuti byli touze la
skou k rodne zemi, tou odhod-
anostf, tou obetovnosti jako
~, neslapala by dlouho zelez-
Ia noha zpupnych landlordd
20 siji lidu naSeho. AvSak, je-
ste nenadesla doba poznani, do
oa pomsty a vykoupeni. Lee
doufejme V spravedlnost veci
,asl a cvicme ducha sveho, a.
by stall Sc odhodlanym a vytr-
valym roznecujme v srdcich
nasi mladeze plamenr lasky k
svobode, pravde a pravu a V
mysli muzu ohen pomsty ma u
! tiskovatelich zivme, a pax no.
dina vysvobozeni nalezne mas
pripravene."
Behe mvzletne reci te vzty-
I'll Sc O'Neill do cele vysky sve
patre plamennym OXEN ma O.
braz more a vychazejiciho
slunce S temene pobfezni no.
podobal Sc proroku vestici-
mu vykoupeni. Kmet, stole V
meme ucte jedva tricitileteho
nuze, vzhlizel nan OXEN viry
V lepSi budoucnost, jako MOI
us shlizejici s hory nebo do re
ne zaslibene; kmet predstavo-
val 81 minulost Sc zarodem lep-
81 budoucnosti, jonacky muz
stall zde jako budoucnost vte-
cna, jako vykonany Gin.
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PRoDA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o ctyrech svetnicich, ety.
II loznice, koupelna, fernes, ma
dlazdene ulici, blize Union A
We. velmi LEVINE a ma mirne spla
tky. Blizsi sdeli Stupka a Ra-
eek Realty Co., V ufadovne
Progress, 1853 Broadway. 1928
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Billy CERT
ROMAN.
=.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

ke moe tancit neumim delam
nerad, Gem Sc dobre nevy-
znam," odpovedel, pojednou
zvaznev. "a potom 81 myslim,
re je skoda penez ma takove
hlouposti. Muslin podporovati
rodice, otec ma malou provisi
a jsou donna jeste male deti,
ktere chodi do skoly. Ovsem
dve sestry slouzi We m6ste ale
CO je to vsechno platne, kdyz
bych rad, ably Sc ii mensf chap
ci nemuseli chytiti mad aniciny
jako ja."
FrantiSka divala Sc ma mia
deho muze neobycejnym "a
imem, nespoustejic S neho o.
ka a chvilemi vazne prisved-
|cujic hlavinkou.
Nez dosli 2 otevrene kraji-
ny k lesu, povidali 81 uz tax du
verne, jako by Sc, kdo Vi, jak
'dlouho znali. Potom vedla ce-
sta ctvrt hodiny vysokym le-
sem. Zde bylo krasne. Byl tn
chladek a sv6zi vzduch. take
Sc pekne slo po mekke lesni
ceste porostle mechem. Vaclav
S Frantiskou sli voln6ji, jako
by Sc Jim lesa necht6lo ven
do otevrene krajiny a do slun-
ce. Kdyz les presli, rekl Petfik
."Puncochy mate suche, mohla
byste Sc obouti. Kdyz Sc po-
tom rozbehla, oslovil il: Proc
pax vlastne chvatame? Ma o.
bed uz domu nedojdeme, mu-
zeme tedy iiti pomalu. Della
Sc beztoho horko."
Mate pravdu, pane Petri-
ku," rekla. 'Do vecera domu
dojdeme.'
"Nerikejte mi, pane" rekl
skoro prosebne. "Zadny hor-
mix neni panem."
"a jak vam mann rikati?'
tazala Sc.
"No, jak Sc jmenuji," odve-
til. "Rikejte mi Vaclave, jako
ia vam rikam FrantiSko."
Neodpovedela, ale usmala
Sc ma neho privetive.
Ease chvili Sli vedle sebe "a
brani V zivy rozhovor, potom
objevilo Sc dole V uvalu me-
stecka Nemirov a FrantiSka re
kla: ga chvili jsme donna"
Ale nerekla to hlasem, KITE
y by proZrazoval radost uSle
10 poutnika, spatrivSiho ell sVe
cesty, spiSe Sc zdalo, re to pro
nesla smutne. Take Petrika
zamrzelo, re "a chvili bude
muset opustiti svou spanilou
prGvodkyni.
ITO ia costa ub6hla," rekl.
(PokraGovanil
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Poor, CECHOSLOVACI!

am pro Vas pekne majetky
9 koupi, ma ktere Sc muzete
ed podivat. Mezi Madison a
orer, els. 3447 w. SO ul. mann
m pro dive rodiny o 9ti po-
ojich, lot 40 pri 1876 strevi-
'ch pouze "a $500. Zada Sc
100 hotove, ostatni ma splat-
y. Dale nam pekny dunn "a
ZOO ma w. So ul., els. 3343,
. ONO slozit $500, ostatni ja-
najem. - Moderni diva do
y ma Revin ILL.,, blize Lorain
I've. a w. SO "a $47OO. Hoto-
! $500, ostatni jako najem
':lizsi sdeli j. Smik, 4811
{, lark Ave. S. w. S-29
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DUN pro jednu rodinu ma
+. 135 ul. blize Kinsman, O 6ti
svetnicich, koupelnou, vse
moderne zarizeno. French
doors a V celem dome tvrde
dfivi. Fernes ma plyn a uhli.
Cena pouze $500. Nepropa-
ste tuto prilezitost. Blizsi sde-
Ii j. F. Nejedlik, 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
Q Oc