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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
DEM0P0ULOS RETURNS
TO RESUME BUSINESS
Former Valet Cleaner Who Has Been
in the Service Will Re-engage in
Business More theoretically
Than Ever.

Christ Demopoulos, former manager
Of the Valet Cleaning establishment,
returned yesterday from Fort Des-
Moines, where he was mustered out of
the service. Mr.. Demopoulos has
been in the service for a year, dividing
his time between Camp Dodge and
Fort Riley. where he was connected
with the Medical Corps. Christ is
now a first class nurse, in addition to
being first class tailor and cleaner,
but he gladly gives up his job of nurs-
ing.
81 did all the boosting that l could
for Minot while I was away. I be-
lieve that I told as many as 10000
people that Minot was located in the
Garden spot of the Universe and l
hope that this will induce many to
join us in the best city on earth. The
soldiers from Minot did a great deal
Of boosting for our city which will
have its effect on the future growth
Of the city," he said.
Mr.. Demopoulos is preparing to re-
open the Valet cleaning establish
ment on Third Street Northeast in
the concrete freproof building which
he built and formerly occupied. He
has large amount of modern machin-
cry in the place and brot with him five
expert workmen, dyers, cleaners, etc,
who will be employed by him. He
will call for and deliver clothing and
is prepared to go after the business
and attend to it better than ever. He
deserves good share of the business
and will undoubtedly get it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
]. C. penney CO. WILL
HAVE IDEAL STORE
Well Known J. G. Penney Establish
ment Will Occupy Masonic Temple
Block the First of the Week.

The j. G. Penney Company will begin
the work Of removing their stock into
the Masonic Temple building on Sat
urday night. They will be closed all
day Monday getting the stock in readi
ness for the opening of their hand
some new store Tuesday morning. The
neW~stCre has been beautifully decor
ated and equipped with new fixtures
turnout, making it one of the hand
soonest stores, we believe, in the entire
state. Manager Clapp designed the
fixtures and superintendent the ar
rangement himself, having given
practically his entire attention to the
details since the removal of the Nc
Coy stock which formerly occupied
the building. The fixtures are all ma
hogany, with side walls and ceiling in
Hat white and this with perfect sys-
ten of Brascolite lighting fixtures will
make the store ideal as to it's lighting
arrangement. A commodious rest
room, one which the patrons Of the
store will especially appreciate, has
been partitioned off at the rear of the
store and comfortably furnished. This
is an idea which other stores will be
bound to emulate as it's necessity has
so long been felt by people residing at
"a distance driving into the city and
wishing a secluded place where they
may enjoy the privilege of lavatory,
etc. and rest up from their trip. La
dies Ready to- Wear will be one of the
leading features of this establishments,
the department occupying an immense
balcony nicely furnished with rugs and
easy chairs. A handsome railing will
surround the balcony and clever ar
rangement Of window boxes surmount-
ing this will give a very pleasing eff
feet indeed. The display windows with
an attractive background will give the
entrance decidedly rich and hand
some appearance Many new and nov
ell ideas have been Incorporated i'll the
furnishings of the store, which Man
ager Clapp from sc years experience
in merchandising has found to be both
practicable and efficient, enabling this
institution to give their customers
even better service than formerly, if
that is possible. Manager Clapp is to
be congratulated upon his taste and
foresight in installing one of the hand
omest and most popular stores in the
city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
H. f. WHEELER
COUNTY TAX SUPERVISOR
Prominent Minot Assessor Chosen b.
County Commissioners for an In.
portant New County Position
Created by Legislature.

H. f. Wheeler, for years assessor
of the city Of Minot, received the
appointment Of Tax Supervisor OF
Ward county, for a four year term
salary $4,000 a year, plus travelling
expenses which are not to exceed $500
a year He will begin upon his
duties March 81. Mr.. Wheeler,s Of
fee will be located in room ad!oln-
ing that of the county superintendent
Mr.. Wheeler whose term as city
assessor will not expire until Septem-
Der, may be retained until that time
inasmuch as he has started his work
and is familiar with all city records
He will probably secure an assistant
for the Minot office.
The county tax supervisor IS an
office created by the recent leglslat-
ure and makes it optional with the
commissioners whether they make
such an appointment or not. Prac-
tically every county in the state has
made such an appointment. 1t Is
the duty of the tax supervisor tt
make charts of the entire county ant
acquaint himself with values in al
sections. He has the power CT go
ing over the assessors records ant
equalizing them and it is duty to give
instruction to the assessors. he
must give his entire time to the worl
/, and he will relieve the county auditor
from considerable of his work will
tax records. as. we'll as give attention
to the work which no one has eve
been able to give before. The Law
appears to be a good one and TIL
right kind of an assessor can saw
his salary several times over. Mr.
Wheeler is regarded as one of tn
most competent tax men in the stat
and the commissioners are to be con
! graduated on making this appoint
lnent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20

land Co. and the Grand Forks Tractor Co., with the Mnot
Auto Co.. lnc under combined capital of million three
akng attempted in this part the country It's possibilities
far reaching Each Of these individual has been
wonderfully successful in the and their under
head together with certain Canadian companies already
gained and full operation spells progress of high degree
Plans already under way for large five story add-
ton to the present quarters at Mnot with stories below
the street level and three above The Company the lots
between it's building North to the steel vauct
where the addition will be erected This will give them
frontage covering entire block Ward street with
ncen showroom 100 feet by $50 feet directly Central
Avenue and facing the busiest corner in the city.
The present quarters have been crowded for time
and several temporary hanging galleries have had be
sruced from time to time to house the sixty to seventyve
thousand dollar merchandise and repair stock kept constantly
on hand.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Rig Drive for Signatures Staged.

Big Drive for Signatures Staged. :.
There will be big drive in Mlnot
next Monday, but it will not be drive
for funds. 1t will be drive for sig
natu4 as for the petitions being circu-
lated by those who desire referen,
dunn on a number of measures enacted
by the recent legislature.
Yesterday afternoon some thirty,
five business men met in the city nah
and perfected an organization which
will have charge Of the big drive. wal
ter r. Bond was selected as permanent
chairman for the organization IN the
29th legislative district and the FOL
lowing were elected members OF the
executive committee: r. A. Nestos,
+. C. Upton, w. s. Shaw, j. H. SEQ
field. A. B. Dill, c. D. Aaker, julius
Fauchald, Norman Ellison, Guy Frank
C. A. johnson, G. D. Colcord, Jas. 5.
Milloy, Jas. Witty, p. A. Geer, G. j.
Fisk r. F. Barron, M. R. Porter, VIM
Gerding, C. H. Zehringer, Erick Ram
stad, John J. Lee, Dan Dougherty
VIM. McHugh, Rev. P. w. Erickson
Clarence Vandenoever, Clarence Park
er, William Hallberg, Raymond Gil
lette, William Marsh, w. M. Smart, =
]. Stolt, T. j. Aughinbaugh, Geo. OH
yer, Dell McGihon and John Ehr.
This executive committee will meet
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon in the
CITY hall at 4:3O O'clock for the pur.
nose of planning Mondays drive II
detail. It is planned to have team
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20

composed of several men make a cam
vass of all voters in each precinct in
the city A report will be turned into
the organizations secretary of all who
decline to sign the petitions, together
with the reasons given.
The petitions as circulated call for
a referendum on seven measures
passed by the legislature. For this
$4,000 names will have to be secured
in the state, in accordance with prom
Uses made by Governor Frazier to the
league senators when the measures
were before the state senate. The gov
ernor assured Senators Mees and Wei
ford that any measure carrying an
emergency clause would be referred
if petitions demanding referendum
carried $4,000 signatures. Only 1000
names are required for the referend-
ing of the newspaper bill, Senate Bill
No 1877. which did not carry an emer-
gency clause The petition also aims
at initiating four measures as substi-
tutes for those passed by the legisla-
ture. Ten thousand names are requiI-
ed to initiate measure.
Arrangements have already been
made for having the petitions circulat-
ed in the rural sections of this dis
trict.
Reports gathered to date indicate
that the newspaper bill and education-
al bill do not set we'll with many cleo
tors and will undoubtedly be referred
Just how the work of securing the
names on the other measures is pro-
crossing cannot be learned. Neither
the educational bill or the newspaper
bill are recognized as part Of the
NonpaItisan League program.
Mondays drive in Minot will begir
at $3.50 a. m. and will continue all day
and possibly Tuesday, until the ex.
pected 900 names are fixed to the pc
titions. The personnel of the teams
working in the various wards will be
announced after the meeting of thu
executive committee tomorrow after
moon
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Ryr'ington Matron Surprised

Unbeknown to their honor guest
rarity Of Burlington people invited
Mrs. Joe jacobson to accompanv them
TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
johnson Friday evening, the entire
party driving TO the johnson home in
an enormous sleigh with four horses
attached Ccmprising the marty
were Mr.. and Mrs Joe Jacobson,
NJ. and Mrs. ]. Y. Millar. Mr.. and
Mrs II. \. Kluver. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Conan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey john
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Volkman, Mr.. ana
Ms. ]. II. Werner. NJ. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Miller, Miss Florence Miller and
Alvin Miller. Arriving at the John
son home Mrs. Jacobson was inform
ed as to the true purpose Of the gath
ering-the celebration of her birth
day and then the fun began. A de-
lightful evening was enjoyed, some
dancing, some playing cards, others
singing and taken altogether it was
one Of the most enjoyable Of the
many social events occurring in the
village this season. Refreshments
were served, chief among which was
an immense birthday cake built III
the form of pyramid. H. A. Klu-
Yer in behalf Of the company present
ed Mrs jacobson beautiful cut glass
vase as token of the esteem in
which that most worthy lady is held
j by her neighbors together with the
wish that all might enjoy the cele-
hration Of many more Of these pleas
ant events with the lonored guest as
/ the principal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Chas. w. Olson Visiting in Minot

Chas. w. Olson arrived from San
Francisco, where he has been con-
nected with the Federal Reserve Bank
since 1916, enroute to New York City
and is spending week at the home of
his father, Olaf A. Olson. Mr.. Olson
is now connected with the Mercantile
Bank of America, a new banking or
ganization which will install a line OF
banks in China and South America
Mr.. Olson, who speaks Spanish fluent
ly, will probably go with one CT the
South American banks.
Mr.. Olson spent his boyhood days
in Minot but left this city a good
many years ago. He resided in the
Philippines for fifteen years and Tor
a long time was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Bontoc or Mountain province.
the home of the Filipino head hunters
He was also acting governor OF that
Z Province for two years.
Speaking of the japanese situation
on the western coast, he says that
the Californians are not paying r1uch
attention to it. California, as we
know, enacted law some years ago
prohibiting Japanese from, owning
any real cSIdlc cIltA CASy g. = ~ y
resting on their oars, waiting to sec
what will be done about it. The Japs
are a real menace in the west. They
buy land and form colonies which
gradually become extended. The
white people do not care. to live be-
side them and they bar the japanese
children from their schools. 1t viii
be impossible for the japanese ever
to mix with the white people, either
socially or in business way and they
can never intermarry The South
can handle their race problem better
than the people in the west, for the
Japanese feel that they have strong
government to back them up, while
The negroes have none.
While there has been no change II
our immigration laws, there is a
gentleman's agreement existing be-
tween Japan and the United States
that for the present, efforts will be
made to keep the japanese from com
ing to America. While Japan is put
ting up big buster now about i'm
migration, Mr.. Olson believes tha1
that is being done so the ALLIES vii
permit that country to take over
portion Of China.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Withdraw Restrictions on Sale OF
EQUITY Stock.

Anthony Walton, who is an officer
in the Equity Packing Company at
Fargo, leaves for that point Tuesday
in response to call from the Equity
society for meeting of the State
Union and the Equity Exchange to be
held at Fargo Wednesday, March 26,
when ways and means will be consid-
cred increasing the membership and
greater cooperation established be-
tween the different branches as well
as with the National Society Of Equi-
ty. Mr.. Walton explained the recent
ruling Of the Banking Board with ref
erence to the sale of stock and says
that this ruling arose from techni-
can construction Of the "blue sky
laws and said that the restrictions as
to the. sale OF stock had been with
drawn.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Patriotic Matinee at Lyceum.

Manager Grimmer of the Lyceum
theatre informs the Independent that
on Saturday afternoon they will show
the famous war film Lafayette, We
Are Here" acknowledged to be one of
the best productions ever shown in the
city. Every school pupil will be given
a number with his ticket and tie one
to draw the lucky number will be pre-
sented with Five Dollar book of War
Savings stamps by the management,
following the matinee Saturday after
noon.
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MAY CHARGE X. f. ROB-
ERTS WITH MURDER

x The Independent has just :
>: learned that Arthur Buck, who :
:. was brot back from the state :
+ penitentiary this afternoon, in :
\ all probability will testify :
i against r. E. Roberts, a blind :
< pigger serving time in the Ward :
+ county Jail. 1t is stated that he :
:: will say that Roberts was with :
:: him at the time of the shooting :
:. and that Clark M. Ticknor was
;: not Buck once before testified !
i. in preliminary that Roberts :
:. was with him, but for some rea-
+ son changed his testimony and
:: implicated Ticknor.
+ Roberts in all probability will
:. be charged with murder in tfC
:. first degree, altho the states at
= torney is strengthening his case
< against Ticknor. Some rather :
+ sensational testimony will be
+ sprung tomorrow.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
New Implement House for Minot.

Q. T. Sando, well known Berthold
farmer and real estate man, has taken
over the distributing agency for the
Hart-Parr line of engines and separat-
ors. Mr.. Sando has an announcement
of his line in this issue of theIndepen-
dent. AS yet Mr. Sando has establish
ed no permanent warehouse and show
room for his line but he is diligently
seeking suitable location. The Hart
Parr line is one Of the most popular
lines on the market and Mr.. Sando has
many friends in this locality who are
confident that with the energy and
business acumen characteristic of this
gentleman there is no doubt Of his sue
cess in building up splendid bust
ness as distributing agency for the
Hart Parr line in this city,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Popular Barber is Back

turned from Camp Custer, Mich,
where he was in the army and will
soon resume work in this city. Mr..
Walsh was in the automatic rifle sec
ton, and he learned to shoot the guns
that fire at the rate of 500 rounds a
minute. He was Corporal and COM
pany barber and was buster than the
one armed paperhanger we used to
read about. Lee looks fine and husky
and says he has no kick on army
life.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
SHERIFF IN POSSESSION OF
MINOT DEPARTMENT STORE
Place Closed Wednesday Afternoon
Under Executions Aggregating
$6,0OO-Reported Bankruptcy
PROCEEDINGS to he Filed

The Minot Department Store, 10
Gated in the new jacobson block, and
owned by j. and L. Goldberg, was
closed by Sheriff Scofeld Wednesday
afternoon under executions aggregat-
ing $4,000, as follows:
Wyman, Partridge Co.. 81, 430.52
Freeman Shoe Co., 1,571.59
j. P. Elisberg Co., 1878
Sommers & Co.. $685.
The store is under lock and key
while an inventory is being taken.
Bosard & Twiford, representing the
creditors, are working on the matter
of filing an involuntary petition in
bankruptcy unless the proprietors
should file a voluntary petition.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Car Load of War Records

County Auditor Kennard is busy
packing all Ward County war records
which will be shipped to Washington,
d. C. The records occupy % large
crates. Mckenzie, Williams, Noun
trail. Divide and Burke will ship their
records to Minot and all will be placed
with the Ward county records in q
box car.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20

Col State Cries Big Sale at Harvey
George A. State, well known Minot
auctioneer, cried big sale for @ t..
Jensen at Harvey last Thursday. The
sale amounted to $4,000 and Col.
State kept two clerks, J. J. Reimer
and Emil Iyerson, on the hump.
Horses brot from $500 to $500 team;
grade cows from 500 to S145: hogs
from S3S to SAG: chickens &1.l0 each
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20
Oscar Shirley Seriously Ill.

Ed Shirley was called to Alburquer-
que, N. NJ, the last Of the week by the
serious illness of his brother, Oscar,
who went to New Mexico last fall in
the hope that the dry climate and al
tiude Of that section would be bene-
fetal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Keough Of Foxholm
were in the city Monday attending the
Knights of Columbus initiation.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
IWSSl [tt] WSSl
POMSTA ZARLIVEHO.

We stravovn6 M. Huphrevo-
We, 1888 Webster Ave. bydlel
do vcerejSka lodnik j. Smith
a dnes bydli "a mrizi ma poll
cejni stanici dolennim me
ste. Jest obzalovan z paliGstvi
a bude podroben vyslechu
pred muncipalnim soudem.
Humphreyova udava, re Smith
Sc il kofil a ma nj zarlil. Wee
ra veGer odeSla s n6kolika zna
mymi do divadla, coz Sc Smi-
thovi nelibilo a on il pomstll
prisliboval. A kdyz majitelka
stravOvny z divadla Sc vratila
kuchyn6 byla pusta, vyhofel;t
a jine mistnosti ohnem rovne2
poskozeny. Pozdeji Smith BY
zatcen detektivem Kutinou
pro palicstvi. Nezapira, re O.
hen V kuchyni zalozil, aby po-
mstil Sc kvartyrske, lasku jeho
odmitnuvSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
STAVKA zELEZNICNICH
ZRfZENCU DOSUD Me-
VYHLASENA.

V naSem mGst6 kona sc pfi
tonne Sized d1v6rnikG bratr-
stva zeleznicnich zrizencG. De
legatu "a zdejsiho sjezdu je
asi 500 a hlavnim bodem kon
vencniho programu je moznost
vseobecne stavky ma drahach.
Bratrstvo zada v6tSi vyd6lky a
vladni administrace zeleznic
doufa v arbitraci. Pakli k do
hodnutl nedojde, vSeobecna
stavka strojvedoucic h, topicu a
jinych zeleznicnich zrizenca
bude vyvolana /. prosince.
Zrlzenci V Kansas City jsou ma
stavku jiz pine pripraveni a V
Chicagu Sc vcera proslychalo,
ze strajk byl ustrednim tele-
sem jiz vvhlasen. Hlavni sta
ny zelezniGnich bratrstev jsou
V Clevelandu a zde podob-
mem prohlaseni nevi Sc mic.
Chicazska vcerejsi pov6st o
stavce byla tudiz predcasna.
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WIS., [ttl FWSSl
NEBEZPECNA HRA.

Sedmilety Frant. Tvardik,
2460 zap. 3. ul. nalezl vGera v
ulitce "a domkem svych rodiCtl
plechovou nadobu gasolinem
pachnouci. Hoch cht6l Sc pre-
sv6dcit, bude-li zbytek gasoli-
nu nadob6 horet a vhodil do
plechovky planouci sirku, kite
ratio lehkomvslnost byla W.
buchem nasledovana. Tvardik
"a explose popalen byl We tva
ii a NONE, re pozbude i IRA
ku. V mestske nemocnici, kan
byl brzy pc nehode odvezen,
obavaji Sc, ze ODE jeho oG;
jsou poSkoZeny. Mimo to ma
tezke popaleniny ma prsou, tax
re stav jeho jest kriticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
TWSS TWSS WSSl
ROZMACH ODEVNf FIRMY

Epp's odevni firma, 1914
Woodland Ave. ma sve obchod
nj odbocky zde V elsie 1919
vych. 8. ul. av {. 1893 vych 8.
I'll. blize St. Clair Ave. jakoz
podobne obchodv V Young
stownu a Akronu, kde rovn6z
prodava veSkere potreby pro
pany a jinochy, jako Saty, vrch
nj, i spodni pradlo, kravaty a
podobne zbozi. Ceny jsou lev
ne a n6kter6 zbozi pochazi zc
zasob vojenSkych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
lWSSl It'll WSSl
PROMLUVTE S MAMA.

Jak Sc zbavite "snadno a
rychle" prebytecnych a dora
vajicich deer, dozvite Sc Ultra
V Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave-, kde tamejsi ochotnictvo
sehraje pGsobivou fraSku "Pro
mluvte mama aneb "Zeny
vit6zi mad husary". Je to sice
vojna V miru nekrvava, ale
nebezpeci, abyste 81 smichem
neublizili stava pfece. Wesley
mlady muz sazi Sc O hubicky,
ze provda vSechny sestry sve
zbozhovane, podari Sc mu to,
ale jest polapen potrestan
vlastnim jeden i on musi ma
konec promluviti S mama.
Komicke zapletkv rozmarne
hry jsou neobycejne vtipne
staveny a nemohou Sc minou-
ii cile, pokud jde rozesmani
obecenstva. Ulohy vtipneho
kousku byly nejen peclive roz
dany ale pozorne nastudova-
ny, takze Sc mGzeme tesiti ma
skutecne vesele prozite chvile.
Po predstaveni poradan bude
obvykly tanecni vinek pri So
kolske hudbe. Jak sc dovida-
me chysta take ochotnictvo
ma zapadni strane celou Tadu
predstaveni tax re divadelnf-
mu obecenstvu nikterak sc ne
bude nedostavati zabavy toho-
to druhu.
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DiKUCiNENf.

We vSech mtstskych dobro.
Cinnych ustavech bude den di.
kGtineni oslaven vyzivnym 0.
b6dem. V nemocnicich budou
peCena kurata, We warrensvil.
skem chudobinci rovnez dra.
bea a take V okresnim v6zeni
dostane Sc chovanc1m dobrt
pecinky, PouZe chovanci Y
m6stske pracovne doGkaii sc
obycejne vezenske stravy. Y
kolonii pro tuberkulosni paci
enty bude koncertovat Sun
shine klub.
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PRODAM NEB VYMENfM

dunn peti svetnicich s koupel
nou dole a 5 Svetnic koupel-
nou nahore, elektfina a jin6
zarlzen1. NalGza Sc blize Cor
lett Skoly, prltomn6 je prazd-
ny, an mattel odjel ma farmu.
Podmlnky mirn6. - Prodam
pozemek jeden a til ctvrte a.
kru, ma nemz naleza Sc domek
0 ctyfech svetnicich po pripa-
de Sc vymeni. Naleza Sc bHze
Kinsman Rd. BlizSi sdeli To-
mas Suchy, 2465 f. sc uI. Tel.
Prime 1916 w. 1929