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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Need 1Enechve Merchant
Il Marine.
Bulletin American sh;pbuiIder..

a2 ahgS 8 88 ~ s. Bulletin Ameiean ShiphuHderaE
gs For 90 years the merchant marines Of other countries have prospared
q grown e the expense OF American commerce For 20 years foreign
insurance q been Increasing its surplus swelling Its reserves through
premiums paid O American cargoes and American ships For & years 4
large proportion or the proats' r. American industries have gone overseas
and he fruitso OF American labor have been consumed by aliens In return
uvered. eS8&M@ S@%MI#
In the year before the outbreakvo f the war he foreignera bin against
vs. "a $3.50 0o00a0.s For last year II was probably in excess Of 100000 ooQf
while The custom receipts for the same period were less thahAl third OF thai
q large proportion Of the carrying trade Of other nations, IS well a of It's
own, Great Britain was able before the war o transform ftselffr ron q debtor
nation to a creditor And. according to the, British government ITSELF.
1t will be enabled to regain its oil position this year.
Estimates made for 1920 by the British board of trade Indicate that, while
there will be a probable excess of imports I've exports If s21sooooooo. the
earnings Of shipping alone Will considerably more than OFFSET this. These
innings re put at s24saoooOoo i've times the pre-war amount and
mated at the same figure as last year. s1s5O000oo. and income o foreign
Investments It $4S7O00 900; the receipts from LII sources of Invisible trade
Aggregating $3l15OO0OO0 and converting thu adverse ha, aae OF s21e000O-
n latest available American figures of ~ france n earance OF
tonnage between the w nahons are those for las. AS cnnnniled h " HI Lee
parHnent of commerce. they show that during Il at rear there entered Amer-
can ports from tho United Kingdom with carsoes 80 American vessels. az
gregat.ng 146918 TONS and 4S7 British ships, If 2635466 tons. In the same
year there cleared t-cn the United States for the United Kingdom, ii Anner-
can vesselso II 361,256 tons, and 1911 British ships IF 8399814 n FOR 1913
therefore, out OF a total Of 2421 vesselso Of 11543454 tons. he division was
as follows: = 8 t# @sr@ a# -#e .&E
American British
- 49, 2293
unb II Tons. ..... .5G8174 110352SO
The proportion OF American tonnage a only 46 per cent. While the
snare or this country In the carrying trade between the United States and
Great Britain la undoubtedly increased with he development of hi shfp-
ping boards construction plan. there is little doubt that it is still well below
the United Kingdom figure. %
Ing AWAY prize that in three years would pay the cos of the wr quilt
American merchant marine. That prize is ours if We will place or new
trade fleet in a position where it can fight for the commerce II its own
country. To achieve this it only necessary that W e should exercise u
countries which make it impossible for Americans ships o compete uccess
fully for their share of the worlds trade.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Still Useful,

Mrs. A. had just finished cutting her
f~ve-year-old daughters hair and was
preparing to throw away the clippings
when the youngster asked. Mother,
what are you going to do with the hair
you cut of my head"
"Why, throw it away, Of course"
answered Mrs. A., a tri1e i%mpatiently.
"Why, what made you askT"
ooh. I thought maybe you would
save it to patch fathers WITH" re-
turned the youngster. "It needs It bad
enough"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
cino the Limit.

The ven party was over, and
most Of the guests had gone, so the
story goes. AS n young man took
leave Of the hostess the lady said:
"Tm sorry you found Miss Bicycle a
poor conversationalist."
"Poor conversationalist !" exclaimed
the guest. "She's absolutely the limit
Why the only thing she said to me dur
ing the entlIe evening was NO. and
I had to propose to her to get that
out Of her"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Making the League a clear-cut Issue.
From the New Y,ork World

The Indiana republicans deserve the
credit for heir straight out declaration
against the League OF Nations. They
are willing to make it a clear-cut issue.
ard any symptoms Of ordinary intellec-
tual honesty in American politics arc
doubly to be. welcomed.
Gen. Leonard Wood may have won
the fou delegates-at-large from Indi-
ana, but Senator Hiram Johnson Won
the platform on which the republicans
!! of that state declare our absolute OPP
position to the covenant Of the League
of Nations as submitted by the prest,
dent and fully approve the action. Of
the republicans of the Senate In resdst-
ing It's adoption"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Give Us Mml
From the Bollettino Ordire Figli d'Italia,
italian Ind

IlIdildIls luu.1
The problem of immigration is an ex-
ceptionauy serious one for this country.
The labor shortage which hampers pro-
duction. in the country as well as in
the factories, requires a rapid solution
OF the problem. Thus alone will the
current of immigration again turn to-
wards these shores; a current of active
elements, able to develop and to exploit
the great natural resources many of
which are still unexpected, while other,
are going to ruin. Agriculture partic-
ularly suffers from want of labor.
The whole building of national Amer
lean prosperity threatens to break down
because it's foundations, which consist
of the treasures OF the soil, are weaken
ed.
No illusion is possible. America needs
immigration in order to develop and to
prosper. the more SO because the Amer
lean people are not particularly prolific.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Fame and FANCY.

From the Manchester Eng.) Guardian.
Real life, 1t has been noticed by the
discerning. has a way of creeping up
on the Inventions of authors as soony
as they reach q collected edition, and it
has now crept up on o. Henry. The
story OF how fame came to ME. Minney.
has an tho Incredible and syInfnetri-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Mount Mckinley sinkinn

Mount Mckinley, the Oregon noun
tain. is sinking with the weight Of
ages. Within the last several years,
when the peak shrugged Its rocky
shoulders in earthquakes, the Hottest
mountain in North America has sub
sided at least 500 feet from It's original
altitude of 20,400 feet. Such was the
assertion of Herschel O. Parker, geolo-
5gist and mining engineer, who first
scaled Mount Mckinley in 1912.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10

In China.
The u Is only the sun here,
But every day when he goes to China
He is a celestial dragon. breathing gold
and scarlet,
And the moon here Is only q moon,
But over the pagodas h is a white
phoenix.
And there the stars arc little silver uni
corns with crystal crowns.
The iris are not like our iris, nor the
chrysanthemums like our chrys-
anthmums.
For at dusk. they hide bewitching
mouths behind little fans
And the gardens are filed with the
u Of their shoes;
The willow trees there cover white faces
with their long sleeves
And the fox bride Is pledged in cups of
green Jade.
And we, WI are only lovers here,
But h knows what we might be =
in China!
Elizabeth J. Coatsworth. In Asia
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
He Read the Letter.

"Why did you strike the telegraph
OPERATOR" asked the magistrate of the
man who was summoned for assault,
"WeE. sir, l gives hin. a telegram to-
send to my gal. an hs starts readin.
1t. 70 OF course. p and e;vex him
ene."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Open Bribery.

Jane had Just commenced school.
and the teacher asked her a question
In numbers which she was unable to
answer. She walked up to the teach
er and said in a low voice: IF You
won't ask me that TIL give you some
Of my animal crackers"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10

To insure glistening-white table
linens, use Red Cross Ball Blue In your
laundry. It never disappoints. At all
good grocers, &c.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
One Exemption.

From the Osborne. (Kan.3 Farmer.
Something hasn't gone up since the
war-the Sunday morning church coll
lecti:,ns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
Southern Health Changes.

ri - 80 n ~ - ~ 8 - 4-p
Inc physicians OF Greenville md
washington county, Miss. say disease
Is changing in their section Of the coun-
.fs n The c.s lays they ~.ss busiest "a
the summer and fall.
In those seasons they had to- keen
relays OF horses and the doctors rarely
get 5 hours. continuous sleep. Up early
In the morning and working until lats az
night, they were unable to see all Of the
acutely sick daily. Now they have q
good deal OF leisure at that season. They
have time to go fishing attend medical
meetings, or even. slip away to the sea-
shore or the mountains.
Tn reason? Nearly every plantation
has n or more artesiana wells. and. In
consequence, sayphoid fever has dropped
away down. Occasionally some man
sinks . we'll near his horse lot or his
privy. and he, his family, and his labor
still have typhoid. but that Is the ex-
cepton.
Malarta is disappearing. There arc
FEWER mosquitoes, but what is more im-
portant, more people are curing their
malaria thoroughly rather than taking
q Few doses of chill tonic ito break their
chills" and stopping It at that.
Babies do not die In summer u they
once did. But or the other hand doc
tors are buster now In January and
February than they were in olden times.
The reasonf h II more pneumonia,
bronchitis, influenza and pleurisy. Not
only have these disease failed to do
crease. but they ave actually increased.
Tha wtnter-spring seasons. formerly
slack, are now busy. When I asked Q
question Of them they replied unani-
mously that they were busiest In Feb
ruary. When L asked h older nes
which were the busy seasons Is years
ago. with unanimity and promptness
they answered summer and fall.
A study of the seasonal distribution Of
dises5e in Chicago during 1871 50 1918
bowed h same change. All forms of
summer sickness a greatly declined.
On the other hand winter-spring sick
ness has increased. h increase La due
OF pneumonia ana other acute Infections
of the upper respiratory tract II this
change has occurred In Chicago and in
he south, 1t has probably occurred in
all parts Of the country. The Pacific
slope may be an exception
While typhoid fever Is becoming less
because we are more Clearly in our
habits and customs. malaria, because OF
better drainage and better mosquito con-
troll diarrhoea In babies. because OF
better milk. pneumonia is becoming
worse because Of oul air. bad ventila-
ton. and especially because Of almost
universal neglect Of coughs and coryzas.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10
TREATING HAY FEVER NOW.

Mrs. b. writes: 81 Do you think May
I too early to start with calcium chlor-
fde for hay fever? I want to mend the
roof before 1t rains. as you call It It
did me worlds OF good last year.
"a. I wondered II I should take 1t
each year or pass u up one season?
From not being run down with hay fe-
yer last summer I have gained several
pounds in weight this winter, and never
felt better in my nfe."
Reply.
/ No.
2 Keep on taking it. To save others
TIE trouble Of writing in T will give the
method. Dissolve four ounces of cal
cium chloride crystals in one pint of dis
titled or rain water. Take one teaspoon
full, well diluted, three times a day. Be
gin some tine before he onset of the
season. Some take calcium ~lactate in
place of chloride because 1t tastes bet
ter. This is helpful in hay fever, asth-
ma and other spasmodic disorders.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-10

If you are dissatisfied with your
lot, advertise 1t for sale.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
Hazai Hirek
MEGJARTA POLACSEK

mutatvanyosnak eromiiveszeti mu
tatvanyos bodeja van. Kikialto-
ia egy delutan 6riasi tomeg elott
hirdette, b6de elott egy hatal-
mas lancet cs0rogtetve, hogy bent
van az eromiiveszno es a XII ezzel
| lanccal ugy megkotozi, hogy tiz
percen beliil mem tud kibontakoz-
nj, 1000 korona jutalmat kap.
Egy Persicz Ferenc nevii katona
ICY 0sszekotozte a not, hogy egy
fel6ran beliil sem tudott kibonta
kozni.
Polacsek latva, hogy baj van,
'xijelentette, hogy vege van az elo
ldasnak, a k0z0nseg hazamehet.
Persicz azonban erelyesen k0ve-
+elte az 1000 koronat, a k0z0nseg
IS partjara allott es Polacsek a
Uermina-uti csend6rlaktanyabol
volt kenytelen segitseget kerni.
A k0z0nseg azonban mem tagitott
IS k0vetelte a katona reszere az
1000 koronat, amt vegiil Polacsek
ki is fizetett. A f6kapitanysagon
observation-disclosures cimen indult meg
Polacsek ellen az eljaras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
HAFIZ.


Hosk6 Istvan most a real es-
tatebe fog, ahol tobb alkalma
nyilik bankokkal erintkezni es
iizleteket csinalni. Volt kollegai
sok szerencs5t kivannak neki, an
nal is nikabb, inert erdekelve van
max mem annyira erkolcsileg, mint
inlzabb anyagilag. Exert oriilne-
uek annak, ha Hosko exkollega
'ooldogulna, inert akkor veglege-
sen elintezodne hitelezo es az
ADDS bonyolult Is nehez jogi ker-
desc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
r6l pedig Mailer konzul. A szal-
litmanyt legkozelebb aoveti egy
negyedik is.
LETARToZTAToTT
PENzHAMIsITo BANDA

Kecskemetr6l irjak: Nagystilii
penzhamisit6 banda nyomara ju
tott par nap elott kecskemeti
csendorseg. A forgalomba hozott
hamisitvanyok oily sikerultek vol
tax, hogy bankszakemberek is
alig tudtak egynemely peldany
r6l megllapjitani hamlsitast
A szalak Kisgunmajsara vezettek
es a mniap este sikeriilt is a fo-
bIn0st 10th Matyas faeszterga-
lyos szemelyeben elfogni. 10th
maga vegezte a hamisitast, 3 ke-
szitette hamis belyegzot is. A
vallomas utan a csendorseg letar-
toztatta a penzhamisitot es elfog
ia cinkostarsait is, nevszerint Ju-
hasz- Dora Lukacsot, aki a lebG-
lyegezetlen penzt helhajtotta, to-
vabba Jurics Matet, Rabi Denest
es Juhasz Lajost. Vaamennyit be
szallitottak t0rvenyszek fog
hazaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
Hosko Istvan Hattyudala

nek hagyom a kolteszetet tars-
orszag,aival egyiittesen. In
tezzek ell egymas kozott a ma
six Macy helyi lantossal. On
mex hagyom az osszes helyi
pletykakat, amelyeket oily vi
gan duruzsolnak a fiilekbe az
itteni magyar negyed hazai-
ban. Onnek hagyom az osszes
helyi nagysagolxat es nagysa-
gakat, az osszes egyleti korifeu-
sckat es honmento fofominden-
egyebeket. 0nnek hagyom a
konkurrenciat. Szeressek egy-
mast, mint eddig szerettek es
becsiiljek egymast, mint eddig
becsiiltek. Ha azonban a nagy
szeretet megnyilvanulasai koz-
ben valakinek koponyalekeles-
re lenne sziikssge, avagy seb-
bevarrasokra, ajanlom a Lowen
doktort, aki kiilonos kejjel
varrja ossze az ujsagir6i sebe-
ket.
Onnek hagyom az osszes kri-
tikusaimat es a hitelezoimet.
AZ elobbiek dolgaban jol teszi,
ha vedekezol allaspontra he
lyezEedik Detroit iranyaban,
ahonnan alaposan be fognak
Markolni dolgaiba, AZ utob-
biak dolgaban Youngstown ia
Jan nezzen koriil es ez lebegjen
szemei elott:
K0veteles, ami o. Ke.
Csak egy van, S ez a MI
lSHS
Szeretettel atadom onnek
mindazt a sok rosszakaratot,
melylyel eddig engem voltak
szivesek elhalmozni, mindazt a
sok ketsziniiseget, viperahizel-
gest. kigyoszeretetet, amely
lyel oily gyakran talalkoztunk
az ujsagiras utain. Atadom
onnek a raktaron levo osszes
vicceimet, annal is inkabb,
inert nagyon is rafer, hogy szel-
lemes embernek tartsak. Ebben
tekintetben ugyanis mem lesz
konkurrenciaja, ebben a tekin-
tetben egyeduralomra tehet
szert az akroni magyar hirlap
irodalom mezejen. Ellenben
hatranyban lesz a pletyka te-
rem. E teren mem lehet utol-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
HAROMEZER GALICIAIT
KULDTEk Ell BUDAPEsTR0L

=
Nemregen indult el Budapest
rol a mysodik vasuti szallitmany,
mely nyolcvan vasuti kocsiban
5000 galiciait witt Lengyelorszag-
ba. Nagyresziik onkent jelentke-
zett hazautazasra, t0bbieket
genyszer uton szallitottak haza.
Az elutazasnal beligyminiszte-
rum reszerol megjelent Barkoczy
miniszteri tanacsos, a rend6rseg
reszerol Andreka Karoly f6tana-
csos, Ruszk6 Janos keriileti kapi-
tany, q lengyel konzulatus resze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
HALAL A NoTA MATT

Szegedrol jelentik: Balint Tst-
van es Gal Istvan t0m0rkenyi le-
genyek egyutt mulattak a korcs-
maban, kozben ciganyt hozattak
6s enekslni kezdtek. Id6kozben
betevedt az ivoba Laczko JOSEF
is, aki szinten hupzatni akart a ci-
ganynyal, ezt azonban Gal meg
akadalyozta. A n6ta miatt $40
valtas, maid verekedes tamadt,
valamennyien kest rantottak es a
l1lakodas heveben Laczk6 Gal
[stvant agyonszurta. A gyilkos
legenyt bekisertek az iigyeszseg
foghazaba es statarialis bir0sag
Cog felette itelkezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
MAGYAR $40 A CSEH
NEMZETGYtjLEsEN

A cseh nemzetgyiiles multkori
ilesen egymast ertek a siharos
jelenetek. Mid0n Kretek nemet
oarlamenti szovetseg neveben til
akczott az ellen, hogy Tomasek
,lnok rendreutasitotta Ladgeman
xepviselot es Tomasek fentartotta
4 rendreutasitast, nemetek ezt
lialtottak feleje:
- Ez is szabadsag!
A kovekez6 szonok Kormendy
magyar kepviselo volt, aki ma
gyar nyelven beszelt. Beszed
kozben alland6an hadakoznia KEEL
lett csehekkel, mig a nemetels
alenk tetszessel kisertek beszedet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01

DR.. Hosk6 Istvan, aki huzamo-
sabb ideig tartozkodott Youngs-
townban, ahol sok ismerose van,
az utobbi idoben az Akronban
megjelen6 "Akroni Hirlap'' seer
keszt0je volt.
Ebben a minosegeben rakta-
ron levo vicoeivel szorakoztatta
az olvaso kozonssget, a melynek
minden heten pontosan beszamolt
a "Forgatag Kozepeben" cimii
"Heti Level ben.
A "Hattyudalat" is ebben a
"Heti Levelben' mondja ell, a
melyet mar csak azert is lekoz-
link, hogy olvasoink szorakozza-
nak es hogy meggyozodhessenek
arrol, hogy van egy, de csak
egyetlenegy magyar t ujsagiro
Amerikaban, aki abbol is meg tu-
dott elni, hogy rossz vicceket csi-
malt es szoros ismeretseget k0tott
a kul0nfele bankolikal.
A szobanforgo "Hattyudal'
ICY szoll:
Szerkeszto Ur! Jelentem
alasan, hogy most mar jogero-
sen meg fog tolem szabadulni,
ugy on, mint az olvasokoz0n-
seq. Ez a par sor hattyuda-
lom. Vakaciora megyek seer
keszto ur, vakaciora. Oda
igyekszem, ahol a dollarkak-
max z0ldlombos fenyvesei nyuj
togatjak sudar derekukat es a
hol kommissio his hulamai
nyujtanak enyhet a "leegett
zseb" szenvedeseinek. Uzlet-
embernek megyek szerkeszto
ur! Tisztesseges foglalkozas-
ba kezdek es megkomolyodom.
AZ ujsagiroi palya nem nekem
val6. Ahhoz tulsagos egye-
mes ember vagyok. Olyannyira
egyenes, hogy egyenesen meg
talalom ait a gorbe utat, amely
a sikeres iizletielet labirintusain
biztonsagosan keresztil vezet.
Csak arassa szerkesztO ur to-
vabbra is a baberokat. Mem
fogom megirigyelni mar. Ha
meg lesz szorulva penzecske
dolgaban, akkor meg meg is
veszem a baberjait es megfo-
zetem oket bableyesben. On
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01

erni a konkurrenciat. Csep-
pet Sc legyen meglepetve, ha
nemsokara hallani fogja, hogy
ragalommal illette a sajat jol-
tevoje. Hja a pletykat erteni
kell uram es gyomor is kell
hozza, amely megemessze.
Hat sok szerencset szerkeszto
uram. Koszonom az irantam
eddig tanusitott szives josagat
es AIT a sok eloleget, amelyet
elmeletben adni meltoztatott.
Adjon a teremto onnek sok-sok
dicsoseget, nelsem pedig sok-
sok, nagyon sok zoldhasu dol
larokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
DUNABoL KIFoGoTT
HOLTTEsTEK

Th0k0u k0zseg hataraban ma
ius 27-en ferfi es 29-en moi holt
testet fogtak Xxi a Dunabol. A
holttesteken kiileroszak nyomal
mem latsZottak.
Fadd k0zseg eloljarosaga erte-
sitette a budapest f6kapitanysa-
got ,hogy dombori pusztanal a
Dunab6l egy ismeretlen ferfi holt
testet fogtak XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01

bounds
principles o existence violated
IL I
L BELIEVE
EVOLVED A WHICH BECOME
UTMOST BECOMES
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, If
OPPOSED
IITARIsM IN ALL IT'S FORMS COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAIN
INCREASE
PROBLEM OF THE CoUNTRY NY PLAN Is CoMPUIsoRY AGRI
DUCTON THE THINGS WE EAT WILL CONDITIONS A
SAFE SANE BASIS.
1syear-old
called tor August and that the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-01
Miert fizet hazbet?
Mikor sajat otthona-
ban lakhatik?

$1,000 ezeessel vehet egy 6 soba haza Wallace streeen
nagy teek, minden ieek kifizetve Ara $3,5oo
$500 lefizesse yehe egy ktun6 szobas haza Dewey
avenuen, telek nagysaga 4Ox14O lab. Ara 5000
$4,000 efzeesse vehet egy D szoba eesen modern hazat
Orange streeten Glenwood kozeeben nagy
lex. Ara $6,2OO
Wayne Market kozefben i6 szobas haz
mnden kenyelemme, Macy teek Ara $4,000, ebbol k0ru
belu $1,000 k6szp6nz, t0bb mint rent
Mahonng avcnuehoz kozel j6 szobas haz
nagy teken, 40x140. Ara 81 200 fee keszpenz
avenue-Jo szobas haz uj Macy eek Ara
$3.50, konnyu fizetesi fetetelek.
Wesley avenue-U haz 45x15O nagysagu teken
Ara $4,000, konnyu fizetesi feteeek.
South Brockway szobas modern ha labas
telken, jo garazs Ara 81 900. Konnyu feltetelek
Highland ave-J6 frd6szobaval gaz furnace
vizvezetek cisztena nagy sarok teek j6 ga
razs, nagyszeru vete. Ara $4,000 K6nnyi feltetelek
Olson sreetEgy j6 szobas haz vany gaz furnace
viz es hely frd6szobanak Ara $4,000 K0nny fetetelek
Superior streeJ6 egy szobas cottage nagy
ken Ara $6,OOO konnyu feetelek melett
Audubon Ara csak konnyu
feltetelek
Wydestee avenueJ6 haz tekntetben
MODERN telek iagysaga 40xl52 ab kozel Elm
amoshoz. Ara $4,000.
E meg sok akami hazvetel varos minden
Negy auomob all azok szogaatara akk hazakat meg
jak ekineni. Jojjon hozzank Is kerje Mr. sherff-et
The Youngstown Service Bureau
1918 WICK -EPtLET
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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