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MOST EXCLUSIVE
part of Old Chevy Chase, Mary
land, less than a square from
Connecticut avenue cars. A very
exceptional home surrounded by
fine trees and shrubbery. In
center of large lot. House has
been recently redecorated and is
ready for
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Large living room, drawing
room, dining room, buffers pan
try and kitchen on main floor ;
six bedrooms on second floor,
with three servants rooms
above. All modern conven-
fences. Large garage. Price,
S17,5OO
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
home on Capitol Hill, close to
the Library and Office buildings.
Ten rooms and two baths. Hot
water heat. Newly papered and
painted. Vacant. "A most de-
sirable house that will sell
quickly. Price, only $500. Rea-
sonable terms can be arranged.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL
home in southeast, containing
six rooms and bath, with large
lot to thirty-foot alley. Wide
front porch, with good lawn.
One of the few remaining vacant
houses in the southeast. Inquire
about this today. Only $4,000.
Easy terms on monthly pay
ment basis.
l SQUARE FROM CHURCH
OF SACRED HEART,
on Park road. A comfortable
and roomy house of ten rooms
Hot-water heat. Beautiful front
lawn and large back yard. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for fine
home. Price, $1O,5OO.
! WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
Incorporated,
o14 Fifteenth Street NV.
Frank. 748S.
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FARMS,


WE HAVE A LARGE DEMAND FOR FARMS
Of all descriptions. particularly small siss
farms In the radius Of twenty miles Of wash
ington. Special farm department, Mr. ]. G.
Clay In charge.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
No. 111STF,
008 New York ave.
Phone Main 5371.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucTIoNEER.

By THOMAS BRADLEY.
iy7-d&ds. exSu Vice President.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs

FUR SALE-AFARTM
FoUR-FAMILY APARTMENT-EACHA APART.
n.ent contains four rooms and bath. individual
hot-water heating plants fine deep lots to 20
foot alley; room for four garages; rent. 1850
per year. Price only S11 500: terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 141O H NV.
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THE ABOVE IS POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT
Of the rain until FRIDAY. THE NINTH DAY
OF JULY, 1920, AT THE SAME PLACE. AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
iyS-2t BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
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2h ACRES; 5-ROOM HOUSE; FRUIT: GROW
ing crops; cellar: porches: excellent ter;
many outbuildings; near electric station. Price,
1000. Other bargains in farms. homes and
acreage. Phone Vienna 12-F-21. c. L. MIL
LER, 0akton. Va. -
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pc w OF A NJ IL Y apartment !;
possession, I'd floor; 1st floor
renting for $50; on heights bet.
18th and 18th; lot 2Ox117; wide
hlley; $1,000. Address Box
II SOD. Star Office. OK
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
Six rooms. bath and sewing room; hardwood
trim: laundry; cement walks; garden ready to
plant: chicken house; room for garage. Come
and see this modern. convenient and comfor-
table bungalow; near cars; one fare; on 35th
ST south of Newton Mount Rainier, Md.
Price and terms right. FRANK NJ. COWARD
and s. A. MELIUS, Owners and Builders. H.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTI0NEER.
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The PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
|eur name are controlled exclusively By NJ.
|IuEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL. SOLD. We give your busi.
'oess perso1I and prompt attention.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Albany Law Students
Again Go on Strike
Glasses Walk Out When Tx.
PEELED Member Returns With
Second Injunction

ALBANY, May 1S.-Clascs at the
Albany Law School will be resumed
tomorrow, it is expected, aftc Ia sec
ond strike OF the entire student body.
Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck, of
Kingston, who. yesterday, granted
counsel for Jacob NJ. Goldenkoff, re-
Gently expelled from the school for al
legged radical utterances, temporary
injunction restraining the school au-
thorities from interfering with Golden
koff's attendance. late to-day ordered
that the injunction should not become
operative until after hearing on Sat
urday.
Representatives of the school upon
whom the injunction was served, ap-
peared late to-day before Justice Has
brouck and gave motive they would file
an application to vacate the injunc-
ton. The justice set Saturday for the
hearing and until then Goldenkoff will
not attempt to attend the school.
Goldenkotf appeared at the school
last week in company with a deputy
sheriff. who served an Injunction
granted by County Judge Mcmillan. Of
Schenectady, restraining the faculty
from denying him instruction. The
students left the schol in a body and
did not return until after the iniunc-
ton had been vacated on technical
grounds by the Appellate Division oe
the Supreme Court When Goldenkoff
reappeared to-day with another iniunc-
tion. the students again walked out.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

in the discovery of compromising docu-
ments, many Of foreign origin, reveal
ing close contact with Entente coun-
tries. The existence Of a. courier serv-
ice between Russia and London was
shown. Charges are made that bombs
have been found in the office of the
Central Zionist committee.
1t is declared 10000 Jewish legion
aries in Palestine N~va pledged SUP
port to the Entente armies through an
agreement with England, aud that
Henry Morgenthau. former American
Ambassador to Turker, visited Poland
last fall rs representative of the
Zionists. 1t is said that on that &C.
casion he urged the Jewish population
to submit to the Polish imperialists.
American Zionists, it is charged, fur
nished financial support to Admiral
Kolchak, while Jewish troops, it is al
legged, were used by England against the
Egyptian Nasionalists and on the Arch
angel and Odessa fronts in Russia.
Reports Of rograms in Soviet Russia
by the Zlonlsts arc cited as part of
their propaganda, 1t is said the Sovio t
government ia not opposed to legitimate
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

final words before his flight from the
hesieged trains in the early afternoon
OF May IA, while pausing momentarily
oefore crowd of terrified civilian
refugees few miles east of San
Marcos. He was accompanied by few
lhtimates and guarded by what tho
special dispatches term "a very small
cavalry force"
The fugitive President crossed the
narrow valley through which the Mexi
can halfway passes, stopped for few
moments to watch the Liberal revolu-
uonary forces occupy the stalled trains.
then disappeared among the mountains.
III is believed that Carranza is head
ing nortneast toward the coast, by way
OF Cofre &c Perote, with the intention
of boarding q steamer at a small mort
and escaping from the country.
Judging from the list of captured
ohlc'ais and generals received Sunday
at the headquarters in Mexico CITY Of
the Liberal revolutionary government.
tew are accompanying Carranza. Among
them are believed to be Luis Cabrera,
Secretary of the Treasury; General
Juan barragan. chief of staff; General
ranclsco Murgula, commander of train
guards; General Francisco Urguizo,
sub secretary OF War. and Ygnacio
iNtiuel AN NDaSSa0OT to the
United States
An inventory Of the funds Of the
national treasury aboard one of the
trains shows great quantity of gold
and silver bars, but comparatively
little mlnted coin. Pastor Ruaix, Sec
rotary OF Agriculture, was in charge of
this train. Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Secretary of the Interior and head of
the Cabinet, is believed to be in hiding.
as he was overheard to say that he
could not stand the hardships of a
horseback flight.
motortruck load of gold coin,
which the Carranza party attempted to
carry off, broke down, the soldiers OBJ
tanning the major part of it.
With more than $500 prisoners al
ready counted it is believed that the
strong and heavily-armed force, which
Carranza took from the capital has
been completely scattered, as hundreds
OF the soldiers fled into the mountains
when the President abandoned the
trains.
Pitiful Stories of Refugees.
Refugees tell pitiful stories If hard
ships and terrors, which began with the
flight from Mexico City May 7, and
which ended in the afternoon of May
Il. Hunger, thirst and bullets added to
the uncertainty Of their fate as the
trains headed into the fast-closing
ranks of the revolutionary troops,
sweeping in from Vera Cruz and the
Puebla Mountains on both sides of the
railway.
Cavalry columns under Generals
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

Camarillo, Guajardo and Gonzales are
pursuing Carranza, but his speedy cap
ture is considered improbable unless
his party is intercepted by opponents
of his regime who have been operating
IN that district for the last five years
Gonzales for Provisional Head
The selection of General Pablo Con
zales for Provisional President of Mex
ico is virtually assured. according to
information obtained by the CORES
pondcnt from an unofficial, though
thoroughly reliable, source 1t was
said canvess of members Of the ma
tlonal Congress now in Mexico, made
by the Gonzales leaders, showed al
most unanimous sentiment in favor
of Gonzales for Provisional President.
General dc la Huerta as head of the
Liberal revolutionary party already
has summoned Congress to meet in
extraordinary session May "a to choose
Provisional President.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Rebels Pursue
C,arranza Into
Hill Strong hold
With Small Escort, Fugi-
i've President Is Located
Near Tetela. in State of
p,ebla: Route Cut OF
penor; He Will Surrender
Over Hundred Government;
officials Who Fled Reach
The Capital Under Guard


Fgas; Tn T'''nsl . " 'N''''2'o oN h"'eo"
WASHINGTON. N5'- -, enustlano
.,s with a small escort. was last
N''.. ..,r Tetela. i'm the State Of
lpesied "'i'
,..D Riuconada, where the revolt
''V'- .,,,,e.nd {be Aecinr hand Nexi-
a0h'S,s ac',,. noIsencrs Of Yesterday re-
tsa : 7,s>s information reached the
qvfSe1i inoasrt,,,ort to-dav
S'"W 80 decision % .urn north
"a -, s.a~, he direct route to Vera
F'ra ,toT 1fovico CITY is believed 10
lT0@ @ In 5,,n to +be rehols' cnttinc
7s'e ,,;.b5raval 70 the eastward II
ei nls y ba1;o1ed .ii'G, herc That Carranza's
70. re, escorT ! sufficient in nun
n'' '@'H na6ro hin, n nroceed eitbor
fe-s -. 70 -, or - Tam6jco and tbat
% .~Ap~." .srd of the fleeing Presi6ant
ne 'eSe staca5 IN tho wountainons
wd oe p7,st1a
eoea'lE =, 0,,-a'r.r5e,.+ ad,;ces fal1a9 -
s'a'e I9f',,,,,, .l, ,.o,,o,,- ,hat Carrang, bod
confirm s'' . wij;inoness tn resign he
eEPlesse,. s,,d snrrerder u - No.
lEeS'1II..rS I.r, 20 r;ret Cbief viii atteron+
leved He'e -.'' ,.,.i ~ rsvoi,'+;o,ns,,
10 ho'u ~. us cantmra
-oTces Tc, go ~ Gnndre6 qovernren+
Mere 'aa3 -'lotS0 ,,Invoe bo guEetnlnen' onn,,1
0Hic'ais ,,.r,a '.~ ,,,5o, be v;tb oJuer
Ianle0 eAc. csr,,sI retnrnad r. sie Nexico
rom 'h5 % 90 ,.d ~ ''q qe ~ neIleo ~
Il'y unoe. 80. DS-' 80 10y Co,arai 9 osa CO
gar'H'e-. s5;o+ol.. 4s-,.,1 a,,o 'o tho a. 1ot-
z&les !'i''ieSt's'.e So iiie Uine ne
IarTSn1a 49, 11o>ino ~, ~ tne
EapoFs sa'u nc rob;o -.JN,oo ~ tn;a prvSS re-
ported l.A' So 81 - ot,'Ie &c ~ ~ $500
larranLa oit-5j -, "i.a ora w tat ttI iS@sts t
DePsltas4;i,;; Is r-are des+rooG hE fo Ime
1eelag ~ rg lt,G'9' s;Iror bniI;nn and ca;n n,e
01' go ~. sa,-araf ro;i,;aa 1919
>mounnng 70 seNelai n''''ion pesos
8e!e !ee9'13Sr oproo, ,af+ +ho atox;
semen s-orJaT fnr on.ra.aro @ ,'entia! uHt;ah
eaplsa! !es,S1 80 3ay ~ 80 go - wn!Cn
's aoO9t ~ int.es noI IN Sm VI MeSico
eity' FROM eh9IT e ne VIII 20 70 oah
JUS Fotosl an, ello am plco' reLurhlhg 70
Aexico Cl.y ,n~ -, tne & osIe aT' anne ann n0uHceo
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Morggenthau Named
As Zionist After
Arrests i'm Russia
Soviets Say Ex-Ambassador
Urged Jewish Popula.
lion i'm Poland to Sub
mil to the ''Imperialis,s''

MOSCOW. May 16 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) (Delayed).-Seventy-fve
delegates and alternates to the All Rus
sian Zionist Congress which met here
in April have been arrested, according
to the extraordinary commission. 1t
was said to-day that the extraordinary
secrecy observed regarding the meeting
and the fact that a large proportion of
those present were not associated with
tins Zionist movement led to the arrests
o. vest;gation, it is alleged, resulted
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

ported under arrest in Moscow or with
the Zionist movement.
Il am not Zionist and never have
been one" he said There most GER
tanly must be some mistake. know
nothing whatever about these people re-
ported to have been arrestcd.o
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
General Fouruier Acquitted

PARIS, May Brigadier General
Fournier, commander of the French
fortress Of Naubeuge at the beginning
Of the war, and six of his subordinates.
courtmartialed for surrendering the
fortress were acquitted to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

Henry Morgenthau, former United
states Ambassador to Turkey, yesterday
ienicd association with Zionists re-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

Zionist activities. but the abuse Of pri-
vileges by that party forced the govern
ment to take drastic action.
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"Namahate Sc pres pills. Coz
kdybyste vazne ochuravela-
Zraky osetrovatelky lpely
stale ma zranenem, ktery bez-
'vVsledne hledel pred sebe.
Lee Ia okamzik musily Sc o.
'h6 vzdaliti, volalat' je povin-
most k jinym nemocnym.
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Nastavala noe.


Ku hlavam loze, la nemz
Pierre Courtial odpocival, bylo
.;Feba postaviti lampu.
OSetrovatelka ucinila TAX
chvejici Sc rukou a ucadila Sc
pax ma loze.
Zdala Sc pohrouzena do hlu
bokych, zadumcivych snu.
Dlouho hledela ma porucika
a prsa jeji Sc mocn4 zvedaIa.
"Boze. vsemohouci'', Septaly
jeji rty, "zachran jei, uzdrav
5ej!"
Druheho dne k desate hodi-
me dostavili Sc diva lekari, ktei'i
Invni definitivne byli Ike sluzb6
" nemocnici ustanoveni, k luz.
ku Courtialovu.
VSimli 81 hned znepokojuii.
ciho, prepadleho vzczfeni mia
de osetrovatelky.
"Chybi YAM neco, slecno?'
tAzal Sc jeden Z nich.
"Nikoliv. panove", odvetil1
Irychle, IMAM jen drcoet migrt
lftl. Stava Sc mi to cast6ji".
r"Jak stravil nemocny noe?
"Dobre. Dala isem mu nekC
.ikrate lex a dnes rano dostaI
take trochu polevky".
"Mluvil V horecce?"
"Jen n6co malo - v6ty bezt
smyslu = spanek je neklid-
ny". Tsr@ss1
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--Zaopatrte ST vstupenky ma
"Roztomilou Barusku" v {.
Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Is.
ledna u D. K. Hocha ma zap.
SO. ul. a pi. korecke ma
Sackett Ave. a u vsech o.
-hotnikI.
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w

Poraneni Pierra Courtiala
Ehylo velice ttzke.
Kdyz jej dopravili do proza
timni ambulance, lekafi jej j.
hned yysetril, ale potfasl stare
stlive hlavou.
Kule vnikla do le5ecni kosti
lnad pravou skrani.
Kdyby byla jen centimctr
hloub projela, byla by smrt O.
hamzite nas,edovala.
Nedalo Sc nyni mic deIati.
Zraneny pozbyl mnoho krye,
"A sc zretelem k irho slabo-
sti bylo velice ncbezpecno,
chtiti kuli okamziku tomto Z
rany vytahovati.
Musilo Sc tedy cckati.
! Pierre dosud nenabyl vGdo-
mi.
4Lekar nekolikratc zpozoro-
val ma jeho tyari cosi Jake IA
chvev slabeho usmevu, ale By
70 jen nasledek chorobnG Gin
nosti lhozku, nikoliv vyjaSnuiI
ciho sc uvedomeni.
JeSte tehoz dine dostavila Sc
prudka horecka.
| Lekaf' naridil ledove obkla-
dy a odeSel, zustaviv raneneho
peel vojaku.
Mel nesmirn6 mnoho pracc
lebot ustavicne byIo no treba
ma bojisti k rychlym obpazum.
Nebylo divu, re plukovni le-
kaz dozadoval Sc usilovnG, ably
anu byla dana k ruce pomoc.
Zadosti teto ostatnG bylo "
chile vyhoveno a taborem Sla
| liz poyest, re 2 Francie bylo
vypraveno ma Madagascar ne
kolik milosrdnych scster a pax
iista DANA, ktera q dobrovoln6
iasky k bliznim odhodlala Sc
pfiimcuti ulohu oScttovatclky
ranenych.
Pierre byl ustavicne pohrou
zen v matozEe, tupe sneni.
Niceho koIem sebe neslyScl,
zJidka kdy sc hnul.
Zrak jeho lpet ustavicn6 na
iednom miste, tvarc hyly zbar
veny zlovestnym rumencem.
Lekar nemohl dati rozkazU
tinJch, ncz ably obklady byly
|znoFa a znova pTikladany.
N3 drIhT den hotovil Sc k
VITA zcni kllle Z rany . zad2l
~ k tomu ucelu 0 piisreni ss6
ho kolegu z iineho oddeleni.
Odchazeic od nemocneho,
nravil ieste:
"Dcjte pozor, snad sc dost:l
Vi icste teto noci dclirium ="
Ncmylil sc.
Jiz k veceru pocai zrancny
poruclk vyrazeti nGktcra ne
Hrozumitelna slova, mczi nimi4
Sc ozvalo nekolikratc imGn9
Johana
Nemccni la ostatnich lozicl'
naslouchali. Nckteli Sc napolo
rozvedl. a vymenovaii pozn;. n
Ky.
| &C 10 asi povida?"
"Kdo pax nau rozlmi; plete
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Sirotkl'ova vina.
ROMAN =
Napsal Paul Rouget Pfelozl A. H.
PAX promluvil ma hlas:

AA P~0btAAS~ ~ AAT -
""'Ti cerni chlapi nj vehnali
kuli do ramona; ostatne to mic
neni, "a tri dny Sc rana zacell!
la celadka nedovede miriti a.
nj do srdce, ami do h.avy".
V tom zaznel hlanol trub.
Vojaci jail Sc shromazd'ova
ii pod velenim stareho poddu-
stojnika.
Utok ma byti obnoven.
VZdor sve rane a zkryavene
uniforme stavf Sc legionar do
|pryni rady. -
Tentokrate jsou Francouzo-
I've We yetsin6 a slibuii nepfate
'um strasnou odplatu.
Ale Howasoye necekaji az K
nf dojde - zanechali sva opev
neni a smahem Sc rozprchli -
Trojbarevna vlaika zahy by
ia vztycena ma jich hradbach.
Ale pod hradbami - hruz-
Inc podivani - lezi nlitvoly vo
haiku ocima vytfestGnyma a
lvXrazem bolestne stazenym,
[lnrtvoly novych obeti, iez 81
[hrozna valka tato vyzadala.
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Prelozil A. H.

recku".sr
".Slysel jsem vyslovit jmeno
EJohana -"
AHA, to blouzni . nejakem
Fsvem romanu ldsky!"
"Jehoz hrdinka ma asi pra-
Emalo nadeje, re sv&ho rytire
f1este uzfi!"
..,Ticho ted'!!" zvolal opatrov
mix, ienz poodeSed, prave Sc
yratil.
Nemocny blouznil V horec-
ce nepfetrzite po ntAolik no.
Gin. Has jeho znel bszy drsne,
brzy Ease JENNIE. Rano prisel
X n6mu lekaf, ably stav ieho
ohledal. Wal jej "a ruku a Sc
znal, re horecky pribylo. Dech
byl tezkg a namahavy.
"Jen zazrak by jel mohl "a
cbraniti" zahutel lekar do YOU
su.
A posunkem prilS zfetel-
Inym dial ostatnlm ma Jcvo svou
beZnadejnost. Zdalo Sc, re Pier
re Courtial je ztracen. Lekar
prohlasil, re .ievi Sc neho am
|nesie, nasledek to ochrnuti
mozku. Pfekona-li horecku, bu
dc moci byt ucin6n pokus k od
lstraneni koule. Snai Sc pax
Idusevni schopnosti op6t vrati.
Vsichni rikali stale ien snad.
Ale mino madam jednoho
| dne horecka polevila q lekar Sc
| odhodlal k vytazeni | ule u ra-
ny. Ia ucelem teto operace ie-
vilo Sc nezbytno, dopraviti ne
4 nocneho do move zr:zene ne
mocnice. Nositka, leky chi
,Hlrgucke nastroie byiy tam jiz
pred tim doneseny.
Dve milosrdn1 sestry mia
da oSetfovatclka, jez z Francie
pfibyla, vykonavaly tam sluz-
pu. Byla temne pleti, mela
lkrasn6 tmave vlasy hlubokt
cerne oci. Billy cepeCek doda.
val .iejimu neznemu, ponekut
! Zadumcivemu obliceji neoby
cejneho pilvabu. Nazyvali il {
,bycejne slecnou Anil a ODE m
losrdne sestry, ktere S nj priby
IL, zdaly Sc il velice vrele ma
klon6ny.
Byla mlada a slicna SC
svou tichou tesklivosti, svol
tdobrotivou peclivosti zjedna
vala 81 nemocnych Timed syn
patie duv6ry.
Nikomu otrlych, iinak hru
bych voiaku nenapadlo, ably ,
jeji pfitomnosti jedineho drs
nehc slova pronesl.
Kdyz Pierre na nositkach dc
Inc mocnice prinesen, chylilo sc
k veceru. Okny vysilalo zapa.
dajici slunce do mistnosti svi
rerave svetlo, kter6 stlalo Do
lst6nach krvaye. reflexy.
! Nemocny sc rozhlizel neur-
titym, zamlZenym zrakem ko-
lem sebc.
| Lckar vysy6tlil mi,osrdnym
SCstram. ktere V tn ehvili byly
pritomny, jeho STAY a kdyz mia
da oSetfovatelka hned na TO
|vstoupila, pravil k III obracen
"Tento pacient, olecno, sve-
ren bude prave vasi ochranc,
Jest to porucik, jcnz hyl nebez
pecne zran6n do hlaYy a pri
n6mz nam nastava ttzka one
race.
Osetfovatellla pristoupila hli-
ze. ale sotr3 pchlcdla ia bic
lsioU, dc podu$ek vnorenou tray
Inemocneho, amenila haryu. Je
! il oCi byly vytreSteny A ruka
ucinlla he2decny pohyb K ce-
~. iako by il nekdo byl zasa
oil ranu.
pstoupila n6koliI krokll
zpet a musila sc opriti 0 pc
last poStele.
"Co YAM chybi, sIecno?" o.
'azala Sc icdna re sester.
mic, sestro - liz to preSio
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-10

MuzzGIln, {
kterri jsou
nernocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spOJenl.

Nezalezi Ma tom, komu Sc
nepodafilo vas vyleciti. chci
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou. dive nez-
Ii pnjdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyletiti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam W.
hovujici splatky..
L6teni: vsechny nemoci ner-
vovc, krevni, kozni. chronicke,
3 rGzne nemoci muzsk6, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine s mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti.
kamenky, {bez rezanD, hola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otrayu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a ysechny muzske
npnlOCI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-10
Doktor F. &. Leslie.

Speciaiista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni a kozni nenoci.
Circdni bod. cd 9 do 8. V nede-
Il od 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
4l3 PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ~ |; |;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-10
cETLI JSTE JIZ NOVY TYDENiK
"CECHOSLOVAK"?
Jc casopis vsnovany arodnim, hospodarskym kul-
iurnim "a jn,1m lieu ceskosicvenskeho.
4 Rediguje JOSEF. MACH.

Fl Rediguje JOSEF. MACH.
"Cechosovak prinaSi Gasova poednan o vSech du-
lezitych otzklch pTehed SouGasnych udaOsti Amerl
ce, stare vlasti cizne, poticke erarn umelel
cke pfehedy, zabamou cast povidky basne humor
anglick6 tldnky. feueton zpravy sovenske mnozsty
GasovIch zpraV oznameni inormac Ciso cita IL str
veikeho formatu.
Predpatne rnk 81. SO, pull roku SIPS Jednot-
Iva cisla po S centech Pise 81 cslo ukazku
Kdo chceS Gst doby list, vysrihni dolejsl kuponok
zasli nam no iako pfihasku odb9rateskou. Predplat
ne rok 50 so pul rolu $125 Do Ceskosloyenska
$3.50. Zamlouva-li Yam mas list, doporucujte no
kruzch svych pTatel.
Vydavatelstvo "Cechoslovaka"
1890 Second Ave, New York, N. Y.
Prihla$u odb6ratelc Vaseho tydenniku zas-
l3m pfedplan6 $................ ma rok, pull roku.
(Tchodcf Sc Skrtnete) .gs
Jm2n0 .................
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-11
STATE HAS
BEST LIGMIE,
SAYS EXPERT
Engineer a
New Salem Praises Coal
Product in Pamphlet.

.I-.V "
Mandan, June 1.-THE best ignite
coal in the world, according to a re-
cent pamphlet sent sui by the Blu
g of Mines Of the Federal Depart
ment Of the Interior, is mined in.
North Dakota. The author of this
pamphlet Is; DIR. S. M. Darling, federal
fuel engineer, who is now at New
Salem, where another enormous bed
Of Ignite wa recently discovered
deep in the bowels Of the New Salem
hills.
Dr.. Darling, who has charge Of the
government part Of the work on a