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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-09-25
COURT REFUSES
INJUNCTION: TO
OPEN SHOPPERS
Attorney For .MachInlsts Turns
Tables on Antl-Labor Men
by Their Own Ruling.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s.-Attorneys
for striking machinists successfully
turned a decision by the United States
supreme court, which invalidated the
federal child labor law. against anti
union employers who asked for an in
junction.
The injunction plea was made be-
fore Federal Judge Cochran OF the
eastern district Of Kentucky on the
ground that the nlachinists were in
terfering with interstate commerce.
Federal Judge Killets, Toledo (Ohio)
district, recently issued an injunction
against machinists on strike against
the Overland automobile company for
this reason and the anti-union law
yers called Judge Cochran's attention
to this injunction.
The machinists' attorneys called the
courts attention to the United States
supreme courts decision on the child
labor law two years ago. This law
prohibits the shipment in interstate
commerce Of any commodity made in
plant that employed children under
certain ages. In setting this law aside
the supreme court held that the act
was not regulation of commerce,
but an attempt to regulate conditions
Of manufacture and that congress has
no jurisdiction in matters reserved to
the states.
Judge Cochran accepted this deci-
sion, rather than that Of Judge Killets
az. denied the injunction plea on the
ground that while the machinists
might interfere with production, they
were not. interfering with interstate
commerce, a. understood by the
United States supreme court
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AS INDEPENDENTS.
49,. ::
ShIpstead, Ma|Ion and Sullivan
Re-Enter Campaign and viii
Put Up Fight.

DR.. Henrik Shipstead Of Glenwood
for governor. Capt. George H. Mallon
Of Minneapolis for lieutenant governor
and Thomas V. Sullivan for attorney
general were nominated by petitions
state Monday.
The three men made the race for
the same offices i'm the Republican
primaries and were defeated. They
will now run as Independents and will
be supported by the Farmers Nom
partisan league and the Working Peo-
pies Non artisan league.
Their entry in the campaign has the
old gang guessing as it never guessed
before. Sullivan came within 500 votes
Of defeating the present republican
nominee for attorney general. DR..
Shipstead was defeated by Jake Preus
by less than 10000 votes in a cam
paign Of vituperation and abuse made
largely by the servants of Big Busi-
ness. Captain Mallon, a novice in the
| political game. showed up remarkably
we'll in the primaries.
When DR.. Shipstead filed his inde-
pendent petition he said:
THE battle is on again. The Steel
trust beat us in the primary skirmish
by the use of large quantities of poison
| gas. Their Am erican committee, Citi-
zens' Alliance and Sound Government
association carried on a. ,scurrilous
propaganda of SANDER the like Of
which doubt has ever been equaled
I'M any campaign at any time in the
Unit ID States.
1.-THE air of Minnesota was polluted
with their foul breath. The winds Of
time, however, are clearing the at
mosphere. TIL. people can fight
better and now can see the whites of
their enemies eyes.
I'VE expect to make this fight so
hot that the iron heel of the Steel
trust, now on the necks of the people,
will be melted and made into steel
pens with which the people of Min
nesota can write new Declaration OF
Independence"
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COAL STRIKES have NOT ~:
AFFECTED. PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-strikes
in the coal industry is not affecting
production, according to the United
States geological survey.
During the week ending Aug. 2S BIZ
luminous coal mined totaled 1874
COO tons. This is an increase of nearly
100000 tons over the preceding week.
Anthracite production totaled 1,S00,-
900 net tons icr the week ending Aug.
%, an increase Of 205,000 tons over
the preceding week. During this per-
iod there were several thousand an
thracite miners on strike in the Pitt
ston (Pa.) district.
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not what prejudices persons may have against
anything in the city, against the commissioners =
the present form of government or the method of
levying taxes, we are confronted with condition
and not theory, and we should meet it as busi-
ness men meet problems, in their private affairs.
Do you believe in an efficient fire and police
department and in living wage for fremen and
policemen? If you do you will vote for the three
mill amendment.
Do you believe in keeping up our roads and
streets and in taking care of their ordinary wear
and tear? If you do you will vote for the three
mill amendment. Bad roads and rough streets
increase the price of hauling coal and other things
to your homes. It is true economy in the long run
to keep up our highways.
Were this an ordinary proposition there would
be need to worry about the outcome OF the elec-
L>tion. We confidently believe that more than so
per cent of the voters recognize the city's embar
rassment and they will vote in favor of the pas
sage Of the three-mill amendment.
But so per cent of the voters is not enough to
insure it's passage. A three-ffths majority is
necessary. That is to say if Is 600 votes cast
at the special election at least 5000 must be in
favor of the amendment. That will mean clear
majority of 5000. It will require such majority
to insure the passage of the proposition.
So it will be seen that this is no easy job we
have on hand to carry this election. 1t is differ
the fare from five to six cents. A mere majority
vote will suffice, but it is exceedingly difficult to
arouse sufficient public interest in behalf Of
charter amendment to insure it's passage by
three-ffths vote
May we not appeal to all friends Of square
deal in Duluth to get behind the three-mill amend
ment? Work and vote for it.
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PEACE HAS ITS HAZARDS: -.
100000 KILLED ] YEARLY

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The battle of
the Marne was only skirmish COM
pared to the everyday hazards Of
peace, according to members of the
health and accident underwriters' as
sociation, at their meeting in this
city.
1t was stated that 10000 persons
are accidentally killed every year.
During the war $1,000 Americans were
killed in battle. whereas here at home,
with no battle going on, 126,000 Amer
leans died of accidents during the
same period.
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CO-OPS. MAKE GOOD.

BLOOMINGTON, I'LL, Sept. o.
The eleventh quarterly report of the
cooperative society shows that all
records have been broken and a 8
per cent dividend declared. Five per
cent of this amount is returned to
members. proportioned on the basis
of money spent at the store. This sys-
tenn Of returned savings is known as
the Rochdale plan.
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SuAIdBc.
The registration last Monday was disappoint-
ment in many respects. But Is, ,443 voters regis
tered, of which 1896 are women. At least 1000
more men should have registered and 5000 more
women.
City Clerk Ash advises The Labor World that
voters who have not registered may register and
vote on election day, which will be Monday, Octo-
Der 4. The big falling off in registration is in the
West End, where smaller percentage Of women
registered than in the East End.
The working people should have deeper inter-
est in the coming election than is being manifested
by them. The three-mill amendment, if passed,
will permit the city commissioners to get money
enough to pay living wage to city iremen, po-
icemen and other municipal employees.
Unless the three-mill amendment is adopted by
the voters at the special election the commission
ers will be unable to pay more money to city en-
ployes not at least until they raise the assessed
valuation personal and real property still
higher in which case it would be necessary to
exact from the people of Duluth three times more
money in taxes than they would be required to
pay by mere three-mill increase in the tax levy
The charter limits the rate of the tax levy for
city purposes, but it does not limit the amount
the assessor may value real and personal property
in Duluth for purposes Of taxation The state
assessed at 40 per cent of it's true value and per-
sonal property 33 1-3 per cent The assessor
would have to look around and find way to
increase the values by $1 000 so that the city
could get 1925 900 more every year with which to
do business. It is not believed that he can find
anywhere near that amount unassessed in this
city.
Duluth is up against serious situation that can
only be solved by vote Of the people. It matters
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STATE INSURANCE PAYS
DIVIDENDS TO EMPLOYERS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 49,
The Ohio workmcn's compensation
law has proved so successful that
the actuary of the state industrial
commission has recommended that
IL per cent dividend be declared
to employers who are subscribers
to the insurance fund. The divi-
dend will approximate $3.50, 900
and will be distributed in the form
of credits to subscribers.
The Ohio compensation law does
not permit private insurance la
biltty companies to do business in
the state. Employers mAy provide
;heir own insurance If they desire,
but their plan must have the ap-
proval of the state industrial COM
mission. As a result the Ohio law
is general " accepted by employers:
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BRITISH UNIONS
PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO COAL MINERS
England Faces Great Strike;
Wage Demand First and
Naturalization Next.

LONDON, England, Sept. 23.-De-
mands Of the British Miners Fe dera-
tion for higher wages and lower
prices for household coal have been
refused by the government and a
strike of vast proportions is imminent.
The miners are associated with the
railway men and the lockers in what
is known as the triple alliance.
= Indirectly connected with this
movement is demand for national
ization of the mines, which the coal
diggers have vigorously urged for the
past several months. The workers
propose joint control Of the industry
by representatives Of the state and
persons engaged in the industry:
The direct demands are wage in
creases and lower prices for coal used
by holseholders.
Housing conditions I'M the mining
districts are also involved. The miners
say that the government has made
numerous promises that these condi-
tions would be improved. In recent
speech President Smillie Of the Min
ers' federation said:
1T has been proved up to the
hilt that children in many mining
districts have been done to death ow-
ing to bad houses and insanitary con-
ditions, while generally the death rate
of children in these districts is very
high"
The trade union executive declared
that this question ought not to be set
tied by the power of the ability of the
government to beat the miners, or by
the ability Of the miners to beat the
government. but it should be decided
on the Justice of the claim put for
ward by the miners. :.'
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1t Will Require Three Fifth 'Yes'' Vote
To ADOPT Three Mill Amendment to Charter


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MR.. MERCHANT

LAS it occurred to you that this paper goes
! into the homes of the best paid working.
men in Duluth and surrounding territory?
1t is carefully perused by every adult mem
Der of the household. There is no bette. ad-
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THIS is your paper. It publishes matter
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-06
OSLAVA CTVRTEHO GER
VENICE v EVROPE.

Pafiz, A. cervence. Dvacet
tisic sirotku Francie, jichz OF
cove obetovali sve zivoty We
velike valce, pochodovalo ko-
lem Hugh Wallace, americke-
no velvyslance V zahradach
Tuillerii dnes rano, mavajlce
americkymi praporecky jako
hold Spojenym StatGm V den
neodvislosti. Nezastrasena LIZA
KEN, drobotina, "a volanl "Vi-
We L'Ameriqe" kracela z ma
mesti Svorrosti do Tuillerii.
Velvyslanec Wallace vyjadfil
Sc pozdeji, re tento obrad byl
nejdojemnejsfm, jakeho kdy
! byl svedkem. "Budoucnost
Francie spociva v takovych de-
tech, synech a dcerach slav-
Inych vojaku, kteTi bojovali a
zemreli pod nesmrtelnym vud-
covstvim JCffre-a jeho ma
stupcu", prohlasil velvyslanec
We strucne Teci. Celia Pariz,
jakoz i venkovska mesta, byla
okraSlena americkymi a fran
couzskymi prapory. Minister
sky predseda Millerand postal
Inadseny pozdrav americkemu
lidu, telegrafovany presidentu
Wilsonovi.
Budapest, 5. cervence. A
mericky svatek neodvislosti
slaven byl mad'arskou vladou
a lidem dnes. Ohromne zastu-
| py tally do musejnich zahrad,
kde ministfi Sc sucastnili slav-
nosti pod sirym nebem. Deti
venovali korouhev a kv6tiny a.
nerickym Gfednikum ma dG-
kaz vdecnosti Ia jejich pomoc-
nou praci.
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REED OPET MLUVf.

Kansas City, 5. tervenee. -
Svaz Narodu byl odsuzovan
jako "svaz zrady a umluva ma
rodnl smrti" senatorem James
A. Redeem, jenz vratil Sc sem
vcera re San Franciska, kde
bylo mu odepreno misto V ma
rodni demokraticke konvenci.
"Zda!i jest nektera lekce, jiz
tato zema potTebuje Sc nauci-
it," pravil senator Reed, "jest
ito, ze neni to autokracie jed
noho cloveka, nybrz republi-
ka Sc 110,000.000 obcanu.
Che ete-li zabezpeciti tuto re.
Ipubliku, muslte sami premy.
sleti. Wy, lid, iste zdrojem We.
skere moci. CHM drive tutc
moe budete vykonavati, tim le
pc bude to pro vas a pro re
MI Reed prijat byl We sven
Idomov6 s nadsenim a We shro
mazdeni navrzena a schvalens
resoluce, kterou Sc odsuzujt
jednlni demokraticke konven
ce pro jeji odepreni mista Sc
natoru Reedovi.
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JEDEN jednorodinny dunn
ma Pearce Ave-, Washington
Park, hotov k nastehovani, je-
den jednorodinny dum ma
vych. AZ ul. zvlaste krasny,
|ktery bude v kratkem case do
|hotoven. Diva, krasneho bunga-
low slohu ma Dove ul. v Cor
lett, blize noveho Geskeho ko-
stella a skoly, u move Union
kary a v okoli, kde ceny bu-
dou rychle stoupati. Jak
material, TAX prace ma techto
domech jest prve tfidy zaru-
|cena a CO nejhlavnejsiho, cena
la podmlnky mirne. Vezmu ma
lou castku hotove a ostatni ma
dlouhe splatky, aneb vezmu
ltez lot aneb starSl dunn, ktery
potrebuje oprav, ma vymenu,
nebot' jsem sam stavitel a tu-
diz mohu 81 jej tez opraviti.
Haste Sc u Jos. Hoiata, 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Union 829 r. 2.
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IA PRICiNOU odjezdu pro-
da Sc farma 35ti akrech S
pehnym domem o 6ti svetni-
clch, ia dlazd6ne ulici, pouze
IL mil od mesta, je tam vsech-
no zarlzenl. Pruceli teto far
my Je na ulici pri 900 strevi-
cich a dale sc pri 50 akrech "a
$4,000, aneb 15ti akrach "a
$4,000, polovina hotove a o.
statnl na splatky. Name vice
vetslch a menSlch farem die
|pfani vaseho, blizsl Yam poda
Baldwin Realty Co., 1921 Fleet
Ave.
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VYMENl Sc novy domek Q
6ti svetnicich okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
poZemku, dale domek o A svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str
pri 4990 str. a k tomu jeste
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri.
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
se til domy a Stor ma vych
76 ILL.,, blize Cedar Ave., dale
vymenim obchod "a privatni
|ddm. Mann mnoho jinych DON'T
jak ma prodej, tax ma vymenu
Haste Sc u Thorn. Suchy, 2465
E. Sc St. Tel. Princt. 1876 w
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mesta proda Sc dvourodinny
dunn 0 a svetnicich S koupel-
nou dole a Ctyrech svetnicich a
koupelnou nahore. Puda,
sklep pod celym domem, skop-
ky ma pradlo, fernes, velky lot,
ulice dlazdena. Cena $500.
Haste Sc v els. 3642 E. 40 st.
lei. Union A53 l.. TO
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PRODA Sc uplne zachovaly
Studebaker automobil, 6ti cy-
hndroVy, "a pricinou odjezdu
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc p.
Neuzil, 9715 Dennison Ave.
7-6
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LojziGka Hendrychova,
DfVKA LIDU.
Povidka vesnickeho zivota.
Lone snadneii dodea pryIsedea ma bedncce We strnu


miste ma svadlenu, friserku,
komornou nebo tomu podobne.
Ze by ma drahu spisovatelskou,
neb basnickou j bylo pomysle-
ii. k tomu zaslane verse nepo-
davaji nijake nadeje; tesi-li
divku podobne zamestnani, ne
mdze ovSem uskoditi, &C neZa-
nedbava-li prom jine d1lezitej-
81 veci.
L6pe by snad bylo, kdyby Sc
zabyvala cetbou dobre knihy. |
List koncil uzndnim krasnych |
a lidomilnych snah sleeny Bo-
zeny; avsak bylo zrejmo, re Je |
pokladana "a optimistku, KITE
ra vidi sv6t sklem ruzovym a |
misto lidi jen same ideally. -
SleGne bylo smutno; oceka- |
vala cosi jin6ho, doufala pro
Lojzicku mnoho. Verila pevne,
re kazdy S nj uzna nutnost, po-
moci ubohe k jine budoucnosti. |
Mnoho 0 listu prazske danny s
matkou rozmlouvala, nez Sc o.
be rozhodly Lojzicce pravdu
povedeti.
Devceti Sc rty TRASHY a bled-
ly, oci Sc il zalevaly slzami,
kdyz il byla slecna Bozena VI
kratkosti vse vypovedela a il
dopis poddvala, aby 81 neho
lepe yse pfectla. Chtela odpo-
v6deti, ale misto SLOW Zajikala
Sc V silnem vzlyku. Teprve po
chvili zaSeptala bez prizvuku
vselikeho: "Diky, slecinko Bo-
zeno, diky re vsecku vasi do
brotu' - uchopila Sc rukou
obou dam.
"Nezoufejte 81, snad Sc jeste
pomoc najde; skoda, re jste
TAX chudobna, jinak byste 81 sa
ma bohla nejakou castku uhra-
dit, neco by Sc snad zde q ne
co V Praze sebralo 80,
Nine souzena jen ponize-
nost.... jak jsem byla blahova,
ze jsem 81 myslila ma neco lep-
siho...." septala Lojzitka tise.
Danny byly pohnuty jejim
hlubokym zalem. "Snad 81 to V
Praze jeste rozmysli,' pravila
pani Filipova, "mozna take, re
vam iinde stesti vykvete. PAM
radova mi rekla, re 81 vas mat
ka prejc domu; jed'te tedy, IA
vam dam neco k vySivani, sly
sela isam, re pekne pracujete.
"Jen mi raGte dati ;jsem ivy
kla donna takovymi vecmi sc
zabyvati," odpovedela Lojzic-
ka smutne.
"Jakmile sc neceho dovime,
dopiSeme VAN; take Wy nam
piste, vzdyt' rada listy skladd-
te."
"Jestli dovolite, vZacna pa
nj, milerada."
"Zustaneme Bozenou va
SINH prately," tvrdila pani od'
chazejic do pokoie, ably Sc Je
ste radovou rozloucila, a OPT
stila pax byt Houskovych.
Loizitka sedeIa opet ku
chyni ma bednicce a mela ruc'
do klina slozeny. Byla sama
PAM po navst6ve Filipovych ne
kan ma prochazku odesli; pod
davala Sc vSecka Zoufalym my
slenkam. Byla dopis Prah.
liz preCtla -. Domnivali Sc asi
re lie hrubou, ziskuchtlvou Q
sobou, ktara neispise 81 pref
snadno rychle prijemneh
postaveni dojiti; ukazovali
cestu, kterak lie hodne pen6
vydelati - ona sc chtela uc
ii, jen uciti.
Nell "a to, re versoVanlm
hraje, vyrazeli il hracku z II
ky ,nevedouce, re jest jell ne
milejSi utechou. odleskem roi
touzene, rozervane duse, ac
vsem odleskem neumelym, p'
trhanym.
V kuchyni, jejiz okno we'd
=, y,,a1y ion y rama sinner DI
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$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI
koupi dunn o Z pokojich kou-
pelnou, vyhfevni pee, elektri-
ka, plyn jine moderni zarize-
nj. Cena $500. Blizsi sdell j.
F. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886, u
Mon 1861 r. 2
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PRODA Sc LEVINE farma v
Arkansas o 40ti akrech, 20 g.
krd je vzdelano, nal6za Sc ma
hlavni ceste vedle Skoly, aneb
Sc proda dunn ma E. l13 Ut,
ulice dldzdena, zachod uvnitr.
Blizsi Sc sdeli els. 3471 E.
113 ul. 7-6
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slenky a vzpomlnky. Tu k nj
znel mily, soucitny hlas slecny
Bozeny: "Skoda, re jste tax
chudobna," a tn opet ledova,
zdrcujici slova dopisu, mattel
ny meme stesky, kmotrino spi-
lani. - Otevfenym oknem do
znivalo do kuchyne klekani;
Lojzicce srdce pukalo f. Pre-
ce tedy lhaly zvonky, kterym
tolikrate touzebne We Volsin-
kach naslouchala -.
Silnym trhnutIm zvonitka
lpfi dverich vzpamatovala Sc
opet, radovi Sc vraceli.
Dlouho jich potom jiz nevy-
konavala. Ia ctrnacte dnl opu-
stila mesto L., loucenim S do
brou svou pani a milymi da-
mani Filipovymi bolestne
jsouc pohnuta.
Stara HendrySka uvitala
dceru s otevfenou naruci, Ma
ltulka a deti Sc radovaly, otcim
ovsem byl jako vzdy lhostej-
lnym. Kmotra vratna pfiSla Sc
itez ma nj podivat a lined pro
nestalost notne il vypeskovala.
!Hubovala, re mela p6kne mi
sto, re nebylo proc odchdzeti,
re Lojzy jakziva usedla o.
|soba nebude. Ale jak Sc tepr-
We rozzlobila, kdyz Sc cd Hen
drysky dovedela, re mela Loj-
,zinka vstoupiti do nejake sko-
lily V Praze, re by jeste ted mo-
hla, kdyby ma to svoje penfze
ivenovala a re by 81 toho holka
Ituze prala, ba re Sc vsechna
ltrapi, nemajic tono jistotu!
"To's pro tistou vec do l..
chodilal Tys toho blaznovstvi
mela We sve hlave jest6 malo,
aby ii pfidavali? Holka dvace-
Itiletd do skoly! Jakziva jsem
mic takoveho neslySela! Sama
: bys tam jiz deti mohla posi-
, lati. Prosim tebe, cemu pax
: tam uci?" Kdyz Lojzicka Ma
tyasce vypravovaal, co od slec-
/ ny Bozeny vedela, durdila sc
, vratna jeste vice.
"To bude asi blaZinec, ne
! skola, kde uci sproste holky
takovym vecem, ktere jen mu
= Ii zastavaji. VSak tuhle par
! zamecky spravce vypravoval
- re Sc Praze tuZe divine vec
, deli; zenska re jiz zenskou by
: It'll nechce, sprosta sprostou. Mi
g lostiva vrchnost tez pry neda'
: no pri stole prohodila, re sc VS.
chen poradek ma svete haiti.
Tam by asi tobe, Lojzo, tre
0 fill do noty! = Snad byste, V.
: kmotra nedovolila. ably peniz
Ma nejistou v6c vyhodila? KID
: vi, jestli by sc neGemu naucila
ba nevefim ami, re takova sko
j. la je, utracela by tam jen zbuh
/ darma, co jste tezkem naspc
: fila. Radeji at Sc ma svoje pc
u nize vda!"
Kmotra Hendrysce tax dlou
J. no domlouvala. aby Lojze ne
e dovolovala do Prahy jiti a na
4, izdarbuh sve jmenicko proma
s. niti, az il zuplna presvedcll;
l. "Rok bychom to vydrzely, dl
r. |sicko draha, snad i vice - al
y te neiistoty! Sama nevis, zda-
il, by Sc ii to vyplatilo. Rad6Ji III
o. stan u mne = jak sc mi stysk;
ie 10. ami neViS!" mluvila k dee
10 |nejaky cas- po jajim prijezd'
il | Hladila il po tvarich dosti V.
IL hublych po pevne zaplet
il nych vlasech. Byly Ma SADIE 2
vodou, kde byl stin a stron
81 plny dozravaiicich plodu; Lo
u lzicka zabyvala Sc vyslvani
j. pro pani Filipovou.
Il Do Volsinek jiz nechoo
O. la, iakoby Sc iich bala; messed
O. la-li ma hrbitove, pod kope
KEN, byla donna nebo ma sad
10 "Jak 81 prejete mamlnk'
ri- lmn6 ie to liz jedno." Ved6
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VYMENf Sc "a mestsky ma
Jetek farma o 50ti akrech, kde
Je dunn 4 pokojfch, ban ma
so slepic, kone, kravy, move
buggy, 100 ovocnych stromd,
5 akru lesa a vSechno hospo-
dafske zarizeni. Haste Sc u
West Park Realty Co., 5O02
Clark Ave. 7-6
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IENIVA FAKNIELAA o II 70
akrech, Is mil cd Squaru, dun
o 6 pokojich, nova ban, piIa,
cider mill, feed mill, 2 muly,
/ krava, 25 slepic a jine zari-
zenf. Vse je V nejlepsim po-
fadku. Cena $4,000. notov6
$4,000, ostatni ma splatky.
Blizsi sdell West Park Realty
Co., 5002 Clark Ave. rs
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PRODA Sc move postaveny
dvourodinny dunn ma zap. la.
ul., bllze Lorain Ave. Blizsl
sdell Z. Neuzil, 9715 Denni-
son Ave. 7-6
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valcemi, proda Sc "a pricinou
odjezdu velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
V els. 1928 Sackett Ave. dole.
10
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PRODA Sc bungalow o 6ti
svetnicich, vse zarizeno. Hla.
ste Sc u JOS. Kfikavy, Stop s,
Bedford, O. rs
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kUPUJEM MAJETKY vSe-
ho druhu "a hotove q proda-
vane na splatky. Lud. Maxa
400 Schoficld Bid. Tel. Main
3147 q