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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
BEGIN HIRE TO-DAY

Harry SEWER, young attorney, with
a fecafd u infaliihiu success, loses a
ease, fOf which No hlames the power
of drink NanfnHsing hia weakness %
Eeho Allen. daughter % judge rev
efiy Alion. chief justice 81 the Has
proms court, he yuws he VIII not zee
her RHain until 30 has conquered This
appetite. Cameron craig rising
pnNer % questionable sthies la of.
Eanifed politics. combines unFotufneh
love far Eeha with a determination
20 gain hold over Judge Allen. ~
which the Judge may b. forced 60
render eeurt dceiaiun o. his iihinE.
While calling upon Judge Allen
craig Unexpectedly finds packet ~
old letters involving the judge In a
ciandesiins love affair ~ 20 years
ago. In tho meantime. Reyfsr. haVinE
reaxned control % himself Ia one
year. piAns 20 zee Erhe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
THANKFUL FOR
HER HEALTH
Before Taking Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Mrs. Pcnkcy was
Miserably Ill.

Ottawa, Ohio. -" After the birth
Of my baby was troubled with serious
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
HARDING CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
Ramsey County Forces
To Be Strong For
The Republican

Ramsey county republicans are
lining; up solidly to support the can
didacy of Senator Harding and Calvin
Coolidge for the presidency and vice
presidency of the United States in
the fall elections. At meeting held
Monday evening, attended by repre-
sentative business and professional
men, officers of a Harding Coolidge
club were elected and numerous COM
mittees appointed.
A. B. Jackson, Jr., was elected pre-
sident with A. E. Wheeler secretary
and A. E. Selby treasurer.
The following committees were nam
ed:
i. Membership, Ladies' Committee
Mrs. J. M. Kelly, chairman, Mrs. D.
L. Stewart, Mrs. A. B. Jackson, Jr.,
Mrs. o. T. Geno, Miss Charlotte Hodg-
son; Mems committee-Frank Hartz,
chairman, E. M. Crary, w. H. Will
son, sivert Thompson, Harry Knee
shaw; Executive committee - Rich
ard Daeley, city; ]. E. Stevens, Law
ton; w. J. Cavers, Churchs Ferry; T.
J. Dougherty, Starkweather; NJ. H.
Graham, city; R. F. Hunt, city; Silver
Serumgard, city.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
0'CONNOR TO
talk HERE ON
SATURDAY EVE
Democratic Candidate
For Governor Is
Coming

J. F. T. O'Connor, democratic can
didate for governor, is billed to deliver
an address in Devils Lake Saturday
next at p. M, according to an Off
cial announcement sent out this
week. The Devils Lake meeting
which the candidate will address will
terminate weeks program which
began September 7th at Conway in
Walsh county. At noon on Saturday
he will apepar at Lakota and at Peter
sburg at $3.50 pm. 4,s-e-4- ~.
The announcement of the meeting
in Devils Lake is accompanied by
word that Mr.. OConnor will go thru
with an eight weeks speaking cam
paign prior to the November elec-
tions.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
STATE TAXES
T0DECREASE
FOR Year 1920
22.54 Per Cent Cut /
Made In Final
Levies

BISMARCK, N. D.-The state levy
for 1920, it is reported, will be 10
mills.
The 1920 general fund levy this
year will be 1.044 mills, various other
levies, including the soldier bonus
levy, increasing the tot lalevy to 10
mills
@ In addition to 1884, 1856 that will be
raised by the tax on property, which
includes the soldier bonus, the state
will raise by taxation approximately
$4,000 additional through other
forms of taxation.
State tax levy fixed at 1.9 mills to
raise $2,847,1S6. Represents 22.54
per cent decrease or money decrease
of 1925, 1853 over 1919. Divided as
follows:
1920 General fund levy, 1.O44 mills
to raise $1,566,555.
1919 General fund levy, 1.7025 mills
to raise $2,594,179.
1920 Sinking fund, 0.05 mills to
raise $71,791.
1919 Sinking Fund. 0.040 mills to
raise $60.95O.
interest fund levy, 1920, 0.056 mills
to raise $83 3,840.
Interest fund levy, 1919, 0.17o mills
to raise $259,037.
Totals state board: 1919, 1925
mills to raise $2,914,166; 1920, 1900
mills to raise $1,722,186; decrease
to 80 per cent. ,ga ,ss
Soldiers fund levy in 1919 was
0.5O to rasie $761, 1913; 1920 is o.75
to raise $1,125,000; 477.56 per cent in
crease.
Assessed valuation, 1919, $685.
746,929; estimated 1920, $1,50o,oo0.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
GOVERNOR COX
VISITS DEVILS
LAKE HURRIEDlY Y
Attacks "Big Business
In Twenty Minute
Address
GREETED BY CROWD
Against Use OF Soldiers
In All Labor
..... Trouble

Governor Cox, of Ohio, candidate
for the presidency on the Democratic
ticket, visited Devils Lake for twenty
shortly after noon yesterday.
He spoke to a crowd that filled the
Great Northern station platform, u.s.
ing the rear end of his private car
for a rostrum. He panned "big bus
mess" interests for it's methods of
campaigning and charged his oppon-
ents with centering money interests
in an attack on his candidacy.
Not A Militarist
In the governors address he urg-
ed rehabilitation of armies, disarm-
ament of the navies of all nations,
urged that the League Of Nations be
put into operation. "Thirty nations
of the world have signed an agree
ment of peace with Germany through
their representatives" he said, "why
should we sign a separate agreement? -?
We went into the battle with our al
lies and we intend to go through with
our agreements"
Packing house and other large
monied interests came in for a share
of the brief minutes allotted the
speaker. He urged regulation of con-
ditions that permit farmers to be so
isolated from forces that control
markets that they are compelled to
accept low sales prices for product
which in turn is sold when the mar
ket is short" for whatever prices the
controllers of these markets may de-
mand. This regulation should be by
action of the national congress. he
pointed out. State regulation will not
in itself answer the purposes requir-
ed, he declared, in pointing to his
home states time limit on storage Of
food products. "When that time
limit is up and only handful of
states donig the same thing, the pro-
duct stored is merely moved to an
other state," he said.
Touching on the use Of soldiers in
civic strife, labor and other troubles,
the candidate for president declared
that in his six years Of office as gov
ernor of Ohio, mot one instance could
be shown where soldiers were called
upon for service"
The special train carrying the gov
ernor and his party was at Minot
last night and continued on its wa?
westward to the coast.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
FARMERS BUY
WEEKLY WORLD
FROM MILLER
Labor Representatives
Join Forces To
Purchase

Farmers and working forces
of Ramsey county have purchas-
ed The Devils Lake World and
this issue is the first under the
new ownership. William Miller,
owner-editor since July LIST,
when he purchased title from E.
! M. Crary, both we'll known news
paper men, was the seller and
will devote his attention to other
interests.
F. s. Austin, formerly connected
with the editorial department Of The
Devils Lake Daily Journal, under
Colonel j. H. Bloom when that paper
was under the latter's control and OF
late with The World, has been en-.
gagged as managing editor under the
new regime.
The World will, it is announced
continue along news lines as it has
during the past two months, furnish.
ing it's readers with the news of the
day, national, state and local from ar
unbiased standpoint and without
favor to any political party.
The World Publishing Company, a
corporation now in process of organ.
ization, will take over the interests
of the farmers who financed the pur.
chase as soon as the formalities OF
incorporating are completed and will
be composed of farner-labor forces
of the county.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Harding Fund Il
Fight Goes On
Take A Berth In
Airplane Trips

ZION CITY,. Ill.-An airship,
equipped with comfortable Sleep
ing accommodations, shower baths
and diner, will be placed in
operation between New York and
Chicago soon, according to a
statement bere by A. w. Lawson,
aircraft designer and builder.
Lawson said the airship will be
ready in three weeks.
"A man will be able to go to
bed in Chicago and wake up in
New York the next morning." he
said.
The proposed airship, he said,
will carry 26 passengers, 1,5O0
pounds of express and fuel for
24-hour fight.
Eventually, Lawson expects to
operate airships between all big
cities.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
No Interest Over Six
Per Cent Ever
Charged
PUBLIC USES FUNDS
Bank Is Paying It's Own
Way Thru Its Own
Operations

BISMARCK, N. D.-That the Bank
of North Dakota is now awaiting leg
islative action to permit it to pay
back another 100000 out Of its
earnings into the state treasury, is
revealed in the detailed report of the
banks business just issued by F. w.
Cathro, manager and director gen.
eral. This money will reduce the
state tax levy just that much, as it
will take care Of appropriations that
would otherwise have been met by
taxation.
The grand total of all items of bus
iness Transacted by the Bank Of
North Dakota from January /, 1920
to August 81, 1920, was 1,101, 1891,
the statement shows, and the cash
represented by these items was $780,
609, ,166.27.
Mr.. Cathro also calls attention to
the fact that public deposits in the
Bank of North Dakota, redeposited
in or loaned to banks, throughout the
state, both state and national, amount
ed to 66.5 per cent of the total cap
tai and surplus of all state and ma
tional banks in the state. "Still they
claim that the Bank Of North Dakota
has withdrawn all public funds from
the local banks,' comments Mr.. Cathro.
Mr.. Cathro's report also shows that
the Bank Of North Dakoat has charg-
ed no fees of any kind, except for
the appraisal Of farm loans and that
the bank has never charged any in
terest rate in excess Of six per cent.
Following is part, Of Mr.. Cathros
detailed analysis Of the operations
Of the Bank Of North Dakota:
Zone hundred thousand dollars of
the net earnings Of the bank has
been paid to the state treasurer to
pay interest due January 1 and July
1, 1921, on the bank series bonds, so
that no taxes need be levied by the
state during 1920 for the payment of
the 1921 interest on the bank series
bonds.
"From the earnings of the bank
$23 3,954.10 has been set aside as re-
serve to be repaid to the state trea-
surer for that portion Of the state
appropriation of $100,000.O0 that was
used by the bank during the period
of organization. This amount cannot
be repaid to the state treasurer un-
til the legislative assembly so di-
rects. The remaining $76,045.90 Of
the appropriation was not used and
reverts to the general fund of the
state.
"Of the net earnings Of the bank
$6,475.99 has been set aside as re-
serve to cover depreciation on furni-
ture and fixtures, and $40,000.00 has
been set aside as surplus fund in or
der to support and maintain the cap
ital Of the bank animpaired and to
strengthen the credit Of the bank by
virtue Of the creation Of surplus
fund.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
BAER PROVES
DRAWING CARD
Labor Day Celebration
One OF Greatest
In State
LA A FACTOR
s Wheeler Played
Prominent Part
In Events

GRAN DFORKS, N. D.-The city
Of Grand Forks was in complete
charge of Labor yesterday.
A big parade, representing all the
organized labor bodies Of Grand
Forks and East Grand Forks, and
headed by J. C. Sherlock, Marshal Of
the day, formed on Fourth street
about / 80 o'clock. 1t wended it's way
through the main thoroughfares Of
this city and then proceeded to East
Grand Forks, thence from that place
back to Grand Forks and to Central
park where the main program Of The
day was given.
Peter Morgan, president Of the
Grand Forks Trades and Labor as
sembly was chairman of the day. He
introduced Mayor H. M. Wheeler,
who, after brief address of welcome
to the labor bodies Of Greater Grand
Forks, gave way to Rev. j. G. York
of the First Baptist church who gave
short talk in which he touched On
the close relationship of the church
to labor. He declared that for de-
had endeavored to bring labor and
capital closer together and he said
that until these factions adhered to
the teachings Of Jesus Christ, there
would continue to be the unrest in
the country.
Labor Day Grafton
Congressman J. M. Baer, who is up
for reelection on an Independent
ticket, was the principal speaker Of
the day. That Mr.. Baer's efforts were
appreciated by The large audience,
was evinced from the thunderous ap-
plause he was awarded by the large
audience.
Congressman Baer's speech in part,
follows:
"This is a day dedicated to labor;
set apart that men may remember and
honor what labor has done. Through
out the civilized world this universal
tribute is paid to the deeds Of this
generation and the generations before
it. It is fitting that this should be
so. The civilization which mankind
enjoys was created by and exists only
through labor.
II think of this and I look back to
that first Labor Day, dedicated by
the Almighty himself. I recall the
solemn words: "Cursed is the ground
for thy sake, in toll shalt thou eat
of it in the sweat of thy
brow shalt thou eat bread That was
the first Labor Day. Mankind went
forth from that day to till the sail, to
tend herds and not forgetting Tubal-
cain, the instructor of every artifcer.
Labor Is All
"From that day to this mankind,
made in the image of his Creator,
who 'breatehed into his nostrils the
breath of life, has continued to finish
that creation, by labor and with labor
alone.
"There is neither time nor need
here to enumerate the wonders shat
labor has accomplished. From the day
when man dwelt in caves until the
day when he inherited the cavernous
depths of the skyscraper; from cradle
of the humblest to the tomb of the
mightest; from the first rude wooden
wheel to the swiftest aeroplane;
from the first hieroglyphic to the
electric word that circles world; all
sand more are the fruits of labor"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
z or Ks Labor
In Big Time
Sugar Sluffs To
$3.50 A Hundred

Sugar has stuffed off in price
again-and housewives are sour
rying after fruits to can. Quota
tions as low as $3.50 per hundred
pounds have been advertised by
local merchants without any strings
tied to the amount which can be
purchased. This is a reduction of
nearly fifty per cent in few
months time. Indications, accord
ing to merchants and press re.
ports from eastern markets point
to continued lowering of prices
on the commodity.
Raw sugar is reported being bid
in from the Cuban supply market
at 8 cents the pound compared to
% a few months ago.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
MONTANA HAS
NOMINATED A
LEAGUE LIST
Farmers Putting Across
Candidates For
Race

Montana has named long list Of
Observation-Disclosures candidates to
make the race for election to state
offices at the fall election. Many
counties were carried at the primar
les by league forces with majorities
Of nearly three to one. This was
particularly true in the agricultural
districts. One county, Valley, is re-
ported to have walked of with nomin-
ations Of its Democratic league
choices by majorities unheard Of be-
fore in the state.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Big Fire Loss
At Gilby, N. d.

GRAND FORKS, N. D.-Nine
buildings comprising the main bus
mess block of Gilby, North Dakota,
were completely destroyed by Ore
Saturday, the loss being estimated
at from 100000 to $115, 900.
The blaze was discovered at 1880
o'clock and had gained such head
way that it was impossible to check
it until the entire block had teen
levelled. Il is believed 70 haye ori-
ginated in vacant building.
4 Help was sent from Inkster ard
other towns ii the vicinity.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Congressman Baer
Made Labor Day
..., Address At. Forks

GRAND FORKS, N. D.-Congress-
man Baer made the principal address
to the large crowd that gathered in
the city park Monday afternoon at
the conclusion of the Labor day par
ade. Hundreds of labor men were in
line. Mr.. Baer was introduced by
Mayor Wheeler. Rev. York of the
Presbyterian church also gave short
address.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
HARDINGS NEWSPAPER CREED

to
to them both.
truthful he
inevitable would rather have
exactly than hundred half
needley
feelings
In
all alike (
politics i'm
possibly be avoided bring ignomny innocent child
telling the misdeed migrtunes Of relative
Ii
o n
HARDING.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
Fire Destroys A
Good Wheat Crop

CANDO, N. D.-A fire in wheat
field, believed to have been started
by match dropped by one of the
shockers, burned about 80 acres of
good wheat on the H. H. Thompson
farm near here. The crew on the farm
fought the fire with wet grain sacks
and by hard work prevented it from
spreading to nearby section of land.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-09-08
PIe1r,bina To Have
Airplane Landing

!. PEMBINA, N. D.-The city Of
Pembina has surveyed q strip of land,
along the Red river for m airplane
landing. The site is part Of the city
PARK and, is an ideal location for :
landing. $.s
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PRODA Sc Ford kara pro
pet osob, velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc V adm. "Sveta" {?


FARMAR, ktery chce jiti do
nesta ma odpocinek, NIUE svo-
il farmu vymeniti "a mestsky
maietek a sice "a dtulny do
mex V cistem okoli, nekolik
kroku cd kary, blize nekolika
obchodu. Dunn Sc naleza ma ci-
ste dlazdene ulici, ma niz jsou
same pekne majetky, pekny
vysoky sklep pod celym do
mem, elektrina, koupelna, bri-
dlicova stfecha, vse v uplnem
poradku. Kdo by chtel podob-
nou vymenu uciniti, necht' "a
sic popis sve farmy a jeji cenu
pod znackou "Mestsky MAZE
tex" do adm. "Sveta". 3-19
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PRONAME Sc
PRONAJME Sc pekny sto1
cis. 6033 Broadway. !
PRODASE
PRODA SE mala farmick;

PRODA SE maIa farmicka
8 akry, pekny dun o lott svet-
nicich, nova barn pro 3 kusy
dobytka, slepicnik a garage,
sklep voda a kanal V dome.
Slime ovocne stromy. Je to
20 mil Cd mesta ma dlazdene
ceste a vedle kary. V malem
mestecku je skola, hostel, OBJ
chody. zivy potok teee skrze
pozemek. Je to idealni misto
pro letni bydleni aneb pro
chov drnbeze. Cena $4,000 a.
neb Sc vymeni Ia mestsky ma.
jetek. PiSte ma l.. Rericha, r
5, Chardon, O. 3-19
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PRODA Sc pekny dun ice

PRODA Sc pekny ddm jed
norodinny v Mt. Pleasant,
pred rokem staveny. - Dunn
blize Broadway, 6 svetnic, kou
pelna. Cena $500. - Ddm,
hodici Sc pro dv6 rodiny ma
Folsom ul., 9 svetnic, 2 kou-
pelny, garage, lot 40 pri $50
str. - Dunn o 8 svetnicich, bli
re Warner Rd., pekne zarize-
ny. - Dunn hodici Sc pro tri
rodiny, S tfemi Lofty ma Union
ul. Hotove $4,000 ostatni die
ujednani. - Dunn jednoakro-
wynn pozemkem, je tam 68 stro-
mi, cena $4800 aneb Sc vymenl
"a mestsky majetek v okoli
Buckeye Rd. Naleza Sc u Stop
10, "A. B. c.. linie Bedford, O.
- Proda Sc pekny pOzemek,
so str. Siroky 1907 str. dlou-
hy, blize Kinsman Rd. Je tam
domek 0 A svetnicich. Poze-
mex Sc hodi ma zahradnictvi ne
bo pro kontraktora, po prlpade
Sc vymeni "a farmu. Nam vi
ce majetku a obchodu prode
| il, kterych vam blizSi sde!I
pozemkovy a pojiStujici jedna
tel Tom. Suchy, 2465 +. sc st,
! Tel. Prlnct. 1876 w. 3-l7
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ochuravelt boltnim hlavy. trudnomysl-
nostf bolesn kffzi, zvlastnfmi me-
mocemi neb jsor-l postizeny jinSmi
nepravidelnostnli. slabostf neb nedu-
hem speciolnc 7crskSm, pntly by Sc I
tfmto specialistoh poraditi.
Choroby vateGnfku neb delohy lee
bez noze Bylo-ll VAN radeno podro.
biti sc operaci schirurgicke, ably od-
stran6na byla pffcina t6chto chorob
neb pri FLATS zfle prntrzi, neposlou'
cheite t6chto pCkynd a nedavejte svoj'
zdravf pod ru2. lancetu neb ranlekar'
skou jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive pora
dily sc specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu. Jake povahy jes
Vase nemoc rel jak dlouho Vas susu
ie poradte Sc tfmto specialistou. alb.
celS vas budoUcf zivot nebyl sazcs
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Osetfuje veskere nenoci
muziG, Zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobdm sc
venuje obgvlastnf pozornost
Trpfte-li katarem, pfijd'te nechte
Sc vysetriti. Nemocnf chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, NELL by Sc uchopiti
prflezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
lei budete uspokojeni. Jesth ze jest
vas prfpad nevyl6cltelng, rekne VAN
TAX bez okolkn poradf Vam | V ne
zhojitelnosti. Zadny chorobny mu7
neb zena nem6li by zameskati pora-
diti Sc 6 tfmto specialstou.
Jste-li posti2eni rheuma tismem, ner-
vosou, vodnatelnosh, otokem rukou
neb nohou. nesnazemi jater, srdce
slabosti nervh net jinou chorobou sla-
bostni, jste-li zsnaly, trpfteli zavra
IT, nechutf k jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno
stf padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi stfey
mimi nepofadky, prjd'te k dr.. Snellovi
Mate-li sllvrny krevnf, koznf nef
vlasovy nednh. prutrz neb zlatou zflu
vse se 1speckem lecf
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PRODA Sc. dunn hodici Sc
pro jednu rodinu, koupelna,
fernes, elektrika, plyn. Lot je
40 pfi 1913 str. Cena $500.
Hotove $500. Haste Sc po ste
hodine veCer els. 1920 Bart
let Ave. V Mt. Pleasant. $40
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hehledd X tomu. jak iste nemocer.
nehiede ami k Vasi bezradnosti a bez-
nadeinosti nehlede ami k tomu. kdy&
VAN bylo liz teceno, ze Vase nemoc
jest nezho iitelna, prijd'te porad'te sc
) timto vyoorrfm lekarem a jest-li re
zhrNa ien nitka nadtje, ma ktere visi
Vase zdravf, muze tato v6sti k Nasemu
luzdravenf, spok oienosti a st6stf.
ZVLASTNf FOZORNOST Sc venuje
| chemick6ml a drobnohl ednemu rozbo-
| GU krve, mote n chrchlu vsem trpf-
| elm nemocami dusevnfmi a nervovS mi
| SomplikacemL
| VSechny dotazy adresuJte
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HLEDA Sc lepsi byt pro
manzele Y okoli vych.
SIS ulice, Broadway a Union ul.
Haste sc v obuvnim obchode
Karla Sipana, 5746 Broadway.
2
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CHCETE-Ll 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te Sc dhverou
ma nejstarSiho a spolehliveho
ccskeho jednatcle Fr. Hattans,
5642 Il. A9 ui. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel. Union 453 L.
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PRODA Sc domek pro jed
nu rodinu, vse v uplnem porad
ku. Haste Sc v cisle 1851 w.
SO St., blize Dennison kary.
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PRODA Sc maly domek, 4
svetnice, zachod uvnitr. Lot je
40 pri $50 str. ulice dlazdena.
Cena $280O. Haste Sc V elsie
3471 f.. lib st. 3-19