davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Greenwich St
Block Is Sold
For Third Time
East St Side of Thoroughfare
Between Liberty and Ce-
dar Streets Is Bought
by Foundation Company

Inc Foundation Company, owner Ct
.he Beard building at 120 and 1922
Liberty Street, through to 1913 and 1875
Neoar street, yesterday acquired the
property adjoining, the block front On
.ne east. side of Greenwich Street.
from Liberty to Cedar street. The
frsaalty ray was purchased through the
Eharles f. Noyes Company and
Do,ugias l.. Gilman Co. The site
VIII likely be improved with build
ing since the demand for premises
uo"ntoWn warrants an intensive de-
velopment Of the block. If a building
IS erected on the site the entire pro,
lec' VIII stand the owners about So.
VVo,ooo. Yesterdays deal was the
tnlfd closed for the block in the last
SIX So months. The block has frontage
ol 30 1eet on Greenwich Street, 35
Ieet on Cedar Street and "A feet on
Liberty Street. The Beard building
ls twelve stories. The Foundation
Company is buying for the purpose of
proVidlng space for the future needs
OF the concern, which is now located
IN the Woolworth Building.
Lawyers Buy Washington st. Corner
=, Samuel J. Tankoss has sold for the
oou way JOHn StreeC Corporation to
1oseph Weipstock, who immediately
resold it through the same broker to
syndicate of lawyers, the fve-story
building. at the southwest corner of
Cortlandt and Washington streets. On
lot comprising l, 800 square feet.
The building will be altered into
an office structure, which when com
pleted will Le occupied exclusively for
law offices, most of which will be oc-
ccupied by lawyers in the syndicate.
Negotiations are pending to lease to
mercantile concern the ground floor
and basement in the building.
Spring Street Loft Buyer
The Lebertan Corporation has bought
from Myer Cans 151 Spring Street a
slx-story loft building G.. E. Lamp
and A. A. Voorhees, acted as brokers for
the seller
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Fire Insurance Co. Located
In BRYANT Square Section

The National liberty Fire Insurance
Company, formerly the Germania Fire
Insurance Company, which recently
sold its home at William and Cedar
streets to Elias A. Cohen, has secured
for its own quarters a long lease Of
two floors in the Buckley-Newhall
Building, now nearing completion, at
the south corner of Sixth Avenue and
Forty-frst Street, facing Bryant Park
Jacob J. Talbot and P. j. Cuskley
have leased for Mary Fitzsimons 749-
751 Sixth Avenue and 102 West Forty
third Street to Nathan Auerbach, who
will occupy a part of the premises.
The lease is for twentyone years and
involves 100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Trade Displnces
Chelsea DweIIers

The shortage of living accommo-
dations in old Chelsea is to be
further increased. Announcement
was made yesterday that the four
story tenement at 326 West Twenty
seventh Street, accommodati prob
ably sixteen families, is to be al
tered into lofts for the business
occupancy Of the buyer, whose name
was not disclosed. The property
was purchased through Henry Brady
from Walter T. Murphy for a price
which it is said is far more than
has ever been offered for the realty.
Several tenement properties in that
section of the city have been taken
for trade purposes since the scarcity
OF business space developed.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Bible Society
Sells Flats at
9TH Ave. Corner
Houses at 18th Street
Bring Quick Action to
Buyer; Other Sales of
West Side Apartments

Samuel Williams has bought from
the American Bible Society the three
hve-story apartments, with seven
stores, on plot 1o0x1O0, at the south
west corner of Seventh Avenue and
1l8th Street and Immediately resold
the property to Samuel Gross through
): Wang. Mr.. Williams also bought
ooS to GA Prospect Avenue, south
east corner of Beck Street, a fve-st
apartment, with stores, on plot COX
I34X irregular To j. Bernstein Mr..
Williams sold 113 East 111th Street,
three story dwelling, on lot 15x
1oo.11; also to the Haraj jacques Realty
Company edward Brandt, president)
the plot, 50x10O, on the north side of
l48th Street, $50 feet east of Amster-
dam Avenue, for improvement with q
slx-story apartment, and to w. Lebor
lo2 East 103d Street, ive-story fiat,
on plot 35x100. H. Goldberg negoti-
ated four of the above transactions.
The Rosary in Ninty y-ninth Street Sold
Harris g. Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher & Irving l. Levine have pur-
chased from the estate Of Caroline
Searles the Rosary, history ele-
vator apartment, at 306 and 3O8 West
Ninety ninth Street, on plot 60x100.
M. H. Gaillard G. Co. were the brokers.
Operator Takes Over Houses
Joseph Shenk has bought from the
Deed Realty Company the Sherwood
House at 2790 Broadway, adjoining the
southeast corner Of 108th Street, a
seven-story elevator apartment struc-
ture containing two stores, on plot so
x105. Mr.. Shenk has also sold to a
client of Max Scher the fve-story
apartment at 529 West 135th Street,
on plot 37.Gx100.
Withdrawn From Auction Sale
The five-story flat at 1875 West bath
Street, on lot 3Ox100, has been sold by
the estate of Henry Miller, through
Joseph T. Day The property was to
have been sold at auction yesterday by
Mr.. Day
Park Court in New Hands
The Simm Holding Corporation has
sold to Simon Levy the Park Court, a
six story elevator apartment, at 403
West 115th Street, on plot 65x100.
Woman Buys in 112th Street
Charles Galewski has resold to Sarah
Bernstein the tivestory apartment at
30 West 112th Street, on plot 30x100
A. Zlusner was the broker.
Enlarges Sixth Avenue Holdings
The four-story fiat, on lot 22x77.8, at
$40 Sixth Avenue, has been purchase d
by Lee Holstein from Sara T. Nichols
The buyer owns 912. giving him q
frontage of Al feet
Sells in Sixty-eighth Stree:
The Haggstrom- Callen Company has
sold for John Mackey the fve-story
apartment at 105 West Sixty-eighth
Street
Sale in East Eighty-second Street
Froman & Taubert have sold for
David Steigerwald 166 East Eighty
second Street, a iive-story double fat
with store, on lot 25x100. to Emil Orn-
stein, who will make extensive altera-
tlQNs.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Hanan & Son Rent Building
Al 0li Avenue and 50th Street

Clark 7. Chambers has leased the
building at the southwest corner of
Fifty-siXth Street and Fifth Avenue
to Hanan & Son, who will extensively
alter it for their business. The upper
floors will be rented TO art dealers.
The premises are directly opposite
the Duveen Brothers structure and
are part Of the premises occupied by
Charles, OF London Mr. Charles finds
these premises inadequate for his
business. He is seeking larger guar
ters, and for the present viii main
tain his showrooms Immediately ad-
joining, in Fifty-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Trade Takes Nurses Home,
On Lexington Avenue

Through the filing Of plans by ].
Gescheldt G. Co., architects, for altera-
tions to 6s6 and 688 Lexington Avenue
it was learned that this property, two
old private dwellings, has been sold.
These dwellings occupy a plot 1874 feet
on Lexington Avenue. They have long
been occupied as nurses registry and
home The property has been owned
since August, 1908, by the estate of G.
A Goldsmith. James Picker, q dealer
in X-ray supplies at 497 Lexington
Avenue. is the buyer.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr Company negoti-
ated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Mems Clothing
COME UP!
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN

buy Stich Suit or Overcoat direct from
maker 10 wearer and retailers profit
Wonderful values, $25 to $3.50. Stitch Co.,
W broadway. eighth floor. Blocker street
subway or Il" station
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWNING BRITISH MANUFACTURING
and selling rights of product OF incon-
testabe superiority, extensively used in
manufacturing staple materials. thereby
freight, also increasing output--now Of
utmost Importance universal!y-I require
clever negotiator partner. Applicant
must dispose of at least $4,000 cash to
acquire interest and go TO England to In :
corporate there large exploitation com
pany. Only gentlemen Of highest moral
and excellent financial standing are in
vited to write fully to Mr. Acker, Is
East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
HELP WANTED FEMALE
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN

THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN
Like to employ their minds as
well as their hands. Tho day
is short when thesmind is inter-
ested. The new method Of hand
ling Observation-Disclosures Tel
egraphy - requires intelligence
as we'll as finger dexterity Tho
work Possesses ever cha nging in-
terest, Tho pay is good. Tho
occupation Is esteemed.
THE WESTERN UNION TEL
EGRAPH co. TRAFFIC DE-
PARTMENT.
Room 1902, "a Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway.
Daily. including Saturday. o-4 p.
m. Also at 356 West 125th
Street (near Eighth ave),
Daily at to p. m, and Tues
day & Thursday evening. to
8 y. m
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Buyer 20 Change Lexington
Avenue Dwelling INTO Suite.

L. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Anna NJ Eagan the fourstory dwell
ing at 46l Lexington Avenue, 20xo5,
adjoining the northeast corner of
Forty-lifth Street. The buyer resold
the contract to Mrs. Catlina +. Mac
Manus. owner of the corner property,
mentS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
To Build on Broadway Site

Joseph P. Day has sold for j. W. Nc
Grath and Inman W. Cooper, as execu-
tors Of the estate Of C. Menelas, lot
on the westerly side of Broadway, 25
feet south of l31st Street, size 25xl00,
to Franwal Inc, who will erect build
ing for their business on the site J.
W. Taylor was associated as broker in
the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
THE WESTERN UNION TEL.
EGRAPH co.

THE WESTERN UNION TEL.
EGRAPH co.
The Public
demands especial care on the
part OF those who handle tele-
grams. That is why Wa exer-
else especial care in placing
young women In our telephone
department to receive these mes
sages. They must be intelligent
and courteous. and they arc.
Handling kilograms over the
telephone Is the highest phase of
telephone work and we nav ac-
cordingly. You will enjoy the
work. Il is different. Como and
see.
THE TRAFFlC DEPARTMENT
THE WESTERN UNION TEL
EGRAPH co.
Room 1902, "a Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway,
Daily, including Saturday. "a p.
m. Also at 356 West 125th
Street near Eighth ave.), Daily
to l p. m. and Tuesday ami
Thursday evenings to 9 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
GIRLS AS TYPISTS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi-
tions. Large financial institu-
ton. Hours 8 to A 80. Satur-
day half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stencgraphy and opera
tion of dictaphone without ex-
pense. Salary $12. Call after
8 A. NJ, room 5000 Metropoli-
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave
nue. & 23rd, Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Owner forced
to move to New England
MOVE in MARCH 1ST.


A distinctive Colonial dwelling : rooms
and 3 baths, will be ready for occupancy by
March lst. Would cost 26% more If this
house had not been contracted for prior to
recent advances in cost of building materials
On large plot al Garden City Estates. Terms
can be arranged For further details and ap-
pointment 10 inspect call phone e. IL
MEANS. 1So Madison Ave. Phone Wander
bilt 1913.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY
ENGLEWOOD, N. ]. and nd, yis;.;., Tsi.;s
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, NJ.

IDEAL APARTMENT. HOTEL OR BUNG-
allow sites. Ocean Grove, 10 lots facing
Wesley Lake, blocks from ocean. A won
derful Investment. Terms to suit Par
ticulars from THE COVERT AGENCY, 50
Main ave, Ocean Grove
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and RugS
000 YARDS EINE CARPE1
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
100 ACRES.

MOST SELECT AND HIGHEST Portion
OF WHEATLEY HILL; HAS no EQUAL
JOHN RITCHIE HILL,
WESTBIRY, l.. 1.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
statesmen
YOU MEN WHO ARE COMING.

We want men who have "arr;ved, hn+
whose future. nevertheless, is still ahead
OF Them We offer a degree of co-opera-
uon and an honest-to-goodness personal
interest In the men of our staff that real
salesmen count one of the biggest assets
of their careers
This is financial concern of irreproach-
able integrity, and of open doors to oppor-
ttunity that invite now that we are reach
ing out to extend our business, the atten-
ton Of men whose ability and ambitions
deserve the chance to make good in a big
way.
CALL AFTER 10 A. NJ, lie NASSAU
ST. SUITE 1902 WRITE OR PHONE
BEEKMAN 1884 FOR APPOINTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
GIRLS AS CLERKS.

GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 8 to 4 80. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrlt-
ing, stenography and dicta-
phone without expense. Salary
to start SIP. Call after 8 A.
M, room 5000 metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
FURNITURE WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture. An.
tiques. pianos. h-:c- -a-brac. books. NJ
etc. GABAY. IS University Place. Phone
BtuyvesAnt 2S77.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Trunks

BIG BARGAIN.-New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos Sixth ave. bet 30th-21st sts
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
MEMS CLOTHING
Patents
Rugs Wanted

WANTED. ORIENTAL RUG, FINE QUAIL
ity. small allover design dark ground
Antique Persian preferred room II ft. by
~ it.; will pay good price. Box IS, Times
Square ?. O.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18

MODERN HOME. rooms. tile bath, hard
wood floors and trim. fireplace. steam
heat, gas. electric: all improvements; near
train and trolley; price $500: terms.
Palmer. Refs. Inc. Bogota. n. J. Phons
H&ckensack 1880.
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SOUD q PRAVU
ZEN MA URAD.

Detroit, Mich, 9. prosince.
ZkuSebni zaloba ma rozhodnuti
prava zen ma zastavani ufadu
We state Michigan, byla zada-
ma ma krajskem soud6 zdejsim
dnes. William Leibnitz, pekar,
odeprel uznati soudcovskou
pravomoc pf. Phoebe Patterso-
move. smircfho soudce V okre-
su Wayne, popiraje jeji pra-
vo zastavati trad, kdyz byl
pred nj predvolan. Pi. soudco-
va obratila Sc tudiz ma kraj-
sky soud Sc zadosti, ably We We
eli tie vydal pravoplatne roz-
hodnuti. Pi. Patersonova Zasta-
vala soudcovsky urad cd T..
1919.
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vii p. Palda. jenz Sc zmihoval
o zdejsi Ceskoslovenske OBJ
chodni Komore. Ma pry pri-
TONNE 178 Clenu, ma asi $500
V pokladn6 a jest clenem ma
rodni Ceskoslovenske komory,
Sc sidlem V New Yorku, kan
zaplatila pc $500 ia kazdeho
elena. Z obchodni komory wy
sci podnet k zalozeni importnf
spolecnosti, o niz dalSi podrob-
nosti budou sd6leny verejnosti
prostrednictvfm :asopisu.
Pc reel p. Paddy pfednasel
ieSte p. Week dalsi obrazky
byly ukazovany.
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PRO CESkO.
SLOVENSKO.

Praha. V praci pro Pc
q o dite V Ceskoslovensku uzi-
- Sc dvou ambulance. d%arova-
nVch Americkym CervenYm
Krizem Lie Cervenych Krizu.
Pracovnici PeGe o dite budou
NIT svni hlavni stan V Ziline.
- mestu $ 1900 obyvatel
asi, kolem nehoz jest populace
asi 800, 900 lidi, pro n6z nenl
remocnicniho zriZeni vGbec.
Plan Dude Zahrnovat d6tskou
nemocnici asi o 40 postelich,
7rizenou zrovna Il Zilinv. Oby-
vatelstvo kraiiny teto jest vel
mi chude a neni prostredku
komunikacnich do mnOha O.
sad, lee pc draze. take bylo
nv nesnadno matkam dochaZet
do strediska Zilinv anebo VII
vazne nemocne ditky do ne
mocnice. Je tedy velmi potre.
ba, ably zffzeny byly ambulan.
&c pro lekafe anebo osetrova.
telky (obvceine pro poslednej
~
si) aby doiizdely do osad
pravidelne dny a konaly V am
bulancich konsultace a kdyi
nutno, vzaly ditky do nemocni
&c.
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re SCHUZE o L PRO
POHRBfVANf OHNEM.

Pritomno Is clenG. Protokol
pfiiat iak cten. Dopis cd pf.
VaSkove stran vypraveni po-
hrbu p%onechan taiemniku k
vyrizeni. ObGan Huml Sc o.
mlouva, re neni mono do schu
re Sc dostaviti. UsneSeno ne
chat ud6lati 1000 zrcatek ma
agitaci s obrazem M. j. Husa.
Usneseno vyslati agitacni w
Dor pc spolcich pc novem roce
ku ziskavani GlenG.
Pozemek vyhlednut a spoil
kim Dude oznameno, jak ma
wee nahlizime a budou zaroven
pozadany o spolupraci pri "a
fizovani hrbitova a Cremato-
ria. Prijem S14.40.
ObGanel Pozorujete-li o.
znamky casopisech kazd6
"hvile vidite, re Sc nechavaji
Cesi clevelandsti pc smrti spa
lovati, ale velmi maly poeet
itch ku spolku pro Pohfbiva-
nj Ohn6m patri. a mel by kaz-
DIV pokrokovy Czech i Ceska
ku spolku tomu Sc prihlasiti
neb poplatek jest maly. S1.00
7apisneho do so let a 15c me-
sitni pfispevek a spolek kradi
poplatek ia spaleni. Pfistl
schdze 3ti ttvrtek dine 16. pro-
since 1920.
Frank Yunger.
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O byvale koalicni Wade.

"Jaky pax byl rozdil mezi
padlou vladou q psf boudou?"
"Psi bouda je obycejne pro
PISA a ia vlada byla pro kocku".
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Ct jsou boisevici.

Kan sc N6mci tezko vnika,
nastrkuje - bolsevika.
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"Doba dobfe, v cizine lepe!"
fekl 81 Krasin q wal s sebou do
Londyna tri svoje dcery a tucet
soudruhn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-10

Habsburske statky budou "a
brany bez nShrady. We schulz
rozpoctoveho vyboru prohlasil
zastupce ministerstva zemedel-
stvi, re statky habsburske bu-
dou zabrany pro stat bez ma
brady. Prislusna opatrenf uci-
Mia jiz financni prokuratura.
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Dobry ton ~ tropech.


Wuerzburgsky zemepisec prof.
Sapper, ktery prozil pres tucet
let v tropech a seznal zivot i
zvyky domorodcu V ruznych
tamnich krajich, vydal "porad-
ce" pro Evropany, jehoz rada-
mi Sc mali ffditi We styku s do
morodci. Beloch nema Sc stave-
t. s domorodcem ma stejny stu
pen, ma vzdy uchovati zdrzeli-
vost a ukazovat zdravou pychu
rasy, nesmi vSak pfechazeti do
vysokomyslnosti. Predsudky,
jez kazdy temer Evropan ma
oproti cernochnm, poklada "a
hemistne. Chvali tichou dustoj-
most a kid indiana, jejich spo-
lehlivost a vernost i sebeovla-
DAM, Il cernoch1 lib Sc mu pri-
rozena otevfenost, detska vese-
lost a iimava obetavost. Sapper
uznava I barevnych narodu Sc
beovladani kterazto v~lastnost
ie spolecna IndianGm, Indum
iakoz i CinanGm. Teto vlastno-
sti nedostava sc namnoze Evro-
panGm. PAX nenf divu, re Indi-
an. u n6hoz sebeovladani We
vsech v6cech je vyznacnou VIA
stnosti, diva Sc hlubinach sve-
no srdce ma kazdeho Evropana
iako ma spatne vychovaneho a
pod MIN hluboko stojiciho, KITE
rV neumf sva hnuti myslf a po-
city ovladati a neni S to We
vsech s;tuacich zachovati as
pom zevn6isi kid. Indian cent
shbeovladani tolik, re mluvi V
tichvch slovech a pocit'uie s
nelibost' ka5dV powell a rozkaz.
Kdo prichazi k Indianum. to-
mu nezbVva mic iineho. nezli "a
bv sc priucil domorodcHm vro-
zene vlastnosti sebeovladani a
mirnosti. mali V ocich domo-
rodcG vGbec byti resDektovan
iako muz. Scenv. iakych Sc o.
dehrava mas denne ma sta Il
zeleznicnich pokladen. We Via.
cich atd.. kde mizi iakVkoliv O.
hled ma start a pohlavi. kde ka5
DIV mvsli pouze ma svou osobu
a 5ene Sc pres druhe. bvly by l
t6chtO Dfirodnfch narodn zhols
nemvslitelnv. Hlasitv povvk. r;
rnsnnf = ryk hlaSG V riznVcf
~veGernich naSich spolecno
stech. zdalv by GO temto domo
rodcnm zcela iist6 barbarskv
mi. jon ten ziska 81 dnvarv do
morodcH, kdo 81 itch vazf lax,
lidf. zamvsli q wife sc V ieiicl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-10

Lisak Civka vpravuje pa
ma radu Vorla " slavnostni
naiadu jeho stribrne svatby.
v nedeli, IL. pros. Mar.
SIM. Dram. Odbor Legiona-
ri "Vcelka". ZaSatek pre-
she v $3.50.
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BOLSEVICKY BASNfK.

V ruskem denniku "Volja
Rossiji" M. Sloneno kreslf zbez
ny portret jednoho z vychvalo-
vanych V posledni dobe basni-
XII bolsevickych, Vladimfra Ma
iakovskeho, a cituje take ne
ktere dryvky z jeho "basni".
vi. Majakovskii vystupoval uz
V letech 1812-14 jake cinny
futurista, ale "a sovetske vlady
sc hbite preorientoval, osvobo-
dill Sc cd "kapitalisticke psyche
logie", a stall Sc oficialnim po-
etou bolsevictvf. Ia svojf futu-.
risticke cry Maiakovskij ope-
val "cerne kalhoty, ktere 81 u
size re sametu hlasu sveho" a
1pel We svych basnich k ctena-
rum "zalatejte mi dust" - "a
cry bolsevicke proslul jake
skladatel revolucnich Cd a n.y.
men, a posmiva Sc demokrati-
ckym idealGm rcvnosti.
"Jednomu preclik, druhemu
dira cd preclika:
to ie ia demokraticka repu-
blika".
V ieho basnich komunisticke
"~Izv6stiia" objevily prisliby
brave revolueni poesie, a Maja-
kovskij vznesl pozadavek, ably
niGiva sfla bolsevictvf zasahla i
V oblast umenf Vytyka v jedne
re svych basni komunist1m:
"Bileho gardistu
dopadnete Ike Zdi 8 MIN!
A ma Rafaela zapominate?
lie cas-. aby klle
j ma zdfch fhuseji zazvonily!
Della jste vystrojili ma okraji
lesa,
hluSi k lfsanf bilych gardistn.
Proc vsak ma Puskina utok ne
vedete?"
Nejpopularnejsim z del Ma
iakovskeho je jeho "Pochod le-
vice.:
W
"Tise jiz. recnfci!
Ia vas slovo ma
tovarvsc Majsev.
Dlouho dost zili jste zakonem
danym z dob Adama, Evy.
Za5enme herku historic,
ma levo, ma levo, ma levo".
Jina hymna Majakovskeho,
velmi popularni, zaefna slovy:
"Slava Tt. Zdar -
slunna nase Kommuno!"
"Doba dobfe, v cizine lepe!"
.o1~1 -. U-z- u-- y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-10
Svedomity.

Go slysim, YAM pry uprchl
pokladnik s pencil! Ac drive
byl tax svedomity!"
Tim take zustal: Zanesl
vSechno, CO wal S sebou, do po-
kladni knihy ma ucet ztrat".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-10

Adolfova hvezda, cukro-
vana Fiji, zasvitne slunes-
MIN paprskem v "krvace-
iici jeho srdce", v nedxli.
IL. prosince, v Mar. Sini.
"V servancich .vobodv"-
Dram. Odb. Leg. VSelka.