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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
IRISH LEADERS
CANNOT ACCEPT
BRITISH TERMS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

ments alone, this step could be con-
templated.
Treaties dealing with proposals
for free inter-trade and mutual
Limitation of ornaments we are
ready at any time to negotiate.
Also mutual agreements concern
ing air, railway and other commu-
nications and generally for the
smooth commercial intercourse es-
sential to both nationals. But all
such treaties and all agreements we
would require submitted for rati-
fication, first, to the national Leg
islature, and afterwards to the
Irish people, in manner showing
that their decision was a free deci-
sion and without any element Of
military compulsion."
Mr.. de Valera offers to leave the
question of Ireland's share of the
national debt to arbitrators, one
each to be appointed by Ireland
and Great Britain, and the third
chosen by agreement, cor nomi-
mated, say. by the president of the
Upited States"
He declares that the question
between the political minority and
the great majority of the Irish
people must be left for the Irish
people themselves to settle.
I'VE cannot admit the right of
tho PriticIo ontTar,oY,,apf 80
late our country. either in its own
interest or at the call of any sec
ton of our population" the letter
continues.
1--WE do not contemplate the en-
ployment of force. If your govern
ment stands aside, we can effect
complete reconciliation. We agree
with you that no common action
can be secured by forge. Our re-
greet is that this wise and true prin-
ciple, which your government
prescribes to us for the settlement
of our local problems, 1t seems UNI
willing to apply consistently to the
fundamental problem of the rela-
tons between our island and yours.
Thus, we are ready to meet you
Al ga ticlI 10 lttlSOlldbl6 anu Jubls
The responsibility for initiating
and effecting an honorable peace
rests primarily, not with our gov
eminent, but with yours. We have
no conditions to impose, no claims
to advance, but the one that we be
freed from aggression.
I'VE reciprocate with a sincerity
to be measured only by the terri
BILE suffering our people have I'M
dergone, the desire you express for
a MUTUAL and lasting friendship.
The Sole cause of the ancient feuds
you deplore, has been, as history
proves, the attacks of the English
rulers upon Irish liberties. These
attacks can cease forthwith, II your
government has the will.
1.-THE road to peace and UNDER
standing lies open"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
MAN IS
JAILED DUE To
MURDER FRIDAY

Las Cruces. N. M, Aug. H.
George ]. Malloy. ditch rider, who
was shot here Friday Sby Wesley
Stuart, his neighbor, died the same
afternoon. Stuart was arrested
by Sheriff Jose R. Lucero, and
put in the county Jail here. The
district attorney is expected here
tonight to prosecute the case.
The quarrel that led to the
shooting started when .Malloy went
to collect $500 Stuart owed the
water commission and as Stuart
refused to pay Malloy stated that
If he did not pay the water would
be cut off. At this Stuart secured
shot gun loaded with buckshot
and shot Malloy through the abb
domen,
Stuart was unmarried. Malloy
leaves a wife and family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
WALTER CALDWELL AND
BATTLING 0RTEGA ARE
MATCHED FOR A FIGHT

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug.
14.-Walter Caldwell. of Springer.
N. NJ, and Battling Orteea, of
San Francisco. have been matched
to fight IL rounds here on August
"a. They are middleweights. Ne
gotiations are under way 10 inatch
the winner with Mike Gibbons on
Labor Day, it was announced to,
hight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
STEAMER is AGROUND
OFF CANADIAN COAST

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 1.-THE
steamship Princess Ena, operated
by the Canadian Pacific Railway
company between British Column
bia ports, went ashore off Goddyn
head, on the Canadian coast. early
this morning. according to mes
sages from the wireless station on
Triangle island. received here to-
day.
1t was hoped to float the ship at
the next hign tide. the report stat
ed. 1t Is not known how many
passengers are aboard. !.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
dlstrust which have dlsfigured our
common history for centuries.

common history for centuries.
1.-THE future of Ireland, within
the commonwealth Is for the Irish
people to shape, in the foregoing
proposals, the British government
have attempted no more than a
broad outline of settlement, the
details of which they leave for
discussion when the Irish people
have signified their acceptance of
the principle of this pact"
The document is signed by Da-
vid Lloyd George.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
BEANS NOT ON ARMY MENU.

camp Lewis. WASH, Aug. IL
Recruits are asking regarding the
fate of the army bean, stored
piece de resistance of army posts
in the past. National guardsmen
in Washington, who have been in
encampment here this summer, re-
port they did not find beans on
the menu once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
P0RTALES PEOPLE GO
TO FLOYD CELEBRATION

Portales, N. NJ, August a.
Notwithstanding the all-night
downpour of rain Thursday night
and the stormy weather, hundreds
of people drove to Floyd to at
tend the annual picnic and rodeo.
The business houses of Portales
were all closed for the day. There
were several speeches in the morn
ing, with music by the Portales
band.
Broncho riding followed the
barbecue. Dancing was enjoyed
in the afternoon and evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15
IRISH PEACE FARLEY
is DEADL0CKED, BUT
THERE is STILL HOPE
CONTINUED from Page one.)
England Lives BY the Sea.
Than foIIouy sfiY1l1Ja tinOa

whole empire looks to Ireland to
accept"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-15

ButcheI<-Do you want this
chicken drawn?
Bride-Oh. no; just send 1t up.
I'll know it without picture.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

A few hours after he had been re- leased from the military prison at Ft.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
REVIVAL OF MONEY MARKETS

The offer of the $50,000,000 gold bonds of the New York Telephone company, which was oversubscribed ten times, shows that money is plent- iful for all kinds of investment. The issue was put out through the house of J. P. Morgan and company, and that firm is now apportioning the is- sue to the various bidding concerns. The bonds bear six per cent and were put on the market at 97 and accrued interest. Of course, it will be noted that bonds are the chief attraction, because they are put on the market at such price that they become vir- tually tax free. And while the bonds of various gilt-edge concerns are sell ing without effort in the public marts Liberties are showing a great revival, taking advantage of the lower money prices.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

N., R. 20 ", G. & 5. R. B. < IT, Han Francisco Mining District Mohave County, Arizona
 ADJOINING CLAIMS
 Adjoining claims are as follows: On the North, Juno Jr., Nigger Head and Fairview lodes, unsurveyed, claimant unknown; on the South, Sur vey No. 2775, Big Johnnie and Lex ington lodes Lexington Arizona Min ing Company claimant; Llano No. l and Llano No. 2 lodes, unsurveyed, Pictured Rock c. M. O., claimant; on the East, Hawkshaw No. { and Hawk shaw Fraction No. 3 lodes, unsurvey- ed, Lucky Boy N. & M. Co.,, claimant; on the West Survey No. 319o, Bunker Hill lode, Lexington Arizona Mining Company, claimant, and Survey No. 3253, Bell lode, claimant unknown.
 The amended location certificates of said Jupiter, Jupiter Annex, Jupiter East Extension and Jupitor Fraction lodes are recorded in Book II, of Min ing Claims, pages 543-548 inclusive and the notice of location of the Jupi-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
REDUCTION IN
 / FREIGHT RATES

The Arizona State Corporation has announced that the Interstate Com merce Commission has rendered de- cision Tn the hay and grain case which was presented in Washington in August, removing half of the increas- es made in August 1920. This re- duction in the same relative amount will be made on interstate shipments under the recent decision of the Fed eral Commission.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
CH|hAhAN GETS RICH
 WHILE IN CALAbO0SE

Tonopah, Nev., Nov. 21.--One of the curious turns of fortune as best known in mining is being enacted at the Nye county jail. The story has its start about six weeks back, when Frank Bets secured lease on strip of ground from the Hudson Mining Company. ,
 Bett., is what is known as hard rock miner. Like all such, he was long on optimism but short on cash. He asked aid of every miner he knew for funds with which to buy grub and powder to work his little mine He also wanted water and supplies hauled to his lease 28 miles from .Tonopah. He arranged this by giv- ing George Box, a Tonopah truckman, g one-quarter interest to do the nec- essary hauling. But there was only water to haul, as Belts could get no credit at the supply houses.
 Appeals to Chinaman
 As a last resort he appealed to Charlie Poy, well-known Chinaman, proprietor of a poultry store. Charlie said: 'H go lookee over." The chin aman insisted upon going alone. He wanted no boosters along. Returning, he said to Belts: "You catchee him big therc. l takee him." He count ed out the needed $l50 in exchange for one-quarter interest.
 A few days later he was convicted on the charge of selling narcotics and now is serving sentence.
 Strikes It Rich
 Meantime his partner, Frank Betts, has gone down 2I feet at the lease and has taken out s20,o0o, At last round of shots the vein was 7even feet wide and much richer than near or the surfacs.
 4 few days gro Betts brought in 10 tons of ors from his lease and the HeNamara mill handed him c cheek for t7l5o as nst returns for tho 10 tons. During all these wesks c. Y. .Poy, tho Chinaman, has sat quietly in jail. rehisixg all offsrs te sell. His only conesrn was e to whether or not his partner hsd sufficient money for grab and the building of wintsr guar ,tass for the miners-
 This week hs received his first dividend, Q ons-suarter of tho S7150 paid by tho MeNsnaara mill ts Betta for the 10 tons of orc millsd George Box, tho TeAopah draynsn, slss re- eeived ous-quarter of the l715o for hauling three loads ofswster and grub g miles. Both Bo1 and Poy still re- tain their ons-quarter ipterest in the leass, which is said tS have nearly t1s,eoo in ore on tho dump ready for shipment.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

Lesvenworth, Kansas, where he was serving . sentence for a buddy" who had saved his life in France, Harry W. Haley, was greeted at Springfield, Mo, by several thousand citizens of that place headed by the American Legion. Haley is now ensconsed on s ranch near Springfield where he Is the guest of Col. R. P. Dickerson, commander of the National Loyalty League.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
Reactions of Turtles to Color

. Marine turtles lay their eggs on dry land, and as soon as the youngsters are matched they make straight for the sea. Carnegie institute men in the Dry Tortugas sought to find the influence that guided them to the water. When Q sheet of red or yell low paper was placed between the baby turtle and the sea, it would turn and go in another direction; but a blue sheet drew him toward it no matter where 1t was placed. It would seem, then, to be color, rather than instinct or smell, that attracts the youngsters to the water-Scientific American.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
Human Dissatisfaction

"The neighbor next door annoys me necessarily by the racket he makes with the lawn mower"
 "How about the neighbor on the other side of you?"
 "The way he lets his lawn go with out attention is a disgrace to the street" ."-Washington Star
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

ter Cross lode, is recorded in Book A. N. of Mining Claims at page M Records of Mohave County, AriEnua.
 JOHN B. TOWLE6,
 Register. First insertion Nov. II. Last insertion JAN. 1S.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

Disinternent of the bodies of American soldiers buried in Brest, France, during the war, has been com pleted, according to word received by the American Legion. Army au- thorities have forwarded to the four permanent American cemeteries in France 1,0So bodies, removal of which to the United States was not request ed by relatives.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

More than lO,UUU neIHueIS VI tAiC American Legion representing every one of the AS states participated in the ceremonies honoring their un- known comrade of the World War aS Washington Armistice Day. Nation al Commander MacNider, in the name of the Legion, placed huge wreath of flowers on the flag-draped casket.
 Hundreds of letters and telegrams have been received by the War De- partment from members of the Amer ican Legion in all parts of the country in refutation of the charges of Sena- tor Watson of Georgia, az to the hanging without court-marshal and other direlictions in the A. E. F. ;
 A Christmas gift to the ex-service men of the United States in the form of the passage by Congress of the Fordney- McC Cumber adjusted compen- sation bill, is a predictio nmade at Washington by John Thomas Taylor vice chairman of the American Legion's National Legislative Com mittee. ..'
 A few hours after he had been re- leased from the military prison at Ft
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25

When the Y M. c. A. in Somer vile, Mass, burned down, Americal Legion men rescued "A lodgers, cloth d them and turned the Legion club rooms into the temporary Y. II. c. 4 of the city.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13

PRODA Sc farma O 1861 a.
krech u Twinsburg, o.. IL mil
od Clevelandu, 112 mile cd A
kron-Cleveland Main Rd., vse-
chino farmafske zarizeni, ovoc-
ny sad 500 stromech nos.
nych, 700 stromu javorovych,
stroje, 2 sila, bane, elektricke
svetlo, automaticky vodni sy-
stem, fernes, praci stroj, As
krav a Jine zarizeni. Ia mleko
Sc trzl We IA dnech $500. Po-
zemky vyhnojene. Cena levna.
Haste Sc u-J. Fl. Rabich, Ma
cedona Rd., w. Twinsburg, O.,
Summit Co. SIT
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PRODA Sc:
X LASKAVEMU POVSIM-
JEDNORODINNE DOMY;

5 pokoiu, ulice dlazdena, 49,
300, hotove 81, 900. - Dunn o
6ti pokojich, pore We predu,
$4, 800, hotove 1000. - Dunn
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna, fer
nes, $4, 800, hotove $1,000. -
Dunn o 6ti pokojich.s veskerym
zafizenim, $1,000, hotoVe
$1,000. - Modeni bungaloV
dvourodinny o 5 pokojich dole
peti nahore S koupelnami,
$500, hotov6 5000. My name
vice iednorodinnych i dvourO-
dinnych domn k vybranl "a
skutedne mirne ceny prlld'te Sc
presvedcit nez iinde koupite
Haste Sc IL j. Kulik Realty Co.,
1892 w. 4Sth ST., blize Clark
Ave. SIS
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn o s,
sv6tnicich, koupelna, krejcov-
ska dina, velky sklep, skop-
ky ma pradlo, elektrika, bridli-
cova .strecha. Tento veliky a
velmi vhodny maj pro krej
clho u Broadway a K. So. ul. Sc
proda ga pouhych $6,400. Ne
co Sc poGka. Pfijd tie hned, nez
bude pozde. Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. Fr. Mlckov-
sky, jednatel. Sid
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PRODA Sc 1-rod. dunn ma
Griffin ul., blize Woodland
Hills Parku. Je tam 6 pokoju,
koupelna, garaz vSe moder-
ne staveno. Cena $1,000. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway ptejte Sc ma
}. Mlckovsky. 1923
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PRODA Sc farma O 40ti a

PRODA Sc farma 40ti a
krech v Arkansas. Vzdelano
je 25 akrG, ostatni borovy les.
Naleza Sc ma hlavni ceste, ve-
fejna skola vedle fanny, 6 mil
cd vetsiho mesta. Cena $1100.
Blizsi Sc sdeli v els. 3484 E..
104. ul., aneb v els. 2508
Church st. u w. 25th st. 5-13
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
dunn grOcerie a reznictvi mezi
ceskoslovenskymi usedliky. Ma
8 pokojn, koupelnu, sklep, fer
nes, dilnu, vSechny stroje "a
fizeni pro reznfka, uzenare,
smiSene zbozi a garaz. Jest to
rohove misto v plnem chodu a
obchod Sc nachazi u Broadway
pod CeSkou Narodni SIM. Ce-
ma tohoto majetku Sc vSim zbo-
zim a zrizenlm $4,000, hotove
$4,000 a ostatnf ma prvni mort
gage ma 6 proc, neb sc vymeni
"a dunn. Pficina prodeje. ma
Jltel opousti mesto. Haste Sc
"a +. j. Parenica, 123O9 Union
Ave. z?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13
NAM MA PRODEJ neb W.

Nt<AW MA TNJOEJ 01D Wy
menu peknou farmu o 50 "a
krech, pouze 20 mil cd Cleve-
landu. II mile cd kary a dlaz-
by, dun o 9ti svetnicich, sklep,
fernes ma horkou vodu, tele-
fon, 2 pekne bane, velky. sle-
plcnik, velka zahrada, les, do
bytek, drubez i naradi. To je
farma, kde Sc vydelavaji peni-
ze prodava Sc pouze proto, re
farmaf je starry clovek a vdo-
vec a chce jiti ma odpocinek.
Cena levna a podminky mirne.
Blizsi sdeli L. Rericha, 5015
Pershing Ave. Tel. Union
958 w. 5-13
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1868 BROADWAY

hradniho domku. Karel byl po-
t6Sen, kdyz sc rozhledl v byte
Marencine. Necekali hosti a
prece tn bylo cisto, uklizeno,
utulno. Ma vsem bylo znati ru-
ku a vkus meme zeny.
Marenku jaIy nejvetsi rozpa
ky, kdyz predstavovala Karlo-
vi malou dceruSku svou. Eli
bala il pred tim ma zahradce,
prudce il k sobe vinula, jako
by il chtela nahraditi, re V
Praze a ma ceIe ceste 81 ma nj
ienom tax letmo vzpomnela,
ba zeSpfi iedn6 vzpomince Sc
dokonce jakymsi stinem "a
chmufila jeii duSe. Bala sc, re
Karel il vycte minulost, snatek
Fabianem. Bala Sc, re Mi
luSka ieji bude stinem, ktery O.
chladi novy zapal Karluv.
Karel vsak Praze, ami ce-
stou o minulost Marencinu nez
zavadil
Ted ySak, kdyz mala diven-
ka udivene a stydliv6 vzhlize-
la k neznamemu panovi, ne
byl Karel mkterak V rozpaclch
|Skloniv Sc k decku, jez bylo
malinkym obrazem sve matky,
pozyedl je k sobe pollbil le
ma cello. PAX rozbalil darek,
iejz divence privezl: cinskou
loutku TAX roztomilou, jakych
Il mas neni yidet.
Mafenka radostl q pohnu-
tim Sc Ease rozplakala. Nejhor-
81, echo Sc obavala, rozresil
Karel tax Slechetne, kavalir-
: sky. Piiiima Marenku tax, jak
: il 20 navratu z ciziny nalezl,
: iakobv vsecko ami jinak byti
: nemohlo,
Z Starry Ryvola teprve pozvol-
: ma sc probouzel re sveho udl-
:. va. A vecer, kdyz Karel po-
. neiprv okousel, jak chutna
: rodinny zivot, pravil dsme-
VEN k Ryvolovi:
! Jake kazanl uslySlm cd vas
h ted, pane Ryvolo, reknu-l
t YAM, zc 81 chci witt Mafenku
a "a zenu? Jak .ste byl ma na'
plisny tehdy pred lety'"
Il Ryvola mcdowell hned odpo
u vedeti,
Marenka vedela, re Sc tn
2 karel dotkl nejbolaN ejsiho mi
= sta otcove nitru.
= "MiIy pane, nevite ami, c.
u jsem Sc pro vas a pro Marenk'
II natrapil. Nevite ami, co jsen
ie 81 nayycital, re jsem vas tehd,
"a rozvedl, kdyz jste byl pryc, t
el isem 81 rikaval, re jest to mo
III vinou A co isem zkusil TAX
Ia cd sousedul Vsichni, cely kra.
m mily pane, vzpominali na va
~ a vzpominaii do dneSka. Va
- pan bratr lest pravym opakef
~ yaSim. Nesnasi Sc lidml, pt
% hrda prostym lidem, nema
a. nim zadnych styku, nenl mai
ce zde nic pIaten, nekona mic pr
a. mas krai a eho lid. Co jsme
ne nalitovali, re Wy nehospodai
le- te ma zamku vojetinskemp y
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PRODA Sc novy dunn, bun
galov 6ti pokojich, koupelna,
Skopky, fernes, elektrika. Po
pripade sc vym6ni "a prazdny
lot, da sc pod cenu, Prlclna pro
deie odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc V els. 12709 Lenacrave Ave.
y Corlett. 5-19
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2-ROD. LACE. 6 pok. S kou-

pelnou dole, 4 eokoje zachod
nahore, bridlicova strecha,
plyn. elektrika, dlazdena ulice,
jen Z minut cesty cd Broad
way. Velice prijatelne podmin-
ky. .Cena $3.50. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5455 Broadway.
Tazte Sc na p. Sichu, jednate-
le. 5-l4
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re Broadway a e. 49th st. "a
1-rod. dGm V Corlett aneb Mt.
Pleasant. Tento majetek pri-
nasi 500 mes. najmu. Cena
50, 400. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. MigaSek. SID
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PRODA Sc obchodni cihlovy

PRODA Sc obchodni cihlovy
dun, ktery nese $3.50 mesicne
najmu. Dunn je moderne zarf-
zeny vytapi Sc horkou vodou.
Jsou tam diva obchody a 4 by
ty. Tent odGm Sc naleza ma jed
ne nejlepsich obchodnich u
lie. Zada Sc hotove $4,000.
Haste Sc Ii j. Smetany, 5O23
Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
.
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KOUPiM dunn Sc reznickym
a grocernim zbozim, aneb dunn
kde by Sc podobny obchod
mohl zaridit. Nechte adressu V
adm. t. listu. :?
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LACE $1,000. Pekny dunn
ma Martin Ave. u Broadway
pro tri rodiny, flastrovany
sklep pod celym domem, elek-
trika gas. Jen mala cast pc
nez postaci. The Atlas Finance
Co, 545S Broadway. Petite Sc
ma Mr.. Stukbauera. 5-14
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PRODA Sc dun o z velkych
pokojich ma Gar Ave. els.
45O6, vse moderne zarizeno.
Cena die ujednani. Haste sc
dopoledne aneb po sedme hodi-
ne vecer. sid
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2-ROD. DUN ma Champa
Ave, A pok. a zachod nahore
6 pok. s koupelnou dole. Bfi-
dlicova stfecha, pekny sklep,
dubove podlahy, plyn a elek-
trika. Bude-li prodan tento ty-
den, da Sc ia $5450. X dopt.
u The Atlas Finance CO., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Slcha. 5-14
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PRODA ST mensi domek
ma vych. AS. ul. velmi LEVINE. A
genti Sc vylucuji, dale dvou-
rodinny dunn ma Nursery CT.
Haste Sc V els. 1920 E. 131 st.
vecer k sedme hodine aneb V
nedeli. SIG
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"a PRfCINOU nemoci mus

"a PRiCINOU nemoci muSi
byti prodan novy 4-rod. cihlo-
Wy dun, 2 byty po 5 pokojich
a koupelny, 2 byty po A poko-
jich a koupelny. Tvrde podla-
hy finiS, 2 velke pavla6e V
zadu, Vytapeni parou. Tento
je velmi dobfe stave-
ny jest peknem miste, kde
mdze byti dobry obchod, blize
Skoly, kara jede kolem. Najem
pfinasi rocne $3.50. Cena pou
re $4,000, $4,000 hotove a O.
statni ma splatl1y. Pc pripade
Sc vymeni Ia maly jednorodin-
ny dun. K doptani u Atlas Fl
nance Co, 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc ma p. Kohouta. sid
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a pok. pfedu a A pok. v zadu.
Elektrika, koupelna, velka
ban. Cena $4,000. K dopt. Il
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Pteite Sc Ma j. Mlckovsky.
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