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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Monday.

Boston list. Louis s.
Chicago S-Brooklyn l.
Cincinnati 9.9-Philadelphia SIS.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
VICEREGAL LODGE HOME
OF new IRISH VICEROY
Lord Fitzalan Finds Dublin Castle,
Official Residence, Occupied for
Growing Government Business.


DUBLIN, June 17-Lord Fitzalan,
the new Irish viceroy. will not take
up his residence in tho state apart
ments Of Dublin Castle. Normally
the castle. besides being the seat Of
government in Ireland, is the official
residence Of the lord lieutenant, and
the viceregal lodge Is merely sort
of rural rest house.
The viceregal lodge Is at present
being re-decorated and furnished for
the reception Of the new viceroy. He
will have no other residence unless.
as Lord Dudley did, he rents one
for himself somewhere in the prov
inces.
After the first year of the war
Dublin Castle was turned into
became dormitor:es and operation
theaters. The hospital Is now gone.
But the official residence has been
absorbed by the growing necessities
Of the irish government. The place
now swarms with clerks far exceed
ployed in Irish administra ton. They
have been recruited NOT from the
ordinary Irish civil service. but for
the most part from across the Irish
sea.
All the most important officials
many OF them to leave II since men
employed there have been shot dead
in the streets There is, therefore.
no room for the lord lieutenant.
1t is understood that he intends to
entertain much more freely than
Lord French. but he will do so at the
vicercgal Lodge There will be gar
den parties and musical parties in
stead Of the old-time formal func-
tions for which the castle was
famous.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
AIR TRIPS COVER
3,29Q,olOM|LES
Work of Commercial Planes
in U. S: Past Six Months
Reported.

NEW YORK. July 4.-The Manufac-
rurers' Aircraft Association. on COM
pIsting an aviation survey Of the
United States. announced today that
In the last six months the 1900 COM
mercial planes in operation in this
country had flown approximately g.
250.OO0 miles.
THE record" soys the survey.
"shows that civilian flying. although
embarrassed by the lack or an Amer
lean air policy, has established itself
as a remarkably safe and dependable
means of transportation. In three and
a quarter million miles Of travel by
air only nfteen persons were killed
and forty three injured in a total Of
tWenty-seven serious accidents. Most
of these accidents occurred among
that class of civilian aviatorS known
as gypsy flyers.
Cites the Only Regulation.
"Of the 1870 commercial aircraft,
probably /, 900 are under the indirect
supervision of responsible plane man
ufacturerS or transportation compa-
MES. and this is absolutely the only
regulation over flying. as local ordi-
nances or state laws cannot be en-
forced. Lacking federal organiza-
these 200 or more gypsy flyers have
been permitted to fly at will, and
many have met disaster.
Cause OF Accidents.
Eight Of the fatalities and thirty
two OF the injuries in the last six
months have been traced to the lack
cf terminals. routes and storm warn
inGs or to reckless Stuntlag-errors
which would have been corrected or
prevented had there been a national
all policy. In al, the United States
there "re only PA adequate municipal
or civilian air ports. yet terminals
arc as necessary to aerial transport
80 they are to shipping or the rail-
lays. Deducting these preventable
cas Aalties. it Is found that there was
only one death for each 464,2S miles
nown and only one injury for each
295,454 miles flown"
Ayt0ppnhiloo Sry{1I ho oHy =
Evening star., 1921-07-05
AMUNDSEN IN SEATTLE.
South Pole Discoverer Still Insists
North Pole Trip Is Feasible.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 5.-Roald
Amundsen. discoverer OF the south
pole and seeker of the north pole, ar
rived here last night from Nome.
Alaska. where he appeared the middle
of June after leaving his schooner
the Maude. at Cape Serge. disabled by
broken propeller. Capt. Amundsen
said he still considered entirely feas-
ible his project to drift across the
north pole with the current. which he
believes flows from Greenland to ST.
beria-
He expects to remain in this coun,
try a year. he explained. before pro-
ceeding with his voyage.
Evening star., 1921-07-05

Automobiles will now be admitted
to Poland, but an import license is
required.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-06-03
Dortieeuua foIat.)

GnaIoQie n@esbaIb at.
beitcn 70 Dielc aomponiiteu bel
Rodt?~
.0ciI ilher0otipt Die mciiten
Diebitdblc lei Nodt b%egongen mer.
ben"
@ouptpor8ug 5rcmoer
(ocr gum eritenmal IN eiucr Nus.
itching Gin elettriide@ aIauier
b0rt): yGm'ah arobQrtigI 8cnn'S
nuib0ren iol. brnuht man MIR auF
ben anopi 81 orDden."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

years, even when he was at the pin
nacle of renown. "The burden OF
my gift" he said, "are greater than
the rewards"
Favorite singers of the past are
enshrined in memory by the praises
of their art and the stories of their
lives. They live in romance. Only
from their triumphs may we imagine
the beauty ind technique of their
vocal achievements. Caruso is the
first of the really great male singers
whose voice, and at its best, is pre-
served for the delectation of music
lovers of the future. For long
time his clear golden notes may be
heard, as the photograph keeps alive
many of his best renditions.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
MISSOURI GIVES
SOLDIERS BONUS

At statewide election held last
week, the state of Missouri voted to
give bonus to the soldiers of the
World War, and the soldiers of that
state will be in better shape than
those of the other states.
While this is a very patriotic
stand to take. it should not have
been necessary. The soldiers did not
fight to preserve Missouri from the
Germans, and the aid should have
come from the Federal government.
However,. with the second richest
man in the United States as Secre-
tary of the Treasury, it is easy to
be seen that anything which will
increase government expense for the
benefit of the common folks is bound
to be frowned upon.
1t was alright to pay Great Bri-
tain two hundred millions in cash
when she owed us several times that
0houhI, ouI IL was ouI VI tne uueS-
ton to aid the returned soldiers,
making it necessary for the states
to give the aid if any is given.
If the government will not help
the soldiers the state of Kansas
should follow the example of Mis-
souri,, and provide decent compensa-
ton for them.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
CARUsOs WONDERFUL
VOICE. AND CAREER

The death of Caruso stilled the
most wonderful natural tenor voice
of the present generation and ended
brilliant career, career just as
remarkable for obstacles bravely
subdued and disheartening troubles
blithely surmounted as for its series
of popular and artistic triumphs in
the Old World and the New.
The great operate singer had &c.
centricities which impelled the
world to laugh at him, as well as
with him, and at the same time.
blended a friendliness and sympa-
thy with admiration and apprecia-
ton. His charm of personality
mingled with his artistic spell. And
now that he is gone forever it is
likely that a fuller insight to his diff
ficulties and reverses will wreath his
fame with that inexplicable tinge of
affection which intimate under
standing begets.
AS pupil, Caruso was unprom-
Using. He pledged to his teacher one
fourth of his earnings during his
first five years on the stage. He
was known in Italy as "the broken
tenor" because he was running his
voice with faulty method. He was
hooted off the stage in n Sicilian
town. Another teacher then taught
him the right method. after which |
his success began. In his Naples de-
but his compensation was 100 francs
pair of stage shoes, costume and |
neckerchief for singing the title
role four times.
He was received coldly at first in
America. The celebrated impress
sario, Maurice Grau, once negotiated
with him to sing in the United States
for 500 month, but decided that
this remuneration would be excess
sive. Grau relented later on and Of
fered him $1,000 a night. At the
height of his career, Caruso received
$4,000 to $4,000 a performance
or concert. Frequent throat irrita-
ton theatened him with failure for
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
1t they are making very little

that they are making very little
profit. M
The retailer must stand the ex-
pense of unloading the coal, take
the shrinkage, load it and weigh it
out in small quantities, collect, keep
books and a dozen and one other
little expenses, and yet he is branded
as profiteer.
However, the public will likely
swallow the dope and blame him for
the trouble.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
THE TAX BILL is STILL
UNDER DISCUSSION

Congress and Secretary Mellon
are still busy trying to frame taA
bill. 1t is hoped they get some sort
of bill soon, for they seem to be
going from bad to worse. The latest
proposition is to take the tax of
soft drinks and put tax on news
paper and magazine advertising, and
tax on gross sales of merchandise,
The former would simply have the
effect of increasing the cost of ad.
vertising, for at this time there are
mighty few newspapers and maya
zines running at profit. The latter
would be an example of double tax
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
COAL INVESTIGATORS
PASSING THE BUCK

The state investigation of the coal
industry has once again resulted in
naught but bill of expense to the
dear peepul
About the only place the inves-
tigators could find any trouble was
with the retailers. This is about as
usual. The retailer must bear the
burden of blame for the high price
OF coal. when everyone who knows
anything about the business knows
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

Hairdressers say that bobbed hair
will not be so popular with the ladies
this autumn, and will become less
popular from year to year. They
also say that the autumn styles of
hair dressing will be permanent
wave and tresses behind the ears,
instead of over the ears. 1t has been
strange that the girls heard so much
without ears.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
Observation-Disclosures

Vincent w. Wilson, nine-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern W. Will
son of Gray, Oklahoma, fell off a
small building at his home last Mon
day noon, fracturing his skull. He
was brought to local hospital where
he died soon after. The body was
taken to Gray for burial.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

Miss Estelleine Blanche Gardner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Gardner of Guymon, Oklahoma, died
at local hospital Saturday, August
6. Interment was made in the Guy
mon cemetery.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

John w. Needham, who lived three
and one-half miles north of Tyrone,
Oklahoma, died August 9Th, at his
home. Funeral services were held
at Tyrone, at the Christian church.
and interment was made in the Ty-
rome cemetery.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11
Deaths

Mr.. Thomas Wallace of Sasakwa,
Oklahoma, died at a local hospital
on Sunday, August 9Th. The body
was shipped to his home at Sasakwa,
where interment was made.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

We will sell some fine east front
lots near the new Mckinley school,
and sell them right.-Moore &
Franklin. 7t2c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

alton, the merchant paying taxes on
his stock and also on his sales-a
most unreasonable proposition.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

Japanese publicists cannot under
stand why America objects to the
overflow of population into Asia.
They don't get the distinction. What
America opposes is not expansion of
population, but expansion of terri
tory.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

If the girls should persist in
daubing their countenances with
paint, they should at least learn
how to use the colors. The facial
decorations of many of the girls are
just thick blotches.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-08-11

Hoover says. the famine and
plague in Russia are due to the in
competency of the government. This
confirms popular suspicion. Industry
is dead and agriculture decadent,
while the leaders revel in their power
and authority.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
ZPRAVY z CZECH,
Ceskopolska umluva o men.

|
sinach. Polsky list V Tesine
I"Dziennik Cieszynski' uverej-
nuje pine znern ceskopolske u
mluvy o vzajemne ochrane
mensin. Umluva ma 54 elankd
. podepsal il "a nasi republiku
DR.. Hobza. Uzavrena je ma Z
let, ale nemnze byti vypoveze-
ma pred uplynutim 3 let. Pojed-
nava pravu pobytu, zaklada-
nj skol pod. Statni uTady jsou
povinny pfijimati podani v re-
ci mensiny, zije-li V obvode die
poslednfho scitani 20 proc. pfi-
slusne narodnosti. Osoba NIUE
byti vypovezena jen v pfipade
chrozeni vefejneho poradku.
Utvofena bude zvlastni komise
ma likvidaci majetku. Projedna
ma tez otazka amnestie. Inter
noVani vsak mali byti lined
propusteni.
Zahranicni obchod Csl. repu-
biiky druhem ctvrtleti 1920
lcinil: dovoz celkem 7,754,562f
IA, vyvoz 1914 ,O67 q, dovoz ci
nj tudfz 46.32 proc. vyvozu.
Nejvetsf mnozstvi dovezeneho
zbozi bylo puvodu nemeck6ho,
t. j. 3,996,629 q eli 51.5 proc,
ma vyvoz do Nemecka pripadlo
6,964,313 n cili 46.6 proc. Do
Rakouska pripadlo ma vyvoz
35.9 proc, t. j. 6,181,26 q.
Posiala soudci Is kubicek
a husu. Porodni babicka J. We
cefova z Kral. Vinohrad cd
souzena byla pro lichvu S Pc
j n6zi do zalaTe pred lice
MIN poslala do bytu pfedse-
dy trestniho senatu p. rady
vrchmiho Zemskeho soudu dra
Okenfusse % doutniku. husu
a visitku. kde pani Okenfu-
:ove psala, aby Sc u chote ga
nj pfimluyila. Pan vrchni rada
ionesl present ma statni "a
5tupitelstvl, ktere Vecefove
poslalo novou zalobu, tento-
krate ma zlocin svadeni k zne-
: uliti moci Gfedni. Vecerova
, byla odsoGzena proto Ike 2
m6slcum t6zkeho zalafe.
We prospech vystehovalcI ze
+. Spise a Gravy. "Narodni Listyf
oznamuji z Bratislavy, ze Po-
| zemkovy dfad V Trencanskych
: Teplicich rozhodl, ably vysteho-
: valcum z Gravy a Spise, kteri
: budou chtiti opustiti polske IL
q zami, pridelena byla puda ne,
Y kollka zabranych velkostatku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
NABiDNUTI K SNATKU

Zamozna pani, V nejlep-
SIN vellu, mini Sc seznalniti
S fadnym panem V stafl do
500 roku, dobre intelligent
nj povahy. Jen poctive mi
meme nabidky, mozno-li $
podobenkou, ktera Sc Ma
pozadani yrati, zaslete pod
znackou onatek do adm. t.
iiStu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc. byt s nabyt
KEN opatfeny pro jednoho neb
diva pany. ZvlaStni vchod. Hla-
ste Sc elsie COTS Hillman A
We. 1-18
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

"A povezte mi, dedousku, Wy
statite tim, co vyhrajete?"
L coz pax ia! ia bych S tim
'ystacil. Ale kdyz muslin pod
rorovat syna-staropensistul"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

CHCETE.Ll 81 koupiti dvou
rodinny dunn v Mt. Pleasant
A neb 5 pokojich Sc vsfm mo-
dernim zarizenim, neb dobre
Jdouci grocerni a reznicky OBJ
chod, obrat'te Sc ma Franka
Parenicu, 12309 Union. 1-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun "a piicinou odjezdu do
Czech. Haste sc v cisle 3499
zap. 58.' ul., blize Dennison.
1-1S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

Cesty nebylo tu zadne pro-
to vndce tlupy fidil Sc malym
kapesnim kompasem vedl j
bezpecn9 ddollm lesem, az o.
pet pfiSli ku lesnatemu pohori,
ktere moaralo Sc v nevelke
vzdalenosh ma obzoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

ZACNETE NOVY ROK
SPRAVNE. Mate-li $1,000 ma
hotovosti, to staci ku koupi
jednorodinneho domu o 5ti
svetnicich koupelnou, garaz,
elektrika, plyn, blize dvou po-
ulicnich kar. Cena $4,000.
Blizsi sdeli j. F. Nejedlik,
11015 Union Ave. Oba telefo-
ny. 1-18
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

to v1dce tlupy fidil Sc malym
kapesnfm kompasem a vedl j
bezpecne ddollm lesem, az o.
pet pfisli ku lesnatemu pohori,
ktere moaralo Sc nevelke
vzdalenosti ma obzoru.
XIII. BOZ.
"Hoj, jak strasne rany pusek
zneji,
nepratelske prapory Sc chveji,
zbdjnik ma nstupu je!
Sila handy zlomena co trtina
a TAX z casti smyta je nj
vinna".
Tam je misto nasi move
schuzky", pravil plukovnik
Goldsborough, ukazuje prstem
ma lesnate horstvo, stkvici Sc V
rude zaplave cervank1 zapada-
j,ciho slunce, a k nimz celia ban
da jela nyni zvolna a vesele.
Neujela usak jeste ami jednu
mill, kdyz Mutchison, jenz jel
hodne V popredi, Sc pojednou
obratil a uprkem hnal kone
sveho ku vudci, jemuz podal
polni dalekohled, prave PR tom
prudce:
"Pohled'te tam, plukovni-
ku!"
"Co je?" tazal sc tento, diva
ije Sc skrze skla.
"Tam, ma miste nasi schuZe
fvidite tam to mracno prachu a
k0ure? Hal Strelbu pusek
Tam zahajen je boj, plukovni-
ku. Nasi jsou pfepadeni!" !"
"Je tomu taxi" zvolal Colds
borough. "Mutchisone, speste v
pred! Poslete asi pul tuctu lidl
ku strezeni nasich zajatcu, KITE
II must zlistat zde, mezitim co
my spojime Sc nasimi; serad'-
tie rychle cety a pax rychlym
pochodem v pred! Ja vas doho.
MIN, jakmile postaram Sc be7
peci techto!"
Mutchison obratiI sveho ko-
ne a dprkem ujizdel v pred, ze-
ma pred sebou cely oblak, v
nemz zahy zmizel.
Goldsborough ohlizel Sc ko-
lem po bezpecnem miste neja-
KEN, kde uschovati by mohl "a
jatou svoji nevestu a knezske-
no jeiiho spolecnika. Nevida
mic lepsiho, jak skupinu vel
kych stromu, Zavedl je pod ty-
to a pozadal .e, ably seskocili s
koni.
Kazatel vyhovel rozkaZu to-
mu rad a okamzite, nebot' byl
! jizdou k smrti unaven q j Ell
fie nekladla zadny odpor, pra-
vic:
"V pripadu nasem neni jint
pomoci, nezli podrobiti Sc osu-
du a doufati we prozretelnost.
Po slovech tech seskocila lei
ce S kone a usadila Sc ma tlustt
koreny obrovskeho dubu.
"Ano, mole draha,, mladi
damo, tax je tomu skutecn6
: NachaZime sc V moci synu Be
: liala, avsak rame bozi je dost
slime, aby ochranilo mas cd,
: vSeho zleho", zamrucel kazate
Simons, kdyz byl plukovnil
: Goldsborough poodeseI z dosl
chu, nebot' zamestnaval Sc pr
< We odyadenim obou koni n
: protest. stranu haze, kde uva
+ zal je Ike stromim.
: "Vidite, jak je opatrnym
pravila Elfie. "Odvede nase kc
a ne hodne daleko cd mas. TAX q
: bychom nemohli pouzfti jich
e nteku mezitim co on bude ne
y chazeti Sc We vrazednem boji!
= Il see! Ano, mole drah;
mlada lady. pozoruji to dobre
G Avsak rame bozi je slime 2;
IL chrani mas - HuS! Tu prich;
u ri ten syn Belzebuba!" prav
J. knee, vida vraceti sc vndce g,
III erillu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

kAMNA druhe ruky yseho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
Sedlacek, 1851 E. 40. st. ??
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

Slova.
Goldsborough nevytrhoval
zajatou svoji nevestu z jeJich
myslenek, veda dobre, ze to
tax dlouho nevydrzi. Predpo-
kladani jeho splnilo sc take
brzy, nebot' Elfie sama zahall-
la rozhovor slovy:
ia myslela, re tato "Certo-
va panev". nebo "polevkovy ia
lff d'abla", nebo jak jinak stras
ne to misto tam nahore nazy-
vate, melo slouziti "a misto spo
lecne schnze vasich band.
"Tak mysleli my tez, Elfie".
"a re wy a Corsini veske-
rym vasim muzstvem pockate
tn az do prfchodu Moncka a Je-
ho handy.
"To byl mas PLAN.
"a ted odjede Corsini o pull
noci a wy nasledujete jej v pra-
/. We poledne!"
A"Je tomu tax, sjak pravis, Ell
fie'.
"Podle toho zda Sc mi tudiz,
re Wy, pani konsti zlodejoye a
lupici devcat, sani nevite, co
cheete, alespon ne vice, jak IL
de poctivi"..
"Vplizi-ll Sc do tabora nase-
no bidacky spehoun vyzyi vse
chny nase tajnosti, ,mpze lehce
prozraditi nase plany.FTen ma
II d'abel, jenz jmenoval Sc Gill
ktery vplizil sc v tabor Corsi-
niho, nejen Re prozradil jeho
ustup, p,ale vyspehoval misto ma
81 tajne schdze. Je tudiz nutno,
abychom 81 pro schuzku naSi Wy
hledali jine misto a k tomuto
prave smeruieme pax proto,
ze jsem pevne presvedeen ne
moznosti prozrazeni ze TIVE
srany", odvetil Albert
Costa byla nyni tax srazna 3
nebezpecna, re vyzadovala CO.
lou pozornost jezdcd i museli
tito " reci ustati. Ubohy kaza-
tel tfasl sc ma celem tele jako
osyka a pohledl-li stranou do
propasti tisice stfevich hlubo-
ke, tn vstavaly mu hruzou Via
sy ma hlave, nebot' vedel, ze Je-
diny ybny krok kone by byl
zkazou pro oba.
''Pozor tam V predu, nechce-
tell sleteti dolu drive, jak vam
libo prospesno!' rozkrikl sc
Goldsborough na chvejiciho sc
kazatele, cimz postrasil tohoto
jeste vice.
Elfie Sc smala. Civy jeji byly
pevnc konik .leji tax jisty '
chodu, ze citila Sc upln6 bezpel
. nou. Tezce pronasledovanJ
knee vsak pravil:
"Vim jiste, ze i kdyz dosta'
meme Sc u hory teto bezpecnf
doln, O Cemz vsak velice pochy.
buji, nebudu k nicemu 30 celS
sviij ziuQt".
Co takto mluyil, zatacel pra
We kolem jedne skaly a zahl
priscl v misto, q nehoz vide
bandu guerlllu, jak tato ne
velke vzdalenosti vinula Sc pri
snykem dolu; nachazell Sc ny
nj na ceste nejnebezpecnejsi.
"Hayden!'' zvolal plukovnil
Goldsborough Ma muze, ledou
chic zrovna pred kneZem, a G
sloveny hned zastavil, ocekava
lie rozkazu sveho velitele.
Hayden, seskocte & konc
pust'te jej samotneho "a osta'
mimi pax chopte Sc uzdy kon
kazatele, jejz svedete dolu
patrne, jinak stane Sc jeste M
St6sti".
Voiin Sc smichem a v dobi
nalade vyhovel rozkazu tom
okamZite, septaje pfi tom k
svernu soudruhu neco nepT
jemnostech, Jake piinasi sebc
pfitomnost zenskych a kne2
nacez opatrne svedl kone kaz
tele az k upati vrchu.
6nfL.y pbpollr m no ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18
PRODA Sc:
DUN MA BROADWAY

Q 8 krasnych svetnicich, kou-
pelna, plyn, elektricke svetlo,
vytapeni horkou vodou, par
ketove podiahy, garaz, lot sko-
rem SO stfevicu siroky a ITS
str. dlouhy. Dobry dunn do
brou obchodni budoucnosti.
Hotove $4,000, zbytek jako
rent. Bude prazdny pristi ty-
den. Haste Sc V els. 1922
Broadway Ii Mcbride Ave.
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