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New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Electricity Is Called to
Work in Small Homes
100000 of the 24.OOO.OOO
Dwellings in the Country Pro.
vided With Electrical Power

The electrically equipped home is
being built in numbers in many sec.
tions of the country, according to NJ
n. Aylesworth. executive manager OF
the National Electric Light Company
who is cooperating with the manage
ment Of the Gown Your Home" Expos
ton for the success of the show which
IS TO be staged in the Goth Regiment
Armory in April
There are 24,Oo0,o0o homes in the
United States. According to Mr..
Ayle sworth, 5000 900 OF these are pro-
Sided with electricity for lighting and
other purposes and l6,000000 arc
lighted BY other means.
Inc use Of electricity Will be demon
strated in the house beautiful. which
Is to be one Of the structural features
OF the Forthcoming exposition of build
,ng craft and things that go to make
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
BACXIKHN and NLlH0E CREEN
,NE1lR CHES7,ER, NINICH WlLA 81
SOD BY 5RlPP1NG BORED
NEXT .IWOW7-R.

Buckman Village, 4 comfortable look
ing settlement of attractive homes near
Chester, Pa, erected By a benevolent
government for the exclusive occu-
pancy of shipbdN ders during the war,
will DC sold at auction on March Is
The United States Shipping Board and
Emergency Fleet Corporation hold title
to the property. The emergency for
"flch the village was built has passed,
and as it is contrary to the policy of
the government to engage in real cs-
tate, this village and other villages
tullt during the war viii be sold to the
pubic for whatever price it is willing
to pay.
Tenants Will Get Chance
OF course, the families who occunv
the 30l buildings in Buckman Village
VIII hc preferential bidders. for the
ShlpplnG Board has ruled that tenants
WI be given tho first chance to buy.
ms pollcy was introduced at the sale
0, Morgan Village, in Camden. \. J..
Whlch was the first Of the government
sshipbullders' villages to be placed on
the auction block.
Ihe Shipping Board directors have
commlssloned Joseph p Day to sell the
Iroperty. His instructions are to ret
,he highest bid or bids possible at the
tinc or sale. Whether the bids arc
laVofablc or unfavorablc the covcrn-
i"eht VIII accept them, for the sale is
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
New Jersey Operators
Enter Manhattan Marx et

iankoos, Smith & Co. leased for the
Schulte Cigar Stores Company to Max
l.. Balene and Jacob Rudcrman. opera
tors, Of New Jersey, at rental aecre-
eating approximately $4,000 3le
Broadway, northwest corner of Thomas
Street. five-story. modern structure
20xlO0. The lessons plan extensive al
terations upon the expiration of exist
ing leases. Negotiations arc pending
to lease the upper portion of the build
ing TO cotton goods concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Flushing Ass'n IN Now Has
Over ,OOO Members
VIII Celebrate Event With Din.
ner Tomorrow Night at
State Ar,nor,

INC Flushing United Association has
membership of moe than 1000, Thr
ASSOCIATION will celebrate the passing
OF the 1000 membership mark to-mor7
row nigh with q jubilee dinner at f6c
State Armory, Broadway, near Main
street. John Holley Clark ir. is presi-
Gent OF the association. James I,
l no mas IS chairman Of thc committee
IN charge of the celebration.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Block Front on NIcCombs
Place To Be Imuroved

Slawson & Hobbs sold for Otto
Sinauer to the Pleasant Avenue GARAGE
Corporation, Louis Kiosk president. the
block front on the west side of Nc
Combs Place, between I'D and 154tb
streets. The purchaser will either close
a pending deal for the property to the
Western Auto Company for service
station or will build a one-story ga
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Buyer of West 47th Stree,
Dwellings TO Alter Houses

henry Hot sold Tor Terrance J
Lynch 9I the two hree-story dwellings, at
5.5 SO and 1875 aEst Forty seventh Street
a'oNloo: The purchaser, NJ. MARIA
reno, will. alter the eastcrly building
ana occupy same upon completion.
~ me Duross Company sold 321 West
wen 1h street, three story DWELLING
iol SoPh1e Grlese to Frank Francesca.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Frank Landwehr III West Firth Street
a three story dwelling, 16.SxlO0
through Samuel A knlsnr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Said to be the farthest north on
Broadway within city of New York
The Lencrif Apartments is on 25stb
Street just off Broadway The build
ing was erected by Christian F. Lenq
PITTSBURGH manufacturer and capi,
tallst. He purchased the land st the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Builders Are Buying
Sites i'm PIainf;eIsI

bulIders arc buying Sites at Plain
held, N. j., for Improvement with
homes, according to j. j. Schwartz.
INC. Mr.. Schwartz reports the sale Of
Two plots on Queen City Terrace. One
is on Huntington Avenue and was mr.
chased by John Padcrscn, builder. The
otner is on Stillman Avenue and was
taken by G. w. Hansen Seven-room
houses Will be built on the nlots
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Four " est 3osl, 81. Buildings
Boug!l: by New Cor,v,.,,,

HE newly formed 59-61 West Thjr-
ty-si%th Street Corporation. havinr for
directors Abraham, Alice, Isidorc and
Molly Stark, purchased the four and
flve-story buildings, with stores. on
plot 15N98.9, at SO to 6l West Thirtv-
sixth Street. east Of Sixth Avenue. The
propertles we're acquired last AUGUST.
by Gladys X. Gleiman. The attorney
lor the new company is Samuel He'll
niger
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
r. W. Woolworth Company
Buys 9th Ave. Buildina

The f: W. Woolworth Company pur-
chased from Edward Schnaper. as ex
ecutor, 587 Eighth Avenue, a four-storv
building with stores, 24.sx1OO. between
In,,h'rty-eight and Thirty-ninth streets.
The recorded consideration was $4,000.
The company occupies the adjoining
property at 585 Eighth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Government Board
TO Handle Its Realty
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25-A Fed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-A Fed
craI real estate board has been
organized by the Budget Bureau to
coordinate all government activi-
ties connected with real estate out
side the District of Columbia. The
new board will be composed of
representative from each of the gov
ernment departments and agencies.
James 4. Netnorc, Federal sur
veyor general OF rcai estate, will be
the chairman.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
twenty-five One-ramily
Houses Planned for Or.yuo

me Bilt-Wel Company, Inc, is to
erect twenty-five one-family houses
on plot fronting 100 feet on Centre
Street n and Haywood Avenue, Orange,
AZ. -, "hlch site it has acquired in an
excnange for sixfamily apartment
at 1856 Park Avenue, East Oranpe TO
James L. Reilly, Inc Alfred /. Man
son was the broker,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Builder Purchases Flatbush
Lots and Will Erect Ru;ld;pys

" NICHOLAS Leopard sold for the Lopard
building Corporation, Inc, six lots on
Ihe 1I south side of Avenue n between n
hast fa Seventh and East Eighth streets.
lzVXloo, to Brooklyn builder who
VIII improve the site with two family
stucco houses. '''''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Work Now Going On Erecting
Tali Anarir,ent in Rro,,x

one of the tallest apartment house
improvements now going on in thc
Bronx is the nine-story structure be-
ing erected at the northwest corner
OF Grand Boulevard and Conconrse
ana klnesbridge Road The plans of
tne structure are by Irving Maroon e.
Charles GlaSer archi,oc4c ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Iorester-Schmidt auction sale several
years ago. Lest year he decided a.
DO something to relieve the honsin', w.
shortage and ordered the improvement
OF this property with apartmants
me building was designed by NJ w
del Gaudio, architect. 1t is siy stor.
les high and attractively arranged.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Resale of Bronx Caray.

frederlck Oppenheimer sold tho orc.
sWuoly Wy garage at Boone Avenue and
west Farms Road, 154x10lx137. to
cilcht OF Il. White. The seller recentlv
aedu,reu the property from the City
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Samuel J. BIoomingdaIe Rents
Metz Estate in Mamaroneck

SamucI j. B!oomingdale. of BLOOM
'ngdaie Brothers. has rented the LARGO
Shorc front estate Of Herman A Mefy
Nhown as Chatolah, situated on the OK,
irene end of Orienta Point. Mamaro-
meek, through Kenneth Ives e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Resale in 45th Street

L. G. Hantsche jr. resold to Walter
S. Thomson the three and four story
buildings 20x200.10,, at 303 East Forty
fourth Street, extending through to 3O2
East Forty-ffth street,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
v ilIiamsport Resident Becomes
Owner of House in Ieona

BoHles &, Co. sold for Abner ". Gill
his Colonial residence at Christie
Street and Orchard Place. Lconia. to
Edward 3. Millar. Of Williamsport. Pa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Village Is Complete
The village is complete, for the GOV
ernmcnt did not skimp on the homes
it erected for the men who were to
turn out ships to bridge the Atlantic.
1t has sewers, gas mains, electric light
aud power, curbed streets and mac
adamizcd roads. The buildings were
erected from plans prepared by some
of the best small-homc designers in
the country. Working with them were
town plannora and cNport landscane
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
illage Is Complete

to liquidatc the war plant Of Uncle Sam
as quickly as nossihle.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

apartment houses. each Of which pro
vidcs suites for two and five families.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

ammunition and the latter discuss
ing vehicles.
Major Krupp, tracing the devel-
opment of firearms from the old
muzzle loader up to the present
time illustrated his remarks with
slides. He predicted that the limit
in size of both~gu and battle
ships has been reached and that
from now on the efforts of the
army will be devoted to increasing
efficiency. He said that it was the
desire of the war department to
perfect plans, which, fully tested,
could be put away until an emerg-
ency and then be handed to manu-
facturers for quantity production.
Captain Soderholm declared that
the day of horse-drawn artillery is
past. He discussed the problems OF
those who are designing tractors,
tanks and other motorized equip
ment
Major c. H Chaplin spoke on the
organized reserve and Major W. L.
Clay also spoke briefly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

CONTINUED from First Page.)
cannot agree. Our function under
the law is not that of mere com
muters and cannot thus be afro
phied. The duty to prescribe rates
for the future carries with 1t the
obligation to exercise an informed
judgment upon all pertinent facts.
present and past, in order to fore
cast the future as best we may"
Cites Grain Rate Case.
AS IL realizing that this is a. de-
velopment of its functions. the
commission points to its decision In
the grain rate case as precedent
and justification as follows:
1.-THE duty cast upon us is con-
tinuing duty and looks to the flu
ta1re. It does not constitute a guar
ar1ty TO the carriers nor is the obli-
CATION cumulative. We are not re-
stricted by past or present statis-
tics of operation and earnings.
These are serviceable only as they
illuminate the future. What is con-
templated by the law is that in the
exercise OF this rate making power
the result shall reflect our best
judgment as to the basis which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

may reasonably be expected for the
future to yield the prescribed re-
turn The interstate commerce
commission now says that since
rates Of pay for employees have
been reduced by $3.50. 900. 900 a year
the tendency is toward increased
revenues, moreover. that il does
not accept the adjustments made
by carriers in their constructive
year as correct or complete"
The same being an estimate or
4.89 per cent return upon the value
of their property instead OF the 51s
per cent guaranteed them by the
transportation act.
Comments Freely.
The present law provided that
the So per cent had been in effect
for. two years from March 1, 1920.
The commission now says that aft
err considering all the facts a fair
return for the period after March,
1922, will be SIS per cent. The
commission comments freely on
the conditions as factor in its de-
cision, saying:
THE period of defiation has been
in progress more than fifteen
months; demand is reviving; prices
are showing a tendency to stabilize
upon a level much below that of
1920 but above that of pre-war
years, and conditions of the agri-
cultural and manufacturing indus
tries have greatly improved in the
past few months.
"we are OF the opinion that gen
eraI reduction in the rate level, as
substantial as the condition of the
carriers will permit, will tend not
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali, which
is very injurious, as it dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. You can get Mulsi-
fled at any drug store, and "a few
ounces will last the whole family
for months
Two or three teaspoonfuIs of
Mulsified in cup or glass with a
little warm water is all that is re-
quIred. 1t makes an abundance of
rich, creamy lather, cIeanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and
Is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy.
wavy. and easy 70 handle. Besides,
1t loosens and takes out every par-
sure your druggist gives you Null
ucle OF dust, dirt and dandruff. Be
siheds-(Advextisement-l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

600 Dayona Model covered Is miles In IS ~ 50
seconds the Cottati California Speedway May 7th-a
worlds stock chassis record.
The old mark, held by the Paige. average Of
eoI miles hour The trial hciaIly sanctioned by
the A. A. A. timed by it's officials chassis
checked strictly stock.
In view of these official and recorded the title
Master of the Highway, honestly year ago, remains
mistaken
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

only to lessen the transportation
burden but also to equelize and
stabilize the conditions under
which commerce and industry are
carried on with consequent fuller
assurance to the carriers Of realiz-
ing their return contemplated by
by the law"
The railroads have it in their
power To help the administration $
obtectiye-normalc to retard
IL President Harding has tried By
personal conference to bring the
railroads to his viewpoint me
interstate commerce commission
now has put the case before the
court of public opinion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
rs Miles at 06fRss6 Miles Per Ho1

yust May 18th, 1921-the Paige
Model 6-66 astounded all motordOm by breaking
worlds stock speedway record from five leo miles
These the highly priced records in the
bile world for they final and convincing proof,
only of and speed, but the heroic qualities,
brute strength and endurance.
Now-s:nce else has chalenged-Paiee
it's mark
Plotted by Earl Cooper In dash against time the Paige
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
WHITE rs HEAD
OF UNIVERSITY
CLUB IN MOLINE
Especial noune Service,

z. T. White was last evening
elected president of the University
club of Moline. He succeeds Will
liam F. Schaller. Other officers
elected:
Vice president-Harold Klein
mann.
Secretary-Thomas Walton
Treasurer Huntoon.
Directors-Ben Horn, Mr.. Schal-
Ter.
Major Oscar Krupp and Captain
Walter Soderholm, who are station
ed at the arsenal. were the speak
ers, the former discussing guns and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

Van r aalte Co. Sill Underwear, Giopes. RO!
McCallum Hosiery Co., Siik Hosiery
Beldins Bros. & Co., SILKS
VIM. Skinner g. Sons, SdfiBs
Emery s. Beers Co., Inc, Ouyr" Siik Hol
H. r. Mallinsou & Co., Siiks
Louis Roessel & Co., Inc, Silks
Max Held, Inc, Forsyths Waists
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
PRESENT MOVIES
AT W PROGRAM

Two reels of moving pictures,
"The Haters," will be shown to-
morrow night at the boys open
house program which is held every
two weeks in the boys department
of the Y. A short talk will also be
given and group singing will con-
clude the evenings entertainment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
No Matter How Old
or Sick You Are

has the enthusiastic endorsement Of thou-
sands of doctors and users. Men and WON
en- suffering from ailments OF man
years standing have been entirely
stored to health and vigor through thi7
remarkable discovery. Make the test yotL-
self. You will be amazed at the rapldi's
with which health and strength VII ~
restored and increased. Ask your dr1-
gist or send your name for free boohir.
on -DRU SEN-KRAFr. the Glands anu
Their Control of Health and Strength
Compounded in tasteless tablet form oi3e
week treatment, 81 25 Is sufficient TO starr
Designate whether you wish Mae OF
Female
DRUESES KRAFT
CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, Ltd.
Sc Z. Randolph st. Chicago, IL
To be sure to get the genuine treai
ment say 'DRT ESEN-KRAFT tablets
to your druggist sold in Rock Island y
Carl Z. SehlegeI's DRUG Store and all PFC
gresstEs drugxiBts.-( Advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

This Is Just one of many similar eases
reported by doctors and users. DRCESEN-
KRAFT tYouth-GianG} is the most effec-
tive rebuilding and re5uven atinE tonic
ever known Brought here from Europe
year ago. DRCESEN- KRAFT alresdy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24

most charming things perfect, your very frilliest
apple blossom chemise, your nightdresses of
corn and lotus pink.
The Lux fakes whisk instantly into creamy,
hubby lather that gently lifts the dirt out.
Lux suds are just as delicate as the Perishable
color or fabric-they can't inJure anything that
pure water alone won't harm.
The gentle Lux cleansing will keep your silk
undertakings fresh and new through lnnumerable
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
Gland Tablets Have Re-
stored Strength and Vigor to Men and
Women Ailing for Years!

Indianapolis. Ind.
For fifteen years have lacked strength
and yigor. couldn't climb stairs or DO
mans work Hardly could raise my feet
Have taken Only five weeks treatment and
cant recognize myself. Ny strength and
vigor are rapidly returning. even my ap-
pearance lie becoming more youthful Am
a prominent Moose here. and believe
me. every member of our brotherhood will
know of your remarkable treatment. Have
already started over a dozen and they are
as enthusiastic as l am
tSignedJ J. R. Address
9os Georgia St.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
RAILROADS MAY
FIGHT FREIGHT
CUTS IN COURT

CONTINUED from First Pase.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-22
POPRAwA EKONOAICzNA POLSKI
i RUMUNJI.

PARYE. - Jak dOnOSi Petit Pari.
sien", rzeczOznawcy francuscy pOwO-
Rani do om6wienia prOgramu prae kon
fereneji genuehslSiej wyPraeOwaIi wniO
ski o charaISterze finansOwym, majace
ma ceIu poprawe sytuaeji elkOnomicznej
Rlununji PoIslNi. Co sic tyzy ROSji,
rzeczOmawey dOszli do wniOSlSu, fe
pred przystapieniem do Om6wienia
sprawy odbudOwy ROsji SrOdiNOwej ma
lety rOzpatrzyG lswestje OdbudOwy prze
mysfu rOlnictwa W pOgrauicznyeh O.
Eregach ROsji, gi6wnie W OkOlicach
ArehangielSka, sPiotrogrOdu! Ukrainy,
KauI1azu, obszar6w mad DOhcew i mad
Kubaniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-22
wYLEwy " MA1OPOLsCE.

KRAKOW. - Dnia Ego msrca Ia
ter, diugOSci IL t..rn. miedzy Tylmanowa
a Szczewnica, splynal pOrywajac most
pod KrOScienkiem ma Dunajcu. Most
ma Dunajcu pod Szczawnica uratOwa-
no. El1spedycja woiskowa. wysfana !
.NOwego Sacza do Pienin pod SzczawnI
"a, rozsadzila EatOr lOdowy. = Pod Ger
weuym KIasztorem lnajduje she jeszeze
zatOr dSugOSci s KIM. kt6ry zagraza
w dalszym ciagu zaleweIn grninie SrO-
mowee. POwyiej Czersztyna znajdnjace
sic tam mostly przedwOjenne, Oparay
sic IOdOm. Og6lem W obrebie wOje-
w6dztwa IrakOwskiegO- -zsr.wanyeh jest
20 niOst6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-22
WOJSKA FRANCUSKIE "a
STAPIA AMERYKANsKIE
w NADRENJI.

Paryz, %. marca. (Prasa ST.
- Mieisce wojsk amerykanskich
kt6re maja bye wycofane Z Mad
renji, ma mocy rozporzadzena a
merykanskiego sekretarza wolny
Weeks'a, zajma dwie dywizje
woisk francuskich. Okupacyjna
armia francuska W Niemczech
bedzie wynosiia w6wczas s dy-
wizyj.
Akt odwolania .wojsk amery-,
kanskich Nadrenji uwazany
Jest W opinji francuskiej jako je-
den nieprzyjaznych krokow
wzgledem Francji ze strony Sta
now Ziednoczonych. Francuscy
liderzy polityczni twierdza, re
r6zniee poutiedzy 99giafami po-
litycznemi Francji Ameryki ss
dzisiaf tax rome. re obecnosc
Amerykan6w mad Repem 6y1a
raczej przeszkoda dla Francji nlz
pomoca. ObecnosG wojsk amery,
kanskich mad Reuem byia swego
rodzaju anomaljq, albowiem sym
bolizowala ona jednosc aljantow
kt6ra iuz cd diuzszego czasu ME
istnieje.
Tuteist observatory amery,
Ramsey sa zdania, ze gdyby Sta
nv Ziednoczone prowadzily ia,
kas okreslona polityke W Euro
pie. to wycofanie wojsk amery-,
kanskich obecnie Nadrenji by,
ioby biedem. lecz wobec tego' &c
Ameryka polityki takiej ME pro-
wadzi. odwoianie wojsk jest mai,
lepszem rozwiazaniem kwestJi,
Koblencja, o.. marca. (Prasa
Stow Kupcy prowincji mad
refskiej. ktorzy czynih rome do
stawy do arrnji, najbardziej od-'
czuli wiadomoSe@o odwofaniu
woisk amerykanskich.
DR.. Russell, burmistrz miasta
oznajmn. IL ewakuacje wojsk a
merykanskich najbardziej odczu,
ia biedni. kt6rym Amerykanie O.
kazywali duza pomoc.
Berlin, %. marca. (Prasa. ST.
= Prasa niemiecka wiadomosc q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-22
EOgOwANuA G6RNOsLAsKIE.

KATOWICE. = ,,VOllnswiIle" organ
.uiemieelliej pArtsixspsialistyrztsel pa
Saaslm. donOsi, q W Genewie dosEaO
do porOzumienta y sprawie nIemieelich
rwiazk6w rObotniczych. = Delegacja
niemieexs. przedlotyla delegaeH pol
sldej prOpCzyeje, lSt6ra ia OstatniS
.przyje9a jako gwataneje lOjalnej dzia-
lalnOSci niedsieclSieh Ewiazk6w na pol
skiej ezeSci G6nego SEaska. Szczeg6ly
ullsdu 70 wzgledu sia nieukOhcEOna
prace redakcyjna ME SO jeszcze dokla-
dnie Znane, jedIiax molina jui stwier-
die - Zaznacza autor - ie Zapew-
nicns jest IaezDos6 niemfeckich zwiaz-
k6w zawOdOwych poIslIiej ezeSci Sla-
ska Centrala W Niemezech na Lat Is.