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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Buildings Bombed Late Yes
terday-Policemen Killed
in Running Fights.
SPECTACULAR RAIDS ARE
MADE; $50 ARE ARRESTED
Prominent L abor Leaders
Caught in General Drag-Net
Crisis with Labor.

CHICAGO, May 1l.-All law en-
forcement organizations of this city
today united in what the Police De.
partment officials term "a fight to
the finish" with organized labor.
This big concentration of law en-
forcement efforts followed the bomb
ing of two buildings late yesterday
afternoon and the murder of two
policemen.
Late last evening, as the result
Of the bombings and murders, over
orc dozen spectacular raids were
made on the various headquarters Of
Union organizations.
These raids resulted in the arrest
OF more than $50 labor leaders in
Guiding Fred MAIDEN, President Of
the Chicago Building Trades Coun-
Gil; Big Tim Murphy and Chris
Shea. II
Following the bombing Of the two
buildings police reserves were call
ed out. The roundup resulted in
many running fights during which
two policemen were killed. Those
responsible for the murders eluded
the police. The bombings and muir
ders called for stringent measures
and the raid on the Union head
quarters was planned and these Sc
cretly carried out with success.
Scores of those arrested at the
various Union headquarters remain
ed in jail until this forenoon not
being able to secure bail,
The trouble is believed by the
authorities to be the elimination Of
series of disorders due to the labor
warfare in the building trades.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
He Still Loves His Wife
But "ChickenS" Have Him

PITTSBURGH. Peln.. MAJ IL
Mrs. Florence f. Manyille. sh,;w girl
wife Of Thomas F. Manyille. Jr. soE
Of Thomas F. Manville. memter ot
the firm of II. W. Johns Mdnville
Company. who is known as the "As-
bestos King" has won decree OF
divorce in Common Pleas Court iere.
Although Manville declared t. per-
sons who appeared as witnesses sor
his wife at the divorce hearing. that
there is no woman love "a much
as Florence" his defense was:
81 love the chickens an I have 10
run around with them aaa | imply
can't behave msels.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11

In the courtroom at historic
Charles Town, West Virginia, many
union miners are on trial for alleged
treason against the state. Conyc-
ton may mean death to several Of
the defendants. Here is the first pic
ture of the opening of the trial with
the attorneys for the miners. The
upper picture shows the interior of
the court on the opening day. Below
are attorneys for those on trial From
left to right they are: James Mason.
Jr; l.. P. Hager, H. w. Houston
(chief counseD, and Charles J. Van
Fleet
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11

The consolidation of the prohibition
enforcement bureau in Alaska with
other law enforcing agencies and put
ting all of them under the Depart
ment of Justice, was recommended
lin the final report of the late Fed
eral grand jury when 1t adjourned on
April 26. 1t has been Governor
Bones announced policy since he en-
tered office to bring about such con
solidation, as regards all law en-
forcement bureaus including that OF
prohibition enforcement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Soviet Russia
Makes Reply to
Allied Memorandum

GENOA, May 11.-Late this
afternoon the reply of Soviet
Russia to the Allied memoran-
dun concerning property rights
was received. The reply de-
clares that financial differences
between the Powers and Rus
sia require deeper study. 1t
is suggested that a mixed com
mittee Of experts be appointed
to consider the various ques-
tons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11

Young Manville declared ,Gst he
liked to run around aci Ia not
like to be bossed and be tied down
70 one woman He referred to his
wife as wonderful housekseoer
and a wonderful girl" witnesses de-
clared at the hearing. but se!l he
wished ito be with the boys and the
women"
Manville left his home - marry
the show girl. mourning thu v cih u
his millionaire father, nj accented
clerkship at a pal'ry SOLAR - %
not to be estranged rom The OBJ
ject of his alteration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
SEAPLANE FOR
KETCH|KAN TO
PROTECT FISH
Members of Commercial Club
Raise Funds to Secure
Air Machine.
ESPECIAL to The Empire.)

KETCHIKAN, May 1.-THE Com
mercial Club members have sub
5cribed funds to loan to Roy Jones,
former army aviator. TO purchase a
seaplane to bring to Ketehikan to
be used in patrolling salmon streams,
fish traps and for commercial trade.
strate the feasibility of the airplane
'or patrolling salmon streams eff
tectively to prevent Illegal fishing.
The same also applies to fish traps.
1t is understood the Bureau of
Fisheries will engage the plane for a
short time in this section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
. NATION WIDE APPEAL.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1l-While
city and state agencies continue Ell
forts to provide relief for food VIC
inns word has been received here
hat the Washington Red Cross
headquarters has issued a nation
wide appeal for funds. This plan is
endorsed by President Harding. The
Louisiana Legislature has authorized
he borrowing of $1,000, GOO for
relief.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
BOMB EXPLODED; POLICEMEN
KILLED; CHICAGO Is in WAR
Subjects of Rolling Pin
Wives to Meet, in Secret

LONDON, May 1.-THE place for
holding the annual meeting of the
Ancient and Honorable International
Order of Henpecked Husbands" al
organization having headquarters at
Sowerby, near Bradford 10 being kept
a strict secret. The meeting last
year, to insure freedom from wifely
interference, was at an isolated spot
on Blackston Edge Moors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
WALL STREET ToLL-s7

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE 37th
victim of the Wall Street explosion
in 1920 has just died. A do tors
certificate ISIS led for Frederick Dayey
Soper gave. as the cause Of death.
ailments resulting from injlr.,s re-
cc:yee in the disaster.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Introduces Amnesty Bill
For Those Now in Prison

WASHINGTON, May 1l.-Unite1
States Senator Edwin F. Ladd. of
North Dakota, today introduced bill
granting amnesty to all persons now
held in Federal prisons for violation
Of war time espionage laws.
Senator Ladd estimated that 1i3
would be affected. The bill would not
affect those convicted OF spying or
for communicating with the enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Judge Bunnell Coming
To Juneau on Jefferson

KETCHIKAN. May 11-Judge
Charles f. Bunnell. president of the
Agricultural College and School o,
Mines, at Fairbanks. who arrived on
the Northwestern. will leave for Ju-
neau next Saturday on the Jefferson
He intends to make a stop at Ju-
neau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11

Time will be required at the 1922
gathering for the consideration of
long list of applications for u.emb er-
ship. as each candidate mrst be
cross examined severely regarding his
fitness to be dubbed well AID truly
hen-pecked."
The organizations stationery de-
clares the order dates back to
1897 b. C.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
MRS. RoOEN RETURNING

Mrs. Henry Roden is returning to
Juneau on the steamship Admiral
Watson. which sailed from Seattle at
10 O'Clock this morning Mrs. Roden
has been in the South for several
weeks visiting with relatives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
RED CROSS TO
SEEK AID FOR
FLOOD VICTIMS
National Chairman Author
ICES Chapters to Solicit
Contributions.

WASHINGTON. May IL - John
Barton Payne. National Chairman OF
the American Red Cross today auth
orized local chapters to solicit con
tributions for the relief OF food sur
ferers in the Mississippi River Val
ley. At least 100000 are needed
Ii is said
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Prohibition Unit
Be Transferred to
Dept. Justice

WASHINGTON, May 11-Sec-
rotary of Treasury Mellon and
Attorney General .Daugherty
have approved the prGcosal for
the transfer of the prohibition
unit from the Treasury to the
Department of Justice. This is
part of the general governmental
reorganization scheme.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
immortality IN
SPOKANE AMONG
STUDENTS OF HI
Special Grand Jury Returns
Lengthy Report After
Making Investigation.

SPOKANE, May II. - Immoral
conditions exist among the Spokane
High SCHOOLS students although
majority of them are above reproach.
This is the declaration made here
today in lengthy report made by
the special grand jury which has in
vestigated the Spokane schools.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
wRITS ARE DENIED.

CHICAGO, May II. = During the
day Judge Hickman Scanlon declar-
cd that he agreed with the police
that. Chicago was in state Of
warfare" and he refused to issue
writs of habeas corpus for Chris
Shea and John .Latferty, labor lead
ers arrested in a raid last night in
connection of bombings and the kill
ing of two policemen.
Judge Scanlon said the men could
he held until Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
immigration Restriction
Act Signed by Presiden'

WASHINGTON. May 11.-Presi
dent Harding today signed the bill
extending the immigration restriction
rot until June 30. 1924.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
APPROPRIATION OF ONE MILLION AND HALF
DOLLARS FOR NEW ALASKA CABLE PROBABLE

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE addition CT appropriation of
$5o0oo0 the military appropriation bill for building sub
marine cable to Alaska replace the present line of cable has been
the subcommittee the Appropriations Com
This committee has charge of the appropriation and the full
committee pass the prvision but the subcommittee members
expressed belief that little opposition would develop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-11
Cannot Be Done Says
Germany, Making Reply

T.RIs. May 1.-The German re-
ply to the Allied PREPARATION note
of AHril Is protests the good will of
the German government and pleads
material fmpossibilty in imposing the
go. 900 .0OO 900 marks new taxes before
Nav 81
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CONTINUED on Page sevea.,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

afford the businessmen of Northwest
ern North Dakota an excellent oppor-
tunity to hear some important topics
discussed.
An informal smoker will be held on
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, to re-
ceive the incoming delegates. Regis
tration will take place at the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral that evening,
where the various sessions are to be
held.
The convention will open at 9
o'clock Thursday morning with an
address of welcome by Pres. v. E.
Stenersen Of the local club. The re-
Spouse will be given by the state pres
ident, Will E. Holbein. Mayor Smart
will deliver an address and Vice Pres.
Ferguson will respond.
At 10:45, Earl Pearson, New York,
editor of Associated Advertising will
deliver an address on "Budgeting Ad-
vertising Club Work." This will be
followed hv an address BY Archie Nc
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The dates for the convention were
set during the week Of the Ward
county fair in order to give the dele
gates an opportunity to enjoy both
functions. 1t is expected that ESQ
visitors will visit Minot for these con-
ventions.
v. E. Stenersen, president of the
Minot Town Criers Club and VIM. F..
Jones, the secretary, together with
the various committees, have all ar
rangements we'll in hand and the WISH
tors may expect fine time and a very
profitable meeting.
Some of the best known advertising
experts in the United States are to
address the convention and this will
's%estA5arS4eSlyS1y 3J9Il
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ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS
CONVENE IN MlN0T SEPT. l4-15:
ADDRESSES BY NOTED SPEAKERS

The program is now complete for
the annual convention Of the Eighth
DISTRICT Of the Associated Advertising
Clubs to be held in Minot, Sept Ia
and Is.
The annual state convention Of the
Advertising Clubs of North Dakota
will be held in conjunction. c. G..
Ferguson, vice president of the AS
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs Of the 9Th
district will be present and Will F..
Holbein OF Bismarck, president and
Thos. H. Sullivan, secretary, Of the
state org@H .2ation will also be in at
tendance.
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Phaul, Of the St. Paul Dispatch on
'The Newspapers Place in Adver-
tising." T.:
At l p. m. the parade Of the clubs
will take place, Capt. Colley of Man
dan acting as marshal.
In the afternoon departmental ses-
sions will be held and the banquet will
be held at 6 o'clock in the Association
Of Commerce dining hall, at which
time Judge Chas. A. Orbison of In
dianapolis will deliver an address on
Modern Crusaders. At 8 o'clock
the exhibition stunts will be led by the
Dickinson Criers. The Midnight
Frolic will take place at IL O'Clock
that night.
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MORE PosTDATED CHECKS

Bottineau.- As the result of an
agreement adopted at meeting here
Bottineau county farmers are to pay
threshers with postdated checks, due
in Is days, allowing the farmer to
market grain enough to make good
the threshing bill. In case of the
farmers failing to market grain with
in Is days, a threshermen's lien will
be filed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07
ROSEGLEN FARMERS ARE
BUILDING MODERN BARNS

John Lunden has started erection
on his farm 1/2 miles east of Rose
glen of the biggest barn in this ter
ritory. The structure will cover q
ground space of 34x72 feet and the
first four feet up from the ground will
be Of cement construction. A gothic
roof will give the barn a big NOW
capacity. The complete James Way
equipment will be installed, including
stanchions, Big Boy litter carrier
and IS foot crane. Pete HOLDEN is
also installing complete James Way
equipment in the big new barn on his
far mnear Roseglen. The installation
includes % stanchions and stalls and
a 35-foot litter carrier. The barn has
cement floors thruout with cutters
and drains Ryder News.
. ~ ~sS~
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- Ward Co. Fair-sspt. 12-15-
GRAND FORKS TURTLE .
FINDS HIS WAY HOME

Grand Forks.-A turtle is generally
not given credit for much intelli-
gence, but one of these species showed
a decided affinity for it's owner, be-
sides making it's way about Grand
Forks, even finding the number of it's
former home on North Seventh.
A university student residing on
North Seventh was sent a turtle by
a friend on the Pacific coast two years
ago, which up until last week was a
family pet. The owner of the turtle
on leaving home last fall to teach at
school in this state, took the turtle
with him. and on returning home this
spring brought his pet along, placing
it in tub in the cellar. Il
The pet did not seem to thrive in
the crowded quarters and it's owner
reluctantly decided to give it it's lib
erty. He took it to the Red river, in
the rear of the Grand Forks foundry
and turned it loose. Two days later
the turtle re-appeared on the lawn
Of its former home on North Seventh
none the worse for its cumbersome
journey several blocks. A. person, Of
undisputed integrity, vouched for the
truth of the occurrence. @
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President Minot Town Criers
On Friday morning Carl Hunt, Of
New York, will deliver an address on
"The Advertising Club-Whither
Bound''. He is general manager Of
the A. A. C. of w.
Louis Burgess, president Of the
Minneapolis Advertising Club will
speak on "Art in Advertising". Mr.
Barbour, advertising manager of the
Minneapolis Tribune and R. E. Colley
Of the Fargo Forum are to appear on
the morning program.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19

VYMENfM diva Lofty, jeden
nplne zaplaceny, ktery Sc ma
leza blize boulevardu ma zap.
129. ul. a Lorain Ave. a druhy
z tasti zaplaceny V Garfield
Heights, "a iedno neb dvouro-
dinny dun V peknem okoli, o.
statnl podminky die ujednani.
Nechte vasi adresu neb nabid-
ku V administered "Sveta" pod
znackou "Vymena 81, aneb
zavolejte Cherry 721. 1922
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTN1KA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

"To je prece TAM" ukazal je-
den 2 vojaku V opacnou stranu.
Tam odtud prece jdu z from
ty!" roztrpcen zvolal Jiri.
mech no, chudaka, zblaznil
Sc, zatracena vojna!' zvolal il
ny vojak a hloucek ubiral Sc
dale.
Jifi chvili patTil "a mimi.
Rozvazoval. Coz jde Ease
nazpet Ike fronte?
Slo opetne mimo nekolik vo
jaku, zeptal Sc jich.
Ano, sci opacnym smerem.
V rozespalosti, kdyz vstal,
spletl 81 smer.
Obratil sc a vracel Sc, kudy
w sci.
Konecne doloudal Sc az k ia
boru. Dale w nemohl, klesl.
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Willie Appellants, nejlepSi
bicyklovy zavodnlk Nemecka,
pfijel do Ameriky, ably Sc po-
dilel ma nekolika dostizich.
Venoval Sc tomuto sportu
plnych IA "a "a roku sveho
zivota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19

O Sc "a akru poze-
mex, 200 str. v prIceli a 100
str. hloubky ma Tuxedo Av.
West 9th St. Brooklyn
Heights Village. Je tam do
mex o S pokojich a proda
Sc tez krava, vse da Sc "a
$35O0.00. Haste sc tamtez.
7-22.
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc mahoganovy da-
venport. l rug, set do knihov-
ny. plynova kamna. postele, e.
lektricky praci stroj, houpaky,
slcl stroll. vse velmi LEVINE. -
Haste Sc Y els. 1927 Dolloff
Rd. 30
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XVIII.

XVIII.
Spal, dlouho spal a kdyz Sc
probudil, mcdowell 81 pfedsta-
witt, kde je. Lezel ma prycne. X
sluchu dolehalo bedovanl Sc
vSech stran. Rozhledl Sc. VISA
dy lezeli ran6ni.
NASH no vysileneho ma ceste
u tabora ,donesli do lazaretu.
Lekar obvazal mu ranu. Do
vaty zavazal vice omrzlou ru-
ku. ~
ga muSite udelat mlsto, sta
lie donaSeji %ranene."
Dali mu llstek a poslali no
dale do zadu.
Dlouhym spankem Ease Sc
osvezil. S nekolika lehGeji ra-
nenymi vydal Sc ma dalsi cestu.
Bylo 20 poledni. Jasny, III
mni den. Slunce vysvitlo. Vese-
10 bylo V duSich ranenych, ja-
koby novy zivot je ocekaval.
Necitili zimy. Zdalo Sc jim, re
Sc vSe ma ne usmlva. Jakoby
jaro pTichazelo. Vzdalovali Sc
z fronty. Sill Sc zcela jinymi my
Slenkami cestou, kterou postu-
povali pred n6kolika dny S do
mnenkou, re az Sc MONA tudy
nikdy nevrati.
''Jenom abychom Sc dostali
z feldSpitalu dale do zadu. Jak
mas tady nechaji nekde lezet,
tax ie 20 nad6ji! Polezis 81 a
az Sc rama zceli. poslou te zas
k polni setnine," hoyoril mladi
eek Horak, ktery uz jedenkra-
tie sci ranen z fronty.
BLAINE, kde by mas tn ne
chali lezet?. Ofensiva pokra-
cuje, %ran6nych pribyva, potre-
buji mista pro ty, ktere nelze
dale dopraviti. Nedostaneme-li
Sc ted do zadu, tax w tam ne
prijdeme nikdy, treba ienom
lit chytre! A co neidr1v dostat
Sc pokud mono nejdale. Cert
nespi. Niue nastati nahle ko-
nee ofensivy a potion neutece
z fronty ami mys!' poucovaI
mladicka zkuseny voiak.
Sli mimo tren pluku Jiriho
Vyptaval Sc ma fotografy. By.
deli Y male boude. Easel k MIN
mlady yojak. Horak, potkal ia
neho.
Privltali no S radostl.
"Co jsme sc ma tebe navZpo.
mlnail' zda uz helezis take ne
kde ioezi haiilehy oiauou NAn'
ru; tax uz j prece take mas
to je dost.Y Snesll mu' co mel
k snedku a $ Jakymsl smueken
S Jakousl pfatelskou zaVlstl 81
5 nm looclii.
81 no ma kousek cesty Wy
proVodlt. ohlapce, Nypaua
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plnych IA "a "a r0ku sVeh0
zivota.
Sc n6kolikrat zakymacel a I'll
stall trceti ma lane mezi ne
benz a zemi. Motor vypov6del
sluzbu. Veskery voziky zustaly
staff. Casteji Sc tax stavtlo.
Nebyl to prijemny pocit pro
ranene, zustati nahle yiset ma
dratenem lane, We vySi nekoli-
ka set metru mad udolim, v ire
skutem mrazu, V nejistote, co
Sc stale. Ozyvalo Sc b6dovani
ranenych, nervosnich 20 vytr-
penych svizelich. Snad prece
Sc do zivota uz nedostanou.
Nekolik minut trceni We vzdu
chu zdalo Sc vecnosti. Mrzli
dlouho vysoko We vzduchu, nez
Sc Ease voziky rozhoupaly k
dalSi jizde.
Volneji bylo vojakum. w
bylo znateln6 zriti jezero Cal
donazzo, dojizdeli do ddoli. ko
necne voziky spely do stanice.
Cekali az ma ne voiaci polni
nemocnice a shromazd'ovall
je V rady.
Konecne sieli posledni diva
z vypraveneho oddilu rane-
nych. Byla w tina a vsem ne
smirna lima. Rada Sc hnula k
nemocnici. Oznameny prvnl lie
karske prohlidky. Znovu Sc sta
10 a cekalo az ma skupinu do
slo k prohlidce.
w nikdo neb6doval, nikdo
neklnul, byli w vsichni jaksi
veSkerou vytrp6nou utrapou
lhostejni, zmalatneli.
Jenom kdyby sc odtud dosta-
Ii, tanulo Jim ma mysli.
Z nadrazi az sem dolehal pl
skot seTad'uiiciho Sc vlaku.
Piskot ten zdal Sc Jirimu ne
vyslovne milym. Pfipomlnal
mu chvile, prozite vysoko V no
rach, Y zakopech, kdy naslou-
chal mu jake pozdravu z neprl
pustnych dalek zivota.
A nyni ie ma blizku. Ia chVi
Ii rozhodnou, IDA Zustane tn.
anebo ida dostane Sc piskaJl-
! elm vlakem Ease do proudu Il
yota. do klidneho sveta, pc
nemz tn vsichni prahli. Aspon
ma nekolik tydnu, ma nekollk
dni, daleko, daleko odtud, kde
prozito tolik hruznych dojmu
Konecne Sc dockal, predstou
pil pred lekare, ktery Sc no ze-
ptal pouze Ma zranenl. Nebylc
ted casu ma rozyazOvani rany
Celou tn rychlou procedure
prohlidek ranenych beZdeky
prirovnaval JiTl k akordni pia
!. ci Y tovarne. Use delo Sc ry.
chile. sablonovite. Z fronty hla.
Semi stale novi raneni, kdo VI
ida nebudou dodani treba ie.
ste dnes V noel. Ultra rano il
ste. Nutno iednati proto hbl
t6. bez dlouhych ohledu. Pc
prohlidce prochazeli raneni "a
dou pro veceri. Ia sebou stall
tri vo.iaci nemocnice. Jeden pC
daval chleb. druhV hodll ma tel
to lzici syria a treti naleval dC
misky kavu.
Nez bys pomyslil, byla tn c.
Ia rada vojaku pc dlouhenl
zbytetnem tek5ni prohlednu
ia, ve6eri pod6lena q zaveden'
do nizkvch. drevenych barak(
ma nocleh. Zima byla V Mich j;
ko venku.
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc nekolik inteli-
gentnich jednatelu. Dobry W.
delek zarucen. O blizsl infor-
mace zavolejte Union 236 X.
7-2l
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PRODA Sc prave dostaveny
jednorodinny novomodni dunn
0 eti pokojich els. 1892 E..
108. ST., blize Union. Haste Sc
u F. Soukupa, 11717 Griffing
Ave. !?