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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

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The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
Muscle Shoals Plan Presented

hingtOn.-Proposal to form a
So'oooooo corporation for the manu-
facture of up to 10000 tons of fertIl-
lZer annually at the governments
Muscle Shoals, Ala, project is con-
TUNED in an offer which has been suh-
mitted to Secretary Weeks by the
southern power companies, which also
have Offered to lease the power plant
there, in conjunction with three ex-
perls in fixed nitrogen production.
The rental OF nitrate plant No. | for
the purpose would be fixed by con-
sress and be calculated in the cost
OF producing the fertilizer.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
Britain viii Recognize Russ;,

London.-Prime Minister MacDon.
o'n recent denunciation of the "pomp-
GUS FOLLY of Withholding full recoenI.
'i'i Oh soviet Russia has prepared
everybody for early action by the new
government in that direction and I, 10
s.a,eu "'n unofficially that james
onrady, NJ. r., is already being con.
sidered for the position of British am.
oassador to Moscow. Mr.. OGrady.
VINO holds one of the Leeds seats in
.he House of Commons, has made n
study of Russian affairs.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
Dimes Eornets Who Shot Him

Los Angeles, Calif.-Courtland s.
Dimes, Denver oil man, living on Il bed
in his room in the Good Samaritan
hospital which had officially been
transferred into court room by the
presence of Justice, attorneys and
newspaper reporters, told, or, rather,
did not tell, Of his being shot on New
Year night by Horace Greer, chauffeur
of Mabel Normand, film actress. Ac-
cording 10 Dimes story he did not re-
member what Greer said when he was
admitted to the apartment did not re-
member If Greer had gun: did not
see any gun. the flash of tile gun, nor
anything pertaining to the shooting
except that he believed he was infuri-
ated at the chauffeur's attitude when
he asked Miss Normand to return
home with him.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
Three Killed as Locomotive Exn,od.,

Ailquippa.-Three persons, includ-
ing the fireman and engineer, were
kilied when locomotive on the PITTS.
purs " Lake Erie train No. II, en-
route from Pittsburg to Cleveland
blew up 800 yards west of the station
mere. The force of the explosion
ilfted the locomotive 100 yards Off the
rai's ana left 1t IA mass of wreckape
IN the yards of the Jones & Laueblin
steel plant, bordering the tracks.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle

Packer buyers took few ODD 9ss. ~.
stetrs of choice quality for Ss'oo ..,. ~.
best beeveS offered on the Eehetai n,ra NM
ket recently have been selling afounS l'aaS
this figure and up to 50. falf y - - Il
kinds have been bringing from ~ W.
Choice heifers brought $50, ,hovs ovs
choice material is not quoted apo. posn
$3.50 now. Most heifers have pe,s az.
selling under $3.50. Butcher GOV Scood
quoted up to S6.25 with TAR ~ SSon.
kinds valued from S. to 500, ~ h,
ners and cutters brought from o.
Choice veal calves are quoted .ei,ss up q
$3.50 at the present lever VI driven
Desirable heavy kinds were. and II,
over the scales to killers for 80 anu
Two loads of mixed bulls weht rom ON
$3.50. Good boloBnas are "ot'
$3.50 to $3.50. -,
Choice feeding steers are uinds
around $3.50 to So ana soo'
from 81 to $7.25.
Small killers took one choice ioaqq nqsy.
hogs for 81. The large ena oi 1855
inss brought between s6.65 ana ttsN
Less desirabie Kinds brought from '''''
to S6.65. ,sr
Packing sows went chiefly for ssNN Il
Stays were sorted out OF ioaus
and $3.50. ouer.
The pig market was quiet as ouoted
ings were light. Fat pigs are ,,qaought auht
from $3.50 to Sc. Stock piss
around $5.25.
p.o,,or. ,ook shesp iaad of g29 eye, ews,
aveaasins 0p y POUNDS for s7es frssr. sSsr
paid. Two cars Of heavy lambs l,nnrsrs SO for
aging 92 pounds went to sirabie fas
$12.25, freight paid; Desirayr irsver.
material is quoted i1ttle ,he market
Ia ha fnadar side OF thC ynh3
two cars OF thin New MeNioV eVer II.
averaging 80 pounds went otI.k deck Of
scales for S1225 flat, ana d basis
ewes brought s5 on the same
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
FOREIGN

The conservative government headed
by Stanley Baldwin met defeat In the
house of commons and for the first
time in the history of England labor
government will take office.
Premier venizelos of Greece will
cast his ballot for republic in the
coming referendum to decide the fur
ther regime of the country he told n
delegation of Republican deputies who
visited him.
The French peace plan contest for
prizes totaling 100000 francs, promises
to attract as much attention in France
as the Box contest did in America.
judging from the responses received
by the contest committee headed by
Leon Bourgeois.
THE Crown Prince for President"
That is the battle cry set up by Ger
man National Liberals. 1t is under
stood the former heir to the throne
may consent to be candidate, but 1t
is also certain that such candidacy
would be bitterly fought by the
Socialists and Communists.
IHdtes Helu up ana looted the river
steamer Tallee off Wangtoom after
killing the Chinese boatswuiu and
probably mortally wounding Captain
NillON, 1t was learned when the YES
sci arrived at Hong Kong. The
Chinese steamer travels between Hong
Kong and Honeymoon.
Disorders are occurring in connec-
tion with the strike of the textile
workers in the Elherfeld-Barmen
region, involving more than GOO0O en-
ployees. Conflicts between the strik-
ers and the police have occurred at
Werden, Lennep and Barmen, with
some firing by both sides.
The American naval demonstration
in Mexican waters has resulted in the
Mexican revolutionists backing down
virtually completely in their an
nounced blockade of the great oil port
nj Tampico. Consul Wood at Vera
Cruz, headquarters of the De Ia
Huerta rebels, Informed the state de-
partment in Washington that the de
facto regime has Indefinitely post
poned its blockade of the port.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
HAY AND GRAIN

Following are prices paid pars py in car
Wholesale dealers to produoe' !.
load lots: say,
Timothy Mo. Q. ton........."'" 2aoe
South Park, No. l, ton 2Gpo
South Park. No. 2. ton.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
WASHINGTON

w f&aSAA44NS4 SN
An offer by the Union Carbide Com
pany of New York to manufacture fer
tilizer mt the Muscle Shoals plant was
transmitted to Congress last week by
Secretary Weeks.
Although no legal barrier exists
against the sale TO Mexico by private
citizens of war vessels disposed of by
the United States government prior to
the Washington arms conference, the
Obregon representatives in this coun-
try are expected to drop negotiations
for such purchases because of the feel
ing of administration officials that the
transactions would violate the spirit,
if. not the letter, of American treaty
obligations.
E. l.. Doheny, California oil oper-
ator, testified before the Senate Tea
pot dome committee. that he had
loaned 100000 to former Interior Sec
retary Albert B. Fall on Nov 30, 1921.
The purpose of the loan, DOheny said
was to enable Fall to enlarge his ranch
holdings in New Mexico. He added
that the loan was made by him person
ally and the oncy did not belong to
ested. Doheny declared that during
negotiations of the Loan there was no
discussion of any contract between the
government and the Doheny interests.
An offer to duplicate his 100000
prize to the author of any peace plan,
selected by the Senate select commit
tee Investigating propaganda as the
best to come within its notice, was
made by Edward w. Box in "a letter to
Senator Moses, Republican, New
Hampshire, chairman of the commit
tee
Archie Roosevelt son of Theodore
Roosevelt, making an unheralded ap-
pearance before the Senate Teapot
Dome investigating committee, de-
clared ''the amazing testimony de-
veIoped by the committee had been a
contributing cause to his decision to
sever his connection with the Sinclair
interests Mr. Roosevelt testified,
and was corroborated by his brother,
Theodore, assistant secretary of the
navy, that G. d. Wahlberg. private
Secretafy 10 Thirty r. olHclalr, na0
told him that he had Cancelled checks
for sG300O drawn by Mr.. Sinclair to
the order of the foreman of the New
Mexico ranch Of Albert b. Fall, for
mer secretary Of the interior, who
leased the Teapot Dome navy oil re-
serve to the Sinclair interests.
The petition of fornerm Governor
Walton of Oklahoma for review of
his Impeachment and removal from
office by the Oklahoma legislature,
was denied by the United States
Supreme Court.
A Senate committee exchanged
views on international peace with Ed
ward w Box, donor of the 100000
prize contest, which was won by d
plan proposing American cooperation
with the league of nations The wit
ness declared every cent o: the ex-
pense of the contest bad been de-
frayed by him personally.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01

Nogalcs, SOnOrn.-OperatiOn and
reinstatement of government control
in Guadalaiara, capital of .Ialisco,
was accomplished by the troops under
Generals Fcrrcria and Casas, it was
announced here in message re-
ceivcd by Gov. Alcjo Bay of Sonora,
from military headquarters Mt Iermo-
sillo.
Federal forces advanced on the
city from the north, marching from
IXtlnnd, siNty-two miles from the
Julisco capital, which has been in
rebel hands FOR several weeks. Four
thousand federal soldiers have been
held in IXtland during the last few
weeks, preparing for eventualities in
the Guadalajara drive.
Capture of the city was accom-
plished by the northern army while
the federal forces south of Guadala-
jara We're preparing for battle with
Estrada rebels.
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
CONDENSED RE CORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DoIN ACHIEVE
MENTS, suFFERlNos, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND
WESTERN

Mrs Wylie Howell, wife of a ranch
er living short distance south Of Dill
Ion, Mont, found her baby, Beulah, un-
conscious with Kerosene can pressed
down over her head. The child died
before medical aid could be rendered.
C. c. Julian. prominent California
and Texas OH promoter, was named
by Charlie Chaplin and Peggy Browne,
screen actress, as the man VINO almost
floored Chaplin during a cafe brawl
at Hollywood. Julian laughed at
Chaplin's statement declaring 1t must
have been someone posing as him.
When highwayman stopped Fred
Miller in Portland, Ore, few days
ago, Miller refused 10 be robbed. In
the fight that followed Miller was
shot three times. the highwayman was
knocked unconscious and the latter's
pistol was broken on nearby railroad
tracks. Neighbors, who were attract
ed by the shots, found both men lying
In the street Both were taken TO Il
hospital
CourtIand 5. Dimes, Denver oil op-
orator, who was shot and seriously
wounded in Los Angeles New Year
night by Horace A. Greer. chauffeur
for Mabel Normand, motion picture
actress, posted 5000 bond set by
Justice ]. Walter Handy at the re-
quest of District Attorney Asa Keyes
to assure the appearance of the oil
operator when Greers preliminary
hearing is resumed.
Harold Birken. Il camp cook. is
under arrest in Butte. Mont, charged
by postal inspectors with having
stolen one or more pouches of first
class mail from transfer trucks on the
platform of the Northern Pacific sta
ton at Butte every day since Jan, 4.
Birken is snid TO have confessed after
he WIS captured with a stolen pouch.
Postal inspectors and railroad detec-
tives participated in the arrest
The Dolores star., 1924-02-01
u, S. WARSHIPS
ARE WITHDRAWN
WAR VESSELS IN TAMPico AND
VERA CRUZ hARsoRS
RECALLED
BLOCKADE IS LIFTED
MEXICAN REBELS ABANDON At.
TEMPT TO BLOCKADE
sEAPoRTS

Wnshington-Tension over the Mex
lean situation appeared to have been
completely relaxed when the State De-
partment announced that American
war vessels ordered to Vera Cruz and
Tampico were already in process of
being withdrawn from Mexican wa
tiers since the rebel leaders had
abandoned their attempted blockade
of Tamplco, and had ordered mines re-
moved from the harbors under their
control.
With this compliance with the de-
mands of the Washington government,
the De la Huerta leaders have with
drawn all threats against the contin-
ued movement of peaceful American
commerce, and the occasion for send
ing the ships has passed.
Unless American lives and property
should again be jeopardiZed, 1t is un.
likely that the Washington govern
mcnt will take any further action than
to continue Ia make sales of war mu-
nitionS to Obregon. Secretary Weeks
has approved the sale of an odd lot Of
spare parts for airplanes and num-
Der of bombs.
Consul Wood reported from Vera
Cruz that De In Huerta had ordered
that ample guarantees be extended for
protection of American lives ana prop
crty in the region about Tampico, and
that the oil industry be permitted to
resume operations. \ message from
Tumpico later said the oil companies
actually had been granted such per-
mission.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

She should be big help
to her mother when she
grows up. At least, one
would get that impression
from her picture. Madeline
Fields of Los Angeles (the
monumental 6gure) is
seventeen years old, and
the camera man caught her
with one of her little play
mates.
f:t"rna on
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|PRpStz Pro yRAHy ROB. HRhltl(sE.
DozADUJE Sc TOHO BRATR zAvRAzDE-
NfHO CHLAPCE.

Chicago "a cervna. "Ti diva hosi ktefi tax brutalni
zavrazdi meho bratra must vse Toto prohlaseni ucn
Jack Franks 16ety bratr Robertdv ntervewu ktery
MIN vyzadal zastupce jednoho listu.
Stat nesm Sc spokojit nicfm jnym nez obesenim'
pravi Jack "rest sm je logckym dsledkem t6to vraz
dy soudy naely by dat zvkla mony dollari jez
diny Loeba Leopolda mali svych pokladnach Nedavne
oznamenf obou rodn ze jenom sunny Dude pouzto
obhajobu, jest jenom chyry trick pokus prvest vefe
ne mineni stranu hochu." 49,
Dozivotni tvezen" Jack pokracoval odpovedi ma j.
nou oazku by konecne take bylo mste kdyby stef
nos znamenao to dozvotn vezenf g. ale obycen9 vyuzn
vvu vzdycky nejaka costa nade ze pima lhdta nen
slouzena."
Ronez by Jack tazan nedavnou debatu skole Har
ward ma hema usneseno, trest sm je zavrzenhodny
Jack sam byl zaporne sranH dovozova ze est sm e
tim jedinym prostfedke, ak zapolit vrahy Debaa by
Ia mezi zaky prvnho druheho rocniku Robert Franks
byl ma kladn6 strane
Robert byl vzdycky zauat proti restu smrti" prav
jeho star brat "a nase sana prohrala havne nasedke
eho argument ia vsak dosud vefim trest smrti atc
hrozna affera jenom sesila me pfesvedceni'
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If$ETkoyAId YRAzDY MATTEoTTIno.
PACHATEI.E SVALUJt tZQDPOVEDNOST MA
VYNIKAJfCf FASCISTICKE VUDCE.

Rim "a. cervna. Urady provadeji vysetrovan vsecl
okonos spojen 1nosem ociastickeho posance Maeo
tho domn9lym jeho zavrazdenim vzrIstac energ
vsechny okonos nasvedcu sebrany material sta dpn6
usvedceni pravych vnnikd patran po pdvodcich zo-
cnu vekou pomckou ou vypovedi zatcenych ker
ably sami unik nasedkim svauji eden druheho
Dnmin ostatni clenove zatcene roty snaz hlavni
zodpovednoS sval Marineiho Fllipeiho, kter jsou
liz take mHzem Tito poedni vsak snazi seasti
sebe vsekou vinu tvrzen ze nstrukce ez byly cd MICH
vydany hyly docniky pfekroceny nebyo nak jech
sem Matteothp trvae odstrani Ocekava ze Marnei
Fipel pozdeji sde pohndtky jez vedly tou Mat
teottho re pfpadne vysvat zda nekdo vyssich kruhd
stal ,vlastne celym> >spknutim.
Mezitim strane fascstI cni vsemozne ably vyznam
cee affT snzen hy prosty zlocn spachany m nezod
povednymi "a ejichz cny neze strahe pkladah zadne
vny.
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DR. ROB.NE
ON I /. .A!lM!K | Y
.PkLJME Sc

PRIJME Sc in.eligentni ml9d-
81 muz v redakci denniku
"Syst", ktery ma vyi;i ikolni
vzdslani, je pfesny Y cesksm
prayopisu a slohu a je scho7-
ny pfekladati anglicks do
ceake reci. Cd zadatele ' pa
dc jeho pr;jmuti Sc bude Ia
dati, aby Sc vsnoval tomuto po-
vclani plnym zajmem . '
prospsch listu j obchodu. Pr
hlasky ucihte piscmns do adm.
"Svsta". ASIA Broadway ' Ia
Pecetsne obalce 5 vyps8nim
dosavadni sve prace a svych
schopno.ti, pod znackou "Re-
daktor."
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Po pfehr&ni hymen nasledoYa-
ly tSlocviSnE ,ngpdukGe, ye;mS. We
lice zajimase. .Nejpisobivsj
bodem pofadi bylo vystoupeni
osmtlenn&ho aruzstxa instruktpri
tslocvicnych Aol "a vYsokIch bra
dlech a "Erbenova" ,pstadyacit-
ka. Pofad zakoncen K 8 hodins
vecerni prostnymi cvicenimi. kte-
re provedli ga cvicenci.
Pan president vytryal We ,tadi-
onu az do konce cviseni. Gimz
doba jeho odjezdu. prGena pAvod-
ne ma 5. hod. odpQl. sc Q ,hodmp
prodlouzila. Pan president i pa
nj jeho druziiy vyslovovali Sc 0
cviceni velmi pochvalne q take T.
celne resent stadionu zaujjmalo ,je-
jich pozornost.
Odjezd >. prssidenia. -
dal Sc "a srdeGnych ovaci. Pan
president odizdsl &c, stadionu pfi-
mo do Ian, doprovazen ma hra-
nice okresu sefem okresni' polite
ke spravy p. VI. radou Velikem,
pfedsedou okr. spravpi kpmise p.
drem Nsmcem a pfedsedou slay-
nostniho vyboru vojenskeho.
Sc svym pobytem' c. Buds-
jovicich NIUE byti pine spokojen.
.(Jihoceske .Listy)
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PozDRAy z {. RuDEJOyIc.

v jihoceske metropoli v Blu
dejovicich slavil prvni pluk
ceskoslovenske armady mis-
ira Jana Husa desitilete trvani
cd 7. do 8. tervna. X jubileu
dostavil Sc president Masaryk,
kteremu Sc dostalo ,srdecnych
ovaci. Slavnnsti sdcastnili Sc i
nekteri v stare vlasti meskaji-
ci ,cechoamericane, kterf "a
silaji "Sv6tu" a jeho Gtenaf-
stvu peknou zdravici. Pode-
psani jsou Josef Penc, Gustav
'Vogel, Fir. Halama, FIR. Kabe-
lee a Geo. Koutnik.
IA milou yzpominku srdec-
ny dix.
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zLATY NAPAD zIVOTA.

Pred 1000 lety Kimane Fl
kavali: "Non est vivere, sed
VALERIE Vita, cili: Nejen ziti,
ale We zdravi ziti, to jest te-
prve zivot! Mnoho .nasich "a
kaznikl nam jiz psalo, ze je-
stlize dnes, v 70. neb 80. .roce,
mali radost re sveho start, ja-
ko kazdy miva radost re zla-
teho zapadu po dokonalem
dni, ma o to zasluhu jen Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino. A tuto
svoji dhveru v stento lex. I'd
stavi syym ,datem jako nejcen-
nejsi odkaz. "Mij otec .je u
ziyal q pomahalo mu od zalu-
decnich potizi. Vzdycky ,je We
lice chvalil," psal nam pan
Matt Molek pred ,casem ze Sill
berbpw, Mont. a casio dosta-
vame stale dopisy takoveho
znAnf. Spokojeni zakaznici jsou
chlonbou firmy Joseph Triner
Company, Chicago, Ill. a Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino .po "a le-
tech vseobecne obliby stoji
dnes .v.cele vsech domacich le-
XII pro pfipad nechuti k jfdlu,
zacpy, Pboleni shlaDy, nervosy
aSpodobnyfh Szaiildecnieh po-
ruch. tM6jte je stale donna po
ruce!
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President Masaryk a ,kom

rresident hasaryk = tkpmu-
niste. Ces. ,hudejovicky organ
komunistd "Iihocesky .D6lnik"
otiskuje u pfilezitosti navste-
w p. .presidepta Masaryka L.
vodnik, v nshz oznamuje, ze
komunist6 Sc .neslcastni vita
nj presidsnta, jezto tyz Sc "d-
pine postavil na stranu .reak-
ce(D pod heslem ochrany po-
fadku, t. j. pofadku stareho,
sburzoasniho zfizeni, nfmz je
d6lnicka trida v nelprosnem
zapase, ma zivot a ma smrt".
Tyz organ komunistf oznamu-
je v cele prve stranky veliky-
mi pismenami, ze komunistic.
ka organisace v den pobytu
presidentOva v G. Budejovi-
cich g. cervna) ,podnika Wy.
let S hudbou do Hodejovic -
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Slavnostni otevfeni stadionc

|v c. .Budsjovicich, 3. cervence
byl slavnostnim zpisobem O.
|Aevfen sokolsky ostrov, ma kite
rem vybudovano bylo move osta'
dium. Ia velike lcasti zahajil
slavnost vrelym proslovem br.
Ad. lNovak, zupnf nacelnik q
pfedseda vyboru pro usporada-
nj krajskeho sletu ietosniho.-
Vylicil wink a prnbeh pfipray-
nych .praci, a pfal 81, ably sta
dion bylo shromazdistem vsech
kdoz pracovati chteji k povzne
seni telesneho j mravniho W.
cchovani vseho ,lidu ceskosloven
skeho. Ia zatctyo .promluyila
!izacka SilhadkQya. Projeyy "a
.stppcd ocenily ,praci obetaveho
!! !sqakSlo7lstv,a, qakSlo7 jez 81 y c. Budejovi-
clcn Vlastnl sll0u .yytvQrllo pro
stfedi, ma nenlz nerusene mize
sve lkoly provasti. "a -mesto
promluvil starqsta p. p. ,Kra!,
"a ,ucitelstvo p. *. ,Skala, "a
pfedsednictva zqpy lHusovy -br.
N. ,Drobil, "a COS. br. DIR. X.
Heller "a VI. Muller. rSlayRost
syymi zpevy osvazil .pev. spoil
"Foerster' fizeny skladatelem
2. Jeremiasem > Orchestral
nj sdruzeni."
,Odpoledni .yefejne cvifeni
FSok9laI Il. IA 46esti mnzd, Zen,
dorostussi zactva bylo ukaz-
|kou ,prace mlstni :jeanoty, :jiz
patti. plny dill. cato, ze ma So
kolskem ostrove vytyofila di-
10 hodne vIznamc .sokolstva,
jez bude vzdy ozdobou me-
sta
/.
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dE6ikA JENA hleda .praci v
domacnosti. Haste Sc v 6isle
3217. vvch. 40. vi. 6-25
PRODA Sc

PEKARSKY ZAvOD v Oxford
Junction, Ia, Sc proda. Jediny
toho druhp obchod V ceskem
q bohatem meste z 80 proc.
ceskem. Majetnik je hluchy a
vdovec. Ddm Sc proda $ upl-
nym vybavenfm a zasobami
"a $4,000. Kdo chces podobny
obchod v krasne1h kraji a bo-
hatem meste. Haste Sc oka-
mite u majitele p. sindheima,
Oxford Junction, Ia, aneb u
JOS. J. Roaypala, Adams, Wis.
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Belfast, lrsko "a. cervna Straslve tornado jez
ma histor Belfasu, prhnalo toto
vecer zpsobo velke skody Cetne budovy byy pobofe-
vice osob poraneno Tornado radio nejvce obchod
nj fa kde nekoka stayen strechy strhany ide byl
cen drzet sloupd ampy zabrad ably nebyli
SEM slou vetru. Tornado trvao net minut
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PRODA Sc cukrpvinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem doutniki v
{. 13507 Miles ave. Vemte
Broadway karu. Trzi Sc pres.
$4oo tydne. Pfi obchode je
byt, celkem najem levny. Has
te Sc mezi 5. a Z. hod. veGer v
{. 1875 Miles ave. 7-2
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HLEDA Sc byt nejradeji do
mex sam 0 .sobe, as 0 trech
neb ctyfech pokojich $ koupel-
nou, blEe broadway a vyeh.
55. uL-Nechte adresu v adm.
"Svsta". -6-25