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The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
LARGE ATTENDANCE TO
HEAR DR.. E. N. EDGERT0N

There was a large attendance at the
union service at the Presbyterian
Edgerton, district superintendent Of
the Methodist church, spoke, Or. Edg-
erton delivered a very insplrational
sermon. drawing lessons from the last
words OF great men and women. be
ginning with Biblical characters com
ing down to the present time, Splen-
during the evening The union ser
vice next Sunday will be at the Bap-
tist church.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

Mel Springer and family returned
Sunday from visit with relatives at
Durango, the family having spent the
past month there. and Mr.. Springer a
week, They were accompanied by
Mrs, Springcr's niece. Miss Margaret
oahord of Omaha, Nebraska. Next
wednesday Mrs. S, S, Oakford of
Omaha, Nebraska, Mrs. W. ID. Ewing
of Durango. sisters of Mrs. Springer
and Mrs. Poe prewitt of Bayfield,
Colorado, mother of the ladies'. are eN,
pected here, and the entire party in
cluding the Springer family will spend
several days on Grand Mesa
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Visitors from penunr-

Dr. A. r Kracaw and wife. accom-
panied by Mrs. w. T. Hedgcock and
son. Tom, OF Denver and Miss Eva
Louise Williams OF Delta arrived bv
auto Saturday night. Miss Williams
mas been visiting in Denver and the
others will visit the r. F. Williams
family parents Of Mrs Hedgcock. Mrs
Ella Amsbary and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
wilkinson.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Spent Weekend Herr

Miss Rosella Beach and her friend.
Musa Price. who have been weekend
guests at the f. s. Beach home return.
ed to Noel Monday. Miss Beach is
teaching the Leopard Creek school
She reports drying up in that locality
for lack OF moisture.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Placed with Bio COMPANY.

Eugene Hood, son OF Mrs. f. NJ
HOOD OF Delta, has completed his
course at the Chlllicothe Business col.
lege, Chillicothe, Missouri and has
been placed as stenographer and Of.
lice man for the Walroth 4 Sherwood
Lumber Co. large concern at North
Platte, Nebraska. The many local
friends of Mr. Hood will be Interested
in learning OF his success.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Their Guests Leave

Mesdames O, Lewis OF wisner. Neb-
raska' X Pierce OF Wakefield. Nebras
ka. and c. r. McCrary Of Oklahoma
CITY Oklahoma. sister. niece and
daughter resectively OF Mrs. J. f. Tur.
ner Of Eckert returned to their res
pective homes Monday afternoon after
pleasant visit together at the home
of Mrs, Turner.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Lad Recovering Nicely

Mark Stark, the elven-year old boy
who was injured a week ago at his
home near Read, is recovering nice
ly from his injuries at the Delta hos
pital. The lad fell under the feet of
the horses in the barn in some man
ner when he was feeding them and
was trampled under foot. At first
no hope was held out for his recovery,
but he is rallying nicely and it is thot
that he will improve rapidly from now
on.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
On Extended Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth Of Boone.
Iowa, who have been visiting their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Roth and
Earl Roth, departed for Denver Mon
day where they will spend
short time sightseeing. after which
they will visit relatives at Kansas. Mis-.
souri, and Iowa points enroufe home
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
DESCRIPTION OF FIRE
IN CALIFORNIA RECEIVED

Mrs. T. T. Lacy has received a let
ter from her son, George, who is re-
siding in Sunsanyille. Calf. telling of
the recent fire there which caused
great damage to the region around
Susanville. Mr. Lacy tells OF the
fighting OF the fire and his letter
viii be of interest to many. Mrs
Lacy has kindly given us permission
to print part OF It, which follows:
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
New Decoration

New Decoration
The Harvey Kendall pool hall had
Its appearance improved greatly the
past week by a fresh coat of paint
The artist was II. Z. Perley who did q
fine job
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

The man VINO originated the semi
soft" collar, and who is now awarded
four million dollars, evidently knew
something soft" when he saw 1t.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

To Capital City on Vacation Trim.
Miss June Musser who is enjoying
two weeks vacation from her duties
as nurse at the w s. hospital. depart
ed for Denver Monday.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

Publicity is recognized as one OF the
great assets OF present times. The
only man who is making a real effort
to evade It is G. c. Bergdoll.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

Prosperity is cutting a new tooth.
In the political deck most of the
deuces are wild.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15
Victims Of Scarlet Fever.

Victims Of Scarlet Fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Ford Sayre who reside
on Ash Mesa are quite i'll with scarlet
fever Mr.. Sayre's mother. Mrs. f. c.
Sayre. is nursing both cases.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-15

Some men run for office; others jay.
walk
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
FILE SUIT 7 0
COLLECT FROM
FORMER BANKER.
Echo Of Closing Of Army
Bank Of Fort Sam Hous-
ton Heard.
100 HAD DEPOSITS
Assignments Made to Trus-
tee in Effort to COL
lect Money.
100 HAD DEPOSITS

A sequel TO the closing of the old
Army Bank of Fort Sam Houston.
wherein many officers and men had
deposits, appeared in the District
clerks office Monday when suit was
filed by Maj. j. H. Trinder as trus-
tee and individually seeking judgment
against +. A. Kelly, former head of
the bank. The purpose of the suit, as
stated in the petition. is to prevent
the statute of limitation running
against the depositors.
Former depositOrs in the bank, ac-
cOrding to an exhibit attached to the
petition, have assigned To Major
Trinder as trustee some S19,SI3.oO
for collection. This amount. it is
claimed, is due about 100 depositors.
Owned Stock in Local Concerns.
The petition sets out that Kelley.
in 1920 executed deed of assignment
TO W. /. Clarke on all his property
not subject to exemption. This was
10 go TO the payment of the banks
creditors.
Since that time the petition ayers,
virtually all the creditors have trans
ferrcd their claims 10 Major Trinder.
On November ,, 1928, Clarke, the
petition sets out. wrote letter 10 the
banks creditors. giving the condition
of its finances at that time. The let
ter states that the assets consist of
notes and overdrafts OF $4,000,
stocks and bonds in the Ideal Laun-
dry COMPANY in the sums of S1o.JO0.
$4,000 and interest 30 the amount
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
"SURE AM GLAD
| TRIED CARDU|"
Louisiana Lady Says That
She Was in a Condition of
Serious Debility, But
Now Feels Good as
Ever.

Shreveport. La.-Mrs. William C..
Ranft. of 303 Baker ST., this city. he'd
never known what i'll health was until
last year. Then she began having
smOthering spells.
Il would awake in the mornings.
relates Mrs. Ranft. feeling weak and
just no account. / couldn't get up and
stir about like l had always done. ]
was nervous. too. for l didn't unde:-
stand the shortness of breath. !
would try TO do my work but would
have to sit or lie down."
Mr.. Ranft then took matters into
his own hands and. ON the suggestion
of his druggist. brought home some
Cardui for his wife.
After taking one bottle" continues
Mrs. Ranft. Il felt stronger. Each
morning my husband would say. Tax:
your medicine | did. and after my
second bottle j felt good as ever.
know Cardui did me worlds of good
and / sure am glad ] tried it,"
Mrs. Rant found. as have many
other women. that Cardui. with its
gentle. building-up tonic qualities was
just what she needed TO put her on her
feet again. Cardui is purely vegetable,
mild and harmless.
Cardui may be bought at arg drug
giSt'S Get a bottle today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
BroadcGsting Station
Proposes to Let Fans
Pay for Listening In

Kansas City. Mo-. March a5.-
Are those who listen in on the
radio willing to share the cost of
the entertainment:
This is question a local broad
casting station is endeavoring TO
answer.
The station has broadcast an in
vitation TO those with head sets TO
buy tickets for the invisible thea
ter" with voluntary contributions
of from 81 to $40.
I'VE are more than willing 10
spend money to operate the sta
ton" the manager said. "but with
musicians demanding 81 an hour
and stage artists One-eight their
weekly salary. the program cost is
high and we believe it is only fair
for those sharing the pleasure TO
pay n portion of the expense"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
TAKE SALTS #
RHEUMATISM IS.
BOTHER|NG YOU.
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
to Take Salts to Get Rid
of Toxic Acid.

Rheumatism is no respccter of age,
sex. color or rank. If not the most
dangerous of human Affections it is
one of the most painful. Those sub
ject to rheumatism should eat no
sweets for awhile. dress as warmly as
possible. avoid any undue exposure
and above all, drink lots of pure
water.
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
or body waste matter. and is often
generated in the bowels and absorbed
into the blood. 1t is the function OF
the kidneys to filter this poison from
the blood and cast it out i'll the urine :
the pores of the skin are also a means
of freeing the blood of this impurity.
In damp and chilly, cold weather tie
skin pores are closed. thus forcing
the kidneys to do double work: they
become weak and sluggish and fail
to eliminate this toxic acid. which
Keeps accommodating and circulating
through the system. eventually set
Ting in the joints and muscles, caus-
ing stiffness. soreness and pain,
called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put tablespoon
full in glass of water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This is helpful to neutralize
acidity. remove waste and stimulate
the kidneys. thus helping to rid the
blood of these rheumatic poisons.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject
to rheumatism.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
REASON so MANY
'PIMPLE Cures" FAIL

Salves and lotions come and go,
one after the other, hoping to hit
the right thing which might cause
them to get results for people who
suffer from skin troubles. Most of
these connections don't even heal the
outward effects. much less take away
the cause of the disease.
Do you think so little of your deli
cate skin as to allow yourself to be-
come the subject for these expert
ments? BY all means use only the
thing which has stood the test of time
and public opinion. Black and White
Ointment has not only stood this test.
but you are sure of it-when you
know that it is selling at the tremen-
'dous rate of nearly two million pack
ages year.
The way it is economically priced.
in liberal packages, has helped 10
make it SO popular, along with its de-
rendabiity. The SOC size contains
three times as much as the PC size.
All dealers have it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
CHINA Is SUBMISSIVE
VIII Make First Advance to End
Deadlock With Soviet.
by CLIFFORD FOX.
Special Cable to The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Cartwright 1904

Speclal Iablc 10 inc San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1894.
Picking, March 25.-China is pre-
pared ia make the first advances in
order 10 end the deadlock with Rus
STA over the Sovict-Pekin; negotia-
tons, according to report signed by
the cabinet after a conference this
morning. However, in the future all
negotiations will be conducted by For
cign Minister Wellington hoo, and NJ.
Leo Karakhan. Soviet envoy, through
formal notes instead Of verbal talks.
Karakhan is postponing his visit 10
DR.. Sun Vat Sen. He is satisfied
that he has gained an important point
declaring that Moscow is dis
with Picking and that the
Soviet capital is not accountable for
future Developments if the ncgotia-
tons arc ceased. The Chinese cabinet
holds the Soviet responsible for the
conference debacle, but is impressed
with Marshal WI Pei-Fu's message
urging resumption of the negotiations.
success in melting Chi.
nose radicals to lombard the govern
nent with messages of denunciation
has also influenced the Chinese de-
cision 10 proceed with the confer
,nce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
START O.S.T. DRIVE
Will Try to Raise $4,000 and Get
1900 Members.

The drive for 1900 members and
$4,000 for the Old Spanish Trail
Association as San Antonoi's quota.
was started from the headquarters
in the Gunter Hotel Tuesday morn
ing, when about 80 people from var;-
Gus organizations and. business started
out with membership cards TO canvass
the various parts of the city.
The drive will last not more than
a week, according to Stanley Hale,
who has been sent by San Diego, Cal.
to help in raising $4,000 for tho
whole association. He expressed his
belief that the money and membership
would be obtained before the weel;
is out. and he is almost sure that
the full quota will be raised before
the time is up on the drive.
The committee will hold a meeting
Wednesday morning TO make a report
on the success of the first day. Mr..
Hale said. When this report is made,
a large part OF the quota ought TO
be obtained. he stated.
y meeting was held Tuesday morn
ing and membership cards were dis
tributed among the workers. Long be-
fore noon the group OF workers were
we'll under way getting members for
the organization.
IF San Antonio wants to keep this
organization. with its headquarters
here; the membership and money must
be obtained. Other cities are anx-
ious to get the headquarters and will
raise the quotas to do so. San An
tonic must not fail to get the full
amount that is pledged" Mr.. Hale
said.
A dinner was given by the OH
Spanish Trail campaign committee. IN
the Gunter Hotel Monday night to
start the drive for the members and
money.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
s5OO,OOO TO CREDITORS
Dividend Paid by Concern Which
Failed With Assets of $4,000, 900.

Chicago. March 25.-A dividend Of
$JOO,000 to creditors of +. w. Wag-
ner and Company, brokers. who failed
in 1921. was announced by the Wag-
ner Realization Company. The divi-
dend represents 10 per cent of the
holdings of the company, which will
be distributed among about 5000 cred
itors in Chicago and New York. This
will make a total liquidation of GJ
per cent of the assets of the bankrupt
company which has not been returned
to the creditors. The company when
it failed had assets Of a little more
than S9000.000.
The balance of the holdings, con-
sisting Of farm lands. slow notes and
mining properties. probably soon will
be converted into cash ut 100 cents
on the -dollar. Charles ii. Cress, sec
tary of the liquidation concern, said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
WARE APPEALS CASE
Transcript Goes to Higher Court
Without Counsel.

Jackson Warf. convicted by jury
in the Ninety-fourth District Court
Of a charge of criminal assault upon
a young girl and given five years N
the state penitentiary. has taken his
case up on appeal. The appeal was
perfected late Saturday. the last day
on which it could be filed.
Warf signed his own transcript,
according 10 the stenograpber in the
Ninety-fourth, who prepared it. and
bis case Will go up without counsel.
Warf made bond in the sum of $500
shortly after his conviction and will
remain on bond pending the outcome
of his appeal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25

of S7735 and $500 stock in the Davis
Fuel and Feed company: cash items
and fixtures of value of about $40.
The liabilities the letter states, are
about $4,000.
Assets OF Little Value.
The petition declares that the as
sets of the bank at the present time
are practically without value" and
that probably not more than $4,000
or $4,000 could be realized from the
sale of the bonds on hand.
"Assignees should long ago have
disposed of the property and paid
whatever they could TO the creditors"
the petition says.
The statute of limitation threatens
10 run against the creditors, the petit
toner claims and for that reason he
prays judgment Of the court against
Kelly for the amount set out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25
Pyramid rs Certainly Fine and Works
Such Wonders So Quickly.

the Seryoas strain. stops pain. reduces
in1anjnnation. breaks up engagements,
puts you back on your feet. saves you
easily ana quickly from danger of infec-
so d sh obpegston hH iSr Tree t ,S,
are. And you can get them in any drug
store at 60 cents a box. Try them free,
first
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-25

he letters Of lefty
IN which she ehQNees
MOON q l0p@fy site f6yo
the home ofheo dreams
Ny dearest Nan:
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
skArlos..

8 4 izbovy, 5 pishico,1, fornesolh
, ! | kdpellhou, neinasgil byt slektrikaj
ale dom m4 ,byt' Y dqbfoih staye
> J, y Gene $500 do 's4ooe. ,Kto ma
takytto dom ibiiiziko ii sitredu mssiisa ]
ma North Side alebo ma South
Side ma predaj, mech Sd hiasi u
NJ Mraza, ' redakcii tychto no
vim. Tiez nam kupcoy ma 5 IL
bovy dobryy mo erny dom Y mestc
a ila jeden dom $ vel'kou zahra.
,dou, kurnfkom a chlieymi blfskc
mesta. /.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
zognas4pw1nk2 lfex l4lKk l1xlxk,

fllat other, dessf wing eaugSs W1alas
be hurt were the Full truth to be-
known. ,:3sg
It is not our purpose to hurt
any deserving cause, and there, are
some bona fide organizations,
whici, do; real relief work Bar.
these organizations are nationally
known: they have built up a re-
.putation which is deserved by act
ual performance and backed by
the approval Of the majority Of
the citizenship. These organiza-
tions do not approach the public
every other day for, help. They
actually perform their work, and
they perform it well. One or the
other Of these organizations have
a reputation Of many years stand
ing. ',,4 ...' =
Tt is about time that we should
become more discriminating ID
our giving as we'll as in our re.
fusing to give. A thorough inves
tigation into the work of thes,
charity organizations throughout
the country would be well in place
Those who are working not mere
ily "within the law, but who ar,
fulfilling their trust, should have
the whole hearted support Of tht
entire citizenship. Those who
imerely exist as blinds for an easy
Lying should be uprooted. theil
promoters sent somewhere where
lit costs about eighteen dollars t
! send a postal card, and in thi'
manner probably will the prob
lem Of indiscriminate' charity b
solved. Those vultures who wa,
fat on the poor peoples .miser,
| ought to find it hard to live 0,
their wits Of which they do no
seem to require to have too much
! judging from the easy way i,
which they are making their livin,
All things considered, the idea o
the community chest holds tn,
strongest appeal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
BULLETIN.
z tradovne tajomnika Slov. Lfgy
DISCIPLINE A PORIADOK "a.
RUKoU NARODNEJ PRACE.

Podmienkou, predpokladom "a
kejkol'vek spolocnosti je: discip.
lima w ami diva ia -traja 'udia ne
mohli by spolu nazivat', keby Sd
nedrzali discipliny. Ba co Wac ami
clovek- -jednotlivec by sam pre- Sc
ba neobstal, keby nevedel, sam Sc
ba disciplinovat'.
Discipline znamena asi tol 'ko,
ako zachovavanie poriadku, res
pektovanie zaujmov, brat OIL 'ad
Ma druhych, podrobit sa.v6li vac
siny a vSetko to konat i "a cenu
sebazaprenia, t. j. vtedy, ked' sa
mi to ncpaci. Discipline je teda:
1 poriadok. Ako potrebny je poria
/ dok, discipline skole medzi det'-
mi, alebo na pr. pri vojsku, ira
de, tax potrebny je V kazdej spo-
| loenosti, mestc, State, vsade lcbo
vsetko by sd rozpadlo keby nebolo
discipliny, poriadku. "
Predstavmc 81, ci by SINE boil
nohli nieco vykonat "a utvorenic
Cesko-Slovenskej Republiky, keby
SINE sa neboli podrobili poriad!::u,
discipline. So vsetkym je to tax.
ETu name ma prfklad organizacie
4 socialisticke po celom svete roz-
vrstvene. Mtlsime povedat', ze len
4 silna discipline udrzuje tieto or
ganizacie a ked', ako vidime mai
ma Europe, obsiahnu 1spechu,
to mono pripisovat' jedine discip-
linovanosti socialistov. Ale S kaz-
dou organization je to tax, uz Il
je to organizacia nabozenska, ma
rodna,' stavovska atd'.
I nasa Slovenska Liga je orga-
nizaciou, spolocnost 'ou. Teda i II
mas musi byt' discipline. Keby v
nasei organizacii kazdy to robil,
co sa jemu paci a nikto by ga ne
postaIral, ably taketo neriady sa
nemohly konat', vtedy cel& nasa
organizacia je zivoy mrtvolou. A
| Slovenska Liga predsa must byt
kzivym svedomim americkych Slo-
yakov, musf byt yysoko stojacou
zivou representation vsetkych
Inis, ktori So povazujeme q sprav-
slaovy ychl lSloyakoY a Amerikaloy. 1
zstohto Svidiet ze slovspska
4 Lfga nem6zeastrpet' vo svoiom To-
ne l'udi, ktori So nechcd podrobit'
4 poriadku, discipline. Revoldcia, a.
4 narchia Y organizacii nemoEe bySS''
4 trpsna, lebo Y tsj ehvili by presta-
\ h NJ pfyaniz zaUiou. ksd by .sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

-
brat !. /: :3$ , !, ,.A3: II 53s MS
Do Slossnskej Lfgy nikto ME je
|nntsny ]. .ale ked sa uE pax prime.
"a .jej ElealA ns,aEs respektbvax'
Matko, d. oiaA vo svojon progra.;
me ma. 4 Konau @ nepdcsii program
slov. L{gy, mech ide, Ia, kde ma to.
|lepsie zodpeyetA.
Kto 5ss mad 'ar6aom, mech ide k
hyizdkrcm, kte je eechoslov&kom
mech ii zsloki Lagu cechoslovacku.
My proti tomu nemame ami slovi-
cka, ale to d6razne prizyukujeme
tym, ktori Stale proti slov. Lige
a jei programu revoltujn, ze slo.
venska Llsa bola, je a, bude Crga-
nizaciou SLOvENsKOU vsena-
rodnou. Z, p,
Poriadok ,je dusa vsetkeho d tak
- stf = ..~ n 7
4 i dusa Slovenskej Lfgy. volame do
Sloyenskej Ldgy vsetkych J fodu.
vernych Slovakov a Sloveasky, kts
ri a ktore sd usrozumene tym
ably sa "a slovensky narod pc
rihdku,. vazne poctive pracova
lo.! A takehoto smysl 'ania Slovac
I Slovenky mali by byt' zyoleni /:
"a delegatov ma XIV. kongres 81
A Ligy., lebo inac veci slov. Ligy 7
tax sloyenskeho naroda l'ahko bi
sa molly dostat' do r1k neporiad
ky, revoluciu, anarchiu miluiu
cich l'udi, ktori by Slovenskd "a
gu ma take cesty viedli, ma akycl
!, oni sami chodia.. =
!, Ma kazdoms, jednoan clenovi !
slenkyni Ligy vel'ka zodpoved
most spociva, preto mech kaSd!
kona poctive svedomite svoj'
, povinnost' k narodu a Slov. L{gc
i Znacim sa so srdecnym pozdra
vom Vas spolubrat,
J&n A. Koc1r,
!, t. Z. .tajomnik Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

MA pREDAJ

JMedzi YoungstoWnom a Girarddan
y Arlington Pariku 8 izboyyi. 4 noyj !;
dom s ,basementom, plotom ohra-
deny, 50 .zahra .zahradou, dvorpm pre- hy-
dinu kurnikom. Preda So zpoly
zadarmo. Adresa: Anton Kovacs,
RID. Arlington Park, Girard, Q.