davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-17

tes sobre habeas corpus ensque hay en-
vueltos confictos de jurisdiction entire
la soberania local y la soberania nacio-
nal. casos resueltos por la Corte Supre-
ma de Justicia de los Estados Unidos,
solo deben intervenir las Cortes Fede-
rales cuando Ell peticionario no tiene
otro recurso, ha agotado los que Ie
otorga la ley ante las !cortes del esta-
do, o cuando ell asunto es urgente ex-
traordinario para cue Sc invoque Ell
auxilio de los tribunales federales; que
las cortes federales deben ser parcas
en- la concession de los autos de habeas
corpus en- casos en- que existe la delica-
da question de la jurisdiction de los
tribunales del estado los tribunales
federales y que en- resumen Ell peticio-
mario no tiene derecho al remedio que
solicita porque ell nn1co Fundamental
que le sirve de base es que no puede
conseguir la revision de la sentencia
confirmatoria de la Corte Suprema de
Puerto Rico, por Ell hecho de que por
defectos en- el pliego de excepciones o
exposition del case Ia Corte Suprema
no pudo en- ell fondo de las varias cues
tioRes que ahora Sc tratan de ventilar
por I'M recuerso extraordinario que no
Sc puede utilizar en- ese sentido o sea
en- ell sentido de un recurso por causa
de error que ademas la Corte Fede-
raj no podia revisar una decision de la
Corte Suprema de Puerto Rico.
lie replic6 ell letrado molina con
singular maestria sosteniendo con citas
juridicas que en- su opinion ell i1nico
medic alberto para que Colado pudie-
ra discutir plantear la question de
ST extraditado como fue por un delito
podfa ser enjuiciado por otro sin darse-
lie oportunidad como Sc sostenfa en- ell
case Rauscher de regresar al pals de
donde fue extraditado era por medic
del recurso de habeas. corpus presen-
tado en- favor del peticionario. Que to-
da vez que la Corte Suprema no habia
encontrado pliego de excepciones y
exposition del case no habia entrado
en- ell fondo de la question y habia re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-17
! Recupero Ia salud perdida

Jose Cubero, de Habana, Cuba, nos
escribe: I'm hijo mio sufria de escalo-
frios y fiebre desde hacia tres meses
hasta que per fin sc lie administr6 el
TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FERRU-
sGINOSO DE LEONARDI. Esto 10
restablecio por complete desde entonces
esta gozando de una salud perfecta."
FL TON1CO ANTIFEBRIL<Y sFEA
'RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO des-
truye los germenes de la malaria que
existen en- Ia sangre, comparte al
ORGANISING nueva fuerza vitalidad. Ha
curado a otros, por 10 tanto, 10 curara
q I'd. tambien.
El TONICO ANTIFEBRIL X FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO Sc
vende a condicion de que develvemos el
dinero 81 los resultados no son satisfac-
torios. Pida LEONARDO al farrnslceu-
tico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-17
POR TERCERA YEz, Ell JUEz ODLIN...

suelto por ese solo fundamento, y Que
el peticionario no tenia una base de
donde partir para hacer una EXPOSITION
de errores de la sentencia de la Corte
Suprema de Puerto Rico para fundamen
tar un recurso por causa de error. Sos
tuvo que era una incohgruencia 10 ale
gado por ell Fiscal Auxiliar en- ell sem
lido de que Collado podia interponerI
ell mismo recurso de habeas corpus ante
la Corte Suprema, toda vez que aquella
Corte no iba entrar considerar ell
un procedimiento de esa naturaleza Ia
raz6n sin raz6n de sus propias resolu-
clones.
Terminada la discussion del asunto
con toda amplitud ell Juez Odlin Sc re-
servo su resolution, informando al le-
trado Molina que lie daba I'M termino
de siete dias para pensar 81 guerra Que
6l resolviese la petici6n tai como esta
o 81 la guerra enmendar, porQue en- el
case que el resolviese que debfa otorgar
Ell recurso. seria harto doloro1o en-
contrarnos con ell doble dilema de que
Ia Corte Suprema de los Estados Uni
dos tambien resolviese en- Ell case de
una apesaci6n de su resolucion en- Ell
asunto del habeas corpus que toda vez
que la petici6n estaba defectuosa NJ
habia sido presentada en- forma no ha-
bia lugar al recurso.
Durante este juicio, el Juez pregun-
to al sefior Mufoz en- que habia queda-
do ell pleito de las feministas, pues ell
deseaba saberlo para en- case de que
a elias Sc les concediera ese dereeho ver
ST el---el Jnez seleccionaba mujeres pa
ira fornar los paaeles de jurado en- la
0orte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-17
Ell sR. CoLLADo ABsUELTo

A Ultima hora hemos sido infor-
mados. de que el Jurado de la Corte
Federal que actuaba en- este case,
rindi6 un veredicto de "no culpable".
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07

PatronIze labor Press AdvertLsers.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07

everybody why he won't initiate four
Hawaiians, and his reasons are quite
sufficient. Joe is logical about the
whole business and when he finally
concludes that it just wouldn't be
right for man of his station in life
to initiate four Hawaiians there's
nothing to do but to agree with him.
The case of Albert Fall is entirely
different. When Albert gives his
reasons for not going on with his
act, the audience is somehow left un-
convinced. The feeling gets around
that somehow Albert missed his cue
and came out at the wrong time, or
that he came out without having
learned his lines, or something like
that.
ALI of which goes to show that it
may be easily enough be more edify-
ing to listen to the foolishment Of a
glorified vaudevillian than to observe
the side-stepping of an ex-senator.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07

After building the road without
cost to the owners, thus permitting
the bonds to be 100 per cent velvet, "
the railroad enormously classified
hundreds of thousands Of acres of its
poorest land as mineral land" This
land was turned back to the govern
ment and the railroad acquired in ex-
change valuable lands ON which there
were no mineral claims.
The presidents letter was in con-
nection with the discovery by the for
est service that the railroad is wrong
fully holding 100000 acres of land.
The letter states that the railroad
failed to construct 1,507.21 miles of
its railroad within the time required
by law, thereby rendering the grant
ed lands subject to forfeiture.
The footing Of the public domain by
the Northern Pacific is in line with its
feudal policy toward workers. This
corporation maintains a hand-pieked
company union" and its system is
honeycombed with detectives and
spies who are employed to check
the development of any trade union
sentiment.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
Head Stuffed
By Catarrh? Use
A Healing Cream

If your nostrils are clogged, your
throat distressed, or your head is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or cold, ap-
ply little pure, antiseptic, germ de-
stroying cream into your nostrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage,
soothing inflamed, swollen men,
branes and you get instant relief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils
are open. Your head Is clear. No
more hawking, snufffing, dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from any
druggist Colds and catarTh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is surer-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
CENTRAL COUNCIL
ENJOYS GOOD TIME

After the regular order OF business
had been concluded at the last meet
ing OF the Aberdeen Central Labor
council. the delegates we're enter
tanned with big spread by delegates
Garfield, Meade, Wolters and King.
The occasion being the birthdays of
the afore mentioned delegates. After
the eatables were consumed the even
ing was spent in telling stories. The
proved one thing, and
that is that not all women are
to tell their age. Sister
Garfield told all and sundry just
which one of her birthdays it was
and didn't hold out one single year
Everyone voted the entertainment the
best the Council has had for some
time and the delegates who failed
to attend surely missed something.
Labor Press Advertisers.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07

Hurley Is contesting the seat Of Jesse
Silver. the present incumbent. Presi-
dent Short Of the State Federation 81
Labor has been invited to meet with
the directors of the campaign at Ia
coma Monday night and to address
an American Legion meeting Tues
day night and Will then leave for
Bellingham Wednesday. He viii re-
turn to Seattle Thursday to address
mass meeting Of Street Carmen on
behalf of their campaign for an audi
torium of their own.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
R. r. COSTS NOTHING
OWNERS GIVEN LAND

WASHINGTON, March Tin a let
ter to Senator Lenroot, President
Coolidge said that free land congress
gave to the Northern Pacific railroad
was sold by that corporation for twice
the amount it costs to build the rail-
road.
The land was given to the railroad
to aid its construction, the cost of
which did not exceed $1,000, 900. Re-
ceipts from the sale of the land
amounted ito $136.118.533.14.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
MAY ELECT LABORITE
IN TACOMA ELECTION

Reports coming from many sources
at Tacoma freely predict the election
'Of J. J. Hurley, secretary of the Ia
coma Building Trades council as City
Commissioner in the coming city
election there. Mr.. Norton, promi-
nent member of the American Legion
has taken over the management Of
his campaign and indications are that
the Veterans in large numbers are
actively supporting the labor condi-
date. Commissioner H. Roy Harrison,
and many other prominent officials
at Tacoma publicly declared their
support of Hurley's candidacy. Mr.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
BY The Way

American labors position in the
nation is thrown into high relief by
the statement that rs per cent of the
houses built in Chicago last year are
owned by overall" workers.
The statement was made by John
NJ. Glenn, secretary of the Illinois
Manufacturers Association, who said
There were 1882 residences built
in Chicago in 1928. OF these, s.
$50, all costing under $1,000, are
owned by working people, families in
which the heads OF the house wear
Overalls and work in factories and
other Industrial plants"
Mr.. Glenn, being associated with
an organization which is not friendly
to organized labor, didn't say that a
large proportion OF the overall
wrkers who have built homes are
union members, but such dubtless is
the case. In every community. union
men form a large percentage of home
owners. Organized labor, by increas-
ing and keeping up wages not only
for its own members but for the I'M
organized as well, has done much to
promote homecoming in the United
States
While Mr.. Glenn, as quoted in the
daily papers, did not give credit to
organized labor for the fact that
workmen are able to buy homes in
Chicago, he said something about
working people that was in refresh
ing contrast to the foolish sentiments
often expressed by anti-labor men.
Too frequently the enemies of labor
are wont to refer to the workers as
"thriftless," 'dmprovident" and to de-
nounce them as "Bolshevists'' and
Reds" for seeking better conditions.
Mr.. Glenn evidently has little SYM
pathy with this view, as he declares:
When we know that the average
working man has foresight enough
to be thrifty and save in order to
purchase his home, we need have no
fear for his civic and social attitude. .
A record to be proud of has been
made in constructing a huge tunnel
which is to carry the water supply
of Wellington, New Zealand. Press
dispatches say that the work was I'M
marred by accidents" It is to be
feared that a similar statement could
not be made about work OF the same
kind in America. Here, construction
of every great tunnel or public worh
OF any kind is marred by a long list
of accidents and fatalities to work,
men,. New Zealand's record is all the
more creditable and remarkable IN
view Of the fact that the wellington
tunnel is a difficult piece of work
penetrating two miles OF rock through
a range OF hills $500 feet high.
American victims OF profiteerinl
landlords will waste no sympathy OF
Italian landlords and building con
tractors who were recently sharpl!
rebuked by Premier Mussolini. Tit
landlords and contractors sent a tele
gram to MussOlini complaining of /
new decree curbing rent-raising II
replying, Mussolini said:
A'The landlords have shown them
selves incapable Of profiting by m!
previous decree because they used /
as a chance to increase rents exorbi
family and anti-socially. They mus
realize that liberty has not only IL
rights but also its duties"
Mussolini is not regarded with IA
vor by great numbers Of the worker
but in this particular instance b
seems to have taken his stand square
Iy on the side Of the masses.
Joe Cook has been along, tellin
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
RELIEF FOR GERMAN CHILDREN.

The American Committee for the relief Of German Children
has asked Aberdeen subscribe $1,000 for this fund The c
of Aberdeen should respond this appeal the
asked should be easily oversubscrbed The
Chamber of Commerce has taken charge of the drive the
raising of this should behind the Chamber
with all the assistance possible Nearly city in Washington
has long subscribed this fund and just how Aberdeen
overlooked is a mystery
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07
HARMONY IS RESTORED.

We note with pleasure that the controversy between
Short president of the Washington State Federation Labor
and Martin Fz president of District 10 the Mine
Workers has been settled out of court.
is to be regretted that such things the
movement but under the circumstances there
course left open for President Short to pursue
The complete vndcation of Short will please everyone
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-03-07

Joe Cook has been along, telling
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-08
ELAVY,. Ma PAMEf 5O0LETfHO
VfROd shlRn JANA MKY
I ROCN0VA.

Osvobozena repubka Ceskoslovenska oslav velkoepou
manifesacn slavnos pamatny rok 1424 kdy poll pred
radem Pbysavou vypust ducha dne H. fjna nejslavne
81 hrdna narodni Jan zizka Trocnova Kacha nepfemo
zitelny v1dce TaborI.
Uctfv&n pamatky bozho bojovnka trvati bude cd ara
al do leta jak pripojeneho rofadu lie seznat.
velkolepemu programu predchazi nasedovni provoani
Eyrspa kacGkm leehAm,
hzkcvi SCI podsfao nepffde
nired q
zfeip pmw Y
4 teryen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-08
IA CEST OTCOVU.
-RO NJ AN.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
r 0 NJ A N

"'JM? Wy tedy odchazlte ma
dobro? Mama vas sama posi-
la?" -,
, Otazka tato byla tax jasnou,
lie nikdo nebyl to, aby mu
odpovedel. 81
"Mama vas posila pryc, pro-
toze mne mate rada. - hikA,
ze pry mne nadrzujete. A Wy
jste to, jez il vyhanite - WI"
zvolal pohlednuv ma Justinu.
"A zlosti fatal zuby.
"Ja, Dimitriji?"
"Ano, w! - Cd .toho vece-.
ra, CO jste prisla k nam, jest.
vsecko prevraceno mama sta
lie mas jen kara. Wy jste to a
nikdo jiny! - Fuj, jak Sc mi
hnusite -
'sDimitriii! Dimitriji! zvola-
la slecna Bochetova, chvejic
sc, inebot' hrabenka pri poote.
vrenych dverich Sc oblekajic'
mohla kazde slovo slySeti.
"Ano, ona Sc mi hnusi."
A jal'se premysleti, jake slo
vo hanlive by il, jeste rekl;
kdyz pax mu ,1konecne pripad-
10 ma mysl, pdstavil Sc pred Ju-
stinu a zcela muzne il pravil:
ia vami opovrhuji!''
Justina sc zapyrila tato po-
hama byla pro nj prilisnou!
Tento maly hoch, jejz vsichni
marne snazili sc ukonejsiti, o.
povazi Sc il rici takove slovo.
"Jste -jen ditetem, Dimitriji,
a nevite. co znamena slovo, jez
jste prave vyrkl; jinak byste 81
nebyl dovolil - -"
"Vsak ia vim, co znamena: !:
pohrdati nekym! Vim to do
bre!" zvolal hoch a dupnul svo
ii malou nozkou.
"Jsem presvedcena, re to ne
vite a proto vam = odpous-
tim .. .as. "a
"Mne? - Wy re odpousti-
te mne?" zvolal hoch zufivosti
takrka zsinaly. "Vy, kterouz
tu trpime - milosti, Wy Sc
opovazujete rici mne, hrabeti
Kumjasinovi, re mne odpou-
stite?" =
"Jste ovsem hrabe Kumja-
sin, ale take jen maly, nezdvo-
fily hoch. A proto opakuji je-
ste jednou - nevykladam VAN
nezpusob vas We zle, jeliko7
nevite, co pohrdani znamena.'
Hoch pohledl ma Justinu
jiz chvely Sc pri praci ruce
PAX pristoupil k nj o diva kro'
ky blize plochou dlani ude'
I'll il oblicej.
Vsechny danny vzkfikly a D.
mitrij byl wat svoji sestrou ns
Stranu.
v tom vstouplla hrabenka
jez prave oblekala rukavicky
"Co Sc stalo?" tazala Sc
"Kdykoli ten hoch sem pride
Jest povyk, re jest to az k o
hluseni.
"Dal jsem Justine pollock,
vzkfikl Dimitrij: &C sestrenict
vsi silou mu zabranovala mlu
viii, davajic mu ruku ma usta
"Nepodezrivam nikoho, OBJ
vinuji primo mocne nepfatele
jichz East jevi Sc We vsech zpi
sobech, nepratele, kteri mn'
dali zatknouti, doufajfce, re 81
mne zbavi, budu-li pykati dlol
holetym zalarem "a why, kite
rych jsem nespachal. - Nj
nestesti nepratee ii, proti MIN;
ja j Berta zapas jsme podnl
xii - mohu tax f1ci, ami;
bych zrazoval tim tajemstvi
jez neni tajemstvim jen mym
nepratele ii jsou nam nezn;
mi a nejasni, jako by jenon
byli vidinami a preludy! =
To IDA Sc vam ovsem neuvefi
'telno a prece jest to pravdou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-08

dukaz bytu mehO odstranlla,
jeste pred prohlidkou soudnf.
jez druheho dne kynula. vi
della muze toho 70 sveh0 ukry-
ty a poznala by no, ale jme-
ma jeho nemame."
".Obrat'te Sc ma statniho "a
radil stepan Loriot.
"Soud v teto chvili hJ n&m
spise prekazel nezli prospsl!"
odporoval Rene. "Musime jed
natl sami al po den, kdY, ma,
jice ruce plny dIkaza. budeme,
moci teprve prohlasiti / "a
stupcdm zakona: .'Vy kdysi
stiti jste nechali hlavu nevin-
neho! Dnes odhalujeme yam
prave vfahy lekafs Z Brunoy !!
Konejte povinnost svou a o&is-
tete jmeno musennika!" = Jill
jiz jsem byl u tohoto ellie, ale
demonove bdeli We tfnach,. q
odstranili Bertu! Bee nj nice
no hezmohu! = w il miluje-
te a jste dnes jist, ze jest .hod-
ma vas! -. Spojte snahy sv& $
nasimi, bychem j; rvypatrsh,
vysvobodiliI"
Zach, jsem ke vSeu,u ocho-
ten, jsem hotov zemf1ti pro nj,
zvolal mlady lekaf.
+" "a ja tel" dolozh ted
i Petr Loriot, ziskan jsa nyni
uplne jiz pro ubohou divku.
"Mnoho utrap a namahy tu
kyne, ale chci miti take ia po.
dill svai ma nich!"
Rene odmitl pax radu Ste
panovu, ably dovolal Sc pomcci
policiek vypatrani BeBrty, po-
nevada by tato zadala vysvet-
leni, jez ale dati zakazuje mu
taiemstvi, jez nucen je zacho-
vati.
"Nuze," namitl Petr Loriot,
snad mohu tu ja pfispeti. We
rim stale vice, ze bidnici pou-
zili k lnosu me ma cas- mn6 u
kradene drozky, nebot' sami
drozku najati nemohli, neclate-
I'LL Sc kompromitovati. Misto,
kde mi drozka byla odcizena,
jest takrka diva kroky cd ulice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIDA
leno, a taky doba Sc shoduje.
Nuze, byla-i drozka mole pro
stredkem k unosu, muslme zve-
deti, kde vSude drozka ia "a
noci te byla. = Sama sice
mluviti nemIze, ale policie mu-
81 mluviti "a nj. - OvSem, vim
re by Sc policie prilis nenama.
hala vysetrovanim o drozce
zmizevsi a opet nalezene. Ale
pristoupim k policii S pozadav'
KEN svym jako strana eivilni
slozim kauci policie potcm
jiste napne vsechny paky svo.
je. Reknu, ze jsem mei uvniti
v drozce zimnik a v jeho kAp.
Sc dulezite listiny ze vse te
bylo mi ukradeno. Poletim TO
vnou ted ma polxii! A uyi
dime, zdaz budou nloci nam ns
dlouho unikati nicemove, ktef,
mne tax napalili!"
"Dobra to myslenka" schvs
loval Rene, "avsak drive nei
1ete, rad bych si prohled
.jeste jednou droztn vail"
Rene, Fetr j Stepan sestou
pill ma to dol1 K drozce, jei
stala pred domem pod dozo
rem najateho hocha. Stryc 8t'
panuv otevfel dyitka : pravil
"Vizte, neni-i to prava hri
"a - i polstafe isou zabrace
ny"
"Vskutku!" potvrzoval stro.
mix, prchlizejej vnitfek drozk.
S napjatou bedlUosti. "Zde stt
'py po blatu zphs0bsne otfra
lnim zabIacentch dole spodk1
IA taky pnd4 psve4u Jest zabl.
'cena, ale jer ~ jsdn6 str4ne
!! Osoba, jez ma snlst3 tern ssde
| y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-08

velci lide narodu neumfraj. Z Pantheonu jeho de-
jim objevui vzdy. kdyko jch narod potfebuje Napo-
inAji radi kAra davaji vystrahu HAS Uech ma pre-
svedcivou silu Vecnosti netrpi odmluv a odporu.
Umueeny Nistr kostnicky mluvil narodu Habsburgy
ujafmenemu. Setrvat poznane pravde mtno-H "a tn
pravdu polozit zivo nebo bo bude naposled vte
zem. kdo nyni byva pfemozenym.
narodu osvobozenemu pfichazi nyn druhy jeho vekS
muz. Po trpitei - muz cinu. Pc H Husovi - ZiZka :.
Prchaz protoze rozhodne chvi djn det naroda tooto
vzp0mne Jeho s eho pfikadem Pred tvari Vecnosti
kde neni rozmer casovch sou vtezhe ege nase pfmym
demi Hustl tvnrce vddce prolouva paltiscileti
osvobozenemu narodu slovy ez vysla ouhrnu zvotn
pnoudros pozorovani voevidce statnika lasky ee
skeo srdce Jeho kyz chysta Pribyslav vrat zerni
COZ bylo nem pozemskeho
"Ze sparn Zkmundovych jste dostai - je na
Vas abyste Mich opet neocitl Sve zem deje fady
fadnou vladu poslouchejte jch, ncbo svoboda nei
vets je tom: posouchat fada vady, jez jsme sobe
sarni dali Zaved'te poradek SVEN zvote / zvote
verejnem. At jsou esy duse Vase Bud'te spra-
sedlivi: kazdy ten nejmensi tech malych, at bez
peel ma krov svdj coz jeho. Hrozi nepfiel zvencf
budtez xschni jedne duse jednom tabore. Pofadek
vSem vSude..."
Otce zzko, narod TvIj slysi posechne!
Tento shb naroda Husova hlasati bude pomnfk "Jana
zizky Trocnova" "Pamatnk Narodnho Osvobozen
ktere budoa vybudovany vrchu zizkove Praze x1
Spolek pro zbudovani zizkova pomnku zizkove bu-
de tnto realsovati ideu sve cyricee6 prace Pa
Atnik Odboe pfeda narodu Pantheon nemz ufozeny bu
dou pamatky velkou dobu boI jeho osvobozenf.
Prspjte vsichn aby dlo by1o ddsojne sveho pos1ani
Ia projevte tim dcas ucten panaky peseho vroe
snrt Jana zzky Trocnova.
+ " PRAZE dne l. dubna 1924.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-08
CESTNY VHBOR /:

Proekor Cestuy
DR. kAKEL kRAMAR, FRANII6Ek UDRzAI.
posknc minstr Mar.
zbudovan Azkova Mzkove
predseh
RUD kO8TRAklEWICL
Mistopredseda: q
kfHA DR. JAN MAS4K, Jan BALyiN.
Q
DR. J& MACHAR Phk RUDOLF MEDEK
Inspector ceskooyenskych vohk Ea. ~.
Prlpadne prispsykysracte zaslatina adresu 4fMA
MJDR Rud Kostrakiewicz star mesa Prahy N sZfzkov.
T.
Slavnosn porad by vlastne z zahajen dne 29 bfezna
Praze Uvadme postupne dosovne znen cekoveho pro-
grau jak dfene by zaslan. Otiskujeme ej hlavne
pro kraany zdej nchz mnoz hodaji do stare vast
vypraviti.
Evening star., 1924-12-12

1872 EUCLID ST. NV.
Twelve rooms and three baths:
fine condition: S14O a month
For full particulars call Mr..
WEITE. Main 1870.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
WANTED-ROOMS.

|TRNIS.IEn M4'Hl. Vuldfori ahir room. close
II. k.t-'rn priyiit grS. NY la'ii"> ouabic:
AT. price Address HaE II. star Off, ,e.
.iuuLL .tNp MT, llESIil rE wear g. W. L.
sorority Address EoN :iI L. Star
,.firr. IL"
/ OR ) ROOMS. by Jan. l, between ia. ave.
and L ST.. Eth and 21th NV. Address Bon
pffi-p
Evening star., 1924-12-12
APARTMENTS--FUHNISHED
II aoafiHH eA.l

ABATEMENT FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
For rent.
III and St. NV. 1as
TEE AyONDALE,
1854 st NV
rooms and haiti, nicely furnished $500
THE kENSISGT0E,
23ui l4th ST. NV.
Il rooms hath and Rorch very handsomely
Gurn isiieG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST. !
i1lE SETliERIAA NlS,
ltfh Eoitnniia rti. NV.
Apt. .'a1--I rms. e3d huth. excellcHtly
furnis'"d. newly renovated tirpughoIt $500
Ap.. iei-a r,'onIs and haih II cely fur
Bisirt'd. ursiiailr Jan I ..........-... .Slu0
RUTLAND COURTS.
l... 1T.h st. L.W.
Apt. avs lars" r0cns. kit. and bath.
rec. hall NIL q lie. with southern
p0Siire; ntr~'r furnished ..-............ $40
ALLAN T.. WALK FIR & Co, Inc,
SIS 18th 81. M. Mat asa0.
Evening star., 1924-12-12
APIS. THAT WILL PLEASE
THE NEMI VNNEDS

We have nearing completion IN Cleveland
PARK. No. 1924 Rodr,au ST.. nicely arrsnged.
thoughtfuliy planned, perfectly lighted apart
ment, having eighteen two-room, dining al-
cove, Kitchen and bath apartments The
rents by Far the most reasonable ip this
and ha.ing che added attraction of q delight
fui outlook. VIII. be ready for occupancy
aDout January lst.
CHAS. ID. SAGER.
p2l 14tb 81. w Main "A