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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-28
WATER CARNIVAL.

A spectacular ending Of the days
program took place after dark when
a water carnival was given on the
pond. Boats decorated in various
ways and Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns, torches, red fire and rockets
with hundred floating torches, came
from across the pond to present var
ious tableaux to the spectators at the
picnic ground. The stiff wind and 9TH
er difficulties hindered the presenta-
ton as planned but nevertheless the
feature was a pleasing one.
The people of New London deserve
great credit for the splendid manner
in which they entertained the people
of the county. They have set stan
dard which will be difficult to attain
by other towns in the future. Like
wise have they given added impetus
to endeavors Of the Kandiyohi County
Old Settlers Association to make
their annual celebration the great
June event in the county.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-28

W. E. Lawson of Benson has re-
ceived his commission as postmaster
at that place, and will enter upon his
new duties July LIST. -...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-28
Soma AIlfonaohila e

Some Automobile Trip.
An automobile trip, in which a Ford
runabout was used came to an end
Saturday when Jens Evenson of
Greenleaf and Robert Valum: of Min
neapolis, arrived here from Mexico.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-28
Which Was l&7

S5 Which Was It7
Il wish were dead!' 'Heavens!
Cant you marry her or did your
Cleveland Leader.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

Bring NEWS TO
STAR BULLETIN
Steamer Mail, Cable and Wire.
less Garry Word Happen.
ings to Honolulu

Foreign, American and 'other.is-
land news reaches the Star-Bull6tin
In q variety Of ways The coming OF
, .lls saple a1u me Nifeiess systems
la .aS. Deelisa aOls factor a. noa-
srn ~. s., ene nsWspapeI ~ HaWah
~ lls SeaL-7u lleein was one 81 the
liz IlIse aasly papels % secure ana use :
.ui eAslusive usiiy setssIaph serves
~ $3.50 ana sne Its. aiteInoon
pdpeIs =. 20 % ahyWhere N america,
20 laI az 1scorus can pc touna-
the steamer mails the Commercial
Pacific Cable, the Federal Wireless
and the Marconi Wireless all are used
IN securing for readers Of the Star
Bulletin news OF the outside world,
and the Mutual Wireless handles al
most daily news from the other is
lands into Honolulu.
The Star.Bulletin's afternoon uress
report is handled by the Federal Wire
less Telegraph Company, which uses
the very efficient PouIsen system. Day
after day the Federal Wireless brings
the news OF the world to Honolulu. Il
Is handled, in the MAN, by the Assoc
eiated Press, whose San Francisco Of
lice puts 1t "on the wireless and IL
Is relayed to Honolulu in few min
utes.
As an instance of rapid news-hand-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
AMERICAN WOMAN DECORATED

V1ENNA.-Following numerous 9TH
er honors and decorations conferred
upon American women for their 3eryi.
ces in Austro-Hungary during the war,
Emperor Francis Joseph has Icon.
ferred the silver Medal of the Red
Cross. on Mrs. Busser, wife Of Ral1h c.
8usser, American consul at Trieste.
The medal has been given forfMrs.
Busser's valuable services in Organ
izing a~eonvalescent home ne3r LII
tai in krain, in the South of Austria
the funds for which were contributed
by another American woman,I Courl-
tess Gasquet James OF New York.
Ever since the outbreak of the war
beth Consul Busser and his wifi have
been unwearying in helping uhfortu-
nate victims of all snationalities, and
especially the British residents of
Trieste. who were interned by the
Austrians, and their women and chill
dren who remained in the port.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

and Mr.. Pittenger strive to study the
problems of the merchant and assist
him in solving tEem.. Mr.. JEWELS spe-
cialty is the display advertising and
Mr.. Pittenger handles the classified
advertising. -
The general business manager of, a
newspaper and printing establishment
Is sometimes known as the trouble
man, not that he makes the trouble
but his Is the center where details
out OF alignment are referred to be
Strengthened out. With . new build.
ing where all departments are under
one roof, the office of the manager is
more frequently the center. of confer
ences where heads of departments can
meet to discuss situations and prob
lens to the end that speed and accu-
racy shall be developed and service
always improved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
TO THE MAN WHO eETSHE ADS

He never. writes story the nader
f. fair who lost. I
He never. urged the G to go easy
49,. on the cost.
He never told of 'sp"recks or o.
j. frenen 90 brave
Nor did he write base5ali-No'
that busy little ave-
He never told tnkritins who was
+, there at Mrserown's.
Nor did he tell qstortes OF the bells
and caps aIf9owns.
He never read copy on the super
risors' val
down in lending kale.
He never WIZ head to fit nor tried
to sling rhyme,
But that oL7boy was working for the
dorest6 all thu time.
He neyeukaced around to land a
scarsead or beat.
aut he fe does c,ne in handy when
NE flows want to eat.
Owen Merrick.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
BIG VAR NEWS
FIRST GIVEN IN
RBlaLET|y
Features of Mighty Conflict
Announced n Extras ard
Regular 1itioas atd

Among lie big new ieattres Of the
European war first tiven to Hawaii
| in fhe Start IIeffg 3ere
GefmsD,s declaratibn 81 war. Rrit.
aims declaration, the rail- Of Liege, the
repu1se OF the Germans at the Marine,
| Italys entry into tiielccnflicf tlfe first
naval battle on the Pacific, resulting
In the defeat OF the British squadron:
the bigger naval battle Of the Ealk-
lands, when the German fleet was
smashed: the first aeropIane raid on
England, the first Zeppelin raid on
England and the first bofnbardment
Of the English coast 1.-THE HartlepooI-
Scarborough raid the sinking Of the
man submarine; The sinking Of the
Lusitania; the Withdrawal Of the Al
lied forces from tie Dardanelles; the
second attempted German raid IN Eng
lish waters and 1the sinking Of the
German cruiser Butcher; and, per-
haps the most notable of all, the
greatest naval battle OF history, that
between the British and German
fleets at the beginning Of this month.
In a number OF the. cases mentioned
as well as in numerous others the
news was given out first by extras,
followed by the regular editions with
fuller details
Chance does not play all the part in
this record. Owing to the difference
in time between Hawaii and Europe,
ard the afternoon publication of the
Star-Bulletin, most of the news,
breaks On the time" tas newspaper
men sayl of an afternoon paper. The
afternoon paper in Hawaii covers the
European field for ali of that day and
large. part of the night In this res.
pect having a marked advantage over.
the morning paper. II has been rath.
er noteworthy and peculiar, however.
that news of all the big naval battles
has reached the Star-Bulletin first.
Most Of the news, stretching over
months concerning the submarine,
controversy with Germany and its de.
Veiopm ents came First TO the Star-BuE
letin. Here again. the fact that this
papers time covers the day In Eu-
rope is largely responsible for its sue.
cess in getting the big news-a sue
cess that is bound to continue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Congress is
endeavoring to regulate the printing
and distribution of the millions of
documents turned out by the Govern
ment each year so as to prevent their
accumulation and storage here. Dur.
ing the last seven years 6,905, 693 pub
government at least $3.50O.000 were
government at least $3,500.o00 were
condemned. as waste paper.
The Government of the United
States is today the greatest publ.
shers in the world. no nation even
approaching this country In the effort
to enlighten its. people by the print
ing of millions upon millions of public
documents year after year,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
EFFICIENCY LIMIT RAISED

PARASITIC number of shots that
can be fired from one of the French
3-inch guns before it is worn out has,
in at least one instance, been found
to be as high as 1880, according to
the actual count kept by a yohng ar
tilieryman who has. sent these figures
in from the front, While the three
incher was known to be a robust can
nonS the theoritical estimate before
the war. was that a thousand shots
would probably he the limit OF its
efficiency. I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
SWITZERLAND NEEDS GRAIN

BEREE, Swietzerland.-Sw i'm
ports from America are meeting Areat
difficulties. There are 2,460 carl ads
OF American corn and oats billie to
Switzerland, awaiting forwardinp at
Marseilles: also $500 cars OF A FNri.
can wheat at Bordeaux and 500 ftrs
Of American sugar at Cette. tHlck
of adequate rolling stock is the 9ef
cause Of the delay. tr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
DAN LOGAN, DEAN OF NEWsPA.
PERMEN.

Daniel Logan, librarian, is dean of
the editorial-reportorial staff of the
Star Bulletin through long connection
with the Evening Bulletin and Hawai-
ian Star, and he is also dean of the
news writers in Hawaii. He was
president of the Honolulu Press Club
during the comparatively brief exist
ence of that Organization.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

oaxaca4s pronounced wah-ha,ca,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
PRIZE MONIES GROW

IEDON.-fhe total amount Of
nrJ money hder the Supreme Court
Pc Deepest Account has thus far
tdied neary four and one half mil
N pounds
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

anu IUIFbPOuUO
torial-Editor and =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

rs r,4lr, as ffo s3~f5sr<c - A.. Cfov.
- = s,-- 49, NJ w.
~ q s $500 Pr. ~ = 49,,
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she rnrF md 1900 80 49, ,ras 80 z, M 49,
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earrisr lovs sr ,,,,1e Ne 49, 80, az, -
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coiI.cfjone / r,oe,.t s,,f = .t,,..
collectiora are a. sll.iT,, s Z, fac.
Tor Il, H0ndI,ll,, nnj,liehirg br,,s go
eouIa 81 9lis cif, ana tar,.;t,
nof teir s,hs@ ~ -, 80
called for mis- ,.sa;se -,
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81 t5e co,lartio,,s as sc. ~ .
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fhe suhscribars 81 t,e daiIr .,,,sr q
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sa,s a,s =
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ms hransh 8 +. s.ss. - yrssl,i.s.
yo tS:,il.n, ~, 4 nd -, ~ i
tars ~ i Schof s.l Rarra 1 49, n
Pal,hai Il the lawn 1os i,,,l,, .na r
smith has tba sss;sn ,nart - co,ia.s :.
Inc and solicitinr on the outsi5e
I'll sAS ou1stue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

= ONE people ID the publishing
and printing business think Of
the men Of the Front once as
III l6ttue With the devil to put h stop
on III fhinfs that ought TO be. That
- &II he men who meet the custom
e|S q 4 handle The money Of the enter
Their SURROUNDINGS 10 cover their
black hearts -in the alleged esteem Of
fIt men Who deife an day IN ink and
paper and machinery
The business office IS the nerve
center where things collect from all
sides. s0I8trip(iO tons. advertising. print
||< 4 puts brakes on the outgo and
L<.fcisss the Ioll limit Of its collee-
ton pun 10 bring IL ell the income
ne Stztisticai center 81 an upsto.
date oSlabI,shnent like the Star.Bnlie-
~. i. ii the 4rro1t Office. where The
|.1<rtB 81 al the labor and material
used are fI1aII. centered and the men
I1 are directing the activitles OF
E1s|ness know Whether the record Is
one 81 profit o. loss, and Why.
1I&I|stice Are ;estnred.
The Staf.BuIic{in features statistics
III ttefy department. For this purpose
q I.kes the Uniforin Standard Cost
In6ing system deTelohed hy the best
1ri1fees and publishers cf the country
and 1dopted and promoted BY the
(l1't6d EspOthelae and Ben Franklin
Clubs cf America. the Organization
that has developed the printing indus
tn iroa1 business Joke to national
example CT exact detail IN prod lon
through Manufacture. Time sheets and
records are kept on the pubiicafis1
costs OF the Star-Bulietin daily and
ekni-weekiy, as ven as on every piece
az rrinting that goes through the es
enlistment. Each months record on
fhe cost sheets shows the cost or .get
flne out the paper just as clearly az
5 n does the cost OF q job for an outside
r,fsfouisr. Tbs sOyerheade IS known
ard it IS properly distributed to each
1lenartmsnt. And the record is al
ways ooen TO the inspection of any one
whose legftimate business It is to be
Z informed OF the workings Of the es
Enlistment.
These figures and results, after be
inr assembled from the individual and
OEUIIt-uCAStt AAAtC GA4OCNcs oAS N0AACSSSN
and properly segregated in the bust
mess Office and the records careful,
maintained ri order to establish 1
Standard hour.cost for each depart
nent and also to eliminate CUES:
work ii the blisinesssof the enterprise
The BuSiness STAFF.
G. ID. Wright, cashier and head o.
the housekeeping and statistical depart
ment. has been associated with tn,
printing Industry of the islands fol
over 10 years and the greater part O
thar time with the Evening Bulletin
and fhs Hawaiian Star and fer the las
four years, the Honolulu Star Bulletin
paul L. McIlree Is the right hant
man Tor Nj. Wright. cashier. Mr.. Nc
lIres's specially is the cost system ant
Getting fhe (etslis Of manufacture con
/5.| sd cost = f.Esl pSTe matters
Ass ..< s. ships of tas very a.
..'. $500. with the late =
'''.. +. known as the fe1h'
- as editor-in. chief, "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

s1 w;tb n the sai late y { John s. McGrew,
Known as the fasher of annexation,
sc editor-in.chief, with Arthur Johns.
trne IS his managing editor. Walter
q smith. alreaidy mentioned as the
TS.hronicIe correspondent, followed.
Tte successors were Ed Towse; Ala
tsn n Aflzinson. famed both as edu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

Fifty tank cars were purchased
1r6nfsthe American Car - Foundry
Co, eyAtaetfsst. TH corVesafion.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06
Rakouska vojska nemohou ubra-
niti Sedmihradska,

Budapest l. zdi Y odpo-
ytd IA dolaz, proc dovoleno bylo.
ably rumunska yoiska TAX hIuboko
ynikIn do 0zcmi Sedmihradsku,
hrahe Slepdu Tsza, uhcrsk$ pre-.
mirr prohlasll hofejsi su6movu6
uherAkt, lc dlouht uhcrskt hraui
ee uehylo moluo obhajoyatl do
statc6n6 silnym rakouskym vnl.
skem s ohlrdtm un rusk0u ufeusl
VI ua aovew \ Scdmlhradsku
naletnly Ne lruom oddily, ktert
mohly fdrtovaii rnmuuskt postup
a lyln synj nkol vyknnaly hrdu
SHY. Tmtna prs uastaue, iakmllp
ueiutna mlou dalAl ohrunua upa
trpnl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06

New Norb \ = I aari
fraueisoo MADEIRA, ulee savraflt
uthn prrallputa Mextha. traurp
90 MADEIRA. ualrsrn hNl dnes y,
svpm uhNdll mrtey. Kpmfrl nj
sledkrm srtetui yady ,r slatl III
let Slarl Madrru prrhl ia Spu
ientvt slatn Mcstka pn savraA
dtul stthp stua slalkt rutltnt
NahprnNN n erua kh taAl tAM \ Sc
synim MeNlku htN skuuliakoya
ny llurrteNpu ylednu, ale pted nA
kallha tinH tArgRuta uNbtumlI
Npderatu ruslluu, b. hudau ii Nra
eeuA 1ulio Madefn, iint Nn prA
" spauulthu. ualtsA So y Mexlku
ahl pfeyaal rndlnnf maislrk,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06
NOVY VELKY NAJEZD
ZEPPELINU MA ANGLII
Pfcsny rozgah gkod dosud nebyl
0znamen. --- Jeden ~ Zeppclinn
grazen byl k 1emi.

Inudtu = mari Tfiulot Inu.
nniu0 noduolo .D ua ul ,ozJu uo
y5chnd'd ukrosy Andie 'ybora =
oo1 dlo 1todoibo olohn.,f yy
do,Ibo J,o. od,olod,o L,orb .I
rnvo6 ad6lu;o lc hyI r. n.ivI,s;
yy1,,ohnnIavenL5 1t"L ~ dono.,,L
na Annl,i ,od,,;Lunt% Ionn,n -;
ln,noliny hyly .ohonnu nrihli5,,i
-, h nte,hn6atno Io,'1%ua JoJon
. tsohto hvl apaae, h Ieni rt,d.
~ ynr1 ga nrohlnln;o 1o ouo,o nd
iozJu hvl n.,oohvhn6 Lond1n Il
ns,l ,nn,o,,.ln,h r,bod,.La .n ON;
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06
Kral Konstantin naklonen X
zmene zayady.

Londyn, 4. zdfi. --- Dcpcsc en-
soplSn Times Athen sdeluje,. ze
kr6l konstantin uvtdomiI vyslan.
&c spoJ Jencil, ze dnslcdku ystu.
pn kumunska do valky jc mako.
nen 2novu uvhalti stanovisko Re.
cka Diplomat spojencn zadaji,
ably baron Won Schenk, zastupce
ntmeckt vlady II jeden \ hlaynich
agI'atord teutonskych Y Rccku,
Jakoa / sedesAt jcho pomocnikn,
byIi vypoy6zcni y Recka, Nekolik
zaiccni bylo jA provedeno, alc ba.
ron Won Schcnk, jak SO IA to ma,
mu unlkI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06
WILSON PRIJAL JME.
Mem NARODA LIN
COLNOv PAMATNlk
Rodny mub yelksho osyoboditsls
matednika stal No majetksm
amcrickeho naroda,
vELKE ZAsTUPY PkfTOMNY
President Wilson v krAtke sye TO.
q pojednal 0 velkem presiden.
tu muGedniku.

Hodgenyille, Ky, 4, zan. ~- Pre-.
sIdent Wilson pfijel do Kentucky
dnes, ably vidal GeSt pamatce pre-.
sIdenta Lincolna n pfijal jmtDom
n1roda LlbcoIn6y pamatnik, ytno.
ynn$ Lincoln Farm Association,
President Wilson IN pfitomnosti
y"Ik}cb zasinp6 pfijaI rodn} stub
presdcnta -mlifodnjka, obcstoveDy
|llloy$m pamatnlkcm, n V kratkt
rrGj, hcrou III pfcdnesI, ocenil za.
9Iuhy muzr, kcr} ycdI nArod v
bOufIiy}ch dnech obfanske val
KY,
B}yaIy guverntr Missouri, JOS
w Folk, pfedsedal cerfmoniim. --
Robert J, Collier, mistopfedscda
Lincoln Farm Association, ode
yzdal maJetkoyon Iistinu daru We.
krethrl Bakcroyi, ktery zastupoyaI
yhIedny odbor. Senator Williams
\ Mississippi general John r. Ga
tlIcman take pfednesIi reel.
MysIenka ma zbudoyani Lincol.
noya pamatniku mad srnbem, V
ktertIn spalril syttIo sytta, yzni,
kIa V roce 1906. IdkIadnf kamen
k pamAinlkn poIoaen byl Y roce
1903 IN priiomnosti Theodore
Rooseyclta. SpoleGnost, ustavena
IN d@oIem zbudovani pamAtniku,
srbraIa celkem $3S3,O00, kterymi
kryt byl ncjenom naklad na. znlo-
W panatnik a promeneni fanny
Y park, ably zbyI i slusny obnos
IA vydrzovani budovy parku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-06
WILgON UVEDOMEN
o sVE EOMINACI
Pres 10000 lidi No shromAzdilo, a,
by vyslechlo pfijimaci rec
presidcntoyu.

hong Branch, n, j., T. zAri. --~
I'rrsldcm Wilson zahhJjI yfera
HyOji kampaD IN zuOynzyOlenl r.,
+ n, kicrou pflJal deD0kratlckOl
uOnlDaci v ktcrt rharakterisO
val repllbIlkdnskou hrann jako
"prakticky u mordlni nczdar,
obhaJoyaI syoji mexiekou eyrOp
skou poIiliku, probiraI zakony.
Hert zcini poskytla jcho admin
Srncr a prohlAsiI ~ pro "yelkou
Aneriku." " Ma dyaeet tisic lidi
~ shromazdiIo, ably yyslechlo pre-.
lRident0vu fet. NotifikDGni slav-
most konala ~ pred presidcntovym
lctnim doinovem, jcnz zhMnpy II
du byI obkIiten President pro.
mluyil HVojI zee Verandy mohl
b}ti HIybeu jcn malou 6asti Shro,
mdzdtn$eh zhstupn, ale ii, ktcfi
jcJ slyseli, stale Jcho v}yody pre-.
rnsoVaII potleskem.
kdW president W sv@ reel pro
hlhAlI, " nikdy nehledal prime II
urobhyh ~ ncprizuh maItho pf-
stfhovnIccktho ziyIu, ktery stavi
IoynItu k rizi zrmi mad IoyaIllu X
Spoj ojcU}m Stdi0m, potlcsk uebrnI
k0ucc, Senator Ollie VI. james I
kentucky, pfedscda uotlflkafnlho
V}boru, odcyHdal presldcntoVI q
fcdni pfipis, uytdonnjici jej no
minaci II 1fcdni kopii platforny,
prijatt na dcmokraiickt konVend
V NJ, Louis. po IL senator pred
nesl notlflkaGni roo, jez byla j.
nom krhlk0u. lresdeutOvH rec
obsalloyain 5000 slov a obAahoVH
Ia hIayne prehled praee dcmokra
tirke admlnIsiraee. We sve reci
president Wilson prohlhsiI, ~ sta
N republlkhnhti vndeoyt, keli sta
Vi ~ protl kaldt reforme, dopo-
sud jsou schopni nominovail kan
didhty dle syt llhosti ale ncjme
unvul Charles Il, llughese vnbec
Noiitikadni Alayuosll hyly VA
konteny vypalenim nekolika ame.
rDckych ylajek, pfipeynan}ch h
padhknm, klero rozyuuly So mad
hlayou presldenta, zatim 60 bud
ha hrAla Aneriku shrumah,le
NJ dayy vypukly II vellky lasot, L.
castuiri nnllfikaenl slavnnsti PEI.
Ieli vr Nlaslnlph ylueieh rnuyrh
NEST New Jersey, ale hylo mell
uimi take mnolstyi drmokratie
ckieh yuden fulnyuh mist Spu
Irnteh slnt0 telke drlrpare At
dostayllr New Norku lunnssl
vanir q itnyeh okomieh stain, Se.
krelhf lansing sekrelar Houston
sekfetat MeAdne q eueralni post
mislr iiuFlrson rrpreheniotall ka
htuel a krnme Mich htli IA tlrno
VI demokraliekeha narudnihu vs.
horu a telni demokralitli ptedagi
4 Fnantuh stAtn
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Nemecka ponorka potopena
Il Recka.

Alhtny, 1, zhri, --- ValcGnt To-
iii spojcnen posopily nemeekou po.
norku nedaleko phalcronu. TYR.
III So 10 n6meekd ponorka ziska.
vala Syoje potfeby od rakonsky yeh
u n6meckych lodi, internovanych
y feck$ch prislavcch u zabavenyeh
v prlstavu Plraeus franoouzskymi
n6moiniky. lodstyo spojenen,
lak s IA To ma, hodla tomlo pfl.
stavisti zfiditi zhkladnu pro kff
dlu spoione0 na maeedonske from
"a a rcekd vldda proti tomu asi ne
hude prntrslnvull,
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PRESIDENT WILSON
PODEPSAL zAkON 0
OSM|HOD|NNE PRACI
Btavkoyni rozkazy byly odyolAny
po pfiJeti pfedlohy 0 osmihodi.
move praci senAtem.
EMBARGO BYLO ODVOLANO,
leleznice pfijmou osmihodinovy
zAkon pracovni, ole napadnou
asi jeho ustaynost.
WaahIngton, y. q, B zAM.

Washington, y, e., g. zaM.
Adamgonoya pfcdloha 0 osmlhodi
move d0b6 prac0Vhi m zeIrzulcich
byla podrpsdna prrsldrnirm VII
sOprm Y Jcho priVhtnln HrlrznlG
uln yOz" ua Union nAdrazi, kdo
zaklnyll ~ IA RVf rrM6 Il Shadow
lawn, n j., do lIodgcnyillr, kyu
kdc prime .mfnrm uhroda Linrol
nnv pamhtnik, Ably uebylO pO
chybnosli 0 zAkonnosti yymtru M.
Nlrdkcm toho, N podepahn byl Y
ncdtIi, president podepise jcj jc
st6 jednou 20 SVEN nAyraiu do
WashnRlonll pfibll 6lcr},
V0dci bratrHioy AcIrzniflIicIl IN
m6sluuurG odvOIali Maykovni ron
knly Iurd po H., kdy predloIa pr
jata byln scuhlcm Y HOboiu V no
dinAch yrGcrnirh. l'fedIoha byln
pflJata 43 hlasy proii ~ n lhurd
byla podcpshna mllycim fIarkrm
Tclcznicr hncd pO IT, odvOInIY III
kazy doprayy zbozi, ktcrt byIy Y
plaiuoslI Y mnohgrh pfipndrrh llI
po diva dny. Y nedtIi znhajcnn by
Ia doprnya zboli t"mer na vsrrh
zele2nlcich oGckaya 81, n dues
doprnVA Atunr Ne normalni Y rclr
NmI
Jak NJ vyroznmiya, lcletnIre
pfijmou osmihodinoVy zakon pra
covni n profession. Jak dl0liho pa.
uOyuii bude Kid mrll 1rlczniGni
ml aum6siuuncl, spoGlvut bude hla,
ynt ua yivojl zamPaltnr akousky
nstuynostl uOyehn 2hk0ua, Iestll-
Nv zrlnxnirni sp0lrtn0sti uendlni
1hdnth0 kroku a yytkhvutl hudou
HyAeifeni kvlastni knmise, pro- Kite
rmt bakou tlnI ophtr'nj, pak take
yndri lrIeknituich kumtsiuuurn al
dpha uonodnlknm kdNhy eakou
lrnlu ale hyl pruhasrn "a ueasla
vni il irletnirr pokusity ~ annyu
o ptuycni drsilihodtnovt DOLBY
praeoyui, stavka na leletuicirh by
hNla thned prnhlahena.
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Edison 10 pro Wilsona

Saratoga, n Y, | 4AHs Wy
ualpWr Thomas 4 Ediann, kterf
po rrlt syoi kiyot hyl repmhlika
urn a kterf podporoyal kaudlda
uru plukovuika Ronsrvelta IA re-
puhlikansknu unmlnari pru 0fad
rrrAltifnla. otuamil dnea, 1e hnlp
yallii q praroEati pFo Nnodfos
Wilsonas We sttm pfatlaseni pra
w. a. president lelnsl s velk tmI
pfohldmy tlohfr a A. hyln hy ne.
rnHumne meultt skuspntho mufp
"a ueyYfkouAnneho