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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
NEW TINE TABLE DOESN'T
CHANGE OUR TRAINS

The new Rio Grande time table
which is now being made out leaves
all narrow gage trains untouched, and
also trains Is and 16 from Salida to
Denver are unchanged. A couple Of
trains on the broad gage will prob
ably be discontinued.
Several important changes will be
made on the Denver Pueblo district.
The d. 4 r. G. and Santa Fe will both
eliminate several trains and will con-
solidate their business. Whether one
Of the lines will be used for passenger
and the other for freight, or whether
the two lines will be operated a
double-track railroad may be decided
later.
Through Pullman car service from
Chicago and st. Louis to the Pacific
coast will be abandoned. All Pull
man cars will end their journey ut
Denver and passengers will change
cars. It has been customary in the
past to run through cars even when
there were only one or two passen-
gers destined beyond Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

The next meeting Of the Monday
Afternoon club will be. held at tho
Grand Hotel with Mrs. Chas. Myer
on January 22nd. - So =
Miss Margaret Matthews entertain-
ed the younger members of the Nor
NAL faculty and their gentlemen
friends at pleasant party last even
ing. Those present were: Misses Al
berta Rogers, Kathryn Firebaugh.
Myrtle Hood, Florence Uglow, Carmen
Butterworth, Faith Kiddoo; and Mes
srs. B. H. Jorgenson, G. Davis Brill
hart, C. H. Stone, F. George Damsops
J. B. Nash. It was Miss Kiddoo's
birthday anniversary. The evening
was merrily passed with conversation
and music. Refreshments were Serv-
ed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
NAY HAVE SCHOOL
SIX DAYS A WEEK

The students and faculty are ser
iously considering the plan Of having
six days Of school instead Of Ave and
thereby getting out . few weeks earl
ton signed this week by the majority
Of students it i very evident that they
are in favor Of it.
Such . plan would save three weeks
in May, which would let older boys
and girls and teachers out Of school
early, but would not be particularly
good for little folks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
TO TESTIFY IN COURT MAR
TIAL OF SPRADLIN AND HIGH

Montrose Press:
Sheriff J. H. Gill left Tuesday noon
for Camp Funston, at Fort Riley,
Kans., to appear as witness in the
court martial Of William Gordon
Sprsdlin and Oliver High, Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. Many people
in Colorado will be interested to hear
the outcome Of this case. Spradlin
is the man who refused to come to
Montrose and 60 with the soldiers on
the draft call, later surrendered to U.
s. Marshal Burris on promise Of be-
ing allowed to serve in the army and
again escaped with Oliver High, an
other Stacker from Fort Logan, and
was captured here by the officers in
the cellar Of . Montrose home, where
they sought refuge, s95.54
u &
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
SNOWSTORM WAS TIMELY
BENEFIT TO SLOPE

A general storm has visited Colo
RADIO this week, and by successive
stages has piled up considerable mois-
ture that will be worth lots Of money
in irrigation water next spring.
There are Of course, several feet ct
the higher attitudes, but Cunnison on
ly boasts three or four inches, mot
quite enough for sleighing yet. One
more storm will fetch the sleds out
tho.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means Of expressing
our heartfelt thanks to our wife and
mothers many friends for the kind
acts and deeds shown her and us dur
ing the past few months.
Jos. Blackstock.
N. r. Blacllstock.
J. r. Blackjack.
B. N. Blackstock.
Helen n. Blaekstock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
I'D. SELLARS ACCUSED ON
HORSE STEALING CHA3GE

A stock stealing charge has been
preferred against Ed SellArs. well
known ranchman Of the Upper Lake
Fork. Il 10 alleged be was Fespoa-
sible for the removal Of the span Of
black horses recently advertised BY
Mrs. Jennie n. johnson. The horses
were located ut . sawmill near Del
Norte.. Mr.. Sellars WAS brought over
ia Hanlon, and trial will be held in .
from his ranch last Saturday by Sher-
day or -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services every first and third Sun
days. Holy Masses at eight and ten
o'clock. Evening services at seven
thirty. Sunday School at one O'Clock.
Weekday Masses at eight o'clock.
Services second and fourth Sundays
Of the month at Crested Butte.
Rev. William Kipp. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
- - -

The ladies Of the Red Cross in Par
agon district met at the home Of Mrs.
A. d. Mckee last Thursday. About
twelve ladies were present. The af-
ternoon was spent at sewing and
knitting and in social way. Delic-
ious refreshments were served by Mrs.
Mckee and were greatly enjoyed, how
ever, the ladies have decided that they
will not serve refreshments at their
meetings hereafter. The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Joe Eilebrecht.
Last Saturday afternoon at 200
o'clock in the l. o. o. F. hall the W..
r. C. installed their officers for the
coming year, Mrs. Alice Eastman ac-
ting as installing officer The fol-
lowing members were put in the var
ious offices: President, Mrs. Julia
Trine; Senior Vice President, Mrs.
Harry Gavette; Junior Vice President,
Mrs. Effie Lashbrook; Chaplain, Mrs.
A. A. Unruh; Treasurer, Mrs. Millard
Pennington; Guard, Mrs. Alfred Chin
cry; and Conductor, Mrs. Grace Miller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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o. r. Werner made . business trip
in from Ohio City Wednesday.
8. J. Miller spent the past week IN
Aontrose there on business trip.
-
Clinton Judy passed most of this
week IN town attending 70 business
Elmer Brown came up from Cimar-
ros Sunday to speAd . few days here
A. n. Kistler made . business trip
down from Doyleville Friday and
spent the day.
Sunday evenings train brought in
most Of the girls, ready to be back TO
school Monday.
Carlton Sills returned 10 Boulder On
Sunday evening. after . pleasant two
weeks' visit at home. e
Ray AeDoaald came in from Ohio
City the first Of the week to make
out his questionable.
Mrs. John Bruins and children came
in from Spencer on Saturday to visit
with friends and relatives.
Holidays being over, Homer Flick
returned from Ohio City Wednesday
to take up his work at the Normal.
Miss Beryl Nutting came up from
her home in Paonia Sunday to pass
this week with the Blackstock family.
Christmas holidays being over John
Pogna returned from Jacks Cabin
Monday to take up his work in school.
-
Miss Lois Nelson returned from Del
tn Sunday, where she has been q guest
at the Taylor home for the past week
~
There seems to be good deal Of
talk about moving the postoffice to
La Veta. Now what do you think Of
that?
"a
After passing her holiday vacation
at home Miss Fernzell Outcalt left on
Sunday to resume her studies ut Dem
yer University.
Frank Holt made a trip in the last
Of the week from Spencer. He ex-
poets to be here most of next week
having dental work done.
Miss Azalia Penticuff of Delta who
attended the Normal for the past year
and half was unable to return after
the holidays, being dangerously i'll.
DR.. Nuckolls arrived Monday morn
ing called to deliver the sermon at the
funeral Of Mrs. Blackstock. He re-
turned Tuesday. at
Horace Dudley came down from Pit
kin Monday. He has given up his job
there in the timber and will be in
Gunnison this winter.
Mrs. E. r. Williams left on Satur-
day evening for Denver where she will
visit with friends and relatives few
months.
Miss Ruth Marshall returned to
Denver ON Saturday evening, after q
few weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
.. H. Easterly. ss
Miss Ruby Nutting. came down
from Crested Butte Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Jos. Blackstock
here on Monday. .5aa,i 81
/. ~ ~. N KS
On Wednesday. Alva and viii Sam
mons motored in from Powderhorn
and passed the day with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Sammons.
W. r. Kreutser Il quite Ill. An at
tack 6f acute indignation this morn
ing rendered him unconscious for
soma time. f
Mra C. +. Nordstrom is enjoying q
visit. from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Carpenter, Of Sapfnero. They
came in Friday evening.
Mrs. Reid Mcneil and Harry
Beauvais are enjoying / visit from
their mother, Mrs. E. C. Beauvais,
who arrived Tuesday from Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
Mrs. Annie Downey expects to move
into the N. J. Hyatt house on North
Main street the first Of next week.
She is anxious to get closer to town
on account Of her business.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish, in this way, to extend our
thanks to the people Of Gunnison for
their kindness and assistance in our
late bereavement.
MRS. FRED LIEBIG AND SON,
Clifton, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
!.

Mn. RnseIu, ~ ~ IN essarins
= H. Vlle1n xnfneo II oono IT,
! In 3eR 0eaysr 0atn1aav eVun1ne;
vhess - WM ysnnaln - y1n1sx.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

FOR RENT-The building vacated by
G. Klebsattel. Has large front
store room on Main street, with
three living rooms back. T. J.
Th0mp90n. - 1-2
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

time ago, q brown mink
muf. Finder please return to Eve
lyn Miller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house, close to Normal. Mrs. Red
den. 2-Pd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

LOST-A Meerschaum pipe, some
where between the Forest Reserve
offices and the Post Office, on Mon
day. Finder please return to News
Champion office. 2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

Saw mill for sale or trade for auto
E. E. Lowe, lola. 43-45
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

FOR SALE-Kindling wood.-D. R.
Logan, Gunnison, Phone 107W. 46tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

E. E. MUELLER, Gunnison
Watch Repairing Jewelr,
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

FISHING rods wrapped, repaired, and
vanished. C. W. Chinery and Sons.
S-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday in the I. o. OF.
Hall. AL are welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

LOST-On Sunday, Dec. 80 at depot
dark-colored stripped mackinaw.
Finder please leave at News Cham
pion office and receive liberal re-
ward. 1-2
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
Eat "Gold Band Butter"

COAL, COAL. COAL-Ferguson 4
Williams. 4U-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

LOST-Ladies' gold watch attached
to a chatalain pin. Liberal reward
for its return to Mrs. WA. Keelor-1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

Enjoy real Home Cooking at the Nc
Kinney Boarding House. Regular
Meals 40c. Sunday dinner Soc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS

Sold Band Butter" is A 1.
COAL, COAL, COAL-Ferguson &
Williams. <0-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

On Wednesday, Alva and Will Sam
mons motored in from Powderhorn
and passed the day with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sammons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

Miss Ruby Nutting. came down
from Crested Butte Sunday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Jos. Blackstock
here on Monday. 51a1 ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

Tho0o Who have happened around
the county clerks effies lately have
und6ebeo11y netsd TIE nsw additional
deSls ~ 113lfAG1. lt wns . msde1n
business 6sa q WE. BoxFsttss which
vm Ws9k ct fer ~ eoavsnienes ~
A. I DsAaie - ~ savlng = sGssial
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

FOR SALE-One No. Commonsense
Sleigh. Four foot track, first class
condition. Price SIS II taken at
once. Jos. McDefmott. Il
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

Ten Holstein Milk Cows for sale.
Three to six years old. Some heavy
springers. $50 each If sold together.
C. L. Wilbur, Gunnison. Att.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

W. r. Kreutxer Il quite Ill. An at
tack 6f acute indigestion this morn
ing rendered him unconscious for
some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

After q pleasant vacation at hi
home in Crested Butte, Matt Kocheval
returned to Boulder Monday evening
to continue his work at the University
Mat was kept . day late, fixing up hi
questiennaire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

After spending their holiday vaca-
ton at their homes q number Of the
students returned Saturday evening
to continue their work in different
places. Some Of them were: Misses
Hazel Curtis, Edith Gray, Norma Col
Inns, Halsn Winslow, and Mr.. Lon
Curtis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

After passing her holiday vacation
at home Miss Fernzell Outcalt left on
Sunday to resume her studies at Dem
yer University.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-11

MrA C. Z. Nordstrom 10 enjoying I
visit from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry, Carpenter, Of -Sapinero. They
came in Friday evening. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
VSTUPENKY PRO
"MORSKOU PANNU"

'jsou ke koupi v obchods p. Va
cka v Cesks Narodni Sini a u
pi. Navratilove v 1fadovns Ce-
skeho N6rodniho Sdruzeni v
Probulovs.
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w. WIS.,
POzAR v CESKEM SOU
SEDSTVf.

V sobotu odpoledne explode
vala velka nadrz suroveho OLE
je ma nadvori Standard Oil Co.
bliz vychodni "a ulice, kteryzto
vybuch mel Ia nasledek pozar
jimz ohrozovano bylo soused-
stvi podel Kingsbury potoka.
Broadwaysti hasici prij,eli k po-
zaristi sice cas-, $4,000 gallo
MI oleie, nadrz plniciho Zachra
niti vSak nemohli a planoucl pc
trolej rozlil Sc tez k jinym ma
drzim, takze nebezpeci bylo We
like. Vzhledem k tomu hasici v
Kingsbury udoli byli nekolika
Getami posileni pozar posleze
pod kontrolu uveden. Diva del
nici, II. Kebas, 2179 zap. 6 ul
a Alvin Becker, 3119 Fultor
Road, byli "a haseni citelne pc
palenf.
skody ohnem zpusobene jso,
pomerne vsak male.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
CESKY HOSfk NAHODILE
ZASTRELEN.

Petilety Vacl. Kalibera, 3436
'vych. 149 ul., pokousel Sc spo-
lecn6 Sc svymi bratriky. ctyfle-
tym Harlem osmiletym jose
fem, rozdelati ohen pod plot
lnou kuchynskych kamen V ma
znacenem pribytku. Hosici pro-
,dlevali donna sami a ponevadz
" pfibytku chladno panovalo,
hzatopili 81 a pilne uhli priklada
Iii. Nahle vSak explose Zahrme-
la a Vaclav sklesl ma podlahu
lumirajici, kdezto v kuchyni po
Ear vznikl oba dalsi hosi ci-
teln6 byli popaleni. Pfivolana
! policie re Z precinktu zjistila,
ze vybuch vznikl revolverovym
nabojem, kterazto revolverova
strela zasahla Vasika v podbfi-
III a zivOt jeho v nekolika Okla
m1cich zmarila. Bratr tehoz
Karel udava, ze osudny naboj
nachazel Sc patrn6 v uhli re
byl do plamen1 wren naho-
dile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
DlVADLO "MORSKA
PANNA".

{. Dramaticky krouzek "VCEL-
KA" bude dine L. prosince hra
ii rozmarnou Stolbovu veselo-
hruE"Morska Pana."
Divadlo toto bylo poprve hra
no Narodnim Divadle v Pra-
ze roku 1901 a ma sc6nu bylo u
vedeno reziserem Jos. Smahou.
Jest to uchvatna komedie srsi-
CT rfznymi vtipy, jak Sc rika lie
grace mad legraci, a da Sc oce--
kavati, re bude posluchacstvem
vd6cne prijata.
Cisty vytezek tohoto diva
dla bude odevzdan jako darek
move zrozene Ceskoslovenske
republice. Proto prvni nedele v
prosinci necht' je Ceska Narod-
nj Sin dostavenickem vsech Ce
choslovaku v Clevelandu.
Kdo by odeprel jiti do divad-
la, ktere je davano We prospech
tax slechetneho ucele?
Vstupenky jsou v predprode-
j u pani Vackove vedle Mar.
Sine a u M. Navratilove v IRA
dovne Mar. Sdruzeni. Doba je
kratka, zaopatrte 81 listky v
yeas.
Ochotne Weekly, ktere by o.
petne chiefly nejake l{stky roz-
prodati, jsou timto zadany, ably
sc pfihlasily v uradovne Mar.
Sdruzeni. Ozn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
DIR. Grille Sc VRACf.

Podplukovnfk Geo. w. Grille,
prosluly zdejsi operator a ma
celnik Lakeside lekarske druzi-
ny, prftomn6 ma zap. front6 We
Francii pGsobfci, kabeluje sve
rodin9, bytem v elsie 1921 Ce-
dar Rd., ze v nekoika tydnech
vratf Sc domd, ably obnovsl mist
nj svou praksi a prevail opet
ffzeni lekafskeho stabu Lake
side nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
WSs'lSSl Ws'lSl DWSsl
HARLOW HUMPHREY
ZEMREL.

Vcera zemrel v Chicagu ma
hle prislusnik naseho mesta, mi
lionar Harlow Humphrey, hlav
nj ma aiitel Euclid Beach parku
a Elysium kryteho kluziste.
Tyz podlehl mrtvici a pozlstat
ky jeho budou sem k pohrbeni
pfivezeny.
Humphrey pristehoval Sc do
Clevelandu r. 1891 z okresu
Huron, Ohio a to spolecne Sc
svymi dvema bratry a sestrou.
Ma cestu do Clevelandu vypnj
Gil 81 500 Sc zbytkem chudi-
ckeho sveho kapitalu zacal pro
vozovati Utmost, pred tim zde
neznamou. Humphreyovci pra
zili totiz kukurici, ,prodavall
tez pOdzemnlce (plnace) GU
krovinky vlastni vyroby. Har.
low prodaval zvlast kukuric
(popcorn) ma squaru, kde roz'
yazel >sve zbozi rucni karkou
Novinka mela znamenity cd
byt, takze Humphreyovci mo-
hi 81 koupjti brzy VIZ a konf
posleze zaridit 81 kram ma ma
rozi u squaru. Pred nekoliks
lety vyvlastnili Euclid Beach
,zaridili Elyssium bohatli "a
vratnou rychlosti.
Harlow Humphrey byl
mich nejbohatsim, zemrel v 6:
letech a v staromladectvi. TIE
.ba jeste poznamenati, re by
vybojnym zakazovacem, jed
MIN nacelniku cleveland
'skych vodaru.
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SSH lSsM
HOSTINCU UBYVA.

Okresni pokladnik Boyle wy
pOcitava, re 20 cervna letos eX-
istovalo V Clevelandu a ma ma
sem venkove 1900 hostincu a
nyni ze je jich pouze 1,19O. Do
20. prosince letos je splatna po
lovicni vycepni dan, $500 obna
sejici a pokladnik Boyle pred
poklada, za dalsi cetni hostin-
sti zminenou dan vice neobno-
vi. Mono pry ocekavati, ze sto
salonikG zanecha sve zivnosti
v techto dnech a po svatcich, re
bude jeste vice hostincu zavfe-
no, ponevadz levnejsich napo-
ju je nedostatek a nasledovne
rovnez pijakd pry bude stale
ubyvati.
NaprOti tOmu taJemnlk llgy
Osobni Svobody, pan F. w. Ro
berts ocekava, re cetne vetsi no
stince V dolennim meste v od-
lehlejsich ctvrtich ziistanou al
do 27. kvetna, tedy az do zave-
deni prohibice a napojn, re do
te DOLBY bude dostatek. Po "a
vedeni zapovednosti Home
Rule liga nebude novym zako-
Nun nikterak v cestu sc stavet
- necht verejnost dokonale
|pry Sc pfesved6i, jakym zlem
je prohibice. Pouze hotelum
Statler, Winton, Hollenden a
Gilsy zapovednost pripravi @
100000 prijmu rocne. Pristi
rok budou move volby v zajmu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-25
We VAzNE OBzALOBE.
Waechteriv redaktor bude pro
cesovan pro poruseni tisko-
vych zakonil.

Spolkova porota dala v obza-
lobu redaktora Waechter und
Anzeiger, Richarda Brenna,
pro prestoupeni tiskovych "a
konG a dokazanou neloyalitu
behem valky vGci Wade wash
ingtonske. Brenn pro uvedeny
casopis napsal nekolik proti-
americkych clankn, kteryzto
fakt bude mu sesti pflpadech
u soudu vytykan. Jednou lhal
Brenn, re nase armada We Fran
Gil je demoralisovana a vazne-
ho boje neschopna, jinem
Glanku uvadel, ze amer. vojsko
slouzf ma fronte "a potravu ne
meckych del a We ctyrech dal-
sich clancich psal neslusne o
nasem valecnem Department..
Podle stavajicfch zakoni mnze
Brenn byt pokutovan $4,000
v pripadu kazdem a mimo to
NIUE byt Pposlan do pevnostni-
no izaMfe fa dobu al dvacfti
rokd,.Sn y
Podobny trest ocekava jine-
ho nemeckeho redaktora, Frit-
re Freba, vydavatele tydenni-
ku Echo, ktery We SVEN listu
kaceroval cinnost Americke O.
chranne Ligy, kteryzto civilni
svaz nasi Wade "a pronasledo-
vani mem. SpehG a pro NemcG
vzdy znacne pomahal poma-
ha dosud.
Slovinsky redaktor Lazar Pc
trovic, fiditel organu Jihoslo-
vanske federace socialistn bu-
de rovnez procesovan pro stva-
nj prot Wade Spojenych Statu.
PetroW:c odporucoval totiz We
SVEN tydennlku ,aby washing
tonska vlada lidem byla proste
svrzena iina utvorena.
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WSs WSSl
NARODNf DAN.

We vcerejsi schdzi v ceske
SIM Sokol ma Clark ave., byla
rozdelena prace pro kolektova-
nj Narodnf dane mezi 20 panl
a % dam, kteri ochotn6 Sc pri-
hiasili tn praci vykonat. Schazi
jeste nekolik pant a dam, jenz
by Prevail kolekci ma nekte-
rych. ulicfch, ktere jsou malo
Cechy obydlene. Posledni> den
'vystavy privabil ma vystaviste
mnoho znamych pracovnikl,
kteri byli vzdy ochotni, tax sle-
,chetnou praci vykonat. Kdo by
byl ochoten pri TAX zasluzne
praci vypomoci, necht Sc laska
We prihlasi u p. Kaliny ma zap.
al ul.
zadame ct. spolky, ktere z
pokladny ma Narodni dan pri-
spell, aby1 laskave to oznamili
pokladnikIm PIP. FIR. Nekvasi-
low aneb P. Kalinovi, ahy "hom
nell zaznamenano, jak mnoho
zapadni strana pflspeia. ?ovo-
leny obnos mIzou odcvzdat
kan 81 pref.
Mezi cleny Sok. Nova Vlast
jest jiz skolektovano pres 800
dollari.
Rad Vlastimil (. IL. c. s. E..
P. j. We vcerejsi schizi povo:il
do vinku 500.
! Doufejme ze radostne udalo
sti v zapase o osvotozeni MAST
vlasti, povzbud{ ka:.l ,no &C.
cha a Cesku, aby die moznosti
znacnou castku pro she. 'tcle,
'jfz predem pripravenou m6li.
Sb9ratele odevzdaii knoflik
kazdemu ,1arci.
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Katolickf TAX, j pro Mar. Sdruze
nj. Ma obalku, We ktere budou
,penize zasflany, nechat Sc 1iapf
se :. Narodni Dan. Budiz vyucto
vano co nejdrive, ale nejdele. do
10 prosince 1918 must veskera
dan byti odeslana ma tuto adre
SUI. TX
Spolu 8 dani zaslany bud'tez
veskere bloky uzite neuzit6 Sc
vsemi dokumenty, abychom mo
hi prehled Narodni Dane do
konce roku prov6sti. Dan bude
spolecn6 a okamzite odvedena
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Rad9 v
Pafizi die vyslovneho prani p.
prof. Maasaryka.
Pfatele prosfme Vas co nej-
snazn6ji: konejte vSe, co jest
We Vasich silach pro zdar Ma
rodni Dane. Nehled'te ma viru,
ma presvedceni, ma rozdfly sta
VII a bohatstvi; ;dej kazdy z Ia
sky kolik dati mizes a konej
kazdy vse pro zdar naseho dfla.
Konas to ne pro jeden stav, ne
pro iednu tffdu, ne pro jednu
chvili: konas to pro sv1j tezce
zkouseny narod pro vecnou
pamatku cestneho jmena ceske
Ameriky.
vytrvame az do ,konce!
Ia hlavni vybor pro Narod-
nj Dan:
! DR.. J. Pecival, Ino Kestl, A.
Stolfova, Volta Benes, FIR. Half
eek, FIR. Sindelar, Marie Novo1
ma a FIR. Layer.
WSS] WSS1
/ NARODNf DAN.
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,zivnosti hostinske a mezi tim
nase p,vovary budou Sc docas-
ne zabyvat vyrobou ledu, piva
temperencniho a tax zvanych
sladkych napoid. Ia posled-
Mich voleb v Ohio hlasovalo
pro prohibici celkem 463,654
,voliG6 a proti zapovednosti jen
437.895. Mnoho liberalnich hla
sd ztraceno nespravnym ozna-
covanim tickety.
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PR0NAJME Sc byt ctyrech
svetnicich nahore s koupelnou.
Sklep a pGda k pOuziti. Haste
Sc v {. 12609 ReXford ave. a
Mt. Pleasant. 11-27