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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Timely Warning

Don't wait until the last minute but
act as soon as the first indications OF
bilious attack appear. and you can
usually ward It OF. You have timely
warning a. your appetite fails some
hours before the attack appears and
you keep eating because 1t Ia meal time.
Skip one meal and take dose Or
Chamberlain's Tablets and the attack
can as rule be prevented and. Al the
distressing symptoms avoided. Try IT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Vance 10 Find Out

The young man in the bureau OF IN
formation laid the railroad guide
down and looked reproachfully at the
woman Who had turned In voiiey OF
questions. Madam" he said, you
can't possibly take nj those trains
you are asking about" Il know It,"
she replied, serenely; "but as long
as I didn't have anything else to do
I thought I'd Just see for myself how
much you railroad men really know
about your business"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
In a Vacuum,

Since the time of the great Calico
it has been known that in vacuum
a feather falls as rapidly as piece
Of lead If we could get rid Of the
resistance OF the air the feather and
the stone would be found, wherever
same time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Why?

Why should one try to catch a
weasel asleep" Because when awake.
weasels are practically expert in elud-
ing capture. 1t is scarcely possible,
says THE Reason Why" to imagine
an animal sleeping more soundly than
the weasel does when once IL gives It.
self up to rest. 1t may be taken up
by the head, the heels, or the tail, and
swung about for a considerable time
before it begins to awake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

OF sand are needed TO cover the larger
pieces.
Latest photographs show graphically
how the work is being carried on. The
Republic static, know; L: art circles
all over the world. now resembles a
pyramid. The frame work reaches
from the ground to the top of the
statue. Sand bags cover the statue
entirely.
windows Of the Pavilion Dorm in the
Louvre have been protected by the sand
bags. Napoleons tomb now resembles
merely a pile of the sand bags. Around
the famous fountain of Versailles, near
the city. huge defenses of the same
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Jolt 70 Car Owner. Pride.

A citizen on the South side recently
bought q moderate priced motor car.
and few mornings ago he called to
his next door neighbor and offered to
take him downtown to the office. That
night the neighbours little girl said to
the proud car owner: Il know what
kind of an auto you've got" lis that
so?" the man asked. Yes, l heard
papa say at dinner what 1t is It's
Tin Lizzie,'-Kansas City Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

How sandbass protect Paris art treasl
The famous art treasures of Paris
rapidly are being made bomb and she'll
pIvuf asa:::a:s: The -s!ds and Ion n &c
gun attacks Of the Hun.
Noted statues. monuments and prin-
cipal parts of treasured buildings are
being literally buried in sand bags
The work. when completed, will have
cost the city thousands of dollars
Wooden or steel frames are con-
structed around the statuary or art
work to be protected A wall of sand
ba gs. two feet thick, is laid over this
frame work. Thousands of the sacks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
ORDER PAPER COMBINATION.
Creator Economy to Be Practiosd il
GrsAt Britain.


GrsAt Britain.
London, May 2.-(By Mail.l-The
paper controller Is preparing a new
economy order which will come into
effect in about month and will con-
tain these provisions:
Newspapers. periodicals, ct cetera,
to be distributed for sale only, not to
be returned.
Music on two pages instead Of four.
Theater programmes reduced by
half.
Catalogues and circulars reduced.
Use Of confetti prohibited.
No more cigaret pictures.
Lighter wrapping for packages
Street cars and omntouses to collect
used tickets. These are tickets given
to passengers punched with destina-
ton and amount OF fare.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
Effective April l. -9l7

-41SSSfS april j, 9lf
NORTH BOUND 1eav.
No. i-A!hcrt Lea Mali. tex
cept Sunday ...s: 43s ~
No. 9-Masnn CITY Mall tex
cept Sunday .. 5.4o,
No. 5-North Star Limited
toailyl ........-. i;3A a m
Local Freight Except SUM-. s:3oa m
"OUTH BOUND
No. 2-St. Louis and Kansas
City Mail Eek. Sun
day. ~ 5:45n
No. 1o-Peoria Exp. Eek SUM s:I5a. m
No. 6--North Star Limited
daily .... 4:oi a m
Local Freight Except Sun.). 700 a II,
STORY CITY BRANCH
Leave. Arrive.
s:4s p. m. Passenger daily S:26 .. m
$50 Q. m. except Sunday. a:55 p N.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
YOUR FINE FURNITURE
How to Keep Tt at It's Best All the
Time

A little Tobey Polish on cheese
cloth buster will work wonders in
keeping fine furniture looking like
new 1t is an unusual cleaner. made
after the secret Tobey shop formula.
Prevents unsightlv checking and
cracking. and restores the original
finish. Fine also for hardwood floors
and woodwork. See also how it
beauties white enameled surfaces.
Costs you no more than the ordinary
kind. Popular sizes. csc, soc. Sl.0O,
sl.75 and $500 at dealers everywhere.
Try a bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

| men, money and power can do it. The
| keel of another destroyer is laid the
same hour, almost, that one Of the
little warriors is launched. One hun
| dred are under construction now.
The first American destroyers we're
started eighteen years ago. Admiral
| Taylor has designed most of the types.
| European powers soon saw the worth
Of the American designs and accepted
them. The first destroyens We're smaller
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

U. S. destroyers
The American torpedo boat destroy
ers are winning the lions sare Of the
credit for the successful fight against
the German U-boats. These destroyers
before the war considered in an aux!l-
larry capacity when summing up a
navy's fighting powers, have been
lifted to high place in sea warfare.
Uncle Sam is turning out the latest
models of the destroyers as rapidly as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

It an eastern port.
Then it was thought their only work
was to cruise the waters alone and
track down and sink torpedo boats
the U-boat wasn't famous then.
The new type, due to their increased
size, more perfect construction and the
invention of the oil-burning turbines,
are battling the Hun in half a dozen
ways
They act as patrols in U-boat
waters go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

character have been erected. Tall poles
hav, been erected tent fashion over
the statues OF children. by the Sculptor
Houdon in the park of Versailles.
These poles have been covered with
bags.
City officials early noted that the
damage done by the high explosive
shells from air raids was confined
principally to statuary and the exterior
OF buildings. With the first shell from
the Germans long range gun in the
forest of st. Gobain the danger to the
priceless art treasures in the city in
creased and the work Of hurying them
began
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Railroad Time Table
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN

GOING WEST.
No. l1.-Denver Special 49,. 1:s5a
No. Los Angeles Limited 5:o4 N
No. s-China and japan Elk. s.17a ~
No, 2s-Ames Passenger .11:21a
No. 5-Des Moines Pass'ger s:son -.
NO. la-Ha"Kese Express- s;25 , u.
No. I7-Oregon and Washing.
ton Special ....... 4.4os
GOING EAST.
No. 4-Des Moines Pass'eer s.e,.
No. i2-Denver Special. 1.1o,
No. 1s-Oregon and Washing
insson op.cla, .......'.... 2:3o a. N.
no It'N'oh passenger -. a:17 p. m.
20 o1a-lanuc express s:25 D. m.
70 z-T E special ....l1;5s .. N.
Nos. 4, s. 20, 30. daily except sr,s.-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
Corn Belt Route"
GOING EnYrrrr

( LIN s:5b a. N.
zap s:ls p. N.
'Useph..io: O5 a. m.
W. -os W u. e:55 D. m.
No. Irwin Cities Limited .11.a.,
No. 4--Chicago-St P Exp a.9oa
No. 54-Daily 7.5
No e-Chicago Filler ..1o.25,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
POviDAvA PAM.


New York. - PAM Marga-
ret Wilkinsova ktera je v teto
zemi znarna $ rdznych jevist
ma nichz hrany byly nemecke
hry, byla zde vcera zatcena a
sice pro podezfely dopis, ktery
jmenovana herecka zaslala v
nedavne dobe jiste osobe do
Jizni Ameriky. DIE ~udani spoil
kOyych urad6 dopis ten hemzi
Sc vasnivymi tiradami, Mantle
nymi proti Spojenym Statdm.
PAM Wilkinsova mela Sc v IRA
dovne pro nepratelske cizince
vysloviti. ze ,Nemecko hylo j
,ravu, kdyz potopilo Lusitanii
a kdyz ytrhlo dc Belgie. Po-
znamenala pax, ze manzela
sveho opustila jedine proto, pc
n6vadzs Sc neprihlasil K armad6
die jejiho pTAni.
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ExPLOSE zABfJEJf VEL.
RYBY.

81
Fiiadelfia, Pa. Kapitani
lodi sem pfijfzdejicich vypra-
veil, ze mnozstvi inrtvych vel
ryb, zralokn = delffnn bylo W.
plaveno m pobfezi Atlantiku
mezi Barneeatem i mysem
Henry, byvse patrns usrnrceny
stfelbou valecnych lodi nebo
vybuchy bomb cilstfel pod hia-
dinou. Mrtvoly sedmi velryb le
q an pobfezi raezi inysem Hen
lopeln . mysem Henry. prsk kti-
cky ma kusy jsouce rozeryany.
Mysli Sc, 4e hyly omylena pova
zovany za ponorky q ostfeloyl
ny: Ma sta deIfinl bylo vypla-
venoa aa brsh. usnarcanych patr
ne explosetai Pfeeetns druhy
jinych nrofs kych ryb byiy roy-
nez pobity, pravf kapitani.
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oDvOD Cd Is DO IS ROko
PRAyDEPODOBNY.

Washington. - ze bude hra
nice odvcdnfho veku rozsirena
ma start Cd 18 do As let, stalo
Sc velmi pravdspodo obnym ny
nj, kdy Sc pro plan ten dial III
skati i sekretar valky Baker,
ktery Sc mu i pocatku ,vzpirai.
Myslenku tn vyvolali nektefi
kongresnfci, jako Kahn 2 Kali
!fornie a JIM. Nyni Sc jedna g
toto: Baker pravi, re k tomu
svoli, kdyz Sc ma tom usnese
bud poslanecka snemovna, .ane
BIO senat. Poslanci "a SENATOR
naopak pravi, ze to, pffjmou,
kdyz to navrhne Baker. Je to
patrne vec, pfflis yazna, pri niz
navrhovatel vezme ma sebe tez
kou zodpovednost. Hlavnim
Iprimluvcim toho planu jest ge-
neral ,Crowder, generalni pro-
I Ifos a reditel odvodu, ktery me-
ljen ocekava, ze by tim zplso-
bem ziskal dostatek muz1, a.
niz by musel sahati do tffd yya
lsich, nichz jsou muzi zenati:
,atd., zylaste. pax BE by Sc tim
lrozreSila otazka prace, pro
fvalku nezbytne. Baker pravi,
ze Sc hIavn6 jedna o otazku
prnmyslu. Prvni trfda muzd ny
nj registrovanych vycerpA 50
do .konce roku a nema-li Sc sab
nouti do tfid vyssfch, bude tire
ba hranici veku rozsiriti.
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Vychova nemeckeho naroda, pro zapas, opanovat cey
sve prvoda hrozne utrpen mondm d ktefi nevinne nu
srasna muka mony must uzitccne zvoy zakonc
TO sou nAsedy nemeckeho nabozenv ktert cd ieho mia
al kazdemu vs9poyano byo teesne dusevne pro vladu
csafe obetoyat Jsou to zvracene pojmy dskost civil
lisac.
Ma jedne stran6 udeal veky pokrok We skostvi lite
ratufe prnmysu zvlast9 obchodu neb kazde ze ne
eckk zboz rhu nabyvalo pfevahy Ma druh6 strane
iensa vychova domysvost osobvos panovat mad ny1n
ndeala Mich barbary kte nemaj souc nevinn6 dky
zeny vnbec pro zadneho, kdo nenf Nemec kdyby Jim
eo podsfit v6ku vyhrA pax by nAsledovao necke ctc
cy po ce6m svee Nemecky program vAce podrobne ma
xnaS baron Observation-Disclosures, havnf Glen generalfho
stabu ker vojenskych kruzch uzAv&n za hayn au
tou Minuly podzm napsal knihu, ker6 naznacuje
gram co po vace must vykonat Prvne d0rasne ma
zna6ue N6mecko valce must NIT vets armAdu neS me-
10 pred v&ou velka Cast pen6z must byt vosko povole
ma PredvAkou mnozi zastupc rsske rade pokouse
jenske vydaje obmezt budoucnos to nesmi trp6t.
dlouhe stati schyaluje nyneM system, aby dnsojnc
byi stanoveni jen mu zvys ch kruhd kte by NELL neob
nezeny vliv poddan6 vosko dlouh6 canku odsuzu-
jestsm Franc kde ddstoj9ik vojin ve spolscensks
1yUM json 81 rovni.
Prodchnuty duch n9eckeho voenstv ktery objevuje
ceie n6rode nam umoEnil vitezn9 bojovat nas nepfA
tell ten system musi byt budoucnosh zachovtn tom
pfpsds arstokratcke ssSleni must vlAdnOu aby aqtor
ySude byls uznanA - Il Ts Tss
10 jsst pikn, aky baron Frsytag Lornghossn naroda
pro vAce pro dskou spoleenost urje Jeho pAn
lnusime pfjmout aneb je rozbit.
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We sThEDtI 26. cERvNA VA 'ls

Bida zlocn nevedomost jsou dtky jez pochazf man
zelstvf nespravedhost nasilim. a.
Jsty alderman Atlante ukradl plnou bednu kofalky
prodal j Ton1u posednimu kratce neveffme
Kazdy avatk nemdze byti esem ponevadz by Sc to
tax nas vzduchopavbe pf hyben ostanfch karet spatn
hralsa
Rakousky cisar psal bulharskemu krai BE panovnici
mali uvo organisac enze by takoveto uni nkde nedo
stalo uznanf
Mas boj samostanos mel odpirce zradce yseho dru-
hu ale vechny zasue barceonsky Bejcek kery by sbe
nici delal osudu.
Hladovici Videnaci zadal poravny ma Madarech tito
Jim mso schleba zasa sympate Jsme zyedayi zda
toho Widen stlousthe Ns4s $50
Nalezli jsme nasledovnf oznamku Prime sc DANA, aby
hrala pohybive obrazky tomu schaz este dodatek BE
by mohla take maovat hudbu.
Aa
Italske zeny Mane rozhody v6n0va sc obuvnicke-
mu femesu. Takove spanile konklrence se usmoenf
sevcovsti ucednici nenadai
s@tE~##
Sysime stale rise dvohlave besie otfasa zakla
dech doufemez ae nebude tax douho umirad
jako biahe pam6ti Franz josef
New Yorku naezlo jst6 devce demantovou jehlci a
obdrzeo 200 doar naezneho pax jese naleznou ide
kteff tvrdf, lie zvednut jelly zeme znamena sm1lu
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MA PRODEJ NEB VYMENu
'sa mSstaky majetek, kteryy pfi-
nasi nijenis
1O6 AKRu urodnS pldy, =
sete pSknou psenici, ovseln, In
kuFici, jetelem; Hodny kus lou
Ky pastvina velk6 xahra-
da hnsd u domu, tsz osst6 yie-
mi potrebnymi zeleninami, hod
* brambori (xAsazenfrh) WI
~ Hstj les se 400 maple sugaf
atrcrny, kter6 dali IA 100 -
'ona dobr6ho syrobu, dobre
iojni krkvy, ml<ko pred davame
3elIs Vernon Co. 2 mile -
1as. Tsz prasata, slepice,
sachny, A konS vsechno ma
adj, dobr6 budovy obydli .
osmi svstnicich Y nejlepiim po-
f1dku i novy imilk-house.
|Jssae 2S mil Cd Clevelandu, Is
ninut "a lkkry. 3 mile Cd BUR-
ION - 8 mil jizns Cd Chardon
l mill Cd ikoly A, do
srfch cestach 4 mile "a ana
nSho Bass Lake ! dlizdsne
Mayfield Rd,, kter& vsds AZ do
mSstA.
Cena pozemku 500 alkr
q Sc vsfm zafizenirn to
pride kolem $12, 900.
RuGim, ze nebude litovati
ten, kdo 81 pfispisi. Piste
hned do 'sSvsta" pod zna6-
kous tsKrasnl farma'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

,jatk vlx1l ejiin barvA msprl
vody / stn1i nofaa aaRn5mi
N Den AZ lslosti, budiz us1e
seno, 81 nbv6 odbocky ce-
Isk6ho IN nfio Sdruzeni v
Elixah II se chopf teto
PHI kitof kby projevili sv6
|pocity 4 zefni ! Wade, cha;
|rajfce j ,ijfce ysechny ODE
hi, jez tip boil pro osvoboze-
|nf malJcl fod1, spravedlno-
|sti, svobo demokraoie, OBJ
|novujice slib oddanosti k
|teto Reps Ee y l,asemu wac
|i6mu A. Lentoyi Wilsonovi,
Il slibuj Icinfti vse co n ma
| sich silfc kbychom tento boj
|pfivedli \ t8zn6mn konci. -
|ChAriss lnAkal, pfedseda. I
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volnosti. Slovenska TEL. Jedno
ta Sokol (. #. New, York" !"

volnosti. Slovenska TEL. Jedno
to Sokol Z. 4. New, York !
ssCela zeme brzy oslavi Den
|Neodvislosti . my, Slovaci, sli-
|bujeme b cel6 duse haiti Gle
|osvoboditeli. Sbor Sloven-
|skych Zen, Slo. T6l. Jednota.
Maria Sinks, pfedsedkyne,
New York"
s.Pevn9 v6ffme, BE Bdh je pfi
|v6ci yspravedlnosti a syobody,
|jez je ffzena llasim velkym pre-
|sidentem a vrchnim velitelem
Woodrow Wilsonern, nikoliv
|s Kaiserem . Huny, nasimi sta
|rov6kymi utiskovateli q tyrany,
|protf nimz isn1e hotovi obeto-
wat kazdou kapku krve, aby
|byli zkruseni. Slovenska E.
llvangelicka Jednota, {. 63, Lou
'is Rakosko, pfedseda, New
York
Davame sv6 syny, aby bojo-
Ivah "a mir, ale jen "a mir o
En6mz James Russell Lowell pc
lie: God give US peace not such
las lulls to sleep, but sword on
thigh and brow to purpose
ibent, and let our ship of state
ito. harbor sweep her ports all
las her battle lanterns lit, and
!lher leashed thnnders gather
ling for their leap. /. odbor
Izivena, X. Ruman, predseda. =
Prijem techto telegramd po-
ltvrzen byl Ceskoslovenskym
|Oddelenfm Committee on Pub
lie Information a bylo "a ne
1zvlaste podekovano nasleduji-
Icfm dopisem vladnf kancelafe :
"Vas telegram, dosly do Ce-
skoslovenskeho Oddeleni byl
icten rami $ hlubokym ocene-
lnim q zajmem. Prejeme 81 wy
ljadriti <svdj upfimny obdiv va
semu statecnemu duchuT pro-
jew loyalty k Americe a svobo
] de pro vsechno lidstvo "a nfz
|bojujeme, jiz Wy Sc znovu ga
jslibujete.
Vasi upffmni:
4 (podepsan)
/ sekretar statu,
sekretaf valky,
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodinny
dunn, move vystaveny v Mt.
Pleasant, bude-li prodan lined
po,levadz mattel! je povolan k
vojenske .sluzbe. D6 Sc "a hoto-
We neb ma jakekoliv splatky.
Hlaste Sc v els. 3415 E. 102.
al, aneb zayolejte telefonem o.
s. Union 984 W. q.
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PRIJME Sc Sc ceska divka "a
prodavacku V grocernfm obcho
dc. Haste Sc v els. 44O9 E.
Clark ave. 6-28
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Washington, p. C., "a. cervna.
kE .cTvR1'kMu cERvENCl.
|Dalsf projeyy loyalty seskJch
! slovenskych spclkd.

sJsnae ochotni ohetovati vseI
pro svobodu . demokracii sve-
Ia pro svobpdu malych naro-I
did, Jake Hlovakh. Narodni
Slovensky Epolek, Z. Ito.
Antonfn Klubnik. pfedseda."
"Od doby kdy pfistali jsnle
i teshto svpbodnych bfehd. bol
jovAli jsme vxdy proti svym sts
utlacovatelum, HUI
nom. Obnovujeme svdj slib To-
yality 4 jsme hotovi obttcvatil
v tomto boil svobody ! denao-I
kracie pod vedenim presidentA
Wilson's Vie M zdolGni Hunt
a TeutpnA. - 52 sbor Evanse-
lickych ZEN Americk5ch.
Anna Tediny, pfedsedkyn6,
Brooklyn, N. n"
'sSlavime Den Neodvislosti,
abychom ukAzAli svou nenkvist|
k na5tm starym utiskoyatel1m
q dtrok&fcm,. : abychom dok4-s
zali svou oddanost q loyalitu X
nasemu osvoboditeh, Woodrow
Wi!sonoyi i teto ilaSi Eemi voi-
nosti. - SlovenskA Telocyicna
Jednota Sokol, Il 8, Emil Jalo-
weekly pfedseda, New York
City
.'Sbor Elisabeth, I. 126, ]. c.
D., pfeje ii podati vaSemu W.
boru zpravu o velkem nadSeni
svych clenek pro oslavu 4. Ger
vence. Budeme Sc podfleti ma,
prdvodu i slAynosti q chapeme
Sc teto pffleSitosti abychorn u
kasAly svou hlubokou vdec-
most. KazdA ceska zena citi >
narodnimi barvani vl&dou 5
nasim velkym presidentem vii
sonem, ocehuje ohromne ob6ti,
JED nArod cini, aby osvobodll
/. r
male a slabe narody 2 dtisku
EbrutAlnich AutbkrAtd. Chceme
lobnoviti svhj siib oddanosti i
chceme Sc vynasnaziti ze ysech
|sil, abychom pomohly sv6 Via
| sti zdolati krut6ho neprite.e.
Josefa Hosek, pfedsedky-
ln6."
"Jsme telem dust $ temi,
kteff bojuji proti Hunlm j
nasim vddcem Woodrow Will
sonem. presidentem nejvetsf re
lpnbliky sveta. Sedmy List prve
no Slovenskeho V9nce Svobod-
neho Orla. - Antonin Klub-
ink, pfedseda, Bronx"
"My, clenove sboruI {. 459
NArodn6ho Slovenskeho Spoil
ku, nsnesli jsme Sc podileti Sc
ma oslave 4. cervence, aby-
|chom ukazAli loyalitu k nasi
move pfijAt& zeink - John Set.
tan, New York City,"
"Pohnuti do hloubi sve duse,
zdravims na Den Neodvislosti
zeini Washinstona, zemi Lin.
|colna a Wi.sona, ochrance svo.
lbody q humanity, my, obcane
i|cesk6 krve = AstOrie, L. IL N.
Y.. afastni clenove velke rodi.
lny americke. - Odbocka Cos,
| MAR. Sdrulsni, Ant. Dvorskr,
Ipfedseda.'
''P&nove; Vykonny vybol
Icesk eskoamerick6ho Delnickehu
tSokola, zsstapujici IS sbora,
ls1castni Sc vssni syymi cleny
Ii - - 8.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

s'RIJMOU Sc diva zehlici, dive
siclky ma ruku a dv6 dobre ma
sinafky. Haste Sc v els. 4608
Finn ave. 628
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

PKODAJI SE zachovala plyno-
VI kamna, Haste Sc V {. 122O3
Union ave.. s6-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

|RRoDA 81 Henderson motor
cyki, dplne zachovaly 5 po-
strannf karou. Da Sc veImi lev
ne Sc vsfm zaffzenim. Haste
Sc v els. 129O1 Lenagrove ave.
" Corlett. B-28.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
INA PRODEJ NEB vYMENU
sa mSstakyy majetek, ktery pfi-
n6si nijem.

PRIJME Sc zena k cistenf l6-
kafske uradoyny. Haste So v
els. 4018 Broadway. 628
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
DAILY CASUALTY LISTS
Now CARRIED By MAIL
New Arrangement VIII Relieve News
paper Wires of big Volume

WASHINGTON. August 1S-With
the publication tomorrow of the daily
list of casualties among America s
and other press associations in CO.
operation with the War and Post-Ohice
Departments will put into effect a new
plan by which these complete lists are
delivered daily by mail to the papers
of virtually every city in the Unite 1
States. Since the American army in
France has grown to nearly 1900 900
men taking 4 create and more agrees
sivc part in the task of driving back
the Germans. publication of the full
honor roll Of dead, wounded, and miss
ing by telegraph 10 all newspapers has
become almost an impossibiiity. For
weeks the press associations have been
Obliged 10 curtail the volume of their
news reports in order to deliver
promptly these lists. all important to
the friends and ncighbors of the boys
at the front.
Office Department, exercising control OF
the telegraph systems, has undertaken
to report b" official telegraph the lists
across the continent, and of providing
printed copies TO the press Associations
simultaneously in Washington. Chicago
and San Francisco From these points
the associations mail to newspapers
each days list bearing date OF pub
LEGATION several days later than the
day II is tclcgraphcd so that all papers
may publish the same list on the Same
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-19
FOREIGN MISSIONS THEME
OF MONTREAL CONFERENCE
Prominent Tcnnesnce Men VIII Spc,r
Along With Many Mission
nrics.

MONTREAL. n. c., August ls-The
cause OF foreign missions of the South
crn Presbyterian Church will claim The
attention of the conference at Mon
treat. which will be In session here for
the next several days. Attending IN.
conference are men prominently
ldcntihed with this cause REPRESENTING
diHerent sections Of the church. Among
tnem are Rev. s. II. Chester. ID. d.. Of
nashville, Tenn, correspondence score
tary OF the executive committee of
foreign missions, who is presiding of
hcer OF the conference here; Charles
\. Rowland. OF Athens, Ca. so we'll
known on account of his leadership OF
the laymen's missionary movement of
his church and his activity in tho
foreign missionary enterprise: Rev
Charles Fl. Pratt, for some time mis-
sionary to Korea and another promi-
nent worker in the laymen's mission
airy movement; DIR. j. p. McCallie. of
Chattanooga, Tenn, formerly general
secretary of the laymen's missionary
movement and actively engaged with
this and other phases OF foreign mis-
sionary work Of the church; \. ID.
Mason, layman OF Memphis, Tenn.
recognized IS a leader in church activi
ties: and more than thirty men and wo-
men who are engaged in the work OF
the church as foreign missionaries.