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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
GARBAGE ODoR SICKEMlNG
All Lower End of Staten Island Suf-
fered Last Night
81 Special Correspondent.


TOTTENVILLB, July 12:-While
the grand jury is wrestling with the
garbage question at Lakes Island in
the Freshkill creek near Greenridge,
the situation Is becoming more seri-
Gus with regard 30 the health Of the
people of Staten Island. Men. women
and children are being made i'll from
the nauseating odor that m from
the plant day and night. Shortly af-
ter 8 O'Clock last night there came
out OF the northeast that sickening
odor that spread over the entire low-
err end of the island II was said that
many were made Ill within a few
minutes after 1t had swept over Tot
tenville.
Windows and doors hat were
ciamped down tight did not keep the
odor from penetrating in houses and
IL was a long time after when the
wind had changed with the shower
that came up that people were able
to come out in the open again. Peo-
pie living near the plant In Green
ridge and Rossville and anywhere In
range OF the plant are compelled to
keep their windows and doors closed
even on the warmest days. A con-
slant stream of protests are being
sent into Mayor Hylan, the health de-
partment and federal authorities
every day for some relief from the
plant. The grand jury. which Is ex-
pected to meet either today or tomor-
row, is expected to spring some sur
prise. IT is said. on the owners of the
plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
Luxembourg HAS
DONE HER PART
Little Nation Has 5000 Men in
French Army Fighting
Against Germany.

PARIS, July 1.-THE sufferings in
Serbia. Belgium and other small ma
tons afflicted by the war have been
told n retold, but little has been
said about the brave little neutral
nation which bore the first brunt of
the German invasion-Luxemburg.
The tiny grand duchy sandwiched
between France, Belgium and Ger
many which deied the invader in
August, 1914, and was trampled I'M
der foot has suffered ~stoically. The
huns have starved its population, be-
having as scandalously as they did
in Belgium, and there has been no
relief commission as in the case Of
Belgium.
The airplanes of the French have
bombed the towns of Luxembourg oc-
cupied by the Germans, and killed
the civilian population when railways
and steel works aimed at were miss
ed.
But Luxembourg trusts that the
nations in arms against Germany
will exact reparation and restoration,
and that her terrible h~ardships will
not have been in vain.
Many of her sons, although of
German racial origin, have Joined the
ranks of the allies. They were the
first volunteers to Join the French
Foreign Legion in 1914.
Out or a total population Of 10000
Luxembourg has given 5000 volun-
teers to the French army, while hun
dreds more enlisted in the Belgian,
American and even Canadian and
italian armies.
These volunteers were mainly re-
siding abroad; their numbers would
be vastly larger If the Germans would
permit the population to leave the
country.
The Luxembourg volunteer regiment
has won the highest distinction Of
any in the French army; each soldier
has been mentioned six times In the
army orders. and wears the highest
decorations of the Legion of Honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
T0TTENViLLE

Mrs. r. C. Thompson and daughter
have gone to Elgin, ILL.,. for a visit to
her former home.
Miss Katherine Dodd with hel
mother have gone up the state to
spend the rest of the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dubois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Androvette and
SON motored in New Jersey yesterday.
Henry Broderson has gone up the
state near Plattsburg, for several
weeks vacation.
LeGrand Hamilton is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Hector Copeland is night ticket
agent at the Great Kills station.
Mrs. Ernest Bennington was oper-
ated OF for Appendicitis at the Staten
Island hospital yesterday.
Harry Gilchrist of the navy, sta
toned at the Sind street camp.
Brooklyn, was home last night for a
visit.
Gilbert Barnes. secretary OF the
Richmond County Building and Mu-
tual Loan Association. made his re-
port of h recent convention held up
the state at a meeting OF the direc-
tors Wednesday night.
Because OF the small attendance at
the meeting of the Bethel Epworth
League last night. Rev. DR.. George c.
Wilding, who was present, did not
give his lecture.
A small blaze on the station plat
form at the local depot at noon yes
terday was extinguished by Chief OPP
orator Benjamin F. F1thian and
Daniel Ryan. the mail carrier. with
out any damage TO the platform.
The Amioi Club resumed its meet
ing on Tuesday of this week at the
Life Savers Club and win continue
so on the same day every week
throughout the summer The mem
bers have arranged for a euchre every
Friday for the benefit OF the Red
Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Recorded in County Clerks Office for
Fifth Ward.
Ru 2oecinl GofreS0on6enf


TOTTENVILLE, July 1.-THE fol-
lowing real estate transfers for the
fifth ward have been filed in the
/. county clerks Office at Richmond re-
Gently: Hans NJ. Madsen and wife to
Alfred Madsen, four lots. east side
Madison avenue, Richmond Valley,
nominal; Frank N. Erickson and wife
to Holman e. Erickson, plot south
side Elliott avenue, Tottenville, NOM
final; Thomas ]. Vaughan, Sr. and
wife to Thomas ]. Vaughan, two par
GELS of land at Rossville. 800; Frank
s.. Cannon, Jr., as referee, to Fred
w. ~Tfllinghast, lot. east line Prince
Bay avenue, Prince Bay, $4,000;
George H. Bunnell and wife to Har-
rlott l.. Miller and husband, plot at
Tottenville, nominal, and the Inter Is
land Realty Company to Frank
Schmidt, lot, north side Jacob street,
T~ottenville, $500.
Among the mortgages filed at the
same time from here are Frank
Schmidt to James s. Graham, $500
and Harriott l.. Miller and husband
to George II. Bunnell and wife,
$1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
PLEASANT PLAINS

Miss Blanche Thompson leaves to-
morrow for two weeks vacation in
the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers. of
Manhattan, visited in Prince Bay this
week.
Captain John Foote. Of Brooklyn,
visited friends here this week.
Norman Hoag. who has been at a
naval training school the past several
months. is home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoag. for a visit.
Miss Myrtle Kress is enjoying her
annual vacation at her home this
week.
Miss Margaret CuthheTt was home
from Manhattan for a visit the past
week with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Iittell. OF Rossytlle.
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Daisy Alderdice has recovered
from q recent illness.
Miss Margaret Fox has returned to
Washington Heights after visiting
Mrs. Joseph brennan.
Cornelius Shea. OF Tottenyille, was
here yesterday assisting his uncle, c.
A Shea, at the cigar factory.
There was q good attendance at
the Red Cross meeting at the church
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
WOULD ISSUE BONDS
Staten Island Rapid Transit Has
filled Application
% Special Cor~respondena

TOTTENVILLE, July 12:-The
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway
Company applied TO the Public Serv-
Toe Commission on Wednesday for
permission 70 issue 81 1900. 900 bonds.
being the balance remaining under
the company's refunding mortgage Of
$1,000, 900 executed In 1905. A hear
ing on the application will be held
July Is.
The application states that the pro-
ceeds are to be applied TO the pay
ment OF a like amount of indebted
ness to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Island Rapid Transit Railway Com
pany for necessary construction work.
All OF the 100000 capital stock OF
the Staten Island company Is owned
by the Baltimore & Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
PASS EXAMINATIONS

Staten Islanders Successful I'm Test
for Cornell University
81 Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 12:-Among
the list of names of those in the
greater city hat have been awarded
a scholarship at Cornell University in
the recent regents examination for
the State of New York the following
in the borough of Richmond passed
and have been so notihed: Leon
Richardson, Cornelius Richardson,
Ernest Strack. Charles Churchill, Jr.,
and Miss Esther Powell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
FILE QUESTIONABLE
Warning Issued TO Those Who Have
Neglected This.
BIZ gDeefaI Corresoondenf

TOTTENVILLE, July 12-Augustus
g. Marscher. OF Prince Bay, chairman
of the Local Draft Board No. 1S9, To-
Gated at the Great Kills school, has is
sued a notice to all those who Rave
failed to file their q~uesticnnaire with
the board that they will DC rounded up
and indicted into the army and sent
to camp at sonce without being CLASH
fed. Mr.. Marscher says there ure
several out and he is giving this ms a
last warning to those who have not
filed their papers with the bohri.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
High Standard.

Il hope I can supper her in the
style she IL accustomed TO-" Get
wise to that style. though. before you
marry Der. ! W kn.w my wife's
people. but TO hear her tax you'd think
abe was raised IN : palace"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
C0L0RED BOYS ANSWER
Eight VIII Leave Keyport for Camz
Dix July 10
By Special Correspondenf.

BV SPECIAL CoTTespoHdenf.
KEYPORT, July 12:-On July IL
eight colored boys will leave the bor-
ough for Camp Dix to go on the 1850
train from South Amboy, n leav-
ing from the borough hall whera
they will be given refreshments BY
the Canteen committee Of the loca,
branch of the Red Cross. Those who
are called are Oscar Herbert Sernby,
Hayward Johnson, William Reed,
Henry Thornton, Ernest d. Jones.
Benjamin II. Cranshaw, Ernest IA
fowler, Harvey Quarles. Harold
Holmes, Asbury Carney. Although
ten are called to appear ready to
leave, but eight are expected to go
at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
CHAPLIN WILL REGISTER
Man Arrested at Garbage Plant Is
Given Chance.
BIZ SPECIAL Ccrrespondessf

TOTTENvILLE. July 12:-Charlie
Chaplin. twenty-five years old. the
colored laborer arrested at the gar
bage plant at Lakes Island on Tues
not be put into h national army
right away Is was supposed. When
arraigned before the local draft
board 100. in Hudson street, Man
haitian, yesterday. he pleaded igno-
OF the law in regard to regis
tretion and after being taken 20 Unit
cd States Commissioner Hitchcock's
ONCE and the attorney generals Of
fee, he was allowed to go to his own
board. Local 40. in West 1920 street
questionable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
SHOT IN QUARREL
Warrant Issued for Arrest OF Mans
Wife

Wife
By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, July 12-As the result
of a family quarrel, 1t Is said, Luther
Jackson, of Atlantic street, is at the
Monmouth Memorial hospital, Long
Branch, where he was taken Thurs
day upon the advice of DR.. w. B.
Allen. of First street. Jackson is said
to have been shot by his wife with a
S2-calibre revolver, a bullet lodging
over his right eye. After the quarrel
DIR. Allen was called in and although
he probed for the bullet he was un-
able to locate 1t and ordered the man
sent to the hospital. A warrant has
been issued for the wife's arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12

One French general, Monhoven, Is a
OF Luxembourg.
When the war ends Luxembourg
will receive full credit for its valor-
Gus part In it
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12

Thomas Joseph Kehoe of Liverpool,
England, has the unusual distinction
Of being a war veteran at the early
age of sixteen. He enlisted when he
was fifteen and but A feet 10 inches in
height when sent to the front line
trenches. What he lacked in size he
made up for In fighting spiriti -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12

In order to help you do your shopping quickly, we menu
on our floors. Read the list carefully, then ask the salesman to
that you are interested in. Rest assured that you will not be q
coming goods and will not let profit stand in our way.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

The Cross is the largest and most eff
cent organization relief suffering that the
World
1t is made up entirely of volunteer workers.
the higher executives being without exception
customed affairs who in almost all cases
giving their services without
1t supported entirely by its membership fees and
by voluntary contributions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

It is today bringing relief suffering humanity
military and civil in every war torn allied country.
1t plans tomorrow to help in the work of
through the world.
1t feeds clothes entire populations in times of
great calamity.
1t is there to help boy need.
With its thousands of workers, its
and smooth running transportation facilities. II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

ing Americas advance suard-and thus helping to
win the
Congress authorizes 1t.
President Wilson heads it.
The War Department audts accounts
Army. your Navy and your Allies enthusiastic
caIly endorse it.
Twenty-Five million Americans have Joined it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

This is not an investment for financial gain-nei-
ther is it charity-IT is YOUR DUTY!
Listen to your cOnscience,-nOt your pOcketbOok
Prove your loyalty. Feel your Americansm. Back
up your government. Help the boys fighting for
YOU "OVer there"
KEEP RIGHT IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
Loyal Americans have no time for SLACKERS
with the Nations existence at stake. Don't allow
your name to be turned in yellow card with the
consequences attached thereto.
Work and give or shoulder gum Your quota is
small
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

Don't let this yellow, cowardIy, uty-dOdging
be applied to YOU!
Don't be Ostracized Outcast Stunned by every
patriotic man, woman and child in your community
The committees collecting the Red Cross War
Fund are giving money and their time freely and
cheerfully
Every cent collected goes to the Red Cross for Re-
lief work.
If the committee did not see you look them up or
go to the headquarters office in the Elks building
and make your dOnatiOn-sOnfeOne is always there
and they have your name and know your quota.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21
yELKOOBCHODNfCI S VEL
CI MUSf MIR LICENSE.

Zdejsi potravinovy komisaf
DIR. r. H. Bishop dostal Co
.lumbus naffzenf, die ktereho
musi mfti vsichni majetnici
chladiren, kde uschovany jsou
vajicka ma zimu, licensi. Vlada
chce znati zasobu, by pax mo-
,hla regulovati prcdej. Vse ma
sbcdcuje tomu, ze pozdeji bu-
dc stanovena prodejni cena va
jicek.
DIE noveho narizeni telecl
maso podleha t6m samym regu
lacim jako hovezi. Pouze srd-
ce, mozecky, ledvinky a zebir
ka mali byti hojne pouzivany.
Zde.jsf potravnf komise ma ne
obmezenou moe pokutovati ka
zdeho, kdo prekrocyi jeji ma
Tizeni.
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ZLODEJI zANECHALI UNI
FORMY MA PREDNfM
PLOTE..

Straznik William Schutt z
13. policejnf stanice, kdyz Sc
po nocni sluzb6 vracel vcera
rano do sveho domu 7708 Aber
deen ave.. vid6l sve dve unifor-
my ma prednfm plotu. Pri vstou
peni do domu, ptal Sc zeny,
proc pfi cistenf domu vesi saty
ma predni plot? Prekvapena
zena odpovedela, ze jiz pred
casem ma dim vycisteny.
|Schutt pax Sc pfesyedtil, ze v
jeho dome byly noel zlodeji,
kterf ukradli klenoty saty.
Kdyz pax ma ulici poznali uni
lformy, hodili je ma plot, aby je
ln6kde neprozradily.
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BESEDA.
cesky narodni tanec.

Beseda jest bez odporu nej-
oblibenejsfm tancem ceskym a
hojns Sc tanef nejen We stare
vlasti, ale.fzee v Americe.
Pr5ve vysls vydanf Lad. Ur-
bana, ceskeho ucitele klavfrnf
hubby, upravene pro piano, do
|provazeno Jest tesstesn pfsnf,
Besedu tvoricfch.
Sbfrka ktera vysla v krasns
elegantnf dpravs hodf Sc nejen
pro hru k tanci, ale j pro po-
slouchanou. Snadna dprava pfi
|spfva k tomu, ze zacatecnfci
mohou il uziti. Cena, sbfrky 0
ID str. kvart. formatu Soc, po-
stou 40c, je velice mfrnou.
Ia obnos pfedem zas{la, Bo-
hemian Art Publishin1 316 E.
~ ST., New York, N. Y.
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NEHODA.

Omaha, Neb. - Znamy kra'|
jan p. Vaclav Tesaf, MATTEL Jl-I
delny a vycepu moderniho pi-
va a jinych napoji ma rohu l6.
a Williams ul., vyvazl 2 velike-
no nebezpecf xiv a zdrav, coz
mu jeho pfatele zajiste re srd-
ce pref. v dtery Y noci pfetrhlI
Sc drat elektrickeho vedeni, ne
souci proud do okolnlch doml
a padl ma draty poulicni drahy.
Tim ovsem byly draty pro osve1
tlovanf slime nabity, We skle-
pc pod mfstnostmi p. Tesafe
horely. Sila tax ohromna, re
propalila silnou trubkou plyno
YOU. Uchazejfci plyn Sc vznal
a horel. Zahy vybuchly pojist-
ky a to nejen u p. Tesare, ale
We vsech okolnich domech, tax
.ze vsude pohasla elektricka
|svetla. Pan TesaT zatlm zpozo
lroval, re We sklepe hofi, nebot
ldym Sc dral podlahou a proto
volal hasice. Sotva polozil slu-
chatko telefonnf, novy vybuch
Sc rozlehl mfstnosti. Vybuchl
lplyn. Stesti,t ze nesesel pan Te-
sar do sklepa plyn uzavffti, ne
Ibo re sc nedotkl zarizenf ply
inoveho u kamen. Vsecky SOU
Icastky kovove byly plny elek-
triny, ktera byla s 10 zabfti kaz
Ideho, kdo by Sc dotkl nektere-
|ho pfedmetu, nabiteho silnym
|proudem. PAM Tesarova byla
lv jfdelne a velike stestf, ze nj.
.lkdo v tn dobu 81 nepfal snida.
Inc. Bylo by to byvalo zle dopa
dlo. Pan Tesar nam povidal
"Kdybych byl nasel hned klii
la bezel do sklepa, byl bych ui
Inikdy nemohl pracovati pro ns
Isl svatou vec, a myslfrr, ze by
|mne bylo velice mrzelo, Il
'ljsem Sc nedockal svobody &c
lske."
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SJEZD POLICEJNfCH Ma
cELNfKO.

- -.
v Columbus, O., byl konan
Sized nacelnik1 policie re sta
tn Ohio. Zdejsi pol. nacelnik
Smith po SVEN navratu vcera
sdelil zpravodaji, ze konvence
trvala tfi dny a ze vsichni bu-
dou provad6t heslo - bojovat
nebo pracovat.
v konvenci bylo usneseno,
vsemozne pomahat Wade, aby
kazdy bud bojoval aneb pra-
coval. Pro lenochy a pTfziynfky
|dnes v Americe nenf mfsta. Pr
sti rok Sc bude konvence kona1
Iv Clevelandu.
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PRAvNfCI BUDOU POMA.
HAT FARMARUM.

Clevelandsti pravnici sorga-
nisovali v meste nasem klub,
jehoz clenove Sc usnesli, re kaz
dy q Mich bude jeden den v ty
dnu pomahati takovemu farma
ri, ktery ma syna ma vojne a po
pomoc ziskati nemGze. Orga-
nisatory jsou pravnfci Francis
w. Poulson a James F. Con-
nors, oba s 1radovnami v els.
7O9 Guardian Build. a F. A. Ir-
vim, 3O1 Superior ave. Hodlaji
ziskati pres sto clenG, kteff by
Sc uvolili k vykonavanf takove
to prace.
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PRO ZACHRANU zDRAvf.

v Clevelandu bude hlavni
stredisko organisace pro "a
chranu zdravi. Organisace
Sc stara, aby kazdy vojfn byl
zdrav a aby pri jeho dovole-
ne mel dobry domov. Cd PRIV
niho cervence must vsichni
lekafi We statu Ohio oznamo-
vat veneridske nemoce do hla-
vni 1fadovny DIR. Harold N.
Cole-a. Uradovna bude patrat
po pficine podobne nemoci,
tax aby Sc nakaza odstranila.
Kdo podobne nemcce buds
zatajovat, bude zatcen a
nemocnici lecen. We vsech
mestech budou zalozene klini
ky pro nemocne, jimz, pomery
nedovoluji platit lekare.
" Clevelandu budou otevfe.
Inc kliniky v cislech 1910 vych
40 ul.; 502 Central ave-; 281(
Seymour ave.; 5825 Cable av.
92O6 Woodland ave.; lila w.
chodni 70 ul., a 6208 Pear ave
Kliniky .budou rfzeny vladimir
llekafi.
Navesti budou vyveseny
hostincich, holfrnach iv jinycf
verejnych mistnostech, ably lie
ma nakazlive nemoce byl upo
zornen. Zaroven o zdravotnic
tvf budou poradane prednask.
" prdmyslovych zavodech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-21

UCANTIGNY.
Wall ltokem nsmecky "a
kop a znicili nSkolik hnIzd
strojnich pusek.
Parfz, 21. cervna.

Paffz, 81. cervna. - "a
vcerejsiho ranniho lisvitu Anne
rlcane ii Cantigny V sektoru
Montdidier podnikli dtok ma
krajnf nepratelsky zakop q 90
byli jej. Celia tamnejsf nemec-
ka posadka byla Amerlcany
bud pobyta neb v zajeti zavle
cena. Mimo to Americane roz-
metali dpf1e tez nekolik meme
ckych hnfzd strojovych pusek
q znicili nepffteli nektera pol
nj opevn6nf.
Ma cele zapadni fronte tez-
ka della hfmf a spojenci opa-
kuii drobne sve vypady. Fran
couzi u Locre We Flandrech vra
till Sc "a podobneho vypravu
Sc znacnou kofisti a Sc sty "a
iatci. Britove We Flandrech me
Ii podobne lokalnf 1spechy. We
vyseku st. Mihiel Americana
srazili napor nemecke hlidky.
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ANGLIcKY LORD.

st. Louis, Mo. Pluk. Alex
ander Edward Murray, osmy
earl 2 Dunmore, fecnil We sire
du pred obchodnf komorou,
praviv, ze Spoj. Staty nebudou
dotud vaznym Ginitelen1 ma ev-
ropske front6, pokud nebudou
NIT 100000 vojakn. Ably ta-
kovyto pocet vojska pylo lze
do Evropy pfeplavit, jest treba
12,0O0,00O tun lodnf snosnosti,
dalsf O,000 tnn K jejich "a
sobovanf. DIE vyjadrenf pluk.
Murraye Angle ana We zbrani
5000, 900 mum, 4 nichz $500
900 jest ma zkpadni fronte.
Pluk. Murray nabadal Ameri-
cany, aby co nejvice vojska by
10 odtud poslano ku pomoci.
Pluk. Murray byl dvakrate "a
teto valky zranen. Ia drfvsj-
sich let dcestnil Sc gen. Kit
chenerem bojI Y Egypt6 a '
Sudanu a jako r1ovinarsky zpra
vodaj zazil kampah V iizni a.
frice "a boersk6 valky.
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DIVA MA DRAZE zABITf.

William l.. Mould, Cleve-
landu vyjel 81 Sc svou zenou Y
automobile do Kanady. Kdyz
pfijeli vcera odpoledne do Erie
ma kfizovatce vlak do Mich vra
I'll, automobil rozbil a Mould ]
jeho zena byli zabiti. Jina ze-
ma Erie, B. j. Moorehead by
la tez zabita. Mould jest Ga ro
ky a jeho zena 66 a bydleli Y
Z. 1926 vych. SO ul. Til 2 jeho
synt jsou We vojenske sluzbe
i Mrtvoly budou pfivezeny dc
domu Frederick w. Moulda
17422 Cannon ave-, Lakewood
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xALOBA ODLOzENA Az PO
VALCE.

Soudce Estep vcera oznamil
pravnim zastupcGvn Alexe XII
she, Rakusanu, 9514 Steinway
ave., ze Kish musi Sc svou zalo
bou pockat az po yalce.
Kish zaluje Pennsylvanskou
drahu ma $45, 900 IA poraneni
we srazce 49,. listopadu 1916.
Kish Iii v Americe 8 roku a.
niz by pomyslel Sc stat obca-
mem proto musf cekat az pc
valce.
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TRANSPORT ToRPEDovAN.
638 francouxskych plavci !
vojfnH zahynulo,

Pafiz, 20. ceryna. Vojensky
dopravnf parnfk Santa Anna,
pluifcf 2 Bizerty ku ostrovu
Malta, torpedovan byl Y noci
nemeckou subrnarinota. 638 pla
vci a francouzskyc vojfnd "a
dotcene katastrofy zahynulo,
Transport Santa Anna mel
$3.50 tun vytlalxu a "a torpedo
vanf, 2,150 osob ma sve palub6.
Byl zbudovan l. 1910.
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vEcERNf sKoLY.

Pres $500 muzd navstsvo-
valo vecernf skoIy a skoly v
prdmyslovych zavodech. Ma
sve skolnf certifikaty 81 600 w
zvedlo obcanske listy 4 dve az
tfi sta budou NIT pravo ma OBJ
canske listy pristine zaff.
Ma ty skoly bylo povoleno
100000, prohlasil p. Wiles.
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HISTORICKE vLAJKY.

The Cleveland Trust Co. ma
Euclid ave. po dobu til tydnh
kazdy den vyvesf vlajku, ku
ktere spjata je nejaka histori-
cka udalost. Rada takovych
vlajek ziskana byla cd Athle-
tic Clubu v Columbus a dnes
vystavena bude vlajka, kterou
Columbus vztycil po SVEN pfi-
stanf ma pidu americkou.