davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
PRICE OF COPPER
ESTABLISHED AT
26CENTS ABOUND

The War Industries Board authorizes
the following:
The President has approved an
agreement, made between the pro-
ducers Of copper and the price-fixing
committee of the War Industries
Board (after investigation by this
committee in conjunction with the
Federal Trade Commission as to cost
of production) that the maximum
price of copper shall be 26 cents per
pound, taking effect August Is, 1918,
for shipments after said date, but sub
iect to revision after November l, 1918
! f. o. b. cars or lighters at eastern re-
| fineries. t. o. b. cars or lighters at
Pacific coast refineries for Pacific
coast destinations, and f. 0. b. cars
or lighters, New York if shipped to
eastern or interior destinations from
Pacific refineries and from refineries
in the interior of the United States.
All shipments made after November
1, 1918, are subject to any change in
price made by the price-fiXing COM
mittee to take effect after that date
This maximum price is subject to the
additional charges on copper shapes
approved by the priceefixing commit
tee on June 5, 1918.
Four Conditions Laiu |own
The conditions are: First, that the
producers of copper will not reduce the
wages now being paid; second, that
they will sell to the United States
Government, to the public in the
! United States, and to the allied Gov
ernments at not above the maximum
price; third, that they will take the
necessary measures, under the direc
ton of the War Industries Board, in
the distribution CT copper to prevent
/ it from falling into the hands of spec
ulators, who might increase the price
to the public; and fourth, that they
will pledge themselves to exert every
effort necessary to keep up the pro-
duction of copper SO as to insure an
adequate supply SO long as the war
lasts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
For the Precinct of ketchikan,
First Division of Alaska in
Probate

PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of w. H.
Gilmour Deceased
Notice of Hearing on Final Account
Notice is hereby given that Charles
II. Cosgrove, Administrator of the
above named estate, has filed his fin
al account therein as such Admins
traitor and that Thursday, October "a,
1918, at two ca o'clock, P. M. has
been fixed as the time for hearing
therein. at which time ali interested
persons may file their objections to
the allowance and approval of same
Done in open Court this 23rd day
of August, 1918.
VIM. r. MAHONEY,
Probate Judge
LIST publication Aug. "a.
Last publication Sept. 81.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

An old bachelor says a man can
never be sure of his love for a girl
uniess it remains steadfast after, a
walk with her on a muddy day; stroll
en- rainy day and after he has seen
her in a kimona and curl papers and
in a wet bathing suit.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

Power will be obtained from nearby
waterfalls to operate 300 miles OF cleo
trio railroads that are to be built in
the Pyrenees.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31

Even the foolish ones may give good
advice sometimes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-31
NOTICE OF MEETING

Alaska Labor Union Number Five
will meet at eight p. m. Wednesday
at Deep Sea Fisherman's Hall.-advtf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24
THEWTrCHING HOUR

n He NEWSPAPERMEN have arranged frolic for mid
night tonight not because they wish rearrange the
habits Of the good people of Bridgeport but
sire could not become available until the clock points mid
night
The sale of seats known factor The seating capacity
OF the house will be disposed Of It remains make the
semblage as numerous the tickets that have been sod
really excellent thing to break away from habits
0nee in while show given between midnight and dawn
by the best actors in Connecticut will have attraction all
its own There will be the joy of going home dawn or
psrhHp of taking breakfast town the sun is breaking
in the sky,
The process that during this Red Gross week is the
welding OF the people into way thought There
are many of many minds The Red propaganda
broad enough to reach and unity all minds The mdnpbt
fFoe is merely another accomplishment of
great and useful end is for those want change in fes
dull variety 1t will be worth what 1t costs and the time If
takes and its Red Gross value will Just clear gain
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24
DRAFT REGULATIONS

HE NEW draft regulations mark road which Great
4 Britain travelled long ago. The Germans began the
war with the advantage of knowing just how their
Industries would be affected by the of man power for
fighting
They assessed industries classified them and knew
almost certainty how many would be taken from the
particular industry and how labor would be provided 10 carry
o that industry
They knew the relations industry war, and under
stood what lines of production essential which
could discontinued and the order in which the dlsconnu
should take place.
They had large bodies of workmen, not Immediately
needed military duty who had been trained technically IN
the branches of industry Hence, from the beginning Ger
many had and has since kept intensive industry which or
two or years managed produce goods than
the combined forces of Allies and neurals could make.
America especially hard put to it to find labor for the
necessary industries America undeveloped country, Of
wide spaces industrial progress of America formerly
assured by the yearly arrival of million immigrants who
Joined the ranks of labor With the this immigration
Something like 100000 men have entered the pursuit
oOf Other millions are going.
these facts the adequate and imperative reasons for
the regulations.
Iders gamblers, and workers in places of amusement
(which entertainment of the baser sort well be
ed for useful and nober occupations may join the
army,
Otherwise the order hits hardest those engaged in
Tnercial distribution, for the that employed
usually replaced by women the work being neither
long in hours, nor too hard for woman's strength.
The economic effects of the regulations will be great
Not foreseen From every community there
will disappear all that class of who have lived upon their
wits upon the earnings of women those who gain scanty
livelihood hanging about pool rooms and Saloons sturdy young
fellows who from end years end contribute nothing
substantial to the well being Of the community
With those who going from mercantile establishments
is different They have been doing work useful
necessary in ordinary times but less useful than work which
the requires.
IT is in the Of distribution that the order
have its most far reaching effects The regulations mark the
beginning of movement by which the units Of distribution
will become intensified The smaller will be eliminated
The larger will be driven by labor shortage to economies
of all kinds There will be notifications in many fields and
pecialy in the field Of deliveries. Nothing strongly
marks the wasteulness of commercial distribution than
vast number Of independent deliveries which costly
fine, and the consumption of labor power
The economic process tends urged by the instinct Of sci
preservation, to unificaon and the elimination Of
unnecessary elements.
War is a tremendous force for change, master who's
commands cannot be avoided.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24

that it would be real calamity if this
territory should revert to Germany. It
was well understood what the German
methods were, and their East African
colony was known as the Land of Is
Lashes," because of the terrible pun
lshment with whips of rhinocreos
hide inflicted on natives for trivial
offenses. Now, said the moderator.
the natives were singing a new chant
around their village fires, of which the
refrain wasi
The twenty-five iasfles are gone. are
gone"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24
FATE OF EAST
AFRICA HANGS
ON BIC ISSUES

Edinburgh, May 24-At the annual
general assembly of the Church of
Scotland the moderator, presenting
the report on foreign missions today,
said that great issues hung on the fate
OF German East Africa.
He asked his audience of clergy
men whether it was to be German
again. and was answered by loud cries
OF mo"
rs it to be internationalized or
British" he asked.
Cries Of British" came from the
whole assembly.
As q result Of his correspondence
ana contact with those most expert
enced In East African affairs. the mod
era<or said he had become conyincsd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24
REPORT AZ THE sFRATFTEnD,

Members of Mrs. j, Il. Cenicoia's
company of Minute Women who have
not received instructions regarding
their part in the Red Cross tag day
are requested to report at s o'clock
tomorrow morning at Red Cross
headquarters at the Stratfield hotel.
where they will be directed to their
posts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-24
WHAT IS The ATTITUDE OF COD
TOWARD THE GREAT WORLD WAR
IN WHICH MANKIND STRUGGLES?

few days ago the Weseyans Of London gathered at their
Central Hall to call for nercesson behalf of nation and
Its defenders Their prayers included several forms OF petit
on every of them seemed to me injurious to true rel
gon harmful to the national spirit ldepore them deeply
and feel compelled to condemn them completely
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
KONVENCE INzENYRU.

Ma patecnim zas.adani kon.
vence inzenyrG parnfch strojG
venovana znacna pozornost o.
tazce prohibicni. Cast delegatd
konvence souhlasila narize-
MIN presidenta Wilsona ohled-
ne zakazu vareni piva, druha
east pax poukazovala ma to, ze
zakazem tim mnoho tisicn unio
vHch delnikG Pride O praci.. -
Dale pOukazovano ma to ze in
zenyfi We statnich budovach
musi pracovati IL hodin denne
a Z dnf v tydnu. Byl zvolen zvla
stni vvbor, ktery ma guverne
rem Coxem vyjednavati "a
douci naprave. Dnes budou vo
leni ufednici a stanoveno misto
pfisti konvence. ktera sc bude
konati roku 1920.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
SJEZD SPORITELNfCH A
STAVEBNfCH SPOLEcNOST1
v COLUMBUS.

Po tri dni trval sized zastup
Gu spolecnosti ktery Sc konal
tento tyden v Columbus. Po-
sledni den jak nam bylo zastup
Gem p. P. Kalinou sd9leno, do
schuze Sc dostavil guverner
Cox, ktery We sve reci poukazal
Ia nyneisi dobu va!ecnou uci-
nil zm{nku O hrdinn6 armade
cechos'ovakd. Dale pravil. ze v
Clevelandu 'od tech narodnosti
Jest asi IL spo1ecnosti, ktere
velmi dobfe pokracuif. A iak
Sc dovidam, ii Cechoslovaci v
Clevelandu vvkonavaif mnoho
prace i pTinaseii znacn6 nbete
;jak pro nasi vladu, tax pro
svou armadu dobrovolniku, kite
n Sc Spojenci "a Iednym cflem
bojuji.
To jest tez jedna stvrzenka
pro ty neduverive krajany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
NOVA ODBOcKA VcELEK
MA BUCKEYE RID.

V Ceske Sini ma Buckeye rd.
pofadana byla cetne navstive-
ma schIze "a Icelem zalozeni
move clevelandske pobocky te-
to nejcasovejsi, nejnandnejsi
a nejpotrebn6jsi damske insti-
tuce. Do schdze dostavila Sc pi.
M. Zemanova, horliva pfedsed
la Vcelek a vysledek byl, ze Sc
k praci prihlasilo ma 40 Waste
|neckych krajanek. Zvoleny W.
81 vybor uchopil Sc hned ma po-
c&tku Gle vsech pripravnych
praci, tax ze celia organisacc
rozmnozena byla sbor, ktery
" cinnosti nikterak nehodla III
|stati "a institucemi pffbuznymi
v posledni dobe povstalymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
VALEcNE USPORNE
ZNAMKY.

z Washingtonu Sc oznamu.
je, ze pri navsteve professors
Masaryka v Baltimore, CechO.
slovane v jednom dnu odkou.
pill "a $4,000 valecnych pos.
t0vnich znamek.
Die soupisu We Washington
v tfetfm Bondu Svobody Cechc
slovane jsou meA pristehovalc:
ma tretfm mftse, nebot odkou.
rili "a $31,OOO,OO0 bonda, mi.
mo tech, co byly odkoupeny
delniky v uhlodolech a v jinycf
odlehlych mistech.
DIE toho mGzeme pozorovat
q Cesi nechteif odpocivat ns
dobytych vavffnech ceskoslo.
venskou armadou v Rusku a ne
Sibiri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16

teto zeme i ochotni jsme nesti
vsecku THU a zodpov6dnost,
Zvlaste dnes, kdy tato nase no.
va vlast cd svych obcand a
Ivsech zde zijicich vdbec, pra-
vem ocekava' vsestrannou po.
moe.
Uvsdom 81 jeden kazdy, re
NjeS v zemi, ktera sla do valky
ably zachranila svet pred nasil
rictvim nemeckym, jez hrozilo
jiz Evropu rozdrtiti.
Uvedom 81, ze vojsko nase v
Europe spoleha ma mas, ze cinf.
me vsa, ably ono viteziti mohlo.
Vitezstvfm tech hrdind, ze
my zde jsme chraneni,, nase 70
diny, mas majetek a ze kazdy z
mas ma dost svych milych pra
tel We stare vlasti, ze vitezstvim
zvlast "a p'omoci Ameriky do
cilime 1levu> a lepsf budouc-
most pro vsecky ty male narody
z nichz jsme i my. z techto a
nnoha jinych prfcin, jest nut.
no, ably kdyz narodnf nase or.
ganisace volaji do schuze, dc
grace a podobne, by kazdy mas
inteligentni clovek sc hlasil a
ochotne sve silly nabfdl.
A zde ma nejlepsi prilezitost
proto prihlasujte Sc a pomoz.
te svym pric. kapitandm, aby
cechoslovaci opetne stall v PRIV
mich fadach.
Pffste oznamfme jmena veil
tcld rdznych distriktn.
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-'7.779-1 F- V-'.TW z - "a
zAZRAkNr Elixir NEB
LttclFER. \
Zahajovaci pfedstaxeni Dram.
Sboru Tyl. .

Rozmarn& hra Q vesnickeho
zivota, protk&na narodnfmi pr
|snemi byla nasim obecenstvem,
jake prvni pfedstavenf letosni
divadelnf sezony velice vlfdne
|prijata. Hralo Sc s patrnou chut
II a jednotlive vykony dotkaly
Sc znameniteho 1sp6chu, ma
|svedcovala tomu vesela nalada
vsech prltomnych. - .
Slecna RGz. Manakova v dlo
re Anicky, byla nejen zjevem
ale i peknym, urovnanym pred
ncsem nas;ch narodnich peril
eek pine ma miste, k nj Sc dru-
I'll jake Jenik, p. V. Dlouhy,
jenz zhostil sc taktez zdafne
sveho zp6vnfho j hereckeho par
tu, ac mu X nastudovan{ ulohy
zbyla pom9rn6 kratka doba.
Pana Klimese chvalit v poda-
rene 1l'oze Pepika, bylo by Via
stne noseni dffvf do lesa, jest to
jeho obor v nemz by u mas v
Clevelande sotva nasel konku-
|renta. Totez plati o p. st. Kra-
Itochvilovi, ktery fabrikanta e.
lixfru sm9le niue pfifaditi \
Lizalu v Marysi a Mikulenkovi
" Pasekafich. Vesnickeho dive
cha, lucipera, podala pf. Peli-
chiova velice vystizne, mela wee
|rejsi nedele stastny vecer. Do
|rlhkem potrefneho kvinteta by
H. pax pf. A. Canska svoji raz-
nou Jedlickovou, kterou vypra
villa ma jeviste s patficnu dav-
kou humoru. Dobfe v cely ra-
mec zapadal p. Hauser v dlo-
re hostinskeho. Peclivou rezii
kusu obstaral p. E. Pelich.
Zpevaky pax velice pozorne
prevad6l pres dskali hudeb-
mich nesnazf p. E. Krejsa. Pred
zahajenfm pfedstaveni promlu
wl predseda sboru p. j. Skalak
kratsi uvitacf rec Sc soucasnym
oznamenim, ze operetka jez Sc
skutecne dockala velke navste-
w dspechu, po druhe sehrana
bude We prospech Vce1ek v me-
cell dne 20. zaff.
Dram. Sbor Tyl chysta ma ne
deli dne 6. fijna krasnou histo-
r,ckou veselohru Jaroslava Vr-
chlickeho "Noc ma Karlstej.
|ne".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16

Zamestnanci Plzenskeho pi-
vovaru uvolili Sc sebrati pro sve
byvale spoludruhy v praci, n.y.
nj dobrovolniky Ceskoslovenske
armady obnos $500. v pod
niknute sbirce vsak obnos ten
zdvojnasobili ma $4,000. Pfispe
Ii nasledujfcf:
FIR. Kratochvil $3.50; I'd.
Spinka $1.50; J. Wais $3.50;
Ad. Dostal $1.10; F. Hanzl 81 ;
r. Ludwik 80; j. Kandl so; J.
Tvrdik 25; J. Urbanec 81; J.
Prokop 25; ]. Hanz1 rs; J. Ko
packa 25;'J. Hrbac 25:; P. Sa
kaG 35; F. Sole 25; J. Rezabek
25; J. Prisler so; J. Kotlin 25 F:
X. Srousl so; J. Krahulik 25; L.
kuschner so; A. Wittek 25; A.
Peterka so; Ch. Chvojan $1;J.
Barsa so; Miss F. Valasek 25 ;
F. A. Marek 81; M. Sanda so;
!. Koliha 25; A. Zeleny 25; J.
Norwalk Is; M. S. Tayler 25 ;
J. Rezabek 35; T. Matejka 25 ;
J. Taborsky so: FIR. Mares SO:
V. Herynk 25;~J. Dusek rs; J.
Jungman 25; K. Rozhon so: F.
Benes ST.: V. Mottl 25; ]. Jun
ge1 so: FIR. Kohout so; FIR. Ne
jedlt so: E. Marva 5O:F Dlou
hf 81; John Judic rs; v. Sinde
lar 25; Al. Mark so; r. Hlava
eek So, FIR. Pilny 25: J. Tesaf
IS: V. Ttnka ST.; II. Prok1pek
81; J. Brabec 81; j. Peterka
81; M. MachaSek ST.; J. Bosak
ST.; FIR. Barta so; J. Kozeluha
5O; j. kOcOurek 81: j. Teply
$1.25: V. Krivan S2.40; st.
Broz 81; A. Kovafik so; v.
Smejkal so; A. Broucek so: J.
Opl 30: FIR. Klima 80; J. Bel
ma 20; V. Kase 80; v. Toman
sO:. ]. Nevseta 25: FIR. .Stepka
10: Fr.. Drazdfk II; NJ: ,Sanda
rs; r. zidlicky 25:J. Marek
Is; v. Krakora 2 Clark ave.
81: ]. Rakovic so: K. Horak
2 Clark ave. 50; Anna Kffyan
50 q J. Primo 80. = PHjal a s
d1ky,-kyituje los. Mas sek, tai.
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ri. MYRON +. HERRlCK
MRTVA.

Vcera odpoledne prisla nemi
ia zprava z Bar Harbor, Me-,
lie tam zemrela pi. Myron T.
herrickova, ktera cd DOLBY ma
vratu z Parize churavela.
V dobe kdy byvaly guvener
NJ. T. Herrick byl smerickym
|vyslancem v Parfzi, jeho panf
&c Gimme podflala pri vsech pra.
cich We prospech trpfciho lidu
" Paffzi, zvlaste v dobe, kdy
INemci sc hnali ma Pariz a Her.
! rick z vyslancI jediny v Parizi
zustal. Pohaed ma to utrpen1
lfrancouzskeho lidu zhoubne pi
sobil ma nervy pf. Ierrickove.
IKdyz Parfze sc vratili, hosti-
Ia vzdy nejcelnejsi navstevni-
ky z Francie a podilela Sc Gin
re ma praci We prospech nasi
armady. Minulou zimu jeff ne
rsoc Sc zhorsi'a tax, ze byla nu
Icena cinnosti zanechat. Pred
Sesti tydny pf. M. T. Herricko-
va odjela v prdvodu sveho man
Zela a sve sestry pf. Ralph Ora
yove do Bar Harbor, Me-, kde
vcera svdj slechetny uzitecny
zivot skoncila.
Pi. Myron T. Herrickova
strav:la Sc svym obetavym man
zelem tri roxy v Pafizi. V Gle
velandu hyla cinnou ddkyni v
crganisaci Zen, Y. w. G. A.,
The Women's City klubu, Won
ems klubu a Fortnightly Mus
ical klubu.
Pi. Herrikova byla soucitnou
a obetavou zenou, ktera svoji
slechetnou pracf zanechala vd6
cnou vzpomfnku u trpiciho lidu
v Paffzi zde v Clevelandu.
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AlM'1ERlck|E G |! /.
! ZTRATY.

~. {. 3. Ssh
Nedelni seznam amer. ztrat
vs. Francii, vykazuje 256 jmen
voj{nd bud padlych, ranenych
neb szajatych, kdezto dnesnf Sc
znam obsahuje 80 jmen. z Gle
veland'and padl D. S. Neil, je-
hoz ,adresa Sc neudava, kdezto
|dalsi ztraty z Ohio vykazuji 8
jmen. 4
+ z ceskych vojini pohresuje
Ese pesak E. Karnik z Minneso-
ty; P. Kramaf - Chicago byl
tezce ranen a J. Klfma q Chica-
ga, rovnez tezce ranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
GESKO OSLO OVEN.
.SKYM LEKARIM
A OSETkOVA-
TELKAlM..
Haste Sc K cEsK OSLO
VENSKE ARMADE
MA SIBfRI.

|. Ceskoslovenska .Narodnf ,Ra
Ga zada vsecky 6eske a sloven-
ske lekare a osetrovatelky, ably
Sc hiasili X. c.eskoslovenske ar
made ma Sibiri. Odjezd byl by
uspisen a proto kazdy kdo Sc
|prihlasf k s.uzbe.u ceskosloven
ske armady ma Sibiri musil by
|hytna zavolani pohotov nastou
[rit sluzbu. ~.
Je zapotrebf:
Z 'lekard a chirurgd (ranho-
|Jicd).
3 lekarI, todborniki pro vni-
trni chorOby (internistu).
2 lekard, specialisty v lecenf
|tuberkulosy. =
2 lekare, odborniky nemoci
|ocnich, usnfch a hrdla.
2 ocnf lekare.
10 dentistG.
60 vycvicenVch osetfovate-
lex.
zadosti adresujte vylfce-
MIN vsech osobnich dat (curri-
lculum vitae) dosavadni prak-
Sc atd., ma
cechoslovak National Council,
TIL Fourteenth Street, N. w.
Washington, D. G..
Upozornxni: Toto oznameni
ivydano ma rozkaz presidenta
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Rady,
prof. Masaryka "a tyka Sc pou-
ze tech krajand lekard a ose-
tfovatelek kterf jsou odhodlani
vstoupit do zdravotniho sb!oru
rri ceskoslovenske armad9 ma
Sibiri.
Bezpodmfnecna je ovsem
znalost cestiny neb slovenstiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-16
SPORT.

Micarske durzstvo Wvman
Gordons porazilo pfedvcirem
druzstvo P. A. Geierse ma hri-
sti Twilight a to dewitt proti nj,
le, cimz We skutecnosti dosahlo
championatu. Art Paget pro-
vedl skvostnou hru. nedovoliv
protivn{kGm dostati sc ku Gde-
ru. Pouze jeden z Mich dosahl
tfetiho stanoviste. Zv!ast Ho-
que. Young. Kalal. Schleimer
a Liddington pocinali 81 zdat-
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DULEzITE
OMAN emf!

Upozornujeme vsechny> ct.
odbsratele "'Svsta'', jimz Sc po-
sila ''Svst" postou a jimz pred
platne dojde zari, aneb ktefi
dluhuji, aby neopomenuli toto
doplatit a obnovit, ponSvadz
Cd I. RfJNA 1918, pFichkzf, '
platnost novy z&kon Spojenych
Statd v tom znsni, ze pouze o
nsm odbsrateldm je dovoleno
zasilat 1asopis, kteri zan pre-
dem zaplati.
Proto, komu pfedplatns jiz
vyprselo, nechf laslavs zapra-
vi starou pohled&vku a faro
ven sposle move pfedplatns.
Vydavatelstvo Tisl. a Vyd.
Spoil. ."Svst'', 45l4-4516 Broad
way, Cleveland, Ohio.
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DN,ES,
dne is. zaffi 1918

dne is. zafl 1918
' Besidkach Cesks Mar. Sine
ma Broadway v'8 hod. veder.
Zastupci a clenove necht
dokazou svou ucasti, ze po-
chopili uznani nasi samostat
nosti a ne ze usnuli tim uzna
MIN; ted jest treba napnouti
sechny silly.
Tez jest zadoucno, aby Gle
move, kteri byli, cd spolkd
zYoleni ku sbirani upisd 4.
PGjcky Svobody, Sc do schI-
ze dostavili, kdez bude o.
praci blize pojednano.
Uvedomte 81, ze prace Ia
to bude muset byti yykona-
ma a kdyz il nevykoname do
brovolne, tax budeme k to-
mu donuceni vladou Spoje-
nych Statd.
FRANK YUNCER, tai.
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DR.. R. c. Roueche, predseda
zdeisi potravinove komise ozna
mule, ze lfstky ma cukr nebu-
dou vydavany v sobotu a vnede
Ii. Oznamuje tM zeslistky bu-
dou vydavany v ostatnf dny jen
mezi 10 hod. dop. a 4. hod. odp.
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POULICNf PkEPADENf.

Fri muzi prepadli " patek
brzy rano Abol Hahamond, w.
chod1l 19 ul. a okradli no O
$75 ma rohu Superior ave. a w.
chodni As ul. Ten samy trojlf-
sick prepaid Henry Kocha,
1903 vych. "a ul. a ukradli mu
$1.5O ma rohu Payne awe. a w.
chodni SO ul.
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UKRADENE KOzESINY MA
LEZENY. 1

Ppolicie v techto dnech wy
nas.a nekolik balikd s kozesi-
nami v ulicce poblize obchodu
Fitwell, Sill Woodland ave.,
kde "a $4,000 kozesin ukrade
no bylo.
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TELEGRAM
VOJENSKE KANCELARI v CLEVELANDU.

Nasedujicf dobrovolnc Clevelandu prista Franci
Stross Anton Knapp Josef Kovaifk Fransek Sracinsky
JAM San Alois Scha Josef Peteja Stefan Naevanko JAM
Merit Fantsek Miein Pave Krajcek Alois Kapunt josef
Benes Josef.
Ia Voenskou kancear Ceskosovenske Narodn Rady
FIR KOPECKY.