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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-09-21
WET WASH LAUNDRY

Laughter and quips agone, pray, see
What fine department theirs of late!
F4ossy and Jack, Rufna, Peg,
Are just thieves names for you and
me. ..
Father Malone
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-09-21

If thou also hadst known, that in
this thy day, the things that are for
thy peace.-Luke XIX, AZ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
The Homer Fits Co., Inc.
keep the Home Fires Burning

TONIGHT there will be American boys in
lonely listening posts far out in the desola-
ton of No Mans Land. American boys in the
mud and cold of the trenches under the
less thunder of guns and the of shells American boys
trampns along ptchback, sheltom roads Through the
long dreay hours they wait and watch the dark their
thoughts turn homes they have left behind homes
distant farms little scattered villages great cities and they
see in Imagination, the pleasant home lights
shining into the night.
They are fighting to keep those home fires
burning
They fighting and dying for youdo your share send
them to victory.
Buy ALL the Liberty Bonds You Can
Keep the Home Fires Burning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS. FEVERISH
IF CONSTIPATED
California Syrup of Figs" Can't Harm
Tender Stomach or
Bowels

A laxative to-day saves sick child
to morrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! If coat-
ed, or your child is listless, cross, fever
ish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat
heartily, full OF cold or has sore throat
or any other children's ailment, give
teaspoonful of California Syrup OF
Figs" then don't worry, because it is
perfectly harmless, and in few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile and
fermenting waste will gently move out
of the bowels. and you have well, play.
full child again. A thorough INSIDE
cleansing" is ofttimes all that is neces-
sary. 1t should be the first treatment
given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California Syrup of Figs" which has
full directions for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and see
that it is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company. "-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13

acting as janitor of the building for thu
present.
Mrs. Evaline Huse. who has beer
spending the winter in Florida, arrived il
Montpelier Friday evening, accompanied
by A. s. Huse, her son. For the present
| she will remain with Mrs. l.. A. Kelly
j her daughter.
Allen Hancock of Randolph is visiting
in the city
Miss Doris Emery, who has been very
ill, has gone to Heaton hospital for treat
ment.
The auction OF the household effects OF
Eunice Woodward, whose place was raid
ed about two weeks ago, took place this
morning.
In probate court this morning James
Mackay of Barre was appointed executor
of the estate of Inas s. Klavora, late of
Barre.
r. w. Simonds returned last evening
from trip through western Vermont
on workingmen's compensation hearings,
but he did great deal Of work in secur-
ing the enrolment OF carpenters to go to
Portsmouth, N. H., where 900 are want
ed. He succeeded in getting enrollments
from some in Bennington, Brattleboro
and Rutland, which, added to those who
enrolled last week in st. Johnsbury,
brings the number from Vermont to
about 100.
John HILL janitor at the State House,
measured the snow this morning at a
place behind the building where it had
not melted at all and stated this noon
that Is inches of snow fell Friday and
Friday night. The storm did consider
able damage to the telephone service
north Of Montpelier. Two of the Bur
lington lines were out. while Waterbury
lines and one Of the Jonesville lines were
also out. The local lines We're badly
short circuited, but this noon the EN-
ployes of the New England Telephone !.
company We're getting them back in
shape.
The local board of exemption has re- I
,eived report that Edward Edgar Colby |
If Waterbury, who is connected with the
marine service, has been exempted by
he government and assigned to the
fleet corporation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

vited to attend and it is probable that
| they will attend in a body.
Harold Lawrence of Springfield is Wis
| iting friends in town. Tie will return to
his work the first of the week.
! Harold Batchelder's many friends here
will be glad TO hear of his promotion
from second lieutenant to first lieuten-
ant. II is expected that he sailed for
France some time ago and is probably
over there with our forces by this time.
J. b. Howieson Of Springfield has been
at his home here for the past few days.
Mrs. Andrew Smith of Morrisville was
a recent guest of relatives here.
There are quite few cases of mumps
among the children in this village.
A man by the name Of Bartlett il in
the county jail at st. Johnsbury, claim
ing Wheelock as his residence, ON
charge of passing forged checks, using
the name of s. j. Thomas Of this town.
One was passed at the Titus store Thurs
day and another at t. II. Cars store.
Karl Titus and Mr.. Carr were summoned
to 81. Johnsbury Friday morning to
identify the man.
Mrs. B. J. Mulcahy and children have
returned from an extended visit with
relatives in Mlddlebury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
GRANTTEVILLE
Red Cross Entertainment Last Night
Melted Sff3.

The loyalty Of the people of Barre
Town to the American Red Cross was
clearly shown Friday evening when they
gathered in Miles hall to witness the en-.
| tertainment given for the benefit of the
| Red Gross Such crowd is seldom seen
here. When the program began at $50
the hall was filled to its utmost ca
paeity. Erieson's orchestra rendered two
selections during the first part Of the
program. Readings by Mrs. ]. G. Pirie
and Miss Ella Earle and vocal solos by
Mrs. Roswell Miles and Miss Margaret
Murray delighted the large audience
The second part Of the program was a
patriotic play, entitled "The Girls Over
Here" given by eight members Of the
Red Cross. This brought forth great
applause. Dancing until late hour fol-
lowed the program and refreshments
were on sale. The hall was generously
donated by the Catholic Order Of For
esters The net proceeds were Sll3. This
amount. with So received from card
party given by Miss Mary MacIyer, viii
be turned into the Barre Red Cross fund
as the GranitevilIe branch has been fur
nished with material for nearly a wear
and the Barre society has received no
funds from Graniteyille. The Granite
vile branch wishes to thank all who
helped to make the affair such great
success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ii you would know that my plane
values are unequalled, ask for the proof
H. A. Gould, Spaulding street.
I VIII be in Williamstown at McAlIis-
lter's store, April 10 and II. with nice
line of spring and summer hats. Mrs.
A. NJ. Carroll.
! Mrs. Peter Bianchi OF First street left
yesterday for Pittsford, where she will
spend a few DAYS with her husband, who
! il at the Pittsford sanatorium.
| j. A. Cross and e. a. Cross of the
Mortified firm of Cross Bros. returned
home this morning after attending con
| ference of manufacturers here yesterday
afternoon.
G. A. Worden, well known New York
state monument retailer. has returned to
his home in Batavia, after passing sew
eral days in the Barre granite belt on
buying trip.
George Mcdonald arrived in the city
last evening from Hartford, Conn, where
he is employed by the Underwood Type
writing company to spend few days at
his home on Garfield avenue.
John Rogers arrived in the city this
forenoon from Boston, where he il en-.
rolled in the freshman class Of the Har-
ward dental college. TO spend few days
at the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. H. Rogers Of Orange street.
Barre friends OF Rev. Charles Waite,
who has been a frequent visitor in this
city. will be interested to learn that he
recently assumed his duties as pastor Of
of the Congregational church in Hard
wick. Rev. Mr.. Waite has held pastor
ates in Richmond and Essex junction.
Quality counts with us and our fruit /.
must measure up to our standard before |
it is placed ON the stand Week end spe- |
eials include pineapples, lettuce, celery. |
Strawberries, and apples, the latter at |
25c, 3oc and 40c the Dozen Have you |
tried our line of wholesome. home made /
candiesy Barre Fruit Co, George Mani /
atty.
Preliminary improvements are being
made on the Meadow Brook clubs golf
course and in the clubhouse off Brook
street. The season at Brook street may
not open officially until Memorial day,
but some of the more enthusiastic mem
bers hope to have tryout as soon as the
latest fall of snow disappears.
More general use of green wood, as the
result of a shortage in dry wood, is
bound to result in an increase of chimney
Tres, according to Fire Chief c. b. Glad
ling, who adds that the only preventa-
i've is more frequent and careful clean
ng of ehimneys. Green wood, when
placed in furnace or stove, creates
more SCOT, and as the SCOT accumulates,
he draft lessons and fues are much =.
more apt to become clogged :
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TO RENT-Shedroom for few men wood
working shop. SO South Main street; w. A.
Lane. 25t3f
WANTED ~ Position as housekeeper by a
widow elderly; first-class references: address
"R. j L. Times Office. 25t4+
FOR SALE - A large 5-yr.-old registered
Guernsey COW. due to freshen Apr. % bred to
Jewels Chief of Fairview (3l193) this is the
great bull Smiths sold recently; also a dandy
registered bull, i6 months old. from this COW
and the above sire: j. A. Cumming, r. D. 2,
tel. 4s9-M. Barre. VT. 24t3s
WANT STOCK TO PASTURE, and a few
more potatoes for sale; tel. 397-1l. Frank
Machia. Orange. VT 25t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
WATERBURY,

| Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Robert
/ Dewey at St. Andrews church at l0:3t
tomorrow morning. Preceding this, at
Q O'Clock, Father Dewey celebrates mas.
at the hospital. The catechism classe.
are at 3 o'clock and the benedietion OF
the blessed sacrament at 7:30.
At the Congregational church, Rev. V
L. Smith, pastor of the federated
churches, breaches at the usual time. In
the evening the young peoples devotion
al meeting, and at s o'clock the stereop-
ticon lecture, The Story of Abraham .
"The Rosary which was given under
the auspices of ST. Andrews society.
drew good house and Melted tidy
sum for the organizations-K. of {. and
Red Cross.
The great patriotic pageant comes on
patriots day, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. b. Hayden are
again rejoicing over the birth Of another
great grandson. born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Slayton Of Montgomery The boy
has been named Hayden Alfred Slayton
This is Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden's fourth
great -grandchild.
Two real estate sales OF note have re-
Gently been made by W. +. Carroll The
Taylor home on Union street. one of the
best residences in town, has been bought
by Nat Sawyer. and NJ. J. Maloney has
bought the Mrs. b. A. Campbell home on
Elm street. Both Of these parties have
acquired valuable property.
The following officers were elected al
the annual meeting Of Waterbury chap
ter. X. \. NJ, Wednesday evening. T.. H.
T., +. }. Allen. king. H. H. Fullerton:
scribe, Guy &. Scott; treasurer. W. y.
Clark; secretary. d. G. Jones. C. H =. a.
Lamb; T.. = Max q Ayers. K. A e.,
W. y. Gilbert. n third veil William 4
Woods; n. seeuni veil. T. Z Mansfield
N first veil. r r Lewss tyler. g. ;
BlafssleiL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
MONTPELIER
Vermont Has Been Doing Good Work in
Surgical Dressings.

Miss Florence Cory and Mrs. A. w
Ferrin returned last evening from Bos-
ton, where they attended the conference
Of the Red Cross delegates from the New
England states They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Frank Robinson and Miss
Phelps of Barre. Montpelier's quota in
the drive that will be made next month
is understood to be about $4,000, ac-
cording to figures obtained by those who
went to Boston. The fact was made
known at the conference that Vermont is
second to Massachusetts in the number
of surgical dressings that have been sent
out and that the New England division
il the leading division of the country, so
that the Nermonters had reason to feel
highly pleased over their work. The To-
cal chapters will be called upon to double
their output in the coming months.
Women will be asked to give four hours
a day of their time and many other i'm
portant actions were taken. 1t was one
Of the best meetings the Montpelier
members have ever attended.
IT is understood that on Friday there
was made to the secretary of the board
of charities and probation a very fiatter-
ing proposition that the proposed deten-
ton home for dependent and neglected
children be located in the southern part
of the state. The property is offered
practically without expense and is fully
equipped 1t will take care of IS chill
dren Mr.. Jeffrey this morning declined
to discuss the matter.
Z. O. Stone, who has for several years
been employed in the Lane Manufactur
ing company's machine shop, has finished /
work and gone to the southern part of |
the state, where he has employment.
Company | gave dance in their
armory Friday evening that was attend /
ed by about 40 couples in spite of the
stormy weather. CAROLS orchestra fur
nished music.
Gov. H. f. Graham has appointed as
justice Of peace in Wallingford, Ray
mond X. Bragg, in place of Addison G.
Stone. deceased.
At the special meeting Of Aurora lodge
of Masons held Friday evening, the first
and second degrees were conferred upon
Rev Mr. Clark of Worcester. The third
degree will be worked next Tuesday
evening.
w. f. Jeffrey returned last evening
from Burlington, where he spoke at a
OF the women IN that city fela-
tive to child problems as he finds them in
his department.
The general sentiment about the State
House seems to be that the work of NOV
ing the state library from the annex of
the capitol to the new building will be
commenced next week. Judge John II.
Watson said few days ago that he ex-
poets the supreme court will occupy the
building at its May term of court The /
inside finish is done but the rugs have Z
not been laid, although they will be in
few days. Ralph Ide of Marshfield is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for motorcycle
with side car attached my 1910 5-passenger
Ford. better than a new one; C. II. Taft, Roy
alton, VT 25t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13

Preston H. Graves. who died April at
his home in Kirby, had held the office of
town clerk for 4s years. He had also
been a selectman for about 40 years. He
represented the town a number of times
in the legislature, was assistant Judge
four years and county senator in 1902.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Barre Board
of Trade will be held Tuesday evening,
April l6. Business of the meeting, cleo
tion OF officers and any other proper
business. Meeting viii be held in the
granite manufacturers hall on third floor
of the c. W. Averill block
H. A. Phelps, Clerk.
Barre, VT, April 2, 1918.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
UHLIAMSTOWN

Will be in Williamstown at McAllis-
ter's store. April 10 and IL, with nice
line of spring and summer hats. Mrs.
A. NJ. Carroll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1918.
The Weather

Snow in the interior aud rain on th,
coast tonight. Sunday partly cloudy
and somewhat cooler; moderate 10 fresh
northwest winds.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-06
UMRTf KRAJANA.

Pc delsi trapne nemoci, ze-
mrel vcera v II 80 hod. ma "a
padni strane chvalne znamy
krajan p. Josef Stedronsky.
Pochazel z Varvazova u Pisku
a v Americe dlel 81 roku. Jan
Josef St6dronsky byl jeden> z
tech, ktery po celou dobu po-
,ctivou praci obstaraval nutnG
potreby pro svou cetnou rodi-
nu. X radu Cesti Bratri, {. 1O3
c. S. P. s. patril cd zalozeni,
vykonaval spolehlive cetne IRA
dy a byl pilnym navstevovate-
lem schdzi az do DOLBY sveho
onemocneni. Jeho primou mi
lou povahou ziskal 81 sirsi kruh
pratel, kteri jej ctili a 81 vazili.
Pohreb bude konan We stfedu
We 2:3O hod. z Ceske Sine So
kol ma hrbitov West Park Wy
praven bude pohrobnikem p
Frant. Fantou. Truchlici rodi.
(ne projevujem nasi uprimnou
lscustrast.
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NAHRAzENf ZTRACENYCH
SPOLKOVYCH BONDU.

Kdyz Liberty bondy Sc ztra
tt, jsou ukradeEy anebo znice-
ny, postfzcny mattel 'dopise
ma Division of Loans and Cur
rency of the Treasury Depart
ment We Washingtonu a sef di-
wise te, William S. Broughton,
sveri zalezitost k vysetreni a
cdporuceni takovych krokG,
jez by vedly k nahrazeni bon
dG, zene. Jmeno teto zeny jest
Miss ,R. l.. Lindsey a ia ridi pra
ci vysetrovanim podobnyck
pfipadu spojenou, jiz celou ra-
du let. = "Pouze registrovant
bondy, kdyz Sc ztrati nebc jsou
ukradeny, jsou duplikovany,'
pravila, "ackoliv kuponove Dor
dy, jez byly zniceny, mohou By
tt nahrazeny "a jistych podm
mex. Caste Sc stava, re opalent
zbytky bondd poslany jsou po
kladnimu Department. mno
he podivne priciny udavany
|jsou pro zjev ten. O kazden
'pripade see jedna tax, jak toht
! zaslouzi, v souhlase Sc znenin
zakona, jenz dotycny pripat
spravuje a kdekoliv odskodn,
jest NONE vzdy jest povo
leno."
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z cINNOSTI VcELEK.

S velikou radosti cteme zpra
WI, re Pomocny Odbor Zen, &c
skos.ovenske Narodni Rady
(Vcelky), opetnG zahaji svoJi
divadelni cirnost, a sice ze Sc
hraji 3 jednoaktovky, ktere Sc
p3al mas zaslouzilv pracovnik,
prof. F. Pisecky.
Prof. Pisecky dial provozova
Ct pravo Vcelkam, ku sehrani
nadherneho tohoto .dila je-
jich prospech.
Vsechny tri jednoaktovky
jsou dila krasna, procit6na a
literarne velice cenna, spadaji-
ci do nynejsi valecne DOLBY.
Zkratka, jest to novinka n.y.
nejsim case vzacna, ponevadz
rasledkem valky, zadne move
divadelni kusy nedostavame.
Pomocny Odbor "VCELEK"
jiz jednou zavdecil Sc nasemu
'obecenstvu beZvadnym sehra-
MIN divadla "Zlata", a z toho
duvodu doufame, re sehranim
t6chto divadel Pomocny Odbor
VCELEK, dodela Sc opetneho
Gspechu. Prave nyni jest potre
ba Vcelkam co MONA nejvice
penez ku zakoupeni vlny Nd
,sveatry a ponozky pro nasi hr
dinnou armadu We Francii a M
Sibifi "a protoz vyzyvame mass
Ceskoslovensky citlci obecen
stvO, by Sc ma zminene pred
staveni v plnem poctu dostavi
To-. Listky predprodeji u pan
Vackove vedle Narodni Sine.
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AG1rACE PRO OSBORNE
ZNAMKY.
Ddlezita schize v Ceske Narod-
nj Sini ma Broadway.

Clevelandsky agitacni vybor
tvoTi $50 clenG, kteri jsou rozde
leni ma pet kompanii 8 Roland
L. Meachamem v cele. Pro pfi
sti tyden pripravuje Sc agitace
We velkych prumyslovych zavo
dech. Dire zprav agitacniho W.
boru Nemci dilnach zamest-
mani agitaji proti kupovani INA
mex techto. Je to tax obzvlaste
u Cleveland Welding & Manu-
featuring Co., kde zamestnan
je c. Nagel, byvaly ddstojnlk
nemecke zaskodne lodi Emden.
j. Wageman prinesl zpravu, ze
ma 5000 zamestnancl u Cleve
land Railway Co. Sc zavazalo
koupiti kazdy tyde "a 81 uspor
nych znamek.
V Acme Woollen Mills Co.
ma zap. 70. ul. budou. Sc prlsti
tyden O 1880 rano konati pred
nasky v ceske, italske meme
cke reci o nutnosti kupovani L.
spornych znamek. Konaji sc
rripravne prace k poradani
schuzi u Peerles Motor Co. a
Locw Manufacturing Co. V me
ste nasem must byti jeste upsa
no "a S5,OO0,000 uspornych
znamek, ably dosahnuta byla III
cena kvota. Ably obnos ten byl
oosazen, jest nutnb, ably kazdy
zakoupil co MONA nejvice tech
to znamek a obzvlaste my Ces
ma ktere' pohlizi nejen zdejs4
|v5hor, ale vlada washington
ska, jake ma vzorne obcany tett
zeme.
Ably dspornych znamek bylt
20 MONA nejvice nami Cechy
odebrano, coz muze Sc stati je
nom, zvysenou agitaci, svolans
je dhes >vecer verejna schdze
do Narodnl Sine, ma ktere 81
bude jednat jak ma byti agits
ce vedena by skoncila uspesne
Jako dobri obcane teto zemt
name povinnosti, ktere musi
me plniti a nynejsi tezke dob
jest svatou povinnosti jednoh'
kazdeho z mas re .vsech sill pot
porovati nasi vladu v jejim o
hromnem boji "a svetovou de
mokracii.
Dnes vecer kazdy pfijd' d.
H.. schIze do Nar0dni sine! -
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Tkf Sc ,UToPILI.

: Pri velkem vedru vcera, mno
no lidi hledalo dlevu v koupa-
nj. Jak policii bylo oznameno,
Kenneth Graham, Is roku,
7713 Farce ave-, vcera v pole
dne kdyz v tovarne Mckinney
Co. pojedl sve zakusky, sel Sc
vykoupat do blizkeho kanalu,
kde Sc utopil. Spoludelnfci. no
vytahli. Ambulance byl pax do
praven do st. Alexis nemocni-
&c, kde vzdor velke namaze Ii
vota vice nenabyl.
Nick Motok, rs rokI a Dan
Patrosk 80 rokl, 1905 Herman
ave., Sc koupali V rybniku v Do
yer. Kdyz Patrosk videl, re Mo
tok Sc topi, prispel mu ku po-
moci zdstali oba pod vodou.
Tela obou pax vytahl Roy Da-
riels, 1892 Detroit ave. Lake
wood, a nechal je dopravit do
pohrobnickeho 1stavu J. A.
asticka v Lakewood.
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OBROVSkA KORNA.

Madison, Wis. - Statni po-
kladnik Henry Johnson sc wy
slovil, re ma jedno z nejlepsich
kukuricnych poll v celem sta
tn, vyzval kazdeho, kdo by
tomu neveril, by Sc o pravd6
SLOW jeho prijel presvedcit ma
mistO samotne. Tvrdil, ze minu
lou nedeli sam meril jednotlive
stonky, z nichz skoro kazdy je
10 stfevicu a z palc1 vysoky
Je pry to nejlepsi korna jakou
vdbec kdy jeste podarilo Sc mu
vypestiti.
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459 AMERICANA PABLO.
DAISf SEZNAM PERSEIINGOVYCEI
ZTRAT v BITVACH We W.
SEKU SOISSONS- -REMES.
uEvELANDAN, CETAR JOS. KOSTALEK 3s45
VYCH A. UL. MEZI VAZNE RANENYMI;
M PODLESNY TOLEDO RANAM
PODLEHL.

General Pershing dnesnm seznamu amerckych ztrat
btvach u Marry a vyseku SossonsRemes zaznamenava
TIC padc ranenych pohresovanych akci pablo 459
pesfch voind 73 ranam sm podehlo Zraty stau Ohio
cin AZ mesta Clevelandu 8.
CechI mezi tezce ranenymi Clevelandany nachaz Sc
Josef Kosaek 3845 ych 52 u Tyz clta 22 roxy p
hlasl dobroyone Tadovym pesm 1917, Fran
jest mesice pred svym vsupem vojsku pracoval zde
tovarnach rmy Central Brass Manufacturing Co.. 62O3
Cedar Ave.
Dali clevelandske zraty slovensky pesak Jan Ku
lowiak 42O Cleveland Road, padl akc; NJ Moran, 1892
vych ILL., padl akci Peterson 8003 Simon Ave. pad
akci; Jan Cieaskewicz 63O1 Hosner Ave-, podehl ra
man, Fratisek Kecky (Kecka?) 26j7 vych AZ ul tezce
zran6n w. Rasmussen, 100 vych 30 u, pad v boil
seznamu ztrat statu Ohio nachazme jmeno Mat. Pod
lesnyho PA Oak ILL., Toledo byvaeho Sokola enz ranam
ma francouzskem bojisti podlehl.
Pesak V. Vobejda Lodge Pole, S. D.. padl akc
Pesak P Jahoda Rowan Pa, padl akc.
Pesak Josef Tomsik, Peru ILL.,. podleh ranam.
Pesak Jan Novak Chicago byl tezce ranen
P4sak M Cerny New Yorku podlehl ranam.
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