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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06

resolution condcmning Senator
LnFollette was passed by a vote
of SO to 81 in the state assembly
this afternoon.
After twenty-four hours of self
prisonment in the state, house the as
sembly. deadlocked over the anti-La-
Toilette resolution this forenoon.
reached a compromise which broke
the deadlock.
A conference committee, consisting
of Assemblyman Chapple, w. l.. Smith
and Poole. representing the loyalists.
and Nordman. Kent and Rosa of the
LaFollette forces was formed.
A program devised by the commit
tee was carried out. Chapple withdrew
his motion for the previous question,
which had offended the LaFollette
wing by shutting off debate. An
amendment by w. l.. Smith. socialist,
can, were permitted; and As minutes
given each side for debate. The So
cialist. amendment and that of Rosa
differed but little. That Of the latter
asked condemnation of the senator
axaIt;Teal proof Of distoyalty through
and urging i'm.
mediate judgn16nt.a from the senate
committees. The socialist amendment
omitted the plea to the senate. !,
The socialist amendment was voted
on first and lost, 20 to 81. I!
Smith and Rosa spoke briefly, the
latter insisting on the Sfnsufficiency OF
current gossip and newspaper infor-
nation as a basis for correct judg-
ment. fr
Assemblymen Thomas and Donnel.
~, the latter democrat, accused the
senior senator Of hampering and op.
posing the government at every turn
Senator LaFollette has done many
things which admife. but his record
on the war is not among Them" said
Mr.. Donnelly.
Assem- blyman ,o'Brien, democrat
who had been reckoned a friend Of
the senator. attacked him. So
Go. through the state and fine
where recruiting has been slow. Rec
Cross work slack and the sale of wal
bonds restricted, and there you will
find the friends Of Bob J4aFollette,
said O'Brien.
The resolution passed by the sen
ate a week ago. and by the assembl,
today, follows:
The people of the state. of wis
consin always have stood and Away
will stand squarely behind the ma
tional government in all things which
die eoseHlidi " UFlHS the present Wa
to successful end, and we con
denim Senator haFollette and all 9th
ers who have failed to see the right
eousness of our national cause, VIII,
have failed to support our govern
ment in matters vital to the winnin,
Of the war. and we denounce an!
attitude or utterance of theirs which
has tended to incite sedition anon,
the people of our country and to in
jure Wisconsin's fair name before tn,
free people Of the world.''
A resolution which world hay,
suspended judgment until after. tn,
report of the senate investigating
committee. lost by only four votes
ayes ~. nays As.
Assemblyman Evjue, who will
/ Rosa led the fight for La Toilette
pointed out in debate that structure
on the senator's war attitude had re
suited in three libel suits. He urge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
OLDEST ITALIAN OFFICER.

Rome. March 6.-The oldest officer
in the Italian army is Count francesca
Pais-Serra who, on the celebration of
his eightieth birth recently, was by
royal decree promoted to the rank of
colonel. Count Pais-Serra served as
a volunteer with Garibaldi in 1S66-67
during the first war for a greater
Italy. and later in 1901 when he
was colonel. He joined the present
war as a volunteer lieutenant
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
SENATOR la TOILETTE
CONDEMNED TODAY BY
A! |! VOTE OF s. TO g

that the senate committee alone was
in position to- judge him.
Senator La Toilette is either loyal
or disloyal." said Mr.. Evjue, If dis
loyal he should be kicked from the
senate" :.
He said that La Toilette never has
been guilty of such attacks on the
president as has Theodore Roosevelt.
t"Why does not the same standard
of patriotism apply? he asked.
He accused newspapers of distort-
ing facts against La Toilette and as
serted that capitalists were back of
the propaganda attacking him.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06

London. Tuesday. March 5.--Com-
mander Carlyon Hallaires. unionist
member for Maidstone. in the house of
commons today gave submarine sink
ings of merchantmen as averaging
10000 tons weekly in January and
$4,000 tons weekly in February
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
Will Not Submit.

y
Petrograd, Tuesday, March 5.-The
Bolshevik leaders are prepared to
withdraw even as far as to the Ural
mountains rather than submit to the
defeat of the revolution. said Leon
Trotzky. Bolshevik foreign minister,
in an interview today with the Asso-
ciated Press.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
Trcdwcil at Pe&roerad.

American Consul Tredwell has re-
turned to Petrograd along with Ray-
mond Robins, head of the permanent
Red Cross commission to Russia
Removal Of the government to Mos
COW probably will compel them to 80
there also.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
ST. CHARLES STAYS WET.

{ Winona, Mimi. Mar. 5.-St. Charles,
initiating the local option balloting I'M
southern Minnesota. today. voted by
a majority of thirty-six votes to re-
tain it's six saloons.
+. A weekffrom today dozen other
cities and villages in this section will
decide the fate of saloons.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
GRAIN IN TOBACCO FIELDS.

San Juan, Porto Rico. March g..
Tobacco planters all over the island.
realizing how serious the food short
age has become and that Porto Rico
must be made as nearly self-support-
food crops in March. After the to-
bacco crop is, harvested, corn and
beans will be grown.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06

London. March 81 Ohicial -
lioNncements wass made by the ad-
miYNlty stOAAy that the. British armed
|mstcaAtiie 'crIi19f C4fg1rtan was tor
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
THE WEATHER.

North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Thursday: warmer
tonight and In cast portion
Thursday.
Minnesota: Generally fair
tonight and Thursday; rising
temperature.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
Downfall Is Near.

= Refusal, of the peace treaty by tlt4
congress when it meets at Moscow
next week probably will cause ths
downfall of Lenine and Trotzky, if
they do not resign beforehand. A; sec
ton of the Bolsheviki is said tob1ean
toward the social revolutionists Of the
left. who have been opposed to the
Lenine regime and inclined to DO
friendly to the entente allies. although
favorable to an immediate general
peace.
Apparently Germany unwittingly
played into the hands of the ALL Rus
sian congress by granting a respite
before the treaty should be ratified.
Reports from Petrograd indicate that
the congress and allied organizations
will use the intervening days in re-
cruiting an army and preparing for
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Continued on Page 20
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DEADLOCK in
ASSEMBLY IS
HARD TOBREAK
Socialist Amendment Voted
on First and Lost by, Big.
,- Margin.
lN
O'Brien says Friends Of Sen
ator Can be Found in
Some Sections.

Madison, Wis. March S.-The
resolution. condcmning Senator,
LnFollette was passed by a vote
Of SO to 81 In the state assembly
this afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06

The. robbers. it is said. obtained less
than half Of the money on the table.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06
POPULATION IS
FLEEING WITH
The OFFICIALS.
Refusal of Peace Treaty
May Mean Downfall
of Leaders.
Arrnistice Being Used to Re
cruit New Army for ].
Russians. +

Pctrograd is being evacuated by
the Bolshcyik government. Mos
COW, the ancient capital, is to
again become the seat of the Rus
sian government. while Petrograd
is 10 BIC made a free port
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-06

10 ~ OS A1AaAAO ~ AAVS ktVh
The population Of PetroErad II
quitting it hurriedly and various gov
ernment departments are removing
further inland away from the German
invader. Bolshevik councils in Mos
cow and the provinces are said 70 be
more opposed to the Germans and 4
separate peace than those in Petro+
grad.
Previous reports that the hard
terms Of the German '...>e treaty,
which take from Russia thousands Of
square pliles in Europe and Asia.
would not be accepted by the all-
Russian congress of workmen's and
soldiers delegates, indicated also that
the non-peace elements in the Boil
shevik ranks were gaining the upper
hand. Evacuation of Petrograd Was
mentioned as one Of the measures the
war party proposed.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04

I HAVE FOR SALE 10 acres on North Central Ave. that will make someone a lovely home place. at an eX tremely low price, considering the location and quality of the land. This place lays near the carline and has a row of large olive trees at the front.
 20 acres. just off Grand Ave. at $25o per acre with small house and plenty of shade. Soil superb and terms right.
 40 acres on carline, north, good house, good fencing. good location and good land Price and terms right.
 so acres, north, on car line. at $1S0 per acre. s4000 cash. remainder less than rent.
 All the above are Al water proposi- tions and cannot be beat for price and terms. I also have several other good buys in country and city property. have found a good portion of the Salt River valley and know a good buy when I see it. Will be glad to call for you and see any of these.
 CARL s. ROUSSEAU 1150 F. Fillmore Phone S405, D
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04

5 ACRES, RIGHT IN TOWN ON THOMAS ROAD. LARGE MODERN HOUSE, BARN, WELL LOTS OF SHADE, FINE ORCHARD. PEACH : ES, PEARS, ALMONDS. FIGS, PLUMS, GRAPES AND BERRIES. ALSO ROSES AND OTHER FLOW FRS. ONLY s400o. $500. DOWN, BALANCE LONG TIME.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
Rooms and Board
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished room with screen room, modern conveniences. No sick. References required. SIS North Fifth street n
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
For Sale-Live Stock

~e~sNe~s>re"r>~s""s~~s"> ~<~s''>~sN~~n~~>~~~es~~
 HORSES. 1900 and 1900 lbs; 2
 mules, HOO lbs. J. M. Lane, care of Buckeye ranch. Palo eVrde, Ariz. D
 TWENTY yearling steers and heif- CTS for sale, s2S, or will trade for cows. 4 miles east on Tempe road. F mile north Baltz school. R. w. Hales.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
For Sale-Live Stock

FANCY bay stallion colt. two years old next Januafy. Hunter stock. Price s100. Dam, Lady Ardmore, Sire, Doc tor Clark II. Phone 374S. Close in.
 If
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
CASA GRANDE VALLEY QUICK SALE GAINS-RELIN-
 IAIr I AII

CASA NNANDL WALLET QO1Ch
 SALE ARGAINS-RELIN-
 QUISHMENTS so acres, finest soft loam soil. 40 feet to water and under canal. The best 80 in valley, $500. 160 acres, water at 50 feet. $500. 32O acres, water at 2S feet, on line of new railroad. fine soil. s10 per acre.
 Two 320-acre entries, they can't be beat. Both for only 5000. 640-acre stock relinquishment entry S640.
 $40 acres state lease at s1.25. If you want land, buy now.
 $. c. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. First Ave. Cheighton Bldg. If
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04

35 ACRES CLOSE TO CENTRAL AND OSBORN SCHOOL. 4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, BATH, ETC. FENCED WITH 6 FOOT CHICKEN WIRE, LARGE BARN. FINE WE'LL AND POWER PUMP, FRUIT TREES, MILO MAIZE, ETC. A GARDEN SPOT. TAKES ONLY s750 CASH DOWN, BALANCE MONTHLY IF DESIRED.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
For Rent-Land

FOR RENT-Twenty acres rest of season or longer; with team, tools. COW, chickens, fruit, garden, etc. All in crop in first class condition. Alfalfa. cotton, maize. A ranch home ready to step into. $750 cash necessary. Kidd. 3 miles north of Six Points. Phone 26J2. It
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
For Sala@Houses
GOOD OGESs==

s1000-A 3-room house, on easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
A LITTLE FAD" BUT A BIG OPPORTUNITY

Wanted-We have an excellent 160 acres, about miles west of Peoria which the owner wishes to exchange for Phoenix property as he is not in position to develop this land. This 160 with S25 an acre spent for develop ment will sell quickly for $50 an acre. Price s9,600. Clear Will take clear for part or full amount.
 SEE MIR. FISHER
 DAVE REALTY co.
 126 N Central Phone 3599. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
MUST SELL

MUST SELL
 20 acres, best of sandy loam soil. 21a acres bearing peaches; other fruit. 5 acres alfalfa, F acres cotton, worth s200O. 3-room adobe house. lR miles from Chandler All goes for s5OOo, part terms. Owner old and crippled. Daughter in California recovering from operation. Must have money and sell within 10 days. Address E. W. Mon roe, Chandler Ariz. l JUST THINK acres and a room house. all for s2500; close to car line. Make your home bring you in a living by raising chickens and keep a COW and work in town. Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N. 2nd Ave. Phone 410S. l
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04

s1750-Nice, modern. frame house, close in. $500 down, balance s20 a month
 $3000-6-room modern brick house. lot 50x200 feet; can be- bought for $500 down and $50 month. This in cludes interest. Place renting for $50. A snap if taken at once.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
BIG VALUES IN LITTLE PROPERTIES

ONE ACRE. GOOD LITTLE HOUSE, NEAR CAR LINE. ALL PAGE FENCED. ONLY S1150. $500 DOWN, BALANCE s20 MONTHLY.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04

5 ACRES. small house, good or chard, fine well of water, close to city. Has acres in good cotton. which goes with the place. Price s2650. Can be had on good terms. See MT. Baum, Tolleson Land & Cattle Co.,. 10S North Central Ave. We handle the real bar gains.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-04
For Sale-Miscellaneous
AUCTION SALE First Ave. and Jefferson

~~SNssN~s~~Nes~N~e~~s~ ~s~rS>~s~r~>~srs~N~rsrNNN
 AUCTION SALE
 First Ave. and Jefferson
 Furniture all kinds, also horses, chickens, harness, buggies. Sales Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sell at o'clock. You will like our way of sell ing your goods. Don't sell without a call from us. Phone 3093. The Biehl Auction House. bs FOR SALE-Milo maize. Phone 3J5. m
 MEMS clothing and furniture goods store for sale. Good money maker; owner has to go east. High class store. up-to-d date fixtures and high grade stock worth 40 per cent more than asked. Responsible party with s7000 cash can handle proposition. Address box 6SN. Republican. It
 FOR SALE-Solid leather suit case at half value, in fine condition; can be seen at 316 North Fifth St., Sum- day. 1t
 BOYLE-DAYTON air operated gasoline pump with either 1SO or 6So gallon tank. Smith, Hughes & Co.
 10-foot showcase. one piece, plate glass top.
 Wicker library table with plate glass top and two chairs to match.
 Kookkeepers high desk.
 Phone 2019 Sunday A. M. or 60e Monday. It
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
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vLNY BUDE DOsT.

q v naSem m6st6 kona Sc pri-
tonne narodni Sized majitelI
tovaren ma damske obleky a "a
vcerejsiho zaselani oznameno,
re vlada brzy odvola svuj "a
kon ohledne vlny a dotcene sve
zasoby rovnez ze rozproda, pa
xii valka byla jiz ukoncena. O.
cekava Sc, ze zasoby americke
vlny budou uvolneny vladou jiz
pfisti tyden. Tim nenf vsak re-
ceno, ze damsky vlneny Sat bu-
de levnejsf. Naopak bude pry o
25 procent drazsi a to nasled-
KEN drahoty vyroby. Vysvetlu-
je tax delegat Harry New, Glen
zdejsi krejcovske firmy Ian
desmann-H -Hirschheimer Co. Phi
sti damske mody budou Sc pry
Tfdit die vzor6 parizskych a
newyorskych.
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BUDoU PRoPUsTENI.
Socialists Ruthenberg, Wagon
lknecbl q Baker vrsti Sc Z cam
tohske pracovny pondsli.
tPristf pondelf budou propu-

steni z cantonske pracovny So
cialiste a Cleveland'ane C. E.
Ruthenberg, Alfred Wagen-
knecht a Charles Baker. z Ha-,
milton, @. Pdvodn6 nell stravit
We vazbe rok. pon6vadz vsak
chovai Sc zvlast posledni do
bu vzorn6. diva m9sfce bylv Jim
odpust6ny. Ruthenberg, bvvalV
kandidat mavorstvi ma zdeisi
soc. tickete, pHsobil v robotar-
ne v Canton iako vvpomocnV
.ncetni. Wagenknecht pracoval
We staii a Baker ma nadvori. Bv
Ii spoletne zdeisim spolkovvm
soudem %. cervence r. 1917
pro poburovarf odsouzeni. W.
citalo Sc Jim. ze broiili proti nu
cenenu odvodu. aeitovali profit
valecne politice SrOienVch Sta
tt a taz iinak osv6dtili Sc b1ti
nelovalnimi.
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Wl!sSl Wl! WS'Sl
BRZY 20 SNATKU.

32lety James Wilson, 12OO7
Robertson ave., pozadal soudce
Vickefse o tax zvany 'habeas
corpus" rozkaz, kterymzto roz
kazem Frank, Mary, Berta, EN-
ma Milada Klimesovi, 49O6
Mead ave., mel byt pfinuceni
k "vydani" jeho choti, byvale
81. Thelmy Votypkove, jiz pry
chovaji We sve residence jako
"v9zenku". Soudce zadosti je-
no vsak nevyhovel, ponevadz
dotcsna mlada pant k choti, sve
mu navratit Sc vnbec nechce.
Nevi pry ami, proc Sc "a Wilso-
ma vlastne provdala. Stalo Sc
tax pred peti dny, minulou So
botu.
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POzAR. MA EUCLID AVE.
Cuyahoga Builders Supply Co.,
utrpela sk,dy $4,000.

V pisarne firmy Cuyahoga
Building Supply Co., 16SO1 Eu-
cid ave., vznikl, vdara odpole-
dne pozar, ktery rozsirif Sc ma
celou dotcenou budovu, take
skoda obnasi $4,000. Mnoho
stavebniho materialu bylo zni-
ceno haa'ci nell obtlzny nkol,
ponsvadz vapno, vodouv hadic
zasazene, vyvozovalo otravne
plyny a zabranovalo hasic1m v
postupovanf. Wink plamend ne
byl zjisten, pojistenf ie vsak do
statecne. Mimo zminene kance
larske budovy firme vyhofelo
skladist6 jakoz j nekolik pff-
stavkG. Pfisla temer o vsechen
svGj material, shorelo nekolik
aut povozd a jednu chvili pla
men / ma souselnf block dole
hal, take hasicGm posila mu-
sela byt zajistena.
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KRITISUJE MESTSKE SKOLY


V hotelu Winton pofadan ie
nritomnG narodnf Sized ucitelu
u amer. obchodnfch skol. Wee
ra ieden z deleg5tu tvrdil, ze
vvucovanf v naSich vere infch
skolach renf pry dokonale.
Mluvnice ie pry v. m9stskvch
nizsich vyssich skolach zane
dbavana hlaskovanf rovn6z.
v rodobnych skolach mnohdy
zakGm isou poskvtovanv drnlo
nv. ackoliv We sve studii malo
nrV pokrocili. Konvence ncite-
III 2 obcholnfch skol tudfz od-
porucnie. abv We vVchov9 v era
~arnfch skolach bvlo lin pokra
covano. efmz stndje v obchod-
Mich skolach bndou ulahcenv.
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{ JUB1LEUM.

Sbor Antonio Celakovska {.
rs, S. p, j.. "a sve ned9lni schd
re oslavil zaroven sve 2llete
trvani pri kterezto prilezitosti
pfedsedka pant Anna Mally
pfedstavila nejstarsi clenkyni
. zakladatelku sboru, 70letou
PAM Annu Pankovou, jez v reci
sve leila pocatky cisla 25, gra
tulurc nynejsfm dfednicim "a
veskerou snahu v prosp6ch sbo
ru celfci. Royn9z pochvalila "a
sluhy spoluzakladatelek pi. A.
Mkesove, K. Huspaskove, A.
Kuchafove, "A. MalIe 4 Almost
ky Bubakove, kterazto sestra
pfitomne " cechach prodleva.
Vzpomenuto ter zaslnh vyslou
zile predsedky PAM Amy Frie-
dlove a namestky panf Jos. Kr-
chove, nacez jubilejnfm sborem
.darovano $25 do vinku cesko-
'Slovenske republiky. Ma konec
schnze v9novana Gestna vzpo-
mfnka zesnuvsi1 sestre Amy
Skalove a p9kny dychanek "a
okrouhlil jubilejni eau slavnost
" Narodni Sfni vyfizenou.
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zRANEN vYsTAvNf BoM-
BOY,

. as : 80
sestnactilaty Frank Januse-
vic, 1851 .vych. 20 ul., nalezl
vcera veeer Y mistech, kde ne
davno bitevnf manevry u VISTA
vist6 ma Lakeside ave. Sc pofa-
daily, malou bombu, tax IVA
ny rucni granat. Bomba byla o.
patrena doutnakem, kteryzto
doutnak Januaevic We sve I'VE
,davosti lined nazehl. Jinoch lie
II pfftomn6 v nemocnici, kde
amputovano mu nekolik prsth
brave rukv a kde jine rany
budou mu leceny.
Granat totiz vvbuchl a ieho
'stTepinv zmrzacily hochovl pra
Wei a zarvly Sc mu do prsou.
Stav neopatrn6ho mladfka je
sice vazny, lee nikoli zivotu me-
bezpecny. Osudny granat zapo
.menut patrne ma bojisti KITE
ryms vojfnem.
1CSl NWcSl
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MISs W!ssl s!
AUTolsTE We vAzBE.

Policie zatkla vcera JOS. Yea
la q J.. .Marshe, l4513 Scioto
Ave. ma obzalobu, re zavinili
smrt 22lete osetrovatelky ne
mocnych, 81. Magdy Storyove z
Delphia, Pa. M'nulou stredu
vyjmenovana divka chtela pre-
jiti u vych. 10 ul. Euclid ave. a
byla t6zce poranena automobi-
lem Marshem vlastnenym a
Vealem rfzenym. 81. Storyova
skonala brzy po nestesti v HUI
ron nemocnici a zatcenym bu-
de dokazovano, ze jeli tehda
ukvapene svou bezohlednosti
skon mlade one danny ze "a
vinili.
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PozADA,o DkLo.

Mavor Davis Odiede pfiSti tf
den do Washingtonu. aby WIFI
dill tam n9ktere administrator
zalezitosti zaroven pozAdal
vafecny department. aby Cleve
lardu bvlo darovano n9kter6
ddlo. pfitomr6 ma hradbach
Met stojicf. Pakli vlada mavO-
rovi vvhovi. dotcen6 velke d4lo
pripadne snrlarn. kde rozesta-
vena json liz della z obcanske
re spanelske vAlkv iakoz Jed
ma houfnice. slonzfcf America
Nun "a druhe valkv s Anglif.
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RYBAkSKA ZABAVA.

Pfatele rybarskeho sportu
jakoz The Old Kentucky Fish
ing g. Outing Klubu jsou co nej
5rdecneji zvani ma Soukromou
Zabavu poradanou jmenova-
ny.n >klubem dnesnim dnem Y
dtulnych mistnostech Sokolov-
ny ma Wendell ave. V posledni
den kdy dovoleno bylo v Ame-
rice variH Gambrindv napoj
pfijd'te Sc rozveseliti pokud
nam ma kost sucho toto pot4-
Semi nevezme. Pfi zabave Icin
kuje hudba p. Karla Hrinka,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
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ZANECHANf VYROBY PIVA

Dnes pdl noci bude zastave
ma vyroba piva v celych Spoje-
nych Statech, tedy i v Ohio,
kterezto valecne vladni opatre-
nj potrva al do podepsani sv9-
toyeho miru; statni prohbice v
Ohio vejde v platnost 27. kvet
ma. Vzhledem ku obmezeni W.
roby kvasenych napojI, pristi
pond6li tisfce pivovarnfch del
nlkd v zemi Pride o zamestna
nj, ponxvadz jen n9ktere pivo-
vary budou Sc zabyyat vyrobou
n&pojh temperencnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
NAsE ZTRATY.
Jan Prochazka padl ' boji, Ka-
rel B;rhanzl sc pohfesuie.

Ma dnesnin seznamu amer.
ztrat We Franeii ie celkem
1921 jmen padlych, ranenych
neb pohresovanych 2 tech 16
ma Cleveland'any pripada, me-
ri nimiz nachazejf Sc tez diva
vojini ceskeho pIvodu: Jan
Pr,chazka. 4213 Broadway
padl v boil Karel Birhanzl,
3411 vVch. 70 ul. ie newest
MN. Oba pN'ralezeli narodnf
armsd6 a svii voienskv vycvik
'zi-kali v tabore Sherman.
P2sak Prochazka bvl podd1
stoinikem a Birhanzl prostfm
voifnem.