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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

c~yalnych pozycyi policyjnych.
Przeni6s} 81 czlonkow policyi
Najwiecej dotkniete jest biuro de
tektywow. Szef zada, azeby dete.
ktywi zajeli sic istotnie tenn, CO
ich nazwa wskazuje, t. ]. Sledze.
MEM zbrodniarzy.
- Siedm mil Cd Aurora po-
ciag, wiozacy zo}nierzy i cywil-
nych W liczbie so, najechai ma
.pociag pasazerski ma kolei Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy.
Dwoch zo}nierzy zostalo zabitych,
siedmiu pokaleczonych. Pociag
wioz} zo}nierzy z Camp Grant ma
gre piikowa do Camp Taylor.
- Prok. federalny Clyne wyja-
viii wczoraj oskarzenia przeciw
trzem byiym urzednikom tutej.
szego biura awiatycznego, kto-
rych skandaliczna gospodarka
wykryta zosta}a W sledztwie, pre-
prowadzonem przez C. T. Hughe
sa. Glownego z mich, C. I. Ho-
gue'a, wczoraj przywieziono pod.
straza z Nowego Yorku. Drugi
nazywa sic L. M. Simpson i obec.
ME mieszka W Los Angeles, a
drugi jest porucznikiem w Armit
i nazywa sic Elmer Conner. Hoeue
jest oskarzony o sza1ona rozrzu.
tnosc. d.
- Florence SIENNA, murzynka,
pacyentka W zakladzie ola obla-
kanych w Dunning, wczoraj uto-
piaa sic W iazni przypadkowo.
- 10 os6b zostaio pokaleczo-
nych w kolizyi automobil6w W
Oak Park, ma rogu ulic Ridge
land ave. i Jackson Blvd. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
NRONIKA
IN MIEJSCOWAkA
MA FUNDUSZ ~REKREACYJ-
NY luz ZEBRANO $1,000, 900.

Ma fundusz, nazwany oficyal.
ME United War Work Fund,
"a ktorym k~ampania rozpoczyna
sic dopiero w biezacym tygodniu
juz zebrano w przeszlym tygo-
dniu W Chicago $1,3o7,0OO. .
Jak wiadomo, w Rampant tel
ma bye zebrany w caiym kraju
.fundusz w sumie $4,000 900,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

An excerpt from her letter written
from Mill Iron, Mont, is as follows;
There was a German boy north
west of us who took up a claim when
We did. He anne from Germany and
left his widowed mother there to
come later when he would have a
home for her. A short time ago she
wrote him a letter and when 1t got
TO Mill Iron it had been opened. In
it she said, Il wish someone would
shoot the kaiser The letter was
opened by the German officials, /
suppose, for at the bottom of the let
ter was written, Your mother was
shot this morning The young lad
left the claim just as it was and went
to Butte. Joined the army and asked
to be sent across as soon as possible.
| am afraid, though, he will not find
It so easy to shoot the kaiser as they
did to shoot his mother"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
NOTICE TO RED CROSS WORKERS

+. l.. Burnett, secretary of the
Lake county chapter, announces that
he has received from the headquar-
ters in Minneapolis the cards for vol
unteer service record. These cards
may be secured at the surgical dress
ing rooms, the sewing headquarters
or the knitting rooms. They provide
for an accurate record of the number
of hours spent in Red Cross service,
in whatever department.
In the knitting department for
each sweater turned in the WORK n
shall receive credit for IS hours
work; each pair of socks, IA hours.
sath pair OF wristlets, noars
IN every department cards must be
signed by director in charge of room.
After 80 hours spent in voluntary
service the worker may wear on his
or her apron a Red Cross emblem.
After ~ hours, a Red Cross NAV be
added to cap, and after 12S hours a
service stripe about two inches long
and one-half inch wide may be worn
on apron pocket. this stripe to be
made of some red material. This
applies to all work done since May
i, 1918.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
TRAINING OFFICERS
CAMP OPENS MAY 15--BROOK-
INGS COLLEGE INCLUDED.

Sioux Falls, April 30.-Announce-
ment has been made that the fourth
series of officers training schools or
camps will be opened May Is. Com
plete instructions were received at
the local army recruiting station for
accepting applicants for the schools.
The period of the training school
is from May Is to September /. APP
plicants must be at least 20 years
and 9 months of age, and not more
than 40 years old. The strength of
each training school will not exceed
500 men, not more than SO per cent
of whom will be allowed to qualify
to be listed to receive commissions.
The others who qualify will be plac-
cd on a reserve waiting list, as here
tofore. The schools as announced in
a memorandum by the adjutant gen.
eral dated April Is, r for enlisted
men selected from the regular army,
national guard and national army
and civilians selected from designat-
ed educational institutions giving
military instruction under govern
ment supervision"
The only South Dakota institution
included in the. above specifications
is the State college at Brookings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
KEEP silent
RED CROSS NURSES ADMONIsH-
ED NOT no TALK.

Minneapolis. April 30.-As the re-
suit Of the theft OF government or
iers containing information as to the
date and place Of sailing for a con-
tingent Of American Red Cross
nurses. from the home of a Mime
aDolis nurse recently. the northern
division of the Red Cross today is
Eued orders to Red Cross nurses to
remain silent about all orders re.
ceived from the government, and al.
10 to keep their orders in their pos,
session at all times.
The nurs from whom the orders
were stolen" said Miss Edith A. Bar
bsr. director Of nursing for the di
vision. told acquaintance that shs
had received such orders. A few
days later her home was entered. IL
the absence Of the family. and {
handbag containing the orders wa!
stolen.
while the value Of the informa
zion stolen, taken alone, was mo-
great, w are AL warned that small
bits 81 Information put together ma,
" Of great > to the enemy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
IMPERIAL THEATER
SOMETHING ABOUT THE PIC.
TURE, LEST WE FORGET"
TOMORROW.

This magnificent production gives
In immortal form Americas reason
for making war upon the Hun. 1t
shows graphically the sinking of that
great ship, the Lusitania. resulting
in a wholesale slaughter of the in
nocents. The presence of Charles
Frohman on that Inflated journey
has now become a matter OF history.
BY his side was Rita Jolivet, who has
given to the world not only his last
immortal words, but also the present
mighty photodrama OF which she is
the star. About the sinking OF the
Lusitania has been woven a noble
story. showing conditions Of the Pc
Rod both In America and In war-torn
Europe, and In exquisite romance
gives a tender human note to this
great spectacle, the most powerful
Photographic document OF the war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
CAN'T DO IT
DAKOTAN LAUGHS AT THE IDEA
OF KAISER REACHING
PARIS.

Sioux Falls, April 30.-Corp. F. L,
Mcpherson, Company A, motor sup
ply train, writes from somewhere in
France" under date of March "a, to
his mother, Mrs. Ida Mcpherson,
room 10, Smith block:
Here / am again. A little longer
than l intended to wait before writ
ing, but have been pretty busy the
past few days. II is spring over here
now, and sure is getting to be fine
weather. I enjoy your letters. which
orrive in punches. Just got through
going over my engine and think
have the best car in the outfit. But
several of the other fellows feel the
same way, so we have some great ar
guments about 1t. l read in the pa
per that the kaiser planned on hav-
ing his troops in Paris by April 1.
1t surely made me laugh when / saw
that. Well, IL you were here you
would know for sure that he had
about as much chance doing that as
he has OF sprouting wings"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

or the naturalizations 1,161 were
declarations and 491 were final pa.
pers. Germany led the declarations
Of intentions. with ITO; Norway
1863; Denmark, ISL; Russians, 122,
and English, 100.
The causes for divorce for 1917
were 242. desertion; 16S. cruelty;
1913, non-support: IS. intemperance.
In 1916 intemperance was 26.
The 1917 report shows that the
most men married at the age of "a,
there being SCI at that age. and $50
at the age of 81.
The most women married at 90,
being $50 and at 81 with $50
There were three marriages of per
sons rs years old, and one at S3.
AS usual. deaths Of small children
were heavy-those In the common
diseases of measles, whooping cough
etc, and other p~reventable things
take off the children to too large ar
extent. Eleven hundred and fifty
five children under 5 years OF age
died from various causes.
In 1916 there was but one death
from smallpox, in 1917 tker, was
nine. One case of pellagra d,"th II
"eported-this being an unusual
cause OF death in this state. The
following shows the number o.
deaths in 1917 for various promi
,ent causes: tuberculosis, 292;
cancer, 312; appendicitis, 81; diph
iberia, "a: homicide, 4: infantilt
paralysis, IA; measles, 25; menin'
gifts. AZ; pneumonia, 392; suicide
AZ; typhoid fever, 80; scarlet fever
20: whooping cough. Is; smallpox. {
There were 126 illegitimate birth:
in the state in 1917 reported. o.
The violent deaths there are the fol
lowing In addition to those mention
ed above: Burns, 80; gas. 6; drown
ing, "a; firearms, 16; automobiles
%; railroads, 81; freezing. 6; light
hing, 6; electricity, 4.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

Nurses must learn to keep abso-
lutte silence regarding appointments
20 foreign service. Soldiers are not
permitted to tell even their immedi-
ate relatives of their destination. for
ear that the information might be
of value to the enemy. and nu, SEES
should be governed by the same
rule.
Nurses. once they have received
their orders from Washington,
should appreciate their value and
should v allow them out of their
possession. 1t is absolute careless
ness to leave such papers alone in a
house. They should be kept in the
nurses possession, and no m else
should have an opportunity to read
them"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
MRS. CARL ROOT dies
WELL KNOWN MADISON WOMAN
DIES AT HER HOME in HER
MAN-FUNERAL NOT AR
RANGED.

At her home in Herman township
this morning Mrs. Viola Root. wife
uf C. J. Root died at the age of 33,
of childbirth. She is survived by
her husband, five children, four
brothers and her father, w. Il. Rey-
nolds, of this city. Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been
fully made. but interment will be
made In Graceland cemetery under
the direction of A. G. Hallenbeck.
Mrs. Root gave birth to twin sons
o week ago. The oldest of the other
children, Ralph, is IL years old,
Burton is 8, and Dorothea is 3 years
old. The twins are about a week
old. Ii is hoped to allow her broth,
er, Mark, who is in Montana, time
to get home for the funeral. Bert
Reynolds, another brother Is in the
navy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
STATE NEWS.

Watertown-A number Of Water
town and Florence men have COM
pleted arrangements whereby a large
modern, strictly up to date sanato-
iium will be constructed on the
north shore OF Medicine lake this
season.
Yankton-w. b. Rawson, engi-
neer from the Sandusky Cement
company, owner of the Yankton ce-
ment plant. is here to look over the
local plant and to remove such ma
.hinery as can be used in the COM
pany's other plants, is not very hope
full Of operations starting here in the
near future.
Huron-Members of the Huron
municipal band have decided to use
the money derived from a minstrel
show given by the band recently to
purchase war savings stamps. About
1890 will be invested. The first in
tention OF the band was to use the
money derived from the show to pur-
thase new uniforms.
Aberdeen-South Dakota farmers
have been urged to place their orders
for binder Irvine at once. so that
dealers can provide by early ship
Inent for an adequate supply to meet
the harvest requirement. The Irvine
will have to be ordered unusually
carly on account of slow freight
movement caused by unusual de-
mands on the railroads.
Huron-Mrs. j. ID. Selley. about
35 years old, and a resident OF HUI
ron a number of years, shot and kill
ed herself at her home here last
evening. No reason for the act is
known. The body was found by her
husband, a railroad man, upon his
return from work. The woman used
q shotgun, the charge penetrating
her heart. Death was instantaneous.
Chamberlain-The Red Cross sale
here netted $8.048.39. Col. Jones
was here with his famous rooster.
Jack Pershing." and was assisted in
auctioneering the various articles do
mated by Auctioneers Sanders and
Truesdale. Of Kimball. The rooster
sold for . total Of $4,000. having
been sold twice for $500. This bird
has now netted the Red Cross above
$4,000.
Aberdeen-Two cases Of the swine
disease known as NEGRO bacillosis
have been discovered in Brown coun-
ty by r. e. Smith, federal better
farming agent, and Mr.. Smith is now
combing the county in an effort to
find IL there are any other instances
In which the disease exists. The dis
ease spreads rapidly. Mr.. Smith says,
but he hopes to suppress ii before il
gains a foothold In the county.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

Insure buildings ana live stock In
the Farmers Mutual Tornado Insur-
nee company. of Madison. S. ID. Or
ganized n year, $4,000. 600 OF in
a written first year. Rates
less than half Of old line insurance.
Covers Lake, Moody, Bookings,
Kingsbury. Miner, McCook and Min
nehaha counties. See local repre-
sentatives. c. j. Johnson. f. ]. Krug
or j. L. Sunde.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

Lack Of fresh vegetable food and in
terrupted, changing habits make these
trying weeks for anyone inclined to con-
.stipation. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
ness, gas on stomach, furred tongue,
headache. or other condition indicating
clogged bowels. Cause no bad after ef-
fects. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
HOW They DO IT
DISLOYAL SUBJECTS IN GER
MANY GIVEN SHORT
SHRIFT.

Aberdeen. April 3O.-An indica-
ton of the short shrift given disloy-
alists in Germany is shown by a re-
cent letter to Aberdeen friends from
Mrs. p. J. Kirley, wife of former
Patrolman Kirley. OF this city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

Women with backache, rheumatic
pains, sore muscles, stiff joints or other
symptoms of kidney trouble should read
this statement from Mrs. S. c.. Small
Clayton. N. NJ: Foley Kidney Pills have
done me more good han all other msdi.
They strengthen weak kidneys
and Danish sleep-disturbing bladder all.
ments. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
CUT THIS QUIT rs WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
with five cents to Foley & Co..
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago. ILL.,. writ
ing your name and address clearly. You
Will receive in return a trial package
Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs. colds and Group. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
ALMOST a YOUNG MAN AGAIN.

e. r. Whitehead, r. f. ID. 1, Norfolk,
Va. writes: II had been suffering for
more than q rear. vi since taking Foley
Kidney Pills I feel almost a young man
again." They strengthen and heal weak
ened or disordered kidneys, stop sleep
disturbing bladder ailments, Danish
backache. rheumatic pains, stiffness,
soreness. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
STATE STATISTICS
INCREASE OF BIRTHS AND
DEATHS-CAUSES OF
DEATHS.

Pierre, April 30.-The vital stats
tics report for the state for 1917 has
been completed, and shows an in
crease in both births and deaths over
years Is:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

The Daily Leader contains the gen.
eral news Of the day besides local
and county news. It II the best for
the subscriber,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-14
TRINERUv vlTEzNY KA.
LENDAR 1919 MILOU
UPOhlKOU


Trineriv n&stSnny kalendaf
ma rok 1919, "Vitezny kalen-
daf," bude nehyplnou upomin-
kou ma vitezstvi nasich hochd
tam "a morem. Kolumbie .drzl
vavrinove vence mad hlavami
namofnfka a vojina, a "a nj vi
.dite americke valecne lode ma
zeienavych vlnach oceanu $
aeroplany, ozivujfcfmi modrou
.oblohu. Hofejsf cast obrazu le-
muje stuha $ podobami Wa
shingtona, Lincolna a Wiisona,
dole pax jsou pohledy ma Tri-
nerhv velkozavod, prosluly Tri
nerovym LeGivym Hofkym vi
mem q jinymi vytecnymi leky.
Poslete 10 cent? ma 1hradu "a
silky. Joseph Triner Company,
1333-1343 s. Ashland ave., Chi
cago, Ill.
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bercem znepratelenych vzaje-
mne plemen, lisicfch Sc cd sebe
" tuzbach, v myslence, idealech
a cilech. Mezi ten1ito plemeny
a tridami jsou propasti tax hlu
hoke a Stroke, jake oddeluji Ger
nochy cd belochG a rudochu v
Anerice. A ma miste druhem ce
'ly rusky system po staleti pro-
nilinut 1platkafstvim do te mi
ry, re 1platkarstvi a prodajnost
staly Sc narodnf instituci, v je-
jlz dusledku jedna trida oboha
covala Sc ma ukor druhe a posle
re vsechny ma dkor nejubozsich
z 1bohych = delnikI zeme a
otroku v prdmyslu.
Nepripominame 81, ze nevol-
nici v Rusku osvobozeni byli o
neco pozdeji nez cerne pleme
" Amcrice. Take neuvedomuje
me 81 dostatecne okolnost. re "a
lnozni lide v Rusku byli velice
zamoznymi a chudi neobycej-
ne chudymi. Nemame nalezite
pFedstavy o vystfednostech, pro
stopasnostech a marnivostech
bohatych Muskovitl anebo O ne
navisti, jez byla zivena v srd-
clch suzovanych a hnetenych
muzik0 po generace, "a nichz
zlo hromadilo Sc ma zlo.
Nekdy pfiklad lepe poslouzi
k pfedstave nez d1kladne zpra
covane podrobne vysvetleni..
zabavni mistnost, zvana Jarr,
Nv Moskve mdze nam poskytnou
tt zadouci priklad. Je mozne,
ze jste nikdy neslyseli 8 teto
moskevske zabavni mistnosti.
'Ze zprav, iichz Sc nam dostalo,
Jarr byl nejpozoruhodnejsi "a
bavni mistnosti sveta. Zdanlive
hyl to restaurant, We skutecno-
sti podnik tento byl mnohem vi
ce. Bylo to dostavenfeko vsech
ruskych svetakd, magnet, pfi-
tahujici nejzamoznejsi, nejpro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-14

Namorni chemikove vynasi plyn, ktery nehofi to je
smichu, to zname mas Clevelande uz davno. W
M Hndenburg Ludendorff veice pry zeh ze jest poval
Tento zarmutek mimi sdili jen vsi zakopn mysi,
Ma pokoutn advokay neboliz ajstry" jiz doslo, ted
rychle este neake ose opatfeni pro potravnovym
lokIn.
Il, o byvalem nemeckem korunnim prnci pry byo prils
noho psano zajse jiste vice nez 81 takovy klacek
souz.'
Nejrevolucnesi srana Nemceka piisvoja meno Spar
TAXA uekeho otroka pomenovan pro zabednene Germany
velice pfipadn6 AZ hs41lNWa2
Kansasky obcan nemoha zapatit sve duhy uprchl
nejvetsiho veritee Skukem tim proevil
pom nejakou vdecnost
Rakusky diplomat" hrabe Cernin neustava tvrdit ze
Widen posedniho roku zauale snazla zakonci valku
HIM, toto snazenf Inela dati ma jevo roce 1914.
Macmillan Harden pravi We SVEN list6 "Zukunft ze Sc
byvaly kaisr vastne minu povolanm mel stat spe
fditeem kabaretu Ma pravdu sam bychom Sc sli po-
divat. =
<l%4
Jsty Cleveandan 81 stezue zdesi poulicn drahy
namackava do kar jako dobytek Hclecku pete
bytek jedi mnohem pohodne jsou zakony prot tra
nj zvifat.
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PROC PRISLA RUSKA RE.
VOLTA.

Vetsine lidi jest obtizno po
souditi, jak je mono, ably ru-
sky lid podrobil Sc panstvi Dol
sevikd, jak dobrodruh razu
Trockeho mdze dosahnouti ta-
kove vyse a.moci We velike risi,
jak generalove pred nekohka
roxy jeste velici obrovskym ar
madam v poll mohou byti oze
braceni a ponizeni do te miry,
by prodejem novin ma ulicich
Sc twill, jak druhdy vznesene
a vzdelane zeny mohou byti pri
nuceny k praci obyGejnych del
mic iak iedna z nejbohatsich
zemedelskych zemi sveta NIL
re byti vydana ma pospas nej-
vetsimu hladomoru v historic
sveta - hladomoru, jenz muze.
vyzadati 81 ma milliony obeti te
to zimy, pise Sc v znamem a.
merickem financnim liste Com
merce and Finance.
Je tezko k pochopeni, pfse
sc tn dale, proc vyskytlo Sc v Ru
sku tolik rdznych stran, proc
jedna tato skupina potira dru
hou, proc krveziznivost zachva
cuje tax znacne casti obyvatel
stva a proc neni tn zadne lsilov
ne AaKy po vybudovani znpvu
druMa .mocne rise a proc splse
sflena ouha po jeste vetsi ma
rodnf zkaze a vseobecnem roz
kladu Sc jevi. Nicmene nebylo
by t6zko to k pochopeni, kdy-
bychom vedeli o neco vice o 81
rok6 nature ruskeho Gloveka a
vystrelcioh, provadenych zamo
znysni a panujicimi tffdami Ru
ska v dobe autokratickeho rezi
mu.
Ma prvnim miste dunno uva
ziti mnoho narodniho ducha.
Celia ruska rise je pestrym ko-
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sevikd ma v t@to nest'astne ze-
mi jeste stoupence, proc ten ne
st t'astny lid sta1 Sc ochotnym
nastrojem . prodajnych dust a
prot Bile bi5e ma vsechny
strany, aby Sc vysflil V te silene
q strasliye mste, jejiz ddsled-
ky nechape q nemaze We sve
rostoduchosti chapati. Msti Sc
IA staletf zla . ltlaku, "a SUI
zovani, jetnuz byl podroben a
nechape, ze strhava do hlubo-
ke propasti celou svoji vlast,
jez mohia by Sc mu stati rajem
kdyby stal ma vysi DOLBY a cha
pal svoje poslani.
Neni tn ukazovacI stezek.
Dobrodruzi q prodajne duse 0
vladli tento id q podnecujf je-
no straSlive vaSne k vybiti nej
hroznejsfmu. Hfichy staleti Sc
msti. NeSt'astn6 Rusko chveje
Sc pod kroky t6chto nlstitelI.
Snad ale nadejde den, kdy vybi-
te vasne ustoupi rozumn, od-
straneni budou nesvedomitf do
brodruzi q novy zivot nastane
celemu ruskemu narodu.
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VICE SVETLA..

Novinarst oznamkovi jedna-
tele rdznych listd navstevujl
mas obchod a pref 81, abychcm
oznamovali. Casio jsme usedli
q psai insefat, ale "a chvlf cd
-lozili jsme pero a pravili:
CO jest to platne, co mdzeme
rici v nasi oznamce ma krasny.
svddny ale frasovity text dne-
snich novinarskych ohlasek?
Jeden poukazuje, ze ma zbozi
nejlepsi a nejlevnejsi, jiny upo
zornuje ma medaile, jez dostal,
opetne jiny pravi, ze vesela
mysl jest pdl zdravi a Ease il
ny pouziva k reklame valky.
prisel jsem vsak k zaveru, ze
Inejlepsi cestou Jest stary zpu-
sob poctiveho otchodovani,
ktery Sc ma konec prec jen nej-
lepe vyplaci.
Uspokojeny zakaznik jest
nejlepsi oznamkou. Jest zde
vsak jina otazka, kterou 81 kla-
de povazlivy kupec: Kan vlast
ne mann jfti, abych byl dobre
obslouzen, jsou tito obchodni-
,ci obeznalf v1hudebnich nastro-
,jich? Neb jest to jen honba
"a stestim, kterou podnikaji?
~Yite .zajista4 snrGitosti, ze
Mares venoval cely svij zivot
hudbe. jest hudebnikem a pa
til take k teto Unii. Una vlast-
nosti, kterych must miti prvo-
trfdnf nastroj. Narodil sc v
Clevelande, kde ma vlastni OBJ
chod, I'll a pracoval s Cechy.
Jest zajiste zpdsobilym poslou-
ziti Vam lepe, nez-li kterykoli
iiny obchodnik tohoto mesta.
Proc Sc tedy chapati jinych
prllezitosti? Vse co 81 preji
u nastroje, jest jeho hodnota a
levna cena. A to jest ono, CO
skutecne Mares ma a 'dava a
jeste dale ma vice plan i samo-
hracich plan k Vasemu vyberu
nezli vsichni cestf zdejsi OBJ
chodnici dohromady. Podob-
ne ma krasny vyber Victrol,
jinych mluvicich strojI a re-
kordI. -
Shrnte celou situaci v tri
fhesla:
Pfedne hodnota - Nejlev-
nejsi ceny - Nejvetsi vyber.
Navstivte mas, at jiz koupite
neb ne prohlednete 81 mas ne:j
lepsi vanocni vyklad hudebni-
no zbozi, jaky kdy byl ukazo-
van.
Mares Piano Co.,
1903 vych. IS. ul. roh Drake.
blize Broadway.
otevfeno denne al do 9 hodin
vocer