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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
Casualties Among
American Troops

General Pershing reported fifty-seven
names on today's casualty list to the
War Department, divided as follows:
Three killed in action; six dead from
wounds; ten dead from disease; one
dead from airplane accident: seventeen
wounded severely: eleven slightly
wounded; nine missing in action.
Lieutenants Lee V. Farnum, 621
Broadway, New York; Andrew P. Peter
son, Lamberton, Mimi; James d. Ward.
Houston, Tex, were among the severely
wounded
The list follows:
KILLED N ACTION
Privates
DoNNELLAN. TIMOTHY. New York.
HILLERT, .GUsTAvE, Bemidji, MINI.
MCINTYRE. JOHN. 500 East Harper street,
Philadelphia.
DIED OF WOUNDS
serseants
cATCzoR, JOSEPH. Milwaukee.
LONG. TIM. Chicago
Corporal
CAUL. WALTER G.. Norfolk. Conn.
Privates
CARROLL WILLIAM c.. Elizabeth. N. J.
FRANK. JOSEPH. New Orleans.
NcNbAN1, hAhoLD. bToohiyH
DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeant
MCDONALD. JOHN L.. Binshamton. N. Y.
GARvIN. JAMES s., Hartford. Conn.
HosTETTER. WILLIAM C.. Oklahoma
KoETHkE. HERsERr, st. Anssar. Ia.
MCGUIRE. PATRICK. Brandenberg, Mont
PERONT ynIJN VezOlaCCa villa PratO,
RuTHERFoRp. RossERT E.. Pierre. S. D,
SANDERS. ERNEST, Devils Lake, N D.
THoMETT; RUSSELL JOHN sault ste
WILLIAMS. WALLACE r., Joplin. Mo.
DIED. AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
Sergeant
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenants
FARNUM LEE ". New York.
PETERSON. ANDREW p, Lameerton
WARD, JAMES D.. Houston. Tex.
DEKENKoLR, EDWARD B.. Itasca. Du
page County, ILL.,
Privates
ARRAfEBEL, DAN. Carson. New.
CoGtTERA MIKE. Bear Creek. Mont.
CURTIS, ATHANAsIOS c., Nashua. n: n:
DESSTIN, RALPH F.. Purdys Station. NJ I
GEDDIs. ROBERT. Miles City. Mont.
HoEY. JOHN E.. Pony, Mont
HOWE, EVERETT NJ, Chicago.
LAMBERT, HERMAN. San Francisco.
! LEWIS. EDGAR c., Ashland. N. c.
PARTRIDGE, JOSEPH NJ, Werner. N. D..
SMITH. STANLEY. Minso. Ia
WAGER, EDWARD B.. Milwaukee. Wis.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Wagner
McGARY, CLAUDE r.. Maple Plain, Minn.
AMoNETT, HENRY L., Lynchburg, Va.
ANAsTASIoU.,. sTAvRos r., karand
Thevon, Greece
BABICK. TONY r. Berlin. wis.
| BERG, ALBERT H., Warwick, N. D.
DEvLIN, JOHN F.. Sioux Falls. S. D.
FETTIG, AUGUST, yyilkesBarre. Pa
GOODWIN, EARL, cohagen. Mont.
LEAvEY. JOHN. Roxbury. Mass.
| PHILIPPE. JOHN ELIAS, Portland. Me.
| ROGERS. FRANK. Jersey City. N. j.
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant
BRANDON. DANIEL. Towners, Putnsr
County. N. T.
PFivates
cAvERLY. HARRY c.. 255 Green street
Manchester, N. II.
| CUZzlPOLI BATTISTE. SprinEdale. Conn.
DARMEN. CHESTER, Moundsviie. W.. Va.
FITZGERALD. HARRY r.. Waterbury
| Conn.
GOLDMAN. LOUIS j., 38l2 North FIT
street. Philadelphia.
LENHARpT, LOUIS r.. somerheld, Pa.
LYsFarT, THOMAS A.. Saratoga Spring,
| N. Y,
SWANSON. HARRY, Waverly, Mass.
Note - Lieutenant Hugh L. Sutherland
Bcnoit. Miss. previously reported scverel
wounded). now reported slightly wounded.
Private William Colligan 833 Forty-thr
street. Brooklyn. N. Y. previously reporte
missing). now reported returned to duty.
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BARES PLOT "GET"
3 ALLIED PREMIERS
Camarilla Was Active Against
Asquith, Caillaux and
Ciolitti
London, June /.


Cross-examination of Captain Harold
Sherwin Spencer. who gave startling
testimony on his direct examination
took up the greater part of the days
proceedings in the trial of Noel Penn
berton- Billing in the Bow street court
Few new developments were brought to
light, except that Captain Spencer said
he had received from Italian deputies
and members of the British embassy at
Rome informa ton about the efforts of
the Camarilla to get Herbert II. Asquith,
Joseph Caiuaux and Giovanni Giolitti.
who We're returned to power as the
premiers, respectively. of England,
France and Italy.
A sensational feature of Spencer 3
statement was his assertion that Sir
Cecil Spring-Rice, late British Ambassa-
dor to the United States. did not die
from natural causes while in Canada but
was killed to prevent his return to Eng
land and his exposure Of the German
plot involving English people of social
distinction.
Mrs. George keppel who was men
toned by Captain Spencer as the mes
SfHetT DtlWPSll 'TtlllldllS anu
men, was represented by counsel, who
asked that she be given an opportunity
to give evidence that she had not been
in Holland since the outbreak of the
war The Judge granted the request
and her evidence will be given later.
Captain Hall. chief of the Admiralty
intelligence department, also will be
called.
Captain Spencer in his direct testi'
mony declared that in May. 1917, he
had made this report to the chief Of the
British general staff in writing:
We are being undermined in Italy
because the British ambassador in
Italy Is being blackmailed by the Ger
mans and is afraid to send informa-
tlon to England
Captain Spencer added that the am
bassador's name was also on the list
prepared by German secret agents o
1000 British men and women. Earle
Captain Spencer and Mrs. Nilliers' Staw
| art had declared that the persons named
were said to be addicted TO vice ant
held in bondage to Germany througl
fear of exposure. Captain Spencer saic
he was born in the United States ant
had served In the American army.
Mr.. Pemberton-Billin the defendant
is publisher of the newspaper Vigilant
| and a member of Parliament.
The British ambassador to Italy is Sil
James Rennell Rodd. He is historian
and poet
Annapolis. Md, June 1.-The Pember
| ton Billing libel suit being tried II
| London is interesting the naval circle!
here through the personality and loca
| - ,tat, II,r rr11
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
GERMANY CONTROLS
THE GREAT DANUBl
Central Europe's Main Arter
Becomes Highway for !
Teuton Commerce

The peace that has been forced up4E
Rumania is essentially German ve944&
The treaty which the King OF Runtan1
signed was brought about by the rattI{1 4
Of the Hohenzollern and Hapo)
sabers. and It's terms are cruallinu
dictment of the rapacious policy ~
Central Empires. Lust for terr1t4
greed Of conquest and the extinctlon
national independence have been the
variable accompa niments Of a peace q e.
fected by triumphant German milifn(3
ism, They are stamped all over a "
terms enforced upon Rumania. un@D
the threat of deposing the King. tn4,
country was reduced to state OF vAlU'
salage to- the Berlin government Gz
the last obstacle in the way Of c0rvtt4'
ing the Danube into German river WuI'
removed n
Napoleon aimed at control by Frou11E
of the greater part of the River RhlU1
Had he succeeded in his object Of oeu<
verting 1t permanently into FHeut1
river, his despotic act would have cor
stituted a prolific source for war VII 3
more nations than Germany.
Wacht am Rhein' means, II IL nor< :
anything at all. that Germany will sufy1I
relinquish the provinces that make ~
watercourse German river without
ordeal of the sword while the W]Ul1 y
word ''Qui vive?" on the statue o1
Place de la Concorde has for yeara q
stitutcd a dedication OF France Il
recovery of the lost provinces Ay>(
access to the great stream. But ~
up Alsace-Lorraine would imply ~
many the abandonment OF dece44
policies which. II unchecked, may q
the political annexation Of Holleo
guardian Of the mouths Of the
Now the aupposititious hiatorv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
WILL FIX ALL FOOD PRICES
Dsnville Board Named to Regulate
Sales and Protect Consumers

DanvilIe, Pa, June Twenty retail
merchants. together with n. ID. Swank.
borough food administrator organized
the Retail Food Dealers Association of
The United States food administration.
II will act as price-ixing board for
ali foods sold at retail In Danvilie;
GEORGE B. Jacobs was chosen chairman
and cha ries r. Murray secretary. John
n Co1ser VIII represent the wholesale
6SaIsrSs Hronk Rpaeel and John r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
WILMINGTON STRIKE ENDS
Trolleycsr Men Resume Work, Accept
ing Scent Increase

Wilmington, June 1.-The Wilmington
trolley strike. begun yesterday, ended
at noon today. the men compromising
on an eight-cen an hour increase.
They asked for ten cents an hour ad-
vance, Government intercession hurried
the close of the suspension.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
"SLAMENA VDOVA."

Ia velke navSt6vy sehral wee
ra v Cesk6 Sini Sokol ma Clark
ave. Slovensky Sokol Tyrs s pl
nyin Gspechem trfaktovou vese
lohru "Slamena vdova.' Hra Il
cinkuicjch iakoz j vyprava by
ly velmi dobre, pouze hlasy d.
TEX, casio Chill hlasy herci ne
srozumitelnymi. Zda Sc, re We
skere psani a agitovani proti
toMuto zloradu nepomaha a s
nastavajici sezonou bylo by Ia
doucno, aby naSe ochotnicke
spolky k cdstraneni tohoto ne
svaru Sc uchopili drasticteisich
prostfedkG. - Pri divadle L.
Cinkovali sestry Marie Krivos.
T.. Tekstoris, A. Sterko. A. Krc
a Skolove L. Krc. J. Krives, j.
Zorkoci, Jan Stecko, Jan Zavat
ka, Samuel Damian a J. Bach
ma. Divadlo ridl Sok. s. De-
mian st. a pri divadle. jakoz
20 tomto k tanci vyhravala ka
pela r. Jana Sturmana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
GECHOSLOVACI PATRi MEZI VALCl.
CfMOU A MUSf YTIZVANIK !
MfROVYM KONFERENCfM..

Zdejsi list Plain Dealer cuje redakcn STRANGE pro
mas Cechoslovaky velice zamavy canek New York Times
Lid ceskoslovensky uznan by spoeneckym mocemi jako
narod Uznanim udeen byl stav valccho naroda Ten
to dava Cechosovakdm postaveni prznava jsta prava
mezi nym take pravo eho voinm poll aby nakladano by
10 voenskymi zajatc jako takovym ako zradci
upadnou Rakusand. Vets ddleztostf vsak jest
uznnm sbena jest Jim svoboda odtrzen cd pansv Rakou
ska-Uherska, pravo neodvislosti vlastni vlady.
obeznku doprovazejicim rakouskou notu adresovanou
spoeneckym mocm jest prohasovano ze
vada dnes vsechny vaccf stay ddverne nezavazne
konferenc neutralnim mfste. #,
Zasalo Rakousko-Uhersko take podobnou notu Cecho-
sovakdm Jsou dnes take vacfcm satem ak uznano bylo
mocemi stocmi prot Nemecku Jest st6stm pro Ra
kousko ze jeh6 pozvan ku konferenc nebude pato
lo by inak pax by shledao ze by spoenc rva to
aby zastupc Cechoslovak scastn Rakouko by sotva
moho zaseda schdz leda ze by Cechoovaky
zbavo 100000 obyvate ktere az dosud povazue
sve poddane Cechosovac nema dosud pine organsovane
vady, ale mali Narodni vybor, nemuz e pohzeno jako
hlave ech atu Professor Masaryk jest nacenkem
vyboru Jest opravnen zastupova svI lid emu byti
adresovan kazy obeznk rakouske vady ureny vsem vc
cim stat6m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
VYROCNf OSLAVA

Zalozeni SbOru Ratolest PokrO-
ku els. 1873 jed. konala sc wee
ra Odpoledne v mfstnostech p.
Dyndy ma zap. SO. ul. Slavnost
zahaiera byla predsedkyni sbO
ru, ktera v delsi reci vylicila
15letou cinnost sboru. Zaklada
telky sbcru sest. A. Jinglinkova
a NJ. Vondrackova blahopraly
sboru, jez do Jednoty pred Is
lety uveden byl sestr. B. Hrube
ckou a HajkOvou. Onemocnela
sestra Hrubecka nemohla Sc o.
slavy sticastniti. Cd Velkovybo
ru blahopfaly sestry K. Rychli
kova, J. Kucharova, X. Huspas
kova, Vancatova a M. Hajkova.
Pc gratulaci obdrzely darky v
upninku ma 15letou slavnost
Sboru Ratolest Pokroku, ktery
nutno pocftati k omen, ktere re
vsech svych sill podporuji vse
ceske. Sbor eta nyni "a udky-
ne -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
STAVKA KREJCOVSKEHO
DELNICTVA u FIRMY GAY.
LORD CO., SKONcENA.

Stavka krejcovskeho delni-
ctva u firmy Gaylord Stores
Co. byla skoncena, kdyz mezi
firmou a unit Amalgamated
Clothing Workers byt, docile-
TO dohody delnictvo vratilo
Sc dnes do prace. Stavka zapo-
Gala minule dtery, kdyz firma
propustila diva cleny unie. Del
nictvo zadalo, ably oni diva del
rici byli watt zpet. Dale zada-
10 delnictVo zkraceni dolby pra
covni ma 48 hodin tydne, plat
cas- pdl "a praci pres cas-, IVY
Semi mzdy O. patnact procent a
zavedeni uniove dilny.
Firma byla ochotna pfistou-
pitt ma vSecky pozaGavky delni
ctva, az ma zvyseni mzdy, tvr-
dic, re plati vyssi platy nez kite
r:.koliv odevni firma v Cieve.
landu. Firma Gaylord Co. zho-
tovuje prvni tridy obleky. Ko-
necne sc firma uvolila vySetro-
vati platy, jake jsou placeny v
stejnem oboru v jinych mestech
IA platiti nejvySsi sazbu. Unie o.
cOtne pristoupila ma to, ably pr
stanovenf pridavku hyly vzaty
"a meritko platy v jinych me-
stech nabidla firne, aby> ota-
zka zvyseni mzdy byla predlo
Zena k rozhodnuti arbitracni
rade, sestavajici z Jednoho Gle
ra jmenovaneho firmou, z jed.
roho elena jmenovaneho unii a
z rozhodciho, ma n6mz Sc ODE
strany A)hodnou. Firma ma tn.
to nabidku pfistoupila a minu.
lou sobotu podepsala smlouvu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
BoNDY.

Kampan v zajmu ctvrte va
lecne pGjcky zahajena bude
dine 20. zari a iiz anes konany
isou ma vsech stranach rozsa-
hle prfpravy k tomu, ably mad
SEMI americkehp lidu a jeho o.
betavost uplatnily Sc v stejnem
romeru, v jakem vzrdsta sklice
rost a nespokojenost mezi oby.
vatelstvem zemi nam neprate'-
skych. Dnes nemdze byti pochy
by, ze americky lid je rozhod-
nut prinest ma uhajeni sve sw)
body a demokracie obeti sebe
vetsich a nejlepe o tom svedcf
strucny prehled aosavadnich
pGjcek. Ma prvni 2 Mich ucine-
ny byly ctyry miliony 1pisi, pri
druhe vyzve vyslo narodni ad-
rninistraci vstric jiz dev6t mill
n1 upisovatelG a tretl phjcka
vyvrcholila dokonce v II milo
mech 1pisu. Pro ctvrtou pGjcku
vydano bylo heslo, ably v Sou
stati nebylo ami jedine rodiny.
ktera by nezakoupila aspon je-
den bDnd Svobody a re Sc tax
stane % tom netreba byt ami ma
okamzik pochybnostech. Diva
cetimilionova hranice upisova-
telG bude pri pristi r1jcce ne
jenom dostizena, ale preko-
mana a pokud mas Cechpslova-
AG Sc tyce, dostpjime tady sve
narodnf povinnosti!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
FALBUV KRITICKY DEN A.
NEB NARODNi SVEC.

Ia velice p6kne navstevy sc
hral Dram. Sbor Ant. Dvorak
8 plnym zdarem pdsobivou tuto
frasku v osadnf slni p. Marie
Lourdske. Pfedstavenf bylo s
velkcu peclivosti feditelem sbo
ru p. Reznfckem nastudov&no a
vykonr vsech 1cinkujicfch pri-
jaty cbecenstverh velmi vlidne
"a .castc propukajfci veselosti
pfi vtipnych mfstech rozmarne
hrv.
Domysliv&ho narodnfho Sew
ce pdda! p. A. Koryta a jeho
slavoman velice pffpadne byl
dusen raznou jeho lepM polovi
CT, vybornf podanou rL j. Bla
hovou. Pot'ouchly kostelnfk pax
naleaf v5sborneiliU ifepresantan I
ia v p. r. Parytkovi. Zamilova
neho "botanika" vincka sehral
dobfe p. j. ReznfEek k nemuz
dobfe Sc druzili kolegove v ume
nj sv. Kryspfnas Pepik (p. F.
Lesat) a tovaryA Tomas (p. F.
Mach). Ulohu hospodyn6 jak
obyceine dobfe podaly 81. Anna
Sroubova jeff Madlenku 81.
Cimmlnva. P. A. Kuchar byl
zdarilvm Ropuskou a p. v. Ska
ryd dobre sehr&l ''z volebnich
bot vyndaneho" redaktora .Ho-
stinskeho cleny hasicskeho
sboru Verne podali PIP. ]. He'll,
f. l;edinsky. Tom. Pavlfk, v.
Prichacek, F. 'Novak, j. Jun, v.
Cvrk a JOS. Ohrmajer.
Hra ochotnikn byla cetne prf
tomnym obecenstvem, jez se
jak nalezi dobfe bavilo, odmeno
vana Gastvm potleskem, tax ze
prdbeh vcerejsfho pfedstaveni
Jest dobrou pohnutkou k dalH
cinnost;. Hudba v meziaktf i phi
tanecni zabav9 ktera sc taktez
tesla hojne pozornosti nasi mia
deze. opatfena byla kapelou p.
Sricla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
PkfSPEVKY PRO cESKOSLO-
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE-
Ne v ADM. "SVETA".

Pri soukrom& z&bav9 u p. 10
sefa 1.isky ma Huida ave. W.
brano a p. EN-. Kuncem odvede
no ..............,.. -. $14.25
Phi soukrome z&bav6 Sokola
Tvrs yvbrano p. Vovcakem a D.
Tuhackem ;. 1900
Sbirka pro Ceskoslovenskou
armadu u McKinnev Steel Co.:
Ar;ent 81: j. Kas 81: I. Jicha
ST; J. Silhavv so: J. Dolecek
20; J. Krtil so: Haiek 50; "A.
Novak so: J. F. Kovaf so: NJ.
Velisek so: A. Ned9lka so: j.
Tichv 80: F. Kotmel 80: A. Kot
mel so: Charvat 25: ]. Haripan
25:L. Landa 20; vvhnal 25; s.
Charvat 25: r. XIII 2b: F..
nvoTak. 2K: j., Sanick3 25; r..
Sanickv 25: Yak n5: Mcneil
2s-: HnaniSek Prs German 25:
F. .protiva So wv. Anderson 50.
-LZakouec-5n.: !. -Pexak-50: T.
Ze'enka so: VahAs as: ]. Hell
ma 80; r. Bem IS; Straka Is;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
OIVADLO "KREV NENf
VODA."

Ochotnici move zalozeneho
DramatickehO SbOru VGelek o.
pakovali vcera divadlo "Krev
neni voda" v sini slovenske osa
dy Narozeni Fanny Marie ma
Aetna rd. TAX jako pri prvnim
piedstaveni v Narodni Sini, tax
i pri opakovani kusu tohoto sc
tkalo Sc divadlo uplnym zda
rem. Nezistni ochotnici byli pTi
jednotlivych vykonech odmeno
vani bourlivym potleskem, coz
za.iiste doda Jim chuti k dalsi
jeiich dobre praci. Navsteva
byla obrovska ada Sc ocekavati
ze obetavym Vcelkam opetn6
rribude hezka suma do poklad
ny. Dne 6. rijna bude divadlo
'Krev neni voda' opakovano "
Siri osady Fanny Marie Lourd
sIe.
Pofadatelstvo vzdava dix
Dram. Sboru Tyl, ktery s ocho
tou a bezplatne zapGjcuje move
mu sboru satnu potrebne rex
visity, iakoz p. X. Mezerovi "a
laskave obstarani liceni ucinku
jicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
AMERlCKE
ZTRATY.
Vojin Al. Jares, Toledo, O.,
tezce ranen. -

DneSnf seznam amer. ztrat
We Francii obsahuje 337 jmen.
Clevelandske ztraty isou poru-
elk Birnbaum, 1850 Lincoln
boulevard, tezce Zranen; pri-
vatnik F. Kane, 1417 Maile av.
tezce ranen; pesak N. Cirina,
1908 vych. 1913 u!., tezce ra-
ren; pesak Stan. Dlbs (Dub?)
5025 Grivy ave-, pohresuje Sc.
Dalsi ohajske ztrary tykaji Sc
dvaciti vojinG a mezi mimi AL.
Jarese z Tolelo jenz byl bitve
tezce ranen. z ces!iych vojinu
dale poraneni:
Jan Skalsky z Tennessee.
Emil Beran z New Yorku.
Adolf Toupal, Wisconsin.
A. Benfk z Omahy.
Nedelni seznam ztrat obsa.
huje 498 jnaen celkem, a z
tech Ia jmen vojinG z Ohio,
mezi nimiz nachazi Sc Cleve-
landau K. Bauer, 10815 Hamp
ton ave., ktery Sc pohresuje.
Nedelni ceskoamericke ztra.
ty jsou:
Otto Ledecky z Chicago, p,.
|dlehl ranam.
v Kotzum z New Yorku, po-
|dlehl ranam.
Jan Onderka z Pennsylvania
nezvestny.
J. Cerveny z Chicago, ne.
zv6stny.
Frant. Klimek 2 Wisconsin
nezvestny. y
Ed Vavra z Chicago, ne.
zNestny, patrne za]aty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23
TROFEJE Z VALKY.

Vcera odpoledne byly ma u
Mon nadrazi diva vlaky, ktere
naplneny byly trofejemi, ukori
st6nymi AmeriCany Nemcnm
V bitvi u Chateau Thierry. Via
ky tyto budou projizdeti staty
Ohio. Penssilvanii, zap. Virgil
nil a Kentucky a v kazdem me-
ste a vesnici ucinena bude "a
st;.vka, ably obyvatelstvo mohlo
& prohlednouti nemecke vrazdi
ci strcje, nasimi vojaky ukoriste
ne. s vystavou jedou nekteri z
prvnich zranenych americkych
vojind, kteri budou agitovati
pro ctvrtou valecnou p1jcku.
Po skcncene agitaci We jme-
novanych statech usporadana
bude v meste nasem vystava tro
fei valecnych, ktera zadjme
rozlohu 80 akrG. Ma vystave te
to bude mozno spatriti i nejtez
81 Kruppova della, nemecke ae
rcplany, strojni pusky a jednim
slcvem vse, co Nemci v nynejsi
v8lce uzivaii.
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FRANCOUZSTf LECIONARI.

Ultra prijede do naSeho me
sta sedesat legionarG z Francie.
Jsou to clenOve cizinecke legie
pod kapitanem Gerym, jemuz
byla v bitve " Champagne leva
nOha ustfelena. Mezi 60 temi bo
jovniky je 80 r1znych narodno
sti zastoupeno a sem prijedou k
Will agitaci We prospech Bondu
Svobody. Dnes jsou hosty presi
denta Wilsona We Washinpto-
nu, p0 agitaci v naSem meste
pojedou do Chicago.
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zENA POSTRELILA ZLODE.
JE.-

Ncera casne rano spozoroval
mlsejni hlidac j. Barry z els.
1926 vych. 8. ul. tri zlOdeje v
obchodu firmy Philips & Hen
ley Co. Ozbrojil sebe a svou ze
nu revolverem a tato, kdyz spa
trila, jak lupici z obchodu pr
chaji, po Mich strelila. Kule
zas$hla jednoho z Mich ma kr-
ku. Druhy z Mich byl pax neko
lika tairymi polisty po tuhem
boji premozen a dopraven ma
stanici. Postreleny naleza Sc v
kritickem stavu V Huron rd. ne
mocn;ci.
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KONDlJKTERKY
BUDOU ODSTRA.
NENY,

Vladnf komise 2 Washing
tonu dnes rozhodla, ze Jest dd
statek muzI kteri mohou praci
kondukterI zastavat a tudi5
kondukterky budou z prace
propust6ny.
Riditel Conconn J. ]. Stan
ley, jahoz i 1radnici unie sc
podvo,uji rozhodnuti vladni
Aomise. Ma karach bylo jiz "a
rnestnano kol $50 kondukte.
rex.
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PoBILl. cEcHY?
(Bulletin.) }

Widen, via Londyn, %. zafi.
Rakousky valecny bulletin o.
znamuje, ze ma horske fronte
II Piavy, kterys narazovy rakou
sky pluk prepaid italskou p,si-
ci u Desco Alto a pobil pry ia
nnejsi posadku, z ceskosloven-
skych dobrovolnikh 'pozGsta-
vajici. y
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ZANECHALI NEMLUVNE.

We stredu pi. Marion Ste.
phens 1927 Cedar ave. prona,
jmula svetnici pro muze a ze.
ru 8 nemulvnetem. Pani Ste.
phen vcera ma plac dit6te chti
la matce pomoci, ale We svet.
nici nalezla ien ditko a matka
i otec Sc ztratili. D:tko pax by
10 odevzdano do nemocnice u
sv. Amy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-23

9r"ZAZRACNY ELIXIR" a.
neb "Lucifer" jest nazev pskne
prostonarodni operety, kterou
v nedsli 20. zafi sehraje TYL
v Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broadway.
Zaopatfte 81 vstupenky- u p.
Vacka v cas-! Podruhe! We
prospsch "VCELEK"r
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MARINA NAMAHA.

Zlod6ji vcera rano NELL OBJ
tiznou praci dostat sc do ohni-
vzdorne pokladny v obchode
Samuel L. Bingham Co., 1881
zap. druha ul. Po velke mama
re kdyz il otevreli, k ieiich
sklamani, pokladna byla praz-
dna.
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ZDRAzENl zIVOTNfCH 20.
TREB.

DIE zpravy potravni komise
z Washingtonu, "a poslednich
ret rokd II potravln bylo IVY
seno o 70 procent. Nejvfce wy.
stouply maso O 1877 proc, mou-
la a sadlo O LOG proc. a bram-
bory o 105 proc.
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Divoky 25; j. Zednik 25; Ko
ran 25: j. Kulisek 25; Havlik
25: Pasek 25; Slavik 25; Zro
mex 25; M. Opata 25; Stevens
25; NJ. Chmela 25; Grunsky
%; Vondraska 25; A. Pesek
25; F. Janoch rs, a j. Pesek 25.
Smolik IS. Celkem 1878
+. K. Hoch, z w. so. ul. 100
Dne 1o. zarf 1913 bylo We Sve-
tu vykazano 56.S5
Dne 23. zari sc nalaza
V adm. Sveta $1O4.35
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81 zADOsTl o ROZVOD.

Dnes soudcove nell potese-
III rozsuzovat stiznosti nestast
rtch pArki. Celkem ma rad9
r .W. zalob. .Nektery soudce
mel k projednani az 18 zalob.