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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05
"WILSON AS A PATRIOT.

The school children of Americas
have recently written theses on vii
son AS A Patriot" a theme surely to
inspire even the boys and girls to
fervent expression!
Perhaps, the proper perspective can
rot be reached on Wilson now. 1t is
always difficult to fairly estimate the
character Of a great man while he
lives. His motives are not fully UNI
derstood, his purposes not clearly
perceived. It takes time to bring out
a better understanding of the actual
Ing, sometimes the impelling, reasons
for various Of his acts.
So it is with our president. He has
been criticized, He has made errors
But withal he has done great things.
he, like Lincoln. truly belongs to the
ages. If he were to die today, there
would be a large place for him in the
pages Of history, Napoleon, after his
memorable Italian campaign, declar-
ed that if his life should then termi-
nate. his name would fill no more than
enc page Later, on Helena, he cor
rectly appraised the great position he
Lad won in the worlds annals, but
was arprehensive lest those living did
not sufficiently appreciate him. Pos
tarity will do me justice" he would
say. President Wilson is probably
not concerned whether his name viii
be writ UNANIMOUSLY on the scroll OF
time, but at any rate the assurance is
his that he has established a name
for himself that will endure forever,
alongside those of Washington and
Lincoln and other great AMERICANS.
The quality of Woodrow wilson S
patriotism is beyond reproach. He
has endured ordeals just as trying to
tie soul as any of the sufferings that
Washington experienced during the
bitter days Of the revolution. The
problems that have confronted Wilson,
and have been solved by him, have
been just as numerous, as perplexing,
as agonizing as any that Lincoln ever
had. Through it all it has taken a
man who knew patriotism for its real
worth, who could act periodically
rather than politically, even though
he knew he was sure of being misin-
terpreted by many.
Indeed, President Wilson, even be
fore the entrance of the United States
into the war, by virtue of his speeches
and writings, was one of the princi-
pal forces to develop the true pa
triotism that now surges through the
width and breath of the land. Until
recently patriotism was but a hollow
name to many, but now we all know
even the youngest appreciate, just what
It means.
Wilson AS A Patriot" is a subject
fttingly chosen to elicit from the
school children an expression showing
their comprehension of the men ant
events of the present era.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

A congressman says that his tribe
don't do anything except practise to
see who can expectorate the farthest.
Which reminds us, by the way, who is
the champion whittier in congress,
anyway?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

Next to having the rent raised, the
average tenant esteems living in a
neighborhood where there is music
student who insists on practicing enc
hour, beginning at 5:15 every morn
ing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05
''NOthing Said or Done"

The Times-Recorder refuses to pub
ish the name of the junior senator
from this state any more AS a matter
of fact when his name is printed moth
ing has been said or done.-Bain-
bridge Post-Searchlight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

The Atlanta papers say that a young
fellow took a swig of blind tiger likker
and then dropped dead. Mrs. Mary Har-
ris Armor, send us your biggest and
whitest ribbon, quick!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

A thirty-six line sentence in the
Macon Telegraph has greatly astonish-
ed the Valdosta Times. However, this
simply proves that The Times editor
doesn't read The Telegraph often.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

Fifty-fifty silk-cotton hose is an
announced as a triumph of industry,
but if the womens' skirts get any
shorter we fear there'll have to be
little more silk added to the combi
nation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

Somebody says that the skirts are
going to get shorter every year until
Gabriel blows his horn, which re-
minds us that Gabriel had better begin
footing pretty soon!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

After awhile the photographers will
be writing about the good old days"
when housewives served white bread,
editors rode on free passes and girls
carried swagger sticks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

A Brooklyn judge holds that if
wife stays away from her husband for
seven years she ought to expect to
lose him We just want to add that
probably that is what she wanted to
do.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

The average second lieutenant evil
IDENTIFY thinks he can serve his country
first if not best, by plunge into the
sea of matrimony
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05
GEOGRAPHICALLY SPEAKING

War widows look better than war
bread, but we can only surmise the
difference in taste.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

Many an army man who boasts Of
loving the smell of powder proves this
by his association with the ladies.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

March came in like lamb, some
body says. Maybe it is lion dis
guised in sleeps clothing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-05

ence to the patriotic.
Up with the Jingoes, and down with
the Jabberwocks!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

krvsvs rskvisics. penili
iiM teskoslc cyenslxe zavedly 81
nynf trvaIou rubrikn pod tfnto
nabisem. Rekvisice jirnz u
Y nekteryrh pffpadech dava
jpeno .svypdjcovxnfy i z6sob.
kter6 pry budou OBJ Gan6m hned
nayraceny, jakrnile . Ukrajiny
doj jde slusn6jxf transport u
'ieb nejjiStxji pry lined po na-
stavaj5cfch znich berou skuA
tecn3 poslednf sousta hIadoyi-
csm nasfm domkafim 4 rnalo
foinlknm. Nenf divu, ze napo-
rad dochazf Ike krvavJm srkz-
kach : rekvirujfcimi mad,ar-
sksmi vojaky, nebo s cetnic-
tvem. Cd pocatku kv9tna ko-
naji Sc ma Boskovsku vojensk&
rekvisice dobytka. vojsko i
cetnictvo rekviruje dobytek
hlavn6 Y horskych obcfcR, KITE
re dosud neodvedly pfedepsa-
ne mnozstvi. Die seznamfi W.
pracovanych pride jednoduse
yojin q odvede nrGeny kus do
bytka okamzit6 do stale. u roll
nika ]. Haylijel v obci Zmrzlf-
ku ( okres smichovsky) nalezla
rekvisicnf komise "a pomoci vo
Jakd mouku, kterou komise "a
hayila. Kdyz mouku cht4ii yo-
jaei odnest, pfibehl, ma pddu
syn rolnfka, nedavno propuste
ny Q vojska. . za6al ohrozovat
komisi nabitym revolverem, w
kfikuje, ze je ySechny postfflf.
Byl ysak premozen q spoutan,
ma eez dopraven k trestnimu
soudu do Prahy. ~ Phi rekvisi-
ci $ Zihlicich ma Plzensku, dne
6. t. m. dovedela Sc komise, ze
prS> We mlyne zichlickem jsou
ukryty zasoby obili. RekvisiGnf
komise v ceIe 33letym Stani-
sIavem Huclem, assistentem G..
k. hejtmanstvi v KraIovicfch,
ynikia do mlyna, a tn dostala
Sc do hadky s mfstnfmi obEany. !.
-Poiednou jisty rolnik bodl ash
stenta Hucla do bricha q smr-
telne no zranil. v zapGtf ma to
prcbodl cetnfk onoho rolnfka,
take tento rnrtev skacel Sc k
zemi. Asistent Hucl byl dopra
ven do nemocnice plzenske,
kde druheho dne skonal -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

NspssI Julius May

ldal Trompelet take zaee Sc
Eyratil ku sv6mu kejklifstvl
pocaa pofadati aedelni produk
Ice v3maltch restaurantaeh, ka
Narn&ch a-vinarnach "a NEST
lskymi hradbanli.
TAX So stale, ze kdyz 5 va
lentinem ! Aesxem Sc rezhod-
nus Laguyana vyhledati ze
Vsechny ~ tame pekoutai krs
nay, vsechna ona temn& ddu-
| pata paffzslych zloEinei do
bfe znal.
Trutst wal 81 v eirku neko-
likadepnf dovolenou a on je-
ho pfftei putovsli po pfedm6-
stitch. Lagnyana to jest Ca
brielq hledajfce.
Nepfatornnost Valentino,
Ijejz od til dnl nevideli o S nj
mi zv nlici d'Allemagne setka
ii Sc marne doufali, pocala je
lvelice znepokojovati. Znali cd
lyazliyost pfitelovu, jejz jake
lvlastnfho syna milovali
chvfi Sc strachem, ze jej ne
Jake nest6sti potkalo.
Otec Bertara bydlel dlou-
hcsa dobp " ulici Mareadet,
kde Trutat X ditku rodich me-
majfcimu, jakoz / ku Gabrielle
lprilnui q stafec necinil zkdne-
Tho rozdAu mezi tfmto a svym
vlastnfm. A stejne bylo 5 from
peietem: tax jako saska Y pra
vde zboznoval, tax nenavid9i
yse, co saSek nenavidGl milo
val s jiznf naruzivostf Vie, co
Itento mi1oyal.
Nyni vidime oba prately y
DESTINY dubnoyy veter potlou-
kati sc nejtmav6jsfmi uiicemi
Montmartru. Cd n4kolika dnI
prochazeii npn1 timto koutem
Pafize, zdrzujice Sc V tech mi
stnostech, jez lezely u NEST
skych hradeb; hledali dosnd
'bez uspechu bfdaka, jenx mel
ma ruee nesmAzatelne znane.
mi kasety Muradovy 50 doufa-
, Jfce koneGns, be Laguyana ns
leznou alespoh prostfednfetvfm
Jeho mifenky.
Trutat phi tom nosil We vaku
RUNE to nacini, jehoz bylo
Trompelletovi pfi jeho pred
stavenich zapotrebi.
/ Kde vidAli We vinarnach neb
kavarnach lidi, tam vstoupili a
yyprosili ST Cd hostinskeho do
, VIOLENT, aby Sc smell SO svym u
nlenlm ukazati q pocali hned
Sc svym pfedstavenfm.
Byly to tmave a smutne Pc
lechy, obyvane vyhredne zlo
6inci a bidaky mesta svetoye-
no, vrahy q zlodeji, ktefi jiz
byii opill aneb ma nejlepsi ce-
ste k tomu; povalovaci beg
prGce jsouci, aneb lenochy; q
diien vyhnanymi delniky, kite
ri zde n6kolika Necerech pro
bill mzdu "a cely m6sic obdrze
ncu, zatim co donna iejich ze-
ny . ditky hladem plakaly a
krHely hroznym hladern.
We tvarich, vSech tech lidi set
kal's sc razem spatnych ma
ruzivostf, ukrutnosti a ohav-
pych nefestf.
Nseeh tech tT6fnosti 81 from
pellet dobfe povsimnul. zatlm
GO SIC u mal6ho stolku, ktery
mu pfinesli, zdanlive cele "a
hloubal We sve kousky, We sy6
zertoVn6 ot6zky, We syA lsskl6
pohary, We eve karty q muska
tove ofechy. Rystre jeho oci
pronikly do nejtmavejsich
koatd, do nejtajnsjslch likry-
tA.
Kde ien byl Sifneohem IA
| Chilperikem tax podrobn6 po-
psany obrl s xukayicsni?
Patrsve okolo sebe sc roxhli
.zejs, konal Trninpelet pronika
vyna. nstrSin hlasem sye pro-
sloyy, prvazeje je pohyby sve
prave ruky. N nfz drzel GER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

sy6mu volicstvu i cel6mu pax
Dsutsc hboehmen, jaka je po
slednf pomoc. Nj schulz
kcnane Y Ustf tajemnfk Krebs
stval proti Cechdm, .kten ne
konxjf sve povinnosti, ponS
vadz jsou spojenci nepfatel 4
cbt6ji Menace vyhladoyeti, !, ia
fe2 zakoncil: aNeni-H stat jik
4 70, 3 mas Ct. j. N6mce) Sc sta
rati snad najde se n6kdo jiny.
A ten jiny to dokaze:: s'uGinf DO
fadek v nasem state POSI-.
dr.. 81. Londgmann, kdyz pred
sedaJicf napomfnal shromazd9
ni, aby Sc zdrzelo "nevlaste-
neckych'' vykfik6, ~pon9vadz
vladnf zastupce ie zakazuje, Z
prohiasii:: "Je nemozno nazvat
|veiezradon, jestli vladnf "a
stupce pfedstavenym dfaddm
ohiasi, be Sc Wade podaffio vp
yoiati mezi Nemci tomto sta
t6 irrendenticke pocity. Necht'
to nahofe slysfr" POSI-. Knirsch
X tomu pripojil: Obyvatelstvo
ztratil0 viru v spravedinoet (!)
We state. Varovali jsme vlAdu q
nyni se yynasnazfme, ably sta
10 Sc skutkem pfipojenf Cecho-
n6mecka X n6mecke fisi "a d
celem vyzivovanf. X vyzivoyA-
nj Nemeckem musila by vsak
take Sc pouziti n6mecke spra-
va. Nemecke potraviny nesms
ly BY prijfti do Prahy, spravu
musily by pfevzit prusti lred
Ifci.
Po navratu ze zajeti Sc usmr
I'll. Pred nekolika tydny pfi
Sci do Vinaric vojfn Jindfich
Pavel ma dovolenou. vracel Sc
prave z rusk6ho zajetf, kde
ztravil p1l 8. roku. v obci me-
dcstalo Sc mu prave lichotiveho
pfijetf. Dokud budil zvedavost,
toz We spolecnosti byl jakz
TAXI yftan, ale pozdeji ibyly mu
cineny ostre vycitky. v ocfch
spcluobcand proste vlfdneho
prijetf nenasel. " patek mel z
d0volene odjeti k svemu pluku.
Rozloucil Sc s rodiei a pfibuz-
nymi a u Strebechovic vrhl Sc
pod vlak. Byl hned~ usmrcen.
Nest'astnikoyi byly "a roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

Aam 1naeneIa, kterymz jejz ne
kterf Sprymaf obmyslil bylo
August. z August cht3 ne
cht6 ubez6k byl do ar6ny
vyv6een. Dive skoaky stavaly
se dive jSfnli. Cely il bex Vi 1
be, jevil Trutat, jako sbv u xzet
tu, jest6 v6tsf bazlivost 4 t'ul-
pastSi. Uspech jeho byf posii.
yuhodny.
Cd onoho dne pfikiAdano Il
meiclm cirkusowym tohotc dr,l u,
hA pffjmf August i Tr-utat
byl pFvnfn, jenz Y lloze t6 w
stupoval.
Jeho naanzellka ! jeho osia
dftek tim jen zlskaly, nebot'
nemely vice zkfehle ruce, kdy
severnf vftr "a drsnych lin
mich noel dvefmi val mgii
este, teple saty a still byl dva-
krat "a den dobfe prostfeng.
SBylo to v cirku, kde August
mechanic mu toto zpopula,
risovane jmeno - s Troinpele
tenn Sc seznarnil. !.
Troaapelet, dobry to chIap
2 jiznf Francie, nemel Sc svy-
mi kejklifskgmi kousky zad-
neho ispecbu pred paffzskvm
cbecenstvem, kter6z jest stej-
ne vrtkave jako< fantasticke.
Jeho iisppry bro zmizely "a
tim co vyckaval dspechu a u
znalosti feditelovi a zahy oct
nul Sc v nejvetsf bfde.s A Il ON
mel rodinu, jiz byl zanechal
la jihu, ma bfehu Garonny -
j en- byl. otcem nekolika dftek.
Angustovi muz ten po jeho
irezdaru znlizel q oei. Trompe
Let Sc ztratil, nezanechav zad-
ne stopy.
Jedne noci byl Trutat, jenz
bydlel v jednA ulici osmnacte-
no okrsku, v ulici Marcadet,
silnym, stale trvajicim Sramo-
tenn Cd spanku zdrzen Sra
snaotu toy jsnzl potfyal do roze-
dnenf a o nernz Sc nemohi do
naysiti, 60 by mel znamenati.
v druhe a treti nasledujicf
na to noci, ano po ceIy tyden
slssel tyz, spanek zapuzujici
lom0z.
Konetne vyzyedel Trutat
pficinu toho. vedle jeho bytu
staven novy ddm a v n0ci pax
-kIadl Trmpelet jako kamen-
mix kanaeny. Proc tax cinil v
noci? Stavitel jej pro nespray
ny pfichod do dila propustil q
praee, jeho soudruzi re souci-
tn Sc sjednotili, be mu doNoli v
noei praci konati; pocftali je-
no praci do sve denni pface q
pax mu zaplatili re xmzdy OBJ
drzene "a jeho nocnf zam6st-
mani. Ziskal tax skrovne male
mzdy. Policejni straznici byli
nan lomozem bro upozorn9-
nj, byli Sc vsfm obeznameni q
nechali jej ze soucitu pracqva
II.
Trutat take S MIN citil SOU
strast v kazdy vecer, kdyz
pfichazel q cirku a Trompele-
ia roticfho . dflcfho Sc u ka-
mend nalezl, poeal mu poma-
haiti.
TAX to slo ctrnAct dni, pax
nebylo jiz prace q Trompelet
Ease zmizel.
Iednoho vecera, kdyz Sc Tru
'at bral po Faubourg du Tenn
pie, srazil Sc s nejakym Glove
KEN, lenz sklonen isa pod ne
snirnoa til dale Sc vleM
byl 20 Tronpelet.
"Odpust'te prosim tis;s-
krate "a ydpust6nf!" zarrusel
muz. "Aj, tot August; 81 y
Co pax rleses r.
.Jsen zainestnan u obchod~
nl:sa ! scihlaTni.
e q eilolnfka 8 cihaaRis AZ .
koVal Trutat udiyen.
Ano pozvedRi pfece tu-
Ito TIL. 10 mann dodenn3
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

Il
drunym kapesIll satky y roz~
fnaxaly snep sof Y valy = Jel'
ne rukou z nned zase se obje-8
vovaly Y puvodni sve podobe.
50 uoeru 1eno kcuz zelneho pruI
ku neieziy So melt aJne1si my
slehky Oono aneD onono d1vaka
kuekoilv y naisfnosh Y zape-
ce.ene ooaice se naieza jicis
Necnal petllrank putovati
~ vestovvcn kapes okolosto1i
cicn aavaku ~ coz &c obzvla-
rs ilDiao. rak aie sgal &c 2 Pc
s,ilanAu Icy desg Jenz spa
VI ao cepl6e. Na % vytahoyai
seike mnozsUvl neoDyceJHyci1
plsunen E n'ouDl sseno Klo-
0ouAu. oeom proven nanollo
ousAu = kaItaml 9 : ponary I
AouielnA 1AIasAa vSecnny W
,'e1iu1liahl'e1sl' oDoiVunoune
ousAy ~ spauhi Z opor r.
s rosei'o uinease' na namenl
oa'psaesoso uclnA zaverek
usa'' JenA JaAo Verny slouzi
nalsui seD.ai s siozii 2 oDa
aA oaSna1eai' aOy ! 1ine krc-
A''1 ssS Nnov1 opskosah.
1aA Z aIepy oo kfcmy Tan
/ .'ous pIS,i q ~ Drane q
auDslyliishe. osedlI smutnl 2
Aa4aiolilysani inarnym sVym pa
sraniin ne VyDezeK opdvneni.
a y. ~ heAollA mlnuI o.
oSisaA. y Miceni Jsouce po-
-.4ouAs'
-, seurssi ssssf. DrODhy aes-
- pvcai 1soina, aie vysrvaie
paoa.' { ceia railz zanaiova-
e g y m,nu. 1koio men uDira-
& se cnodei z mesta vychaze)i
g snep z preomestl don vstu-
p1sNs. Dernl urednici 9 nudou
.saiien sem lam precnazeii,
Dezueky sieaovail Irompe-
.es { ,lu1at zrakoma svyma
1ehu, Aeefouz. AK Sc zdaio,
~ preo Rekoilka mlnutami vi
aeii e hseraz znovu q znovu O.
Aoio se oraia, podlvne, kyapne
|se pr TOM tvaric, Jako by pro-
nasleoovana Dyia. a Dyla Dez
pecnvDy pronasiedovana, ne
POI kdykoaiv Sc obJeviia, vzdy
So take ukazall dva muzl.
i Ssden 2 nlch pyl nadrar, kte
~ nesi ma zadech putnu 2 Y Je
dne ruce pohrabac, y druhe
pax svltilnu, kterouz 81 syitii
- - -
IA zem. Mel husty vous, lenz
skero ceiy leho ,obllceJ zakry
i val. Druny 2 muzu, rovnez
vousaIy Jako prynl nesh ma ru
&c ve1ky KOS, Y nemz Sc male
Naiy Y pestre smeaci vsemozne
saurove Iigurky od venuse
meioske az po Napoieona 2
neJnoveJsl Daletnl tanecnlce.
j Focinani techto trl osob "a
Jimalo Irompeleta ! Trutata.
onazhi Sc nabyti lepslho pohle
Gu Y obllceJ zeny ~ ten Sysak
kpyi iitstym -vinenym satkem
Tax zahaien, re byfo yideh pou
ze JeJi ocl.
byio patrno, ze zenstina ho-
ola hadrare q -prodayace figu-
rex okiaman pokud Sc Jednalo
10 JeJi Gil, nebot' vklouzla do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19
OSLO OVEN.
YCH ZEML.

- 77 LIZ e. hVEtud SEAI Se
y kapesovne ma Zikove W.
buch je5z dfedni zprAya ozna-l
euje jako velmi nepatrny, w
Ilet6la Iry do povetfi jen polo
vina mensiho objektu. Podot5-
IA se pfi tom vyslovne, ze roz-
sab Jest nepomerne mensl, nez
pfi oi1om vybuchu roku lonske-
ho, jenz Prahu nemalo pod9-
sll. Zde Sc iirady chytaji sarni
VIZ LII Fri lonskem yybuchu to
Tx ifednf zpraya dodana mo-
vinAm mluvila stejnym tonem !:
liepatrny vybuch, poskozen ma
IL Cbjekt. - Dne A. kvGtna We
|Skodovce Plzni, pri expe-
diei granatd nastal vazny W.
buch pfi nemz zraneni 4 del
nici, nlanipulujicfs bednami.
Zraneni byli t9zce praktikant
Josef Lais 2 Plesnice a vlakve
dcuci Vaclav Ule z Dondlevce,
jenz We chvfli vybuchu pfijel
na misto s garniturou vlaku.
N obou tovarnach Sc ovsem prf
she vySetruje, neni-li pfdGinou
explosl revolucni smyslenf del
nictva. Zylaste We Skodoyce
d3lnictyo jest pod prfsnou po-
licejnf kontrolou nejen vojen-
|skych autorit, ale / zvl. organi-
SAGE tajne policie, v jejfmz &c
le Jest komisar a fada nejzku-
senej6fch detektivl.
HIadove dny v Praze. - Ma
d1razIle intervence, wat byl IL
fady zfetel ma Prahu a jeJi asi
550;0O0 obyvatelstvo a pfiye-
zefo neco .kukuficne mouky.
Jak Sc jimi Praha nasytila vid-
no Z tohoto: v pondelf, dne 6.
kv9tna dodaly velkopekarny
prazske oprovisacnim lradim
$500 Achlebu. v utery $4,000 a
We stfedu rekord $4,000 chile
BIT. Dohromady: $4,000 lboch-
|nik1. Spotreba tydenni pro Vel
kou Prahu cini LOT, 900 boch-
lniku chleba pfi polovicni dav
lee, eli na pul tydne $1,000
Iehleb1l Odecte-li Sc Cd teto su
micky horejsi cislo $4,000, do
lsraneme cifru l0,2O0. Tolik
bochnfkl chleba nedostAva Sc
do celtho 1hrnneho poctu "a
dny 6.,S7. a 8. .kvetna pro Vel
kon Pralhu. Mela tedy Praha
sbozf darek' v polovicni dav-
ce skoro zajisteny az do soboty
dne III. Zatlm vsak objevil Sc
do teto kalamity prvnf nedosta
tex uhlf v pekarnach. Ma pr.
|yelkopekarna Hlasivcova ma
Pankraci, ktera dosud pekla,
lnela dne 8. kvetna v celem
rczsahlem SVEN traktu So so
kg uhli! Oznamila soucasne,
ze mali vyhov6ti svemu uko-
iu, potfebuje denne rs metri-
ckych centn uhlf. Kotle tedy v
Hlasivcove velkopekarn6 W.
chladly
Bida Y severnirh Cechich.
"Bida ma Teplicku a Mostec
ku dostupuje kritick6 vyse. De
ii chudych ceskych nemec-
kycf lidi jsou hladem TAX emo
feny, ze slabostf padaji, We sko
le spi, je jim spatn6, vyucova
nj neslednjf a valna cast jich
pro slabost, hlad nahotu ne
mnzey ami chodit do skoly"
tax popisuje dopis, jenz Sc nam
dostal do 7.ls., pomc--y "a es-
skem severn. - Nedavno Sc do
stale severoceskemu obyvatel-
stvu slibu o zlepsenf zasobova-
nj. Sliby ty jsou ma Teplicku
"plneny" tax, re ami zkrace-
ma davka mouky uz nenf dava-
ma a brambory vdbec odpadly..
Chleb vyroben lbyl hlavne y.
mlate susene repy, takze celia
fada osob onemocn6la proto
/ cd pokusu s tfmto syinstyem O.
pet opu&t6no. Nemecky tisk
m6st'acky stale denuncuje a
svadi vinu ma ceske sedlaky,
- - ~ x
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-12-04
THE HOME GUARDS OF WILLMAR
BARN BURNED SOUTH OF
CITY SUNDAY NIGHT

The barn on the late Henry Johnson
farm south of the city was burned to
the ground last Sunday evening about
ten o'clock. The fire alarm was given
at the city fire station and and our fire.
men on their fire truck made run
out and many others from town hur-
ried to the scene Of the blaze. There
was no water available on the place
and of course nothing could be done to
save the barn, which burned to the
ground in a few minutes. The fire
originated in very peculiar way.
sister on the place had been out with
his Ford car and had returned home
with the same and run it into the
shed, leanto to the barn. Kerosene
instead of water for cooling had been
used in the radiator and was boiling
hot. Raymond thought he would open
the radiator cap, never realizing any
danger. Gas from the kerosene es.
capped and was ignited by the lights
in the presto lamps and the whole
room was ablaZe in second. He man
| aged however to get out the car and
to extinguish the fire that was set
| to some straw in the shed. Thinking
everything alright he went to the
house but soon learned that his barn
was all afire. 1t seems that he had
not discovered that the flames from
the gas had, put fire to the hay in the
main part of the barn.
What live stock they had in the
building was saved except probably
few chickens The top of the Ford
| was DESTROYED and some holes burned
in the cushions. We understand that
there was about $500 insurance on
the building.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-12-04
OBIT r Y
OLOF SODERHOLM.

Another old-time Dovre pioneer has
departed this life. Olof Soderholm
died Nov 25, at the home of his son,
John, at Sioux Falls. The end came
suddenly and without warning at the
supper table, He was in his usual
good spirits when he laid down his
knife and fork, leaned forward and
was no more.
Olof SoderhOlm was born in Ovre
Ullerud. N;irmland, Sweden, Dec. 8,
1>JA. lie came 10 America IN 1866.
lie Walr cd from ST. Paul westward
70 locate his claim III see. Is, DOVle.
III 1878 he was married to Hanna JO.l
son She died in October, 1894. The
following children survive their faith
er: August Soderhoiln, DriScOll, \. D.;
David IT, Stanley, Sapulpa, Okla; M
thur Stanley, Tulsa, Okla; Z. John
Soderholm, Sioux Falls; Miss Chls-
tine Soderholm and Alice (llrs. L. Z.
Pringle) Omaha; Misses Sophie and
Esther Soderholm at Minneapolis.
There are seven grand chilrren. A
sister lives in Pennsylvania.
The deceased lived on the home
stead until in 1912, when he moved to
Minneapolis. Two months ago he NOV
ed to Sioux Falls with his son John
with whom he was living.
The funeral took place Nov. 80, at
the Lundby church in Dovre, Rev.
Oscar WenStrand officiating. The
remains of the old pioneer were laid
to rest in the church yard. The late
Mr.. Soderholm was a good man, al
ways cheerful and happy in dispo.
sition, and was we'll prepared to move
on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-12-04
MAKING MORE ROOM FOR
SUPERINTENDENT'S FORCE

Owing to the greatly increased mum.
Der of clerks being added to the forces
at the Great Northern Superintend-
ent's Office it has been found neces.
sary to provide more floor space for
this department. Accordingly the
master mechanic and train master
have been compelled to move their Of
fees each into "ready-made" portable
buildings, sent up from St. Paul.
Road master Hanson and Master Car
penter Beese's offices have been NOV.
ed the second floor of the depot. The
partitions in the superintendent
building have been taken out to make
more desk room for the clerks.