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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
LATAH COUNTY RECORDS

Sept. 27.-W D-Hogan Hanson to
Thos. E. Scott, 81; N1-2NW1-4; SE1-4
NW1-4; NE1-4SW1-4 26-43-5.
Rel-June B. Miller to Solomon
Peiffer, RIM filed 9-13-13.
w D-George M. Grow to August
S. Frost, $3.50 39-41-42 "B" Lieuallen's
End Moscow
R M-Mike Mikelson to June B.
Miller, 5000, due 9-26-19, N1-2 S1-2
1881 w.
Rel-W. H. Leasure to E. A. Bauer,
RIM filed 5-5-15.
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Ny men can vip all der vimmins und
childrens vot dem Belchians can pring
up. But dose Americans are so rough
und ignorant. We can't make dem I'M
derstandt dot We are der greadest
soldiers on earth, und ven We troy to-
sing "Dutchland Uber Allies" dey laff
like lot of monkeys. But We are
getting der pest of der Americans.
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We can oudtrun dem. Papa, if We are
not der pest fighters on earth We are
der best runners. Nobody can keep
up nit us ven We tink of der dear old
Rhine, und my army nefer did tfnk
so much Of dot dear oldt river as
righdt now. Let me know righdt
away by return postoffice.-Crown
Prince Willie.
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Noted Speaker Coming.

Mrs. Louisa Kelly, noted speaker
from the east, who has recently locat-
ed in Spokane, will deliver two timely
addresses at the First Christian
church tomorrow. At II a. m. her
subject will be "Woman's Work in
This War" At 8 p. M, 'The Place
of the Church in the Worlds Crisis"
The public is invited to hear this
able speaker.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
First Rantist Church.

II DdPIlSC SlthA Nh'
Cor. Jackson and First, Dean Ham
ilton, minister.
Bible school at 9:45. This is a grow
ing, going school Mrs, Hamilton
takes the newly formed class of young
married women.
Morning worship at II o'clock. At
this service Mr.. Hamilton speaks upon
the theme, "The Victor's Verify"
Evening worship at o'clock. Sub
ject of the evening sermon, "The I'm
avoidable Christ"
B. Y. P. U. at z p. m.
Mid-week service at 8 o'clock ev-
cry Thursday evening.
Teachers study hour at 7 o'clock
every Thursday evening.
Children's choir Friday at a p. m.
Church choir meets Friday evening.
Advisory board meets with the pas
tor Monday evening.
October business meeting OF the
church Thursday at 8:45 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all the act
ivities and services of the church.
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Church <1@'4s!
Sunday School.

sunday ScnOOl at S.4C.
English services at II o'clock.
Services at Paradise Hill at 800
o'clock
Rev. F. R. Schmidt
st. Marks Church.
500 a. M, Holy communion.
9:45 a. M, Sunday school,
11:00 a. M, morning service. The
rector continues his course on "The
Problem Of Organized Religion III.
1.-THE Value of the Presbyterian, Bap-
fist and Methodist Churches"
A special invitation is extended to
soldiers, students and visitors.
The vestry will meet at 400 p. m.
on Sunday, in the rectory. A full
attendance is requested, as important
business will be discussed.
Christian Church.
9:45-Bible school.
10:45-Communion service.
1:10-Address by Mrs. Louisa
Kelly.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
Miss Mix HOnOred.

The recently announced engage
ment of Miss Abbie Mix was the oc-
casion on Wednesday afternoon of an
exquisitely appointed luncheon given
by Mrs. Jerome ]. Day in compliment
to her sister, at the Hotel Moscow.
Covers for fourteen guests were laid
at large oval table which was COW
cred with rarely beautiful embroid-
cred cloth of Canton linen. The cent
er of the table was graced by a huge
Shepherdess basket of ivory enamel,
which was filled with sky blue DELPHI
inium and Ophelia roses supplemented
by the dainty Baby's Breath. At each
plate lay corsage boquet composed
of the same flowers, and the bride
like appearance of the table was fur
ther enhanced by place cards to
which were tied small bags of rice in
blue and pink ribbons. Blue and pink
tulle on basket and bouquets gave adj
ditional beauty of color to the strik-
ing ensemble effect.
The guests included Mrs. Richard
Noftsger of Orofino; Mrs. John Beck
er, Orofino; Mrs, Chas. Fisher, Oro-
fino; Miss Broman, Mrs. G. P. Mix,
Mrs. F. M, Mix, Mrs. VIM. Marsh,
Mrs. S. E.. Hutton, Miss Isabelle
Stephens, Mrs. Crandall, Miss V. Der
mott, Miss Permeal French, Mrs. Guy
Curtis, of Moscow; and Miss Ivy Cur
It's of California.
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CROWN PRINCE WRITES
LETTER TO PAPA

ON DER RUN, Someveres in
Franc, August 80 Times -Dera Papa:
am on der run, as der prave und
glorious soldiers under mine gom-
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

The Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy will
preach at eleven a. m. and seven thir-
ty p. m. The subject of the morning
sermon is "Autocracy's Overthrow.
The evening theme is ''The Eternal
Springs"
At six-thirty the young people of
the church have social gathering
with informal music and light re-
freshments. Students, soldiers and
other young people Of the city are
especially invited. All will find a
cordial welcome and an hour of pleas
ant fellowship.
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MAk9Q;,,OETF|

/ when Mrs Howard David entertained
for Mrs. E. H. Connaughton. The
guests were the members of the Hi Yu
club, Mrs. w. E. Borah of Washing
ton, D. c., and Mrs. Boone of Hol-
land, Michigan. An elaborate lunch
con was served at five o'clock.
Catholic Ladies Entertain Soldiers.
The first of the series of Saturday
evening parties given in the K. G. hall
by the Catholic ladies Of Moscow for
the entertainment of the soldiers and
people of Moscow have been very de-
lightful affairs. The soldiers are
loud in their praise Of the dances and
the delicious refreshments which are
served free throughout the evening.
The patronesses for this evenings
party will be Miss Permeal French
and Miss Isabelle Stevens of the Uni
versity of Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28

700 p. m.--Young peoples Chris
tian Endeavor.
800 p. m.-Address by Mrs. Louisa
Kelly.
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CatboIic Church

Early mass, soc Second mass,
1920; benediction, 7.30 p. m.
REV. R. PECOUL, Rector.
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refreshments.
Mrs. E. H. Connaughton arrived in
Moscow last Sunday and will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Homer
David, for two weeks. Mrs. Con-
naughton is well known in Moscow
and several social events have already
been arranged in her honor.
Lieut. and Mrs. Fred Shields will
reach Moscow today for brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard David were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Orland at an
informal supper party on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. F. A. David entertained
small group of friends at supper We'd
nesday evening, honoring Mrs. Con-
The Mountain View club met on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. B. G. Dowdy, with twenty-one
members present, and spent the af-
ternoon in sewing for the Red Gross.
Guests of the club were Mrs. Abel,
Mrs. T. G. Dowdy, Bessie and Ruby
Dowdy, and Rose Sullivan.
Mrs. Retta Holman was hostess
to the Ivyhurst club on Friday af-
5ernoon. Ice cream and cake were
served to the nine members and their
Visitors, Mrs Fry and Mrs. Roy Hol-
nan.
Miss Marion Byrns, who has spent
he last two winters in eastern
schools, left Friday for Portland, Or
,gon, where she will enter Reed Col
eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matzorf were hosts |
o "a group of young people Monday |
,vening at their apartments on Sixth I
treet. Games furnished the amuse-
nent of the evening and delicious
efreshments were served. Mr.. Mat
orr is a soldier in training at the
Little Grace Parsons entertained
everal Of her playmates at a party
n Saturday afternoon of last week.
he youngsters enjoyed frolic on
he spacious lawn at the Parsons
ONE and late in the afternoon were
-eated to good things to eat.
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Lieutenant Hill Married.

Lieutenant Hill Married.
Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Hill of this city, of the
marriage of their son, Lieut. w. Hardy
Hill, to Miss Winnifred Erdman of
Los Angeles, California. Lieutenant
Hill is stationed at Honolulu, and the
wedding took place in that city on
the twenty-fourth of August.
Hardy Hill will be we'll remembered
by Moscow people as he spent the
greater part of his life here and was
employed by w. E. Wallace for sew
eral years. After leaving Moscow he
took a course in optometry in Chi
cago, and later established business
for himself in Hilo, Hawaii
Affair for Mrs. Connaughton.
One of the delightful affairs of the
week occurred on Tuesday afternoon,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-28
Moscow Girl WEEDS.

Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Amelia Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Brown, to Ash
ley J. Roche of Avery, Idaho. The
mErriage took place Monday, Sept.
% at the Presbyterian church, Rev.
Snoddy performing the ceremony.
Miss Brown graduated from the uni
versity in 1915 and was a member of
the Delta Gamma sorority. For the
past two years she has been teaching
home economics in the st. Maries high
school. Mr.. Roche is engaged in the
forestry service. Mr.. and Mrs. Roche
will live at Avery, Idaho.
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Faculty Womens Club Will Meet.

There will be an open meeting of
the Faculty Womens club on Tuesday,
October the fifteenth, at Ridenbaugh
Hall. The meeting will be in the ma
ture Of a reception for the wives Of
the new faculty members and all fac
ulty women are urged to be present.
There will be program and light
refreshments.
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Birthday Dinner.

Birthday Dinner.
On Thursday evening the salesgirls
on the second floor at Williamson's
honored one of their number, Miss
Ethel Vawter, with a birthday dinner
served at Miss Vawter's home. Covers
were laid for Mesdames Gray and
Ford and Misses Beryl Christensen,
Ruth Gray, Eva Randall, Marie Sod
dorff, Bessie Michael, Hazel Oylear,
Hilma Olson, Josephine Foyer, and
Ethel Vawter.
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Betas Entertain.

Betas Entertain.
The town members of Beta Theta
ri entertained group of friends in
formally at dinner dance and
theatre party on Monday evening.
After delicious dinner, cooked and
served by the boys themselves, the
guests proceeded to the Kenworthy,
and later returned to the chapter
house for dancing. Those present
were the Misses Sholes, Dow, York,
Jones, Brown, Mcdaniel and Robbins;
and Messrs Hodgins, Romig, Hatfield,
Darling, Gerlough, Gill and Parsons.
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BYLA BY TO KRASNA PA.
MATKA.

Dozvidame Sc, ze zivy obraz
"Svetoveho mlru', ZnaZorneny
"a odhaleni amer. vlajky Vel.
kovyboru J. c. D. minulou ne
deli V Ceske Narodni sini bude
ofotografovan. kterezto foto-
giraffe z6staly by miEou upomin
kou ma dotcenou slavnost. O.
braz byl totiz velice umelecky
sestaven, zas'uhuje tudiz repro
|dukce, jakehosi trvaleho ocene
nj namahy prace nejen dotce
neho poradaiiciho vyboru, n.y.
brz vSech snah naSich pokroko
,vych dam.
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ZAMESTNANCI PLZENSkE.
HO PIVOVARU cESKOSLO.
VENSKE ARMADE.
Sbirka cislo 20.

Nas'edujici prispeli: R. Lud-
wig soc, z. spinka 81, FIR. Han
I'll 25c, JOS. Urbanec Csc, Jan
Tvrdik Csc, Jan Hanzl Csc, j.
Wais soc, Jos. Prokop Csc, Jos.
Hrbac Csc, JOS. Kopacka 25c,
Vac. Sindelar 25c, Paul Sakac
Csc, Jan Kotlin Csc, JOS. Kan
dl 25c, Fred Sole 25c, A. Dostal
soc, Jaroslav Pavlik 81, FIR.
Dlouhy soc Jos. Brabec 25c,
Vac. Trnka 25c, John Tesar rs
ctu, FIR. Pilny 15c, ]. Nevseta
15c, FIR. Stepka 1Oc, Vac. Xii.
van 55c, FIR. Nejedly Csc, JOS
Kozeluha 25c, JOS. Kocourek
25c, John Peterka soc, Johr
Opl 15c, Vaclav Kase 15c, Vac
Prusa 1Oc, JOS. Bejna 10c, T
Matejka 15c, ]. Prokop Csc
JOS. Marek 15c.
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Jak Sc mnzete peniZe vydlu-
zit?
V padu nutn6 potreby, dojd6
te ma bank a ma notu Sc zaru-
kou vaseho Bondu muzete pu]c
ku ziskati. Ma knpovani Bondh
mizeme Sc ma banku vydluzit
penize ma Az procent.
Jak dostaneta uroky?
Ma kazdem Bondu jsou ku'
Iponv, ma nichz Jest naznaceno
Imnoho-li V ktere dobe 1roku sc
|vvplati. V urcene dobe, kaz.
Idych 6 mesicu ten kupon utrh-
'nete a kazda banka vam peni.
lie vyplati. Ma registrovane Bon
DIV. vlada kazdych sest mesic0
"a uroky posle eek.
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znltil prusky Inilitarismu8 a a.
hv valka vitezne a rychle skon
ella. Zaroven ably jsm,a pujckou
umoznili Spojencum, ga ten sa-
my ncel bojovat.
Proc pujcujeme penfze Spo-
jenchm?
Anglie, Francie a ostatni
Spojenci v tom zapasa utratilv
bilionv nez my isme do vafky
vstoupily. Ny jim nepuitima
penizo. nybrz potfebne zasoby
ktere nam po valce zap.atl. w
hodnejsi jest poslat Jim valec-
ne potreby. nez abychom nell
samotni N6meckem valGit.
Zda-li isou Bondy jist6?
Bondy isou jako prvni hypo-
teka (mortgage) IA vSechno
co ma conu V teto Zemi, ma po-
zemkv, stavby, fanny, skllzen.
strojc, tovarny ma vsechno DO
hatstvi V teto zemi. Vlada Spo-
jenych StatG Jest "a ty Bondy
zodpovedna. Nikde nemdzeme
iist6ii penizo ulozit. Kdyby ty
Bondy byly bezcenne, pax by
mic teto zemi nemelo cenu -
ami penize.
NaSe vlada v urcenem case
koupi cd mas ty Bondy zapla
tt ma plnou castku We zlate a tn
diz ty Bondy jsou tax dobre. ia
ko zlato.
Bondy nemame prodavat. V
padu nutne potfeby. name sc
ma Bondy penize vydluzit. Pc
nize jsou jako zbozi. Ceho Jest
malo, jest to drazsi a echo jest
mnoho, jest lacinejsi a proto ne
nechte Sc zkracOvat, kdyz V
pravem case dostanetie 1plnou
! CaStku.
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UTOPIL Sc POD AUTO.
MORILEM.

Nasledkem naopatrne jizdy
velky automobii Sc zvrhnul dc
skarpy kde Sc nalezalo 4 stopy
vody ma Cleveland Akron rd.
pobIize Twinsburg. AutomobiI
fidil James H. Lee z Massillon
o., ktery pod karou Sc utopil
a SEC. Ethel Croft, dcera leka
Re Massillon a jeste jedna
mlada zena, jejiz jmeno memo
hlo bvt ziisteno, byly tezce IRA.
n6ny. ODE zeny byly doprave
ny do Akron nemocnice.
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PRfSPEVKY PRO cESKOSLO.
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE.
NE v ADM. "SVETA",

Y hostinske mistnost pi. Me.
Zerove, roh Eichorn a w. 40 ul.
vybral p. Ant. Horejsi p. For
tier odvedl cd nasledujicich: !:
M. Mezera 81. V. Fortier 81, J..
stofek 81, V. Helebund 81, A.
HorejSi soc, F. Haluska soc, J.
Burk 25c, T. Kralik Csc, J. Kar
pisek 25c, J. Kotfrid Csc, J.
Kolna 10c, V. Svoboda 25c, B.
Cmolik 10c, F. Livanec 10c, J.
Zoch 15c, F. Sole Csc, V. Trou-
sill Csc, J. Soucek Csc. V. Sou
kenik Csc, J. Nosr 25c, j. Sol
ka 25c, "A. Braun 1Oc, B. Min
ky Csc, V. Hanzlik soc, J. Kral
10c, F. Kester Csc, V. Blaha
Csc, B. Glaser SC, K. Sprosty
Csc, M. Domako 1Oc, J. Bulan
Csc. O. Slaminka Csc, J. ITCHY
25c, C. Fortier 1Oc, j. Fortier
1Oc. Celkem .$11.OO
Kar. krejci vybral mezi "a
mestanci u Miller Interstate Co.,
Bedford, o., a sice Kar. Krejci
25c, Jos. Campula 81, J. Char.
vat Csc, A. Weiss 25c, J. Sko-
pal Csc, Rud. Hejna 25c, K.
Kos Csc, "A. zenisek 25c, R. Le-
der 4Oc, M. Kule Csc, Joe Jan
soc, Jos. Andel Csc, M. Teska
Csc, Jos. Kubak Csc, Chas. ia
hoda Csc, J. Woldlager Csc, E.
Placek SOC, A. Nejedlik Csc,
A. Houska Csc, "A. Homolka 25
ctG. Jos. Luzik Csc, F. Holesov-
sky soc, A. Fronek 25c, j. Po-
lax Csc, j. Bartos 25c, A. Ka-
rasek Csc, F. Novotny SOC. Gel
KEN 900
FIR. Marx, 1903 E. So ul 200
Jos. Narovec 100
Dne II. riina bylo w.
kaZanO 1855
Dne Is. rijna 1918 Sc
.o1o-S ~ - 4 80. C,,s@o @HGr On
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ZASTRELIL Sc.

Herbert Schmotzer, 19 rokil
v North Olmsted, Sc vcera po-
blize dOmova zastrelil. Jeho o.
tee sdelil koronerovi, za Her
bert v posledni dobe touzil
vstoupit do armady. N6kolikra
te Sc hlasil, ale vzdy byl odka-
zan, aby pockal, az pride ma
radu, to no stale trapHo, re
tax nerozumnym zpGsobem 81
zivot utratil.
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BONDY
!
SVOBODY.

Mlzeme pfirovnat naSi agita
ci We prospech Bondu Svobody
ke agitaci skolnich ditok?
Zda-li pax jsta 81 vym6nili
kupony, co droky s Bondi, KITE
re jste drive koupili?
Bondy Svobody mdzeme kon
pit ma Gtvero spusob.
Mnoho lidi Sc domniva, za
kupovanim Bondu davame pc
nize Wade, iako jsme dava'i ma
Victory Chest a to Jest chybne.
My jsme Sc stall narodem,
ktery kupuie Bondy. Pc valce
budeme NIT vetsf zajem pro ku
povani Bondn statnich, .okres-
Mich, mestskych i prGmyslo-
vych. Kupovanim BondG Svobo
DIV pomIzeme vyhrat nasi val.
ku a zaroven sc naucime uila-
dat nase 1spory tam, kda Sc
nam nabizi lepsi vyhody.
Co Jest Bond?
Um6leckou rytecRou praci
potisknuty papir, ktery jest pc
depsan splnomocnenymi TRAD
Eiky naroda, statu, okresu, me-
sta neb korporaci, ma nemz Sc
naznaci pGicena castka a zaro-
ven mnoho-li uroku pfinesou a
kdy jsou splatny.
Co jsou Bondy Svobody?
Bondy Svobody Jest zaruka
Spojenych Statu, ze "a pdjcene
penlze vlada koupi pro nasi ar
madu della, lode, naboje, tata-
dla, a vsechny potreby, ably ten
boj uchranil nasl svobodu,
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OZNAMENiUMRT

bolnym srdcem oznamujeme vsem prateGm
znamym nejvys truchlivou zpravu, re odebrala to
hoto svsta nase milovana manzelka, matka, dcera
stra a snacha
ri. MARIE CIGLEROVA
vcera hod odpoledne start 80 roxy.
Pochazela Holoubkova okres rokycansky Ce-
chach dlela Americe 13 rokG Nalezela k sboru So
bsslava {. JCD Pittsburgh Pa. POhreb drahe
le bude konan v patek domu smutku cislo 1O9l1
Grandview hrbitov woodlandsky bude vypra
ven pohrobnikem p. Kar. Horakem. Pratele znami
jsou zadan, by pohTbu sucastn o tchou soustrast
pros:
KAREL CICLER, manzel KAREL, ALBERT, synove,
MARIE, dcera. rcdGe, bratri, sestry, ANNA CICLER
svakrova a ostatni truchlici pozGstali pratele.
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Sbirka ci.lo 80.

Nasleduiici prispeli: Frant.
Hanzl Csc, Jos. Hanzl Csc, Jos.
Urbanec 25c, JOS. Wais soc,
John Kotlin 25c, Zdenek Spin
ka 81, Paul Sakac 25c, j. Kra-
hulk Csc, Vaciav Sindelar Csc,
Anton Kandl 25c, Fred sollc
SOC, JOS. Tvrdik Csc, r. Lud-
wig soc, JOS. Prokop 25c, Jos.
Rezabek Csc, Jos. Kopacka 25
ctu, Adolf Dostal sol, Vac. Trn
ka Csc, John Tesar 25c, Frank
Pilny 15c, Jos. Brabec 25c, Jos,
Teply S1.5O, Jos. Kozeluha 25c
JOS. Kocourek Csc, John Peter
ka soc, John Opl 15c, Vac. Ka.
Sc 15c, Jos. Prime 15c, K. Mast
ny 10c, Jos. Bejna 10c, Tom
Matejka zoe, j. Prohop 25c
M. sanda 25c, FIR. Stepka 10c.
J. Nevseta 10c, J. Cafourek So
ctd, Vac. smejkal Csc, Vac
Krivan SOC, FIR. Dlouhy SOC, V
Krakora z Clark ave. Csc.
Prijal a diky kvituje
--- - Jos. MaSek, tai.
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Dne Is. rijna 1913 Sc
naleza v adm. Sveta $151.3O
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CECHU DOMOV

odkoupil BondG ctvrte pGjcky
svobody "a $5OO.00.
Prijal milodar povoJeny sjeZ
dem c. S. P. S. v Chicagu, ILL.,.
pred caesm konany, obnosu
so dollarI.
Zastupitelky Cechu Domova
jsou zadany ably v plnem poctu
Sc stcastnily schGzi, nebot ucel
organisace nasi vyzaduje, ably
podniknuta prace Sc konala "a
ucasti vsech zastupkyn.
Ctenou verejnost zadame, by
laskave pamatovala konani do
bra ma probationary lidumilny
ustav "Cechu Domov".
Vybor.
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UZNANi "a PROjEV SOU
STRASTI.

Do Sveta doSel dopis cd BY
valeho guv. a vyslance We Fran
Gil Myron T. Herricka, syna,
a pi. Parmely w. Herricka, V
kterem sdeluji vdecne uznani
"a sympatie stran umrtf pi. Her
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GOOD WORK OR WIN
THE WAR LEAGUE

The executive committee Of the
Ocala Win the War League calls on
all good citizens to furnNh it with
the following information The same
will be treated as confidential and
the name of vhe informant will not be
be divulged:
Do you know Of a0s person who has
refused to invest in liberty bonds or
war savings stamps FOR any reans0n
other than inability on account OF
financial conditi0aE?
Do you know aHy persoa who has
refused to contribute to the Red
Cross or the 7. d. G. A for any rea
son other than Inability Oh account
OF financial conditions?
Do you know of any person who IS
now or has violated the regulations
Of the county food administrator with
reference to the prodigal use Of
wheat, sugar and such articles as are
especially named within the restrtc
tons?
The undersiga constitute the exec
utive committee Of the Ocala Win the
War League. Az the title indicates
the object Of the league is to dc
things and to gather any information
that may be Of assistance to the gov
eminent in carrying on the war. To
this end we invite the cooperation
OF all citizens. II you have any in
formation relative to hostile acts by
any person, or persons, such as IN
reference with the operation OF the
draft or the use OF seditious language
please communicate with ony0ne OF
the undersigned and your information
will be regarded as confidential and
your name will not be divulged. This
information will tas transmitted to
the United States authorities without
delay.
c. s. Cullen. R. A. Burforn. w K
Zewadski. Harvey Clark. George Mac
Kay, T T. MunrOe, L. w. DuVa, [.
r. ChazaI Rev j. r. HeTndo1, Clar
ence Camp, r. L. Anderson. ]. M
Thomas. W D. earn, J. E. Chacs, B
A. Weathers, Mrs. Caroline MoOrhead
Mrs Elizabeth Hooker, w s. Bullock
H. NJ. HamptOa.-5-1e-6td-8-16-wtf
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the hands of the boards of the state
so that in the coming years when the
war is over and the world is being re-
built and Florida is playing very .ac-
tive part in the great drama, we shall
have the means of providing school
facilities that will give the Florida
boys and girls, at least approximate
.ly, an even showing with those of
other states.
Only a few days ago a teacher who
ranks among the very leading ones
of her line of teaching in the state
and who for many years has done
most noble work among US and who
is paid better salary than most OF
our teachers, but the value Of whose
services can never be calculated in
money, told me that she was really
not making a living from. her work
and would be obliged to take up
something else when opportunity pre-
sented itself. Only a day or two ago
another one of our faithful lady
teachers declined a very tempting Of
Ter IN order TO stay Dy nef contract
to teach at less salary. You have
probably noticed the steadily decreas-
ing number of men who are taking up
teaching even as a temporary en-
ployment.
What are we going to do about il?
The only thing that can be done is to
do the best we can with the means al
our command fer the present and
make provision for the future by
adopting the amendment that will a.
low school boards to increase the
levy for general school purposes as
the requirements may present them
selves and as the condition Of the
country may justify.
Very respectfully yours,
J. H. Brinson.
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UNCLE SAM TO HAVE 5000
TRAINED FILTERS WITHIN YEA7

Washington. Oct 2S-Eight month
from today the United States expec :
to have completed plans ahich VII
put into service 35 ooo trained ari4-.
ors. It is proposed tie train 80 av
ing cadets in the United states 81.
tween June 30. 1918. and June 3,
1919. Of whom 24le- are expected II.
ter to qualify as full fedged aiers. The
army is finding no difficulty in ct.
ting men To enter the aviation train.
ing schools In fact at this time. #
has thousands more applications IN
hand than can be handed. even DE-
spite the vast number Of aviators thar
are 70 be trained during the year. BE.
fore being allowed to DO flying Of anv
sort the cadets are required to spend
three months at the elementary train.
ing schools, of which there are FIVE
located at Cornell, Princeton. Galifor
ria. Illinois and Texas universities.