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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
63 SELECTMEN LEAVE
 FOR CAMP SHELBY
Men Will Assemble in Office of Local
 Board This Morning

Sixty-three men from the six local ex- emption boards will be entrained Tor Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss, this morning arc have been ordered to re- port at the local exemption board in the Jefferson County Bank building at 5 O clock with all baggage. They will be inducted into the service and the women of the council of defense will present them with comfort kits and they will be entra aimed.
 Those leaving for Camp Shelby are:
 Division No l--Joe Jinks, Joe NJ. Mon tano, r. NJ strickland, Jr., Charles c. William H. Adams, John T. Robinson. Harold R. Galloway, James F. Vance. Jessie C. Haiston.
 Division No 2-Thomas W. McPherson, Patrick N. Hession, Charles s. Davls, Paul D Mckenzie, James T. Pervine, Arthur F. Curtis. William Mulder, Will liam F. Dobbs, George l.. Whatley. Pew ton R. Jolt James Gardner Shaw, Joe Siragusa, John Orange Krahenbuhl, An derson T Femberton.
 Division No 3-George 4. Floyd, Theo- dcre S. Bronson, John Vitrano, Daniel T. McGowan, Cecil Bryant Terrell Solo mon K. Grass. James J. Dikes Eugene K. Bowling. Paul l.. Welch, Camille E. Newman, Harvey c. Smith, James F. Bland. Frank George Rodrigues, Morris l.. Goldstein.
 Division No. 4-William Faggard, David George Bankenhorn. Edward Eugene EchoIs John Franklin Elliott. William E. Ladner, Nels Graffeo.
 Division No 5-Roy T. Wood Otis C. Johns. William McGill Lusk. Henry II Godfrey, Benjamin T. Hardison. Samuel X. Rouss, Allie Cushen, Joseph A. Rutera. William A. Collins, Willis B. Kaiga.s. Earle Fl. Windsor. David Y. Wood. Hnm : c. Giles, Adolph Tintori, William r. Land.
 Division No. e-James L. Frazier John c Morrow Webb Young.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09

stantly You chew a tablet after meals distress quickly disappears stomach becomes s'sweet' mo gas or bloat-no belching of bitter, half. digested food.
 H. |. Kramer, originator of EA. TONIC, says:
 II am proud of EATONIC, The remarkable results it is proving up. aremy ample reward for the hard work l have devoted to the bringing out of this preparation. Now have the great satisfaction of knowing-abso- lutely that EATONIC will do every. thing that planned for it.
 II strongly urge every man and woman with bad digestion to try EATONIC at once on my advice. 1 state positively with all the emphasis and sincerity at my command that it IS now no longer necessary for any one to endure the miseries and dis. comforts of weak, ailing stomach,
 "A single large 50c box of EA- TONIC will prove that 1 am right, Get it from any Druggist today He will tell you what Kramer says is sc SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
SHEFFIELD

engagements have been perfected be- tween the government and the South ern railroad whereby more adequate transportation facilities will be pro- vided between Sheffield, Florence, Tus- cumbia, and Muscle Shoals.
 Beginning today the Southern railroad company will start the operation of shuttle trains between Muscle Shoals and Sheffield, Tuscumbia and also across the Tennessee river to Florence The equipment was received during the past wek. Standard. open side cars will be used, each having a seating ca pacity of 100 people. Each of the trains will consist of 5 cars, and these trains will operate on & morning and late aft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
David w. Wood IT,,
 Dies at Asheville

A messa ge was received in 6ifmlhs ham yesterday from D. W. Wood. pres ident of the Wood Whitaker Grocery company, announcing the death or MT and Mrs. Woods infant son, David, Jr. at Asheyille. The child was l year old.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wood took their son to Asheviile about three weeks ago hoping the change of climate woulo prove beneficial. The remains will ar riae in Birmingham today at noon and the funeral will be held at the resi- dence of Mrs. Woods father. John H. Copeland, 1910 North Thirty-secono street, this afternoon at o'clock. ln- torment will be made in Elmwood cem- etery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
ATTENTION, GAUZE WORKERS

It is your patriotic duty to come early and stay late at central work room.
 Come every day and as many days as YOU can spare to help finish our government allotment for June. There are still 25,o0o wipes to be made. Come, clear the way. for our July work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
Red Cross Bulletin

The work of the American Red Cross has grown to such proror- tons in it's efforts to relieve suf- terlng humanity that The Age-Her- aid will publish a Red Cross bulle- tin daily Contributions to this co4umn tpom workers throughout me district will be welcomed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
FAIRyIEW UNIT

The Fairview Red Cross unit was or ganized January p, 1918, with Mrs. J c. Williams as chairman. This unit has been doing splendid work and up to the present time has made 90 pairs drawers 4 bedshirts, 21 pairs of pajamas, < undershirts, IA bedjackets, dozen hand kerchiefs, pairs bedstocks, besides the knitted articles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09

new ruling permit them to buy sugar from jobbers.
 Permit has been secured from Mont gomery, under which the jobbers will be allowed to sell grocers sugar until certificates are received. Their supplies however are limited, and unless new shipments are received soon, there will be a zeal sugar shortage here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
INTERESTING LETTER

The following letter has beer received by a Birmingham girl and will be of in terest, as it describes the death of Major Lufberry, who was recently killed when his airplane caught fire:
 June l. 1918. My Dear Miss Some very strange and very tragic things happen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa, July S.-(Special. )--While state labor council have not been com pleted, many details have been attended to and when the council convenes Satur- day, July IS. all will be in readiness. Hon. Frank s. Moody has been named local chairman of the council. It is hoped that this meeting Will help solve some of the labor problems of the Tuscaloosa district which are becoming acute. The lumber industry is being hit hardest by this labor shortage, some of the mills having | to close down for lack of labor. Among to speak to the council are: Rev. R. j.. Bateman, of Meridian, Miss. formerly pastor of Baptist church at Troy, and Hon. George B. Ia. rant Of Birmingham. The Stillman institute summer school
 will close highly successful session Thursday, July IL This is the first sum mer school for colored teachers to be conducted in the state, and Dean k. F.. Haines is much gratified at the success attending the efforts of Stillman to give the colored school teachers first-class in- sIrl;ction. Sxty-two students were en- rolled for this term, and seven competent instructors taught. Next year 1t is ex- pected that the attendance at the sum mer school will reach 200, and several new courses of instruction will be added, among which will be Red Cros work and sanitation. Each student has been given a course in manual training, re- ligious work and music in addition to the literary course. Rev. R. K. Timmons the new president of Stiliman. has ar. rived from his former home in Fort Mill, s. C., to take charge of the in stitute. He succeeds Rev. William Hutch | inson.
 | Dean E. E. Haines was called to Roa- make, Va. yesterday on account Of the death of his wife, who has been at her parents home in bad health for several months
 ] w. T. Callahan has announced as candidate for the state senate from thls. district. MT. Callahan was formerly III | the newspaper and printing business al Eutaw, but is now engaged in farming I near Holt. MT. Callahan and John T. 1 BealIo are the only candidates so far an-
 noLnced for senator from this district. 1 The University of Alabama has iost
 another instructor to war work, pr. F.. l Hudson Strode, professor of dramaucs
 and reading. has been granted leave
 | of absence for the duration of the war
 I to take up Y M. C. A. work, and ex- poets to be assigned to duty in rance
 within few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09

new law in New York prohibits the employment of women under q as teie- graph messengers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
WILLIAMS CANDIDATE
 FOR CIRCUIT SOLICITOR

Clark Williams. one of the leading at
 torneys at the Birmingham bar, is a can
 didate for solicitor of the circuit court of Jefferson county, and not for repre- sentative in the legislature, as was mad vertently stated in The Age-Herald last Sunday,
 MT. Williams qualified for entrance ir the primary election as candidate foi solicitor before Secretary Nesbt Ham baugh several days ago and has beer i making an active canvass both before 1 and since that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
SUGAR SHORTAGE EXISTS

There is practically a sugar famine in the Fri Cities, and the situation has become so acute that the food adminis-
 trators of Colbert and Lauderdale coun- ties took up the matter with the state food administrator in Montgomery. Some of the local jobbers have sugar in stock, but local retailers have been without certificates which under the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09

The Italian embassy is the first of th' allied embassies in London to creat' the post of lair attache.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09
Your Part in Good Service

In every telephone talk there are three elemensthe telephone system the person calling and the called
 The telephone systems part is to furnish good trans mission for the speaking voice. All the mechanical app- ances may be of the best The circuits may be nicely bal anced Outside noises may be excluded. The operators may give prompt connections. Pole line and conduit and switchboard may be maintained high efficiency, but all this useless unless the facilities properly used
 When you use the telephone, are or the time be- ing indispensable part of the telephone system The operator your telephone with somebody eses telephone but unless of you talks and the other listens the mechanism might we'll be dead In these days when all national resources be conserved the cooperative relation between subscribers and facilities is of special m portance
 Buy War Savings Stanps
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
ZVYSENA GnNNOST MA ZAPADNf
FRONTE.

Londyn 25 cervna - Ma btevnf care Francii Bel
g rozmaha kanonada ODE nepraelske sany vyzved
nych vypadech pokraSuj Francouz Leport severne cd
Asny odrazi nemecky dtok, kdezto Lotrnsku podnkl
sp6sny rozbeh zakopy Huni KanaRane Arras po-
dobny okanf dspech nehoz ukofist tez kulomet
kdezo Britove znc sest nemeckych bater Amiens
rcane "vycli" nekolk hnizd nemeckych rojovych pu-
SEX Y Thierry a. >Xivraysfs4s &
Infprnace ziskan& odszaiatcI vzatych Kivray il
nych bodech ameeke rony prozrazujf klesafcho
N6ncn. vybrane 1tocne pluky sou postizeny szeme
Kaser slibil by Paffz iz pred Lha vojenst vnd-
cove konejs nemecky lid sbovanim vftazneho fru do t
mesic1 Poona to budou da t mesce, pax jeste jine
Zajatc prav ze vybrane emecke sbory chte necha
no. Vykony Americana pokesly este vice duchu nynf
vef ze nemohou nikdy proomi spojenecke ne America
ny hrnoucii do France Jeden n6mecky poruc neoby
cejne nteligennf muz prav ze repekt pred amerckym
vojskem rosie cee fronte Vy Amerikan vynikate
seni otevfenem bojY prav este mladi cerstvi by
s dobfe zven dobfe osacenf Vase nalada e prrozena
Nase jest dosud doba ale jest uncle podporovana Nase a
lezf nasem pocu organsac Zaatci vseobecne pfzna
vaf ze Nemecko pfesalo doufat vproome spoienecych
ln Ale ve ze Nemecko by mohlo vydrzet po eta kdyby
melo poavny satstvo Majf nynf obeho prils malo
aby mohl udrzeh naladu pokracovati dcinne boji.
N9ecka vlada uklidnue narod paki spojenci nebudou
porazeni etos Re 9 tax stane pfstm Berlin
znaya ze etos Franc sova posoupf ucn po
kus aby Francif uzavfemr separatn PAX roznno sve
submariny ucinf pokus znet lodstva amercka brcka
Po porazce techto dvou zbyvach spojencd Nemecko
padne pry Egypt Indi
Berlin konci chlAchoen du projevuje roztrpcenost
mad skutecnos ze amercke arade souM tok brancd pd
vodu nemeckehoy jimz e hvezdnaa vajka mes pra-
Kaiserv Podobny fak e py pfeukrutnou zraou vec
nemecke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

Pemberton, Mass. Spolko
w senator John WI Weeks mlu
vii zde vcera pred sdruzenfm
majiteld pradelen We statu Mas
sachusetts a mezi jinym prohla
sill, BE americke lod'stvo "a do
bu ode dne /. ledna t. r. poto-
pilo % nemeckych ponorek,
zacez zasluha nalezf americ-
kym namofnfkIm. Sen. Weeks,
jenz je clenem senatnfho vybo-
ru, ktery Sc zabyv& zalezitost-
mi vojenskym jest do pomerd
dplne zasvecen Rroto by in
formace. jiz xafajnosti
mohla byt vkrohodo " "a.
verku sve feci prohlasil pax
vykazuie-li cinnost americkehc
lod'stva nebo vojska nejakou
cinnost, ktera sama o sobe sto-
il "a zrlfnku, ze byfnemela by
tt die jeho pEesvedcenf zatajo-
vana pred vefejnpstf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
NENf uRADOLOvcEM.

Detroit, Mich, Henry Ford,
ktery Sc vratil q Washingtonr,
prohlasil prostrednictvfm sve-
no tajemnfka, re pro pfitom-
nou dobu nema niceho, CO by
sdelil vefejnostf ohledne u
chazenf Sc 0 nominaci senator
ske kandidatury. Bude-li pax
miti neco, co by il rekl We sme-
ru tom, neucinf tax drive, jak
pfistf tyden. Mel Sc vysloviti
jen potud, ze nominaci Prime
pouze tenkrate, bude-li 81 pfa-
ii lid, ably Sc o trad uchazel.
Sam po nem netouzf. Nepodni-
kne pry take zadnou osobni
kampan a sice 2 toho ddvodu,
ze je mezi lidem dostatecne
znam q pax ze lid sam zna do
sti dobfe j jeho zasady, ktere
by tvofily zaklad kjeho plat
forme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

Ze nezIstavame' pozadu ma
podporovanf vSech narodnfch
podnikI "a zadnou osadou zde
v Clevelandu, dikazem toho
Jest poslednf sbfrka pro Narod
nj dan j sbirka pro D6lnickou
Radu, pro pozdstale po ce-
skych vojinech a j.
A praci tuto vykonavajf Ii
de, ponejvfce delnfci, kde ze
ma financne privydelava ma Wy
Grzovanf sve domacnosti.
Pfatels! Sc stavbou, kterou
jSme 81 wall ma starost sc po-
kracuje, procez obracfme Sc
ma ctene spolky, by odkupovac
ly podflni listing. Ktere snad
nedopatrenim dopis nedostaly,
necht' obrati Sc ma tai. Patro-
natu J. Smetanu, Horborn ave.
aneb pokl. stav. vyboru FIR. Ma
tres 1905 Union ave. Tee celia
ceska verejnost jest zadana, a.
by Sc upisovanf s1castnila. Ia
veskerou pomoc pfedem deku-
ie Patronat Ces. Ned. Svob
Skoly j. A. Komensky v Mt
Pleasant.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

tvaf spolecnAmu nepffteli Cell
na toku feky Marny, Y Pikardii
. We Flandersku. Ale hlavnf al
mericky bitevnf sektor polo
Zen jest ma pravem kffdle teto
.velkolepe bitevnf cary. Cd pc
hranicnfch hor Svycarska, kite
re lie spatfiti a kdeS armada
Spojenych Statn castecne stoji
ma n6mecke p1d9, tax rfkaje We
stfnu rozstrflenych opevn9ni
proslaven6ho Verdunu, jsou v
zakopech ma strait Americana.
Jest zrejme, BE Spojene Staty
udrzovati budou prave kffdlo,
tax jako Anglicane drzf leve,
jez dosahuje az k anglickemu
kanalu, kdezto statecna fran
couzska armada tarasi We sire
du cestu ma Parfz. Nikdy v hi
'storii sveta nestala podobne
velka armada v tax velke VIDA
lenosti Cd domova, jako vojsko
nasf velke republiky.
Baker, jenz Sc jak znamo O.
sobni .pritomnostf ma frontach
Q pravem stavu v6cf pfesved-
Gil, sve pojednanf zakoncuje
slovy:
"Vykony posledniho roku ko
runovany byly nepopfratelnym
6spechem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
$4,000 AMERICANA STOJf DNES JIz
ma FRONTE.
$4,000 PRfSLU USNfKLJ ARMADY Y
POMOCNYCH ODDELENfCH.
PRVNl MILLION vOJlNU SPOJENYCH STATU "a
KRATKO NASLEDOvATI BUDE DRUHY.
Washington, 25. cervna.

Washington, 25. cervna.
Pwnf divise arlericke amady
@pfistala prav6 pred rokem u
hfehd Francie, osmnacte dnf
po prfjezdu generala Pershin-
ga. . dvanact uplynulych me-
sicG dostoupila branna moe
Stryce Sama Y Europe millionu
nluzh. "a tfmto millionem pfi-
Y praven jest million druhy, jenz
IN cetnych vojenskych lezenfch
snetrpelive vyckava az vyslan
bude ma frontu. Rady proffdl6
Fcdchodem doplneny budou pax
nlilionem tfetfm.
Sekretar valky Baker dnes
/, odhaduje, BE 2 odeslanych mu-'
II jest mezi 65 q 70 procenty
'bojovnfk1, urcenych k valcenf
ma fronte, take dnes We zbra-
nj prot Nemecku stoji $50, 900
muzG o ktere riznymi smery
pecovano bude 100000 muzi.
Dnes veil general Pershing We
Francii americke polnf arma-
de osmnacti pesfm divisfm $
veskerymi pomocnymi oddly. 4
Americane nynf udrzujf BIZ
tevnf caru ma r1znych sesti mi
stech 2 nichz povolani nekterf
"a nemeckeho naporu ma mi
sta nejvice ohrozena. Tvafi v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

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live nepostacf. | Bkusy vyziyo
yani zyffat libov5 n masem ne.
podaly d6kaz b stacitelnosti
samotne bfIkovinj proto. ze |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
PRATIl! ]! Y
BERMUDY.

Norfolk, 25. Gervna. - Lod'
nemeckych pirati objevena
vcera We vodach ostrova Ber-
mudy asi 200 mil vychodne cd
pffstavu Hamilton. Jde 0 Wy
zbrojeny parnik znacne snos-
nosti a die vseho dotcena lod'
nemeckych pirati jest jakousi
zakladnou nemeckym ponor-
kan podle atlantickeho pohfe-
III operujfcfm. Pirat ponpfil
vcera kterys velky angl. obcho
dnf parnfk 4 bombardoval tez
dv2 plavidla americka.lNa Ste
stf ysak amer. lodi vysly 2 bo-
ie st'astn9. Soudf Sc, ze lod' pi-
rat1 nalezela kdys ovocnafske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
ROZLfCENY LOS.

Duluth, Mimi. DR.. ,E. d.
Bettinghauser, kdyz pospfchal
vcera automobilem 5 nekolika
jinymi osobami Cd Pike Lake
do Duluth, byl pfepaden rozzu
fenym losem, jenz Sc vrhl ma
ujfzd9jfcf auto. Los narazil pa
rohy ma pfednf pravy fender a
hlava j kirk projely sklen9nym
stftem. Sfla narazu vymrstila
automobil Z drahy, kdezto los
zlomil 81 vaz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
P ROV OLANf!
Vsem sborim a sestram
Sest. Podp. Jednoty
Sc timto We znamost uvadi, ze
Velkovybor S. p. J. statu Ohio
bude. mfti pfi
CESKEPOUTI

ma Damsky Den, dine 5. cerven
ce svij vlastnf stanek.
Milene sestry! UGeI "a ja-
kym "Pouf" tato je pofadana
vyzaduje, abysme pfilozili je-
dna kazda ruce X dilu to Sc
stati mize, pakli mas stanek "a
sobime predmsty a pokrmy,
ktere We prospsch vlastenecke-
no uGele pax prodame a vydra-
zime.
Prineste tudiz kazda die sve
moznosti nsjaky darek neb po-
krm do nasi jideIny, cimz pre-
dem podnik mas bude zajistsn
q vynasnazme Sc, ably Jednota
q nase sbory byly pri pouti tetb
ddstojns representovany.
Darky pfijimaji sestry ma "a
padni stranS:
ANNA Pekar, 1919 W. 50 nj.
Marie Barsa, 3845 Sackett ave.
v okoh Broadway:
Anna Brick, 594 Engel ave-.
Eden. Soukup, 5O92 Clark ave.
We vychodnfm Clevelandu:.
ALI. Kravcova, 1882 E. 128 M.
Ma Buckeye Rd.:
Marie Rabek, 2889 E. IL ul.
v okoli Fleet ave. rs
Terezie Trejbal, 1919 Indepen-
dence Road.
" okoli Bedford:
Josefa Vobecka, Libby Road.
Bedford, o.
" Coriett:
Marie Kraus, 12917 Hoy ave.
Po prfpads mono darky od-
vesti primo v nasem stanku.
v nadsji, ze podnik mas Sc
zdarem Sc polka, znamena Sc
v sestersks 1cts ii,
Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

1H1AHAy0
Uvedeni sboru Zvonky Svo-
body do Jednoty Ces. Dam VI
Mt. Pleasant u nedsh dne g..
ceryna.
Minulou nedeli byla opetI
losada nase vzrusena zasluznou
praci nasich dam a tvoff dalsi
lstupfnek ma zebffku dspechu
lyytknute prace Patronatu Ces.
Ned. Svob. skoly.
Prace tato velice zasluzna
iak ze stranky vychovne, tax i
Ispolecenske, zajiste jest vita
ina velikou vrstvou uv6do-
mnelych krajand, COZ bylo Una
I'll jak Vel. Vyboru, tax j podfi
zenym sborim jed. a slfbily
vsemoznou podporu nasi praci.
Il 2 (.
Nepfisli jsme tfmto CLAN
KEN ma vefejnost, radi bychom
pracovali tax tise jako dosud,
kdyby tato naSe snaha byla
pochopena, a to nejvice muzi,
kteff vzdy otevfen6 pro narod
nj prace byli nadseni, avsaky
pro nasf praci, ktera nema
miti nepratel, reschvalujf, ale
| j jak Sc Jim naskytne prflezi-
tost otevrene il porazf.
| Nechceme byti uzavreni k
ceske verejnosti, nechceme
vsak tez snaset rozlicne 1str-
Ky, jez stale mimo podpory je
nam snaset, "a proto poukaze-
me ma to, jak Sc v tom nasem
Ichudem Mt Pleasant pracuje
ma narodnfm poll "a posledni
A roxy.
Jak byl pred tim zalozen
Patronat CNSS.v " Mt. Pleasant
a ma jakych zakladech a jak
hcuzevnate jsme zde pracova-
Iii, ale prace nase byla koruno-
vana 1spechem neeekanym.
Ctyry roxy zpet postavili
jsme budovu narodnf, nikoliv
sin neb vyd6lkafsky podnik, a.
lie vystayili jsme dvoutrfdnf
ceskou skolu, pro nasf mladez
a d6ti, kteru mestske skolnf
hfady' uznaly "a vhodnou ku
pouziti vyucovani. skolnf mla-
deze.
| Nebude 2 mfsta, kdyz cito-
vati budem slova naseho velf-
keho narodnfho pracovnika p.
| voity Benese, ktery pTi posled-
INF sve naysteve Y mas prohla-
tsil:s "Jste zde prvnf ceska osa-
| da, s kterou Sc shledavam zde
'lv Rmerice, ktera Sc postarala
o vhodny stanek pro sve dftky,
| &C vsade jinde jsem nasel Ma
lrodnf sine, napred pro velke a
pax teprve skoly pro male"
Slova tato wall jsme.. 81 k
srdci a die toho sc Tfdfme.
| Jelikoz nase dftky rychle
| dcrGstajf opoustf povinnou
navstevu skolnf, jsme nuceni
zapbcft s pffstavkem, protoze
Inynejsf mfstnosti nevyhovujf a
Emy .nechceme dftek ztratit. Mu
SINE Jim nahradit navstevu
skolnf dorostovou vychovou.
/ Krajane! Jsme nuceni pro
l.nasi mladez postavit stanek,
kktery bude vyhovovat pro dal
Esf jejf vychovu, a tim il udrzo-
vat; stale pro nase narodnf u
cele - hlavne zarad'ovat je
10 noS;ch ,,odnIruxch acno1kH
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DO OTABoRA.

Devadesat nynf vylosovanych
brancG prvnf tffdy bude posla-
no Ultra do vojenskeho lezenf
Sherman u Chillicothe. O.. Bu-
de to poslednf prvotrfdnf oddfl
clevelandsky. Obvodnf komise
usporada brancirm tenn v Cen
tral zbrojnici banket ma roz-
loucenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

spolecnosti, udrzujfcf spojenf
mezi Soustatfm a staty jihoame
rickymi, kteryzto parnfk byl
N6mci ukraden loni. Posadka
lodi piratG pozdstava asi re 70
muzG.
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UMRTi MLADEHo KRAJA.
MA.

= i f & y
Y start % rokh al 3 mesfci
dokonal beh sveho zivota chval
ne znamy n,lady muz p. Vac.
Zunt, Y dome {. 32l3 w. 49,,
ul. Y nezmerny zal jsou odcho-'
dem jeho uvrzeny ,milIjicf man
zclka pf. Anna Zuntova u dee
ruska Evelynka. Pohfeb zesnu-
leho bude 'se konati v patek v
9 hod. rano 2 kostela sv. Proko-
pa q po vykonuF cirkevnfch OBJ
radd budou jeho telesn6 pozi-
statky K vecnen1u odpocinku ma
hfbitove Kalyarii ulozeny.
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ARMA
DE A yCELKAM.

Ma soukromem vyletu Soko-
la Hayif6ek byl vybran ,prosCe-
sko-slovenske dobrovlnfky a
Weekly obnos $16.75, ktery v L.
fadovne Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni pf.
nj. Krikavovo ubyl odveden.