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The Washington times., 1918-06-05
DIED OF DIsEAG,

DIED Or DLGEASE
ooSPOraI JaaSE Dun<y Rataoaa
HeaFy, N. Z.
Private Frederick JosepA DOaAsEa,
Fiuahins. N. 7.
Private JEues n. MeNem New
KoFis N. Y.
Private sheule J. PooIe, WeAOpvaa.
Ala.
Private ReEfnaIl ". Hs~
snohOniHh. VISA =,
Private JOhn =. FAaS% DeczoAG
Mieh-
Private Jos-0A RusA As--s.a.
r1t7.ts S-. uA s.-s-
DIED OF AoCDEr.
lieut. Howard H saEtA. HswaS-
tie, IRd
BerEt. DOnaHI BeshtsF, InAePeaS.
serEt. John n. JO..-. PItt.S1rsA.
Pa
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Lieut. Abran P. Craddosk. Lynch
burEs Va
Lieut. Adam P. DanbFuaekaa,
Philadelphia. Pa
Lieut. Walter }. Sullivan. ChIeaga.
Ill
Lieut. Frederick August west
PhhI, PrOTidenee, r. L
SerEt Hugh =. Dunaa. TOFO1to,
Canada
BerEt Clayton Randall St PauL
MINI.
Corp. Albert L. Kennedy, CharIes-
town, Mass.
Corp. william o'COnnen. oaR
bridge, Mass.
Corp. Fred w. Putney. HutehIn-
son, MINI.
MeehanIcian Herman n. PrstEeI.
saltwater, 8IInn-
BuEieF Laurence r. BriAsOn, VIZ
EInln, MINI.
Cook FfOdI r. Tomaasetti, MerI-
den, Conn.
Private Nicholas Becker, Waite
Bear, MINI.
Private jeremiah Denehy, HaVer-
hill, Mass.
Private Clyde FuIcher, TaIIadeEa.
Fla
Private Ray b. Gather, PaducaA.
ny.
Private Walter GIOwaekI, CIsvo
land, Ohio.
Private John z. Hancock. Pater-
son, n. }.
Private Anthony J. HOuIe, Spea-
Ger, Mass.
Private Edward T. Housby, Dap
ton, Ohio.
Private Rufus JaeOby, wat7IOO.
Iowa
Private Manual A. Joseph, West
Oakland, Cal
Private Eugene r. Kelly, south
MInneapOIIs, MInn.
Private Earl s King, Waterloo.
Iowa.
Private Stanley KFyscysynE. PO-
dulHkI, Russia.
Private Eben c. LsmInEvTeII, Des
MOineB, Iowa
Private Joseph Leone. Boston,
Mass.
Private Harry c. hartz, St. Paul,
MINI.
Private JOhi J. Mccarthy. 81.
Paul, MINI.
Privn'~ George II. Morgan. -.
Paul Milan.
Private WAlIer Mun, 81. PaSI,
MINI.
Private Walter c. Nelson, Hutch
tnSOn, MINI.
Private Lawrence w. NOFthum, La
porte, Ind.
Private Harvey L. oETen, south
Bend, Ind.
Private Angus +. OsbOurne. uOek.
MINI
Private Leroy Paul, Little Cans
dh. MINI.
Private Charles ID. Perry, PoQuo-
n"CL. Conn.
Private Willie l. Pierce, Exeter.
Va
Private Gerald 4. Rodgers, Ia
coma, Iowa.
Private William CARL RuhI, Akron,
Ohio.
Private Glen n. latham. IPRVa, Ill
OPTivate Hans ThOrsthd. hInncapO-
lis, MINI.
Private Charles Wagner. st. Paul
Mihn.
! PTIy@te Joseph wInEsF, Buffalo,
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
GEN. SHARPE TO HEAD
SOUTHEASTERN ARMY

MAJ. Gen Henry G. Sharpe, quarter
master general, has been relieved OF
duty in Washington. and Will assume
command OF the Southeartsrn Depart
mcnt with headquarters at Charles
ton. S. c, the War Department an
nounceE.
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
FIRE DOES $500 DAMAGE.

FoodstuI and furniture valued at
500 we're destroyed by a fire which
broke out early today in the grocery
OF n. E. Horton & Co, COS Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest The fire was
discovered In the rear OF the third
floor OF the building and spread
G.;ici.Iy. After a stubborn fight the
n-e was eXtIHsuished by fremen. Most
OF the damage was caused by water.
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
ADVERTISEMENT
Obtain New Life ~ Taxing
KoweIIs LYMPHINE Tablet,

Restores lost nerve force. creating new lifs.
Iuprovcm~a comes u ERY. guaranteed free
from Chicral. Cocaine. Morphine o'he~
no r.sst,L drIES. wfit0 fOz booklet zach
p.cksSe co1tsiss % days treatmrnT. By mail
81. c. H. HoNs.is Co.. % Church ~, Seq
YORK Sold by Jalaes ODonnolI and gthsi
leading d=uEEists- Il
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
ENLIsTMENTs INCREASE.

Enlistments in both the army AMI
navy have increased to a great extent
during the past twenty-four hours,
largely as a result. Il Is believed. Of
the operations OF the German U-boats
off the Atlantic coast
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
EXCHANGE PRISONERS.

Three trains daily carrying eI-
changed German and Russian pris-
oners pass through orsha, state De-
partment dispatches state.
The Washington times., 1918-06-05
British VIII Employ
Women as AEiatOrs IN
Auxiliary Service

LONDON. June 6.-Woman
GviGtors are being planned for
British auxiliary service, Labor
Minister Roberts has announced
Il think they will make very
good aYiators," he said.
The Washington times., 1918-06-05

Insure with SHANNON & LCCHS,
Insurance Brokers. MAIN "a.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
ELKO PROGRAM.

The theory that a petted child, who
later become the doll wife of a strug-
Cling lawyer, cannot aspire to higher
attitudes Of thought and action is dis
PEELED in "A Dolls House." the latest
Aircraft photoplay starring beautiful
Elsie Ferguson, which will be shown
at the Elko theatre Saturday and
Sunday. /, A Paramount Mack-Sennett
comedy is also to be esscreened' tomor-
row and Sunday. 5-. q. : T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
REX;THEATRE TONIGHTe

r.. A special feature at the, Rex to-
night is '"New Love for DID," starring
Ella Hall, supported by an all-star
cast, in five big acts. This is a dra-
matte iphotoplay of a most interest
ing character. ,~..~. 80
There will also be screaming two
part comedy "New York, by Heck, I"
as conceived by Hy Maye?. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
REX SUNDAY.

Harold Lockwood plays dual role
in LEND Me Your Name," the Metro
All-Star Series picture which will be
featured on the program Of the Rex
theatre Sunday. 7Ez" Lend's.Me Your
Name" is a farce comedy and the
story begine when the Earl of Gill
leigh is advised of the coming from
Europe of his domineering wife, So
phronia, and to escape her he ar
ranges to trade Identities with his
double, Warren Ellis, second story
man. The complications start with
the arrival of Sophronia.
Charlie Chaplin will also be seen
in his scream entitled "His Daredevil
Queen"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers should report any poor
carrier service to this office and steps
will be taken at once to remedy the
trouble. -. -. 49,. =,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
AT TIL f
THEAT Err S !.
Observation-Disclosures
GRAND J, TONIGHT,

r Love never found a stranger origin
or stranger environment than in
"Hell's End" Triangle's latest pic
ture, featuring William Desmond
with Josie Sedgwick. This picture is
to be shown at the Grand theatre to-
night. "A keystone two part comedy
is also on tonight's program. o#@
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ON

&' "The Hell-Hound of Alaska -
which will be. shown at the Grand
theatre on Saturday and Sunday is
one of VIM. S. Hart's best works. -.r
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
REX TOMORROW.

Harry Carey will appear in a wild
and wooley film tomorrow at the Rex
who's Zoo?" rich mixture of
laughter and thrills with beautiful
Kathleen O'Connor and "Rube" Mil
lers (not the we'll known Bemidji cit
izen). This is a two part feature.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06
!: PERS SONALS AND
NEWsY NOTES
:IllliIlIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIlIliIlIllIliiII

8 Mrs. p. Branvick Of Nary drove to
the city yesterday and visited friends,
+ Miss Ella Hall of town of <Eckles
was between train shopper yester-
day. - IN, E-.-..
4. Mrs. William Anderson is visiting
relatives in Littlefork for several
days. .-i.s z... ...@:,,~>S..: r
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mitchell Of
Blackduck autoed to Bemidji yester-
: lay and transacted business. e..
$4,000 to loan on rarms. Dean
and Co. ..5. Il .&.=4=: .s~ o'lA
Mrs. MI, g. Shank and Herbert
ak of Swenson lake passed yes
& day in the city on business.
Mrs. Frank Martin Of Puposky is
sitting at the home of her mother.
,u-law, Mrs. James Martin OF EemldJl
Albert Voltz has returned from
Brainerd where he was the guest o,
his sister, Mrs. R. B. Hamilton anu
husband
Sam North returned last .nlght
from Northwood, N. D., Mr.. Nortn
was unfortunate in having MS le1t
hand smashed while running sep
aratOr.
One of these nice days, you ought
tn on to Hakkerup's and have your
~ 81 ~ 49, 14tf
p Smith and three daughters OF
St. Peter, who had been. guests at Tue
T q RYAN home since last Monuay'
returned to their home by sutomoplle
yesterday. ~.>,..- ..~.:.
Mrs. John suckert of Grant valley
nassed Yesterday in the city win ner
husband, who is confined at st. An
-thonv's hospital, following an oper-
alton for appended tls.
Mrs. A. A. Miller left for Bagley
this morning on Y. w. c. A.. work anu
She will also go to BemidJ j. MIS-:
Miller is Seventh District chairman
of this swork.-Crookston Times.
rr,1f vol, want a. car call Enterprise
49, ahouo IN ~ 56tf
Rev. E. H. Gilbert of Oelwin, Ia,
who has been spending his summer
vacation at Puposky, was the guest
of Rev. A. M. WI thy, pastor OF the
Baptist church Wednesday, while en-
route to his home.
DR.. E. w. Johnson, wife and lttle
daughter returned to BemldJl last
evening. Mrs. job nson and daughter
have been visiting relatives IN Mill
neapolis, while DR.: johnson has Deen
taking post graduate course. In sur
gerry in Chicago. i
Mrs. M. Greenblat and son, ErWln,
left this noon for Duluth, where Mr..
Greenblat will visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Natelson and also her
brother, I. Natelson, who is home on
a furlough from Camp Dodge:
"Pictures can help win the war,
the government says. Portrait, KODAK
~ 'n''' ~ 1mo-91O
Mr.: and Mrs Claire Wayman OIL
Bemidji, who passed through BRAIN
erd on their way to Rochester win
their little daughter, returned Tueso
Ray and will visit friends for a coupe
of davs before returning to Bem1dJ1.
|-Brainerd Daily Dispatch.
Mrs. Young received letter TO-DAY
from her daughter, Lucille, stating
that she had arrived. safely in spo-
kane, Wash, and would commence at
tending school next Monday. M lss
Young was one of the graduates OF
the class of 1913 in the BemidJ1 hlgh
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

Mrs. MI g. Shaak and Herbert
ak of Swenson lake passed yes
Z day in the city on business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

$4,000 to loan on rarms. Dean
Md 10 ,1.-a.. d71tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

Albert @Voltz has returned from
Rrainerd where he was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. R. B. Hamilton ana
husband. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

Mrs. Frank Martin Of Puposky is
sitting at the home OF her motner.
,u-law, Mrs. James Martin or EemldJl
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

Mrs. P. Branvick Of Nary drove to
the city yesterday and visited friends.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

\ Sam North returned last ,nlght
from Northwood, N. D., Mr.. North
was. unfortunate IN having MS ieat
hand smashed while running d sep
arator.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

VI Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mitchell OF
Blackduck autoed to Bemidji yester-
lay and transacted business. RI
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

Mrs William Anderson is visiting
relatives in Littlefork for several
days. 81. .s-.--.,....5 :,>>-5: =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

:. Miss Ella Hall of town of Eckles
was a between train shopper yester-
day. - IN. r--.-...
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

- One of these nice days you ought
. to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken. 1.7'']
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

The William Morris family has
moved into the Co1pitts house next TO
the Baptist church. The house is a
a double one, and the unoccupied part
has been rented by Cashier Longbaiia
z:ae First State bank, who WI VIII
~ move his family to this place:
.{aefork Times. Mr.. MOTIFS anu
ssand Mr.. Longballa are former
4 residents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-09-06

( P. Smith and three daughters. VI
st. Peter, who had been. guests AZ tne
J. G. Ryan home since last Monuay'
returned to their home by sutomopile.
vest erdaV 49,. H..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
DEVET KONCRESNfKO 20.
JEDE MA BOJISTE.

Washington. - Devet kon-
gresniku vyda Sc v kratke do
be ma cestu do Francie, ably ma
vlastni oci spatrili bojiste. Jed
ma Sc jak o vylet a ukojeni I'VE
davosti, tax poznani valky 2
vlastniho nazoru ma miste sa-
mem. Provazeti je bude vypo-
mocny solicitator statniho od-
boru Nelson a druzina vrati Sc
nekdy v polovici srpna. Cht6ji
projeti celou frontu cd jedno-
no konce k druhemu a navsti-
viii zvlaste americke zakopy. V
druzine te budou poslanci Till
man z Arkansasu, Chandler z
;Oklahomy, Caraway z Arkan-
|saGu, Thompson z Oklahomy,
Elston Kalifornie, Dewell z
Iowy, Sweet z Iowy, Young re
|Severni Dakoty a Kelly z Penn
sylvanie.
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SCHOZE SKOLNIfHO PATRO
NATU MA ZAP. STRANE.

Ia nepritomnosti pred. schI
ri 'zahajila pi.. A. Blabolilova.
Zapisky prijaty. Oznamene pri
spevky ma detsky vylet: pf. Vo-
raskova 81, p. M. Otrhalfk ST.,
pi. Cermakova So, pi. Zalaba-
kova ST.. Zprava dctujiciho w
horu pfijata jakoz i zprava z
detskeho vyletu. Pristi schdze
dude svolana ma posledni nede
Ii v srpnu. Ucitelove kteri 81
pref vyucovat ma zapadni stra
ne necht Sc prihlasi u tai. An
nastazie Balounove 4315 Trow
bridge ave. vytezek z detska-
no vyletu byl uspokojujici. Po-
kladnice pi. Vachuskova ode
vzdala prebytek do sporitelni
Spoil. Mravenec.
A. Balounova, tai.
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PROPAGANDA MA NEMCE

Pariz. - Spojenecke arma-
dy uzivaji nyni tisicd specialne
sestrojenych rucnic k vysilani
propagandy do nepratelskych
linii, jak sdeluje James Kerney
reditel franko-americkeho W.
boru pro informaci verejnosti.
z techto rucnic jsou vystrelova
ny granaty, ktere pri dopadnul
tt rozptyli rozlicne letaky a
pamflety v okruhu vice nez
200 yardG. Ma vetsi vzdalenost
uziva Sc ballonkd, zhotove-
nych platna. Kazdy z ballon-
XII unese dvacet liber propaga-
chi literatury, a pomocf mecha
nickeho zarizeni pousti Sc
ctvrt libry techto spiskG kaz-
dych patnact minut. Pri vetru
rychlosti dvaceti peti mil "a no
dinu mohou tyto ballonky dole
teti az do Hamburku, Berlina
Vfdne a Terstu. V posledni do
be byly nalezeny u cetnych ne
meckych zajatcG nektere ex.
emplafe spojenecke propagan-
dy. Priznivy cas- k vypousteni
ballonku a vystrelovani grana.
til jest mezi 3. a 5. hodinou ra.
no, kdy nemectf vojaci nejsou
strezeni tax bedlive svymi dti.
stoiniky. V posledni dobe jsou
dodavany NemcGm pameti kni
zete Lichnowskiho, dopisy dra
Muehlona, byvaleho reditele
Kruppovky, a iine spisy. Mem
ci take uzivaii ballonkG a j.
lrycn prOStredku X rOZSevani
propagandy mezi spojenci, ale
jejich snahy budi jen veselost.
Zasilaji hlavne povestny pla-
tex Gazette des Ardennes, IT,
steny We franctine pro obyva-
telstvo okupovaneho 1zemi
Francie. Jsou zde clanky, We
kterych Sc utocf ma Rusko a
Velkou Britanii, fotografie.
jak Nemci zachazejf pratelsky
Is porobenym obyvatelem a po-
dobne. Americti a spojenectf
vojaci mali velikou svandu 2
teto nemecke propagandy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
UHERSKA VLADA VYSILA
SPEHOUNY DO CESKYCH
ZEMf.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. " RI
Sich strednich mocnosti 81 ma
yzajem nedGveruji jako v kaz-
de takove ciste spolecnosti. Pro
to Prusko posila spehouny do
Bavor hlidat tamni socialisty.
Frusaci posilaji sve zrizence do
Uher a ovsem do ceskych a il
hoslovanskych zemf a naopak
Mad'ari Ease posilaji sve vlad-
nj uredniky do Czech a ma Mora
VII. nejsouce spokojeni Sc spe-
hounskym systemem videnske
vlady.
Neslychany pripa6 toho dru
hu stal Sc die Lidovych Novin
ma Morave, v Ujezde u Luhaco
vic, kde ceskym prednostou sta
nice byl zadrzen uhersky vrch
nj policejni komisar, jenz pro
hlasil, re byl poslan vladou ma
ceskou manifestacni schGzi, jez
Sc konala v Uherskem HradiSti
a kde ovsem byli pritomni take
Slovaci z Moray i re Sloven-
ska. Prednosta stanice vSak mu
zabranil dalsi jizdu ma naklad-
MIN vlaku (protoze ma naklad-
nich vlacich osobni dopravy ne
ni) a postal jej pekne zpet,
tax ze Sc pres vsechno klenf a
vyhrozovanf mad'arsky poll
Gait nedostal ma schGzi do u
herskeho Hradiste a ia Sc kona
la bez asistence uherske tajne
rolicie.
Pripad ten je neslychany,
protoze die zakona, zadny u
hersky policajt nema prava v
Rakousku spehovat. Dokazuje
take, jak to nyni v Rakousku
chodi a jak je pod prfsnym do
zorem Mad'arG a PrusakG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
HERTLINGOVA
MfROVAREC.

Londyn, IL. cervence. -
RISKY nemecky kancler zaha
jii ma vcerejsim zasedanf ris-
ske rady debatu 0 vseobecne
politicke situaci, o odstoupeni
ministra zahranicnich zalezi-
tosti Kuehlmanna a zminil Sc
i o novych hospodarskych po-
m6rech povstalych nasledkem
zmen udavsich Sc ma vychode.
Dale 81 stezoval, re ruka Meme
cka vzdy ochotne nabizena k
r.iru, soustavne byla odmitana
a vyslovne pravil:
"President Wilson preje 81
valky az do naseho zniceni a
CO pravil anglicky zahranicni
ministr Balfour vhani rumenec
studu kazdemu Nemci do tva-
ri. Jsme stale urazeni a "a ura
zkami jest patrna snaha ma
Sc zniceni a pokud trvati bude
toto snazeni, dotud musime
spolu s nasim vernym naro-
vytrvati."
V dalsi reci, vetsine frazovi
te, ustavicne povlda o mirumi-
lovnosti Nemecka, ktera, DO
huzel, jest vzdy nejpatrnejsi,
kdyz to Nemci ma bitevnim
poll ponekud spatneji stoji.
Zavrazdeni nemeckeho intri
kama hrabete Mirbacha, pova-
zuie "a hrozny Gin, jenz VIOLA
primo k nebesGm a cely Gin ma
strojen 'byl pry spojenci jen
proto, ably Nemecko bylo zata
zcno do move valky, ale Nemec
ko pry 81 nepfeie valky
Elskem podobne jako 81 nynej
81 vlada ruska preje mfru.
Ku konci sve reci zminoval
Sc 0 odstoupeni nemeckeho "a.
hranicniho ministra DIR. Kuehl.
mamma i O jeho nastupci vice
admiralu Won Hintze, jeho
"dobre vlastnosti" pax vychva
lcval episode mprehnanym.
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LEX RADOSTNE VfTANY.

We vecech vnitrni cistoty
jsme nenapravitelne nedbali.
Vine sice, ze tato nedbalost
mIze privoditi RUNE nemoci,
- mic naplat. Proto Trinerovo
Lecive Horke Vino, napravu-
| jfci tuto nasi chybu, je vsude
vfele vitano. Vycisti zaludek a
vnitfnosti, odstrani zacpu, ma
dymanf, bolenf hlavy, nervosu,
ldoda opet chuti k jidlu a zby-
stri zazivaci soustavu. Trinero-
vo Lecive Horke Vino neni ma
pojem, nybrz lekem, jejz nut
no brati die navodu, - lzfce
pred jidlem, trikrat denne. Ia
kony proti lfhovinam a alkoho-
lickym "horkym", mohouc}m
zpGsobiti opilost, nedaif Sc pro
to vztahnouti ma Trinernv lex,
q rozhodnutim solicitora Po-
stovniho Department. We Wa
shingtonu, D. c., re zari 1917,
ohlasky Trinerova Leciveho
Horkeho Vina objednavky je
no vyslovne uznany "a zasila-
telne postou. Cena S1.10. V le-
karnach. - TrinerGv Liniment
rroti reumatismu, neuralgia, bo
leni krizi. polamaninam, oto-
kun a pod. stojl v lekarnach
35 65 cent?, postou 45 a Is
cent?. - Joseph Triner Com
pany, velkovyroba lekd, 1888
-1343 S. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, III.
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URYVKY

z dopisu cd F. Cikana, ceskeho
dobrovolnika v Ceskoslovenske
armade, ktery obdrzel p. j. Ca
balek, 1899 vych. 121 ul.
"Nase cviceni blizf Sc ku kon
ci. Dostali jsme move saty a ce-
" vyzbroj. Tesime Sc ma to az
budeme moci s Nemci ty stare
dluhy vyrovnat. z naseho kan
pu bylo 300 poslano ma frontu,
mezi temi iich bylo 100 byva-
lych dGstojnikn ceskosloven-
ske armady v Rusku.
Do Cognacu prislo mnoho
starych lidi a deti, kteri pred
Nemci utekli. Byli v zbedova-
nem stavu. Udelali jsme mezi
sebou v jejich prospech sbirku,
ktera vynesla 1000 frankG. V
Irekolika dnech dostaneme ma
Sc move prapory, ktere nepad-
nou do nemeckych rukou, ale
! rokryte budou slavou a krvf
, ceskoslovanske armady.
Prlsti dopis budu psat jiz v
zakopech. Pozdrav ma vsechny
zname posila, vas
Cikan.
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PESTUJE MAX.

PAM X. Kucerova, 127O7
Oakfield Ave-, We sve valecne
zahradce pestuje letos max je-
dine. Pred lety max prodavan
byl po 10 centech libra a dnes
prodava Sc po $1.20. While
dem k tomu pani Kucerova We
RI, re Sc il pestovani maku w.
plati.
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VZPOURA RAK. PLUKU.

Londyn, IL. cervence. Ra-
kousky pluk, tvorfcf posadku v
meste Kragujevac v Srbsku,
vzboufil Sc opetne. Muzstvo po
strilelo sve dGstojniky a obori-
10 Sc tez ma loyalnf pluk, ktery
byl vyslan ku potlaceni vzpou
ry. V nasledujici bitce pouzity
i strojove pusky, takze ztraty
obou pluki jsou znacne. Boure
zavinena nedostatkem chleba.
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.ODKLADAJf PLACENf DANE
Okresni pokladnik Boyle d;

Okresni pokladnik Boyle da
va poplatnikum ma vedomi, re
:odkladani placeni dani ma po-
sledni dni znamena stat delsi
dobu v rade, nez dostane prile
zitost sve dane zaplatit. Do 20.
cervence ma byt zaplaceno ma
$12,0OO,OOO dani. Az dosud by
10 zaplaceno $2,5OO,OOO. Kdo
dosud nezaplatil, at pocita ma
prvni dni pristi tyden, neb po-
sledni dni znamena cekat ra-
de nekolik hodin.
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;VYLET PRO SIROTKY.

. Jak jsme jiz oznamili, Auto
mobil klub usporada. vylet pro
sirotky, 23. ceryence, do Euclid
Beach, ma ktery Sc ocekava ma
5000 ditek. Pro vylet bylo OBJ
jednano 100 galonu zmrzliny d
S tisies pytlku peanutsu. Stano
veny vybor mayorem Davi-
sem v cele budou ditky podelo
vat peanutsy ma Prospect ave.
roh vych. 46 ul.
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UPRAVENf LOzNIC We
STARE VEZNICI.

Sheriff E. j. Hanratty O.
kresni komisar Jos. Manning
Sc radili zarizeni Ionic We
dvou poschodi We starem okres
MIN vezeni. JOS. Manning od-
haduje vydaje s tim spojen6
ma $4,000 az $4,000.
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OSMIHODlNNA PRACE PRO
STRAzNikY A HASIcE
POTVRZENA.

Soudce Morgan vcera rozho-
dl, ze hasici a straznlci mali do
stat osmihodinnou pracovni do
bu, jak Jim vetsinou obcani
pri volbe minuly podzim vol
bach byla odhlasovana. Sprava
,mesta to povazuje "a nemozne
jelikoz ma ty velke vydaje ne
nj prijem. Stiznost bude pred
lozena apelacnimu soudu.
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KRADEz ZBOzf.

Barnett Shorr, 1882 vych.
III ul. oznamil policii, ze z je-
no obchodu, ktery Sc naleza ,
{. 1912 Kinsman rd., vcera
casne rano bylo ukradeno mno
no obuvy pro danny j ditky, ia
koz i jine zbozi, zivdtky, pra-
dlo a RUNE latky.
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VEREJNE PODEKOVANf.

Ctm sc povinna touto cestou vzdati sve uprinne
diky, vsem tenn mym pracovnkdm kterf mali jakou-
koli zasuhu ze sem prnesla zapae pro nasi sva-
tou vec, pri zapase zeny prace pf ceske pout po-
fadane We prospech akce osvobozenf nas drahe ce
ske vlasti, svym jmenem 1878. Ma prvnm mste e me
vfele podekova p. profesoru F. Piseckemu jeho
likou obeavou praci ez pr kazde prleztosti svym
dovednym vtipnym spusobem pet'acky zfskaval. Je
mu prano mnoho zdaru, rlneho zdravi jeho ceste
pres ocean zdarneho pdsobeni jeho poslan ma evrop
ske frone skoncene rrac stasneho shedanf Sc
svymi drahymi donna. Nejsrdecnej deku ct. U. " S.
P. J.-V. V. j. C. D. " V. S. P. j., menu mile
mu Sboru Libusi, Ceskym Vlastenkam vsem Ct sbo
rum nasch velkych Jednot.
y Dale necht prijmou me pratelske diky rodina
Karnos1, manzele Navratild pr. A. Kocarova rodina
Vol Novotneho ma meter slec Zmprichova pi. Josefo
Y va. p Huspaskova, pi Hajkova pi. Rychhkova D. J.
Frcka PAM danny Narodnho Sdruzenf a vsichni IT,
kteff chill zvlaste ii kteri prspeli bych tax vel
kou odevzdala
Dale prosim by ii kteri dosud hlasovaci lstky ma
jr ,neb penize ne neodvod by tax ucnili do pri
ho pondelka vecer
To same podekovani jest me tlumociti "a sv6 spo
d lukandidatky obetave pracovnice Ces Narod Sdru-
zeni pi M. Musove, A. Pekarove iez tez svymi jm6ny
d pres $500 pout' odevzdaly
M Jeste jednou vSem vdecne dekuje
u MARIE ZEMANOVA
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ZEMREL We VLAKU.

Richard Binchof, AZ r., "a
mestnanim doutnikar, zemrel
vcera nahle We vlaku, kdyz "a
jizdel ma Union nadrazi. Bin
chof jel re zapadu do sveho
domova Albany, N. Y.
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Obsf lidske spatnosti.

"Pomysli, muzicku, dnes ba-
villa jsem sc sc sousedkou 0 Jed
nom Skandale, a v dobe te "a
tim Sc mi cely obed pripalil. -
Veru, nasinec must tim velmi
trpet, re lidi ,jsou, tax zka-
zeni." = ~t-- 49,.
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Jeho prani.

Zenuska: "Pomysli, muzi-
cku, naSe sousedka,, ;, co della tax
velkou, byla drive kuchar-
kou!"
Muzfcek: Zach, jak bych 81
.rral, kdybys ty byvala take ku-
chafkOu." .s, a.. 49,