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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-06-12

letter."
I When he hesitated, perplexed, she
got up and moved to her writing table.
II shall write the letter." she said
haughtily. "See that II is sent. When
| report at the end of the time that I
have sent such letter, you can Judge
better than l the result IL 1t has not
been received"
He was still dubious, but she wrote
the letter and gave IL to him, her face
proud and scornful. But she was not
easy, for all that, and she watched
from her balcony to see If any messen-
ger left the castle and descended the
mountain road. She was rewarded, an
hour later, by seeing a figure leave the
OLD gateway and start afoot toward the
village, a pale faced man with color
less hair. part of the hidden guard
that surrounded her, she knew, and
somehow familiar. But, although she
racked her brains, she could not re-
member where she had seen him.
That day, toward evening. the huge
man presented himself. He brought no
letter, but an oral message. "Permis-
sion Is given, madame" he said. 81
myself shall accompany you"
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rted !
Has the {
was a
and the |
early In |
hut had
cigars
that the |
asked III |
The lieu
INFORMAL
IA mill
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CHAPTER XII.
AS Man May Love a Woman.

y
Hedwig came to tea that afternoon
She came in softly, and defiantly, fol-
she was doing II forbidden thing, but
Prince Ferdinand William Otto had
put away the frame against such a
/ contingency. He had, as Il matter of
/ fact, been putting cold cloths on Miss
/ Braithwaite's forehead.
II always do it," he informed He'd
wig. 81 like doing it. 1t gives me
something to do. She likes them
rather dry, so the water doesn't run
down her neck"
Had Miss Braithwaite not been i'll.
Hedwig would have talked things over
with her then. There was no one else
to whom she could go. Hilda refused
70 consider the prospect of marriage
as anything but pleasurable, and be-
tween her mother and Hedwig there
had never been any close relation
ship.
But Miss Braithwaite lay motionless.
her face set in lines of suffering. and
after time Hedwig rose and tiptoed
Prince Ferdinand William Otto was
excited. Tea had already come. and
on the rare occasions when the COVER
ness was Ill, it was his privilege to
pour the tea.
milky is coming" he said rapidlv.
and the three of us will have party.
Please don't tell me how you like your
tea, and see If l can remember"
VERY well, dear" Hedwig said
gently, and went to the window.
Milky entered almost Immediately.
AS matter of fact, although he
showed no trace of it, Milky had been
having an extremely bad time since
MS return; the chancellor, who may or
may not have known that his heart
was breaking, had given him very
severe scOlding on the way back from
Wedeling. 1t did Milky good. too. for
II reused him to his own defense. and
made him forget, for few minutes |
anyhow, that life was over for him.
md that the chancellor carried his
Heath sentence in his old leather dis
patch case.
After that, arriving In the capital.
hey had driven to the little Office
n a back street, and there Milky had
Sused himself again enough to give
description Of Peter Niburg, and to
i've the location of the house where
lie lived. But he slumped again after
hat, ate no dinner, and spent long
sh time in the place, staring up at
windows, where he had
nee seen Hedwig on the balcony.
Then, late In the evening, Milky
'as summoned to the kings bedroom,
nd came out pale. with his shoulders
cry square. He had received real
'igging this time, and even con-
'mplated throwing himself in the
ver. Only he could swim SO dam
ably WE'LL
But he had the natural elasticity of
outh, and sort Of persistent belief /"
his own luck, rather like the chan v
'llors confidence In seven as a num-
sr-a confidence, by the way, which K
'e countess could easily have shaken. e
he had wakened the next morning .'
Ither cheerful than otherwise, and
yer a breakfast of broiled ham had s
FUSED to look ahead farther than the O
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a certain question. Whether you know
what that question is or not. does not
matter. But before l decide It l must
take certain journey. wish to make
that journey. 1t is into Karnia."
She watched him. ut is impossible.
My Instructions"
Il am not asking your permission.
1 wish to send letter to the commit
tee. They. and they alone. will de-
termine this thing. WIN you send the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-06-12
IF A WATCH Is WEARING
APPAREL, THEN HE WINS

Wichita. Kan.-Is a watch
wearing apparel? That is the
question that John Lewis, a
Wichita furniture dealer, has
asked the courts to decide. Lew
is has the business In his wife's
name. He has been sued sew
eral times lately.
In one suit his watch and all
the money that he happened to
have with him, 80 cents, were
attached. Lewis, through his at
torney, claims that the watch is
wearing apparel, "adornment,"
and cites the Century dictionary
for proof.
- l..
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Prevents Sugar Faml,
Pullman, Wash.-Boys and I

Pullman. Wash.-Boys and
longing to Washington's -
clubs are to be enlisted In the pat
otto movement to raise sugar beetc
this year. to be stored and set out m
the spring Of 1919, to produce beet
seed for the spring of 1920. II ns
expected I'm this way that the Threat
sned sugar famine may be averted'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
ZLE easy PRO NOVINY.

Stale zdrazovani papiru a
jinych tiskarskych potreb melo
"a nasledek, ze $50 dennikG v
Americe SO sloucilo a $50 caso-
pisu pfestalo vychazeti Cd te
DOLBY, co zacala valka. TAX by
10 vcera oznameno ma schulz
Inland Daily Press Association.
Clenove sdruzeni predpovidali,
re cena papiru stoupne brzy ma
$50 "a tunu, cili, re papir Sc
jeSte zdrazi o $40 ma tune. Ne
davno spo'kova obchodni ko-
mise povolila papirnam, aby
zdrazily novinarsky papir re
500 ma $40 Ia tunu. Ma schulz
bylo tvrzeno, re obchodnici pa
pirem posilaji casopisdm dcty
ma rozdil v Gene papiru doda-
neho od 1. ledna do l. fijna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
PRfSNA OBMEZENf PRI PO.
HRBECH v Chicago.

Chicago, Ill. = Ia ucelem
obmezeni nebezpeci epidemic
nfluenzy zan6tu Pile pri po-
hfbech, vydala zdravotni ko-
mise prksna nariz eni, ma nez
sve ttenafe durazn6 upozoriu-
jeme, ably nebyi prekvapeni,
kdyby pri pohrbu byl nucan po
hrobnik Wy ymahati rozkazy mu
dane, sice by jinak sam Sc ocitl
V nebezpeci. re mu bude odna-
to povolani k provozovani ziv-
nosti. Narizani zneji V pod
state:
MrtvOla musi byti pOhrbena
v dob6 4S hodin cd umrti. Do
domu smutku nesmi vchazeti
zadni utastnici pohrbu, .ani pri
buzni. Jen nejblizsi clenove ro-
diny smi prodlevati V pribytku,
odkud Sc bude pohreb konati.
Ostatni ucastnici pohrbu, iimiz
smi byti jen dospele osoby, mu-
81 setrvati venku a jeti pax ma
pohfeb. Ditky Sc nosmi ucastni-
ii pohrbu. Zadne kvetiny nesmi
byti posilany ma rakev. = Mrt-
vola nesmi byti k pohrbu jinam
pfevazena. To znamena, ze
kdyz ku prikladu nekdo zemre
v nemocnici, musi byti pohreb
vypraven z nemocnice. Kdyz
pohrobnik pripravi mrtvolu k
pohfbu. must rakev zavriti a
nesmi il vice otevriti. Pri po-
hfbu nesmi byti zadnych pruvo
dG, zadna hubby. V dome snu
tku nesmi byti konany zadne
obrady. Verici mohou 81 dati
rakev vykropiti, ale jen pred
koste'em. Do kostela pohreb ne
smi. Obrady, jako recneni a
pod. isou dovo.eny jen ma hrbi
tove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
MOVE VERBOVANf.

Po dvoum6slcni pi'estavce
vladni verbirna We Federal BIO
cku obnovila naiimani rekrutl.
pro namornictvo. Potrebuje
jich l35 pfedevSim, machani-
ku, lOdniku. tesaru a kormidel-
nlku. Rovn6z zdaiSi verhirna
pro vzduchoplavbu zrychlila
svuj odvod. Potrebuje zvlast
kovode milky, alektriky, stroini-
ky truhlare, kterizto branci
budou posilani do Francie hned
pO SVEN Odvedeni. AZ dosud V
Clev@ andu naverbovano 1900
ku auto-transportGm z
nichz prvV Oddil bude pOslan
dnas do Baltimore.
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irkutskOu a da v kratke dObe
3 armadni sbory; az bude rozsi
rem po cele Sibiri, budeme miti
novych 100000 muzu. Tato no.
va ruska armada S ruskymi du
stojniky potahne k Volze, kde
jiz u Caricyna Samary, Simbir-
sku a Kazane existuje front Wy
tvofeny dvema tisici Cechoslo-
vaky deseti tisici Rusy proti
rude armade. sesi,ene cd zaia-
tych Nemca, mobilisovanych
bolseviky. Spojencum naskyta
sc jedinecna prilezitost znovu
ovladnouti situaci tim, re bu-
dou podporovati re SibiTe osvo-
bozovaci hnuti V evropskem Ru
sku a pritahnou ma vychod ne
mecke divise, ably tax usnadni-
Ii viteZstvi Ma zapadnim frontu.
Spojenci musi pos,ati do Sibife
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
STAVkA HASICU ODVRA
CENA.

Jak Jest vSeobecne znamo,
byla V minulyeh volbach hash
cum straznikim volicstvem
odhlasovana s hodinna doba
pracovni, nebyla vsak tato pro
spatne financni pomery mesta
zavedena. Hasici pax pred ca
scrgnisovali sc v uni a pocali
vymahati sve pozadavky, coz
melo "a nasledek dvomasobne
ornament stavky. Tato. byla
vsak vzdy nasledkem jednani
zastupcd mesta obchodni ko
mory odvracena. Eni pax
vydal mayor Davis prohlaseni,
We kterem pravi, re uznava po
zadavky hasicstva tez i jejich
platnost, re vsak nemohly byti
zavedeny pro dnesni dobu, jez
ma "a nasledek nedostatek mu
zske pracovnf silly proto re
bude nutno 8 hodinovou dobu
pracovnf zavesti az po valce.
Okresni pokladnik J. j. Boy
le pax prohlasuie. re potrebna
suma k vyplaceni narokG hasi-
cu dala by Sc ziskati prirazkou
ma danich.
Prohlasenfm mayora Davise
ukoncen byl tento spor, ktery
hrozil iiz propuknouti v nej--
prudsi boj a jez jiste v dnesni
dob6, kdy cele mesto zamest-
nano jest vyrobou valecnych po
treb. snadno by Sc byl mohl sta
ii osudnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
UMRTf INFLUENZOU Sc
ZDVOJNASOBILO.

Ma zdravotnim uradu V ma
Sem m6ste bylo vcera oZname-
no 81 imrti asiedkem influ-
enzy a Ma tisic onamocn6ni.
Celkem V Clevelandu tou ne
moci bylo postizeno 6.547 osob,
z nichz 227 zemrelo.
DR.. H. L. lockwood talegra-
ficky dozadal DIR. Blue-a, hlav-
Iniho lGkare We Washingtionu, a.
bv naridil vykoufit vSechny py-
tile, V nichz 50 poSta dopravuje.
Skolnich ditek onemocnelo
pres 500. Neni to tax velke ci-
so kr porovnani 10000 skol-
lnich ditek. Vzdor tomu DIR.
lockwood naridil. abv do prv-
niho listopadu skoly zGstaly "a
vreny.
Vcnra zaCaly sc uzivat ma
sky pri praci. i soudce ma mu-
nicipalnim soudu pfi pre- iceni
ic nosi. Spolecnost Cerveneho
kfize ma pozadani pro kazdI
zavod masky obstara.
Zdravotni nrad V Columbus
oznamuje. re We statu Ohio ma
100000 osob onemocnelo.
Die zpravy z Washingtonu.
" Sesti statech nemoc ubyva. a
le V 27 statech Sc stale SiTi, hla
|vne vetSi mesta jsou tou nemocl
Ipostizena.
We statu Pennsylvania sc o.
znamuia 35O,OOO onemocneni.
100000 m6ts6 Philadelphia.
We vojenskych lezenich nemoc
ubyva.
We Statu New Yorku mimo
m6sta New York, cd prvniho
do lS riina zemrelo 1911 osob.
Y samOtnem mest6 New Yorku
y te dobe oznamenO GAG umrti.
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CESkE DETI UHORELY.

Dante, Jiz. Dakota. = Velke
neSt6stl Sc stalo V rodine Jerry
kruberta, jenz rentuje falmu
Zenlskovu, minuly ctvrtek. Pr.
krubertova toho dne sla dojit
kravy a zanechala tri male di-
tky ma tn chvili donna: A roxy
stareho synacka, 2 roxy starou
holcicku a 6 mesicu stareho ko
ience. Hoch ia nepritomnosti
matky nasel sirky zapalil pa
piry koSi kamen. Vedle sta
la 5galonova nadoba kerosi-
mem, ktera chytla a vybuch,a.
Hoslk, jakmile uzrel ohen, be-
zel k matce sdeloval il, ze ne
zapalil. Matka hned mela tuse-
nj a spechala k pribytku, avsak
do vnitf nemohla, nebot pri ote
vfeni dvefi, plameny vyslehly
takovou prudkosti, ze nebylo
mono dovnitr Sc dostati. Ia
malou chvili budova byla pro-
menena v hromadu popele
Krubert v tn dobu mlatil ma far
me Johna Soukupa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
UMRTI MANzELU v JED
NOM DNU.

Dnes ma hrbitove Harvard
Grove V iednom hrob6 vedle sc
be k poslednimu odpocinku by
Ii uloZeni manze'6 Antonin a
Marie Sramek. Pi. Sramkova
zemrela sobotu We 12 80 hod.
rano start &C let p. sramek
v tehoz dne V 11:3O hod. v no.
ci. Oba pos edni dobu churave-
Ii, re by vsak tax rychle skon
jejich nas'edoval, pozGstali pra
tele Sc nikdy nenadali.
Pan Sramek byl pred casem
Zamestnan co domovnik " tis-
karne "Sveta', byl povahy mir
ne, spoIehlivy a ke kazdemu L.
sluzny.
Manzelka byla mu vernon
druzkou zivHta a pozdnim
SVEN start zili k'idny spokoje-
ny zivot. On byl rodakem z
Kralovic. kovarstvi vyuceny, a
ona Blovic, kraj plzensky v
cechach a priieii "a svymi syny
do Ameriky pred 5 roxy.
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DfTKO Sc OTRAVILO.

Cedar Rapids, la. - Neopa-
trnost pi.ulkami zavinila o.
pet jednO zalostne neStesti. Pa
nj Holubarova, manzelka rol-
nika FIR. Holubare, bydliciho 3
mile jihovVchodne cd Marion,
V zapometlivosti po'ozila pilul-
ky, ktere prot svemu neduhu
uzivala, ma still a jejich mala
dvou'eta dceruska bezpochyby
81 vsimla, re maminka pilulky
jedla a ie polozila, a domniva-
v$e Sc, re ie to n6co dobreho,
nepozorovan6 Sc pfiblizi.a, wa
la je a vlezouc pod still, pocala
je poiidati. V nekolika minu-
tach nastaly hrozne nasledky.
Pi!ulky obsahovaly casti jedu a
kdyz bylo zpozorovano, co Sc
stalo. lekar povolan, ale nezli
ten Sc dostavil divenka zemre-
la. - Manzele Holubarovi ma
il asi osm ditek a jedno je MIA
dsi zesnule divenky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
CTVRTA PUJcKA BONDU
SVOBODY.

Organisatori ctvrte pGjGkv
mali nad6ji, re v nasem mest6
dostoupi pujcka ma $122,OOO.-
600. O dev6t milionG vice nez
ma nase mesto bylo urceno. Pra
&C usporadanim zprav potrva
do patku, kdy Sc urcita zprava
budIa moci podati.
V devat6 warde, kde ridil a
gitaci radni J. J. McGinty, Sc
prodalo "a S2.1O3,95O BondG.
We Washingtonu nemaji do
sud vsechny zpravy avsak oce-
kava Sc, ze puitky budou pre-
sahovat 6 biionG.
Rear admiral Cowie oznamu
le, ze namorni voiini koupili Ia
$40,0OO,0OO Bondn.
zen. PerShing telagrafOval
jiZ ID. riina, re americke Vol
sko We Francii koupilo "a So
100000 Bondu.
NaSa voisko mimo pfinaseni
b6ti ma svych zivOtach, pri ie-
jich pom6rn6 malych pfiimech
kupuji Bondy Svobody. Z tech
bysme 81 nell wit priklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
MESTSKA RADA.

We vcerejsi schnzi mestske
rady byla 20 hlasy prot A pri
jata resoluce radniho j. R.
Zmunta, die ktere ma m6sto ma
Sc pfiiati vychodni cas-. DIE te
to tasomiry V bfeznu posunou
Sc hodiny vzdy 0 60 minut ku
predu a rijnu o stejnou d0bu
zpet. Dale prijata resoluce "a
dniho Sulzmana, die ktere mali
tele domu mali vytap6ti do 60
stuphd Fahrenheita.
Vybor pres stavbu nadrazi
na Public SO. podava Zpravu,
aby V priStich volbach Sc voli
10 dodatcich ke smlouve pro
tento podnik. Jest nutno vyko-
natl ruzna opatreni, by m6sto
bylo chran6no. We volbach bu-
de dale rozhodovano o pobfez
MIN majetku u jezera Erie ia
kOZ o zavedeni elektrickeho
pOhOnu ma Zeleznicich. M6sto
ma tez kontrolovati vSerhny
do n6hO ustici drahy a bude
taz urcovati cenv iizdneho V
obvodu Is mil. Spolecnost, iez
by prestoupila smlouvu. ztrati
la bv DC peti letech pravO ma
nj. Podnikatele pozaduii tez o
chranu. aby zeleznjce DO case
nemohli podnik ten vyvlastniti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
Podporujme naseho
presidenta.

V pristich volbach kongres-
nikG a senatorG nam mali slou-
zit dive voditka.
Predne: ably mas kandiddt
bezpodminecn6 byl 100 proc.
americkym vlastencem.
Ia druhe: aby bV' osvedcenv
podporovatel zasad naSaho pre-
sidenta.
NaSe svmpatie uznani ne
pr0ievime naSamu presidento-
vi. kdvz zvolime kandidaty mi
mo ieho strany.
Siednocennost We Washing
tonu Jest tax dnlezita. jako
siednocennost ma bitevnim poll.
V minulych valkach narod
sta! Ia stranou ktera mela W.
kornou moe. Line colnovo prohl;i
Semi. re nemama vyprahat ko-
ne kdvz prechazime reku, kite.
re proslovil V dob6 obGanska
valkv SO ma uplatnit V dob6
nvn6iSi. President Mckinley V
dob6 Spane'ske valkv obdrzel
tn samou rodporu. to same
vyzvani cini nvn6iSi vlada. abv
V pfistich volbach dcstala pod
poru naroda.
Volt demokraticke kandida-
ty do kongresu a senatu V n.y.
neiSi dobe, znamena vykonnost
We valce iakO V miru.
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VOJIN j. VANEK Z CLARK
AVE. NEZVESTNYM.

DneSni seZnam amer. ztrat
We Francii vykazuie 455 imen.
Clevelandsky prosty p6Sak Jan
Van6k, 1894 Clark ave. "a bit
Wy stal Sc nezv6stnym a snad V
nemecke zajetf upadl, kdezto
dalsi clevelandske ztraty jsOu
F. Bat. 14O8 zap. 25. ul.,
padl.
M. Goldberg, 1929 Gladsto
ne ave-, nezvestny.
J. Byrne, 26O1 zap. Id. ave-,
ranen.
c. McCabe, 900 vych. 146.
ul., padl.
c. C. Friend. 833 Society for
Savings. ran6n.
A. Dombrowski. Plain Dea-
Ter. ranen.
j. O'keefe, 92l6 Cannon
ave-, ranen.
A. Petzke, 1899 East Boule-
ward, ran6n.
b. VrOblewski, 1901 Deni-
son ave-, ranen.
w. Newell. 1908 Woodland
ave, ranen.
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INTERVIEW PLUKOVNfKA A
HAJDU.

Zvlastnf correspondent listu
lie Petit Parisien" telegrafuie
z Charbinu: Videl jsem v Olo-
naja ceskeho generala Hajd1,
velitele zapadniho oddilu. Po-
prosI jsem no, ably mi rekl sv6j
nahled o moznosti obrozeni Ru
ska. Hajdd mi ucinil tato dGle-
zita prohlaseni, podavaje pri
tom resume toho, CO jiz vyIozil
5. zafi ma vojenske porade spo-
jencG, jiz tehdy sucastnil So
francouzsky general Janin, ru-
sky general Diterich a japon-
sky JUL. "Prozatim Cesi no
dlaji .zGstati V Rusku a poma-
haiti move ruske armade pri OBJ
noveni protin6meckeho frontu.
Jsem jist, ze Rusko lie obrodi-
ii, ovcsam ma podkIad6 vojen-
skem; zrejmym dokladem toho
jsou podivuhodne vysledky
jichz jsme jiz v Sibiri dosahli.
Cd konce kvetna napomahali
isme vytvoreni prvnich rus
kych casti, slozenych z dobro-
volnikG, komandovanych rusky
mi dGstojniky a poslouchaji-
cich vrchniho ceskeho veleni.
Avsak pronemecka zast mezi
obyvatelstvem daia rychle
vzniknouti touze po vytvorenf
pravidelne armady. a mnohe di
strikty hlasovaly pro konskrip-
ci. Mobilisace. ktera prave ie V
proudu, setkava Sc S nadsenim
obyvatel. Tento prvni odvod je
obmezen ma gubernii omskou a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
PROHLASENf.

Jihoslovansky narodni Coun-
Gil, nebude zauiimat zadne pD-
liticke stanovisko We volbach
do kongresu. senatu, ami pro
jlne 1rady. To bude ponecha-
no ma libovGli jednotlivych OBJ
CANT.
Jihoslovansky narodni Coun-
Gil Sc primo prohlasuje pro "a
sadly presidenta Wi'sona. Nase
prohlaseni opirame O nasi 1ctu
"a vaznost k naseimu prasidentu
ktery obdivuhodnou taktikou
Sc snazi tn valku vitezne "a
koncit a dat zaklad k zasadam
aby Wade byla dana spravedli-
va moe cd ovladanych. FARO
ven prohlasujem nasi vdecnost
"a 1radne uznani spravedli-
.vych pozadavkG JihoslovanI a
"a zalozeni slovanske Legie v
Americke armade.
Ia Jihoslovansky narodni
Council
DR.. A. Biankini, pres.
John J. Grgurevich, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
CLEVELANDAN Sc VYZNA.
MENAL.

Valecny department oznamu
je, re leteckv porucik Albert
Weatherhead, 1777 Crawford
Road "a nedavneho vzdusneho
najezdu amer. eskadry ma ne
mecke posice pred Verdunem
srazil prvni svdj nepfatelsky
aeroplan. Weatherhead pribyl
do Francie teprv pred dvema
tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22

Hasici vcera Wecer zapasili s
nebezpecnym ohnem v Greif
Bros. tovarne ma study, 1887
Wiley ave. Velkou namahou
hasicu ohen byl obmezen jen
ma jednu budovu. Ztrata sc od-
haduie ma $4,000. Mestsky i
statni pozarni dozorci budou
rricinu ohne vysetrovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
NALEZENA MRTVOLA.

Zfizenci zachranne stanice
poblize zap. 45 ul., nasli.v je-
zefe mrtvolu muze v start asi
as roku. V okresnf marniei ne
nalezli zadnou znamku co by
muze StotOznilO.;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22

move oddly pomahati vsemoz
ne obrozeni Ruska. VAe musi
byti podrizeno vojenske orga-
nisaci, jsem jist, re pax ma
deje nejvice optimisticke' sta
nou Sc skutecnoSti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
SCHUZE SOKOLA
HAVLfCEK.

Bratri! Nasledkem stavaji-
CT nakazy, odklada sc clenska
schuze Sokola Havlicek ma pri-
sti stfedu pripadajici, ma neur-
cito. Jakmile pomine nebez-
peel epidemic, den konani sch1
re bude ustanoven a zvlaSt o.
Znamen. Ma Zdar!
TAJEMNlK.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-22
BRITISH AIRMEN
 QUICKLY LEARN
 TO FIGHT GOTHS

London, June 22-The activity of British airmen in connection with re- cent air raids on London indicates that they are learning rapidly the art of fighting the Gotha in the dark. Until a few months ago there was lit tie air fighting at night, even in France, and raiding craft enjoyed a marked advantage becouse their ob- ject was solely to avoid, attack while dropping their bombs.
 It is evident that they are able no longer to avoid attack. For one thing, the British pilots have learned to see in the dark as a result of num- erous night flights in search of enemy machines. Now they are able to spot Gotha at distances which would have been considered impossible in the early stages of night raids.
 They have learned also how to take the best positions for combating the enemy, and how to keep those posi- tions. The Gotha, being an extremely heavy machine, is adept at slipping away. By a sudden plunge in front of the attacking scout it can create a "backwash" and leave the attacker struggling to right his machine.
 The British pilots now know how to cope with that trick and to keep within thirty or forty yards of the raider all the time.
 There are many perilous positions round the Gotha, whose two gunners can fire in almost any direction. Only highly skillful handling of the St. lacking machine enables the pilot to maintain a place in which he can continue tue fight until he hits the raider in a vital spot.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-22
ADDITIONAL WORK
 FOR M. JARDIEU.

New York, June '21-The Official received the following official com munication from Paris:
 Under the high authority of the Prime Minister, who is more than ever determined to follow the policy set forth by him in the famous formula I wage war there has been created a new organization, under the name of General Commission for Franco American War Matters (Commis- sariat General auAAffaires de Guerre Franco-Americaines. The object of this organizatio1N- to give the highest efficiency~to war cooperation between the United States and France. Andre Tardieu is to be at it's head. While the United States was preparing for war, it was in the United States that the French High Commissioner could best work for such co-opera- ton. Henceforth, in view of the tremendous development of Ameri- can forces in France, it is there that action will principally be needed and that all of the French departments now existing both in France and in the United States must be co-ordin- ated and centralized, if there is to be absolute military economic, and financial unity of activities between the two countries. The remarkable work accomplished by Andre Tardieu in the United States fully justifies the choice of the Prime Minister in ap- pointing him as the head of this or ganization."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-22
WEST END

The / Latin Quarter of Paris and the Bohemian section of New York form the locale of the Paralta play featuring Bessie Barriscale, which will be shown at the West End thea tre today, matinee and night. The picture, within the Cup" acts, was written by Monte M. Katterjohn and produced under the direction of Ray mond B. West. It deals with the struggles of a woman who is afraid of love because of a curse which she feels has been infested upon her soul. The film is vivid and gripping and has been elaborately staged with but one exterior setting. Benjamin Chapin's "The Son of Democracy" the first of a series of ten pictures, the first entitled My Mother" will also be shown. Sunday Harry Mercy and Florence Deshoff in "The Golden Goal" five acts.