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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

he said In conclusion. ''and then, IL
not before. you will surely get your
California 4 Oregon Coast railroad.
and your vast mineral resources will
be thrown open to development and
the misrepresentation that have
been made OF these resources will be-
discovered and people who are In.
terested In mining industries will
come to your mountains and cause
them 10 give mp the vast quantities
OF copper that lie resting In their
folds. The country now knows OF
your chrome. and likewise they will
be looking to~your vast timber re-.
sources and to the manufacturing OF
the products OF these forests. And
then, too. you people like ths peo-
pie In the section where | live. are
Interested In irritation and the goy-
ernment will find that II Is essen
tIal and necessary that irrigation
projects are developed. and will and
a means OF assisting In the flotation
OF bonds which will be necessary In
the financing OF irrigation districts"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
S. ?. BRAKEMAN WHITE
CAUGHT At ROSEBURG

Chester Mcintosh. the $. =. brake
man. who stabbed another brake
man named l.. +. henderson in a
fight at Ashland on the night OF Jan
uary 81. was taken into custody at
Roseburg Friday night BY Oficer
Grant Wilcox. aud placed in the city
jail to await the arrival OF ofilcers
from Ashland. Mcintosh Is 20 years
OF age. He has been working for
the railroad company under an alias
OF r. G. White. but stated today that
his true name Is Mcintosh and that
his fathers name Is Albert b. Nc
Intosh, OF Nyssa, Ore. He thought
II probable that his father might be
at Vancouver Wash. at this time,
II seems that the trouble grew out
OF a conversation that White held
with other parties which was over
heard by Mr.. Bonderson's wife at
WHICH tiiut Nhitt Sdyb ur hou pVNh
drinking. The occurrence was re-
ported to Mr.. henderson by friends
and II seems that he threatened to
"get" White the next time they met.
Not long after this White arrived In
Ashland and met Bonderson on the
street and offered an apology. but
according to the young man now In
Jail. his peace offering was scorned
and instead OF Bonderson accepting
an explanation Of the affair he grew
profane and struck him. At this
juncture White says he drew small
pocket knife and attacked Bonder-
son. striking him once in the shoul-
der and again in the abdomen.
It has been reported in various
papers that Bonderson had died from
his wounds. but this report Is erron-
eous. as the injured man Is lmprov-
ing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
SERBIAN PRISONERS
CONFINED IN CAGES

Italian Army Headquarters, Feb.
Exchanged Italian prisoners.
who have Just arrived from Austrian
concentration camps. tell OF almos,
unbelievable crueltles practlced
against prisoners. particularly Ser
bians, who are reported confined In
cages and fed through. bars like ami
mails. An authoritative summary OF
the statements OF these returned
prisoners says:
"The treatment of the Serbians Is
even worse than that OF the Italians,
that Austria intends TO
destroy the Serbian as a race,
GAS a result OF these conditions
there are up to now not less than
10000 to 10000 dead from starva-
tion.
"They are permitted to receive no
parcels and are unable to work be-
cause OF weakness. They are put like
animals In cages with wooden bars.
Through these bars keepers throw
them scraps Of uneatable bread, car
rOts and turnips as their sole sus-
tenance. The mortality. already
great. Is increased. as they are given
no care and there are no doctors and
no sanitation"
Concerning the Italians, the state
ment says, they returned In rags af-
ter suffering III treatment and ex-
posure to cold while compelled to
work on enemy trenches under the
guard Of Hungarians, who are de-
clared to be particularly hostile to
the Italians.
They received small loaf OF
bread daily for division among them.
Conditions are so terrible, the
report says. that they will result in
not more than one-third OF the Ttal-
ian prisoners coming back alive"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
GERMAN DEATH RATE
AbN0RMAlly HIGH

An Atlantic Port. Feb. "A re-
markable picture OF conditions now
obtaining In Germany was painted
here today by Father Aloyslus Dan
iels OF Hewitt. Wis He arrived on
French liner after spending three
and half years AS n student at the
University OF Munser. Westphalla.
Germany. His standing as a priest
enabled him to leave the central EN-
pires November 20. though not with
out difnculty. by way OF Switzerland
he passed into France to get his
steamer home.
THE present strike In Germany Is
not an ordinary strike, but reyo-
luton" he declared. III has been
expected since last July and the gov
ernment has prepared since then to
suppress Il and will do so. The MIL
itary authorities are still too strong
for the people to overcome. They
will keep the people under the Iron
fist until spring. when the new crops
will be harvested and the revolution
lists will be appeased.
Food Is very short In Germany.
Most OF the people above 30 or 55
years OF age have died. The death
rate among the children has been
stupendous. II Is estimated that 30
per cent OF babies are born dead.
Food Is not the only commodity
that is short. Clothes. shoes and
practically everything used In ordi-
nary life Is Just as short. Most Of
the shoes are made with wooden
soles with canvas or paper upperS. "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
|. !. SIMPSON HERE
ON ". SIS. MISSION

Louis J. simpson, prominent cltl-
zen OF North Bend aud leader In
business aud political affairs In the
Coos bay section. arrived here this
afternoon and went immediately into
conference with 20 or more citizens
In the interest of the govern ment's
war saving and thrift stamp cam
palgn. Mr.. simpson Is In charge OF
the campaign for the hrst congress
sional district and Is here Tor the
purpose OF perfecting a county or
ganlsation to carry out plans for the
conservation OF funds, lie outlined
the plans which have been proposed
by the state organization which VIII
be- carried on by a committee OF
seven. r. W. Clarke was elected the
chairman OF this committee and he
will be assisted by County School
Superintendent Alice Bacon and
Postmaster W. p. oulnlan. Other
members will be selected which Will
include a promotion executive, gen
eral executive. commercial and In
dustriai executives.
Josephine county will he expected
to raise on war savings and thrift
stamp sales the sum Of sssi,26o,
this estimate being based on n popu-
iation OF it.0sS and $40 per capt.
ta. This Is not drive but is cam
paign which will extend throughout
the year and viii reach to the re-
hottest districts OF the county
Schools, lodges and churches VIII be
organized for the sale OF thrift
stamps and by the time the campaign
closes It is hoped that every indi-
vidual In the county will have a part
In the important work OF supplying
the government with funds for the
successful conduct OF the way
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

o. U. Newell, OF Gold Hill. is In
the city for few days.
Edgar Firth left this morning on
q trip to Portland.
VIM. Mcdonald went to Roseburg
last night for few days.
A. Aubury went to Myrtle Creek
this morning to continue work.
l.. A. Hammond went to Myrtle
Creek this morning FOR a few days
stay.
C. L. Hobart returned this morn
ing from Portland. where he spent
q week or more on business.
G. x. Vending. OF San Francisco.
prominent lumberman Of the coast,
spent Sunday in the city with I. A.
Robie, leaving for Portland last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kingsley. Of
Lakeview, who spent few days with
Mrs. Kingsley's brother. Robt. Nor
ris.- left this morning for Ashland
and will later 60 to southern Cali
fornia for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Reindoliar. Of
Berkeley, spent day here with the
A. Lorenz family, leaving this morn
ing for Portland. They we're resi-
dents Of Grants Pass for year In
1911.
Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Dodge and
Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Glazier returned
this morning from Ashland. where
they attended the quarterly meeting
Of the Free Methodist church. Mr..
Dodge is presiding elder OF the
southern Oregon district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
CONGRESS ~ GOOD To
DEAD MENilsEIsS' FAMILIES

Washington, Feb. 4. The costli-
est single pensions" given by con-
gress are to the relatives OF It's de-
ceased members. When one OF them
dies $500 pension is invariably
voted. Thus far. three senator's and
one representatives. Senator New
lands OF Nevada, HIustIng OF Wlscon-
sin and Brady OF Idaho and Repre-
sentative Bathrick OF Ohio have
died this season.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
COUNTY TREASURER'S CALL
FOR GENERAL WARRANTS

All Josephine county general war
rants, issued prior to August 1st,
1912, and protested prior to that
date. are hereby called in and are
payable at the county treasurers Of
fee on or after the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1918. on which date interest
will cease.
GEO. S. CALHOUN,
81 County Treasurer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
COUNTY TREAsURER's CALL
FOR ROAD WARRANTS

All Josephine county tpink) road
warrants issued prior to November
LIST. 1917, and protested prior to that
date. are hereby called In and are
payable at the county treasurer's
office on or after the 4th day Of Feb
ruary, 1918, on which date interest
will cease.
GEO. s. CALHOUN,
81 County Treasurer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
COMING EVENTS

Feb. .. Tuesday Meeting OF Society
Of Arts and Crafts.
Feb. 3. Tuesday Meeting to form
county council OF women, court
house. II a. m.
Feb. o, Wednesday, Meeting OF
county court
Feb. Z, Thursday - Meeting of Par
ent-Teacher association at Junior
high school at $3.50.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

Washington, Feb. 4.--Mrs. Her
bert Hoover has been named chair
man OF war emergency committee
which will direct many kinds OF war
work In the District OF Columbia. in
cluding the raising OF fund for an
ambulance to be presented to the
government by the girl students in
Washington.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
R. \, STANF|{lD SPEAKS
(Continusd from page H.

you have been fostering In Grants
Pass ls the spirit which the nation
as a whole will have TO manifest II
we are 10 maintain our civic, moral
and social purity and our Industrial
advancement when this war In over.
Il means that not only here in
Grants Pass but In every community
In the whole country OF ours We Will
have TO get together. daily. weekly
and continuously TO devise ways aud
means Of taking care OF ourselves
and at the same time taking care OF
our million or two millions OF boys
who will be turned back into social
and Industrial life from the trenches
and battle fields OF Europe.
That Is the supreme question
which faces us now and which viii
test our future progress, he said.
"The war we are In. we have each
OF us put n shoulder to the wheel
and will keep II there until the vie.
tory Of world democracy Is won. But
the reconstruction period which
must follow Is one OF as great and
important Significance as Is the win
ming OF the war. That Is one reason
why this community spirit that YOU
are so admirably maintaining. must
be emulated by the whole nation and
the whole people"
In this connection Mr.. Stanfield
proceeded to point ont that In the
heat OF patriotism We might lose
sight OF the events which would ma
turally follow the conclusion OF the
war. that we might retrogress In In
dustrial and commercial life, and
when the time came to lay down
our arms and take MP the pursuits OF
peace. there would be no pursuits to
take up. Such condition would In
levltably produce panics and strikes
and riots and famine This the gov
eminent fully realizes when It re-
fuses. at the behest OF well meaning
but misguided people. to abruptly
terminate all non-essental indus
tries and curtail the essentials TO
the bare necessities.
One feature OF the reconstruction
policy which he mentioned would In
clude re-education OF manned and
helpless so that they might be sell
supporting Instead of objects OF
charity or governmental pensions
Another was the continuing, 80 far
as practicable, OF the Industrial life
In order that there might be posi-
tlons In which the able bodied sol
der could pass almost instantane-
ously from martial to civil life. This
transition period should be made as
short as possible.
Another point he made was the In
jury to ourselves and our future
which we are inflicting daily through
failure to realize that our financial
salvation Is In savings, and savings
alone. through less expenditures,
through cutting down OF household
and business expenses. II being im-
possible to create wealth through In
flation OF our currency system, the
only remedy lies In the retractlon in
expenditures and unless the people
really learn to save they are going
to pay heavy penalty In the years
when all this debt must be liquid
ated.
"In the reconstruction period Will
come the opportunity for the de-
yelopment OF your great resources"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
FORECAST FOR WEEK
BEGINNING FEBRUARY 3

Pacific Coast States-Rainy week
north OF central California: fair
south. Unimportant temperature
changes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
Culp-Watson weddins-

Miss Joy Amanda Watson became
the wife OF Albert Frank Culp. OF
Merlin. at the Watson home at 304
West l. Street. at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, Rev. l.. Myron Boozer Of
ficiating. Relatives OF the couple and
close friends we're present For the
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Culp will make
their home In Grants Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR IL
LIMITED TO s15 PER WEEK

London, Feb. 4.-The Bolsheyiki
government, according to the Petro-
grad correspondent of the Times has
adopted another method to compel
foreign governments to recognize 1t.
The Bolsheviki are refusing to
permit British and other foreign en-
bassies and consulates to draw on
sums deposited in Russian banks un-
til the Bolsheyiki government is al
lowed to have complete disposal Of
Russian funds in the Bank OF Eng
land.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

WANTED-GirI TO work in store for
several weeks. Bush Electric
store, phone 1871. IS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
HOLY SEES WHITE ROOK
WILL BE PUBLISHED

Rome. Feb. 4.-The Holy Sees
white book probably will be publish
ed In the early spring.
It Will contain all diplomatic ef-
forts and correspondence of the Va
tIcan since the beginning OF the war.
Pope Benedict's peace note. argu-
ments for the papal views as to set
tlement OF all wars. copies OF the
writings and speeches OF President
Wilson and other public men.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
Honor Guari Girls

Honor Guard Girls
There will be a meeting OF the
Honor Guard girls in the Claus
Schmidt building Tuesday evening at
1880.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

Washington. Feb. 4.-Ambassador
Francis and members OF his stan in
Petrograd are assured OF $50 rubles
per person week, according to In
formation which has reached the
state department The ruble is now
valued at approximately 10 cents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

WILL TRADE MY 80 acres in east
ern Oregon, near Sisters, for pro-
perty in Josephine county. e. l..
Churchill. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04
NEW TO-DAY

classified AID RATES.-25
words. two issues. csc; six issues,
soc; one month. $1.5e. when paid In
advance. When not paid In advance.
SC per line per issue.)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

Service Flag Ready
Announcement was made yester-
day that the committee of the aid
society had finished the service flag
for Newman NJ. L. church. and that
the flag would be presented next
Sunday evening. February 10, at a
musical and patriotic service to be
held at that time.
Storage Battery Charging
New equipment: charges ranging
from 75c to $3.50. Williams Gar
age and Cyclery. IS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

A classified ad will give results.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

Neatly printed stationery at the
Courier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

WANTED-GOod young Jersey COW.
Prefer to have one just fresh. A..
s. FarqHharson. Call 603F-3. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-04

FOR SALE or exchange for income
property north, 10 acres, six
room house. part in crop, near
Murphy. Terms II desired, s1,250.
J. l.. Green, Route 2. 76
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26

mzdy a zlepseni pomerG. V ce
lem prGmyslu bylo docileno ko
lektivni dohody. Nyni Sc pracu
ie k nalezitemu upevn6ni orga
risace tamtez. citaiici dvanact
tisic muzu a zen. cehoz organi
SAGE hodla dociliti behem neko
lika tydnG. Cleveland bude
pax pristim mestem, ktere u
ME hodla sorganisovati. Orga-
nisatori. kteri pracovali k zor-
ganisovani odevniho prdmvslu
Rochestru, budou vyslani do
C1evelandu. ably pracova'i k
zorganisovani odevniho prGmy
slu v tomto meste. Mezinarodni
pfedseda Hillman vvsvetli ma
zitrejsi schnzi v Cesk6 Sini So
kol, co hlavni dradovna hodla
vvkonati k zorganisovani krei
covskeho delnictva v tomto me
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
NASE POLITIKA.

Delegace strany republican
ske naSeho okresu jest neroz
hodnuta stran prohibicni otaz
ky. Osm jeff clend jsou roz-
hodne' pro prohibici, kdezto
zbyvaiici odepreli prohlasiti
sv6 mineni. Otazka tato zaji-
ste bude ma konvenci predme-
tenn velke oposice.
V Ostatnich otazkach SOU
hlasi deNegace lplne s progra
mem kandidata pro trad gu
yernersky F. B. Willisem. De-
legace odbyvala schGzi v Ho-
lenden hotelu, kde byl zvolen
"a pfedsedu mayor Davis a "a
tajemnika D. s. Roach.
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ZE SCHUZE "VCELEK."

SchGze zahajena pi. M. Ze
manovou a po vyrizeni tired
nich zalezitosti, jednano o do
Sle zprave z hlavni uradovny,
die ktere "Vcelky" We skolnf
budove P. Marie Lourd. usta
novuji sc co Gstredna pro sta
ty Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky
Tennessee. Odbocky We jme
novanych statech mali kupo-
vat potrebnou vlnu od zdejsi Il
stfedny do ktere maji tez ga
silat dohotovenou praci, ktera
zde bude potvrzena.. V meste
nasem naleza Sc nyni 13 od-
bocek, ktery Sc uvolily praco-
vati spolecne. USstfedna nyni
zada vsechny odbocky, aby
zaslaly jmena a adresy svych
urednic, tax ably zalezitosti oh
chodnl molly byti postou wy
iizeny.
Dale jednano o divadle, kite
re bude poradano dne 2. zarf
L;stky byly jiz dany do pred
prodeje.
Dnes vecer odbyva sc schG-
re odbOcky 'Vcelek' ma zapa1d
nj strane " Ceske Sini Sokol ns
Clark ave.. do ktere dostavi sc
n6kolik 'zastupkyn ustredny.
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TIL MUzI Sc UTOPILI.

V sobotu vecer vyjelo 81 6 mu
III v Nodicce u Gordon parku ma
low ryb Sc siti. Pri vytahOvani
site pocfnali 81 tax nemotorne,
ze clun prevrhli a vsichni octli
Sc We vode. Tri z Mich byli pri-
sp6chavSimi zamestnanci NEST
skeho elektrickeho zavodu "a
chraneni, kdezto ostatni w. Ma
ckiawacz. $50 vych. 70. ul.,
p. Madden a Thorn. Carney u
topuli. Jmena zachranenvch
mi F. Brooks. 881 vvch. 70.
~. NJ. Bezak a A. Polukow-
ski. 751 vych. 70. ul.
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TELEGRAM!

Nasledujfci dobrovolnlci z
Clevelandu pristali We Fran
eli:
Viktor Bohunicky; Ludvik
Cisar; Heller Jan; Hobl Fr.;
Frank Hudecek; Vaclav Ker-
ka; Vaclav Kucera; Stef. Mira
Gko; Michael Ondreak; Rud.
Pechar; Kareh Peshek; Viktor
Pokorny; Frank Ser; 1mrich
Siaminko; Jan Solnicka; Paw.
Vadovic; Josef Vestur; Vac
Law Vincik; Jan Zemek a FIR.
Melichar.
Ia Vojenskou kancelar J..
Masek, tajemnik.
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MADARsKf NAsILNOsTl
PROTI zIDoM.
Povodne v Halici nici beg tax
skrovnou urodu.

Asterdam, 25. srpna. - Y
pod'ednejsi dobe byli Eide 2
Halice uprchli die rozkazu IT,
herske vlady nasilne shromaz-
d'ovani, jak ohlasuje budapest
ska zprava zaslana zidovske
korespondencni kancelari. V
nekterych mad'arskych me-
stech byly ulice zabarykadova
ny a Eide schytani. Policie jim
vzala vsecky penize jake zvla-
stni dan a ozebraceni Eide do
praveni az k halicskym hrani-
elm.
V uherske snemovne "a po-
sledni debaty pokousel Sc ma
d'arsky ministr president We
kerle ospravedlniti surove poci
mani uherske Wade tim, ze Wy.
dal rozkaz ma uvaleni zvlastni
dane ma zidy jen proto, ably IT,
to donuceni byli jake nevitani
hoste nazpet Sc odebrati do Ha
lice.
Do Curychu We svyycarsku do
sic polske noviny prinasi zpra
WI velkych povodnich We w.
chodni Halici zejmena kolen1
Krakova. Stalymi desti rozvod
rene reky i potoky odnesly mo-
sty cele udovy a vyzadaly 81
cetnych obetich ma zivotech lid
skych. Obilf ma polich bylo mi.
ceno a brambory stalym VIII
KEN hniji.
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UNIE AMALCAMATED CLIO
THING WORKERS HODLA
NAPNOUTI VSECHNY ST.
LY K ZORCANISOVANf
KREJCOVSKEHO DELNIC
IVA.

Veika verejna schGze krej-
Covskeho delnictva, ktera Sc
hude kOnati Ultra vecer v Ce-
ske Sini Sokol ma Clark ave-,
bude zahajenim rozsahle orga
nisacni kampane k zorganiso-
vani krejcovskeho delnictva v
tomto meste. V pritomne dob6,
kampan je rizena organisatory
St6panem Skalou z Chicago, J.
Webmanem z New Yorku a oh
chodnim jednatelem unie cislo
1i2 Victorem Foremanem. Ital
sky organisatOr Emil Grandin-
netti pribude do Clevelandu
pristi tyden z Rochestru. Me-
zirarOdni predseda unie Anal
Famated Sidney Hillman, KITE
ry bude mluviti ma dterni schH
ri. bude miti konferenci mist
MIN organisacnim vyborem "a
ncelem vypracovani planG pre-
rozsahlou organisacni kampan
Behem posledni dolby. unii A
malgamated Clothing Workers
Sc podafilo zorganisovati veske
ry odevnf primysl v Rochester,
vymoci pro delnictvo zvySen
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w. H. BRETT ZABIT AUTEM.

William H. Brett, ktery po 80
let byl riditelem m6stske kni-
hovny, byl sobotu pred budO-
YOU Kinney & Levan ma Euclid
ave. rOzmackan dvema autOmO
billy. Byl provazen cleny Skolni
rady p. Thomsonem a sic. East
man, kteri jen nahodou usii te-
zk6mu zraneni. Brett byh lined
dOpraven do Huron nemOcnice
kde lekafi prohlasili, re Brett
ntrp6l rozSt6peni lebecni kosti
a rozdrceni hrudniku. Nenabyl
liz vice v6domi "a hodinu po
pfevezeni do nemocnice skonal.
Policie udava re neStesti "a
vin6no bvlo John M. Warnerem
z els. 1841 vych. 65. ul., ktery
iel po Euclid smerem vychod-
MIN chtel Sc otociti, by jel
zpet smerem zapadnim. Pri ota
ceni srazil Sc jinym autem a
mczi oba stroje dostal Sc ne
St'astnou nahodou Brett. War
ner z mista utekl byl vSak
"a kratko zatcen z vrazdy OBJ.
zalovar. w. H. Brett narozen
byl roku 1916 v Barceville, O.
a studoval ma universite v Mich!
ganu a pax ma Western Weser.
We. Svou Nedeckou praci ziska,
81 velke reputace.
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SkON RUSKEHO CAREVICE

Londyn, 26. srpna. - Jisty
rusky slechtic pred nedavnem
dosly do Londyna, die listu
Daily Mail, vypravoval o smr-
tt ruskeho carevice, 14leteho
.Alexise, syna sesazeneho cara
Mikulase. Kdyz poslednejsi
byl popraven, predstoupili Dol
sevici pred neboheho hocha a
prohodili surovou vetu:
"Zabili jsme tveho otce -
psovi - psi smrt!"
Alexis vypukl v plac, nace5
.ieden z rudych gardistG pri-
Stoupih a prostrelil hochovi hla
WI.
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Move zalozena odbocka
"VCELEK"
VMT. PLEASANT
bude konat pristi
SCHULZ


We CTVRTEK, 20. SRPNA
v Ceske Svob. Skole J. A. Ko-
mensky ma 131. ul. Zacatek v
10 hodin dopol. - Veskere ce-
skoslovenske zeny, bydlici v
Mt. Pleasant, jsou zadany, by
Sc do odbocky "Vcelek" pri-
hlasily a praci svou podilely
Sc ma velikem boji "a svobodu
CechoslovakG. Dnesni doba ne
pripousti omluv, ale vyzaduje
praci a proto da sc ocekavat,
re vsechny zeny dostavf Sc We
ctvrtek do skolni budovy ma
vych. 131. ulici.