davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-04-03
New Use for carbonie Acid.

New Use for Carbonie Acid.
Carbonic acid gas is used in ma
chine Of European invention to spray
mortar or plaster on wall and hasten
It's setting.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-04-03
A COAL FAMINE NEXT WINTER

can be avoided only by securing a
large supply this spring.
That domestic consumers every
where buy coal early is urged as an
imperative necessity by both the
Director General of Railroads and
the Federal Fuel Administrator.
Order your seasons supply from
us NOW, with entire confidence in
Eclipse efficiency through broad ex-
perience to best serve you.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-04-03
MAKE YOUR OLD HOME NEW.

Just few touches, and your old
home takes on a new appearance.
Modern doors and windows, pleas
ant porch, new siding or stucco half
way--it makes all the difference in the
world. An improvement of this kind
does more than make your home a
comfortable place to live in. 1t brings
returns in dollars and cents in case
you ever wish to sell or rent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
ZAMESTNANCI PLZENSkE.
HO PIVOVARU.

Ceskoslovensti zamestnanci
Plzenskeho Pivovaru uvoli.i So
svoii 28. sbirku venovati Po-
mocnemu odboru L IN v Ceve-
lande. Nasledujici prispeli:
JOS. Prokop 25c, FIR. Hanzl
soc, Zdenek Spinka 50, Josef
Wais $1.25, JOS. Urbanec 25c,
Adolf Dostal 81, JOS. Hrbac
Csc, R. Ludwig soc. Fred Sole
30c, John Kandl Csc, JOS. Tvr-
dix Csc, Paul Sakac 25c, John
Sindelar Csc, John Kotlin Csc,
JOS. Kopacka 25c, Tom Raves
25c, John Rool 25c, FIR. Kalista
.25c, Vaclav Smejkal SOC, AL.
Broucek Csc, F. A. Marek soc,
Frank Kratochvil 81, Elizabeth
Adler soc, Anton Kcvarik soc,
st. Broz soc, Vojtech Novotny
soc, Jos. Bosak 81, JOS. Kocou-
rex soc, John Pet ,rka soc, FIR.
Dlouhy soc, JOS. Brabec 25c,
Vac. Trnka 25c, John Tesar
25c, John Bejna zoe, John Opl
15c, FIR. Klima 15c, Vac. Kase
SOC, FIR. Drazdik 15c, j. Prime
15c, M. Sanda 25c, B. z;dlicky
25c, Vac. Prusa 10c. Vac. Prai,
sler 1Oc, l.. Gu.dovsky 25c, V.
Krivan 81, V. Krakora z Clark
ave. Csc, FIR. Nejedly Csc, JOS.
EKozeluha Csc, FIR. Pilny 10c, j.
Hanzl Csc.
R. Ludwig byl minute sbir-
ce We Svete opomenut, venoval
| SO cantG.
Prijal s diky kvituje,
Josef Masek, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
PkEDMESTSKY DOMOV

akr3m drodne pGdy. 6 pokoj1
=. 3 lozntce - koupelna. Move
natreno vydekorovano.
Ma dlazdene ulici, jen 40 mi
nut Cd Squaru, poblize A. B. c.
harry u Bedford.
Ma 1. posch. obyvaci pokoj,
;ddelna, kuchyn a loznioe, v
rredu dobra Siroka veranda.
Ma 2. posch. 2'loznice, koupel-
ma - 2 slepieniky, garaz a sto-
do!a, lot 144x318 IS peknymi
stinnymi stromy, 12s stop pru-
cell k dlazdene uici, 25 brosk-
vi, hrusni a jabloni, tez jahody
|a ostruziny, lrodna hlinita a
liscita pada, kde Sc veskere re
leniny vyborne dari. Lac;na ce-
ma $48OO k Will rychlemu pro-
deji, $1,000 hotove a zbytek
S35 mesicne.
Pr)da pouze MATTEL.
Dohodn6te Sc vecer o pro.
hlidku majetku S majetnikem
Tel. Mario 2O13 J.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

Dlouholety soudni zapas o
cenne pobrezi u jezera Erie Cd
dali stavbu noveho nadrazi,
ktere nase mesto tax nutne po-
trebuje.
Konecne majitele drahy Sc z
rozhodnutim nejvyssiho soudu
We Washingtonu smiiili. Pobre-
Ii bylo prirknuto mestu po
diouhem vyjednavani "a DOLBY
Bakerove administrace Sc spo-
lecnost uvolila nadrazi ma bre-
hu jezera postaviti.
Sc stavbou Sc stale odklada-
10, az konecne ,spolecnost dra-
ny stavbu nadrazi odlozila az
po valce. Obyvatele mesta Gle
velandu Sc tesili S krasnymi O.
brazky, jak bude nadrazi ne
kdy vypadat, az sc naiednou
vyskyt.a cd drah neodvisla spo
lecnost, ktera nam chce posta-
Wit nadrazi ma Public Squaru a
Sc stavbou by zapocali hned,
jak mesto jim da svoleni. Ma
drazi ma Sc stavet pod Public
Squarem a ma zaujimat neko-
lik ulic jako Champlain, jizni
Prospekt a mnoho budov ma
byt odtsraneno, ably Sc misto
pro rozsahlou stavbu pipravilo.
DIE zakona o povoleni k te stav
be nell obcane hlasovat pri-
stitch listopadovych volbach.
Vsak tax rozsahly podnik Wy
zaduje naleziteho prozkouma-
nj proto vybor mestske rady
pres pfistavy a drahy 81 vyza
dal delsf cas-, tax aby Sc mohli
vsem dobfe presvedcit a pax
urc!ts zpravu podat'.
Cbchodni komora nez o tom
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
NQ$e nddrQzi.

pOdniku jednala, najmula od-
borniky B. j. Arnolda a j. Ray
mond Bibinse. Oba jsou znami
inzinyE, kteri We stavbach ma
drazi a tunelu mali rozsahle
zkus senosti.
Arnold Bibins prozkouma-
Ii oba podniky, a We zprav6 kite
rou obchodni komore podali,
vse obsirne vysvet.ili.
We sve zprave odporucuji
stavbu nadrazi u jlezera, ktere
by melo dive plochy mad sebou
pro kolejnice. Misto pro nadra-
III u jezera ur84ne ma zv!astni
|vyhody. Pohodlne spojeni s pri
,stavem pro cestujici pro zbo-
ri. Mlsto pro soustrcdeni drah
'dost prostranne a pax ma tom
|mlste ma stat monumentalni
budova, ktera vedle okresni bu
dovy a mestsk5 radnice by zdo-
bila nase pobTezi. Pri tom by
mas Public Square ma kterem v
j.stych hodinach je velky styk
zdejsich obyvatel, by zGstal NJ
Iporuseny. Zarov,an spojeni ma.
sich poulicnich drah by neby.c
ruseno. A to ma pro obyvatele
mesta Clevelandu ve!kou dGle.
zitost.
Pc dobu prodeje Bond1 Svo
body, nebude cas- tomu podni
ku pozornost venovat. Pc vykc
name agitaci Sc budou porada
Iverejne schuze, tax aby kazdJ
,obcan mel priltzitost nahledy
lrrojevit. Odbornici Sc zajistt
lpricini, ably pro mesto tax du
LEFTY podnik byl dobre pro
lzkouman nez k hlssovani ,
mem Sc pristoupi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

TAKE vYROBA SODOvEK
OBMEzENA.

Rada pro valacny primysl
sydala move naffzeni, ustanovu
jicl obmezeni vyroby rdzneho
xbozi, ktere neni uznavano "a
nevyhnutelne a narizeni Sc
vztahuje ma RUNE vyrobky cd
snerovacek az po automobily.
Vyroba piva bude, jak znamo,
zastavena dnem 1. prosince
.yrabitele sumivych napoja mu
si Sc rovnez podrobiti valecne
rutnosti a zmensiti svou vyro-
hu o celou polovicku. Toto ma
|fizeni vejde v platnost dnem /.
listopadu cd te dolby bude dovo
leno vyrabeti pouze SO procept
neopojnych napojd. coz bude
odhadovano die vyroby roku
1917, totiz kazdy mesic mGze
hyt vyrabeno nanejvys so pro-
llcent napojd, co jich bylo vyra-
beno stejnem mesici minule-
no roku. Pouze stava z vina a
lja blecnf most mohou byt z le-
tosni urody zhsotoveny a novym
rravidlum budou podlehati az
teprve pocatkem pristiho roku.
Tyroba automobile musi byt
pos.ednich ctyr mesicich zmen-
sena o 25 procenE vyroby stej
r. EN- obdobi minuleho roku, W.
roba kamen SO procent, ko-
vovych posteli SO procent,
+ ynovych kamen o so procent,
galvanisovaneho a polevaneho
)nadobi so procent, detskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
POHREB PAM TEREZIE
cERMAkOVE.

Jak v.e.ke lasce uprimnych
pratel sc tesla zemrela pi. Te-
rezie Cermakova, bylo videt
vcara pri jejlm pohrbu ma vel
he dcasti pratel znamych, zs
vsech casti mesta.
Dvorana Ceske Sine Sokol ma
Clark ave., byla zvlaste starry
hi osadnfky naplnena. Kol rak
We sneseno velke mnozstvi Ger
stvych kvetin, tax re pozGstat-
KY spocivaly pod paimami jake
v zahrade kvetin. Sc zesnulou
Sc loucily "a sbor VratiAava {.
6, J. 6. d., ma prani zesnule,
sast. Frantiska Balasova. Ia
sbor Rozkvet Jednoty {. %,
y. 6. ", sest.,, Anna Pekarova.
Za Damskou Besedu sest. An
tonic Koterova. Ia Stare Osad-
Milky p. Kamil Wfesenberger a
|p. FIR. Sakryd. We vsech recich
vdecne vzpominano ma zasluz-
ny zivot zhmrele, jeff dobre
srdce, slechetne snahy, skrom-
rest a ,obetavost. Jeji ochota K
praci spoikove i pro dobro &c.
ske verejnosti byla pfikladem
cstatnlm sestram.
Po tk.ivem rozlouceni, rakey
snesena do pohrobniho auta a
dlouha rada automobile pra
tell doprovazely pozustatky ns
lfbitov Riverside.
U hrobu jeste posledne Sc Sc
zesnulou loucily sestry Fran
t:ska Balasova, Anna Pekaro
va a p. F. Sakryd a pax "a VS.
obecneho pohnuti rakev spust,
ia do hrobu, kde vedle sve de-
ry buds k!idne odpocivat. Sml
lecni choraly zapely v sini n;
hibitove kvartet ppi. R. Voko.
nova, B. Stechova, slec. R. Ma
nakova p. j. Stupka.
Dojemnou udaost pr po
hrbu jsme pozorovali, re tezc'
nemocny jeji manzel p. M. Ce
max nemohl svou vernon, dlou
holetou druzku v. SVEN ziti n
posledni ceste doprovodit.
Vdecna vzpominka il bud
provazet nejen Cd tezce trpi
cich pozdstalych, ale cd pra
tel pfecetnych Cest budiz jej
Iamatce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
Take vyhoda.

Dana: "Coze? Ia tenhfe O.
bycejny pokojik mann platit de
sitku tydne? A pri tom je ma
rul hodiny cd lazenskeho do
mu? To jest rozhodne prilis
drahe."
Pronaj amce: Gale racte uva-
zt, milostpani, re prave pfi te-
to vzdalenosti nemusite pos'ou
chat laZenskou hudbu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
PRlSPEVKY PRO cESKOSLO-
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE-
Ne v ADM. "SVETA".


Krajahe J. j. Jicha a
FIR. kovaf ucinili sbirku
mezi nize uvedenymi "a
mestnanci v zavodu The
Mckinney Steel Co. a 81
ce: Jirka 81; j. Pesek
Jan Koliba 81; A. j. il
cha 81; j. Kase 81; R.
Benz SO; M. Velisek so,
W. K. Anderson SO; J.
Vasinbaur so; j. Yum
SO; A: Vanas 5O;'Jedlin
sky SO; J. Zakovec so;
j. ITCHY SO; Arient so;
Mencl SO; .Krtil SO; Ia
vOda. 80; 5. ZOric 50 kO-
var SO; R. Sanicky 80;
-Hnanicek 80; Vyhnal
25; Landa 25; Dole
eek rs: Haripan 25; A.
Pesck 25: J. PeSek 25;
Pasek 25: Penkava 25,
Dvorak 25; Hajek SO;
FIR. Protiva SO; A. Ne
delka so; K. Hosticka
mel so; Kotmel SO; J.
Sejba sc; A. Martoch
so; j. Gregor SO; Ha-
jek so; Charvat so;
Kriz so; Silhavy so; j.
Koran 25; j. Kulisek
25; Divoky 25; R. Rie
ger 25: j. Zednik 25;
Slavik 25: Janoch 25;'
Havlik 25; Vondryska
25; German 25; Novak
25; Zronek 25; j. Sani-
cky 25; Zak rs; Opata
25; Lasik 25; Hejna
Is; Grllnsky 20 a Chine
lik 15. Celkem Wy
brano a p. Jichou v adm.
Sveta cdevzdano
Dne J.. fijna 1918 by
10 vykazano
Dne 3. riina 1918 sc ma
leZa v adm. Sveta 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

YysMSAA NOC MA KARL LSTEJNE
cd Jar. Vrchliekeho, perla Ge-
sk sho dramatickeho pi.emni-
ctvi, d&vana bude v nedsli 6.
fijna v Ces. Mar. Sini. Zaopatr.
te 81 listky yeas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
kdo z koho.

Vasek: "Mdj bratr je donna
Cim ucitelem."
Frantisek: "a mGj bratr ma
sveho domaciho ucitele." =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

kocarkI SO procent, snerova
eek 0 80 procent, plan, samo-
her a soucastek o dive tretiny
atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

Nouze naucia Daibora housi mas uci vaka sbirati
pecky
Stavacf nedostaek papiru bude mit nasledek neod
vratne zdrazeni bot
Veka boure blizi nemecke mys opouseji korab
manskeho mitarismu
Ma zapadn fronte pokracue vse utesene ku pfedu
chvatny istup NemcG zad.
Lenin Trocky stavaji posedni dobou casym ercem
ruznych uocnku jest skoda tito jsou tax spatnymi
strelci.
Nasi zajimaj Evrope Huny prekot my zde podni
kane zufvy napor Bondy Svobody zamame jch tolk,
ch jen da.
Amerikou vyrovname, pravil nemecky zoldnef
neral Resberg proto take poe Sryc Sam move mliony
"kasru" do Nemecka.
&c s usetriti dnesni dobu kdy stuace Bull
harska jest skueCne - placi.
Bulharska ucast v;lce - hlaVn6 prOt slOvanSkym
bratfm Srbm, byla vastne jen obchodnm podnkem KITE
dnes skrachova Bulharsko bude pla katasrofu
StastnehO Srbska.
pruskem Landsbergu byo pr zeleznicnim nestest "a
bo 80 osob vsech stran prikvac hned velky zstup
Prusaku snad ably pomahal nestastnkum ale ably
krada zbavoval satu mrtve ranene Policie zatkla
koik zeleznicnich renk ktef opusti spou chatrou
nesychaneho tohoo hyenismu Nemecka nadkuuro zastr
sobe vaf!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
SBfRKA We PROSPECT
NARODNlHO SDRUZENl

81. Razena Aubrechtova $500
ST. Marie Aubrechtova 500
Josef Sramek 100
Rad zizkhv Tabor, dan 7.20
Prija! Josef Masek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
OZNAMENi UMRTi.

v hlubokem zirmutku oznamuj jem vsem prate-
linn a znamym truchlivou zpravu, re Sc odebral z
tohoto sveta mas movany manzel, otec syn.
p. JAMES w. CHUNAT,
We ctvrtek 3. rna, po delsi nemoci start 40 roka
Byl rozen Clevelandu. Nalezel k Odvstvi
c. NJ B. A. (. &c, Do Tcuro Council {. S, N. u. Assn.
L. o. of Moose No. 63, Liquor Dealers ASSN
Pohreb draheho zesnuleho bude konan ponde-
Ii v $3.50 hodin rano domu smutku G. 3556-5S E.
&c. ul. Ackley Ave. do kostela Vaclava
Broadway a odtud hfbitov ". Jana Wood
land Ave. a bude vypraven pohrobnikem p. Fr.
Markem. Pfatele znami jsou zadani, by pohf-
bu suGastnili. o tichou soustrast prosi
Mrs. J. w. CHUNAT, nanzelka,
CLARENC LILLE, ditky, MARIE CHUNAT matka
a ostatni pratee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Short Bolts Cretonne, &c Yard

A cleanup OF the balance OF our Gre
tonnes will be effected nv this low price.
All 36 inches wide and in a good selection
Ct patterns.
bargain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Table Damask, SIC Yard

\ good quality Damask. = yards wide. Many
pretty patterns. This damask will give excellent
service. Tuesday special at Csc yard
bargain Easement
72x90 Bedspreads, $1.89
An excellent quality Bed Spread Marseillcs pat,
terms on crochet, I2NSO inches: nicely hemmed ahu
a regular value. Bargain Basement
Soc Ginghams, 23c
80 Another 300 yards Of Liberty Belle, press
tinEhamS. - inches wide: all the paidS anu
checks ia ,-ant.d ,pIurs These cuIurS ab
sOlutcly fast. Bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Linen-Finish Cotton, 33c

An excellent quality. and extra heav,
Bleached Cotton, 80 inches wide, linen nm
tsh; excellent wearing quality.
Bargain basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Russo Crash, 19c Yard

Russo Crash, a splendid imitation OF
Russian crash, II inches wide. brown and
white. excellent material for art work: Is
also very absorbent and makes splendid
hand towels. Special at Ice yard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
White Voiles at 23c

Sheer. dainty White Voiles. tape edge
80 inches wide. All fresh, new goods
Makes the prettiest OF dresses and waists.
5pecial at 23c yard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Fine Display of Domestic and Imported
Wash Dress Goods

4O-Inch Printed VoIIes in a wide
range OF rich colorings and de-
signs; yard, 53c
80 inch Highly MeFcerfEed
White Gabardine SuItinE, closely
woven; extra fine quality and spe-
cially priced; yard, CSC
38-inch Printed SemLSIIk Dress
MullS. neat designs and colOrings:
would make ideal frock for the
young miss; yard, soc
4O-Inch Plain COIOred TOIIes,
in pink. lavender. light blue,
Alice, yellow. black, gray and
rose; yard, SOC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
New Brassieres, SEC

New assortment of Brassieres, beautifully
trimmed with cluny lace and all-over embrold-
cry. Sizes "a to 80, in white and flesh color.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Damask Table Covers, S1.19

A very good quality OF highly mcrccrlzcd
Table Covers. 56X63 inches; neat stripe ana
check patterns. nicely hemmed, ready lot
use.
Bargain Placement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Half Linen Crash, 2lc

A Half Linen Crash, Il inches wide. very
soft and absorbent. An excellent value at
9lc yard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
$50 to Sc Six BIouses, $2.ss

Handsome GcurgcttC, Crepe dc Chine and Wash
Satin Houses several effective styles. some are
daIntiIy embroidered. have newest roll collar OF
satin, others lace trimmed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Towels, Special at 19c

Russian Crash Hand Towels 1Tx3:
inches. and good quality white HucE
Towels with neat stripe border. 17X5t
inches. Regular &c values at 19C
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
Napkins, $1.29 Dozen

Good quality Mercerized Table Napkins,
very pretty patterns. lhNlS inches: h'nlm'd
ready for use: regular At 81 90 dozen
Bargain basement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13

36-Ineh Imported Pique Suit.
lnEE, Of unusual value, having
been purchased IS months ago.
On tOday's market they are very
special at, yard, soc
4O-lneb Printed VOIIeS in 1gur-
ed and plaid effects; wonderful
colorings; yard, 3Oc
38-lneh Woven VOIIeE in broken
stripes, fast colors; full line OF
rich colorinRs: yard. 3Se
3S.lneh white SuItInE. import
ed, basket weave: close weave,
highly mercerized, I'd, 81
Palais RoyaI-SecORd Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-13
ST I'd. Table Damask, 79c

Another shipment CT those pretty light
Percales. Of many stripes and all the want
ed COlors Just the material for mems
shirts. boyS blOuScs. ladies' waists. house
iresseS, bungalow aprons, rompers and play
dresses for the little tots.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-03

weather is all bug dust, and is only started by people who want to sell thermometers and coal.
 The postmaster has ordered a new load of posts for the post of fee, and will put up a notice on this lot, No whiting allowed "
 Atlas Peck opened the closet door the other day, just in time to surprise a moth that was in the act of cutting his new seer sucker coat.
 Miss Flutie Belcher was a visi tor at the picture gallery at Bounding Pillows Saturday and had her photograph made while she looked pleasant at hat rack over in the corner
 When the war gets over the Postmaster says there is going to be lot of unfinished business in the way of local domestic con Eersation to be threshed out around the stove.
 Rag Barlow says he don't see why the jaybirds couldn't afford to go south and spend the winter like the rest of the birds.
 The Tlckville train has got so far behind during the past few weeks all hopes of it's ever catch ing up are gone. and the conduc- tor has decided to rub out the time table and take fresh start
 Poke Eazley says as soon as a jug gets the handle broke off 1t comes under the heading of use ful inconveniences.
 Jefferson Potlocks says civili- zation is awfully hard on the lazy man, as every time it takes a step for ward it has to chop down another shade tree.
 This winter the women are wearing high collars with skirts to match.
 Atlas Peck says dreaming is not substantial enough as a pas time to occupy any special place in the twenty four hour periods of our lives, therefore it is car ried as side line while we are busy sleeping.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-03
HOgWa11OW News
Dunk BottS, Editor

Poke EazIey says nature would be quiet and peaceable after mid night If it wasn' t for Atlas Peck's $ dogs.
 Ellick Hellwanger says it will be hard on the Germans to have to walk backwards all the way home.
 While waiting at the postoffice yesterday morning for letter from his unknown correspondent who resides somewhere in Wis consin. Rag Barlow stated that he didn't think Miss Flutie Belcher would ever make good wife because the other day he saw her seolding her pet aybird.
 Dock Hooks took dinner with Tobe Moseley's family Sunday. Dock learned how to chew and how to hold his knife and fork in the presence of company while visiting at Tickville last summer, and got through eating before the rest of the company had got as far as the third helping of beans
 The dog fight at the Bounding Pillows store On Gander Creek, last Saturday afternoon. attract ed quite large and interested audience, which were held spell bound for several minutes The attendance would have been much larger had the event been adver- tised.
 A we'll dressed stranger deliy cred a lecture on the war on the streets at Tickville the other afternoon, and had good atten tion until somebody passed around a sack of peanuts.
 Rag Barlow disturbed the Hog Ford congregation last meeting day, by coming in church with a cricket in his pocket.
 
 A sleight of hand performer played one.night's engagement at Bounding Pillows Saturday night. Slim Pickens had the sat isfaction of asking him where he went next.
 Rag Barlow says whole lot of this talk about the terrible cold
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homes of the people and. through clear. understanding based upon knowledge higher patriotism will be developed"
 The inauguration of this campaign was determined by the Executive Committee of the Security League be cause it realized that the best way to overcome indifference and ignorance, as well as disloyalty, was through clear national understanding of the reasons for the war It was felt that mere denunciation of disloyalty was not sufficient.
 The Resolution.
 The Security Leagues resolution starting this campaign reads as fol lows:
 Whereas, Wars are now waged not only by armies. but also entire peo- pies, and 1t is the spirit of the people of the Allied nations whicL must win victories, we look with grave concern upon the alleged seditious views of certain teachers as a menace to the lives of our men in the army and navy;
 Resolved, That. without prejudging the actions or views of any particular teacher or refecting upon the vast majority of our teachers who are loyal and patriotic, we urge upon the Board of Education of the City of New York, and in fact of all cities. to re- move from their teaching staffs forth with any teacher who Is proven not to be supporting the conduct of the war and not upholding the federal govern ment with absolute loyalty;
 Resolved, That, as a national ne cessity and as a war measure, we call upon every Board of Education, school commissioner and school committee to put into the curriculum of the schools without delay, as a part of each days actual tuition, the facts showing why we are at war with Ger many, the danger of failure to this country and the duty of every Ameri can to support the conduct of the war loyalty and by service"
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Chancery Court-3rd Mon. in May and 3rd Monday Tn Nov.
 Circuit Court-1st Monday in Feby. and 2nd Monday in Aug.
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 Probate Court-4th Monday in Jan. Apr, July, and Oct.
 Quorum Coutr-1st Monday in Oct. each year.
 Common Pleas Court-1st Monday in March. June, Sept. and Dec.