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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12
MT. CARMEL DESIGNATED
AS STANDARD SCHOOL

The Mt. Carmel School closed Fri
day afternoon for the term with apprO-
pirate exercises. In addition to many
recitations from the pupils, the school
nnd it's patrons were addressed by
Col. NJ. NJ. Fakes and Hon. J. w.
Bivns. Col Eakes' theme was pterio-
tsm and that of Mr. Bivins was on
pratical education.
A large number of people from the
surrounding country gathered to hear
the exercises Mr. Bivins in the course
of his remarks told Miss Jackson. the
teacher. that the Mt Carmel School
had been designated as a standard
school.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12

All of his goes to prove the truth
of what was recently said in these
columns about the Journal-Heralds
2IE- .
town. -. ...
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
PASSED AWAY FRIDAY

Mr. John H. Williams, aged rs and
a Confederate veteran, passed away
at the home of his nephew, Mr. A. r.
Persall, on Tenth street F iday night
at eleven O'Clock
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12

The funeral services
yesterday afternoon
Stanford and the rel
Sunny side Cemetery.
The deceased is sur
sisters. Mrs. w. J. Jol
Martha Wheeler and
Williams of Shellmar
Henry and Frank E.
city are nephews of Il
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12
NOTICE.

The Food Regulations provide
that we can use only 80 per
cent. of the sugar we used in
1917. This means that we will
put out one fifth less bottled
Coca-Cola than our normal trade
demands.
1t will be impossible for us to
supply our customers with all
they require, aud there will be
days when we have no Coca
Cola to offer.
We are endeavOring to distrib-
ute our reduced output among
our customers on an equitable
basis, and ask their cooperation
and consideration in the strict
observance of these regulations.
If sugar will help win the war.
let's all help to conserve it,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-12

Make your old Kelly last until
this years brands are marked
down,--the war is on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
SOLDIERS TRANSFERRED TO
Il MEET PARTICULAR NEEDS

{ NArly 10000 transfers Of men
from one unit to another have been
made In army camps as . result Of
occupational qualifications determin-
ed by investigations by the War
Department committee ON classifica-
ton Of personnel. Recently about
10000 transfers were made each
week.
& Thru the committee organisations
have been built up IN Ill army camps,
by which enlisted men and commits
stoned officers are classified accord
ing to occupational qualifications! In
some camps where es many - $500
men are received daily, forces Of 200
Interviewer are employed to ascer-
tain full information regarding each
mans occupation, education, expert
ence, and special qualifications.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

That was most hideous story con
corning the death Of Nrs. Pnnl Nord-
strom ct Montrose which the NeWp.
Champion innocently puhllahed last
week. The story was deliberately
spread ct the station BY someone ta1-
ing the train for Nonfrose. It was
believed by al who heard it. HoW.
ever, the facts are that Nrs. Nod
strom is not dead, but that . ilne ~
baby girl has arrived at their home
in Montrose. Mother and baby NJ
doing nicely. The Htls Niss hos -
ceived the name Of Pauline MazxaEsk
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
soLDIER,s COUGH Is cURED

: Private Harold Hamsl, ooth Reei-
n,ent, It. Adams, +. L, Wxftes: Fl
Wls troubled With ! ~ cough for
9ree monthA / txied Z sample Of
b1sy's Honey ard TAr and fSzt great-
II rl1ieved. have since used tvo
$ee bott1se md ! reconannpnd F0leyss
Hoaoy md Tar anA Wi1l al0oys klep
n q hands Eele9's Heoey m Ier
3eesD in1emed ixz1tatsd Glx1neee
~ = 1oot11nes kealinG een4fl9 -
: 49, :. 81 eaad esee - e1t
WSi's prss sl6s
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
4 WANING 70 ALL MEN
NOW IN CLASS ONE

The Gunnison County exemption
board has issued . warning TO- all
men now listed In Class /, to not leave
TIE county or move from their present
residence, without notifying the board
g they viii be called for service with
IN . few days, and but brief time
may be given them to prepare for de-
porture.
July calls viii include all the men
now listed IN Glass 1, and other rat
fngs win be invaded to make up the
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
ATTENTION ALL RED
CROSS MEMBERS

On the second day Of the Cattle
mems celebration, Friday, July the
18th. ct 1:80 P. m. every member Of
the American Red Cross In Gunnison
County IL requested to meet ct /. O,
O. F. hail. aid march in . body "a
the grounds where the cattlemen an
to hold an auction for the benefit Of
the Gunnison County Red Cross. Ac-
cording to Red Cross regulations only
persons over eighteen years Of age,
who have done actual work IN gauze
room, or in knitting, sewing hospital
garments or clerical work are per
mitted to wear the workers. uniform
which consist Of white bungalow
apron with long sleeves and the white
colt for the head. Standard pattern
1l12 + . good model. Junior Red
Gross workers may wear white dress-
e with white con II desired. II q
earnestly hoped. however, that every
man. woman and child who is . mem-
-ber wear th9 Red Cross buttsn and
Join IN this patriotic demonstration.
and that - many - pUaa1ble appear
n tie workex1s uniform.
4, Z 0ARTHA C. BROWN,
Chatzman. GnnniADn Co. CAeHter,
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
- - -.

These rains are covering the hill
sides with green, ~ the grass starts
and the foliage Of the trees take on Z
healthier hue. Even the paint Of the
sagebrush, which forms the cheeks
and on the head Of the Indian
on Tenderfot mountain, assumes bril-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

required quotas already called fol
service. Departure Of these men,
even for Z few days may entail con-
siderable trouble for the men as well
as for the beard, hence, tie warning
issued.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

The Federal Trade Commission in its recent report
profits stated that the five large meat packers
have been profteering and that they have monop-
oily of the market 49
serious not only to those egaged in the meat
packing business but to every other citizen of
country.
The figures given on profits are misleading and the
statement that the packers have monopoly is unsup-
ported by the facts.
The packers mentioned in the report stand ready to
prove their profits reasonable and necessary.
The meat business is one of the largest American in
dustres. Any citizen who would familiarize himself
with its details must be prepared for large totals
The report states that the aggregate profits of four
large packers were $140,O0O,OOO for the three war
years.
This sum is compared whistle as the average
annual profit for the three years before the war,
making it appear that the war profit was $121 ,OO0-
600 greater than the pre-war profit
This compares three-year profit with a one-year
profit manffestly unfair method of comparison It
is not only misleading, but the Federal Trade Com
mission apparently has made mistake in the figures
themselves
The aggregate threeyear profit Of $4,000 900 was
earned sales of over four and half billion dollars
It means about three cents each dollar Of sales
mere fraction OF a cent per pound of product.
Packers profits are negligible factor in prices of live
stock and meats No other large business is conduct
ed upon such small margins of profit.
Furthermore and this is very important only small
portion Of this profit has been paidin dividends The
balance has been put back into the businesses It had
to be- as you realize when you consider theprobems
the packers have had to solve and solve quickly dur
ing these war years.
Toconduct this business in war times, with higher
costs and the necessity Of paying two or three times
the former prices for live stock has required the use
of two or three times the ordinary amount Of working
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

Oscar Milford has this week COM
pleted the sidewalk between Main st.
and the Boulevard, and il engaged In
putting down cement walk along the
block Of Iowa Street on which face
the residences Of Louis Miller, w. w.
Mckee, Ed. Collins, J. D. Miller, and
u. J. Schmits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12


capital The additional profit makes only fair return
this and as has been stated the
profits earned has been used to finance huge stocks
of goods and to provide additions and improvements
made necessary by the enormous demands OF our
army and navy and the Allies.
If you business you will appreciate the sig
business talk this matter with business
quaintance, with your banker, say, and ask him to
compare profits of the packing industry with those of
any other large industry at the present time.
No evidence is offered by the Federal Trade Commits
in support of the statement that the large pack
ers have monopoly The Commissions own report
packers
to prove to any fair minded person that they in
keen competition with each other and that they have
no power to manipulate prices
If this were not true they would not dare to make
this positive statement.
Furthermore government figures show that the five
large packers mentioned in the report account for
y about onehrd of the meat business of the country
They wish it were possible to interest you in the de-
tails of their business Of how for instance, they
sell dressed beef for less than the cost of the live
animal owing to utilization of by-products, and of
the wonderful story of methods Of distribution thru
out this broad land, as well as in other countries
The five packers mentioned feel justified incooperat
ing with each other to the extent of together present.
ing this public statement.
They have been able to do big job for your govern
demands promptly and completely and they are will
ing to trust their case to the farmndedness of the
American people with the facts before them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

Arthur Starks left Sunday for Mis-
souri, to stay with his brother this
winter. He will stop on in Salida to
visit with his sister, Miss Bernie, and
sister.in-law, Mrs. Paul Starks, for .
few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12
- ~ 01

M sp4 NJ M II y md ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-12

Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Wilson & Company
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
! oMEzENf cuKRU.

DIE rnafizeflf potravnf korni-
&c musf BE v jidemach hote-
lech jakoz i've stravoynach pfi
Madati ke kave, Gaji a j. vecem
.jen urcena dAvka cukru, by Sc
tfmto neplytvalo. Vcera pfi-
sli do jiste jidelny v dolejsim
.meste diva muzi, q nichz jeden
obiednal 81 kavu q druhy cal.
Obdrzeli K napojnm odmefene
davky cukru . nebyli s tim spt
kojeni a ma konec odesli q ljfdel
ilnys podotknutfni, ze ' jine mo-
! hou dostati cukru co chtejf. -
Podobne ignoranty a egoisty by
Sc melo necfm padnym pfipome
mouth, be zijeme dob9 valet.
/ ne 4 BE jsme nuceni pro vlas1
| ob6toyati take trochu toho Gu.
i kru. i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
PET TISfC DOLLARo MA O.
|SvoBoZENf STARE WASTE.

Scranton, Pa Jak sdeluji
slovenske listy, pan Michal Bo-
SAX re Scranton Pa, slozil We
.prospech osvob6zeni ceskoslo-
venskeho ndroda $4,000 a. "a
roven zarutil Sc sebrati behem
tydne SIS, 600 od svych pfatel
" dotycneni okresn, Pokud Vi
me nebyl ami y nasi strany ami
lie. slovenske dost1d slozen ta-
|kovy obnos od jednotlivce ae
zde name dosud tax bohatych
krajand ze by jinispodobny OBJ
mos naprosto neubhzil. Pan Bo
|sak ukazal nasim bohat5m Ii
dem, kteTfa Sc dosud nerozhodli
ku konanf povinnostf ku svemu
|narodu, cestu q doufame, &c
|nyni bude jeden pres druhehc
Sc pfehanet, kdo da nejvice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
TREST MA OHLAsOvANf MI
PRAvYCH UDALOSTf.

Caste 5sme byly svedky, kdy
chlapci ma rohu vykfikovali
sensacnf udalost, jen aby sve
novi1y prodali. Obycejne w
kfikujf udalosti, ze v noyinach
oitom ami zminka nenf. Ma tu
lest byly upozorneny vladnf q
fady a ty $ pomocf policie bu-
dou chlapce stihat. Jednani
chlapc1, ktere Sc stava zlozvy
KEN, bude zakazano a ktery
chlapec neuposlechne, bude oh
zalovan pro vydiranf penez
pod falesnym pfedstiranim,
Ten zlozvyk ma byt odstranen.
Chlapci kdyz nemohou prodat
novinyiHa rohu, pusti Sc do po-
stranich nlic a ma kazde. strane
! kficf o velke sensaci. Lid vybf-
ha zsdomi a noviny kupuje, a.
niz by sc n9co zvlastniho do
zved9E. Chlapci sc tax ucf po-
nnocf lie zfskat penize.
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y q ~ q y 7---7--@17 n. 77---|
REKORDNf PocET MARIO
{. ZENf.

New York, "a. cervna. -
Statisticka data o timrtnosti de
tt, ktera zde byla sebrana, pro
zrazujf,.ze rekordnf dfry bylo
dosazeno v poctu narozenf d.
tex We Spoienych Statech "a
rok 1917. Ma zaklade cjslic. IL
skanych re 163 neivetsfch
NEST v zemi, statistickf vvbor
soudf. ze pocet porodi obna-
Sci 2.678,000 a poeet dmrtf L.
$4,000 take pocet obyvatel-
stva vzrostl tim 3 vice nez L.
900, 900. Neizdravsisfm . vel
kych NEST zdA Sc byti Omaha,
kde dmrtnost obnasela pouze
59.2, pax Pride Seattle a 59.4.
Nashville, Tenn, ma nejvyssf
dmrtnost, 1922. umrtnost V
Chicagu obnasf 1864.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
cEsKY HocH PokoUsAN

New York. - Josef Kohout,
14lety syn krajana p. Johna
Kohouta, majitele pekarny ma
Grand ave-, v Astoria, L. l., Sci
We ctvrtek pecivem po Law
renee ul. pred domem els. 81
jisty Polak J. Fresch postval
ma hocha velikeho psa, jenz jej
pokousal ma pravem boku a ma
leve ruce. Pan Kohout setkal
Sc nahodou detektivem j. Zla
manym, jenz je nyni spojen 5
Queens Detective Agency, Inc.
a vysv6tlil mu pffpad. Detektiv
Zlamany wal hoch do uradov-
ny zdravotnf rady V Long Is
lanl City a pes byl zatim dopra
ven ma pozorovani. Ma Polaka
byl vyzdvizen zatykac a tento
pfedvolan pred soudce Kechen
dorfera. Po vyslechu hocha "a
detektiya Zlamaneho soudce
postal Polaka Fresche ma pet
dnf do v9zenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
PIONYR STALE " cELE.

Pred 20 lety bylo Trinerovo
Lecive Hofke Vino uvedeno ma
trh americky jako pionyr We
SVEN oboru. Obliba tohoto zna
meniteho leku' 'ustavicn9 rostla,
a dnes jest Trinerovo Lecive
Hofke Vino porad v cele, jeli-
koz zadny iiny pffpravek je
nepredcf CO do vycistenf zalud-
ku a-vnitrnostf, napravy spatne
no travenf, dodavanf chuti k il
dlu a posilovanf cele soustavy.
LEX ten odstrafuje prfcinu "a
cpy, bolenf hlavy, migreny, ner
yosy, povsechne slajbosti atd.,
ale nesmfte 81 dati vnutiti neja-
, ky laciny padelek. Cena $1.10
" lekarnach. - Ma reumatis-
mus, neuralgia, bolenf v krfzi
polamaniny, otekliny, oH7ent
svaly, znavene nohy a pods ne.
nj lepsfho prostredku mad Tri.
nerav Liniment. Cena 35 a 65
cent? v lekarnach. Postou 45 a
TIC. Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, velkovyroba lekn, 1888.
1343 S. Ashland ave-, Chicago
I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
MNOHo PozARo.

81 EdwardsvilIe, Ill. So Ia diva
nact mesicd prave koncfcich
'bylo We state Illinois 22,241 OH
ND, nejvetsf to pocet v deji-
mach statu, jak oznamil Simon
Kellermann, statistik illinois.
ske associace hasicd. Ztrata ma
pojistnem obnasela s0,75O,OO0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
vALECNY PICNIC.

Dnesnfho dine pofadaS unie
slevacd sv1j kazdorocnf vylet
do Luna Parku, pfi kterem bu-
dou rozdavany ceny a sice nej-
hezcf blondynce, nejvetsf rodi-
ne. ktera Sc ma vylet dostavf a
pax starym zaslouzilym pracov
nlknm jich organisace. Ceny ty
tc budou pozdstayati valec-
ngch uspornych znamek, KITE
rjIch unie zakoupila zac $500.
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LACE. Prodase farma o 2lh
akrech, Z mil cd Clevelandu,
dim o sesti svetnicfch, pouze
"a $500. Dale farmu 0 35 a.
krech, 7 mil cd Painsville ma
dlazdene ceste, mimo budov "a
$1,000. Pouzijte, teto vyhodne
pTilezitosti Haste se.s VI ],
Porta 8613 Cedar ave. 7-2
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fl1efiOvanf? ? ktOra strana trpI
nasledkom toho pomenovania Z
Ci Slovakoyi dele sa kriyda,
ksd' zahrnuty IL pod nase rel
vcincne kollektivuln Cecho-
Slovak?. "A ci Cechoyi dele seI
nciaka krivda, ked' je zahr-
nuty pod to same ponenova-
ME?
Bud'to uzname, ze SINE svo-
.ji, alebo neuznanae. Jestli uzna
me, ze svoje SINE, y tom pade
|jcden ma druheho r,1ozeme byt
len hrdi 4 nasu hrdosts nusf-
me vyrazit' al u kollektfvnorn
pomenovanf. Jestli nenzname
to. petom ma jakom zaklade
|chceme budovat' Cesko- -Sloven-
Isko, "a ktore SINE vsetci tax
lvel'ini nadsenf?
Jedna sa len o vyraz, b slo-
|yicko. "A v slovfckach netreba
stiepat' vlasy, ked' ide o ovyssie,
ideally. Vsetky predsudky, axe
by mohli mat nerozmysleni Pu
dia bud'to ma jednej alebo ma
i - -. i 4 =
| druhej strane, sl hriechom ma
oboch vetvach bratskeho naro-
da pachanym.
Pomenovanie ssCecho-Slovak'
vzniklo ME nadarmo. Pod tym-
| to pomenovanfm znami SINE
luz al u priatela al u nepriate-
Ia. Cely svet mas, pozna pod
tym menom. Cely svt obdivuje
| hrGinskost' cesko-slovenskej al
mady, vzniknuvsej 2 nasho oba
polneho dorozumenia. CelJ
svet, bojuj1ci "a demokraciu a
slobodu, bujeje "a samostatnos1
Cesko-Slovenska. Cely sve1
spubuje Cecho-Slovakom slo
| bcdu. Bud'me teda Cecho-Slo.
saci vo vedomf, BE SINE jednt
telo a jedna dusa.
| Snad' niekedy neskorsie
tked' budeme mat ma to Wac
Gasu a pfflezitosti pomenuje'
ME sa "Vepko- Moravanmi'' a
!, lebo inym tiez zvucnym mt
nom. Ale predbezne vekov ma
tropilo ma 1kor oboch vyras
"Cecho-Slovakov" 1plne po
stacf. Vyslovuje vsetko. Vyja
druje geograficky pojem. Cd
stranuje hranice, ktore sto bll
| dnych vetiev.
Mas pfeslaveny bat'ko Va
| iansky napisal basen $ refrai
nom: ia som pysny, ze son
Slcvak.v Zlate slova,s velike
dey. S hrdost'ou vvznavame yzs
SINE Slovaci. Ale Cecho-Slovac
tiez SINE.
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= RlsIKo PRAcE.

Diva .delnici byli vcera sodpo
ledne strasne popaleni vybu-
chem varnyse ktery varili v ko
/ til v Excelsior Varnish Co.,
1912 zap. "a ul. Pri vybuchu
oba delnfci byli ma celem tele
politf a 'zpdsoben byl ohen,
sktery hasici zahy uhasili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-29
cEcHo- ovkK. \
Clevelandsky Denny Has


Clevelandsky Denny Has
pise:
Niektorf ludia nemozu sa
spriatelit' SO slovom Cecho-Slo
wax alebo Cechoslovak.
Je to vraj neprirodzene slo-
|vo, nasilne, nezodpovedajdce
Prinasa sa "a dovod, be kto je
Czech je Czech, Aovak lie Slovak.
Cecho-Slovak je vraj nemozna
kombinacia, nemozna bytnost',
ako morska panna. Je to vraj
absurdum, protiace sa logike j
snnyslu.
| Niektori l'udia ina nasej stra
Inc ma strane bratov Cechov
vyhybali narocky todnuto w
razu ME snad q toho ohla' 'du,
ze jedni proti druhym precho
yApali by nelasku alebo ze by
jedni druhych podcenovali, ale
preto, ze boli tej domienky, ze
tym trpela by individualita je-
4 dnoho alebo druheho kmena. A
dovodili, ze jake ME je nozna
zelezna obr1cka 2 dreva alebo
;ako ME je sd moznf "ceski Slo
vaci,' a "sloyenstl Cesi," vyja-
drenfm slovom "Cecho-Slovak.'
Prof. Masaryk, nasa najvys-
sia autorita a mas Cechmi a Slo
vakmi rovnko milovany a OBJ
divovany vodca, povedal ma
schodzi v Pittsburhgu asi to-
to: "Slovo Cecho-Slovak snad'
ietymologicky, jazykozpytne ME
ie spravne. Ale pre- nasu spo-
locnl akciu, pre- nase politicke
lis oboch staran totozne ciele,
pre- mas ukol ma svetavom javi-
sti je ono take spravne, re mu-
SINE no udobrit'. v boji proti
| tyranom SINE jedni; povodom
SINE tiez jedni; o rozdieP v re-
ii nebudeme sa hadat', ked' ami
/ testina, ami slovenstina ME ST
bohrozene so strany nasej vlast.
nej, iba SO strany tyranov. Ma
sim lcelom je oslobodit' ODE
vetve naraz, nuz mech majt
spolocne memo Cecho-Slova
kov.v $50
| Kto by chcel pochybovat' ze
mas vodca hovoril al v tomte
ohlade til najcistejsiu pravdu!
i Mas DIR. Stefanik, druhy MAJ
| vodca, dovodil asi takto: ''Nedi
/ sa upret', ze Cesi a Slovaci 81
4 jeden narod. Ked' tento narnt
Ichce dosiahnut' oslobodenie je
I'dnotne Ga roztrhano nemoze ht
dosiahnut') musi vystupovat
ijednotne. Cesko ma naroky ns
oslobodenie. al z toho ahladu
| ze je kral'ovstvom, uznanyn
al nepriatelmi, al historickyn
pravom. Povinnost'ou mas Slo
vakov je odvolavat' sa ma ma
| su spolupatrienost' Cechmi
ably my SINE. mohli byt' oslobo
denf z driapov nasho tyrana y
tom samom case, ked' bratis
Cesi budd oslobodenf z pazuroy
svojho tyrana." ]"
Kto by pochybovaI a SPRAY
nosti usudku nasho dra Stefan
ka:
A ked' tito dvaja muzovi,
tax smysl'ajd, co zavadneht
moze kto najst' v pomenovan
"Cecho-Slovak?"
Komu sa deje ujma v tom pt
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KRAJAN TEzcE ZRANEN

P. Vaclav Dlouhy, bytem ma
vych. IS. ul. Sci vcera nakoupi-
ftis rdzne veci do n6jakeho OBJ
chodu ma Harvard ave. Kdy5
p. Dlouhy prechazel vych. Az
vi. ,byl zachycen rychle jedou-
elm automobilem, srazen k ze.
mi q .pFsjsts Ytlp4l tSza1s. crane
I nj Q byl doprayen do nemocnice
sv. AleXeje. Automobil rfzer
byl pf. Betzovou..
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PRODAVACI.

Glen kazdeho clevelandske
no obcana jest "vlastniti cast
Clevelandu.' Hledame sluzbu
5 ceskych muzI, aby prodavali
domoviny nedaleko ST. Clair
Ave. Ulice mali veSkera "a
vedenf, vcetne dlazby jiz "a
placene. Ma ulicich sc naleza.
liz dnes mnoho novych : DON'T.
Tisice zamestnaneho lidu v.
blfzkych tovarnach jsou do
brou vyhlfdkou do budoucno-
sti. Organisovanf jest omeze-
no. Staly plat provise. Hla-
ste Sc dnes mezi 10. IL. hod.
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TEN ZAMITNUTA.
MlJzI DO 40 LET NEBUDOU vOLANI K yOJENSKE
POVINNOSTI.

Washington,E2S cervna. - Rozsfen branne povnnosti
dosavadnch 81 Cd 20 do 40 byo dnes Sc
mate 25 hasy prot 10 Pfedoha navrzena bya Sc
natorem Fallen Maxika Ia to prose dodatek die KITE
reho povoen by aklad $0o 100000 vrobu letadel
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PRODA Sc novy cihlovy dvou-
rodinny dim ma East Boulevar-
dl O. 10 pokojfch, dve koupel-
ny, diva fernesy, plyn, elektri-
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oznamka v denniku 'SVET.
Pravs jal<o telegram dojde
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PRIJMOU Sc rozvazeei uhlf.
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KATOLICKY ARCIBISKUP
ZEMkEL.

Dubuque, la. Katolicky arci.
biskup John Joseph Keane ze
mrel zde We veku 70 let.