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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17

Mrs. NJ. G. strause, Casselton; DR.
Huntley, Kindred; Geo. Pagsl, Chat
fee; c.. j. Buck, Emblem: J. p. Nc
BbsgghiiR3S ,i HqntfE 6cb w Ar c9 Ws
Clark, Tower City: Richard Hooking,
Wheatland, Arthur Bailey, Alice; A.
L. johnson, Prosper; William Conant,
Mapleton; Waiter Reed, Armenia; VIII
liam Veitch, Argusville; Father La
land, Wild Rice; joe Dubord, Horace;
J. Friedman, Alfred; Nathaniel Auer-
bach. Ashley; A. G. Mark, Anselm
Jake Platt Argusyille' Max Schwartz,
S. Osman, Beulah; Joe Schiavitch.
Bowman; Mr. Greengard, Bottineau;
A. Freeberg, Chasley; G. Mellech,
Dogden; NJ. Sprung, Devils Lake; II.
Moretsky, Devils Lake; NJ. GIickson.
Devils Lake; jos Braufman,. Danzig;
Henry Singer, Dickinson: Q: Schwartz.
Dickinson; N. MnninberE, Dickinson;
/. Hefter, Denhoff; ]. II. Silberstein.
Edseley; Lee II. Harris, Enderlin; w.
S. RigIer, Flasher. A. Auerbach, Gar
rison; Ben HaIpern, Golden Valley;
Gustav Baer, Grafton; JOS. Helpern.
Glen Ullin; Max Robinowltch, Grand
Forks; Sam Panowitz, Grand Forks;
l. Papermaster, Grand Forks; /. kul-
berg, Hankinson; julius Sgutt, HaT-
yey; ]. Osman, Ha2en; Lewis Falk,
Heaton: Jacob Heipern, Hebron; a. /,
Silverstein, Hope; u. Marcowitz. Hal
liday; Louis Fine, jamestown; Maur-
Lisbon: L. Rubin, Lehr: J. Braufman,
Lehr; Nathan Greengard, Mandan; II.
WIKI. Moorhead. Mimi: y. Wodlinger,
Mott; II. Silverman McClusky; VII
liam Levenson, Medina; A. Gordon.
MinQt; a. Baker, Minot; H. Chaser.
Minot; K. Fairness, Mercer; A Mar
gulius, Napoleon; Chas. Halpern, New
England; A. Bernstein. New Rock
ford; Max TiIsen, New Salem; Mayor
SIocum, Cakes: Uric Fogelman, Petit
bone; ]. Kafka, RichardtonE K Reid
er. Richardton: 4. osman. Robinson;
j. P. Braufman. Regent; S. Epstein,
SarIes; Alex Weiser, Sheldon; s. X.
Rosen, Steele, j. SilVerman. Streeter;
Ike Kremenetsky, futile: Max Miller,
futile; A. Weinberg, Turtle Lake; NJ.
Niman, Underwood; s. Raich, Nentu-
ria; A. Rivil<in, Verona; Herman
Stern, Valley City; Aron stern, Wah-
peton Sam Greengard, Williston;
Abel Tolschinsky, Wilton; Mrs. II.
Torney, Wing; Miss c. Edelberg.
Wing; Sam Hymes, Wordsworth; !,
Dorfman, Wishek; A. Feinstetn, Zee
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
Fraser States
Board CAPACITY

Adjutant General Fraser in Off
cially notifying local draft boards of
the appointment of Samuel Torger-
son of Grand Forks. Walter r.
Reed Of Armenia and w. P. Macon
Der of Wilton to be industrial advis-
ers of the district board. says.
at is the province of these advis-
ors to furnish the district board
with information necessary to assist
the district board in reaching a cor
rect understanding and classification
of those registrants whose claims
are not finally acted upon by the
different local boards. In order to
ascertain what registrant the adyis-
ers should study 1t becomes necess
sary for them to obtain certain in
formation on file with the local
boards. 1t is. manifestly i'm
possible for the advisers to
personally visit all Of the boards,
and to overcome the difficulty they
have requested different persons in
each county to ascertain from the
records Of the local board the names
of registrant who have been CLASH
fed and placed in Glass 1. Under
the regulations, missionaries in
their entirety are not public prop
erty. This is especially true of GER
tain sections of them. Section IS of
the regulation enumerates the infor-
nation that may not be given to the
general public.
However, these gentlemen should
be afforded every facility to prose-
cute their labors, which are for the
benefit OF the nation. and the regu-
lations provide that they may re-
ceive the information under rules to
be prescribed by the local boards.
1t is not apprehended that any in
formation will be requested that it
is not within the power of local
boards to give. and this Office in
structs all local boards that this
question shall be treated in a com
mon sense manner and that these
advisers and their assistants re-
ceive every courtesy possible. The
advisers are not especially interest
ed in registrants that are already in
deferred clasSificationS."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
JE WISH RELIEF
WORKERS In THE
STATE ARE NAMED

Hungry, bereft OF their homes, de-
stitute of everything except few
clothes on their backs more than g.
100000 Jews in Russia, Lithuania.
Galicia, Poland and Palestine are
starving to death. Disease caused by
the untold sufferings they have gone
through and lack OF proper food Is
killing hundreds of Jewish children,
men and women, according to David
M. Naftalin, chairman Of the Ameri-
can Jew Relief committee Of North
Dakota. -"
THE stories Of suffering that the
Jews are undergoing in the war
stricken countries, sent us by MEM
bers of the Joint Distribution COM
mittee at New York and at The
Hague are seemingly impossible of
Credence. But we know from rela-
tiyes of thousands of those Jews,
right here in this country, hundreds
of them in North Dakota, that the
stories are true and that many lives
are being lost daily because of nm
proper food and lack Of any food in
many instances.
In peace times in those countries
the suffering Of the Jews was great.
. But in war times. after their homes
have been invaded first by one army
and then another, and then by
the first army again their lot is d
thousand times worse than it was
then. Both political, parties in those
countries have prosecuted the Jew
relentlessly since war broke out. We
have men and women in North Da-
kota whose brothers and sisters were
manhandled and maltreated in ter
rible fashion first by members Of one
al nv nd
many Of them have not been heard
from for two or three years.
The money to be raised October %
in North, Dakota will be part of a
national fund Of $4,000, 900 to. be
spent in helping Jews in those coun-
tries. The national committee in
charge of collecting this fund is
headed by Henry Morgenthau, former
ambassador to Turkey; Nathan
Strauss, famous philanthropist;
Louis Marshall, Arthur Lenmann,
and many other noted New York
business men. President Wilson has
endorsed and approved the collection
of the money and has donated to the
fund himself.
THE New York committee receives
the funds from all over the country
They send them to the Joint Distri-
button committee in The Hague, and
that committee in turn has charge of
it's distribution through a sub-com-
mittee Of untiring workers in Swift
zerland. Supply depots are main
tanned in all the war stricken coun-
tries and from them are given out the
food and clothing purchased by the
money collected in this country, ac-
cording to Alex Stern, treasurer of
the state campaign.
Members of the state committee in
charge of the collection Of the money
over the state are:
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PosTPoNEs pEPARTURE..

DR.. J. F. Hanna, formerly of Far
20, who has been in the government
service, is still stationed at Camp
Beauregard, Alexander La, where he
has been placed in hospital service
during the influenza epidemic. DR..
Hanna was to have gone for over
seas service on Oct. 8, but his de-
parture was delayed until after the
epidemic at the camp. In recent
letter DR.. Hanna writes that there
have been 5000 cases in camp but
that the worst Of the epidemic is
now over, . ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
HARDWOOD FARMER DIES

George Anderson, %, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Anderson, farm
ers residing eight miles northwest of
Harwood, died at the home of his
parents Wednesday of pneumonia
following influenza. The body was
brought to the Moore parlors in
Fargo on Wednesday night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
GARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Albert e. Shaw, 714A Front
street, wishes to express her heart
felt appreciation for the kindness and
condolences extended by Fargo and
Tower City friends in that dark peri
Cd of the death and funeral services
for her husband, Sgt. Albert E. Shaw,
who died in the service Of his coun-
try, and for the many beautiful floral
offerings.
Dated at Fargo, N. D.. Oct. II,
1913
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
MRS. JOHN KELLEY DIES

/ Mrs. john Kelley, 40, Wdverly, Ia,
was found dead, the victim &c hear;
failure, in a room at 524 Broadway,
Wednesday. Mrs. Kelley came to
Fargo with her husband. who went
into the harvest fields, several
months ago. Efforts to locate the
husband or relatives have been with
out result. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
DEATHS.

Mrs. John Kelley. 40. Waveriy, Ia.
heart failure.
Sister Emma Della QUINN, "a,
pneumpnia following influenza.
Florence Loretta Witcik, 49, 1497
lowing influenza.
Mrs. r. G. Clemenson, 81, Horace,
died Fargo hospital, pneumonia FOL
lowing influenza.
Louis B. Cummings, 1r., 16, 40
Eighth street north, pneumonia Iol-
lowing influenza
o. p. Lovaas, "a, 1910 Fourth ave-
nue. north. typhoid-pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
CHAMPS Leave FoR HoME

Otto S. Lidtke and John N. Olson
have returned to their homes at Mo-
line, Ills, and SanboTn, Wis, res
pectively, after several months in
the harvest fields adjacent to Fargo
Mr.. Lidtke became known as the
champion spike pitcher and Mr.
Olson the champion potato picker"
during Their stay.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
FATHER TREAcY FUNERA

The funeral of Father Treacy, who
died early this week at Madison,
Wis, was held this morning at st.
Mary's cathedral. Numerous priests
of the diocese attended. Burial took
priests lot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
CHICKEN SEASON CLOSED,

The prairie chicken season closed
at midnight. Birds have been rela-
lively plentiful in central North Da-
kota and their condition, thanks to
bountiful feed and favorable spring
weather for the development of young
chicks, has been unusually good.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
DAKOTA MEN WOUNDED.

Two North Dakota men are in
clnded in the days casualty list Isl
sued by the government. Privates
Marvin Somers. Of Garske and Louis
Tintera of Dickinson are both report
ed wounded in action. degree unde-
termined 81. =.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
JAMES KENNEDY HERE.

Jafes Kesnedy, a former resident
of North Dakota, is in Fargo from
Los Angeles where he now makes his
home. Mr.. Kennedy will be in the
state for several weeks looking after
business interests.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
Million British
LiUeS Sacrificed

London, Wednesday, Oct. 49,
Nearly 100000 British lives have
been sacrificed in the war, accord
ing to information received by Reut-
ers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
MISS FrNKLE IMPRovING,

Miss Eva Finkle, of The Forum
editorial staff, who has been i'll Of
pneumonia following influenza, was
greatly improved today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
GEN Rites FRIDAY

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Clarence Illgen, 81 North Terrace,
who died Tuesday of pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza, will be held from
the Wasem chapel at $3.50 o'clock
Friday afternoon, Rev. w. F. Bach
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
CLUB MEET CANCELLED.

The October meeting Of the Mec-
ca Past Matron's club scheduled for
Friday afternoon, has been cancelled,
it was announced this afternoon. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
snM sERInIIslY nm.

Mrs. Carrie Hanson, 1917 Eighth
avenue north, has received word that
her son, Hans j. Hanson, is seriously
i'll with pneumonia at the navy hospi-
tai at Washington.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
MISS EDNA ]. RE1n III

Miss Edna ]. Reid, clerk in the Of
fee of Col. M. A. Hildreth. United
States district attorney. Isl confined
to her home with an attack of infiu-
enZa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17

Albert Victor Vinje, rs, son of G..
o. Vinje, one of the earliest settlers
of Wiser township, .Cass county, died
at his fathers home at 6 o'clock this
morning from tuberculosis. He had
lived in Wiser township all his life.
Funeral services will be held from
the Wright & Sons chapel in Moor
head, probably Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
alcYcLE Is srol I'm

Eugent Nerum. 519 Eighth street
north. has notified Fargo police OF
the theft of his bicycle wednesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17

Ira Batchelder has left Fargo for
Cedar Rapids, Ia, where he has ac-
cepted a position with the Briggs
Optical company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17

Joe Schannacf. of The Forum, i'll
with influenza several days, develop
ed pneumonia Wednesday evening,
and is quite sick at his home
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
NEW MANAGER, ARRIVES.

J. s. Kula Of Butte, Mont, has ar
rived in Fargo to become manager
of the basement store Of the Q. j..
deLendrecie company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17

CO.'S 10 cEnAR RApIns

er ofieiating. Interment will be in
Riverside cemetery
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
REALTY TRANSFERS.

A. II. Cundim to Vesta e. CundiH, ne
22-141-55; $40.
David q. Sonquist to Albert He'd
lund, lot IL blk 8 Hector's' ad; $l,fOO'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-17
ZOE sCHANNACH ILL.

next regular meeting viii be in No
vember.
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BANK CLEARINGs

BIRTHS (Rrom the records).
Mfr. and Mrs. Nilsson Brumwe1l, Hat
ton, N. D., son, Fargo hospital Oct. z.
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ALBERT VICTOR WINE DIES.

Today, s57s, 1886; year ago, $431,-
1850. The week, $3,804, f5T07; year
ago, $2,5S6, 440.48.
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SPANELSKA CHRIPKA.

Nakazliva nemoc ona rozsi-
rila sc V meste nasem merou ne
malou a zdravotni nase Grady
upozornuji ma nutne zakroceni.
Red. dobrocinnosti L. T. Be-
man, zfidil v okresni nemocni
ci zvlastni oddeleni pro nemoc
ne influencou.
Zdravotnf kOmisaf DIR. Fl. l..
lockwood zaslal vSem zamest
navatelGm zadost, by vsechny
zam6stnance Onemocn6le chrip
kou poslali domi a nepfijali je
drive do prace, dokud nebudu
uplne vyleceni. Dr.. Rockwell Wy
zval taz Skolniho lekafe L. w.
Childse, ably We Skolach byla
kazdodenn6 provaddna prohlfd
ka ditek a u ktereho Sc objevi
pfiznaky teto nemoci, ma byti
tez poslano domG. - Obzvla-
Ste v tovarnach ma munici ma
Sc v zarodku zabranit sireni ne
moci.
Spanelska chfipka vyzadala
81 mnoho obeti ma vychode ma
81 zeme, kde il valecny prG
mysl byl ochromen. Vlada o.
znRmuje, ze 1918 voiinG v ia
borech onemocnelo toutO memo
ci mnoh6 pfipady nasledkem
komplikacf skoncili smrti.
Pred chfipkou name sc chra
nit tim, ze mistnosti dobfe ma
me provetrati, vystrfdati Sc ma
valfm i.nastuzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
CLEVELANDSKA BANKA
ZVYSILA ZAKLADNf KA.
PITAL.

National City Bank We schd-
ri redite.I mfnule pondeli zvo-
| Ii vGdce agitace pro Bondy Svo
body, C. A. Painea a pfedse-
du banky a H. V. Shutters "a
presidenta. Zaroven bylo ohla-
Iseno, re banka zvysila zaklad..
mi kapital z jednoho ma diva
mil!iony.
Pan C. A. Paine Jest znam v
celem meste CO zkuseny ban
kef. V roku 1912 byl We spojeni
Is National City bankou, dal,
byl mfstopresid antem II The Sn
Iperior Savings and Trust Co.,
a pred tim byl pokladnikem II
Centra National Banky. Ia 6
|rokG co president v National
City bance. ieho priGin6nim ka
|pital banky vzrostl z $250,O00
ma diva mil};ony dollard. V OBJ
|chodnim ob6hu Jest IA mill
lionI.
V breznu 1918 banka koupi-
la Garfieldovu budovu, kde ma
rohu Euclid ave. a,6 vych. ul.
do roka zafidi Gfadovny. Cd
kvetna 1913 1radovny banky
.isou v Leader News Building.
Wrist obchodu vyzaduin v6tsi
mistnosti zaroven u. H. V.
Shutters byl zvolen co presi-
dent toho peneznfho dstavu.
Pan Shutters cd roku 1887
byl We spoieni S plynarnou kite
ra patfila The Standard Oil Co
IA Od rOku 1902 byl riditelem
a pokladnikem u
r he East Ohio Gas Co. Mimo
|toho p. Suffers v6noval pozor-
most zafizeni sve fanny v Men,
tor, o., KID zaridil CHOW cenn6-
no dobvtka. Pan Suffers Jest
f'enem Obchodni komory, u
min klubu. Tfditel The East O.
hio Gas Co.. a We spojeni 8
Guardian Savings & Trust Co.
kdy pan Suffers nastoupf v ban
&c sviii trad, bude verejnosti
|oZnameno.
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ZE SCHUZE KRAJSKEHO
VYBORU MAR. SpRUzENf.

NeidHlezit6isi iednani bvlo.
.iak ziskat seznam CechG kteri
Bondv koupili lax mnoho kou
pili. Konacne usnaseno v caso-
pisech dozadat kazdeho. komu
ma cesk6 vsci zalezi. abv laska
We postal do Gfadovnv Liberty
Bond Commit % 5415 Broad
way, imeno, adresu. jakoz i Oh
nos. "a mnoho-li iste koupili.
Bondy ctvrte pGickv kupuieme
CO Americane. ale vIada bv 81
pra'a, abv kazda narodnost sc
mohla vvkazat "a iakou castku
mezi ieiich Edem bvlo koupe-
no. Zvlaste sc zadaii dalnfci
kteri byli nuceni v tovarnacb
Bondy koupit. abv ieden dru-
memo, X ZaSlanl ZpraVv DOba-
DIAL anab n6kteff sebrali tv im6
ma p adresv a udali castky a "a
ty lhosteine to- posla1i.
Z ustFednv Mar. Sdruz. 2 Chi
ca'a d7namuii. ze v Dolovici me
sice fiina So " Chavelandu bu-
de konat konference ma To-
den den ma byt svolana mani
fAstacni schiz,, vSech zde xiii
cfch bvvalVch rakouskVch pTi-
slusnikH. kterym Sc iedna 10 roz
bitf Rakouska. Zalezitost ode
2dana vyboru.
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DIVADLO VCELEK.

Dramaticky odbor Vcelek o
pakoval vcera s velkym uspe-
chem prof. Piseckeho dive jed
noaktovky "Krev neni voda" a
ma druhou stranu," We skolni
budove pri osade P. Marie
Lurdske a to s vybornym 1sp6
chem. Oba kusy nastudovany
byly velmi peclive, coz bylo vi
deti z dobre souhry. V prvni ak
tovce lcinkovali pi. Navratilo-
va, 81. A. Karnosova a PIP. K.
Wesley, M. Senk, L.. Teller, A.
Strachota, B. Horacek, j. Javd-
rex. V druhe aktovce pax 1cin
kovali PIP. Navratil, K. Folda,
V. Navratil, B. Dudl, J. Javd
rex, j. Kubasta a J. Talas. Re
zie nalezala Sc v rukach p. Kot
mela.
Ne1navna pracovnice v ra-
dach nasich zen pi. M. Zemano
va pfednesla vystizne jednu ba
sen prof. Piseckeho druhou cd
pOrucika Niederleho "a velike
no potlesku posluchacG.
Obe jednoaktovky budou je-
ste opakovany ma zapadni stra
ne a vychodni, tax ably ceske o.
sadly v nasem meste mely prize
zitost oba tyto dobre a ma dnes
nj dobu piihodne kusy, shield
mutt.
Pfi divadle i po tomto k tan
ci ucinkovala kapela p. Kilrma-
ma.
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SJEZD

Pffsti pondeli zapocne V So
kolovn6 ma Quincy ave. Sized
spojenych sokolskych Jednot.
Sokol F. Vonasek prijede jiz v
sobotu, ably pred 'sjezdem kni-
ny prozkoumal a zaroveh prize
de sokol Tuna, red. Americke-
no Delnickeho Sokola.
Delnicke sokolske Jednoty
budou zastoupeny 13. zastupci.
V nedeli ma uvitani ZastupcH
bud.a v sokolovne usporadana
Beseda bohatym programem.
Podrobnosti sjezdu uvereini-
me pozdeji. Zastupci budou IT,
.hNtovani V hotelu Statler.
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VYDAJE A PRf.JMY OKRES.
MICH URADt.

Okresni listovni John A. Zan
gerle podal vcera zpravu. lax
vvdaie s vvdrzovanfm okras-
Mich uradG isou kryte zvlast-
mimi poplatky.
VVplata zam6stnancn v ira
dovne okr asniho listovniho OBJ
nasi roene s77.911. Pfiiem "a
zvlastni pon'atky obnasel S72.-
9O4. Pokladnika roGni vvdanf
obnaSi S54,791 a rop1atkv OBJ
nasi S69.58O. Probatnfho sond-
ce vvdaie S53.O32. pffiem $685.
5O7. Okresniho klerka vvdaie
S60.186 a priiem S59.741. Re-
korder vidal ma sluzna S55 6O2
a priimnl ma 7vlaStnich noplat-
cich S29. .499. Vvdaie " Gradov-
ne serifa $4,000 pfijem $50,
974.
Vydaje udanych okresnich
EfadG hradi zvlastni prijmy.
Vydaie s uradovnou okresniho
inzinyra obnasi $105.338, o.
krosniho za,obce $33,667. A tv
diva lrady nsmaji zadnych
zvlastnfch prijmu.
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BERNHARDTOVA v CLEVE.
LANDU.

V divadle Hippodrom v tomto
tydnu vystoupi znama francouz
ska herecka Nine. Sarah Bern
hardtova. V hotelu Statler, kde
jest ubytovana, prohlasila ku
zpravodajHm: Lituji, ze mesto
Cleveland zdstava v upisovanf
bondG pozadu. Nesmime 81 pred
stavovati, ze kdyz Bulhari a Tur
ci vzdali Sc boje. ie valka ukon
cena. Valka mGze beze vseho
potrvati jeste rOk bude zapo-
tfebf ple silly Francie a Spoje-
nych Stati k zdolani nepritele. >
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
PRVNf VYROcf Ma BOJIsTI.

Clevelandstf Polaci oslavova
II vcera prvni vyroci po'ske ak
ce ma francouzskem bojisti kde
maji asi 10000 dobrovolnikd z
Ameriky.
Zdejsi Polaci rekrutovali asi
1000 dobrovo.nikG a vcera pTi
h!asilo Sc jich 60. Mistni pol
sky tisk je proti kazdemu polo
v'Gatemu miru a pro dokonale
rozdrceni pruske soldat esky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
PLVANf BUDE TRESTANO

Nasledkem staleho Sireni sc
chripky. vydal policeini nacel-
mix Smith rozkaz, adv zatkli
kazdeho, kdo by ma ulici plval.
Lekari totiz dokazuii, ze plva-
MIN Sc chripka nejvfce rozsiru-
lie. Take spolecnost poulicnfch
drah byla uvedomena. bv Sc DO
starala dobrou ventilaci ma ka
rach take maif kondukteri ne
chat kazdeho zavrit, kdo by VI
kafe plval.
V nasem state Jest ohlaseno
mezi 5000 do 10000 prfpadu
chripky. V camp Sherman pax
ohlaseno bylo "a poslednfch "a
hodin 143 1mrti ma influencu a
zapal pile. Ia minuly tyden by
10 oznameno tamtez 277 umrti.
Guverner statu Massasuchtts
Mccall a pfedseda zdravotni ra
DIV tamtez H. d. Endicott mari
dill vsem mestGm We statu nasle
dovati prikladu mesta Bostonu.
V Bostonu byly totiz zavreny
vsechny hostince obchody Sc so
dovkou, kuzelny a vsechny mist
nosti pro schHze.
Zdejslmu zdravotnimu 1radu
ohlaseno II pripadn onemocne
nj spanelskou chripkou. DR..
lockwood odhaduie celkovy 20
Get nerocnvch v Clevelandu ma
200 neb 800. 22 prfpadd naleza
Sc v osetrovan{ v st. Lucas memo
cnici., 90 A. -