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PLIES, DOVER. DEL.
sealed proposals, addressed as above en-
dorsed Proposals for Printing and sun
piles for printing CORPORATION Lava
School Laws Constitution. Election and
registration Laws Report or Auditor Of
accounts, Adjutant Generals Report
5tate Ireasurers Report. Report of State
b9ara OF Health. Insurance Commission
eI report, Banking Laws and other print
inB' sthtonery and supplies for the use of
gne secretary Of State. State Treasurer
insurance Commissioner, Auditor OF Ac-
COUNTS Chancellor State Board OF Fduca-
Ion, Superihtendent Of Schools for Kent
Aeunty, superintendent Of Schools for
SusSex county Superintendent OF Schools
LOT New Castle county. State Board Of
eagrlculture. Clerk Of the Peace OF New
hstle county and General Assembly. will
be received until 8 O'clock p n on Inc
olst DAY OF May. A. D. 1915
Specil lcations and blank proposals NAV
pc obtained at Office Of Secretary of State.
on or after May 16. 1915
samples OF proposed printing and SUD-
ples, when specifications refer 10 sam.
PIES. may be seen OF the Office Of the Sec
retary Of State
The proposals must be accompanied bv a
cellned check for 10 per centum Of the
assiouh5 NJ ih5 or bid, payable TO the secretary
only those proposals made upon the
bI,a oIenss furnished by said board will be
Right to reject any and all bids is re-
EVERETT C.. JOHNSON.
secretary Bohrd OF State Supplies.
Dover, Del. April %, 1915
apr2I may4-11-1S
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aIl15nMm

I'VE acknowledge with grateful ap-
reciation this magnamlnous contribu-
don 20 the loan, without which Della
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'copyrighi. 1911 BY sam Loyd.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
OBITUARY-MRs. MARY E. KULP

Mrs. Mary E. Kulp died at her
home in our city Tuesday morning,
March 5th, at the age of II years
For the past several years Mrs. Kulp
had lived the life of a semi-invalid
being a patient sufferer from that
dread disease, rheumatism. For the
past few weeks she had been steadily
failing and on Tuesday morning death
came quickly and quietly releasing
her from her long period of suffer
ing.
Mary Elizabeth Kearl was born
near Louisville, Kentucky, March Is,
1S41. In 1862 she was united in mar
riage to John Kulp and to this union
seven children were born all of whom
survive their mother and mourn her
loss, Jesse, Florence, Charles, Cora,
William, George, and Christ. From
Kentucky she moved to Indiana and
later came to Kansas and lived sew
eral years in Dickinson county and
in the spring of 1886 moved to Trego
county and located on a farm eight
miles southwest of town. After the
death of her. husband she sold the
farm and in 1906 built home in Wa
Keeney where she resided until the
time of her death. Until the time
when her health began to fail Mrs.
Kulp was known far and wide for
her untiring energy and capability as
worker. She was the true pioneer
woman who helped to build her home
and there was no work that she could
not superintend and if need be ac-
complish without the aid of others.
Hers was the true Southern style of
hospitality and her friends and the
way faring traveller as well found
warmth and welcome within her doors.
For many years she was member of
the Christian church and lived a con-
sistent christian life, each day prac-
ticing the precepts which she believ-
ed. She had a kind and generous
nature, was true wife and mother
and many have found solace and COM
fort in time of trouble by taking
council with her. She was especially
cheerful during the long years of her
suffering, bearing her affection with
a patience and fortitude worthy of
emulation During her long residence
she made large number of warm
friends who will most sincerely mourn
her loss.
On Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
the funeral services were held 1t the
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
OBITUARY-JOHN B. BIEHLER

John Baptiste Biehler was born in
the village of Gemar, Alsace Lor-
raine, Cat that time a province Of
France) November 10Th 1850.
He having lived in this village un-
til military age, then after four years
of military training he was called to
serve his country during the Franco
Prussian War of 1870. After his dis
charge from honorable service due to
his home in France then bade fare
well to his native country and sailed
for America landing in New York in
1874. He spent five years among
native friends in Illinois then having
been fully adopted as true American
citizen he embarked for Kansas where
he lived until the time of his death,
with exception of ten years spent in
Colorado in the service of the Union
Pacific railroad company. On October
10th, 1883 he was united in marriage
to Emily C. Stimits, to this union
seven children were born, all of whom
survive him.
His whole life has been a life at
home with his family No outside
allurements could change his desire
otherwise than to be at home 'sHome,
Home, Sweet Home, was his only
thought. He was born and raised IN
the Catholic faith and was a firm be-
lever in the Higher Power
Mr.. Biehler had been in failing
health for the past four years but
death came very suddenly and unex-
pected Wednesday morning, February
27, 1918, when he quietly fell asleep.
Death has claimed him and he has
gone to dwell in that eternal home
with His Maker. He is survived by
his immediate family, his wife, son
and six daughters. His parents, sis
ter and two brothers having gone on
before him.
/ The funeral services were held from
the house at 200 p. m. Friday and
were conducted by the Rev. Stringer,
of Banner, Kansas. The body was
laid to rest in the Wa-Keeney Gem
etery. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

be very nice to be home, we all real
ize that, but again after looking at
the other side we can readily realize
that we are needed over here very
much.
We are in the mobile branch of the
service and of course we all like that
part of it and it is real interesting.
There isn't any use of me telling
more of it because you would not un-
derstand it anyway.
There are several places to go here
that are very interesting old historic
places, one of them was an arch
built by Marcus Arillius in 161 B. C.
and there certainly is some wonder
full masonery work through the
country. I can't begin to describe it.
was in cathedral in the same town
and it is wonderful piece of archie
lecture. All of the forts are built of
stone and such queer specimens. The
country is far behind US in that re-
spect but in the art of war are to be
looked up to. I have talked to French
soldiers who were in the battle of
Verdun and some of the others but
they don't care to talk much about it.
They say it is terrible the way men
were slaughtered.
I must not forget to tell what the
French people thought we American
soldiers looked like as we had the
pleasure of being the first soldiers in
this particular place. They said they
thought we were negroes or Indians.
All the children wanted a souvoneir
and would pull the buttons off your
clothes if you would let them.
One thing that is plentiful over
here is wine and about every other
house is a wine store, 1 believe the
people nearly live on it. The soldiers
carry it instead of water Chat is the
French soldiers) no such thing for u.s.
We have no Y. M. C. A. here so have
not had thing to read since we have
been here outside of paper printed
in Paris but it doesn't amount to
much. Any little news from home is
tonic.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
Nj. E. CHURCH NOTES

There will be a patriotic service
next Sunday evening at the M E.
church. At this service We will un-
veil the service flag of the boys who
attended our church. President Lewis
of Hays Normal will give the ad-
dress Those who have heard Pres
ident Lewis will need no urging to
come. The Boy Scouts will demon
strate some of their work. Special
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

School district No. 81 will receive
bids up to noon on Monday, March
18, 1918, for the erection of a frame
school house. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the county superin-
tendent's Office. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Sealed bids should be sent to
Adv 2 2t. Gerhard Mussemann,
Clerk of School District No. 81.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

Notice to Patrons of City School
1t is rule of the school that pupils
shall not come to school before the
ringing of the first bell, $50 a. m.
and 12:45 p. m.
Teachers will appreciate the par
ents' help in enforcing the rule.
D. o. Hemphill,
Principal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for Matching $1.00 for Is;
$2.75 for so and $3.50 per hundred.
Elmer E. Pearl, Phone 153. Adv 2-6t.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
Gard of Thanks

Mrs. J. B. Biehler and family ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks to their
neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted them in their bereavement,
also for the beautiful floral offerings
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
FOR SALE

Fine quarter section about five
miles south of Ogallah at $50 per
acre; liberal terms.
Adv2-2t Herman Long.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
Pvt. Albert F. Krhut, Btry. B. 1st
A. A. C. Bn. &C. A. c.. A E. F.

United States Senator William
Thompson, of Kansas, left the affairs
of the country in the hands of Pres
ident Wilson (Which was a very haz-
ardous thing to do) came to the
Democratic "pow-wow" at Topeka,
Washington's Birthday and proceed
ed to re-elect himself United States
Senator without opposition; elected
all the Democratic congressman from
Kansas; elected all the state officers
from the "file and rank" of the DEM
ocratic party; elected all Democrats
to fill every county office, where re-
quested to do SO; nominated Wood
row for a third term; informed his
followers that Roosevelt has caused
all the trouble that has existed in
the Wilson cabinet; packed up his
''tother shirt" turned his collar,
changed the ends of his cuffs, and went
back to where he came from. Ger
tainly Thompson is as big man as
the boy thought Alexander was.
DIR. Hall made a professional trip
to Grainfie1d, Tuesday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

The Foreign Missionary meeting
was postponed from March 9th to
18th. The place of meeting and the
plans for the membership drive will
be the same as planned for last week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

Our attendance is somewhat broken
by absences on account of measles,
colds and fearfully bad roads. Our
pupils who have been driving have
an unusually hard time of it. Many
roads are almost impossible.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

M. E. church and were conducted by
Rev. Sutton, the pastor, who spoke
impressively and comforting from the
text which was chosen from Acts 9:36.
The floral offerings were very num-
erous and beautiful.
Besides her two daughters and five
sons she leaves a number of grand
children and many friends to mourn
her loss. The family has the sympa-
thy of all in this their sad hour of
bereavement.
Mrs. Florence Orr, of Kirk, Colo,
and Mr.. Christ Kulp, of Omaha, Neb.,
came to be present at the funeral.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Our instructors all go to the Educa-
tional Association meeting at Hays
Friday and Saturday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
BELyEAL SALE POSTPONED

The Belveal thoroughbred cattle
sale, half mile north of Penokee, in
Graham county, advertised in this
from March 5, to March Is, and storm
or no storm the cattle and other prop
erty, as advertised, will positively
SELL March 18th is on Friday-W. H
Belveal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

music has been prepared. Come early
and get front seat.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

I am well outside of slight cold
which will be over with in few days.
Had letter from Fred Kerth when
he-was in New York and he wanted
to make date to meet me as he did
not know was over here. certainly
would like to see him but there is no
possible chance. I have not heard
from Rich since I left Frisco
How are all the folks ? hope every
one is well. Have you had a hard
winter or not. 1t seems so long since
1 have had letter. Please write otter.
and believe me will be glad to hear
from any of the fellows. What has
become of all the Collyer boys They
might at least write me p card I
must close now and hope this reaches
you o. K.
Love to all,
Albert.
Pvt. Albert F. Krhut, Btry B. 1st.
A. A. C. Bn. &C. A. c.. A. E. F.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07
Gard of Thanks

Gard of Thanks
To all the friends whose sympathy
and services were so kindly rendered
in our time of bereavement also for
the beautiful floral offerings we de-
sire to extend our heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. A. P. Hinshaw.
Mrs. Florence Orr.
Mr.. Charles Kulp.
Mr.. Jesse Kulp.
Mr. Will Kulp.
Mr.. George Kulp.
Mr.. Christ Kulp.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

A line of Ladies Home Journal
Patterns just received at Farmers
Union store Adv 2. 1t.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

Our trips to the country have been
delayed on account of the impass-
able roads. The entertainments at
Ogallah, Banner and Pioneer, also
Riverside have had to be postponed
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

Our pupils are working well in the
Red Cross room. Another shipment
of supplies was made this week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

If you have not seen our new Ser
vice Flag with its 46 stars you should
come and see it. We also have our
Junior Red Cross banner and our
certificate of organization. Every
student of Trego County High School
is a member of the Junior Red Gross.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

For these entertainments every ex-
pense is donated, an admission is
charged and the entire receipts are
given to the Trego County Chapter
of the American Red Cross. Where a
branch has been organized the money
will be given to that branch. Or the
moneys will be held reasonable time
in trust for the community that wish
es to organize branch. The purpose
is to help the Red Cross and it does
not matter to the High School which
division of Trego County Chapter gets
the credit. We are for Trego.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-03-07

DIR. Hall made a professional trip
to Grainfield, Tuesday.
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ZACHOVEJTE 81 TENTO
ZVYKi

Behem ctyr tydnd influenzy
Trinerovo Lecive Horke Vino
ziskalo mnoho novych pratel.
Z rozlicnych casti naseho Sou
stati dochazeji dopisy, licici po
city spokojenosti a bezpeci, ST.
rene timto lekem, vlevajicim no
YOU duveru. Chovejte dobre v
pameti tuto zkusenost! Trine-
rovo Lecive Horke Vino jest
lex, ma ktery lie Sc vzdy spo-
lehnouti. Vycisti vnitrnosti, 70
stri chut' k jidlu, upravi ira
veni a vypudi z tela vsechny
nebezpecne latky. V lekarnach
cena $1.1O. - Trineruv Lini-
ment jest nejlepsim lekem k "a
chovani telesne zdatnosti. Reu-
matismus, neuralgia, boleni "
krizi, polamaniny, otoky a jine
bolesti prestanou vas muciti. Ce
ma 35 a 65 cent?, v lekarnach.
Postou As a rs cent?. - Jo-
seph Triner Company, 1888
1343 S. Ashland ave., Chicago,
Ill.
Trinerovo Lecive Horke Vi
no, Trinerova Angelica Horka
a ostatni Trinerovy leky jsou
cd nynejska k dostani vyhrad-
ne v lekarnach neb u obchodni
XII s leky. Trinerova Laborator
jsouc po krajni mez zamestna
ma objednavkami z lekaren a
vladimir zakazkami leciv, pre-
stala vyrizovati objednavky il
nych obchodniku a zada, ably
Sc kazdy pri koupi Trinerovych
leku obracel jen ma lekarny ne
DO ma obchody S leky.
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MSs] W.gSS]
TEUTONUM NELZE VERT.

Dukaz, re je nutno Ma Mem
cich zadati jine zaruky, nez
pouhe podpisy k splneni miro
vych podminek, je mono ma
lett v hstorii prusko-danske
mirove smlouvy z roku 1866,
ku ktere doslo po zname sedmi
tydenni valce. Mirovou smlou-
YOU, uzavrenou v Praze, Schles
Wlg-Holstein prestoupen byl
Prusku, ale clanek patty smlou
Wy stanovil, re V jizni casti
SchlesWigu, v tax zvanem jiz-
MIN Jutlande, kde obyvatelstvo
je vetSinou danskeho puvodu,
ma byti provedena volba, V
ktere lid sam mel rozhodnouti,
chce-li pati'.ti k Dansku anebo
Nemecku.
Opatreni tohoto clanku vsak
nikdy nebylo provedeno, pres
to, re Dansko ma to nalehalo.
Naopak Nemecko podrobilo
danske obyvatelstvo persekuci,
snazic Sc vyhladiti dansky ja-
zyk a danske citeni. Pres to
vSak obyvatelstvo tohoto di-
striktu pTeje 81 sjednoceni S
Danskem dnes stejne slime jako
Y roce 1866. Danove z tohoto
distriktu byli prinuceni vstou-
pitt do vojska a bojovati "a ne
mecke zajmy. Mnoho z mich pa
dlo ma poll bitevnim. Danove
ale mali "a to, re nyni je pri-
lezitost prinutiti Nemecko, ably
uG:nilo spravedlnosti zadost a
provedlo plebiscit. Mysli, re o.
byvatelstvo jizniho Jutlandu
prohlasi Sc pro Dansko, pres
to, re mnoho Nemcu Sc mezi
ne nastehovalo a mnoho rodin
Sc odrodilo.
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WSsS( WsS]
ZAJfMAVY DOPTS Z RUSKA,

Mas odberatel p. Alois Ma
sin v Lorain, obdrzel cd sveho
pribuzneho z VladivostOku ma
Dalnem Vychode dop's, ktery
S dovolenim p. adresata pro "a
jimavy obsah nevahame otisk-
nOuti.
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la bitva u Spasky velka u S'mo-
kovky ma rece Usuri. My name
do dnesniho dne ma nasem from
te jenom 100 zabitych, asi 800
ranenych, bolsevikd je ubitych
1000, do zajeti sc nechodi
kdyz uz clovek mas ngnuze u
tect, tax 81 sam udela smrt, wy
hodi sc bombou do vetru, tez
kdyz svoje raneny nemuzelne
odnest, re by padli do rukou
Mad arum-bolsevikIm, tax je
sami dorazfne, oni mas o to pro
81. Mnoho-li name vsech ztrat,
to nevim, neb nase fronta je
10000 verst, ted nam pomaha-
j Americani, Anglicani, Ia
ponci, Francouzi, Ci1ane, Itali-
ami. Rusove jsou pod nasim ko-
mandem je jich take ma 1O0,-
900 muzu, mas je take pres sto
tisic. Myslim, re tam dobre cite
te, jak pokracujem, ted je uz
nase armada spojena a my Sc
tlacime Ease pomalu k nasi
drahe vlasti.
Myslim, nezli dostanete tento
dopis, re budeme Ease tech de-
set tisic kilometru zpatky ma
Ukraine.
Zkousime mnoho, re to neni
ami k uvereni, prodat mas chte-
Ii uz nekolikrat, avsak vzdy Sc
Jim to poplete a jeste jsou biti
jako Tito. Ted dostavame z A
meriky nase noviny, tax vine
dobre co Sc dele v Cechach a z
Ruska Sc take dovime mnoho
.peknych zprav o nasi domo-
vine.
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pojem o cti, nezli abych verej-
nosti lhal.
Pan porucik Niederle sam OBJ
jaDnil mnoha panum Mar. Sdru
zeni, ze mann document DO
radku, by sc ustalo cd ruznych
pomluv.
Prohlasuji timto Ceske We
rejnosti, re jako Ccsko-slov. vo-
jim, nikdy 'od' nikoho jsem ne
zadal nejake podpory, zivim Sc
poctivou praci myslim, kdo
mne zna osobne, jiste 81 udela
o mne svIj vlastni 1sudek.
Nam ciste svedomi a kazdemu
Sc mohu smele podivati do oci.
Neznal jsem americky zivot, ne
iznal jsem, re nekdy clovek mu-
81 Sc zde broditi kalu, by Sc
dostal ku predu.
Nasi.n heslem bylo:
''Ni zisk, nj slavu"
a ia dodavam: take ne tako-
YOU odplatu jake sc dostalo
mne. Me nervy, tax dost jiz cha
trne, jsou zde systematicky ubi
jeny. Podobneho krtu dostalo
Sc Benesovi, Piseckemu, Nieder
low atd. Inu, kazdy nema ma
rIzich ustlano!
Bohumil SOika,
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Mas odberatel p. Alois Ma
sin v Lorain, obdrzel cd sveho
pribuzneho z Vladivostoku ma
Dalnem Vychode dop's, ktery
S dovolenim p. adresata pro "a
jimavy obsah nevahame otisk-
nouti.
Vladivostok 15-9-1S.
Prijmete ode me vsichni tisi-
cere pozdravy. Konecne mohu
Sc Ease chopit pera, bych Yam
napSal jak Sc nj vede. Psani
posilam pres spolek Krestan-
ske mladeza v Americe.' Ne Sc
Evede stale dobre, jsem jiz pul
druheho roku ma vojne, uz
jsem Vam to psal, avsak pochy
buji vubec, re by jste no dosta-
Ii. Ponevadz ty neporadky 81
nedovedete ami predstavit. TAX
listek psany ke druhemu pluku
40 verst cd sebe vzdaleny, sci
postou pll roku nekdy jeste
vide. tax 81 predstavte jak Sc ia
kove psani mohlo dostat k
Vam. z domova mann posledni
zpravu listopadu 1917.
Dne 5. brezna t. +. po uza-
vfeni miru Ukrajiny Meme
ckem a Rakouskem zacina ma
Sc costa pres Ruskou Sibif, to
je z Kieva $4,000 kilometru a
zapoven naSe boje S Nemci a
bolseviky. Slavny BOZ IL Bach
mace, kde jsme rozbili celou di-
visi Nelncu; mas bylo Z rot. U
mas psali Nemci, re rozbill ~
Bachmaca 10000 Cechu ono
mas bylo V tom boji sotva 1,5OO,
meli jsme ITO muzu zabitych al
ranenych. Kan Sc na mas hrnou
co? Ia tri dni boje utekli jako
baby.
PAX jsme Sc dostali dosti Ger
stva do Penny. Prva divise Sc
tloukla Nemcem u Zitomiru v
Kieve atd. V Penze Sc meI o.
devzdavat zbrane. My jsne
itch mnoho odevzdali, avSak
jenom stare a rozbite, takze
jsme nell kver, kazdy a pulo-
metu take dost. Mas 5. p!uk jel
prvni a ia jsem pr;byl prvnlm
eSefonem do VladivOstou 20.
dubna. S bolSeviky jsme dostl
dobre vychazeli az do 20. Ger
vna. PAX to zacalo na vsech
my jsme hned zabra-
Ii Vladivostok nell jsme pouze
jednoho mrtveho a nekolik ra-
nenych. Vsech mas je We Via
divostoku 10000 muzu, t1tz
ted jiz ne, ponevadz je vsecko
v boji. Zbrani jsme meli jeste
dost a Gin strilet nebylo, arto-
lerie nebyla zadna, ted name
vseho dost z Japanska.
z Vladivostoku Sc tahlo ma
Nikolajersk Ysurijsky, tam uz
bylo mnoho bolseviku a NADIA
ro-Nemcu. Tam nam take 20
navili nekolik nasich vojaku.
Jrezali jim nosy, usi, jazyk,
oiirozeni- Nekteri NELL oci vypi ,
:hane byli paleni a to vse "a
iva.
Samo sebou, ze bitvu prohra ,
i, do zajeti Sc nebralo; pax by !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-23
Dne %. Its. 1918 SC ma
leza V adm. "Sveta" $4,000
Wssl .!s,s Wsss sl:
P. JOSEFA VANDASE,

z Krocehlav u Kladna. ktery
Sc roku 1911 vratil z Czech do
Ameriky a sice do Clevelandu,
hleda pf.tel jeho, p. Eduard j.
Ceika, re Sac Paulo, Brazil, S.
A. = o adresu jmenovaneho
kraiana byl pozadan p. Z. S.
y. Cejkou V dopise, ktery tento
pfilozil k dopisu pritele p. S.