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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

Sasek vykriknul bolesti a oh
jail silcu obra prsa Rouguinova.
"Serkej! Seckej" zasycel
kejklif. ia te chlapiku spou-
tam - to bude jednoduSi!' A
po slovech tech vytahnul k kap
ss provazec.
Drive vsak nez Trutat mel
pfilezitost provazce pouziti, Ro
guin zmameneho saSka pozved
NIL a mrstil Jim ma zem, tax re
Sc pc cele sve delce octnul ma
zerni. Potom vskocil "a psaci
stdl a strcil jej tax prudce pro
ii obema muzlm, re jim skoro
nohy prelamal.
Zrzitkovav Ohromeni svych
protjvnlkd otevrel Rouguin ny
MI rychle velkou skrfn ku stene
pfilehaiici a zmizel v nj, aniz
by byl po sobe stopy zanechal.
"Hrom a peklo - jsme obel
stenil" zvolal Trompelet.
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CESKA MACDALENA'
Dejepisna novela ze XIV. stol. cd F. schulzel


Observation-Disclosures
Vsichni razem odvratili svych
zrakdv cd tohoto rouhaveho u
zivani bozskeho znaku!
Sam, jak kral pani Kristinu
do kaple byl pfivedl, odvedl il
opet odtud jakozto svou chot.
Zavesila Sc ma jeho loket a py-
sne rozhlfzejic se po prftom-
nych svedcfch sveho nenad&le-
no povyseni kracela vedle neho
2 kaple.
Mlcky a tise, drum ma druha
boj'e Sc podivat:, aby neprozra-
dill sve city a r1yslenky, vsichni
zvolna "a chvfli opustili svaty-
nj, kteraz Sc stala .jevistem ne
resti posud neslychaie. Sc sklo
penymi zraky a zachmurenymi
tvaremi rozchazeli Sc po.. chod-
bach a scholastic hradnfch. j
nejspustlejsi dcastnici posavad
nich divokych a nectnych do
brodruzstvi krale Kazimira.
v tetez chvili pant Kristina
vrhla Sc krali v jeho svetnici do
naruce a oVinuvse sve hebke
lokty kolem jeho tvrde size, pfi
tiskla ho mocne k svyym vysoke
Sc dmoucim prsoum a rozply-
vajic Sc radosti zvolsla: =
"Mij drahy kraE! mdj jedi
ne mllovany choti!"
"Kristino!" odvet.! Kazimir,
vasnive il vina k sobe, "pro nj
koho ma svete nebyl bych ude-
lal, co jsem dnes ucinil pro te-
bel" A polibl il ohnive ma ky
pre- rty.
"Mdj milacku!" zaseptala,
zavirajic oci. "Jsem vecne
|tva!"
II.
Novina o move svatbe kralo-
We spdsobila netoliko v Krako-
We, ale i " celem kralovstvi pol
skem mocne pohnuti, nybrz
zdrcujici dzas. Zraky vsech u
piraly Sc k biskupu Cyprianovi
6 nadeji, ze duchovni moe jeho
ziedna brzkou a dokonalou ma
|pravu desneho pohorseni a do
|vede presvedciti Kazimira, Re
|zakony mravnosti a lidskosti
jsou ma svete take pro neho
|platny. doufali zejmena pani H.
|rozene mestske sc vsi bezpec-
rosti, ze biskup prohlasi move
manzelstvi Kazimirovo veIejne
"a neplatne a postara Sc, aby
rrazska zaletnice opet co nej.
drive aspon opustla Wawel, je
muz jeji pritomnost slouzi jew
k nejvetsi hanbe.
Biskup Cyprian ovsem nej-
Elubsim rozhorcenim prijal
Izpravu podvodnem zneuzitl
|svych biskupskych odznakdv X
provedeni hfisne svevole kra.
lovy. a kdyby byl mohl jednat
llplne die sveho cit,l a rozumu
byl by mad Kazimirem vyfkl
ltezkou klatbu cirkcvni. Ale jed
max pomysleni, re kral polskj
velikymi Diary svobodami, u.
delenymi cirkvi krestanske VI
sye zemi, stoji u zvlastni milo
sti papezske, jednak zretel \
ltomu, ze shovivavs pohlizejt
ia vsechny posavadni c[zoloz,
Inc skutky Kazimirovy sam jest
inema!o vinen nejnovejsf jehe
neresti, primely jej k. opatrno
sti ably do obecneho rozhorle
nj proti nemu nepriiaval move
10 ohne nezakrocoval prot
korunovanemu vytrzniku Sc vs.
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Dr0bne
0zllan,k|y

- X , |. =. ssa7pps-
PKlJME Sc zehlic ma muzske
kabaty. Haste Sc els. 1860
E. %. st. 10
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SESTRA hleda sve bratry
Vaclava, Jana a Mateje Ko-
recky, rozene We Voline, o.
kresu piseckem, kterl jsou
oud' v zajetl v Rusku aneb v
ceskoslovenske armade. -
Anna Braun, 1906 Forest
Ave-, Cleveland, O. 1913
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TAX je ton,u.

A.: "Obdivuji Sc vam, ja-
kou lehkosti Sc We spolecnosti
pohybujete a udrzujete ely
rozhovor. - Prosim vas, jak to
delate? Nine Sc to nepodaff,
kdybych sebe vice premysiel!" !"
B.: .'To verim! Psi tom Sc to-
tiz nesmi mic myslit."
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PRlJME Sc krejci ma zakazko
We kabAty. Haste Sc u Billy l.
Levinson Co., 1440 w. 3 ST.,
druhe poschodi. 10-2
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PRIJME S. starsi zena k opa-
trovanf dvou maiych dftek.
Haste Sc VI (. 5412 Hamm ave.
- s ~ 1O-4
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Stara hrabenka: "Zan, chyt
nou pozorne tn velkou mbuchu
a pustej il ven opatrne, by il
neuskodili."
Slouzfci (kousave): "Jejich
Milosti, vono tam venku prsi,
nemel bych dat mouse sebou
deStnik?"
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KAPITOLA xxx.
Usek a pr0nasledOvani.

Kejklir a saSek vylezli ne
bez namahani z pod psaciho
stolu a pospiSili ku skrini pri-
stenne, v niz zlocinec tax ry-
chile byl zmizel.
Byla to ovsem ma pohleed zee
la obyGejna skrin, jak sc nj o
byGeine v bytech setkavame,
ale "a svrchniky, kabaty ji-
nym Satem tn rozvesenym male
zaly Sc dvere zakryte satem.
Dvere ty byly pootevreny.
Zcela jednoducha okolnost
zabranila Rouguinovi dvere "a
Witt. V okamziku, kdy Rougu-
in We spechu cloveka, jemuz Sc
jedn& o zivot a smrt a jenz spa
troval jedinOu svou spasu v tom
dostati Sc skrze dvere, tyto "a
scbou zavrfti chtel dostal sc me
ri ne kus satu a zabranil prcha
jicimu dvefe zavfiti.
Trompelet je. nyni rychle Wy
rail a vybehl otvorem taktO po
vstalym. Trutat jej nasledoval.
Dostali sc ma uzke schOdy.
Nebylo pfateldm nasim "a tez
ko pochopitl, re tyto dobfe u
kryte schody vedly do domu sou
sedn,ho a re jich pouzivano ia
ko schodd pro sluzebnctvo. V
tonic predpokladani Sc take
namyllli.
DGm, o nemz nyni rec, tvOril
druhe kfidlo narozniho dOmu
Rouguinova. Rouguin tudiz Wy
sci ven tam, kde Trompelet
pred nekolika hodinami sve u
melecke kousky provadel.
Oba soudruzi nahnuli Sc pres
Zabradli schOdu a naslouchall
krccejum rychle Sc vzdaluji-
Gin. TO byl bezpochyby VIDA
lujici Sc Rouguin.
Pctom spustili Sc Oba tise, ia
ko stiny po zabradli u schodu
Dole setkali Sc s domovni
KEN, ;enz zaslechl z hora nejs
ky hluk a nyni re sveho pokOj
ku vysel.
Trutat Trompelet nemel
chute podavati dlouha vysvetlt
nj dmovniku, jenz Sc postavi
zrovna do prostred cesty, alb,
zamezil obema .opusteni don't
- saaek zasadil mu proto rant
ak prudku, ze muz zavravora
nazpet do sveho pokojiku.
DomOvnik nemohl volati o pt
moe.
Dvefe ma ulici byly otevreny
Trompelet a August vybehl
ven sotva ze, sc octnuli ma lrl
ci, spatrili ma druhem naroz
srechajiciho Rouguina. Tam nj
l6zala Sc plynova sv,tilna a t
vrhala svetlo sve ma vyznacno'
postavu uprchlika.
Oba spechali "a Rouguinen
Prchajici vsak pojednou jak
by byl zmizel z povrchu zenask
no - nikde nebylo po mem ste
py - jako by Sc byl We vzdu
chu rozplynul.
"t'mi rychle bezeti," ujal S
nyni Trompelet slova, "rychle,
nez my! Poslys' obratil sc
Trutatovi "jdi po ulici Lafaye
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PKIJMQU Sc zkusene prodava
tky pfi dobre mzde v tydnu
pGl dine prazdno. Haste Sc
hned u Havre Co., TITS Broad
way. 10-4
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49, Mate-li k pronajmuti
byt, cacete-li prodat neb
koupit n,ajetek, chcete-i Sc
ozenit neb vdat. hledate-li
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te rychleJsim krokem - ia ma
proti tomu pdjdu zvolna a bul
du Sc pokud mono nejvice u
kryvati. Rouguin vlbec nemu-i
ze byti daleko - naopak my
slim re pod nejakou zaminkou
vstoupil do nektereho z nejbliz
Slch domG. Musi bro Ease vyjiI
ii ven a pax at jiz jde po ulici
vzhuru neb dolI, vrazi ma jed
noho z mas. To jest muj nahled.1
Trutat prkyvnul prisvedciveI
hlavou a ami slova nepromluviv,
Sci po ulici Lafayette vzhdru
snlGrem ku zapadnimu nadrazi.
Tro,npelet pax sc uchylil do
stlnu jednoho domoveho prd
chodu. Oci jeho konaly ostrou
straz = nepfehlednul zadneho
z okolojdoucfch a zrak jeho pro
nikal tax daleko, jak daleko ply
move svetlo ulici Osvetlovalo.
Pocfnani Trompeletovo bylo
moudre, nebot' jiz po ctvrt hodi
ne videl Ruguina vychazeti z
jednoho z nejblizsich domG.
Zlocinec znstal stati ma chod
niku a rozhlizel sc ma vsecky
''Dej pozor, priteli,' zamru-I
eel Trompelet, "paklize mi ten
tokrate uklouznes, spolknu ma
prit muj kuzelny proutek"
A nyni pocal opatrne a schy
trale v jiste vzdalenosti zlocin
ce nasledovati, davaje bedlivy
pozor ably no z ocf neztratil. Ami
jediny z jeho pohybu mu neu-
sci.
Kdyz Rouguin prisel ku "a
hybce vedouci k zapadnimu ma
drazi, zGstal pojednou stati.
PAX Sc rychle ohlednul, jako
by zamyslel vratiti Sc. Ucinil ne
kOlik krOkI Sm6rem ku SVemu
pronasledovateli, pax Sc ale o
pet zastavil. Poznal Trompele-
ia pod svetelem plynove svitil-
my.
Ulice byla temer opuStena.
Jen nekolik chodcG spechalO
dale, nevsimajice 81 tri osob v
nasem vypravovani 1lohu hraji
cich.
Rouguin nahle sc zastavil, po
nevada Trutata pred sebou spa
till a kdyz sc ohlednul, videl,
jak kejklir k nemu Sc plizi.
Nalezal Sc znovu mezi svy-
MA dvema neprately. Jednu
chvili mel pocit bazne. Skrze
nekterou vedlejsich ulic prch
nouti bylo nemozno pOnevadz
vedly ku zdim nadraznim. Bez
deky zabloudily zraky Rougui
novy ma levo.
Sasek a Trmpelet zvOlna pfi
chazeli blize chteli Sc patrne
spojiti.
VeCer, zeleznicni trate, jez
Sc tally po jedne strane uzke u
lice, vozy ma Mich stoJici, hviz
dot a hluk parostrojd, prejizde
ri pfi svetle ohnG pod kotly, ply
novych signalovych svitilen,
1iez nechavaly stroje a vozy a dc
my jcviti sc rozmerech obrov
skych - vse to dodavalo okoli
zdeisimu vzhled fantasticky.
Chvilemi mihnuly sc We time
tmave postavy, ma jichz zaloktl
sc houpaly svitilny. Potom pr
jel opet posinovaci vlak, hfmot
We, hlucive a znlizel - "a chv1
ii Ease jine. a .jine vlaky Sc cbJe
Ivovali a mizely We tine nocnl
! Ulice vedla po mohutnem o
lblouku mad tratemi a ably Sc tt
zamezilo vsem nestestim byla
Ipatrena vysokym mflzvym "a
bradlim.
! Rouguin vse to jedinym kva1
nym pohledem postfehl. Byl m
mo to uvyklym pocitati s kaz
dou malickosti. Jeho costa Je
caste tudy vedla znal tudiz
koli toto O. kazde jeho misteck'
vclmi dobre. " jedinem okan
ziku pojalsvlj plan.
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'''A''''l lllllallnIlIImunnlluIlllun

ZaQaJe "a pOuceHl, JakUy Se
k nemu zachovati mel.
o tomto SVEN kroku dal "a
roven ved6ti vsem pfislusn5-
kun sve diocese, zejmena vse-
mu panstvu polskemu v Krako
We i po venkove, vybizejfcimu
ho Gin dale tim nslehaveji, a.
by urazene' cti kralovny Adel-
haidy a poskvrn6nemu fhaiesta
tu kraIsvsksm ziednal destiuci-
neni pokutami cfrkevninni kdyz
visseckna moe svetska zde mic
sv6sti nemdze. - @
Krali nezdstalo poselstvi bis
kupovo do kfma dlouho tajno;
vsak nelekl Sc no, veda, jak pie
dejiti a zmariti jeho dcel. Ma
rychlych konich vypravil z dru
ziny rytifdv sobe nejoddanej.
sich tri s pfisnym rozkazem, a.
by stihli do Kfrna drive, .nsz po
Sci biskupIv tam dostati Sc md-
ze. A mfsto vsech on1luvnych a
prosebnych listdv dal i'm $ Sc
bou pro jistejsi lcinek tisic flo
rentskych dukatdv.
Tim Sc stalo, ze Eiskup Cy-
prian ma svdj zalobny list teprv
po nekolika mesicich dostal po
kynuti, ably krale Kazimira
zbytecne nedrazdii ,nybrz jeho
stedrou naklonnost k cirkvi bla
hovolnym a shovivavym spGso
benz udrzeti a rozmnoziti Sc
snazil. Zajiste pry kral polsky
cini vice dobreho nez zlehoT a
treba pry zejmena v onech kra
jihach, /kde nedaleko ma sever
jete pohane v divokosti sve Sc
prohaneji, tax mocneho a raz-
neho siritele krestanstvi, ja-
kym kral Kazimir stale Sc o.
svedcuje, v nekterych stran-
kach zivota soukromeho take
setriti. ~
Po tomto srozuniitelnem ma
pomenuti biskup Cyprian o.
vSem uz necinil zadny pokus,
ably pohorlivy mahzelsky po-
raer kraldv stavil. Prestal toll
ko ma tom, ze hradni kapli, kite
IA Sc stala jevistem skutku TAX
mrzkeho, znova vysvetil a sve
styky dvorem kralovym az ma
nejnutnejsi projevy chladne
zdvorilosti obmezil.
Jeho ustoupeni do pozadi ne
bylo ostatne zvlaste pozorova-
no v novem cilem a hlucnem ru
chu, ktery tam zavladl. Cd os-
mi let, co kralovna Adelhaida
odtud vyhostena byla, dvoran-
stvo a veskera dvorska spoiled
most ma Wawelu zalezela VII
hec jen re samych muzskych,
vetsinou svobodnych. PAM q
ranny, jez nalezely k druzine
a k prdvodu zapuzene kralov-
ny, opustily brad $ nj, neceka-
jfce, az by k odejiti vyzvany
nebo pfinuceny by,y.
Prazvlastni, v tehdejsich ca
|sich zajiste zcela nezvykly
|neobycejny byl to pohled ma
kralovsky dvdr, kde nebylo kra
|snych pani a spanilych devic.
Celia ia. dvorska spolecnost, jiz
|sobe dobrovolne ovdovely kral
We SVEN sidelnim hrade kolem
sebe zridil, poskyt,vala obraz
chmurnosti, drsnosti; schazel il
lrel, kvet, lesk, barva, vine, "a
re. poesie, coz vsechnoxp pochazi
|toliko cd dam.-
Proto krafovsky Gvdr KazI-
{mifdv vypadal jake sbor sanio-
tafuv, 1lrzoutdv, poustevnikdv
nebo vezndv. Ale jen ma We
mex; nebo 'uvnitrf bylo bujnosti
q kratochvile al pri,is.
Pfi tom ale nelze zapriti, T.
rlravy celeho. toho zvlastniho
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PRlJMOU Sc pani ma byt se
s:ravou neb beze stravy, pokoj
sam pro sebe. Haste Sc v cisle
1905 Czar ave. 10-2
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La.
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Joseph We'll, shares, New Or
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Louis Pezzetta, 2 shares, Mande-
vile, La
Ernest Prieto, 5 shares, Mande-
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Charles 7. Burkenstock, l share,
Abita Springs, La.
E. Burkenstock, l share, Abita
Springs, La.
A. r. Kistenmacher, 2 shares,
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w. E. BLOSSMAN,
oc5-6t Dy. Clerk of Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-10-05

toon she was a great sufferer from
indigestion and constipation. Food
distressed her and there was. q feel
ing like a heavy weight pressing on
her stomach and chest. She did not
rest we'll at night. and felt worn out
a good part of the time. One bottle
of Chamberlain Tablets corrected
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-10-05
CONSTIPATION AND INDIGES-
TION.

These are twin. evils. Persons
suffering from indigestion are often
troubled with constipation. Mrs.
Robert Allison, Nation, ILL.,, writes
that when she first moved to Mat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-10-05

way, La.
DR.. H. E. Gautreaux, 1 share, Cow
ington, La.
Il. Romano, / share, Covington,
La
H. Friedman, 3 shares, New Or
leans, La.
w. T. Wallis, l share, Folsom, La.
j. A. Stanga, 2 shares, Madison
Vile, La
w. B. Keen, l share, Abita Springs
La.
Joseph Bordes, l share, Alta
Springs, La.
Alexander Multi, l share, Abita
Springs, La.
Ed. Oppenheimer, shares, Cow
ington, La. +
Caz Talley, per J. Seller, / share.
abel, La.
w. E. Morriss, SO shares, Coving-
ton, La.
J. V. Dupuy, 10 shares, Gramercy,
La.
DR.. H. d. Bulloch, 5 shares, Gov
ington, La.
l.. L. Morgan, Is shares. Covins-
ton, -.
c. H. Culbertson, shares. La
combe, La.
Taylor Cousin, shares, Lacombe,
La.
c. j. Villar, 2 shares, Lacombe, La
G. S. Strain, l share, Abita
Springs, La.
w. H. Kentzel, 2 shares, Coviag-
ton, La.
F. E. Vix, share, Vaudeville. La.
Mrs. N. Levy & Son, S shares.
Vaudeville, La.
H. H. Levy, l l shares, Vaudeville,
La
w. P. Dinkins, l share, Mande-
vile, La.
James Provost, shares, Coving-
ton, La.
F. J. Keller, per l.. L. Morgan, 3
shares, Hennen Building, New Or
leans, La.
Judge Prentiss B. Carter, share,
Franklinton, La.
Chas. A. David, II shares, Mande-
vile, La
ID. E. Lyon, 1 share, Covington, La.
LEWIS l.. MORGAN,
Notary Public.
Witnesses:
BONNIE MOSES.
J. NJ. SIMMONS.
A true copy.
LEWIS l.. MORGAN,
Notary Public.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06

diatcly upon the termination OF the
war, the Postofflce Department is re-
ceiving whole-hearted support from the
War Department, Navy Department,
national aeronautical advisory board,
Bureau of Standards, Weather Bureau
and Geodetic Survey, besides much To-
cal assistance from committees. indi-
viduals and aero clubs in this country"
Powerful Planes Needed
"The Postofice Department only
awaits the day when the aircraft pro-
duction Of this country can more than
supply the needs Of our own army and
those of our Allies to make effective
the programme for aerial mail that |
have directed to be put into operation
as speedily as war conditions will per-
NIT" Mr.. Burleson continues. He
points out that planes for the over
seas acrvice decided upon must be
powerful, fitted with wireless and OF
special construction, and declares that
the commercial advantage resulting
of communication between South and
Central America will justify the ex-
pensc.
Discussing the rural truck lines and
the expected requirement by the de-
pertinent Of many hundreds of wal
trucks, the report says that the com
mcrcial and economic advantage OF
the service is evident. and its exten-
sion desirable. The transmission oi
food products from farms to urban cen
tres is particularly facilitated by the
motorized parcel post lines.
Due to enlistments and high wages
in outside service. 9,078 postal en-
ployes left government employment
during the year, the report says, ne
ccssitating extra efforts in training
substitutes. OF the number leaving the
service 4,89S resigned for other EN-
ployment, or 12,4 per cent Of the entire
force, but the report says that in
creased nay and overtime allowances
made under new laws viii guarantee
thc maintenance Of an efficient force.
Postal say'ngs bank deDosits in
creased s165l6 9O3 during The year
raising the total % these deposits tx
! S14Sd71 400.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Nation Needs 22O, 900
For Merchant Fleet

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. Wartime
increase Of the naval personnel from
$4,000 to nearly 500 900 to man l,S00
vessels instead Of IFS, is described in
the annual report of Rear Admiral
Leigh c. Palmer. chicf of thc Bureau
of Navigation. made public to-day.
livery one Of The shins IN commission,
from battloships to car~o carriers, Ad~
miral Palmer says, ha, complete con-
Dlemcnts Ct officers end men. with c.
cess personnel 10 provide for training
now drafts. The 0aVv also provided
armed Guard ard 'ad.0 crews Tor mer-
chant vessels IN tre nsatiantlc service. -
The great task now, in the opinion
Of Admiral Palmer, who recently was
relieved from the bureau to take COM
mand of a battlcship, will be in fur
nishing 220,0 900 officers and mon for the
Shipping Boards merchant fleet, estl-
mated to comprise 1924 vessels, by Dc
cember, 1919. TO accomplish this the
permanent training facilities have been
expanded so as to accommodate 10000
men at once. These include the Great
Lakes station, with a capacity of AS
600; Newport and Hampton Roads, 25,-
600 each, and Pelham Bay, n. Y, 10000
Hundreds Of ships are used as floating
schools, each being assigned a certain
number of men to be taught the rudl-
mcnts of seamanship, and fourteen
institutions arc conducting regular
courses in the training of officers.
notwithstanding the enormous e.
mansion OF the ner5onn"l,' IT, rerori
saws, the various units. Of. the nay
have reached d higher state OF battle
efficiency than ever before
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06

c1-as aoa7,aet csss9ss oEpe@Ts ca f'rldags)
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
10 Killed, 100 injured,
In Chilean Earthquake c
Railway Lines DESTROYED and
Hundreds of Homes Are
in Ruins

BUENOS AYRES, Dec 5-Latest re
ports from Northern Chile, where a
severe earthquake occurred Wednes
day, arc that ten persons are dead and
100 injured The earthquake was felt
most severely in the district between
Taltal and Ccriarc.
E4,Ewsy ines were destroyed at
many POINTS Hundreds O. homes arc
reported 20 b. IN ruins. The damage
is. said 70 be sericss throughout the
FTOvil,ee of As~ca.na aad The southern
Tart g An~ofagasta province. 4 tida!
wave u ~aldeia. south OF Antofasa sta,
caused heavy damage and destroyed
sAe narhor works.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
Brig. Gen. Greene, Philippine
Commander. Asks Re.;5,o77,e,,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. D
Brigadier General Henry A. Greene.
ccmmano!ng Ct the Department OF the
Philippines. and Al Che sa,4 time in
command OF the 9lst Division, National
Army, at Camp Lewis, Washington,
when it was ordered ovcrscas, has
asked TO be retired aftor more thnn
forty years OF service. officials Of the
Western Department. Of the army an
nounced here to-day,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-06
FISH ON HAND

In the fish MARKET Spanish mackere is wEolesang at II
cents and retailing at 25 Boston macker by virtue of its
favor and whoesaes % and rea at 80
Founder, small Gods and haddock all at Is cents, and
cod steaks bass and white fish 25 cents all
able for this time of year Kngish Of delicious flavor
arrival and sells for 80 cents the downtown market and so
cents uptown. So much for eating Travelled knfsh
vicinity where it is especially appreciated.