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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18

ceded for the son and brother. In a
few minutes Iverson returned home
in an enclosed automobile, not un-
seen by the posted pickets. who noti-
fled the separated squads to gather
In all. abv two hundred persons
surrounded the Iverson home, de-
termined to mete out justice where
that was due.
Upon returning home Iverson and
cousin barricaded the front door,
putting up show of defiance against
great odds. Such an attitude was
provocative of greater determination
to "get him." even if violent mea-
sures were necessary and they
were. The front door was battered
in and an attempt made to reach
Iverson, who took refuge in the attic
and having for a weapon a piece of
cable. No signs of surrender came
from above, even though the crowd
was largely augmented by additional
numbers.
The first man attempting to reach
the attic through the trap door was
stretched out by blow from above
Daunted here, the leaders obtained
an AK and soon had sizable hole
made in the roof, through which
numbers of the party dropped square
on the husky form of Iverson, who
showed resistance as long as resist
ance was possible. In the overhead
scrimmage, those engaged in the
rough and tumble all descended pell-
nell through the lath and plaster to
the floor below, where the surging
crowd surrounded Iverson and tied
his hands with a rope. He was led
down Egan avenue as far as Jack S
restaurant when the commotion
caused by the incident stirred some
one to sound the fire alarm and call
for Sheriff Keller and his deputy.
At Jacks corner the fettered cap
tive, together with his cousin, was
forced to his knees and compelled to
kiss the flag he failed to protect.
Tar and feathers were secured, but
not applied because of the interces-
sion made by the sheriff and the
mayor
The denoument came when the
sheriff took charge of Iverson and
placed him in Jail for the night.
Early this forenoon Iverson was
released and started east, perhaps
feeling very much like Philip Nolan
in Edward Everett Hale's story OF
A Man Without Country. Before
sending him on his way, Sheriff Kel-
Ter told him that no protection could
be vouchsafed him should he reap
pear in Madison.
The thought today is that Iverson
will seek a friendly asylum with rel.
atives in Colman. That would be
still more dangerous for his safety
since arrangements have been per,
fected for Kidding that section Of
him. The more furlongs Iversor
puts between himself and Lake coun
ty the better for his security, if h,
prizes that security at all.
The Iverson home was quite badl!
wrecked as result of last night'i
bombardment, but those who are re
sponsible for it are not disinclinet
to make up contribution to repair
the damage.
Those involved in last nights af
fair hold no malice towards tn,
mother and sister; that is. to wisl
for them anything so unfortunate a
to be left with damaged property o
no place to go. They were not sin
gled out for vengeance and the hop,
is that they will consider the situa
tion with the spirit that causes loya
Americans to uphold the funda
mental principles upon which ou
republic is founded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Child's Condition
Still Serious

Mitchell, Oct. 18.-Harold Wolfe.
Wolfe, 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolfe, farmers living near Mt.
Vernon. who was seriously burned
Monday in fire which cost the lives
of his two sisters, Evelyn and Phyllis,
Is still in a dangerous condition. The
baby and his mother, who was also
burned, were brought to Mitchell
hospital Monday evening. Physi-
clans say 1t is doubtful IL the boy
will recover. The mother, however,
Is improving rapidly. although she is
still weak from the terrible expe-
rience.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Talking Back to Judge
Disastrous for Him

Aberdeen, Oct. IS.--Talking back
to the Judge is poor practice, even
for professional crooks who claim to
be under age, according to the pres
ent belief of Jessie Harper. sentenced
to the limit by Judge Frank Ander-
son In court here.
Harper was arrested for house
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Secures Reduced Rate
For State Teachers

Pierre, Oct 1S.--Railway Commits
sioner Murphy wires the department
from Chicago that rane of one and
one-third for the round trip has been
secured for those who desire TO at
tend the meeting of the state educa-
tional association at Mitchell the last
week in October.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Industrial Conference
Leaders at Work

Washington, d. c., Oct. 1S.--A
comprehensive program Of principles
to cover all relations between en-
ployer and employe will be placed be-
fore the national Industrial confer
enec Monday IL palms go through on
which the leaders are working to-
day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
DAILY MARKET REPORT
Minneapolis Grain

Minneapolis, Oct. 1S.-Corn-Firm
to &c higher; demand fair; offerings
light. No. yellow closed at $3.50
Q1.37; No. mixed. s1.33 1.34.
Oats-Steady, unchanged. No. 8
white closed at sc " Q68Mc. No.
white oats at 63R 066Hc.
Rye--Unchanged; demand fair.
No. rye closed at $1.35.
Barley-Firm to 1c higher. few
sales &c higher: demand fair. Prices
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Seven Undesirables
Started for Europe

Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. 1s.-Seven resi-
dents of Gary. Ind. were to be start
ed for Europe today. They were
formally charged with conspiracy to
overthrow the government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18
Congress May
Adjourn Nov. 10

Washington, d. c., Oct. 1S.--Ad-l
journment Of congress on November
10, provided action on the peace
treaty can be speeded UP, was con-
sidered by hous and senate leaders
today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-18

For Sale. 3-year-old cow. good
mixer; full-blood Jersey heifer; II
light touring car; some good corn
fodder in shock on the lArm.-H.
Dirksen, west city limits.
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Sioux City Liyestock

Sioux City, Oct. 1S.-Extreme top
established was $500, which was
not displaced by the later market.
Bulk Of the sales ruled from $l3.25
@14.50. with the low mark around
1890.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-09-13

| forecasts probable production
of 20, ,045 900 bushels; two years
ago ID. 100000, and three years
ago 2O,392,O 900.
The final outtnrn will probably
be larger or smaller than 20 04J,
600 bushels, according as growing
conditions hereafter are better Oh
worse than average.
Condition by parishes follows in
comparison with a normal repre-.
sented by 100 per cent.
Acadia 80, Allen S3, Ascension
90, Assumption 93, CaIcasitu 81,
Cameron so, Concordla 80, East
Baton Rouge 80, Evangeine 90,
East Carroll 80. Iberia 93, Ibervilie
50. Jefferson 80, jefferson Davis
90, Lafayette 80, Lafourche 80,
Madison 13, Orleans so, Plaque
mine 80. Point C'up-e 30 St.
Charles 80, st James "a, ST. John
81, st. Landry 100, s.. Martin 81,
St. Mary 80 st. Tammany 80,
TeDsas 73, Vermilion 80, West
Baton Rouge 90
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-09-13
Southwest Louisiana
Fair Notes.

Saturday and Sunday.
A space twenty by ten fee
has been reserved in the
Main Building for the exhi
bits of each parish compris
ing the Fair Association.
Friday, October 10th, viii
be School Day at the Fan
and admission will be free.
Honorable L, H. Harris, State
Superintendent of Education
has been invited to deliver All
address.
There will be all kinds oil
athletic games and sports
during the day with the
prizes for the winners. Prot
essor Maxim Doucet will pre-
side.
The shooting tournament
on the opening day will be
highly interesting. Four clay,
and two live pigeons will be
given to each contestant.
The entrance fee is ST. 80,
and the shoot is open to all
corners. A prize will be Civ
Ell to the winner.
Sim Boudreaux and Char
ley Blanchet are the boosters
for this additional attraction
at the Fair.
The Poultry Hall will be
as clean as a pin for the
many birds expected for the
poultry show. Senator Dom
engeaux will pull the show
off and an l.. S. u. judge will
make the awards.
All the Judging in the diff
ferent departments of the Fair
will be done by members of
the Agricultural Department
of the Louisiana State Uni
versity.
The race track grand stand
has been repaired with a new
roof.
The Baseball and Football
stand is in first class shape
and has large seating capa-
city.
A new shed will be erected
over the Hog pens and the
place fixed up to the entire
satisfaction of all the swine
The shed and stables for
the Live Stock exhibits will
take care of over seventy-fve
exhibits.
Invitations have been sent
out to Honorable Fl d. Will
son, Commissioner of Agri-
and also to the Can
didates for Governor and
Lientenant.Governor to be
present at the Fair on Satur-
day, October l1th, Farmers
Day.
heLafayetteConcert Band,
the Broussard Band and the
Breaux Bridge Bands will
furnish music during the
Fair and there will be dane
ing in the dancing pavilion
every evening.
Mr.. A. w. Bittle, Mr.. V. |
A. Guidroz and Miss Caroline
Boudreaux are managing the
and Boy and Girls
Club work departments.
Mr. F. M. Bacque, Mr.. Is
rael Pre!jean, DR.. R. B. Ferro,
Mr.. Geo. Malagarie and Dir.
G. c.. Babcock are the heads
Of the other departments.
Mrs. H. Jagou will have
charge of the Culinary de-
1artment.
The catalogs are about
ready and you are invited to
.ook them over. You will be
interested in the list of pre-
miums and you will find a
fine line of advertisements
among their pages. WRITE
FOR ONE.
Auto Banners and parafine
signs will be distributed and
posted throughout the dis
Lrict in a few days to adver-
Use the Fair and Autographs
,r;ll ba d;oployod IN oil tho
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-09-13

II It's Job Printing, Go To
tho IDRRIAN Olliee,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-14
EM rM DrD
n L III L vi D Eh

You can make big saving by buying now
for such a terrific sacrifice of High Grade
Merchandise will soon be thing of the
past. Take heed and supply yourself with
all your wants and for future use, as YOU
may not get chance like this again.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04
KONCERT NAMORNl KAPE
LY.

Ultra odpoledne We 2:3O po
rada popularni kapela manor
nj reservy v Grays Armory vel
ky koncert v prospech kolejne.
no pro 40 studentd, clend teto
v Clevelande chvalne zname
hubby. Mnozi 2 techto mladych
hudebnik1 studovali, kdyz
Stryc Sam volal pod prapory do
brovolniky. Hosi nevahali a
vstoupili v rady obrancu vlasti.
Podobne. koncerty poradany
budou skorem We vsech celnej-
sich mestech severniho Ohia.
Porad sestavil reditel hudebni
no sboru Spitalny.
Hlavnfmi body poradu bude
kvarteto saskych rohG, basso-
vych to fagotd; zajimava no.
vinka; nekolik cisel namorni-
ka barytonisty Jacka Barkera a
znameho namofnickeho kvarte
ta. Predprodej listkG Sc naleza
V oznamce dnesni uvedenych
mlstech.
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WSSl -lWSsl
RUMUNI ODDELUJf Sc Cd
UHERSKEHO STATU.

Bucharest, 2. ledna. = Missile
sedmihradske vlady, vyslana
narodnim shromazd6nim ru-
munskych Sedmihrad, ably do
rucila krali Ferdinandovi pakt
spojeni Rumunskem, byla pfi
iata V Bukuresti vladou vel
kyni obradnostmi.
Missie byla aklamovana Ii
dem a byla ubytovana kra-
lovskem palaci.
Kral Ferdinand pfijal depu
taci prohlasil, re posloucha
vule rumunskeho lidu, prijima
je poslani, ably vladnul mad kra
iem cd Dnestru k Tise.
V Bukuresti konaly Sc ma o.
slavu udalosti oslavy. Phi ban
ketu, davanem Rumunskou Ma
rodni Ligou president prohla-
sill, ze liga je ropustena, nynl,
kdy bylo narodnl sjednocenosti
docileno.
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S STUPNU POD
NULOU.
JIHOZAPADNf VfTR A
NEDOSTATEK PLYNU
ZHORSf DNESNl
SITUACI.

Dnes rano k jedne hodine
rtut teplomeru v kiosku ma
squaru dosahla pateho stupne
mad nulou a jihozapadni vitr
slibuje dnesku mraz .ieste vet
81. Loni poGatkem ledna suzo-
vala Cleveland podobna ark
ticka vlna. uviznuvSi zde cely
tyden. Letos mraz nebude NIT
ale tax dlouheho trvani VIA
dni povetrnostni vestec tvrdi,
ze liz Ultra ponekud Sc otepli.
Dnesni noci slibovana sneho
va vanice Sc nadostavila. "a to
vsak iinde V Soustati, zvlast V
okoli Jackson. Miss, q v iiznl
Oklahoma snezilo vytrvale ce-
IL den 2 treskuty mraz zatla-
Gil rtuf hluboko pod nulu. Nej
hrozn6iSi zima panovala v Nit
choll V jizni Dakote, kde by'o
35 stupni nod nulou. Podobny
mraz zasahl kraie Il Mississip-
ri. kde dva muzj zrrzli a mnoa
stvi dobvtka pohvnulo. V kra-
itch strednfho ZaDadu zima u
lavuin a nodobna uleva pred-
povfdan2 ie naSemu statu.
Cleveland vcera nedostat-
KEN plynu netrpel, pakli vSak
mraZ lodrzi, plynu jist4 bude
pry malo.
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SVINDLERSKA CINNOST
PRINCE WINDISCRECE.

V.den, 3. ledna. - Zpravy
z Budapest oznamuji, re VIA
da zahajila trestnim soudem Wy
setrovani k Will jistym taskar-
skym kouskum prince Ludvika
Windisgrece, jenz spolu iiny-
mi nredniky obohacoval svoji
kapsu milliony, ktere Zprone-
v6reny byly kdyz tento vytec-
nix "modre" krve mel kontro-
lu mad uherskou kancelafi pro
ro2d6lovani brambor chudemu
lidu.
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zAHADNA sTRELBA.

V dome {. 1906 vych. As ul.
udalo Sc vGera zahadne krva-
proliti, ktere nyn1 detektivy je
vysetrovano. Ovdove'a 45leta
pani Ellen H:gginsova zabyva-
la Sc k vecaru v loznici npra-
YOU sveho 1cesu, kdyz tn ma
HE zatfaskla rama 4 puSky a
Higginsova, ma hlav6 za3azena
skacela Sc mrtva ma pod 'ahu.
sestnactiletyt jejl synek Karel
vuci detektivum tvrdi, ze jeho
matka priSla 0 zivot nestast-
nou nahodou. Biz toaletniho
stolku u nehoz Sc cesala sta,a
pry nabita lovecka puska, po-
hozenym zivGtkem castecne
Zakryta. Matka chtela zivutek
zvednOuti a "a dOtcenehO po-
kusu zavadila 0 spoust pusky
a vystEel nasledoval. Higgin-
sove prostrelen byl mock, tax
ze smrt jeji byla okamzita. Pc
)icie zavedla jinocha ma stani-
ci, patrne V predpokladu. ze
stfelba udala Sc "a upln6 j.
nych okolnosti. Karel bude
dnes k vyslechu pred juvenil-
niho soudce predveden a mrt-
vola zahubene do okr. marni-
ce byla odvezena.
WSS1 [WSSl
"FURIANT".
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HLfDKA JEDNoTY csPs.

V posledni sdobe, nasledkem
intensivni agitace pro Narodni
Sdruzeni v mest6 nasem, osla-
bena byla prace smerujici K bla
hu nasi Jednoty.
Dnesniho pax dne idostavi Sc
do Clevelandu 1red'nici Ma
rodni Hlavni Uradovny ze Ce-
dar Rapids, ably drady sve pre-
dali do rukou move zvolenych
1rednikd. Bude to d1lezita uda
lost a proto vsichni bratri Sc
svymi manzelkami nell by Sc
stari svedky teto udalosti Ma
rodni Sfni.
Move zvoleni uredn{ci jsou
vesm6s' osv6dcenf pracovnici,
ktari po dlouhou radu let byli
v Jednote ucinne cini.
V dobe 20 let, co Sc posledne
nalezala hlavni tradovna me
ste nasem, Jednota utesene
zkvetala. z tehdejsich uredni-
kG br. Frant. Hrubecky a 1cet-
mix Vac. Rychlik Sc jiz odebra
Ii ma v6cnost. Pouze predseda
tehdejsi br. Vac. Humel jest
xiv a test Sc dosud We vysokem
starr dplnemu zdravi v kruhu
sve rodiny.
Mimo br. Humla naleza Sc
dosud mezi nami spolkovy jeho
bratr cd radu zizka, br. Anto-
min Sprosty, otec p. A. Sproste-
no, nynejsiho reditele vefejne
bezpecnosti. Bratr J. Sprosty
cely svdj zivot venoval blahu
nasi Jednoty a teprve posled
nj dobe nasledkem choroby Sc
odebral ma zaslouzeny odpoci-
mex.
Jak jiz podotknuto, NELL by
Sc do dnesnl schIze dostaviti
vsichni bratri, obzvlast6 tt mia
di. jichz povinnosti jest nahra
diti starych pracovnikd. VEL
ka dnesni navst9va bude nejen
prnkazem silly Jednoty, ale po
vzbudf tez nadseni a lasku k
naSi Jednote. F.S.
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.ROZTRHAN VLAkEM.

Ma krizovatce pennsylvan-
ske drahy u Jones Ave. roztr-
han byl vcera noci nejaky
muz, beloch, patrne de;nik.
Neznamo jak pod kola vlaku
sc dostal a pozustatky zabite-
ho Richardsov6 marnici nyni
ztotozneni vyckavajf.
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DNESNt ZARAyA v SIM MA
WENDELL AVE.

k!ub Prazskych Pepiku po-
fada dnes vecer sini ma Wen
deN Ave. sOukromou zabavu,
"a niz ami obligatni kutalka
chyb6t nebude a Ia ktere klu-
bovni orchestr Sc roZvuci. Ia
catek urcen ma 8 hOdin a nelze
pochybovat, ze zabava bude
dobra q navstevnlku znacny
pocet.
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" ~ 'WOoi'
"FURIANT".

Dramaticky sbor Antonin
Dvofak sehraje Ultra V osadnl
sini P. Mare Lourdske obraz
z vesnickeho zivota "Furiant"
ZaCatek bude o 5 hodine a po
pred3taveni Piles bude nas'edo
vat. Pon6vadz vyjmenovany
kus je dobre obsazen, rovnez
dobrcu souhru a nasledovne u
Slechtile pobaveni lie oceka-
vat. Tfeba tudiz i navStevu We
likou, ably obetavost ochotnikil
nalezit6 byla ocenena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04
ROZTRZKA MEZI ITALII A
JIHOSLAVII.

Panujf obavy, ze Italove v
Grobniku a Suzeku a ma jinych
mistech, kteri kopaji trence,
stavi cementove zaklady pro
tezkou artilerii a napinaji ost
nate draty, Sc chit pokusiti o
najezd ma slovanske vojsko.
Ma Sc "a to, ze Italove podr
Ii Izemi, ktere okupuji at jest
rozhodnuti miroveho kongresu
jakekoliv. Obe strany soustfe-
duff vojsko.
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POSLANI DOMb.

V tabore Sh,erman-Chillico-
the rozpusteno dnes dalsich ne
kolik set vNlosovanych branch
a mezi mini 60 vojinI cleve-
landskych. z ceskych branch
vratili Sc domn: Jan Kolar, La
dislav Lisy, Jan Hanzlik a Jan
Vrana.
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g5g5g5g5EgySS1y5SlySEgyE{5ly
N "Pan manzel ma zapovS-
zenych cestach" jest nazev
rozpustile frasky, ktera pro hu
NOR byla hrana ma vsech jev;-
Stitch. Zamluvte 81 listky v Gas
obchodx p. Vacka v &. N. ST.
nj ma Broadway.
"a .is-, t. IT.. -1C,,lIl,p
.@.IleirJ-=hl'slfUs2llsg Is1JllIlSl2f02jlaN
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~ Jaky mailer mize nastati,
kdyz Sc pan manxel vyd1v1 "a
nSco CO neni, vysvStli V&m fra
ska "Kontrolor aneb Pan man
Eel ma zapovszentch cest&ch".
Pfedprodej listkt u p. Vacka
Y c. N. Sini ma Broadway.
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VIDEL PRESIDENTA WILSO-
MA v PARIzI.

Dopisovatel "Sveta", dobro-
vo,nik FIR. Holub raferuje nam
Il Francie, re stal Sc sv6dkem
nadseneho uvitani naseho pre-
sidenta WiHona V Parizi, kde
on, vojin Holub, travil prave
ma dovolene. Tol;k slavy a ra-
dosti Pariz nikdy pred tim
sv6dkem sc nestala.
WSSl IWSS
~v,Av-vxvy uyn~xvYf
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CHkIPKY UBYVA.

Epidemic chripky v Cleve-
landu a nasem venkove pozvol
ma mizi v tomto tydnu jen ne
ko!ik novych pripadu zdravot-
nj komisi bylo reportovano. Po
dobu nakazy v mestske pra-
covn6 bylo celkem 140 nemoc-
nych, a tri chripce podlehnuv-
sfch. Mestsky chudobinec ma
dosud Is pacientG.
TWSS] W.!!SSl
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DODATECNE DfKY.

V neZmernem rOzruSeni
mad skonem meho milovaneho
manzela p. Fr., Fleischhause,
bylo dlkGvzdani po jeho po-
hrbu opomenuto podekovati
vsem clendm Sokola Tyrs "a
jich )1tast pfi pohrbu, "a KITE
rouzto poctu menu drahemu
manzeli prokazanou vyslovuji
neskonale diky.
Vd9cna
Marie Fleischhans, manzelka.
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iWS!S,ll MSS "a.
CESKE MAR. SDRUzENf.

Vcera vecer konana pravi-
delna schuze vykonneho vybo-
ru, "a kterezto prflezitosti O.
znameno, re narodni daIn do
sud uzavrena nebyla a danove
knizky Ze v Clevelandu jako
doklad zGstanou; lstredne do
Chicago budou zaslany pouze
vykazy prispevkd.
Odhaduje Sc, ze Sebrano u
mas vic jak $4,000 narodni
dane.
Dale rozhodnuto vydati ja-
kys protest vuci Cesko-Slovan-
skemu Pomocnemu Vyboru v
Chicagu, jehoz c.nnost mdze
akci Sdruzeni oslabit a kteryz.
to protest ma jinem miste zde
je uverejn6n.
Schdze vykonneho vyboru
Cesko Narodniho Sdruzen{ bu-
dou konany prist6 vzdy prvni
a treti patek v mesfci.
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ROZTRZKA MEZI ITALU A
JIHOSLAVII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04
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pobavl Sc Ultra odpo,edne a We
Ger v Besidkack Narodni sine
ma Broadway. Bude to zabava
soukrona a clenI pfatel spoil
ku nasich pionyri Sc tykajici
- jakasi oslava osvobozeni
stare vlasti, tedy pobaveni 81
roke utasti zasluhujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04

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w Potfebujete-li dopisni
papiry, dsty, visitky a jaky-
koli tisk, obratte Sc 8 dive
rou do tisk&rny ''Svxta".
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
DO NOT LET MALARIA SAP
YOUR STRENGTH AND
VITALITY

Your physician viii tell you ma
laria is the cause OF more disease than
any malady known. Chills and Fever,
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Aappetite, drowSiness, loss of energy
are the direct causes of Malaria.
lAmeco Chill and Fever Tonic is the
Fdeadly enemy Of Malaria. 1t kills the
germs and its action is prompt and
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Thousands of prominent citizens
have been cured with Ameco Chill and
Fever Tonic and unhesita 1rsly recon-
Lend it to their friends
". T. Mcdonald. prominent arl-
ploye of the Macon Railway e Light
Co. of Macon. Ga, says:
81 had Malaria and Bilious Fever
and Chills and Fever and Ameco Chill;
and Fever Tonic cured ME. II does
everything you claim for it
Ameco Chill and Fever Tonic is
sold and guaranteed nv all dears
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! Pridgen Bros. Wholesale Distributors
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
M'ELREATti NEAR DEATH AT
GRADY HOSPITAL FROM BURNS

Atlant a,Dec. 19.-H. 4. McElreath,
20 years Of age, of Roswell, Ga, is al
Grady Hospital in a dying condition
as a result of burns received early
Thursday morning.
According to astatement made by
McElreath to hospital officials, he
was driving a truck toward Battle
Hill sanitarium at about o'clock
Thursday morning when it became
stuck in the mud. While attempting
to dislodge his stalled machine, it
burst into flames and while ne was
attempting to extinguish the fire his
clothes became ignited and were burn
ed from his body.
\ farmer, whose name Is not knowa
went to the aid OF the truck drives
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19
JUDGE COBB HEADS
BAPTISTS' BOARD

Atlanta Dec l9.-Election of Judge
Andrew j. Cobb, of Athens, president
and Dr. Arch c. Cree is secretary.
treasurer, and the adoption of by
laws of the executive committee were
the principal features Of the execu-
tive board of the Georgia Baptist con-
.vention in session Thursday at the
First Baptist church.
The Afternoon sessifn was tla-
tured by reports on the activities in
benevolence and missions and on edu
cation, in which the forecast OF, fu.
ture worked and brief review OF
the past work of these departments
were outlined
The report on benevolence and
missions was rendered by the sectre
tary-treasurer. DR.. Cree and was
splendid evidence of the unusually
good work done in that phase of the
church's activity during the past
four years, during which time DR..
Cree has held the office of secretary
treasurer.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-19

Siam, December 6, two hours after
to continue the journey. Lieutenant
his fate had been lacking until last
night when he landed here in his
machine.
The French aviator in relating
his experiences today. said he no
ticed his feathered httacker while
flying at an altitude of 1000 feet
above mountain peaks in Siam about
100 miles east of Moulmain. The vul
ture, he said circled for a while over
the aircraft, which was making little
speed because of weather conditions
then dived straight downward strik
ing and shattering the right propeller
Discovering it would be impossible
to continue the journey, Lieutenant
Poulet saached the mountain tops
for half an hour before a suitable
landing place could be found. He
made his own repairs and continued
to this city.