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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

Trains bringing a big Saturday
crowd from far and near began ar
irving in Pendleton by sunrise this
morning and by sundown tonight
these long loads of Roundup visitors
will begin retracing their tracks home
ward. First to arrive this morning
were two specials from Portland.
From Baker last night came 100
boosters and the Baker concert band
From the west end a special of eight
cars arrived at 9;15 with what peo-
pie there remained in Umatilla. Her
miston, Stanfield. Echo and Rieth. A
few moments later the Walla walla
train brought in several hundred
from that city and the east end towns
The special train from La Grande
came I'm at 1910 in time for the pa
rade. There were several hundred
from points between Pendleton and
the Union county seat on this special.
The local yards were almost COM
pletely filled today with sleepers,
coaches and engines. ready to begin
Northern Pacific and O.-W. r. & n.
Co. announced the times of their reg.
ular and special trains as published a
the head of this story. By noon to-
morrow. most of the thousands of
Pendleton guests will have made their
departure by these many trains or by
auto.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
WRECK|NG CREWS co
TO SCENE OF VESSEL
SUNK IN HURRICANE
Representatives of Valbanera's
Owners Receive Official Re-
port Ship is Lost; No Trace
of Passengers Nor Grew.

KEY WEST, Florida, Sept. 90
Wrecking crews and divers left her,
today to examine the wreck of ths
sunken vessel reported to be tn,
Spanish steamer valbanera. 1t is be
.lieyed the ship sank in the hurrican,
that swept Cuba ten days ago. The
Valbanera carried 800 passengers and
a crew of $50 with a valuable cargo.
She has been missing since Septem-
ber when she arrived off Havana
and put to sea again because she
learned it was dangerous to enter the
hall'or. during the storm.
Saw Name Plate.
Ensign Roberts commanding the
submarine chaser 203 stated upon his
arrival here late yesterday, that he
had i.lainiy seen the name plate of the
Va.S2nera on the ship sunk in 40
feet : wa1or off Rebecca shoals light
house AZ miles east of Key West
Nothing is known of the fate cf the
passengers and crew.
- "LET FER BUCK
LONDON.-Sale of surplus govern
ment was stores has realized to date
$500, 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
William G. McAdoo Rides With
Taylor at Head of Great
Cowboy Process ON on
Shows Third Day.
INDIANS GEORGEOUS IN
ANCESTRAL HABILAMENTS
Airplane CircIing Overhead
During Spectacle Gave Con-
traSt Between Ways of Old
and the Present Day.

High in the air two planes. sound
ing ultra a-modernism in every whirr
of their wings, circled over a scene
that might have been clipped from
the pages of the past. The sunlight
made a thousand prisms from the
glittering beads of the Indians trapp-
ings. The air was filled with the
sound OF horses hoofs. the music of
the band and the tinkle of a thous-
and bells. 1t was Pendleton's 1919
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
sEINN FEINERs RArDED

DUBLIN, Sept. 2o.-Troops raided
several Seinn Fein newspapers
throughout Ireland. suppressing pub
hcahons and seizing the type and
machinery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
DrumhelIer Rider Wins Classic
Race by Lead of Only Two
Fifth of Second for Three
Days Event This Afternoon
CHESTER PARSONS is
\ CLOSE SECOND RIDER
SquaW Race Today Was Neck
and Neck Affair, Winner
Taking Outside of Track
Winning Despite Handicap.

With every seat in the big grand.
stand sold out S6 hours before to-
days program began, bleachers pack
I ed to capacity and hundreds standing.
;he final day of the tenth Round-Up
promised to prove the greatest in
FONT OF attendance, in history. A
I perfect day furnished the proper set
I ting for she finish of the most sue
cessful show in decade.
Hundreds who lined up for grand
stand seats this morning had a long
wait Only 20 be informed that they
could get space only in the bleachers.
Long before IL o'clock the long line
shifted to the bleacher ticket offices
at the Roundup park and at 12 when
he gates opened, the big stands
gan to fill from all entrances. More
than $4,000 persons. three and a half
times the population of Pendleton,
were estimated in attendance this aft
ernoon.
Cloudiess blue skies, a bright sun
and a gentle Lreeze made the day
ideal IL Might be termed one OF
those first Of indian sum 1,er DAYS.
- .n!y ten., eton ani Eastern Ore
Eon is favored with. IT, yc at days
Of record-'i caking evo-.s n esh in
ming. the mighty thro as ~as cen for
the first and following .n.nt,rs on
;ha rroelani.
Many Are Standing
Several hundred were standing
when the burro and bull riding contest
opened the final day. While the lit
tie gray long ears defied efforts OF
the cowboys to ride. Sleepy Armstrong;
led a field of 10 in the cowboys pony
race and crossed the tape in the lead
with time of 81 3:5. A Rodin was
close behind and finished good sec
end. with Roy Kivett third.
LET FER RUCIS.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

PRESIDENT WILSON
AT Los ANGELES TODAy'

Los ANGELES. Sept 20-Presi-
cent Wilson arrived here shortly aft
er o'clock after spending the night
on his sl':c!a train which was placed
on a siding at Delmar "a few miles
from San Diego. a big crowd met
him.
"IET FER RUrc-yx.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
MORE SPECIALS COME,
COACHES WILL BEGIN
MOVING OUT TONIGHT
Saturday Loads of Round Up
Visitors Begin Arriving From
-Four Ways, by Sunrise To-
day; Baker Boosters Here.
Strong, Coe With Band.
= = = = . = = . = = = Z
YOUR TRAIN LEAVES.
UmatIlla. Portland and sno,

Umatilla, Portland and Spo-
= Kane No. 81. 1915 p. m. !
= Astoria Special 1l.I5 p. nt-.,s...ss !.
= Heppner Branch Special, I2:O0 I
. midnight.
= Portland Special ttwo sectlons), 4
= 1880 p. m. 4
Journal Special for Portland, 4
= 1890 a. m. 4
= Portland Fast Mail No. 5. sos Z
4 a. m. Z
= Walla walla No. 9, 500 p. IN. Z
Walla walla special. 1915 p. m. =
= La Grande. Baker and east No. .
= Is, 500 p. m. =
= La Grande special, local. 1900 =
= p. m. .
= La Grande. Baker and east No. :
= 4, 1880 n. m. =
La Grande, Baker and east No. .
= 6, 1880 a. m. Z
= Pasco and way points, N. p. .
= 600 p. m. =
= Pasco. Seattle and Spokane. N. =
. p, 1000 p. m. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

tcontinued on Page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

LONDON.-Sale of surplus govern
ment was stores has realized to date
$500, 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
DAILY EVENING EDITION

The East Oregonian is Eastern cre-
CONS greafest newspaper and as .
selling force gives 20 its advertisers
over twice the circulation I'm Pendle-
ton and UinatiIIa county OF any other
newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

CONTINUED on page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

This paper ~ memDcr nni audited
BY the Audit Bureau OF Csrculstions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

Governor olcott and Will wyriclS
traded hats when the Governor
mounted for the ride around the are.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
HOW LONG WILL THIS GO ONT

Friday morning there came to the editors desk from
the National War Work Council Y M. c. A. in Atlanta,
envelopes to which SO in stamps were affixed The
envelopes contained mmeographed matter intended for
publication in the Times Recorder When opened the
papers made a stack of copy" formidable looking
as almost to impe the editor dump it all into the
waste basket-and that is where most of it went
eventually
The TimesR Recorder has been receiving this matter
in great volume from the high salaried Y NJ c. A
press agents for months Every other in the south
east has been getting service day in and day out
and doubtless the same thing is true in other
newspaper office in America.
We have never taken much stock in the charges
against the conduct of the Y M c. in France. but if
any one interested knowing where goodly part OF the
millions raised for the Y M. c. A in the recent United
War Work campaign went, let him take pencil and
figure little the of postage, white paper print
ing and salaries press agents in delugng the news
paper offices of the nation with five times the amount of
press matter they print
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
THE PRINCES ISLANDS.

The Princes Islands brought suddenly into promi-
by being the coming meeting place representa-
tves of various Russian factions and the allied Gov
got their because they served as place
of exile hundreds of years ago for Princes the BY
zantine Empire The Emperors of Byzantum used to
punish disobedient dgnitaries by combining on the
islands such hard fate after ALL since they are
only ten miles from Constannope set in the lovely blue
Sea of Marmora, and rich in beautiful scenery
Now there are Princey exiles on the islands
but thousands of tourists still visit them annually
There are in all eight islands in the group of which
only four are inhabited The others are mere rocky
isles, frequened by fishermen and made unpleasant
by enormous numbers of dogs relocated there by the
Young Turkish Government in an endeavor to rid Con-
stanunople of its superfuous canine population
The largest and most beautiful island of the group
Is Prnkpo upon which the Russians the representa-
tives of the Allies will undoubtedly meet if the project
ed conference is held Prinkipo is twelve miles
from Constantinople, the most thcky populated
of all With its five hills covered with dense groups of
understanding pines and grit by the linpd blue of the
Sea of Marmora, Prinkpo bit of faryl and to the
visitor approaching in the steamboat from CONSTANT
nople On the top of each hill church OF monastery
The principal pastime among the Summer visitors
to Prinkipo is donkey riding One may often see hun
dreds of tourists in big cavalcade circng the pre
ty island Carriage riding is also favore pastime
Taking one of the little steamboats, plying between
Prinkipo and Constantinople comes after five min
utes' sail to Haiku the next island in size to Prinkipo
Haiku like its larger sister has cafes by the
water side where bands play for the deectation of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09

Summer residents. 1t also has naval academy and
theological college of the Greek Orthodox Church. with
hundreds of students wearing long hair picturesque
uniforms. From this college many patrarchs of the
Greek Church have been graduated
Ten minutes by steamboat from Haiku is Antgoni,
third in size of the group slet picturesque pine
clad hills with ancient monastery. On Antigoni
retired patrarchs of the Greek Orthodox church
make their homes.
utes sail from the former the Island of Port the only
other inhabited island of the Princes group and the
highest of all
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
SUGAR AMPLE BUT ABNORMALLY DISTRIBUTED.

The prospective production of sugar for the season
of 1888 about $4,000 less than the
nual for the five just before the war which
as compared with OF 1875000O short is not
of great significance and the crops is regarded
by the United States Department of Agriculture prac
ticaly sufficient meet a normal world consumption
present stocks did exist Attention is called
fact however that the world supply is not
normally distributed There is shortage in the beet
sugar production in Europe of so cent of the pre-
average amounting to about 4150000 tons while in
the time the sugar output has increased by
$4,000 tons, and the beet or the United
States is 131 900 above the though
the smallest since 1914 No considerable increase IN
beet sugar production expected within khe twelve
months, though expected ultimately exceed that
OF pTe-war times.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
Warning To Travellers.

The hill on the highway leading south out of Vienna
might be appropriately Vienna's Summit of
BILE Travellers passing that way least sorry for
having done the majority of them have
BILE htere OF course the weather at present not
permit of any remedial work but the town it to
the travelling public to give give them notice of the
bad condition that exists there 1t should either be roped
off, there should be sign posted the two en-
frances to this lap of the highway warning them of the
trouble ahead-Vienna News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
THE STATE PRESS.
Another Kind of Strike.

The price of butter and eggs several days reached
price at which the consuming public refused to buy
and an immediate cut made on the Chicago mar
ket in effort to win back demand, Mr. and Mrs
Consumer coyly stayed away, and another effort
has been made Another reduction the price of but
ter of three to five pound from two to two
and half cents taken off the price eggs is the
bait being offered. If the consumer will be firm and
stay out of the market little while longer, another
reduction will come dairy products be nearer
a reasonable level.-Athens Banners
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09

The usual thing is going in Russia. -Four more
Grand Dukes shot to death The poor Russian moujik
still trying to realize his dream of brotherhood and
love by murder.
And what is more, dearly beloved the former Crown
Prince Frederick William Hohenzollern according to
The Munich zeitung, has started divorce suit against
his wife And the former Emperor of Austria has start
ed divorce suit against his wife.
While royalties still royalties, they try to keep
out of the divorce courts Certain appearances must
be kept up and the dear people be made to think
that there is something sacred and holy about
royal families, Occasionally you have wholesale ex-
ception like Henry VIII retail exception like Ma
poleon Bonaparte.-Arthur Brisbane in The Atlanta
Georgian
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
Il VERSE 4 DAY.
CHILDREN'S HYMN TO THE FLAG.

~ EAR Flag, on thee we fix our hope
- That earth may yet be free,
Give little children equal scope
And opportunity!
Where'er they colours are unfurled
Between the farthest poles,
Give all the children of the world
Strong bodies and strong souls
Let no child toll in mill or mine
Or languish in slum!
Let school and play and health divine
Our heritage becomei
Dear Flag, we long to serve thee we'll,
Oh! shield us while we grow
In AS.ngth and wisdom we would dwell
ZACH us the way to go!
HMRS. FREDERICK PETERSON.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
KAISER PEA CHANGES IT'S NAME.

Farmers who want to buy quantities of the variety
of field introduced years ago by United
States Department of Agriculture from Germany and
then known the Kaiser" pea, will save trouble by
not using that any more These peas are now
known as'McAdoos" and they widely distributed
through the Northwest Liberty Bonds which caused
the substitution in nomenclature.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
May Be Coed Advice, John.

The several cornered tragedy which occurred in At
giving all of his time to the business grind rush of
the present day, a still pine for the bit of
incoming and sentimenalizng that substance
of life Better your acquaintance with the sweet
heart you courted and wedded-Lumpkin Independent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-02-09
Prices Never Satisfactory.

The lack of satisfactory market for meat hogs in
Middle Georgia should not any decrease in hog
raising The selling price of product is salts
factory at the tme-Perry Home Journal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
FARMY MA PRODEJ NEB
VTMENU.

200 akru velky javorovy les,
staly potok cely rok, 3 kone, 5
xrav, 3 jalovice, 40 slepic, III
to psenice, cena $40 "a akr.
Vymeni Sc, 53lL akru velka
mlada zahrada, farmarske "a
fizeni, cena $4,000, hotove
$4,000.
21 akru, 40 minut cd stopu
81 A. B. C. kary, pekny javo-
rovy les, l krava, l kun, vyme
nj sc - cena S., 500.
Dalsi vysvetli Josef Pechota
.pozemkcvy jednatel, 5319
Hamm Ave. 2-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

"Chyba lavky. Vybral jsem
v techto dnech, co jsme zde,
"a zpivani tolik, re postaci
nam ma cestu; ostatni Sc jiz
pcdda, budeme-li jen dbali po
fadku." ~. /
"Chces tedy zustati pouhym
roulicnim zpevakem."
"Zaiiste."
'Mival jsi jine zamery.'
"Byl jsem tehda jeste dite a
nevedel jsem, co nyni vim,
kdo jak zacal, tax ma i setr-
vati, amen!'
"Jsou-li ii housle platny?"
"Veznu je sebou. Nemluv
ne vice tom. zazpivame 81
radeji pc veceri."
A Pavel pocal:
"Co platna starost, hlavy la
mani atd."
Druheho dine stala Hanna S
tetOu GrOnkvistOVou ma bfehu
a kynuly nam, kdyz parnik S
rami odjizdel.
Pc sedmi hodinach byli
.ismc V hlavnim meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
PRODAM DUN V Mt. Pleasant

o 10 pokojich, koupelny, 2 fer
messy, pore dole a nahore, novy
lot SO pri 15C strevlcich dlaz
Gena ulice. TGz mann V prodeji
ieznicky obchod velmi vynosny,
ktery Sc pc pripade vymeni "a
rrivatni majetek. P6kny dvouro
diny dunn a diva vedlejsl loty
sc stromovim osazene, prodam
neb vymenim "a jeden lot aneb
ia iednorodiny domek. Blizsl
podrobnosti sdeli Tom Suchy.
S6O2 Beckman st. Tel. Princt.,
1876 w. Ceska pojistullci II
pozemkova jednatelna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

BalSarr,
pro plice

(Severa's Balsam for Lungs). Je
to lahodny lex proti kasli u do
sp6lych u ditek. Vysledky jeho
isou blahodarne. Mirni podrazde
nj, uvolhuje hlen a pusobi konej-
sive. Ctete, co nam napsal pan
Josef Sramek, Rid. No. 3, Troy,
Mo-, dine 20. prosince, 1917:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
KRALOVSkY HRAD PRAz.
SKY.
(Dokoncaui.)

Az r. 1448 vraci Sc Vladi
siav ma brad Prazsky a da
va zde vytvoriti Benesem Rel.
|skem z Prostejova sal v slohu &c
tickem, jemuz neni Europe re
ma. Penize ma stavbu daily zlat6
dolly kutnohorske.
Po nest'astne smrti mladistve
no Ludvika u Mohace dostava
Sc kralovsky brad Prazsky pod
dynastii habsburku spolu S tru
mem ceskym svobodnou volbou.
Ferdinand l. prikoupil "a peni-
re ceske komory vince kapitu
ly Vsech Svatych a jeptisek sv.
Jiil a vybudoval tn pro svou
chot' Annuletohradek, ktery je
nejkrasnejsi stavbou renesanc-
nj We stredni Europe. Kdyz pax
2. .cervna 1541 padla valna
cast hradu "a obet' pozaru, da-
10 Sc obnoveni jeho Ease jen ma
kladem zemskym. Mluvi Sc teh
dy v prvni rade O nalehave o.
prave salu Vladislavskeho, co
obzvlaStni okrase, kterou jest
ceniti jake klenot zemsky. Po-
sledni doba slavy a rozmachu
vzchazi mad hradem kralov-
skym a mad Prahou Sc zlatym
vekem Rudolfovym, ktery jde
We slepejich otce vlasti. Panov-
mix Sc srdcem divcim, Sc sklC-
ny umelce zije ma hrade We spo
lecnosti umelcu a cini 2 nej kle
notnici umeleckych pokladu a
pamatek - ktere "a nekolik
malo let loupi soldateska cele
no sveta; zbytky velikych sbi-
rex Rudolfovych jeste po letech
odvazi Prahy Widen.
Krise vrcholi. V kvetnu T..
1913 sesli Sc cesti panove pod
oboji ma poradu do domu stare
slavneho rodu Smirickych -
nyni "u Montagu" = jejimz w
sledkem druheho dine byla W.
prava Ma brad a defenestrace,
primy podnet valky tficetilete.
Brzy stava Sc brad sidlem zim
niho krale Bedficha Falckeho,
ale nikOli ma dlouho. Po osudnG
bitve- ma planich belohorskych
opouSti Silenem letu Prahu, >
nu Prahu, ktera svou nadherou
okouzlila tolik chot' jehO Alz-
betu, ze phi pohledu ma kamer
nou tn pisen slavy ceske zvo-
lala: "Opravdu, kralovske to
mesto." Sidlo kralll ceskych .
sirelo, dvur odstehoval sc do
Vidne.
Byla to doba utisku a poha-
ny, kterou ami Staleti nemohla
zmirniti. A pax prisla doba sve
tove valky d S nj nynejsi pre-
vrat. Hrad teto dobe take sill
ne utrpel. Neni tomu dlouho,
co ceske casopisy psaly tom,
v jakem schatralem stavu ma
chazi byvale kralovske sidlo.
S uspesne ukoncenym bojerl
IA naSi samostatnost vSak kyne
hradu byvalych ceskych kralu
budoucnost nova. A tn name
nadchazi otazka, ida narod
mas mohl lepsim zpusobem od
vdaciti Sc svemu velkemu vud-
ci, taticku Masarykovi, a dosa
diti jej do teto pohadkove a tax
caste opevovane stavby mad
Vltavou 60 prvniho presHcn-
TIA, do byvaleho hradu ceskych
kralu. Byl veliky VIC SVEN upatl
ku a smutku, a Jest jisto, ze
bude ohromny We sve move mad
chazejici slave ten mas tax mi
loNanv brad HradcanSkY!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

Ia pIvnich dnu naSeho poby
tn V hlavnim meste tocil sc Sc
mnou cely svet, zdalo Sc mi,
jako by vse bylo pouhy sen.
Pine diva dny odpocival Pa
vel, nehral nezpival, pobihal
SC mnou( aby mi ukazal vse-
cko, co bylo pametihodno. TTe-
tho dne privedl mne k panne
Love, kde jsme Sc ubytovali !;
nechtela abych .iz "po ulicich
Sc toulal', musil jsem Sc spo-
kojiti pozorovanim vysoke
ohnivzdorne zdi, jez tesne u
oxen vystavena veskerou wy
nlldku zamezovala.
JednohO dine mne panna Lo
va nalezite umyla, ucesala a
vvShorila, naCez vedla mne k
duchovnimu, u n6hoz Pavel
byl asi V oblibe.
Mluvil S pannou Lovou dlou
he d vySledek byl, he mne pa
stor J. dal zapsati do narodni
Skoly.
Narodni Skoly byly tchda
novym zarizcnim. ncbyly vSak
naprostc pc chuti me - tom
.lsem presvedcen. Vedlo Sc mi
tam as tax, jako hadu mrave
:liSti. katechismus a bible. kni-
by to V nichz jsem Sc zalibou
drive citaval, byly mi pravou
tryzni. O pilnosti, kterou jsem
na jevo daval, kdyz matka
mne ucivala, nebylo ami potu-
chy, byl jsem nyni vzorem Tho
stejne lenosti.
Vsechny veci mali svou pri-
emu, tax i nedo5tatek pilnosti
u mne. Stal jsem sc, jakmile
jsem do Skoly vstoupil, hromo-
svodem pro sve soudruhy, vyle
Vail 81 ma mnc zlost sVou Il ca
%tovali mnc lanlm a potupoU.
dezto i ucitel nebyl priiiS ku
novemu prIchozimu privGtiv q
letrpclivosti SVC nezridka Ii.
zdu popouSt@l, ztratil jscm We
sncrou chUt k uCcni hncd nu
pocatku a lhostejnosti nepo
zornosti splacel ,sem pronasle
dovani Sc strany spoluzaku
ucitelc.
Kolovratk;ir Sliva tGz povGs
svou i obecenstvo, jez .icj zna /;
chvali.
Otec, ienz 50 kazdGho rokl
V hlavnim meste zdrzOval pt
delSi dobu, hebyl poulicniml
posluchacstvu neznamym.
Krasny HAS Pavluv nejed
nou poLaviI d6vcata, tovaryse
uceniky d Vojiny, TAX ze by
Jim zn3m iako syn Bedrich;
koIovratkare. Byl-Ii vsak jim
znam Pavel a otec, znali ne
meme zloCin jcho j smrt.
Pfirozenym nasledkem bylo
ze We Skolc vSeobecn6 Sc we'd
10, ze .jsem syn ko!ovr;itkare
vraha. Lahuvym arci zakeu
lIcnaklauali ani spuluZaci an
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Antisepsol

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hodi Sc vytcCne V lece-
nj bolaveho hrdla pri
ochraptenf q ztratG hla-
su z nastuzenf. Pri ry-
me hodf sc k ysrkovanf
do nosu. Cena 3oc.
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CTENARUM SVETA.

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Os koupiti fanny nebo po-
zemky. Dopiste nam O spoleh-
live informace tykajicich sc
pozemkd v urodne casti hornl
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lizsi ceny a ma splatky samy
ssebou Sc vyplacejici die naSe-
no vypomocneho systemu. Pra
cujeme ma zaklad6 mnohalete
.kuSenosti. Informace obratem
posty zdarma. Piste dnes. T.
Vavra Co., Cedar Rapids, la.
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troj $ sc rekordy Sc proda
)ouze "a $75 "a hotovG neb
vezme Liberty Bond. Haste
e v {. Bill w. 25 ul. blize
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IeCtHI kdSIC dHI
minutu. Kasel jest pTiznakem,
ktery VIOLA mutt k rychle napra-
We. Jest potreba leku dobreho,
osvedceneho, prostredku, ma KITE
ry Sc muzete spolehnout. Upo-
slechnete nasl rady, berte