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Florence Chamber
Votes to Donate
to the Band

The Florence Chamber or Conn
merce. at a regular meeting Monday
night voted the band a donation Of
$o5 month to hep defray expens'.s
OF the organization. which has been
Of such a great benefit to Florence
and has Afforded the people 80 much
entertainment during the past few
weeks. The band has big expense to
meet each month in the purchase OF
Instruments and music as well as
many other incidental items and the
chamber realizing It's value as an ad-
veftising medium unanimously decid-
ed TO lend its financial assistance In
the sum OF SIS month.
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q YEARS SERVICE.

Mrs. A Waldman. 460 Glenn ave-.
Fresno. Cal. writes: when was
young ! had fever and 1t left me
with cough every winter. Thirty
two years ago l head about Foley's
Honey and Tar and bought some and
It helped me. use Il yet and 1t helps
me every time. I am . widow es
years old" There Is nothing better
for sronchial. grip and similar linger-
ing coughs and Gods that hang. on
Just nne for chiIdren--for crop and
whooping cough. containA NO opiates.
Sold everywhere.
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SIZE Reward. slee

The readers OF this paper ~fn b
pieased TO learn that there 10 NJ least
one dreaded dsseasc that science has
been able 20 cure In all its stages and
that II catarrh. catarrh being greatly
Influenced By constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Hairs
CAtarrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces OF the aystcm thereby destroysng
the foundation OF tho dIsesse. giving tho
stttution and assisting nature IN doing tts
york. me proprtetors have 20 much
faith In the curative powers of Halfn
Catarrh, Medicins that they ofer One
Hundred Dollars for any rase that u fails
60 cure. Send for list of trstimoniafs.
ohto. sold ~ all Drusgist. &c.
(Advertisensut,
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POstOffce Clerks
Make Good Showing

D. r. j. Crowley, chief clerk OF the
railway mail service of the Fourteenth
division. visited the Canon City post
office Thursday for the purpose of
conducting the annual case examina-
tion of the clerks employed in the To-
cal postoffice- The examination con-
sists- of throwing to 1o4 separations. a
total of 1.o552 cards on which are the
names OF the postoffices within the
state of Colorado. The separations in
dicate the railroad divisions junction
points and distribution offices into
which the service is divided The re-
suit of the examination follows.
Ray Fisher. 100 per cent. throwing
every card correctly.
Benjamin H Sage. 1890 per cent,
missing one card.
Theo- G. Emmerson. 1881 per cent.
missing two cards.
Everett H. Fisher. es52 per cent,
missing five cards
Allen L. Ballou, ss.4 ~ per cent. miss
ing six cards.
Walter G. Richards. ss14 per cent,
missing nine cards.
Mr.. Crowley compiimenfed Post
master Cooper on the splendid record
made by the clerks and the efforts
made for a perfect record. He stated
that Mr.. Fishers record of 100 per
cent was the FIRST perfect record made
in an examination by a postoffice
clerk in Colorado during the fiscal
year. which ends on June so. These
examinations are conducted in all first
and second-class offices within the
state.
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How That Door
Does Squeak

Do they stick. do they squeak ?
Have you used them for years and
they no longer fulfii their mission
How long do you suppose the fiivver
would run u father and the boys neg
lected 10 lubricate its joints7 Take
an oil can and ro over the hinges on
your doors. and squirt some into
those locks and catches that stick
and won't catch and see II the result
Is not almost miraculous Nellie NJ
Kiligore. Colorado Agricultural Col
iese. Fl Collins. Colo.
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Colorado Soldier
Dies in Siberia
(Hy UaI1ed Press.

Washington. June 2i.-The Red
Cross reports that Capt Harold Aup-
perle OF Grand Junction. Colo. died
in Siberia Of typhoid fever.
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fAdvertssensnI,
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Some Republicans
Want League, Too

New York June PA petition urg-
ing the Senate to ratify the peace
treaty with the covenant Of the
League OF Nations attached. has been
signed by 2S prominent Republicans
OF New York including ex-President
Taft. ex-Attorney General Wicker.
sham. Oscar Strauss and ex-Gov.
Whitman.
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You'll want a Remington Pump Gun
when duck shooting comes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
w OKOLICY CHICAGO
2, 8, 4, 5, 10 is AKROWE
nncY

MA SPRZEDAz sprzety domowe Ia
razem ~sprzedam diva piece do kuch
nj / frontowej izby. SAT n. Hpyne
ave, 2gie pietro. front. p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
BlURA' PIRACY.
Ia. kNEUTZER

poTPZEBA wele dEiewcZst do restau.
-acyl. klubow . niedEiels lub bez. takas
Eucharek l-2. ~dziewczat do pantry,
steam table. do zbierania statkow 70
stolow take do hoteiow: fabryk. pral-
,niemy dostarczyc wan dobrs 1 stafa
race. Takze me2czyBn do restauracyi
40 pcmocy W kuchni / porterow. Zglo-
sic sic d.:
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zUFELN!E Dar1no

otrzyma katdy. kto ME umie dobrzc
movie 1 pisae 20 ~angislsku. Adreso-
vac: KOSMOS PUBLISHING CO.,
1927 Syndicate Trust Bldg. - st.
Louis. Mo-. Dept. IS. KID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
H. P. BIRD LAND co.
Wausaukee, Wis.

MA SPRZEDAZ nowy w6zek dziecie
cy. 1882 Iowa ul. 20
sPRZEDAM SKLAD MASARSKI u
RUDYNKAMI LUB be-. WIELKA
SPOSOBNOSC Ola MASARZA LUB
CHCACEGO WEJSC w PODOBNY
INTERES. STARE, WYROBIONE
MIEJsCE. zGkOSIC SIZE RANO. -
2O2O WEBSTER AVE- 20
MA SPRZEDAz cabinet fonograf !
35 rekord6&. Cena SIS. - 1920
w. 21sza ul. rs
SPRZEDAz meble 1 fortepian.-
1141 n. Ashland ave. 23
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
Z MARYANOWA

DIS wieczorem o godzinie 80, 10
mitet z~laczonych T~owarzystw meskich
| zehskieh maja sic zebrac W zwyklej
sail posiedzen W Sprawie waznych
spraw i rapport ~sprzedsrzy bilet6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
KITDMN cDP7EDA7.
WISCONSIN FARMY

40 AkROWA farma nowy dom mie-
szkalry kilka ARROW oczyszczonej
ziemi, reszta latwe do oczyszczenia,
ziemia rowna, bez kamieni nadZwy-
czaj urodzajna, koniec przechodzi
malta rzeczka maia wplata. Cena
tylko $3.50.
40 AKROWA farma jedna z najlep-
szych W tel okolicy, dobry dom fire.
mowy, wraz z innemi zabudowania-
mi. 25 ARROW ornej ziemi. 10 ARROW
koniczyna obsiane, 2 akry ozimina,
reszta las I pastwisko. Ziemia pier
wszej klasy czarna, gliniasta, mafa
wpiata. Cena tylko $3.50.
60 AXROWA farma, 80 ARROW or
mel ziemi, reszta las | pastwisko ko-
nice tel fanny przechodzi mala RE-
czka, ma farmie jest dom, stajnia,
Chevy ftp. W polskiej osadzie ma
h wplata. Cena tylko $1,000.
Pcsladamy wiele innych uprawnych
farm. ma kt0rych SO wszelkie zabu-
dowania, inwentarz 1 maszynerya.
Piszcie DO informacye ma adres:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

PoTRZEBA chlopc6w do lekkiej ia
brycznei piracy. Dobra zaptata. Zgio
sic sic ala y. Wood III. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

POTRzEBA do fastrygowania plot
ma, wyko" Gzarek prasownika ma CIV
sto PREY surdutach. 2N14 rVabansia
ave-, Ate pietro. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

DO w~ynajeeia 4 pookjowe widne i
przyjemne pom!eszkanie; tanio. -
63I y. Racine e. Agent W balwier-
NJ -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

w PoNIEDzIALSK zginai pies rasv
Airdale. wolany Budd. Brunatne Ia
Ply, czarny grzbiet, ogon dlugi; pro-
see dac do wlasciciela Ashland Elec-
trio Co., II Haddon ave. Telefon
Haymarket 15S: duza nagroda. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

W PONIEDZIALEK dnia 14go b. m.
zginai pies rasy Airdale woiany
Budd. - Brunatne lapy, czarny
grzbiet, ogon s cali diugi. Prose-
daG znae do wlasciciela. Ashland E.
lectric Co.. 1917 Haddon av. telefon
Haymarket 15S y duaz nagroda.
"a
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA dobrego chlopaka. ZUIo-
sic sic do adm. Dziennika Chicago
skiego. Xxx
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MA sprzeda5 mi6d pszczelny z fanny
Prawdziwy, sprzedaiemy. Sklad' To-
kainv. 9O8 y. Ashland ave. l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

POTRZEBA kobiet W fabryce mebli
W departamencie tapicerowania i wy
koiczania. Doswiadczenie niepotrzebne.
Dobra zapiata. Staaa praca. 1919 ely
bOurn avenue. a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
Realnosc Tanio

Move budynki dopiero wykonczone.
%sprzedane zostana pc cenach przeu
w%ojennych. .
$500 got0wka, reszta mieslecznle
jak rent, kupi nowy murowany no
woczesny cottage ma wielkiej locie:
kurnik iadny ogr6d. / biloxi do linii
,tramwajowej.
$500 got6wkp reszta ma latwe sptaty
kupi frame cottage, n~owoczesny ma
Och lotach. kurnik, wszystko ogro-
daone, . biloxi do linii tramwajowe)
$1,000 kupi jeden axle" gruntu, car
ma ziemia, dobra ma warzywa, cho-
wanie kur / farmerke. tylko 3 bloki
do linii tramwajowej.
5000 kupi lote 50xS72 stop. Jedna
strona og]rodzona. plotem, czarna
ziemia. blisko linii tramwajowej.
$500 got0wka, reszta ma iatwe
spiaty kupi % pokojowe micszka-
MIA rowy nowoczesny muroWany bu..
dynek. I stopowy basement, stonecz
ne parlorV. lota 30x15O tylko POI
bloku do limit tramwajowej.
$500 kupi wielka naroznikoWa To-
te - Scieki I woda zalozone / "a
placone, 500 sot0wki'. reszta ma lat
We splaty. y
Zgloscte sic pomiedzy l a . popo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

BIURO S~TRECZEN.
CONVENIENT FREE EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES
1927 Augusta vi. blizke
Milwaukee Ave!
2S75 w. 22ga III. I
314l Lincoln ave,
$50 w. Z2Ha NJ.
4 S14l Lincoln ave.

ma do rozdania tysiace zatrudnieh
~szslkiego rodzaju rohotnikom 1 RE-
miesIniKom, TAX n~ezczyznom jak 1
sopietom. tax W Chicago jak i poza
miastem. Obsiuga zupeinie Lezpiat--
ma tax dia pracodawc6w jak / ola
nc;.ukujacyeh pra:e. Niema zadnych
satarsow robotniczych W miejscah,
,d1ie to biuro streczy prace. Zgia-
akaS sic molina pod powyzszyn adre-
sem osobiEcie cd godziny 8 rano do I
popoiudniu,
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YEARS OF TROUBLE
ENDED AND SHE HAS
GAINED IS POUNDS
Nv Friends Say I'm Looking
Years Younger. She Says
Tanlac Brings Relief.

when l began taking Tanlac had
been down in bed for three months
and just think of it, I'm feeling as
strong and healthy as I ever felt in
my life,' said Mrs. Mollie J. Lord,
who resides at the East Denver High
school, Denver, Colorado, in an in
terview recently. Mrs. Lord has
lived in Denver for the past twenty
five years. her husband has been in
charge Of the East Denver High
school building for twenty-five years
and they are highly respected by all
who know them.
wears ago." continued Mrs. Lord,
II had an attack Of bronchitis from
which l contracted catarrh of the
head and stomach. The trouble got
firm grip on me because for a long
time tried to make myself believe
I didn't have catarrh, but at last
realized l was in a bad fix. My nose
and throat were feverish and the
mucous collecting in my throat would
nauseate and almost choke me: My
stomach got in such bad condition
couldn't even eat potatoes or toast.
In fact, everything would sour al
most as soon as / had eaten it and
the gas caused such a burning and
fluttering around my heart that was
afraid I had heart trouble. Sleep
seemed impossible for me. I would
toss and roll in bed and have to jump
up every little while so I could get
my breath. My kidneys worried me
constantly and my back hurt me so
bad at times it felt like it would
break in two.
II doctored and took everything I
heard of but kept getting worse until
l just had to give up and go to bed.
I never got any better until I began
taking Tanlac and it certainly has
been Godsend to me. can tell from
the way my clothes fit that 1 have
gained all Of fifteen pounds and
have not only gotten relief from the
catarrh in both my head and stomach,
but my kidneys are also in perfect
condition and 1 don't have any more
pain in my back go to sleep as soon
as I get in bed and sleep sOundly all
night long. My stomach never
troubles me now and, oh, it's such
pleasure to be able to eat what
want without suffering afterwards.
And since the gas has stopped form
ing all the burning sensation and
palpitation of the heart is gone. My
friends say Pm looking years younger
and I can certainly endorse Tanlac IN
the highest terms and expect to al
ways have it on hand in case
should need it,
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by the
City Drug Store, in kelliher by Mrs
Il. Sterling, in Blackjack by French
4 Moon. and in Baudette by J. Will
Jams
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NEWSOF THE
THEA TIERS
THE YANKEE PRINCESS,

Patsy O'Reilly was beautiful, and
her father had more millions than
the father of any Of the girls in the
sorority, but because the O'Reilly
millions were new" and he WASH t
one of the Pilgrim Fathers, Patsy
couldn't break into the inner circles
at the finishing school.
Now. Patsy few months back was
the terror Of Flannigan's Flats and
could lick any ten kids in the neigh
borhood. And she finally decided
those girls needed some Of the same
treatment. So when the girls were
in secret session. all masked and
black-robed she climbed the fire.
place into their midst.
do l john" she asked
you do not. Get out" they
cried.
Then, in "A Yankee Princess the
Bessie Love picture which will be
seen in the Grand theatre on tonight
and tomorrow is screened one of the
liveliest and most realistic girl scraps
ever imagined
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~. 49, .sss,..ss.,,.z e. ...z,,.
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ALWAYS an inspiring theme for an
author and in 1.-The Sheriff's Son.
Charles Rays new Paramount picture
which will be shown at the Elko
theatre tonight and Thursday. Will
liam Mcleod Raine has created a
wonderful story with an extraordin-
airy leading character.
He takes a lad who has inherited
great fear, and shows by an ad-
mrably constructed story. how he
fought down the fear and won back
his self respect and manhood Charles
Ray gives one of his most outstand-
ing screen Characterization in the
person of Royal Beaudry. the boy in
question. Seena Owens is the lead
ing woman.
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MONTAGU LOVE COMING.

Montagu Love, the internationally
famous character actor, is scheduled
to appear at the Elko theatre on Fri
day in. his latest World picture.
Through the Tolls" This picture
gives this splendid actor great op-
portunities for the display of his
talents
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-16
UNITED STATES JUDGE HOLDS
VALID WAR TIME BEER LAW
( BY United Press. J

Pittsburg July 16-The sale of
beer containing more than one half
of one per cent alcohol is a violation
of the war time prohibition law
So ruled Judge Thompson of the
United States district court
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-16
AN INSPIRING THEME.

Not all the highly dramatic bat
ties are fought on the battle fields.
The struggle of man to control him.
self aud make the best of himself is
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RECIPROCAL


The treaty which have signed with France imposes
the duty of sending another to Europe if Ger
begins again ory the Rhine valley to take other
The British likewise bound to send another B. E. F. to
France under the condition. All three of sigma
Now it would seem at first that the treaty is little one
British do bind themselves to lend
and fleet if we are attacked by Mexico or Japan
And number of critics complaining that
we have again been victimized.
But the one-sdedness of the treaty only apparent 1t
the obligations implied foreign alliance Perhaps they
right Any treaty all be bad policy for the United States
But that does not make that treaty unfair
France is compelled to maintain stupendous army to-
German military AMBITION and the resulting financial
burden heavily her economic strength She is for
we'll with her. this fortunate for ourselves Here is
where France reciprocates.
1t is we'll for that England pay for navy which
incidentally to our own coast
If Britain and France pay the cost Of eternal vigilance
probably had few of these facts in mind when they signed
GRAIN AND RAILROADS
We told that the this will break few more
records 1t fairy evident that they are going to be large
He raise urnps but he does not live urnp
exclusively for the rest of his life His idea sell his
duce rather than to eat it himself.
These are fairly elementary TRUTHS and we would apo
known But they do not They don't be appreciated
Washington
transported to him. And the railroads do not look
though they could do it. Then how it to be carried?
AerOplaneS!
The banks have been preparing finance the moving of
the they do each but just it looks though
fiscal adjustments going be held The railroads
unable anything definite about the prospect repayng
loans Congress going to settlement
which would enable the roads to with
footing of certainty but has omitted to with the
prospect that the grain will in the elevators food
prices will soar to heaven.
IT, think America is to eventually take the
administering affairs Turkey Messrs
and Willard most excellent timber for the front
army in the land of the sultan Their might
practical value to their country
In the absence of satisfying methods, however,
thirsty friends might alay their serngs backing up
receiving their morning from the business
mue-change of kicks is quite exhiliaratng at times
-O-
In Chicago the other day. murderer made the proud
boast that he would stay in ail He didn't He was
hung.
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"PubAl Obiniun"

EREE The experienced housewife well the be-
ASA~A ginner will find unusual interest in the
sixy-eght page Products Cook Book Beautifully illus
suggestions galore for preserving. It is
free-write today for it.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

stoupiv ma tribunu, uvitan byl
trojnasobnym ohlusujfcfm ma
zdar!" Kral, zvaznely mohut-
nym dojmem, vojensky pozdga
vii zelene more hochI vlnicf Sc
kolem, nacez znovu v posvat-
mem tichu zavznel zpet nasi
narodni hymny.
Pc te prikroceno k vlastni-
mu obradu, dcelu slavnosti: pri
saze>ceskoslovenske armady.
Kap. Seba upozornil ma histori-
cky vyznamny fakt, ze dnes ar
mada prisaha ceskoslovenske
republice, nacez precetl jasne
zneni prisahy: "Ministr valky
narizuje, ably napriste prisaha
ceskoslovenskeho vojska mela
toto zneni:.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07
USTANOVENf OMEZUJEl
PRfJEZD> A ODJEZD
CIZINCt.
(SdSleni seat. departmentu. }

Washington, D. C. - Ably
byIa odstransna mylna do
ns6enks, vniknuvsi do jistych|
kfula, lie totiz ustanoveni o cd
jezdu re Spojenych Statu q
pfijezdu sem bylo zruseno od
podepsani primefi, sdeluje
statnf department, ze zakon i
pravidla a nariz eni tykajici Sc
cdjezdu q prijezdu cizincd,
jsou dosuA v pine pIatnosti O.
cekava Sc, ze ustarfoveni o O.
mezeni pfijezdu a odjezdu CT
zincd budou platnosti do te
dolby, dokud nedojde k prohla
SEM miru, pakli ne dele. V zad
mem pripade neni cizinc1m do
yoleno vstoupiti ma pudu Spo-
jenych Statd nebo opustiti il
bez setfeni onech ustanoveni.
! Nikdo neni opravnen vyzy-
vati k pTeplavbe nebo prijmou
tt penize ma ucet preplavnich
/, listkd pod sibem, at primym
ci neprimym, re takova osoba
obdrzi povoleni pro dotycneho
zadatele k odjezdu re Spoje-
nych Stata. Jedine radni dred-
nici, povereni statninn departe-
mentem, sni vydavati povole-
nj, &C nikdy nemdze byti dano
ujisteni, ze povoleni bude W.
dano.
zadatele mali podatf zadost
pTfslusnemu uradu (perm.t a.
gert) v b!fzkosti sveho bydli-
ste a nikoli We pristave odkud
hodlaji vyplouti. zadatele
necht neopousteji svych dome
wi pokud neobdrzi povoleni X
odjezdu re Spoj,enych Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

V&Ed1ly SIA COA0ny SA vSJ~AA AOAs7
siruji Sc bolsevicke zasady v ce |
lem Teslnsku. Polstl hornici ur
cili 81 sestihodinnou dobu pra-
covni, ale ami tn nedrzi a pra~
cu.ii tax malo, ze jest Widen O
hrozena krutym nedostatkem
uhli, vsak zaroven je zasobo-
vani spojenecke armady solull-
ske jiznich Uher ohrozeno.
CO Sc mas tyce, my nejen chce-
me haiti syoji vlastni zemi, ale
i udelati konec bolSevismu, kite
'ry sc k nam dere Z vychodu, po
nevada mu Polaci otviraji dve-
re. Nase armada, ktera v Tesin
sku zakroci, bude jednati jme-
nem vlad dohody a pod spoje-
Eneckyni ddstojniky."
"Kdybychom dostali sliben6
|potraviny a material a byli '
vstavu vydolovati dosti uhlf, tn
by Sc nedostatek zamestnani y
HAD veiice IMMENSELY.
PAX by po bolsevismu nebylo, u
mas stopy. Dostaneme-li med,
Gin a neco malo jineho materia
[lu, nalze Sc hned zhovn zahaI-
| ii rrace tovarn&ch. v N9mee
ku Jest 100000 zajatych Ru-
su, kterym budou-li poslani do
mu nezbude mic neil pfidati
Sc k bolsevikdm. Dohoda mela
by tomu zabranit, ably takovym
spusobem bolsevicka armada
nerostla."
"Co Sc tyce vyslani americke
armady k nam, nezadane veil
ky pocet, jen tolik, ably Sc uka
zaJo, re Amerika stoji pri mas.
Nase vojsko jest roztrouseno
pc svete. 100000 muzd jest v
Sibiri pred Uralem. V dobe,
kdy byli opusteni ode vsech,
zachranil je americky Cerveny
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kria jine spolky. Toho Jim nj
kdy nezapomene. Nasi vojaci
jsou pod nejvyssim velenim
fr&ncouzskeho generala Jani-
ma naseho ministra valky Ste
fanika. Jejich zasluhou jest,
re zachranili Sibir cd bolsevis-
mu :. zabranili statisicdm zaja
tych Mad'aru a Femcd, ably Sc
nenohli vratiti a sesiliti zapad
nj frontu."
"Z Italie prijizdi domu ma
SO, 900 muzu nasi legie a jinycf
10000 zajatcd Sc v Italii orga
nisuje a zbranemi opatruje. z
Francie prijizdi 1000 dobrovol
niku dokonale disciplinovanycf
z nichz diva prapory jsou jiz
v Padove. V americke armadf
slouzi mnoho Cechoslovakd, z
nichz nekteri jsou nyni v Pra
re. Asi 100000 a $4,000 nasicf
I 1lidl jest dosud v zajeti v Ukrs
jine a JIM jsou v Albanii a M;
le ASH. Tito nasledkem zelez
nidnich obtizi budou miti tez