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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
TRIBUTE TO TEACHER
OF THIRTY YEARS
CONTINUED from page one,

other instructor. for during her twenty
nine years az service the majority Of
Hammond's citizens has come under her
influence more or less. Many of the
fathers and mothers of the present
class of graduates were themselves stu
dents under Miss Bassett in former
years
From IS90-1S92 Miss Rassett was
teacher Of the eth and Sth grades in
the building. which formerly occupied
the present site Of the Central school.
In 1923 when the High school was still
in its infancy she was appointed teach
er Of mathematics which position she
held up to the close Of the present
year In all those years she has not
failed to report for duty one single day
until influenza attacked her during the
past winter she never regained her
former strength and for that reason de-
cided TO resign her position.
In the hearts of Hammonds friends
her helpfulness viii always be CRATE
fully treasured. She was never too
tired 10 help a backward student and
gave UP hours Of her leisure in this
way She not only gave Of her time
but Of her means and a nun ers of stu
dents are grateful TO her for the educa-
ton they could not have had otherwise.
Again and again do we hear from the
lips Of her former students, Miss Bas-
sett was always fair and just"
AS a slight tribute for her splendid
work in this community her Hammond
friends presented her with a purse of
S125 with which to purchase some gift
that viii remind her Of the many friends
she leaves here.
She was a good and faithful serv-
ant"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
GARAGE FIRM
IN THE COURTS

Alleging that the gave his automo-
bile to another man from whom he
has been unable to recover 1t, Joseph
Napens!1i is asking for $500 judg-
r1ent against Arthur Schuyler, ct al.
proprietors Of the Indiana Garage at
Indiana Harbor vapenski n his com
plant says he took the machine to the
garage for storage February 3. 1919.
and that on March l Arthur Cohen Of
Chicago called for it and the proprie-
tors allowed him to take II away. Va
penski tried 70 recover il later. but
Cohen. it seems. had disposed Of the
machine Friedrich. Crumpacker &
Crumpacker are his attorneys.
J. Frank Shine has filed a petition
for partition against John H Ingram.
ct al.
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DEAD AFTER
PISTOL DUEL

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
FORT WORTH. Tex. June 23.-Stata
Senator ". s. Bell. one of the best
known politicians in Texas, is dead to-
day. his son Everett is seriously wound
ed and Mr.. and Mrs. James Gafford in
jured in a pistol duel fought a. mid
ght Saturday night in the little town
Of Crowell Ford county. according to
word brought here today.
The battle is said to have followed
The sudden death Of Mrs. Fred Bell. wife
Of a son OF Senator Bell and a daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Gafford
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MISS B. BLOOD
PUPIL RECITAL

Miss Zach Blood. OF Gary. on Tues
day evening. June Path, at the Audi
torium Recital hall. Chicago. VIII give
a recital by her pupols. Eleven pu-
pills from Gary. who Will appear in
the recital. are: Anna Lomash. Ed
ward Mountain. Walter Isenoerg. An
ma Truban Opal Haste. Stanley Wal
lance Gertrude Stillson. Nellie Egg
CERT. Ksenia Duchrich. Olga Plea and
Helen Jones.
Miss Jones. who Is but is years old,
viii play an esemble class with Miss
Grace Grove. celebrated accompanied
and Miss Blood.
A large number from Gary will at
tend the recital.
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Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur
nished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, Sl00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In short
time usually every trace Of eczema,
letter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating. antisept;c liquid. 1t
is not greasy and does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroubles of all kinds.
The Z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. Q.
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precedent established during the
armistice negotiations. when they fatty
refused to negotiate with any second
sharp note Of warning viii be sent 70
the German government if "A new dele
cation is named and found not TO be
representative Of the German people
EXPECT DELEGATION TOMORROW.
In anticipation of official word OF
Germany's decision to sign before the
expiration Of the allied ultimatum TO-
night arrangements were going for
ward at Versailles for the actual cere-
mony Of signing. The German decision
viii be telegrarhed here from Weimar
and handed to the allies by the secre-
tary Of the German peace deleg cation,
who remained at Versailles. President
Wilson and other big five leaders are
hoping that new German delegation
can reach Versailles in time 20 sign to-
morrow but II appears moro likely that
the signatures viii be attached on We'd
nesday or ThursdaE
ALLIES READY TO MAEcZ.
Despite this feeling Of absolute conf
dences that the Germans viii sign. Mar
shall Foch's preparations fer the ad-
vance into Germany did not relax TO-DAY
and American military Headquarters
was alive with activity. The veteran
FIRST and Second divisions Of Cen.
Pershing's forces are ready ~ begin tho
advance toward Cassel on a moments
notice
The Germans alleged that they were
unable TO reach a fnal decision with re
spect to the peace treaty without furth-
or time President Wilson. Premier
Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau
found themselves in absolute unanimlty
in the decision To refuse the request.
ALLIES REPLY WAS SHARP.
1t was stated autheritatively that the
allies reply was couched in the sharpest
terms. and again warned the Germans
Of tho consequence sif they fail TO sign
before tho expiration Of the uitimatun.
The scouting of the German fleet by
German crews at Scapa Flow was ac-
cepted as absolute proof Of German
duplicity and was cited by allied lead
ers IN the morning conference as
further reason why no temporizing
should be allowed
WHAT GERMANS. SAID.
In the notes received from the GER
man government last night and to
,rhtch the allies Immediately dispatched
negative replies the German government
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SEE EAST STATE
STREET FIRST

Did you get the tip from the mer-
chants on East State street2 One per-
son asked What do you mean tip2'
Well. its live bunch or merchants
who are cooperating to make il worth
Your while 10 trade on East State
street. and the tip" IS the message
10 your purse or pocketbook by See
ing East State Street FIRST" More
tips are coming tomorrow. See to-
n ghts double page advertisement
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NATIONAL
CONVENTION

chief VIM. Nil Of the Hammond FIRE
department left this afternoon for
Kansas City. where for week he viii
attend the national convention Of fire
chiefs and COP off some Of the latest
methods that fire fighters use
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South side W. c. T I. viii be held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
John 4. Gavit in Hyslop Place. The
topic for discussion VIII be Americana
zation" and there viii be talks by Mrs
Roy Cameron who has charge Of the
East Hammond nursery. Patrick Reilley
and reading by Evaughn Milliken.
There will he other interesting numbers
on the program and it is desired that
the meeting is largely attended.
Mrs Newton Hembro6 entertained
very charmingly on Saturday afternoon
att her home IN Doty street in honor Of
her daughter Vergine. The party cele-
brated her twelfth birthday anniver-
sary. Twenty-six Of her little friends
were guests and they were entertained
with two very interesting contests, the
prize in one being awarded to Evelyn
Jordan y dainty collation. was served
and the table was attractively decorated
in a color scheme Of pink and white.
From the chandelier TO the table were
stretched pink ribbons and the table
was decorated with ribbons and the CEN
ter-piece was birthday cake with
twelve pink candles The favors were
pink roses.
The weekly meeting Of Dorcas Re
bekah lodge was held Saturday evening
at I O. @. +. Hail Initiation Of a class
of candidates was followed by an en-
joyable social hour The members eff
the degree team will meet TO practice
next Saturday after the lodge session.
Mt. and Mrs. a O Merrill and fami-
ly and Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Pierce have
returned from a weeks fishing trip at
Clear Lake. Mich
Mrs Z. u Flynn. 500 Plummer ave-
nue.. was called to Monroe. Wis, by the
death Of her mother Mrs. Melville.
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GERMANS
HAVE ESCAPED
IInrERNArloNAL Mgws SERVICE

LONDON June 23.-Many Of the
Germans concerned il the sinking Of
their feet at Scapa Flow arc still at
large according to a dispatch to the
star today from Thursa, a small water
ing place on the north coast Of Scot
land 4 man hunt is being conducted
throughout the surrounding country.
According to the Thurso correspondent
10 GOO Germans had a hand in the fleets
destruction.
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Too Late To Classify

WANTED - Teamster: steady work
Northern Ind. Lumber & Coal Co.
Roberts dale. 6-23-It.
FOR SALE-New broom house. furnace
heat, electric lights. Laundry tubs. md
crn in every way Bargain. Terms cr
cash. Phone Hammond 75S 6-22-et.
clerk. Summers Phar-
m&cv. Hammond. 6-23-5t.
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WELL, HERE'S A HOT
WEATHER YARN

Jas. 3. Ortt. the state street shoe
dealer. IS authority for the statement
that his cash register became over
heated SATURDAY evening. melting one
Of the bearings. 50 tina the store
was forced TO use a large basket 70
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NOTICE.

Wanted Retail Clerks to attend i'm
portant special meeting at Moose Hail
Tuesday eve. June "a p. m. Local
No 20 r. {. L p. 4
C. BRADBORN. Sec.
6-25-2t c. JOSTES. Pres.
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Notice to Knights Of
PVthiaS

All members Of Hammond Lodge No.
20 who can possibly do SO are request
cd to attend funeral OF Bro VIM. ?. Hof-
mann. 2S6 Truman ave. Tuesday at >
D. m. 6-23-1
S. E. SWAIN c. C
". \. HOKE. X Of r. * S
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NOTICE

viii be held Monday evening a. 80
O'Clock The Entered Apprentice degree
will be conferrd.
So ERNEST s. TILLMAN. ". NJ
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Better call up The Tines and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
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Magdalen c. Reich Will give a
Dramatic and Musical Concert Wednes-
day. p m. June 25th. X Of r Hall
Holman & Ogden SITS. 6c3-5t
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dump the money in. The register is
in operation now. however. he says.
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"SIGN OR TAKE
THE RESULTS"
SAY ALLIES

tConunued from page one
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Mr. and Mrs C. e Nelson and chill
dren of Detroit street motored to Magi-
clan Lake yesterday Mr. Nelson will
return Tuesday but Mrs. Nelson and the
children will spend the remainder of
the summer al their cottage there
Mrs George TAYLOR Of Garfield street
left Friday for a visit in s.. Paul and
Nfinnea polls.
Miss Robertina Dales left Saturday
to spend the summer in California.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sherry
of Williams street Sunday. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Bashore, 81 Ma
Mia avenue have as their guests, Mr.
and Mrs William Bartlemay Of Indian
apolis.
Mrs. Diefendorf Of Buffalo is the
guest of Mrs. William NVilke of Detroit
street.
Miss Jennie Mabbs Of Doty street left
today for Allegan. Mich, for a visit be-
fore entering Columbia University for
the summer course. Miss Nina Petit
Will also attend Columbia this summer
Frances Dorsey. the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dorsey Of
Warren street remains very i'll.
Eaton Becker son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Becker Of Washington. D. c..
Is spending few DAYS in Hammond on
his way to his fathers ranch in Mon
tana.
L. s. Anderson OF Chicago is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Earl Sailors.
Mrs. Robert Byers of New London.
Wis, is in Hammond 10 spend the sum
a with her daughter Mrs. George
DoIhof of 266 Conkey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs c E. Ellison and family
have returned from motor trip TO Mil
waukee.
Last evening about twenty-four
friends OF Mr. and Mrs David H Ball
Of Mason street gathered at their home
TO celebrate their silver wedding ami
versary. IN enjoyable social evening
was passed and in conclusion a two
course luncheon was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Ball we're the recipients OF many
gifts.
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PERSONAL 40
SOCIAL NEWS.
COMING EVENTS

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club will be entertained BY Mrs +. c
Crumpacler at her home in Glendale
Park
Mrs. J. NJ. Turner will be hostess TO
the members Of the Erthstane Club al
luncheon Tuesday a her home. SOB TrC-
man avenue
The Equal Franchise League will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs
Grace Conroy In Ogden street.
The meeting of the Nizpah Class has
been postponed one week until the even
ing Of June 80 when Mrs. J f. Francis
OF East Chicago will Re hostess.
The L. @. r. M NJ Social Club Will
meet with Mrs. oscar Peterson. SGT
Michigan avenue Tuesday at 1890
served following which th<re will be a
special business session.
Pupils Of Miss Adele Dunbar viii
give a piano recital at eight o'clock
this evening at the First n T. church
in Russell street. a very attractive pro-
gram has been arranged.
The monthly meeting Of LOYAL Wom-
en-, Betheny circle. viii be held Tuesday
evening a the home of Mrs. Irene
Weldy. Sal Truman avenue.
Mrs Diefendorf Of Buffalo who IS the
guest Of Mrs. William Wilke Of Detroit
street viii be honored at two parties
this week Tomorrow afternoon Mrs
John F Becknan will entertain and on
Friday afternoon Mrs. Julius Meyn viii
h hostess in her honor a her home in
Glendale Park. Auction bridge viii be
played at both parties.
A picnic was enjoyed by the members
Of the Embroidery Club and their hus-
bands Saturday afternoon at Jackson
Park. Chicago. OF the nineteen mem
hers there were seventeen in attendance.
They n1otored in and after picnic sup
ped enjoyed the evening with gains.
Mrs @ l. Smith is entertaining the
club this afternoon at it, regular Thin
bic party.
Mrs Frank Betz and Miss sRuth
Brusel Uere hostesses at beach party
Saturday evening at Miller honoring
Miss Grace Bell who will be a summer
bride. There were between forty and
fifty young people in attendance. They
drove over from Hammond and during
the evening enjoyed an elaborate beach
supper
Hammond Chapter Ne. so O. z s
viii observe Past Matrons and Patrons
Night Tuesday at the Masonic Temple.
a six-thirty O'Clock dinner will be serv-
cd the members. Initiation viii feature
the work Of the evening the chairs be-
ing occupied by the past officers 4 So
cial time VIII follow in the banquet
room TO which the members and their
families are invited. Dancing Will he
enjoyed This viii be the closing meet
ing before the summer vacation.
The election Of officers viii feature
the meeting of Triumph Council No. II
d. Of L. this evening at the I. O. o. F.
hall in State street. There will also be
initiation OF class of candidates dur
ing the meeting
A meeting Of Liberty Camp 10. s4S7
Royal NeIghbors wiz be held this even
ing at the K and L. Of S. Hall in the
Rimbach building.
Good Shoe Repairing. Work called
for and delivered. "a hour service.
Phone 3872-Jacobs' shoe shop, 10l State
st. near Holman. Good Quality shoes
for everybody. 64tt
-. =
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Mrs Frank Betz and Miss sRuth
Brusel U-ere hostesses at a beach party
Saturday evening at Miller honoring
Miss Grace Bell who will be a summer
bride. There were between forty and
fifty young people in attendance They
drove over from Hammond and during
the evening enjoyed an elaborate beach
supper.
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The election Of officers Will feature
the meeting of Triumph Council No II
D Of l. this evening at the I. O. o. F
hall in State street There will also be
initiation OF a class of candidates dur
ing the meeting.
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Mrs L. J Flynn 500 Plummer ave-
nue. was called to Monroe Wis. by the
death Of her mother. Mrs. Melville.
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joint meeting Of the Central and
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A meeting Of Liberty Camp No. S4S7
Royal NeIghbors wiz be held this even
ing ar the X and L. Of S. Hall in the
Rinlbach building.
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Good Shoe Repairing. Work called
for and delivered. "a hour service
Phone 3S72-Jacobs' shoe shop, 10l state
st. near Holman. Good Quality shoes
for everybody 6-4-tt
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In the notes received from the Ger
man government last night and ~
which the allies Immediately dispatched
negative replies the German government
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-19
v NARUCf MATCINE.
Dvoulety hosik usmrcen broad
wayskou karou.

Pan j. Menzies, 1893 Inde-
pendence Road vyjel 81 vcera
Sc svou zenou a dvouletym syn
KEN Jifikem automobilem do
dolenniho mesta kdyz k vece
ru z vyjizdky Sc vracel, ma
rozi Broadway a Whitehead
Ave. nestesti jej cekalo. Auto
srazilo Sc totiz karou vych.
.1O5 linie, "a kterezto melody
Jifik pozbyl zivot a manzele
Ilehca byli poraneni. Hoslk "a
zpatecni jfzdy spoclval spiel v
naruci matcine & nasledkem
srazky re spank use vybec ne
probudil. Trakcni kara rozdr-
tia mu lebku, takze smrt dite
te byla okamzita. Manzele ma
lezli osetfeni v nemocnici sv,
Alexe a pozustatky Jirlkovy
poslany do blizkeho pohrobni
ckeho nstavu. Koroner bude
Ivysetrovat priciny melody.
IWSSI [tt] [WSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-19
NOVY CESKY VYPOMOC-
NY SPOLEK.

Cesky Cleveland oslavuje
dnes otevreni sveho Sesteho w
pomocneho a stavebniho spoil
ku. Capital Savings Building
and Loan Association, 5211
Fleet Ave. zahajila dnes svou
obchodni cinnost, kterezto slav
nostni otevreni move ceske Pc
nezni instituce ma Karline pro-
vazeno jest pochopitelnym "a
jmem zvlaste nasich krajanI.
Novy ten 1stav zalozen byl ma
podnet bratri JirG a "a odbor
neho prisp6ni pravnika ]. j.
ry jakoz precetnych nasich
karlinskych obchodnikG a xiv
nostnikG. K dnesnimu slavnost
nimu otevfeni pozvani vsichni
clenove, dice upsavsi, jakoz
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MESTSKA RADA VYSiLA DELEGACl
WAS1INCTONU.
GENERALNf POSTMISTR BUDE POZADAN SKON
CENf STAVKY OPERATOREK POMOCf
ARBITRACE

Hinchliffea a SulZmana. Pakli
by vSak spolecnosi arbilraci Sc
,nepOdrobili a vyjednavani Zby
'tecn6 probationary, Hinchliffe
,navrhuje, ably mesto "a trest
'nedOvolilo jim RUNE poulicni
|opravy a Sulzman zada, ably
|skebOve a hlidaCi do Clevelan-
du z jinych NEST spoleGnostmi
|importovani byli naSi policii cd
|zbrojeni a rozpuSt6ni. A pakli
ami to by nepomohlo, mestsky
pravnik najde nejake cesty a
prostTcdky vedouci ku zruSeni
Itelefonickych vysad V m6st6.
Proslycha So, re stavkujici
jsou ochotny zanechat naroku
ma uznani unie. Chteji vSak ma
vrat do prace SluSne S mimi
Zachazenl Sc strany spoleCnOSti
Operatorkam nejde tax uzna
nj unie jako o pravo organisa-
chi a arbitracni. To vSe vysv6t-
ii radni vybor gen. postmistro
vi a ponevadz pozadavky ope-
ratorek a verejnosti jsou pfija
telne, neni pochyby, ze stavka
vlivem Washingtonu brzy bu-
de ukoncena.
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IW.sS] !. [f+] !WsSl
STAVKA SLEVACU.

Ctyri sta uniovych slevaca a
700 pomocniku tychz zustavi.
10 praci v tovarnach Interstate,
Acme, Aluminium, Best Foun-
dry Co. a Cole Manufacturing
Co. Pozaduji Sc denne "a osmi
hodinove DOLBY pracovni a po-
nevada tovarnici nechteji zado
sti slevacd vyhovet, stavka bu
de dlouha. Az dosud zadne ar
bitracni vyjednavani nebylo Ia
vedeno, takze slevacskych W.
robkG zvlasle pro automobily
ubyva a jina mesta mu5l dotce
nym materialem Clevelandu
pomahati. Interstate a Bestrov
slevarny nachazeji Sc v Bed
ford.
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sirsi ceske a jinonarodnl publ
KUN. Riditelstvo spoleha ma
pfiZen naseho lidu a my row.
nez j5me presvedceni, re Capt.
tai Savings, Building and Loan
Association ma dobrou budou
|cnost.
lWSSl III IWsS
MA SJEZDU.
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Mestska rada konala

M6stska rada konala ycera
vecer zvlaStnf schuzi, "a nlz
rokovano o skonceni stavky o.
peratorek telefonickych spo
lecnosti ma konec rozhodnu-
to, ably zvlastni radni delegace
vyslana byla do WashingtOnu
pozadat generalniho postmi-
stra Burlesona, ably Zdejsi tele-
fonicke spoleCnosti donutil k
vyjednavani Sc stavkujicimi,
kterouzto dohodou stavka by
Sc skoncila a telefonicka sluz
ba napravila. Radni deiegace
pozustavajici z panG Townese,
Damma, Beckera a Michella,
vyjede dnas. ,Panu Burlesono-
vi byla navsteva nasich rad
Mich jiz oznamena a to cestou
telegrafickou. Clenove zvlastni
no toho radniho vyboru poje-
dou do WashingIonu ma vlastni
utraty domu vrati Sc asi pfl
Sti stredu. Hlavni ipozadavek
radnich zustane, aby general
nj postmistr prinutil spolecno-
sti k arbitracnimu vyjednava-
nj, ktereztO resOluce schvale-
ny vcera ma podnet radnlch
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[WSSl It'll WSSl
ZASILKY DO CZECH.

Zasilky do Czech budou Sc
prijimati pouze jest6 do pom
d6lka vecer, 21. cervence. Be-
dny budou Probulove dnes
do vecera vydavany, ably kaz-
dy, kdo mini jeSte darky do
Czech poslati, mohl 81 b6hem ne
dele pondeli zasilku pfipravi
ii.
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SOCIALISM, RUTHENBERC
OPET ZATCEN.

Socialisticky kandidat ufa-
du mayora, G.. E. Ruthenberg,
svolal ma vcerejSek vecer poll
'tickou schulz do Royal sine ma
Woodland Ave-, ably promluvil
0 sve kandidatufo a dalSlch
soc. cekancich. SchGzi navstl-
vilo asi 400 osob tato rozpu
stena byla policii, kdyz hlavni
recnik Ruthenberg prohodil,
re svetova valka byla We sku-
tecnosti hromadnym vrazde-
MIN. Policejni censor spatroval
v poznamce te jakesi poburova
nj a Ruthenberg byl zatcen pro
poruseni Freemanovych zako-
MI proti radikalnim zivlGm.
Zarceny musel prespat noe ma
n5tredni stanici, ponevadz soud
cove, ktefi by jeho zaruku ak
ceptovali ,nebyli k dosazeni.
Vcerejsi vpad do Royal sine
veden byl zfiz enci loyalni IL
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