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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
PUNISHMENT ron WAR.


In case any nation makes war with
out first submitting the question at
issue to arbitrator the pOssowing are
the possible courses open to the
league:
Severance of diplomatic relations
IIetween members OF tine Ieagres asld
the rccalcitrant power, economic bio
cade of the nation refusing arbitr a-
tion or recommendation by the execIi-
tive council for the use of force The
use of force. however, will leave
each power freedom of action under
its constitution to make the necessary
declaration of war.
The international peace force urged
by the French, was put to a vote yes
terday and was Overwhelmingly de-
feated. Only the French and
CzechO-SIovaI1s voted in its favor.
with this feature eliminated the con-
stitutiOn was adopted unanimously.
Congratulations on securing the
adoption of the league constitution
were sent 10 the American headquar-
tiers before this afternoons pIenary
session.
Members of the league constitution
committee declared il was .'the golden
despite contrary rumOrs. the French
arc soIidIy behind the constitution.
The constitution includes a pre-
amhIe of a5 articles, il having been
increased from the original - arti>
cles during yesterdays session. The
last articles are devoted purely to
parliamentary matters. The others
cover the organization of the league.
PREAMBLE.
The preamble follows: I'm order TO
promote International cooperation
and secure internatiom peace and Sc
Curity by acccptace OF obligations NOT
to resort to war, by prescription of
open. just and honorable relations be-
tween nations by the firm establish |
mcnt of understanding of internation-
al law as an actual rule Of conduct
among governments. and by nlainte-
nance of justice and sCrupulous respect
for all treaty obligations in the deal
ings of organized peoples with one
another. the powers signatory to this
covenant adopt this constitution OF
the league of nations
DEL. .EGATES TO MEET.
Article one declares that action of
members of the league shall he ef-
fccted through the instrumentality of
d body of deleEates representing the
high contracting parties. Of meeting
Mt moro frequent intervals of an eN-
pcntive council and of a permanent
secrctariat to be estab>
Iished at the scat of the league"
At STATED INTERVALS.
Article two Stipulates that meetings
lf delegates shall be held at stated
intervals and from time to time as
lie occasion requires for the purpose
IF dealing with matters within tho
of the league.
Each high contracting party will
laVc one vote and not more than three
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representatives
CALLED BY U. S.
Article four provides for a majority
vote deciding all questions and tIlna
tho first meeting of delegates and tho
executive council shah be snmmoneya
BY the president Of the United states.
The cunststmriou prosidsAs tlaaz ref~
resentntives and league officials shan
enjoy diplomatic. privileges and Emsnu-
mites and tIlat the leagues buildings
shall enjoy extra terrftoriaIlfy''
COUNCIL PROVIDED.
The executive council consists og
representatives OF the United States
British empire, France Italy and sJa-
pan, together with representatives OF
the four other members of the IeaEuo
to be selected by the delegates ON
such principIs and in such a manner
as they see fit. The council must meet
at least once a year.
ARMS REDUCED.
Article eight says the thigh cOn-
tracing parties recognize the prln-
ciple that maintenance of peace will
require the reduction OF national ar
maments to the lowest point consistent
with natioal safety
The executive council Is to f0rmnIate
plans for effecting such reduction and
determine what .'milltary equipmenE
and armament Is fair and reasonahle.s
SECRETARIAT APPOINTED.
The permanent secretariat OF the
league viii be established at the seat
of the league. The seeretariat SHAH
such secretaries and stafr as
may be required iundeS the general di-
rection and control or u secretary gen-
eral, who shall be CHOSEN by the exe-
cutive council. afg o4
The secretary, gcnefal appoints the
subject 10 confirmation by
The eNecntive council Exnenses OF the
are borne by memhers OF
lhe league.
MUST PROVE SINCERITY.
''No state will be admitted to the
league unless Il is able to give efgec-
live guarantees OF its sincere fnten-
ion to observe inteFnatfona loblfga-
tions and unless il shall confFom To
'ach principle as may be prescribed
BY the league in regard TO its naval
and military forces and armamenc''
NO SECRECY.
''The high contracting parties aerea
hat the manufacture by ProvinciaIeng
erprisc of munitions and implements
II war lends itself to grave objections
md direct the executive council 10
ldvise how the evil attendant unon
uch manufacture can he prevented,
lue regard being paid TO the neces-
titles of those countries which are not
Lhlc to manufacture themselves mu-
iitions and implements of war neces-
ary for their safety.
The high contracting parties un-
lcrtalSe i'm no way 10 conceal from
ach other the conditions OF such OF
heir industries as are capable OF he-
ne adapted to war purposcs or the
Gale of their aFmaments ana agree
Continued on page six.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14

The O5th Artillery, including n num-
ber OF well known Pendleton men. will
parade in Pcndleton Sunday after
noon. The above message from Col.
KerfoOt, commnndcr of the regiment,
was received this afternoon by Mayor
J. l.. Vaughan and caused great de-
light among those who want 10 see the
boys OF the G5th and show filem APP
propPiate honor.
Plans are now lpcinR weTked gut Cor
n fitting reception 10 the Heroes of
this regiment which went through
some OF tho hardest campaigning on
the western front. The boys VIII ne
fed by the Red Cross and Honor
Guard.
As previously announced the fire
bell will he rung three times and the
ringing repeated three times as a sig
mai thnt the train will arrive i'm the
city within an hour. This signal will
he given 10 as To allow local people To
get down town for the event which
promises to he one of the most event
fuI OF the war.
The exact hour OF the trains arrival
cannot yCs be told. A closer line will
be secured on this by tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
CAR CONDUCTOR SHOT
AFTER HOLD-UP FAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I4.-Police
are today searching for two masked
bandits who help up street car at
the entrance of a tunnel at the beach
end of Golden Gate Park late last
night and shot Conductor Albert son,
ner. who may die. .Fr
One highwayman, with a revolver.
jumped on the rear end of the car
and grappled with Sonner, while the
other attacked Motorman F'linchem
with a hammer. After n brief strug-
gle both were forced from the car.
While Sonner was replacing the trolly
which the men had pulled down. one
OF the men returned and fired point
blank at him. the bullet entering the
abdomen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
HELIX BANK ELECTS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

At an adjourned annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Bank of Helix
held at that place yesterday afternoon
the following board OF directors was
elected: w. L. Thompson, Gunder
Terjeson, w. II. Dale, Carl Kupers
and Fred II. Nose. The officers are
w. l. Thompson, president; Gunder
Terjeson and Carl Kupers, vice presi-
dents: Fred Fl. Nose, cashier; Irene
Ruther. assistant cashier.
Mr. Nose who takes the place of
Manuel FriedIy on the board OF direc-
tors and succeeds Mr.. Kupers as CASH
iei. buy recently received his discharge
from the army having been in the ord
nance department. Before joining
the army he was "a resident of Pilot
Rock.
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Los ANGELES READY
FOR TROUBLEMAKERS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14.-Police
are taking precautions against the in
vasion OF l. w W. and other agitators
reported to be headed for Los Ange-
les from Seattle. A number already
have been taken from the trains at
Santa Barbara, ta
1t is believed theyintend to fOment
difficulties in harbor shipyards if pos
sible.
Los Angeles is ready for any trou-
BILE makers" said Chief of Police But
Ter today "Agitators might as well
know that Los Angeles will not stand
for their trouble making tactics one
minute"
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So many requests have come from
mothers asking that their
babies be weighed and measured that
Mrs. NJ. O. Bennett. head of the coun-
T. committee In charge. has made ar
raugements for the use of the Field
school on Alta street for this purpose
tomorrow. Not only are mothers liv-
ing in outlying districts invited 10
bring their children To the school,
house, but any mother in PendletOn
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DURATION OF
BUTTE STRIKE
SOON TO BE
DETERMINED

t.mBUTTE, Feb. 1i.--Whether the
:, strike tielng up Butte will he
hrol1en or continued indefinitely
twill he determined by a strike vote
of mine engineers Saturday night,
Mayor NIaIoncy today predicted
TO tho United Press.
&. bAalOney's action at the offset
or the tsrikc in threatening 10 dis
charge ali fircncn and policemen
because they could not he paid
was one OF the outstanding fca-
lures of the walkOut. being car
ricd exclusively In United Press
dispatches that day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
PICKET
DENVER SCHOOLS
SHUT BY STRIKE

DENVER. Fch. 1t.-Mothcrs
formed another new picket line
here this morning i'm an effort TO
OXEN a score OF public schools
cluScd Sincc Monday by the walk
out of engineers who failed 20
obtain higher Wages The T'arcut-
teachers Association decided to
picket after the strikers Succeeded
in IyciSuudins strlkcbfcakcrs TO
leave their posts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
MAY BE MEASURED
AT FIELD SCHOOL TOMORROW

who desires is welcome also. How.
ever. nurses from 81. Anthonys hos
pital will continue going 10 the varf-
GUS homes today 20 contfnus the
work.
About 80 children were weighed
and measured YESTERDAY. bot q la rx-
pected that the number today VIII ea.
coed this considerably. There are $50
babies IN the city who come within
the age. which Il from one 70 aix
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
NOT BEHIND STRIKE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Nonc OF
the aliens awaiting deportation from
Ellis island had any connection with
the copper miners strike. it is declar-
cd. by agents of the department or
Jusiice. They arc being held for the
possible deportation, rs undesirable
citizens. M ..... ....r
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POLICE FORCE
ISOVERWHELM|NGLY DEFEATED,
FRENCH STAND BY AGREEMENT
BY FRED FERGUSON

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Feb. 14.-The first world constitution was
made public this afternoon when President Wilson read
the draft of the league of nations organization before
general peace conference While not containing any
provisions for any of international police force the
constitution includes stringent designed pre-
vent future wars. i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
TACOMA ROUNDS UP
ALL UNDESIRABLES

TACOMA, Feb. 14.-Immigration
authorities are preparing for the de-
portation of as large number of unde-
sirable aliens is is directed by the fed
eral immigration commissioner. The
majority of these are now in custody.
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$4,000 MORE FOR
STATE HOSPITAL

SALEM. Feb. 14.-( Especial to the
Ea st Oregonian.l The ways and
means committee has increased the
Ea, stern oregon Hospital maintenance
appropriation Sl0.o0O over the amount
oris inally agreed upon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
HEROES FROM
FRANCE HERE
50 MINUTES
Steiwer With Regiment
Says Wire Received by
Mayor From Colonel Ker-
foot.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. IA, 1913.
j. L. Vaughan, Mayor,
PendIetOn, Ore.
Sixty Fifth Artillery
leaves Omaha Friday 2 p. m.
1t thanks PendIetOn for kind
invitation. If appropriate
hour will stop for 80 minutes
and give short parade. Lieu
tenant Steiwer with regi-
ment on second train.
COL. KERFOOT.
1858 p. m.
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GREETINGS FOR THE DAY

of
each soldier boy should have)
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Continued on page ski
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This paper is a member ard audited
BY the Audit Bureau OF CALCULATIONS.
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UCTENf PAMATKY ROosE-
vELTOVY cLEvELANDEM.


Narodni ztratu utl'penou ma
|hlym skonem byvaleho presi-
|denta Roosevelta, vzpomenuta
Dude Clevelandem v hodinu po
|hrbu, kdy zastavena bude prd
myslova vyroba, jak znelo wee
rejsi prani mayora Davise. Me-
kolika minutovym tichem Ii
ira v ,l2:45 hod. odp. ucti nase
mesto pamatku velikeho Ame-
Iricana.
Pri vcerejsi schuzi mestske
Irady vzpomenuto bylo zesnu-
lleho povstanim pri kterem We
Inovaf vrelou' vzpomfnku jeho
lcinnosti predsedo mestske ra-
! dy Calm.
z Ohia mezi jinymi smutec-
mimi hosty dostavi Sc do Oy-
lster Bay W.. F. Browne To
lleda, osobni pritel zesnu)eho
Ip!ukovnika k nemuz Sc pripoJi
la. l.. Garford, drivejsi kand!-
|dat ma guvernertsvi Ohia ma
tlfctk, nropreSivni stranV.
Podobne jako v jinych me.
|stech Soustati spusteny byly
ivlajky do poloviny zerdi 9
zprava o skonu Roosevelta sls
Iod 1st X ustdm.
V r1znych clevelandskycl
|chramech konany budou smu
ltccni obrady "a kterych vzpe
lminano bude zasluh zesnuleh'
expresidenta.
Theodore Roosevelt navstl
vii Cleveland posledne dine z.
|stopadu 1916, kdy mluvil
Central zbrojnici. Tehdejsi je
no privitani nejen We zbrojni'
|ale ma nasich ulicich bylo ne
lspornym dukazem jake popl
Ilarite Sc mezi obyvatelstvel
IteSil. Mluvil tenkrate We pr
}spech kandidatury 'republik'
ma Hughese, jenz pri presidel
skych volbach podlehl Wills
lhOvi.,
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Wl!,S',S!] [WlIl!s'.sl
MA NAVSTEVE.

Byvaly Clevland'an pan Jo-
!sef Kosta Indiany prodleva
pfitomne v nasem meste ma ma
|vsteve svych pribuznych a pri
tonne je hostem p. j. Routy
ma Praze. Obc. Kosta usazen
|byl Clevelandu kamz pfijel
Y Prilepu cd Milevska, pred 35
lety a zde puvodne pracoval V
|newburzskych ocelarnach, ma
|cez zakoupil farmu v Indiane.
|Od te dolby kdy mesto nase O.
pustil, Cleveland dockal Sc pry
velikych zmen to ku svemu
prospechu, kterezto zmeny. Sc
|p. Kostovi zamlouvaji. Tyz. ma
|zde dive sestry, pani JOS Voji-
kovou a Annu Popelkovou a
do sveho domova do Indiany
|nastoupi cestu v patek.
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LEKARNfK jEDLicKA
s ZEMkEL.

Vcera rano, 80 minut po
seste hodine zemfel jeden z
nejznamejsfch ceskych lekar-
nlkd v Clevelandu, pan Jan
Jedl.cka, 5474 Broadway. Po-
dlehl epidemii chripky, "a niz
zanet Pile Sc vyvinul kteraz-
to choroba We veku 40 let skon
jeho urych.ila. Pohreb zesnu-
leho ustanoven ma ctvrtek.
Jan Jedlicka vychovan byl v
nasem meste kde jiz We SVEN
jinoSstvi venoval Sc oboru le-
karnickemu, v kterezto profe-
81 hehem let nabyl znacne pro-
,m:nence jak v kruzich odbor-
|nych tax v lidovych massach
mezi nasimi krajany Ameri-
kany. A rovnez v cizonarod-
mich kruzich spolkovych, u ma
lseho G. S. P. S., tesil Sc znacne
znamosti j zWlastnimu preda-
ctvi. TAX ku prfkladu byl Zed-
Irarem 80 stupne, vynikajicim
clenem Oriental loze Templa-
I'll, zaujimal RUNE ,hodnosti U
bratrstva LesnikI jakoz i y
kruzich akademickych. Byl te
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NAHLA sMRT.
Otec smirciho soudce v. Zoula
ranen ,byl mrtvici ma kins-
man Road.

Kdyz vcera vecer. pan josef
Zoul, otec smirciho soudce vi
lena Zoula, vyckaval mezi-
mestske kary ma Kinsman Rd.
biz vych. 139 ul., zachvacen
byl nahle mdlobOu a nez lekai
mohl Sc dostaviti, mrtvica jeJ
|zahubila. Tyz byval prislusni.
ken naseho mesta jiz pred pa
desati roxy, posledni leta by
dlel vSak ma farme V Orange
taunsipu. Bratr jeho p. Vacla>
Zoul zije .pfitomne V Cechach
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W!S|Sl !! W!!!| MSIsl M,lI!;S.Issl
DRAzsf PLYN.

Cd 6. lnora prirodni plyn|
bude zdrazen ma 35 cent? "a
tisic ctverecnich stop. Nynejsf
cena je 80 cent?. Predseda
East Ohio plynarnicke spolec-
nosti pravi, ze ku zdrazenl do
nutilo spolecnost zdrazovani
prace v dobe valky. Pred VOL
nou stale vrtani studne ma plyn
$4,000 a nyni stojf $4,000.
Rovnez pokladani potrubi Sc
zdrazilo, takze spolecnost mu-
sela ma zvyseni rovnez pony
Sleti. Drazsi plyn bude az do
| r. 1921, kdy kontrakt spolec-
nosti 6 m6stem vyprsi, nace2
opet move sazby budou zave-
deny.
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POLfClSTA JOSEF MARES
Il ~PODLEHL ZRANENl.

Loni sedmeho prosince V Z
hodin vacer mestsky straznik
Josef Mares, 1170S Miles Ave.
jel pol. autem po Broadway a
bllz Magnet Ave. trakcn{ kara
do dotceneho stroje vrazila,
"a kterezto melody Mares wy
mrsten byl ma dlazbu, prava no
ha mu prerazena a rovnez vni-
trni utrpel poraneni. Byl do
praven do nemocnice sv. Alex
Use kde dnes dopoledne o 10.
hodine tehdejsimu poraneni
podlehl.
Josef Mares narodil Sc V ma
sem meste pred 49(lety, v NEST
'sAych sluzbach. stravil % roxy
la 6 mesicd, nalezel k posadce
!pateho precinktu, kterazto po-
licejni 'stanice ma Broadway
Iroh vych. 70 ul. sc naleza. Byl
|vzornym mestskym zrizencen
- "a dlouhe sve pol. sluzby
ami jedina stiznost vuci neml
Sc nevyskytla. Byl rovnez dlol
holetym clenem Loze Palecky
I3. 317, RytirI Pythiovych, ia
Aoz prislusnikem pol. pensij
|niho fondu. Mimo vdovy zdsta
|vil .24leteho syna Josefa, archi
tekta zamestnaneho We vlad
mich lodenicich v New Yorku
ljakoz tri dftky nedospele. M
} mo uvedenych zanechal velic
rozvetvene pribuzenstvo a eel
llegie pratel znamyeh. Budi
! (cest >jeho pamatce.
W!l!sssl 81 MSS Nggs,sl
/ DRAzSf PLYN.
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~ Kam to vede, kdyz 81 p.
manzel zabrousi, dozvite se phi
pfedstaveni Dram. Sboru Tyl
v nedxli dne IL. ledna v Ces. N.
Sini na Broadway. Zaopatrte
81 vstupenky u p. Vacka, tam.
tex. .AasI.
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M!!!z'ss;'S';;l .; s Ms;S Y;
z URADOVNY TAJEMNlKA
cES. MAR. SDRUZENf.

Dram. Sbor "Tyl" o.
devzdal v sobotu dne a.
ledna 1919 cisty vyte-
EEK z divadia "Paseka-
ri" sehraneho dne 25.
pros. 1913 We prospech
daru Ceskoslov. repu- :
blice $1O7.36
Cd pi. Hartmanove :. $50
Cd. pi. Edelsteinove. 1.5O
! |vI IJNs.
Celkem $11O.36
Jos. Masek, tai. Ifad.
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MLADY MUz hleda praci v
reznickem obchode pri sekani
masa. Haste Sc v adm. t. listu.
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itchy pracovnik, skronlny, va
zny i dobrosrdecny muz, jehoz
skon pIscbi stesk vsude kdez
jeho pdsobeni bylo naezite O.
cenovano. Zustavil vdovu, dee
rusku, bratra sestru, jakoz i
siroky kruh pribuzensky.
Budiz cest jeho pamatce.
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NEHODA ZRANENEHO
VOJfNA.

Ma Euclid Ave. pfisel vcera
k urazu vyslouzilec re svetove
valky K. M. Martin, 87O7 Vine
yard Ave. Ia prechazeni ulice
zakopl o trakcni kolejnici a
prerazil 81 pravici.
Martin vratil Sc z Francie
pred tydnem jako invalida. V
bitve We vyseku Luneville sire
len byl mem. kulometem do ra-
meme i do prsou, takze dalsiho
valceni byl neschopen a nas'e-
dovne domn musel byti poslan.
Zde byl chovancem vladni ne.
mocnice a vcera vySel 81 prvne
ma prochazku, ktera nehodou
zakoncila.
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WSSI WS,s'
VENKOVSKA TRACEDIE.

Farmar M. Jaeger usazeny
bliz mestecka Gallon, o., "a
stfelil vcera svou 28letou man.
Zelku Marii, nacez vehnal s!
ranu lovecke pusky do hlavy
a rovn6z byl mrtev okamzite.
Sousede tvrdi, re Jaeger dopu
still Sc krveproliti v zarlivosti.
Jaegerovic zGstavili dive ditky,
Sletou Marii a 10leteho Jana,
kterezto ditky budou pos!any
do sirotcince, ponevadz sjsou
bez krevnlch pfibuznych.
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We PROSPECT "YCELEK',

Prijdte Sc podivat ma mad
herne Subertovo dilo "ZNE",
ktere svym poutavym a re III
vota vzatym obsahem dobylo
81 prvni ceny We vsech velkych
divadlech ceskych. Sehraje
Dram. Krouzek "Vcelka" v
nedeli dine 19. ledna. v Ces.
Mar. Sini. Listky v pfedpro-
deli v obch. p. Vacka tamtez.
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PRIME Sc zena ma domacl
praci. Haste Sc v (. 4918 Nc
Bride Ave., po 6 hod. vecer.
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WSSl [Mss]
POINCARE NAVSTfVf SPOJ.
STATY v CERVNU.

Pariz, 6. ledna. - President
francouzske republiky Poinca-
re navstivi Ameriku bud kon-
cem cervna neb v prvnl polovi
ci cervence, jak sam dnes vecer
prChlasil zastupci spojeneho IT,
sku. Kdyz mu bylo oznameno,
re bude privitan jako nikdb
pred MIN, odpov6d6l: Nehle-
dem slavu a okazalosti uvita-
nj, preji 81 jen vysloviti Ameri-
ce a Americandm dfky "a to,
co ucinili pro svobodu a Fran
eli. ! 49,, =
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~ 'sPan manzel ma zapovS-
zenych cestach" jest naxev
rozpustile frasky, ktera pro hu
NOR byla hr1na ma vsech jevi-
Stitch. Zamluvte 81 listky cas-
v obchods p. Vacka v 6. N. ST.
nj ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07
My!ss!A My!!s 81 MlssI!Sl MlssI!Sl
OTEPLENl.

Studena vlna, objevivsi Sc
zde Novem roce je ma ustu-
pu a povetrnostni vladni We
stec slibuje brzke otepleni.
Dnes vecer ma sic pa,etovat
snih, Ultra vsak jizni vetry ark
tickou vlnu uplne vytlaci a mir
ma povetrnost bude pry nasle-
dOvat.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
RICHES, like responsibilities, seek the
shoulders which are able to carry them
MERCHANTS OF INTEREST.

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The Washington times., 1919-01-13
Ldleness Is the Mother of Misery

The Department officials tyng before Committee Labor
unemployment holding off the
employ
everybody everywhere, order avoid the idnsS
international
Bankers issued pamphlet dated September 1914 which follows