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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

Gov. Black has announced the
names of several Kentucky eduea-
tors whom he will call together
Immediately after he is elected, for
the purpose of mapping out II de-
finite plan for educational advance
ment in the state. and further
states that one of the things to be
decided upon is the matter of a
substantial increase in q the 6ala-
ries of the common school teach
ers. This is one among the cry
ing needs of our state. for if there
is any class of workers that need
an increase In wages it is the pub
lie school teachers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

, Was there. ever a. man. =as=ineon I
sistant as Edwin p. Morrow, rhsl
Republican capidate for 'goyrnorE
p, In his trip through the caste n'
counties Of .the@ssate hs-detpap fep
what heltermed --1.Der nocratfc5t ~
'travigance,a a md; sspnoEisedN- Gut
most -economy--if- elscted- Governor,
Then the very next week on. his
tour through the Purchase he see
mingfy' forgot all. these, !, Promises
and maAe aeSolsmn yaw, that If ell
ected he, would not only give them
a branch of the agriculture and
Mechanical College but would hold
a State Fair in Paducah for their
special -benffit. He's great on prom
ises-this fellow Marrow. .-..
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08
wANTED-Men or women n

take orders among friends and
neighbors for the genuine gparan-
teed hosiery. Full, line for men. lwor
men. children. Eliminates darning.
We pay a6Qs an 'hoar1 sparsat time or
.S24.'a week for full time. nEtp&ff-
ence unnecessary. Write Internati-
onal Stocking Mills, Norristown,P Pa.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

I'll be doggoned if, there's not
something wrong about this here
primary. You Democrats have a
ballot as;along as my arm, while
ours just has three or four names
on it, The poor old fellow did
not know that the Republican ma
chine bossed by A. 7. Hert, for
merly OF Indiana, had sometime
previous met andedeeideds swh0, Ale
Republican candidates wssrs III he,
while the Democratic party, be-
lieYing in the freedahr Of the ballot
left the matter to be decided by
the Democratic voters at the polls.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Il. or one of my deputies will be
at Helm October 7th Buford Oct.
Sth and at Bells Rum Oct the 9Th.
for the purpose Of assessing the
within said precincts, ~,
ID. u. WARD,
Tax Comr' ohio County.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

This time a year ago, the editor
yours truly! instead of busting his
shoes at the front door step. of
home in the evening, had a sort Of
habit pouring the French mud ont
of his shoes and hanging his socks
on the barn door before entering
for the night.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

During the past few days, all in
terests have centered upon the
League Game.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

The frost is on the pumpkin,
The folders in the shock.
If Santa'll bring a quart Of booze
Ill show hang up my sock.
ts IT. Stevens.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

Upon coming out Of the voting
place last ,pripary election day NJ
were amdsed bs ns1ana e SfRns
can friend of ours when he said"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

-.
Tomorrow. October 8. has been
designated as General Cleanup
Day, and FEire-,and Accident sPrs-.
Day not only fefetffe= CITY
or Hartford but for the county and
,stats@, an weiisadR ifiss isNan~orfer Stffaea'
should not be overlooked as upon
the cleanliness ofSoaf enviysnpents
depends shes pdsiaasl ana sd@ns-,
lty. health; BY cleaningup our back
yards, lots, stables, toilets ect.
We will not only Ss4l to insure
the healt+-of26 lir swp> famiiiesf but
that of ouFs,,. neighbsa sts,sssas weil.>
Why not, white ~ siE, bpa itSrs-
place thaesss;;leskyi's ssipys pipe aadyt
"daub" up ,the crack \ In ne fiue:
~ G.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

The fall amendments have fall
en- and great was the fall thereof.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
ARCADIA VALLEY

Harry Thomas is working for
Hjalmar Carlson.
The Godfrey's, of Jerome. were
guests at the R. r. Goemmer home
Thursday
The Riddles started for Nevada
last Tuesday, but the storm made
them head back home. They got as
far as Rogerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casio went to Hager-
man to spend Thanksgiving with the
Newell family.
The Christmas committee has been
appointed as follows: Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. Wilcox Every
one be ready to fall into line at
the first call.
Harry Thomas visited his brother
last Sunday.
Mrs. Boyd and Miss Hart spent
Thursday night at the Ryan home
The sisters expect to leave Wednes-
day for their old home in Arkansas.
Miss Rust will be at the school
house on Friday TO examine the chill
dren.
Skating is good on Lake Arcadia
and many are enjoying the first heavy
ice.
Hjalmar Carlson and Ted Brough
we're visitors at the Oliver home last
Sunday.
There was a good crowd at the
poultry culling at H. J. Goemmers
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roers dined at the
Goemmer home Friday.
We had a good Thanksgiving day
Everyone enpoyed the dinner and a
social time.
Don't forget the farm bureau
meeting Friday evening at sever
O'Clock. Election OF officers for the
coming year and a number OF ad
dresses by the officers OF the county
A lunch will be served.
The Pratt and Haberman families
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
COULDN'T MATCH THAT STORY
Senator Set Altogether Too Fast 4
Pace for Even Veteran Gore
to Fellow.

\ senator was entertaining some
friends with stories about the Arizona
desert. when A bore Joined the party.
This bore was the Kind of chap
that always laughs in the wrong place
ana spells story hy trying to GUESS its
climax. Tile senator undertook to
silence him.
Poor FerguSon" he said. THAT
was a close shave ne had in the desert
last August"
"Sunstroke. of course" said the bore.
NO not exactly" said THE senator
you see. Ferguson stumbled acct
dtutally on the Cauldron -our famous
spring you know. that CUISINES out of
the rock at freezing point and imme-
diately begins TO boil from the fierce
heat of the sun"
"Of course of course" said the bore
And what happen u 20 Ferguson? Did
he fan in the caullron and boil to
death? Get on with your story man.
"Ferguson fell in." SAID the senator.
but he managed to scramble oui
again. The peril however. was NOT
yet over for him. Our Arizona air. you
see. is so dry that Il ah>or' moisture
villa astonishing rin'dity Wcu III.
boiling water in r,r-uSon's clothes
evuporated so fest ihHi the poor f,l
low instantly froz. s'if"
y see" >ail tha bore. lie d . OF
cold WE'LL that reminds lite"
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
ELDORADO HEIGHTS

The ladies of the Eldorado club
gave their annual dinner on Thanks
giving day at Rev c. A. Narnum's.
which was the most largely attend
ed of any of these occasions. \
most sumptuous dinner was served
to about one hundred and twenty
five guests. During the noon hour
the community spirit prevailed ev-
erywhere. some eating, some making
merry and others singing old famil-
lar songs. \ very pleasing program
was given in the afternoon. Mrs. c.
r. Kays rendered two instrumental
selections on the piano Mrs. II. b
Jones sang Molly Darling" and "A
Little Bit of Heaven" accompanied
by Mrs. Rays. P. G. Fairman and
c. r. Rays sang duet, accompanied
by Miss Mabel Fairman Mr. Mich
ener, from south of town, favored
the guests with two of his very en-
tertaining readings. p G.. Fairman
and his nephew. Paul, gave a piano
duet, which was much appreciated.
but the feature OF the afternoon was
the play. Sewing for the Heathens."
given by the ladies' The cast was
as follows: Nicely. the Dutch Hired
Girl" Mrs R. H. Griffiths, Mrs
Judd, the hostess" Mrs. Albert
Strain; Mrs. Chesty. the president
Of the sewing society" Mrs II. b
Jones' The bride" Mrs David Full
kerson; "Lueila Higgins, the old
maid" Mrs. Frank Garritson the
rich Mrs. R. B. Powers" Mrs Chas.
Wiswall; Grandma Gibbs" Mrs. D.
w Salladay; Mrs. Strong" Mrs. A.
w. Atwood; Mrs Meeker," Mrs NJ
X Chess"-which couldn't have been
better had they all been movie stars,
and talk about stars-thats what
they all were. The play was surely
a great success, a scream from start
to finish, but then that is what we
have learned to expect from the Ell
dorado ladies and here's hoping they
have another next year
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mason were call
ed to Shoshone this week by the
illness of Mrs Masons father We
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Rays were Sun
day dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs
II. B. Jones.
Mrs. Cassius King is suffering
from an attack of lumbago.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
APPLETON

Remember the evangelistic services
that Rev. Flanagan is Conducting at
the school house. Mr.. Swing. Of Je-
rome. is leading the singing. Ser
vices every night but Saturday.
The farm bureau meeting Will be
held at the school house Friday af-
ternoon. Ladies are requested TO
bring lunch for their family and one
bachelor Hot coffee will be served
free. Be sure you are there.
Mr.. Trail, Of Jerome was a
Thanksgiving guest at c. II. Humnh-
rey's.
G. H. Erdman is suffering from q
badly crushed foot.
]. H. Silbaugh and family and W
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
should BE Quarnntin..,

Many physicians believe h.
one who has bad cola Ila' any.
completely Isolated TO preye ~Ou'a DO
mem oers OF the family and assoo U,asf
from contracting the disease s''O'lalei
are about as catching as ~ mo- 'Ola'
one thing sure thc sooner , s1'
himself OF cold thc less dan s4s 'la.
find Il better medicine than cS o'e you
lain's Cough Remedy 10 aid "1 Sn.
curing a cold N 'ou 10
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

made trip to Twin Falls last Tues
day
Mr. Caste is driving the school
wagon.
Mrs Roberts returned from the
east Friday She is spending a lit
tie time in Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. r Goemmer have
the congratulations of the valley on
the arrival of little James Harlan,
last Friday morning
There was a surprise party at the
Suckel home last Friday evening.
As chairman of the Arcadia branch
of the farm bureau. H. j. Goemmer
attended the meeting at GoOding
last Saturday.
Mr.. Crane and family are living
on the Witty place
On Friday evening, December 9TH
beginning at p m sharp. the farm
bureau will hold its annual com
munity meeting at the church. Both
county agents will be with us. alsC
Miss Rust. the county nurse. an'
Miss Holt. the club leader We eX
pect to have some music. readings
and a lunch. besides election of of
hcers for 1920 General discussion
of important problems Come pre-
pared to join the farm bureau an'
the entire community is urged to b'
present This is an important meet
ing to everyone Interested in firm
/ life and a good time is assured you
Please be on hand at seven O'Clock
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
ChamberIain's Tablets

These tablet are intended espec-
tally for indigestion and constipation
They tone up the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions nat
urally. They act gently On the liver
and bowels, thereby restoring the
stomach and bowels to a healthy con
dition. When you feel dun. stupid
and constipated give them a trial.
You are certain to be pleased with
their effect
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

Mr. and Mrs John Rigney and
family and the Rev. Thompson. Of
the Christian church Of Pocatello,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Strain at dinner last Sunday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

DO not overlook .ceing Bill Hart
in his latest. and one of his best
pictures, at tho Rialto next Monday
and Tuesday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
GoItz pry nepIjde.

N6mecky general Won der Goltz
ode pTel poslechnouti rozkazu mirove
konference, ably odtahl q baltickych
provincii Ruska. ktere svJm voj
skem obsazeny ma Krone Polakd
konference nikoho nema. kdo by il
proti Goltz0vi pomohl. Polaci sa
mi jiz jsou tolik s bolSev1ky zamest-
mani a sami donna mali tolik prace.
re Spojenci sotva mohou move ma ne
vzkladati povinnosti. AmeriGti dd-
stojnici nedavno Litvy Sc vrativsi
isou toho nahledu. re Goltz sam O
sve Will odtahne z teSo casti ne
cha obyvatelstvo, jez vetsiny jest
zam6stnano vzdelavanim p6dy. urov-
natl sve pomery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
PrOhlaSeni FitZpatricka.

John Fitzpatrick. pfedseda ma
rodniho vyboru ocelafskeho u Anne.
ricke Federace Prace prohIasiI V
nedeli:
"Soudce Gary Sc vyslovil. ze ma
81 900. 900. 900. ably znicil unie.
kte1e z1cestneny jsou We stavce II.
tfejsi. Mfnil tim. ze bude hledet
nad6lati re zam6stnanc1 utrokG.
Stavka. ktera Ultra zahajena bude,
neni stavkou iedinou, nybrz isou to
"a rGzne stavky. vyvolane stejnym
poctem mezinarodnich unii d6lnik1
v ocelarskem pr6myslu. Zastupce
kazde mezinarodni unie bude ma
miste v kazdem ocelarskem stredi-
sku. by Tfdil stavku. Otazkou ie,
zda soudce Gary ie vetsl rez vrchni
vykonny 1rednik naroda presi-
dent Wilson. Soudce Gary odeprel
vyhovGti zadosti presidenta, ably
mel sch1zku Sc zastupci denlik1, a
nynf delnici Sc rozhodli zastaviti
praci. dokud soudce Gary nebude
ochoten uposlechnouti presidenta
Spoj Stat1.''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
GOldmanOva a Berkman budOu
depOrtOYani.

Emma Goldmanova a Alexander
Berkman. hlasatele anarchismu. die
oznameni pfistehovaleckych drad6
budon vypov6deni re zeme do sve
p1vodni vlasti. Ruska. jako cizinec-
II anarchiste. Goldmanova V pTi-
tonne dob6 jest We spolkovem veze-
nj zenskem Jefferson City. Mo-.
a Berkman V trestnici Atlanta,
jsouce odsouzeri pro spiknuti We
smyslu polusenl odvodniho zakona.
Deportacn1 listiny obou byly jiz po-
depsany a dodany vezenskym IRA
d1m. Ocekava Sc. ze podany bu-
dou zadosti o zastavovaci roZkaz.
kterym asi deportovani ieiich bu-
de zdrzeno, ne Ii zastaveno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
BOlSevismuS v Uhrach.

V Totisu v Uhrach. IL mil jiho.
vychodne Cd Komarna, doslo minu-
ly tydne ku vaznym vytrznostem
nasledkem povstani jisteho poctu
hornik6. podnicenych boIsevickymi
agitatory. kteTi prohlasili novou
diktaturu pro letaritu a odzbrojil
slabe oddelenf mfstni policie. Pow.
stalci vztycili rudy prapor. demolo-
vail cetne domy sbiIi mistni lfed.
Milky. Pozdeji pTibylo do Totisu
oddeIeni 500 cetnik1. kterym poda-
filo Sc sdolati povstalce V bojfch.
jez byly tim spojeny. .usmrceno by.
10 sedm osob vedle 25 poran9nych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
Zbrane do RuSka.

Lodi 'Black Arrow odvezeny
byly We ctvrtek zbrane pro armadu
gen. Deniklna. Patuact set beden
naplneno bylo rucnicemi. jez ably
snad neopakovalo Sc to. CO delniky
ucineno bylo v Seattle. kdez o.
depTcli a'1Iadati zbrane proti ru-
skym boIsevik6m. zaslany byly z
New Yorku iako naklad obuvi.
Nahodou jedna z beden pri naklada-
nj Sc rozbila ukazala. CO sobe
chova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
President nevada sc bOje.

President Wilson pTesvedcen. re
80 procent americkych obcanG jest
MIN pro ligu narod6. rekl poslu-
chac1m svym Ogden. Utah. re
nezaIez1 mu ma tom. jak dlouho boj
schvaleni Iigy rarodS bude trva.
ii. ale ze boje neustoupi. dokud
nezvitezi. Prohlaseni ieho prone
sene v zapeti dosle mu zpravy 2
Washlngtonu. ze senator Thomas z
KOlorada a osm demokratickych Sc
natorG vJslovili Sc pro dodatky ku
m1rove smlouve, ukazuje. jak vazne
vidf nebezpeci pro smlouvu vycha-
zeiici re senatu, nemz nyni prud-
ce Sc bojuje o schvaleni anebo ne
echvaleni smlouvy bez dodatk6.
Otazka smlouvy dospela ku vaz-
nemu bodu senatu navrhem sena-
tora Johnsona. aby Amelika lie
narodtl mela hlas6 jake Anglii v
narvhu smlouvy pTiTknuto. Presi-
dent tvrdi. ze stejny pocet hlasf A.
merice neni pOtrebny. ana ona jako
line vlady ma pravo odepTiti schva-
leni navrh6 lize narod6 a TO m6-
Re uciniti bez ohledu ma pocet hla-
81. Organizovana agitace proti H.
re narod6 mGze byti vsude videna.
TAX k. pr. Irske spolecnostj sleduji
presidenta 20 vsech cestach americ
kymi mesty celostranskovymi OF,
namkami proti ize narodG. Nenf
pochyby. re antipatie proti Anglii
prichazela ku platnosti jiz pred
vstoupenim Spojenych StatG do val
ky liz vycitano bylo. ze zlatem pod
olaci nase noviny a Re ponevac Lu-
sitania byla anglickou lodi. ze my s
jejim potopeni nemusime Sc zaby-
vati. President protl SObe dnes ma
sihIou si1ss>o- americkou stranu vi
ce nebo meme ejnnou nemecko-ame-
rickou silu. Vedle toho mnozl a
mnozi skrz ma skrz Americana neve-
ri. ze liga zamezi valkam a necht6-
il, abY Americane museli pro CHI
spory vylevati krev ia cizineckych
p6dach ami michati Sc do jejich
zarlivosti. jejich touhy po dobyt1
novych dzemi a podobnych SPORT.
ktere byIy a z6stanou snad kIetbou
Evropy.
V Cheyenne. Wyo.. prohlasiI pre-
sident Wilson, re kdyby senat pri-
dal ku smlouve nektere dodatky ne
bo zmeny. ze must povazovati to "a
odmrsteni smlouvy. coz by zname-
naIo move vyjednavani mir Ne
meckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
Otazka valecne prOhibiee stale We
vZduChu.

Nova sjtuace poc1ra vyvolavati
move diskuse. Proslycha sc. ze az
president Wilson vrati Sc z cesty,ze
prohlasi demobilisaci vojska "a
skoncenou. Aktem tim mnozi jsou
pTesv9dceni. .oadIa by vaIecna pro
hibice anebo kdyby nepadla, ze ma
il pravo jiti k soudhm a haiti sve
pravo prerusene vale:nym zakonem.
Sladci a l:hovarnfci mono re pora-
di svym odb6ratel6m otevfiti zno-
va obchody. Kdyz 1fedn6 valecna
prohibice nebude odvolana. pfiroze-
ne prodej piva a kofalky stihan bu-
de zatykanim saloonikG. Writ of
habeas corpus" dan bude pro vsech-
ny uvezn6ne. aby propusteni byli
ra svobodu. Mezitim co odvolanf
jejich dana budou nizs1m soud6m
ku jednani. saloonici budou proda
vati da!e. zatim CO pie jejich p6jdou
Cd instance ku instanci. Y dobe
te miIiony galon6 kofalky rozpro-
dany budou ziznivi Sc Ease ;ednou
d1kladne napoji. To je nahled ce
sta jedna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
Vymluvy. prazdna Slama.

Narky. re bedny lodi lasky" "a
slane dosud nedosly. oZyvaji Sc sta
lie. Lide. jichz srdce dotknute utr-
penim jich drahych We Stare Vlasti.
utrhli ma mnoze sami sobe cd 1st.
obetovali dspory sve. jenom aby mo-
hli pomoci svym drahym, v mno-
hych prfpadech vidi. re dary jimi
zaslane nekde Sc toulajl jak ten
bludny Ahasver bez cile bez konce
a ma dotazy sve odbyvani jsou je.
nom prazdnymi vymluvami a odka-
zovanim ma trpelivoSt. Poslednim
kvitkem nepodafene vymluvy tako-
We Jest. re nasledkem vpadu Ma
DART do Slovenska bedny zasila
nj zmeskany. K cemu Madafi dnes
mali slouziti! Co vpad Mad ar6 s
bednami delati ma? Kdy byly bed
nv zaslany a kdy NADIA vtrhli do
Slovenska? Kdy Mad afi davno jiz
Ease. donna sedi sveho Speku
vfna. maji-li dnes jake bedny
dosud nedodany? Zasilatel6m byIo
mIuvenn. ze Ceskoslovenska repu
hlika ruci "a dodani. re zasilky pc
jisteny. ze tTeba sc jen hlaslti a vse
bude v~poradku. Kde je to rucenl,
k cemu pomaha hlasen1? Kolik
mono nevinnych obeti podlehlo.
kolik mono zivot6 idskych pred
nemoci uchraneno byti mohlo. kdy-
by bedny zaslany byly. iak zaslany
byti mely? A kdyz dnes bedny
snad sc samy ustrnou a dobehnou 81
samy ma mlsta urcena, nebude snad
vice te radosti, te pomoci. jakou
byti molly pred casem! Neni niko-
ho. kdo by zahromoval tenn zodpo-
vednym do usi, kdo by tenn v6dc6m
neukazal. jak starati Sc mali ty
o nfchz v6di mnohdy ienom tehdy..
kdyz penez iejich potfebuii pro ty
nebo ony akce. iimiz castokrate
ienom sobe pomahaji ku dobfe pIa-
cenym job6m anebo bartipanstvl?
Zasilatele dnes nechti vymluvy.
zasilatele chteji. ably okamzite Wy
Setfeno byIo. kde bedny vezi neve-
zi-li. by ztraty spolecnosti "Voska
and Boyer" pine nahrazeny byly
Tax zada spravedlnost' tax VIOLA
pcctivost A k te Sc dojde a dojiti
must kdyz snad mnozi pani Sc
domnivaii omluvami unaviti uspa-
ii zasilately. Dodejte spravne bed
ny anebo vrat'te penize, mic jineho
dnes neplatil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
CernOSi chteji byti zastoupeni.

Narodni sdruzeni pro pokrok
cernochG' uverejnilo pondeli "a
dost' zaslanou presidentu Wilsono-
vi, ably mezi delegaty do kongresu
sgrace, ienz seide Sc 6. fijna We Wa
shingtonu, byli tez cernosi pozvani.
Cernosi oddvodnu;i zadost syoji
tim. ze sedmnact prosent d dalnicfva
v Americe pracuiicfh jsou Ger
noSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
Japonske lodi pro ceskOslOyensk0u
Republican.

Ceskoslovensky diplomaticky "a
stupce pro Japonsko, DIR. Nemec.vy
jednava Tokiu nakupu 13 lodi.
iez mali byti pouzity k doprave ma
seho yojska do vlasti.
" Tokiu zaklada Sc take cesk, ia
ponsky podnik. ienz pracovati bude
O navazani obchodnich styk6 mezi
nasi republikou a Japonskem. Jest
planu CO nejdfive vypraviti dive
velk6 lodi Sc zbozim do Ceskoslo-
venska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
Uhl0Eop0ve llrOzi Stavk0u.

Konvence ahlokop6 CIevelandu
usnesla Sc zadati 60 procentni pfi-
davek, petidenni praci tydnu.
dvoji plat "a praci nedeli a We
svatek. Nedoide-li ku dohode mezi
uhlokopy a majiteli dol1 do !. IL
stopadu. zahaiena bude stavka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
President nezodpovi otazku Reky.

z Rima dosla zprava, ze presi-
dent Wilson nezasle odpoved' svoii
ma zapletku Reky.
Admiral Cangi poveren byl vele-
MIN italske flotty v adriatickem
mori. Ceka Sc, ze on svym taktem
a pratelstvim panujicim mezi MIN
a D'Annunzio dokaze toho. echo do
sud proti Annunziovi poslany gene
raj Badoglio dokazati nemohl.
= Italske vojsko. jez D'Annun-
ziem obsadilo Reku. zmocnilo Sc
mesta Toguire Dalmacii. kdyz
pfemohlo malou tamni jihoslovan-
skou posadku. Dv6 Americke lodi
odejely re Spalato ku Toguire. il
ma nepotvrzena zpravy mluvi O OBJ,
sazeni NEST Trau, Spalato a Sebe-
mix.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-09-26
F;edostateene zivene dftky We
SpOjenych Statech.

Jeino dftko z pet; We Spoienych
Statech trpi pod vyzivou, jak od-
hadnuto bylo DR.. Thomasem D.
Wooden. DR.. Wood, predseda wy
boru ma problemy narodni v5chovy,
pocita. ze 20 procent ditek americ-
ke skoly navstevujicich, cili jin1-
mi slovy 4.5OO, 900 dftek, nedostava
potravu lin nalezejici. DR.. Emer-
son Bostonu odhaduie pocet tento
jeste ma vyssi miru. citaje ze aspon
tfetina trpl podvyzivou. Podvyzi-
va pTicitana jest dvema faktor1m !:
bud chudobe anebo nevedomosti.