davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
MISS ABIGAIL AINSLEY AND
TECKLA BRAMBLE.-

Perhaps tn best known resident
O. Bloom Center Is Miss Abigail
Ainsley Miss Ainsley wuz born a
long while ago IN a house which
stood on what is now tn public
square. In due time she availed her
self OF our then meager school faci-
lities. an when yit in plaid flannel
pinafOres, she gained an enviable
reputation as an elocutionist. Short
ly after leavin' school she met tn
only man she could ever love, but
he moved away. Instead o. marry
in tn first thing in pants that hap
pened along, or plungin' headlong
into tn social pool. she quietly took
UP wax flower maxim an became
very proficient. AS time wore on she
added other accomplishments, among
them typography. wall motto de-
signin'. china paintin' an knittin'.
Trained nursin' wuz then little
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

A contemporary O. Miss Ainsley is
Teckla Bramble, a man o parts an
distinction.
Mr.. Teckla Bramble wuz born in
tn sixties on tn ole Bramble farm
three miles east o. tn pumpin' sta
ton an early gave evidence of a
hatred fer agriculture that wuz ap-
parent { all. After reluctantly fol-
lerin, tn plow until his twenty first
year. he sold a calf an severed all
displomatic relations with his father,
an struck out fer Chicago. After
loOkin' over tn field an sizin' up t6'
opportunities, he hunted up tn city
park whose facilities fer deep an
serious reflections are we'll known L
all who have tried L gain a foot
hold in a crowded an heartless me-
trOpolis. Penniless an unattac ched,
weak an stiff from hunger and ex-
posture. tn world looked black in
deed { Teckla Bramble. Too hon
Orable [ launch forth on a career
o. crime an utterly opposed L man
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

thought OF. Fer many years she
held tn premium on double holly
hooks. Miss Ainsley's charmin
grace an manner have never de-
serted her In all tn years Of her
loneliness her cheerful presence has
radiated sunshine in tn darkened
homes o. tn unfortunate. an her
sweet, sympathetic manner has in
stilled new hope in tn sorrowin' Of
almost two generations. In her ear
lier days she wuz a willin' brides
maid an an unfalterin' friend L all
in need. Even t'day her services
are Of fnestimable value in tn pre-
liminaries o. ever function, wheth-
er o. Joy or sorrow. Thus her whole
sweet life has been devoted L min
isterin' Z others an she has lived
{ be affectionately known Z one an
all as Aunt Abbie." Who knows
but that tn world would be fer bet
ter If more sweethearts would move
away?
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
Great Britain
is Worried at
american Films

LONDON. Aug. 30.-British
cinamatograph exhibitors and
those connected with the indus
try are strongly protesting
against the entry into the Brit
ish film industry of American
companies as instanced by the
recent formation Of a branch Of
an American company in this
country. The Importance, from
a national point OF view, Of
keeping the British industry en-
tirely under British control was
emphatically urged at a recent
meeting Of British moving pic
ture interests.
Resolutions were adopted re-
questing the government 10 sup
port the British film production
on a large scale; urging that the
American people be appealed TO
reciprocate by showing British
films in their country; request
ing British capitalists and in
vestors 10 refrain from invest
ing in picture theaters under
foreign control. and asking the
assistance Of the British public
in opposing the erection of NOV
ing picture theaters controlled
by other than British subjects.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
ANNOUNCE FINAL
GUARD OVERSEAS
Americans Will Have Choice
of the Best TeutOn Army
Barracks.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
IN GERMANY. Aug. S0.-Composi-
ton of the final permanent guard Of
American troops in Germany has
just been announced. According to
the terms OF peace the Americans
are to have the choice Of the best
barracks formerly occupied by the
German army.
The eighth infantry, as has pre-
vioiNly been announced, will form
the main body Of combat troops. A
crack cavalry detachment of two
troops has been organized and will
be under command of Col. j. NJ.
wainwright. This mounted unit will
be used for the patrol OF the Ameri-
can zone in the occupied territory
and as a headquarters guard. The
two companies of the seventh ma
chine-gun battalion. members of
which claim the distinction OF being
the only American unit which ever
fought in the. city Of Chateau
Thierry itself. will form part Of the
United States garrison on the Rhine.
The seventh machine-gun battalion
was attached to the third division
which was instrumental in stopping
along the Marne the last great Ger
man drive on Paris.
Announce Permanent Units.
The list Of units in the permanent
garrison as announced at the Cob
lenz headquarters follows:
Commanding general. Maj. Gen.
Henry T. Allen and staff. headquar-
ters field clerks. one combined head
quarters and military police COM
pany, the eighth infantry regiment
the seventh motorized machine gun
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
DEGREES USE Of
STRIKES BY LABOR
English RaiIWaymen'S Secre-
tary Says WaIk-out Is a
TWo-edged Weapon.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-The strike
was characterized as "a two-edgod
weapon" which should be used only
AZ last resort in enforcing work.
ers' demands by James Henry
Thomas, a member Of parliament
for Derby and general secretary Of
the National Union OF Railwaymen
IN his first public address after re-
turning from "a visit TO the United
States where he studied the labor
situation
America had strengthened her
economic situation during the war
and controlled or produced every =
thing that the rest Of the world re-
quired, Mr.. Thomas declared. In
less England at once repaired the
losses of the past four years, he
said, disaster would stare the coun-
try in the face.
Government Helped Strike
The speaker SAID he believed that
the government itself did much 10
popularize the strike by refusing a..
the Cancellation table today whal
they would cOncede tomorrow mere
ly on tho threat Of a strike.
The first essential is that conf
Gence immediately be restored to
the working classes" Mr.. Thomas
stated. Employers must realize
that the mer and women who were
responsible for saving the country
expected fair and square dealing
While workers, on their part, mus:
not be carried away by the mis-
taken notion that wealth consists or
mere paper money-but must re-
1nemhHr that the nation had TO re-
gain not only self-confidence, but
the confidence of the world"
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
BUFFALO FIREMEN
WON'T ABANDON USE
OF ARMY GAS MASKS

BUFFALO. Aug 30-Army gas
masks will not be abandoned by the
Buffalo fire department At the first
fire in which they were used here
fremen wearing Them were over
come while others without masks
were able 10 stand the smoke. Il was
declared at that time that masks
were useless as fire department
cquipm ent
Fire Chief Murphy refused 20 ac-
cept this as a conclusive trial and
since then. he says. the masks have
been used with signal success.
AT the recent fire at the Cudahy
packing plant where the smoke was
very dense men wearing masks
penetrated 10 all parts OF the build
ing remained for long periods and
suffered no il effects Chief MUIR
nhv said The army mask has come
20 stay in the Buffalo department
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
"PuSSyteet is
EngLand'S Term
for Her AntiS

LONDON, Aug. SO.-"Pussy-
footing" is the term the news
papers and British liquor inter
ests have given the campaign 10
make England dry, and pussy
feet" is the title they have given
those members Of parliament
and American Anti Saloon
league workers who are press
ing the movement.
It has been announced that
there is abundant money behind
the movement, and the
nucleus of a parliamentary pro-
hibition party has been formed
by nine members of the house
Of commons to first fight for the
retention of war time liquor
regulation while forming their
lines for more drastic action.
Harrogate, q health resort
with some so mineral springs.
was selected as the first object
of attack, and a number Of
speakers were sent there TO
spread the dry" doctrine 1t
was also decided TO pay particu-
lar attention to Scotlapd where,
under new regulations, local
option is possible. Other plans.
il was announced, are in the
making, and within a year the
campaign will be i'm full swing
RidicuIe Movement.
Most of the newspapers have
done nothing but ridicule the
movement, and urge that owing
to the climate British men and
women needed stimulants and
would never voluntarily relin-
quish their alcohol.
Lady Henry Somerset late
president Of the British Wom-
ans Temperance association, is
quoted as expressing the opin-
ion that the prohibition cam
paign will do positive mischief
by making prohibition appear
10 be the sole alternative 10
return 10 the pre-war position.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
DOUBLE NUMBER
Of EX-SOLD|ERS
BEING TRAINED D
Big Increase Will Be Made at
Fall Opening of EduCa-
tionaI institutions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Plans
TO more than double the number of
discharged soldiers. sailors and ma
rines receiving rehabilitation train
ing were announced yesterday by
the federal board OF vocational edu-
cation. The increase will be made
at the fall opening OF SCHOOLS and
colleges. More than 1000 men now
are receiving training
There have been delays in car
rying out the work OF vocational
rehabilitation" said the boards s
statement. but most OF them have
been due TO causes which were be
yond the control Of the board and
which it has made unceasing efforts
to remove.
Discharged Men Scattered.
Nearly six months elapsed after
the passage of the rehabilitation act
before the agents Of the federal
board were admitted TO the military
and naval hospitals. This exclusion
was a necessary war measure; but
during this period, as well as dur
ing the IA months which elapsed
between our entering the war and
June 27, 1918, when the act be-
came law, thousands of disabled
men were discharged and were
scattered all over the United States
without any knowledge OF their
rights under the law. Altogether.
more than a year and a half Of
precious time was lost.
Under the terms OF the rehabili-
tation act the federal board could
put no disabled man in training un-
til after he was declared cOmpens-
able by the war risk insurance bu-
reau. The amendment curing this
difficulty and allowing prompt ac-
ton by the federal board did not
become law until July II, 1919.
Made Excellent Progress.
THE board has made excellent
progress, for on Aug. 1, il had es-
tablished contact with 10000 OF
the 100. O00 men registered. had sur
veyed nearly 10s.000 and had ap-
proved over 1900 cases for train
ing and had put 1872 men in train
ing
Those men. as OF July 26. were
in 44e public and private secondary
schools. in 159 institutions of col
lege grade and in 363 industrial
and other plants They are being
trained for .363 different lines of
activity and. By utilizing existing
means OF training rather than Great
ing new schools for rehabilitation,
the men are being better trained
and millions Of dollars have been
saved 20 the United States. Since
I legislation giving the board free
hand did not pass until July. when
most schools and colleges are closed
the full measure OF training act
I ivity cannot be reached until the
latter part of September. At that
time the present number in train
] ing Will be much more than dou-
bled
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
GE ERMANS WILL
ABANDON GOODS
OF TRASHY SORT
Plan to Take Place in Worlds
Markets by Production
of Fire Articles.

COBLENZ, Aug. 30. - German
manufacturers are planning 10 re
habilitate their world trade by "a
new policy" according to a writer
in the Deutscher Handel Warte OF
Nuremberg. It contemplates moth
ing less, he says. than abandonment
Of the flooding OF foreign countries
with trashy goods"
Admitting that the outlook for
German exports is unfortunate, in
view Of the progress in manufactur-
ing made by Japan, America. Eng
land and other countries, the belief
is expressed that those nations are
so busy trying TO increase their in
dustrial production that they are be
coming lax in the matters Of beauty,
quality and price.
Can't Scare Germany
America seeks to drive Germany
from the world markets" says the
article. The entente concerns itself
also with working against our ex-
ports in neutral countries Yet all
this cannot scare us. II is thereby
made clear what boundless esteem
exists for German manufacturers in
enemy countries. The goods which
are best, most beautiful and cheap
est will fnd their way into other
lands
Through Improvement OF our
scientific methods our government
must promote German export bust
! ness. The means are already at hand
, We possess research Institutes for
coal iron, leather. textiles and food
chemistry. We must step farther
Ealong this road. Besides. profession
al schools are 10 be improved in or
der TO raise the general level Of lab
or. Technique and science must
work together to save the raw ma
terial.
/ Seek Tcuton Goods.
Already foreign firms are seek
4 ing German goods. IN Berlin q
/ Cier1nan-Anerican merchandise ex-
change has tcen organized A mum
Ibcr OF American chambers OF com
merce have raised the demand q
renew business with Germany as
South America there IS also lively
need for German wares. The SHARP
competition which IS already appar-
/ ent between England and America
I viii be profitable for our exports
I The 10-year-long relations OF our
/ merchants with other countries car
/ build the bridge for our export
/ trade.
The carrier flooding Of foreign
countries with trashy goods vii
/ cease. We shall lay emphasis OF
goods OF quality for only the best
value products Will henceforth gair
! entrance - the worlds markets II
/ peace ana order can be restored IN
/ the fatherland then we need not be
uneasy about the outlook for the fu-
turc"
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
STATE OF CHIAP0S IS
CLEARED OF BANDITS

MEXICO CITY. Aug 30.-The
state OF Chiapas virtually has been
cleared OF revOlutionists and band
its. according 10 statements made by
Gen. II. F. Esparza. commander of
military operations in that state An
intensive campaign which Gen. Es-
Darza stated he directed against %
rebel leaders Teburcio Fernando.
Cinar CARO-. Fausto Ruiz and Al
berto Pinedo. resulted in scattering
their followings.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31
MEXICO WORRIES ABOUT
MARRYING OF CHINESE

Ell PAsO. Tex. AuE. 3o.-AFita-
tion against the marrying OF Chin
csc men and Mexican women ls
spreadiug in Sonora. chihuahua and
other west coast states of Mexico
This has long been a source OF
much uI-feeling against the Chin
sss "a many have married Mex
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

battalion, two companies, one sup
ply truck train, one mobile ordnance
repair shop, the first field signal bat
TALON, Co. A. first engineers. quar-
termasters corps and a bakery unit.
ordnance detachment. the second
battalion, sixth field artillery and a
medical detachment. The forces will
consist of between 1000 and 5000
officers and men.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

lean women in the north Villa gave
;his as his reason FOR killing many
Chinese at the time Of his campaign
In 1917 and was credited with
saying the Chinese were trying 10
make a yellow race" OF his people.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

Prisoners in Morocco are compell-
ed TO pay the officers for their trou-
Bile arresting and escorting them to
the police station.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-31

A curious butterfly exists in India.
The male has the left wing yellow
and the right wing red; the female
has these colors reversed.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
TWSSl [W5Sl lWSSl
NEDOSTATEK CUKRU PO
TRVA DO |. LEDNA.

Spotfeba cukru We Spoj. Sta
tech od |. ledna do /. rijna ro-
ku 1919 per cepatia dostoupi-
la ma sedmdesat liber, pouZe o
tri libry meme nez "a cely rok
1916, jak oZnamuje zprava Wy
rovnavac1 komi3e. Tato ZvySe-
ny domaci potfeba We spojeni S
VyvoZem jsou priGinou nyn6jSi
no nedostatku, kteryz die ma
hledu lidi, jez mluvi pry au-
toritou, potrva az do l. led
ma. Titez lide pravi, re podob-
ne pomery jsou akutni kaz-
de casti Zem6. Ma zapade vSak
docilena bude jakasi uleva az
pri nynGjSich malych davkach
ZuzitkoVana bude uroda z GU
krovkove repy. Vychod ma
prot tomu musi Setriti Sc svy-
mi Za5obami az do noveho ro-
ku, kdy novy cukr re Zapadni
Indie pride do trhu.
WSSl TIL WSS
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ckem hlavnim stanu. Oba W.
imenovani kandidat6 ziskaji
volebni polo1redni zpravy dfi
We nez volebni rada.
Nestranny vybor dir. Bisho-
pa bude zasedat dnes noci V
hotelu Cleveland, kamz rovnez
volebni bulletiny budou poslla
ny.
Dne3 dopoledne Sc odhadu-
ie, re m6sto vrhne $4,000 hla-
su v6tSiny proti prohibici.
Volebni komise poslala k
dneSnim volbam do 900 pre-
cinktG V m6ste ma nasem
venkove osm tun volebnlch u
stenin, mezi nimiz jest 2,400.-
600 rozlicnych ballotu. Do vo-
lebnich precinktu poslala tez
5000 tuck, 1900 per, 5000 svi
eek, $500 gallonu petroleje do
lamp, 55 tun uhli a 1900 oty-
pek drlvl ma podpal k vytapeni
volebnich mlstnostl, jakoz
3376 rpkOrdnlch knah.
Vysledek hlasovani ohledne
prohibice bude telegrafovan z
kazdeho clevelandskeho pre-
cinktu statnimu sekretari hned
ljakmile podobny poloGfedni
souGet bude pohromade: Libe.
ralove pred odeslanim dotte-
nych precinktnich zprav pre-.
svedci Sc, Zda zpravy ty jsoU
v6rohodne, spravne. ZastupcI
vodaru budou podobn6 pre-
cinktni soucty kontrolovat.
26 radnich bude dnes zvole.
no a pocet kandidatu do rady
.ie vice jak dvojnasobny.
V tax zvanych ceskych wal
dach je prdb6h dneSnlch vo-
leb rovn6z klidny a jak dalect
nechalo Sc dohadovat z ces-
kych radnich zvlaste uspokoj
We bezi Zmunt a Kadlecek
kdeZto oposcice radniho Sojky
zda Sc byti dosti tuhou.
Hla3ovani ohledn6 odhad
tich pokracuje We vSech war
dach i venkovskych distrik
tech mirn6m tempu n6ko
lik would be assessOru bez o
posice jsoucich pochazi i Z ce'
kych rad.
SilniGni dan zda Sc miti do
81 prime u volica celem 0
kreSu.
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WSSl It'll WSSl
UMRTf PRVNIHO MATTE
LIE DEPARTMENTNfHO
OBCHODU.

Obchodnik ma odpoCinku,
72lety Ed. McGillin zemrel wee
"a po kratSi chorobe. McGillin
stal Sc vyznacnejSim Clevelan
d'anem tim, re zalozil prvni
departmental obchod Il mas
ktery prosperoval zvlaS,e V lie
tech osmdesatych a to ma SenC
ca Ave-, nyn6jSi zap. 3. ul. Po
Zd6ji Nc Gillin obchod svu
prodal a I'll ma renci V Okla.
home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
TRETi POMOCNA ZASILkA
z CLEVELANDU
jest vykladana v Holesovickem
pfistavu.

Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni OBJ
drzelo Cd Ceskoslovenske OBJ
chodni komise V New Yorku
dopis nasledujiciho zn6ni:
80. riina 1919. Panove: =
Bylo nam oznameno kabelem
cd Ceskoslovenske vladni OBJ
chodni kancelare V Hamburku
re parnik Jason, ktery wy
plul 2 New Yorku 30. zari q
priplul do Hamburku 18. fij-
ma, kde slozil svuj naklad, Y
nemz bylo zaroven 604 vel
kych beden pomocnych zasi-
lex do Ceskoslovenska. Tyto
pom. zasilky jsou nyni vykla-
dany V HoleSovickem pfistaVu
Yam V Gcte oddani atd. =.
Druhy dopis, zaslany p. J
Maskovi, zpravu hofeiSi dopl-
nuje temito podrobno3tmi:
MilyS pane Masku: - We
spojeni 5 dopisem stejneho da-
ia sd6luji Yam, re naklad par
nlku Jason, dopraveny do Ho.
leSovic, zahrnoval tez obsaE
Vami vypravenych zeleznic-
Mich voZG a sice, n. Y. c.
249871 poctem 237 velkych
beden a B. M. 67565 s poGtem
TIA beden, uhrnem AL vel
kych beden.
Sdeleni toto slouziz Van
pro informaci prlpade dota-
III zasilatelu, a Zaroveh do
klad, re zasilky nasi ufadov-
nou vypravene jsou radne a
nejrychleji moznym zpusobem
do Ceskoslovenska dopravova-
ny. Yam uct6 oddani CZecho
slovak Commercial Commissi-
eon. V. j. Kubelka.
Bedny, vezene parnikem Ia
ca, kerry priplul do Hambur-
ku V polovine m6slce zafi, do
staIy Sc do HoleSOvic prvy ty-
den V m6sici rijnu a mozna
re tyto dny jest jich v6tsi cast
iiz V rukou adresatu, tax re '
druh6 polovin6 listopadu mo-
hou zasilatele miti zpravy c
jich spravnem dorucenl.
Ceske Mar. Sdruzenl zada
kazdeho zasilatele, kerry OBJ
drzi Zpravu, re jehe Zasilka z
druhe, jakoz i dalSich vyprav,
spravne doSla, ably to laskav6
sdelil ustne, anebo dopisem Ii.
radovn6 sdruzeni.
Ia Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
V Clevelandu. j. MaSek
KNCc1 Ct+ NYcC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
LEGIONARUM!

Bratri dostavCe Sc vSichni do
schuze V patek 7. listopadu V
8 hodin vecer do c. N. Sine ma
Broadway. Pritomnost vsech
Jest nutna. Dozvite Sc neco o
obcanskem listu amer. jine
dulezite veci, ktere Sc musl W.
konati. Sdel,e toto vsem bra
trum. Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
REkORDNI UCAST "a DNE.
SNfCH VOLEB v CLEVE-
LANDU.


Otazka spravedliveho roz
vrzeni majetkove dani ma Get
ne sJoupencG nejen zde nybrz
vsude V Ohio, takze vitezstvl
teze bezpeGn6 lie ocekavat.
ProhibiCni otazky jevf V Gle
velandu zvlaStni zajem libe-
ralove "a dneSnich voleb pilnl
agitujl.
Soudni listek dockava sc
primeren6 pozornosti, lee bon
dy ohledne move okresni vez-
nice budou porazeny jiste.
Radni politika rozviji Sc
zvla8t6 We wardach broadway
'skych i ma Zapadni strane.
Uniformovanl policiste kona
il hlidku u vSech 488 budek V
m6st6.
Il iedenact6 wardy hlasi sc
Iznacny pocet nespravne regi-
Jtrovanych. Hlasaji tax mad
honCi vodarh.
Nejv6tSi naval volicu lie O.
Cekavat vecer, kdy d6lnictvo z
prace k donovan bude Sc ubi-
rati.
DneSni volby budou stat Gle
velandske poplatnic'Ivo asi
$4,000. Z castky teto pripad-
ne $4,000 volebnim klerkum,
tiskopisy (balloty) stoji $15,-
600 $4,000 pripadne drobne
mu vydani.
V predm6sti East Cleveland
hlasuii dneS o bondech ma stav
bu nemocnice, jakoz i munich
palni ticketu.
V Lakewood mali m6stsky
liStek a hlasuji Skolnl pujtce
V taunsipech Cuyahoga O.
kresu voli dnes ~sve duverniky
We vsich obecni sve ufedniky.
Warrensville, Bay, Maple
Heights, Orange mali tez ne
kterG ceske kandidaty a vsu-
de V okresu voli 81 dnes asses
sorry.
Volebni bulky zustanou o.
tevreny do Sesti hodin tiiceti
minut vecer.
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TWSS IWSSl IWSSl
OBCHOD S CESKOSLOVEN-
SkOU REPUBLIkOU.

Vcerejsimu "Pressu' tele-
grafovano vcera z mesta New
York, lie tamn6jsi prdmyslove
kruhy zajimaji Sc cilejsi OBJ
chodni vztahy ceskosloven-
skou republikou. Cleveland'a an
p. Miroslav Zeman od firmy
Ieman Iron Works vysvetlil
Newyorcanam yyhody podob,
nych vztahu a mimo jineho ma
vrhoval uspofadani trvale w.
stavky americkych vyrobkI '
Praze.
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sTAVkA We SLEVARNACH.
v tovarnach Grablerovych Ia
nechalo prace ESQ dslnikI.

V slevacskych zavodech A
tlantic Foundry Go. a Allyne
Ryan Foundry Co. vyslo minu
~ tyden ma stavku nekolik set
d6lnlku celkem, d6lnikn, nikoli
slevaCI, a stavka ia rozSlrena
byla tez vcera do Grablero-
vych tovaren, kde $50 delnlkt
neremeslnlk1 zanechalo prace.
Vsichni dotcenf stavkafi zada-
j vyssi mzdy, kratsl dobu pra
covni uznani unie prave Sc
organisujici. Clevelandska Fe7
derace Prace vzala 81 onu orr
ganisaci ma starost.
Stavka ocelafG zustava ne
zmenena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04
IWSSl WIS., IWSSl
STAVKA UHLOKOPU.

Vladni komisar posle do Gle
velandu nekolik dlouhych Via
XII uhlim nalozenych, ably zde
nedostatek paliva Sc nevyskytl
Stavka havirG V Ohio je nezm6
n6na. Vsech 100000 ohajskych
uhlokopu je ma stavce a mali
tel6 dold nepokouseji Sc OBJ
novenl tezby, ponevadz by ne
uniove delniky vubec neZiska-
Ii