davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
Kultura " Ceskoslovenskem
vojsku ma Rusi.

Sized CeskoslovenskGhO VOL
ska konany roku 1913 V Om-
sku ustanovil ohledn6 osVGtovG
cinnosti V plucich nasledujlci:
L plukovniho vyboru zriz9na
budiz zvlastni sekce kulturni.
Tato sestaVuie program yzd6la
Vaci Cinnosti ' pluku, stara Sc
zriZeni knihoven, Gitaren, po
radiant pfednaSek, opatreni k
MIN materialu a pfCdna52Cu,
zriZeni diyadla. poradani kon-
ccrtu, her ZabaV, vydaVani piu
kovniho casopisu, iToniky, pa
m6tnich spisu, almanachu, Sko
~ jazyku ald. kuIturni sekce
ma vyhledavati 4 pfisIusniku
pluku ySechny kVaIitikoVanG
odborniky K um6leckG praci ia
ko spisoyateie, vytvarniky, hu
dcbniky atd. VScchny vZd6iava
ci a Zabayni podniky prisluSni
ku pluku yyzaduji syoleni plu
koyniho yEboTu, jenz urGuje,
iak naIoziti cistym vytezkem
j y2dc finauCni kontrolu ces-
kFch podniku. Ma kontroIu
mad fotografickou laboratoTi
pluku. dba o TO, ably sbirky by
~ soustfed'ovany Y ustrednim
archivu GeshoSlovcnkyc yojsll
q ably Y Ustredi Dyl dostatek
propagaGniho maoerialu. -
RotnG vybory byIy zruseny a
misto mich fungoVaI Il roty du
Vernik a diva mistoduy6rnici, 2
nichz jeden Zabyval 81 zalezi
tostmi kulturnimi, druhy ho-
spodarskymi Nasledovn6 vyli-
cine, jaky byI prum6rny stay
kulturni V nasich plucich:
Knihovnictvi; Kazda rota
mela knihovnu citajIci kol 100
200 vazku yctSinou ruskych
knih .Trotinu Z nich tvorily O.
bytejn6 knihy poucne, hlavnd
politick6 brozmg. Tyto Sc nej-
vice cilavaly, belatrie pax tc
SIvaly Sc oblibe hlayn6 spisy
Gork6ho a ToIstaho, zejm6na
Cork byl nam blizky syoii IL
doyosti. V knihach byla celia
rad spisu beZcennych, darova-
nych nam Rusy, o iichz vymy
teni pecoyala obCasnou kontro
lou kulturni sekce plukovniho
Vyboru. Ceskych knih bylo po
aAYrnou, pouzc prvni pluhy
mely dosti Geskych knih, jez
byly obdrzely pri SVEN zalozc
nj Cd kyjeyskych Cechu. Neko
Xix knih nachazelo Sc tGz Y ma
jetku jednotIiycu, jez tito Sc.
bou pfinesiy do zajeti a iez by
ly opisovany a opisech cte-
ny. Jmenovit6 Bezrucovy slez-
sz6 isn6 holovaly cetnych g
piiech. N6kolik teskych knih
'glo tGz vydano V Rusku Ky
ievsk@ nakladatelsvi Svihov-
skeho vydalo nasl. knihy Ne
rod3v v%oor basui, Haylickuv
h-a-i sy. Fjadimira, CechovyI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
.WSS' [%1] iWSS7
Jedcn z obecenstva.

I Poelouchcite uvadeti. ne.
mohI byste tam toho clov6ka
VyveSt ven? Podiyeje Sc, lax
sale zufiv6 tleska vzdyt'
mas tim Cd pocatku hry znepo
koiuie,
"a vim - ale nesmim mu
nic iici - vite, ie to autor to
hry, co Sc prav6 hraie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
NASI BOHATYRI.
SEZNAM JMEN CLENU TRETfHO TRANSFORM
INVALIDU A vOJfNU CESkoSL OVENsKE
ARMADY ZE SIBfRE.


vi. ROTA. Il. CETA
Mraz o., Slov., Podnikl. stol,
Nadvornik, Brezany
Nemec FIR, Jedli u Zabreha
Ninger Vacl, Vrsovice
Pilcik Kar., VSetin, Nor.
PoduSka F., Namest' n. Osla,
PospiSil Ant, Lipnik n. B.
Pragl Ant, Libochovice
2rochazka Alois, NeStomice
PrybiS Juraj, kostelni stol.
Pfikryl Frant., Kulirov, Nor.
Ryzner Tobias, Litovel
Sadovsky Frant., Javorek
Smrcka JOS, Detenice
Starry Vac, Kricov
Studecky Vac, Chotitov
S9besta FIR, FraStak
5tengl JOS, Stankov
Vais ST., Velka Drevic
Vavra Fr., Horni Litvin
Wesley JOS, Hama
Vladik Gust, Ostrov
Volena Rud., Kolorec
VoriSek Jan, TyniSte
Zapletal Jakub, Nyskovice
Zv6rina karol, Starkov
Lasak Aug, Prostejov
HlavaG Jan, Dalovice
Kott JOS, Kbely
Papirnik JOS, Pisek, Nor.
Perensky JOS, Kostelec
Sedlak F., Hejtin
Behounek H., Vavrinec
Bidlo Vac, Hluboka
Elmer Jan, Litovel
Hejcmann Vacl., Polanka
Honek Jan, OleSna
Jeril JOS, Pecka
Klimor Jan, Zahuby
Jirak Vac, Jesenny
Km9nt Karel, Vsetin, Nor.
Kohoutek Fr., Roskovice
Konopcik, Pferov, Nor.
Kozak l., Sumperk
kulik JOS, T6Sin, Slezsko .
Kviz Bob, Trebestovice
Lost'ak Rich. Prerov
Major And, Sklena u N. NJ
, Mandys EN-, Zminy IL DaGic
Mahasek Kr., Babice
Mandys A., Sklena u N. M.
Marek JOS, Rohoznice
Marko St6pan, SamoS. stol.
MiklaS Jan, Slov. Kostelni
II. CETA:
Kadlec Fr., Drachov
krminsky Jan, Ledenice
Pavlik OF, Nosalovice
Grepl JOS, Sanitarov
Badnar AL, Voli Tasov.
Smeikal Volt, Husinec
Toman EN-, Treble
Antonnn JOS, Mrazice
Bojo Adam, Snahnice
Cirjak Stan, Vonoklasy
Cik Wit, Gest. stol.
Danko Jan, Hradist6
Fiala Eman
HakaraS Jul, Rudno.
Hajek Jan, Trhove Sviny
Hemzl Vacl., Praha III.
Hanzl Fir, Vyzkovka
Haupt Plus, DeStna
HerSman Mich, Mihal0n
Hodny Frant.. Bzutava
Hornik Jan, Bella
Hruz Juraj, Pruvno
Hynek Vac, RasoSky
Chorvat Jan, Borova
Jandera Vacl, Trstenicc
Jicha Jan, Domazlice
kebhard Ant, Cervena ReGic
Kincl FIR, Breziny
koSldoj Mattel, Obosivco
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

satele psai je dobe k,atkeho
oddechu nemeli phi tom zad
nych pramenu. N9ktere pluko-
vni casopisy svymi Zpravami o
zivote pluku podaValy vy3tiz
~ obraz naSeho vojAka, jine
mely vSeobeen6 vychovnou ten
denci. Prav6 z techto Casopi-
su mono daleko lepe poznati
dueha ceskeho vojaka, nez-li z
oficielni nasi zurnalistiky.
Hudba. u kazdeho pluku
byl vojensky dechovy orchestr.
VSechny orchestry mely I'll spo
lecnou vadu, ze malo hraly Ge-
ske skladby provedenim ne
vynikaly mad prum6r starych
rakOuskych orchestra. Prvy ne
dostatek byl zavinen tim, re
chyb6ly ceske hudebniny a to,
co bylO roztrouSeno pc jedno-
t!lvych plucich, nebylo koncen
troVano a uCin6no dostupnym
VSem plukum. CiteIny byl vSak
nedostatek dobrych dirigentu.
Vedle dechovych orchestra e.
Xistoati diva orcheStry symfoni
cke a Sice u prveho zalozniho
pluku arJileristicke brigady. O
ba mely dobre dirigenty a wy
hovovaly umeleckym pozadav
kum. Orchestr zalozniho plu-
iu vSak zanikl orchestr arti
l9ristu pod vedenim Skladalo-
wynn representoval zcela dobfe
naSi symfonickOu hudbu pred
ruskou vefejnosti. Koncerty by
ly poradany nami bud samo-
statn6, nebo spolecn6 S rusky
mi korporacemi.
Zabavy a slavnosti svym ra
ZEN rovhez projevovaly kultur
most naSeho vojska. Jmenovit6
nutno zminiti Sc kazdoroCn6
pOradane siavnosti svatovaclay
ske. Byvala obyGejne zahaiova
ma V predvecer akademii, dru
heho dne odbyvaly Sc sportov-
nj zavody, odpoledne konana
prOsna a vzOrna cviCeni sc
zbrani. Pozoruhodnou pri tech
to slavnostech byla Vyzdoba
zemljanek, t. j. zemi vybudo
vanych pfibytkU pro naSe voia
Ky. Strechy t6chto zemljanek,
lsplyVaJici sc zemi, byly vyzdo
beny obrazy 2 d6iin, postava-
lmi z naSi historic kulturnihc
ziVota. ObzvlaSte 8. pluk me-
V rocc 1917 phi teto prilezitosti
skutecn6 um6leckOu vyzdobu
zemljanek. Ma plochach strech
byla vyobrazena ma pr. posta.
va HavlickOva, jinde sv. Va.
CLAW, Hus, Lesetinsky kovar, a.
legorie z Bezrucovych pisni
atd. Tyto vsechny obrazy byly
pfacovany drnu a pisku. ne
kde i V Sadre, premnohe 4 Mich
byly vysoce um6lecke. ale vSe.
chny svymi prostymi prostred-
ky naplNovaly divaky dzasem.
IWSSl [ffl WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

HLEDA Sc cisty byt, dolci-
SEX neb menSi domek pro tri-
elenou rodinu dv6ma lozni-
cemi, blize poulicni kary. Ne
chte adresu V adm. t. listu pod
Hnacnou 'Byt ) 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

kych tasopisu byly cteny nejvi
ce kyjevsk6 denniky Kyjevska
mysl a Nova zizn. oba razu as
n. Politiky, pax Ruske Slovo,
Birzevja Vjedomosti Novoje
Vremja. Pficina proc prav6 ty-
to NEST acke z casti zpateGni-
cke listy nejvice byly Cteny vo
jaky, kteri byli Z velke casti
socialisty, spociva V tom, re pri
na$ivaly nejvice zprav ma
Sem hnuti, nejVica venovaly pO
zornost naSemu narodu, vSima
ly 81 kde jakych zprav z naSi
VlaSi, kdezto ma pr. ruSke So
cialisticke listy Z neporozume-
nj boj mas ignorovaly. 4 listu
socialistickych nejvice zprav o
mas prinaSival Gorkeho dennik
Nova zizn a byl proto tez do
Sti Gten nasich radach.
PrednaSkova Ginnost ro-
tach narazela ma cetne pfekaz
ky, Z nichz nejvetSi byl nedo-
statek feCniku a materialu k
! prednaSkam. Bylo nutno vycho
vat Tadu prednaSeGu a vyzbro
jit je materialem. Ia tim ice
lem byl vypracovan program
kursu pro prednaSeCe 0 rusk6
revoluci. Z podniku ale seSlo
pro tehdejsi neblahou polite
kou situaci. - V plucich bylo
prednaSeno nejGast6ji ma the
mata literarni tax 0 Nerudovi,
HavliGkoVi, BozruCovi a Ma
charovi, rovnez 0 aktuelnich O.
taZkach iako o socialism,, ma
bozenstvi, rusk6 revoluci, Ces-
KEN revolucnfm hnuti "a hrani
cemi. PrednaSky byvaly vzdy
S nejV6tSI pOzOrno5ti celou rO-
tou vyslechnuty a zadany move
a move.
S prednaSkami byvaly oby-
cejn6 spojovany vecirky. V pr
vych dobach t6,o Cinnosti ma.
sledOval vzdy po prednaSce
program zabavny: komickG w
stupy, zp6v hudba. Poslucna
ci chteli Sc pc serio3ni prednas
ce zasmati, miti "legraci'. Psy
chologicky Jest to upln6 po.
chopitelno u naSeho vojaka
ktery I'll den re dne, kteremu
vedle rakOuske Sibenica hrozi
10 nejen osobni nebaZpeCi We VI
ru Zmatku ruske revoluce, ale
| jehoz idea narodniho oSvobo
zeni byla den co den takovVmt
udalostmi jako byl brestlitev-
sky mir, ohrOzovana. A smict
bYl pro tohoto pronasledovant
no hrdinu nutnoSii a dobrodi.
MIN. Nicm6n6 bylo docileno
Ze nebyla smeSoVana vychovna
clnnoSt $ podniky pOvrchni ia
bavy, veCirek, ktery Sc pfipra.
voval k pfednaSce, mfvai k nj
svuj vztah. Tax ma pf. po pred
naSce BezruGoV6 nasledovala
recltace basni BezruGovych. a
Vsak V nadOstatku hudebnich /
| vytVoru ma slova BezruGova by
la k Vuli zpestreni programu
pfldana n6ktera Gisla hudebni
JakO pisn6 narodni, Smetanovy
tlbichovy, Jindrichovy a j.
Krone prcdnaSek rot6 uspo
fadany byly prednaSky pro &c
,Iy pluk kulturni sakci. Byly
lmcnovit6 uspoTadany kursy
JazykovG, ruskG a francouzskG,
posledni Il prilezitosti blizici-
no Sc odjezdu naSi armady dc
Francie.
Y kazde rot6 byla vedena pa
metni kniha, do niz byly zazna
menany VyznamnG udalos,i y
rote. Mohe roty mely psanl ca
sopls, obsahu v6tSinou satiric-
keho a humoristickeho. u kaz-
deho pax pluku byl plukovni
casopis, vydavany plukovni SEX
CT kulturni, zpocatku psany,
pozden hektografovany ma
kladu nekolika desitck eXem-
plaru, dokonce pnkovni case
pls | zalozniho pluku (Revoiu
clonar) byl litografovan W.
daVan Y nakladu n6kolika IT,
! sic pvpn1pl3T,1 D., ,1,,I,,.>.c a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

hlC JOS, I1IOHlCe
Kundrad JULIA, Humene
Labsky Ant, Praskacka
Laska JOS, Tachov
Linka Frant., StTehom
Majer Frant., Navojice
Majer JOS, Medlasice
Maier Ondr., Saba
Maska Frant., Dochtare
Novotny Jan, Bohuslavice
Prachner Ondf., StaSko
Prokop Juraj, Drinov
Prskavec JOS, Lomnice
Rysanek JOS, Pistovice
Smejkal FIR, Proubelice
StaSov Martin, Mezibrod
uher FIR, Kojetin,
Urban Jan, Blatnica
Vaculka Jan, Jarosov,
Vavrik Konrad, Tabor
V6chet JOS, Pribram
Zajicek JOS, Lbchova Lhotka
Zakutaisky S., Cikelka
Zacek Kar., Nezamyslice
III. CETA
Maudr Jan, VrSovlce
Kulhanek Leo, Widen
kocian Jan, Kobefice
Sneberg Mich, Dobrovice
Zlatohlavek Jan, Butovicc
Molit Jan, Zehun
Jifik Jak., Zvykov
Hladny JOS, Tucapy
Voracek Jan, Cekanice'
Sminingr Ant, Bechyn6
Salzman Ant, Praha
kruta Fr., Trimany
Sejnoha Cen6k, UbuSin
Sin Frant., Kadov
HruGir JOS, Horeni n. Yes
Mavon Michal, Dol. Zelenice
Hajdin Petr, Moravskyn
Kolar Karel, Camat
Jasenak Ant, Trnava
Danek Jan, Podoli
Ockovsky OjaS, Gala
Fiksa JOS, KoutoSice
Pekarcik Jan, Majorka
Dvoran Step. Mast
Poch Gustav, Kokava
Krob Jan, KruSovice
PolaSek AL, Drozdov
Prais Gael, Malonice
Vyborny Jar, Drahobudicc
Ko$ler Kar., KoSany
kabatek Tomas, Treble
Strako6 Mich, Trnova
Strnisko Ant, Hlohorec
Pctrik obs, Mitrovice
Cekal Vac, Porin u Tabora
Volek Ant, Lounovice
Kresl JOS, Skorice
Peril Vac, Treble, Nor.
Helner Eduard, Moravany
Konarek Syl., Kralice
RozkopaI Jan, Koberice
Iemanek JOS, PreSov
Kotlar Jindf., Hradcany
DuspiVa Frant. Ces. Trebova
kulik JOS, T6Sin
Vacek FIR, Obfany Il Brna
Pochap FIR. Bilovice u Brna
Richter JOS, PoduSany
Flip Bohumil, Liberec
Sach Ant, Widen VII.
RoubiCek, NJ, st. Viklantice
Navra AL, DoubravGicc
Baluch Mat, Widen XVI.
Cumpa Adam, Hor. Vranovicc
koprla Pavel, Senica
Mach Kar.. JeviSovice
HofeJSi A., Zbecnik Il Hronova
Skornik Jan, Strzovka
Marek JOS, Stramberg
Bilik Martin, BorSice
Gnl Inc ,al.l -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

PRODA Sc dunn @ 5ti poko-
Iich, koupelna, kombinaGni fer
nes, skouky ma pradlo, elektri-
ka, plyn jin6 zarfzeni. Ulice
dlazdeny. Haste Sc V elsie
1911 Maryland Ave. Warner
Rd. 9-o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

PRODA Sc lot 35 str. pfi
l05 stf. ma Maryland Ave. ia
levnou cenu 800. Haste Sc Y
els. 9707 Vineyard Ave. 50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

". CETA.

w. CETA.
Sn1idek Fr., Semily
Dostal j., Metilovice u Mistku
Micudik Pavel, Bohunice
Sulc JOS, Kral. Dvur n. l..
Matousek FIR, Hrabatov
Nemec JOS, Budejovice
Richtr Jakub, Bilovice Brno
Bach Hynek, Louny
Stenkl JOS, Zimrovice u Opavy
Chladnuch Frant., Mirosov
Dymak FIR, Praha II.
Kycl Adolf, Breziny
Ciganek Fr., Bukovsko, Yes.
Week Ant, Beroun
Svoboda Jan, Risnovice
Benicky JOS, Benice /
Podhora AL, kutna Hora N
otenda Stepan, Zilina
Pelikan Felix's, Telc
Macourek Bedrich, Lhota
Marion Step, Likaukas
lorna e., Mukarov, Snechov
tiser JOS, Roudnice II. Labcm
Semestr F., Kral. Pole u Brna
Zadrazil Jan, Simpach
1alama r., Skuhrov
Navratil Karel, Rychenburg
Sutaryk Baltazar, Vel. Rovnc
Sedlacek Boh., Cokytie
ovozil Jar, Kral. Vinohrady
Xout FIR, Velka Yes
Hanatek En-, Humpolec
a-e1a s.w~sa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04

Mate-li neco k hatirani, zavo-
,ejte tel. Union 1855 w. Uziva
me jen ciste Morleyovy beloby
A lneneho oieSe. Mnozi q mych
konkurentu pouzivaji benzinu
a iacine bile barvy olovnate.
Proto jsou o nekolik dollard Ia
cinejsi ale ma konec sc mas zpil
sob v2dy vyplati. Moii praci
zarucuji ma celou fadu let, coz
Sc u jinych nestava.
JAS. F. MICKSCH,
naterac, papircvaG, dekorater.
12O2O UNION AVE
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14

ALASKA WOMAN FOUND DEAD
 INAUT0M0BILE

SEATTLE, April IA (by Associated Press) Mrs. Ethel Haley, aged 34, of Anchorage, Alaska, died mysteriously and quietly in an automobile while on pleasure trip from Seattle to Ed munds last night.
 One of the woman's male compan- ions has been jailed. It is charged that the members of the party were intoxicated.
 Mrs. Haley had expected to leave soon for Anchorage, where she had planned to begin divorce proceedings against her husband
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
DEVELOPMENT OF COAL MINE
 PROGRESSING

George c. Hazelet has returned from Katalla and reports that work is progressing favorably on the property of the Eering River Coal company, and eight feet a day is being driven in the main tunnel. Two small veins of coal have already been cut, which might be an indication that the main vein for which they are driving will be struck by an extension of the tunnel.
 The vein for which they tunnel is being driven is twenty-five feet wide ol the surface and stands at an angle of sixty degrees Work is also being done on vein 16 and a very good grade of coal for steaming purposes is being taken out.
 The development of this claim is going forward in a most systematic and business-like manner and while the outlook is encouraging nothing definite can be determined as to the value of this coal until the work now under way has been completed.
 MT. Hazelet, who is manager of the Chilkat Oil company, says that they expect to drill four more wells this sumer, beginning May l. The casing and pipe for this work will be deliv- cred by the freighter SkagWay at Ka- talla, being due there April 24.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
QUIET REICNS
 EGYPT, SAYS
 GEN. ALLENbY

CAIRO, Egypt, April 14 (by Asso- ciated Press) )-General Allenby, in command of the British forces in Egypt, has issued a statement to the effect that Egypt is quiet. Since Fri day noon, the statement says, more than four hundred persons have been arrested in connection with the recent rioting, in which several were killed
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
UNIVERSITY AT LEIPZIG HAS
 BEEN CLOSED

LEIPZIG, April IA (by Associated Press) The university here has been students to enlist in the border de- sfense forces. They have urged all other German institutions of higher learning to do likewise.
 In the event that the situation quiets down the university will be reopened May 15.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
SEATTLE LOSES FIVE
 STRAIGHT GAMES BUT
 MANAGER IS HOPEFUL

SEATTLE, April IA (by Associated Press) s).-President James Brewster of the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast Baseball League has arrived home, after having witnessed five defeats administered to the Seattle team.
 He says he is not discouraged, and that Seattle will be o. K as soon as her pitchers are in shape.
 Seattle has only one pitcher, Easily, who is in shape.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
EDITOR HEARST'S MOTHER
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

PLEASANTON, Cal, April IA (by Associated Press) Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, widow of the late Senator Hearst of California, and mother of William Randolph Hearst, the news paper publisher, died here yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
 - AGAINST RAILWAY co.

An action for $20,O00 damages has been filed with deputy clerk of the court Thos. s. Scott, against the Copper River & Northwestern rail way by the administrator of William Herrold's estate on behalf of his mother, who resides at Saxony Her rold was killed on the Chitina bridge November 29 last and Attorney F. H. Foster is representing the heirs,.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
SEVEN DEATHS RESULT RACE
 RIOT GEORGIA

ciated Press) A race clash at Burk- head Church, near here, resulted in seven deaths. The trouble started when mob took a negro from jail and lynched him.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
CONDITIONS OF VICTORY LOAN ARE MADE PUBLIC ALL 0VER-
 SUBSCRIPTIONS T0BEREJECTED

WASHINGTON, April IA (by Associated Press ).-Secre tay of the Treasury Glass today announced the and amount of the Victory oa the drive for which mence next week The loan will be for the half billions of dollars, and subscriptions ected The securities will mature in four years the govern ment esevng the right redeem them in three years with interest at a per cent for partially taxexempt notes which will be convertible 4 per notes wholly exempt from taxation.
 The quotas in the Twelfth district, which includes the Pacific coast states and Alaska will be approximately per cent of the quotas of the Fourth Liberty loan.
 Alaska's Quota Less Than Million
 SAN RANCSCO, April IA (by Associated Press) )-I4b- er loan headquarters here Aaskas quota of the Victory loan will be $95O4O9
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
AMERICAN AVIAT0RS
 LEAVE ON LONG FLICT

PANAMA, April IA (by Associated Press) American Lieutenants Otto and Barker and Mechanic Hornby, at here yesterday on a 1,417-mile flight to Key West, Fla, via Bluefelds, Mic aragua and Havana.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
BAVARIA WAKING UP
 FROM ITS BAD DREAM

BERNIE, April IA (by Associated Press sL-It is reported that the anti Bolshevist movement is spreading among the middle classes in Bavaria.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
FORMER BAVARIAN KING
 NOW IN SWITZERLAND

BERNIE, April IA (by Associated Press). Former King Ludwig of Ba- varia crossed into Switzerland Satur- day, and will take up his residence at home for aged Catholic priests at Zizers.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
FIVE FATALLY BURNED
 IN GASOLINE EXPLOSION

SAN DIEGO, April IA (by Associated Press) One officer and four men were probably fatally burned in gas oline explosion on board sub-chaser Mo- 297 here today.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
PASSENGER
 AND MAIL SERVICE PLANNED

LONDON, April IA (by Associated Press)- firm of Vickers Limited planning to start transatlantic service with arshps which the company building for the British navy when the armistice signed.
 The passenger rates will be f48 Mail will be carried The pioneer ship will have capacity of 100000 feet with 1OO0 engines The larger ships being designed to carry two hundred passengers.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
TEUT0N DELECATESWILL BE SUMMONED T0VERSAILLESAND
 GIVEN CHANCE T0BE HEARD

PARIS, April IA (by Associated Press Premier Lloyd George has persuaded the council revise the nde nity pan to fix the amount that Germany will have pay within fifty years The amount is kept secret but the Echo de Paris says 2500O0O0O000 francs which will include al! damages and pensions.
 It originally planned that Germany should pay 25 Oo0- 0O0o0 francs down and make the latter to be fixed y commission It is planned that the first install ment of 25oo0oooooo francs shall be paid by Germany within eighteen months
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES
 HAVE BEEN MADE PUBLIC

MELBOURNE, Australia, April IA (by Associated Press).-The total Aus tralian casualties during the war were 307, 300. Of these, 5S,O35 were killed.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
KOREAN RIOTS
 AREEXTENDINC ALL SECTIONS

TOXIC, April IA (by Associated Press) The Japanese are reinforcing the Korean garrisons by six regiments of infantry and four hundred gen darmes. The riots are becoming dan gerous, and are extending to all parts of Korea
 American Missionaries in Trouble
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aprl IA (by As sociated Press).-It is reported that the Japanese have arrested four Amer ican missionaries at Seoul, Korea, for being connected with the revolution.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
CIVIL WAR THREATENS MUNICH THREEDISTINCT GOVERNMENTS
 ARE STRIVING FOR MASTERY

BERLIN, April 14 (by Associated Press) )-Cvil in Munich imminent following the deposng of the revolutionary council of the republic Three would be governments existencein Bavaria at the present time.
 Lemburg Bombarded by Ukrainians
 COPENHAGEN, April IA (by Associated Press).-It is reported that the Ukranans bombarded Lembug heavily Thursday and Friday last, killing and wounding many.
 The Bolshevik Campaign in the East
 LONDON, April IA (by Associated Press) )-Trotzky ad ms the Bolshevk have been defeated the eastern front says that old and experienced troops must be sent here Git absolutely necessary that capture Ekatepn burg and Ufa''
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
BRITISH TROOPS OCCUPY
 CITY IN ASIATIC TURKEY

LONDON, April IA (by Associated Press).-It is reported that British troops have occupied Trebizond, in Asiatic Turkey.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14
To Issue Bonds Immediately

The treaty will provide that Germany pay $50 0OO OO0O0O in cash commodities before May l. 192 and also issue $2O000OO0O00 in interest bearings bonds allies immediately.
 The bonds to be payable in nstaents during period of fifteen years and probably will be kept in the control of central commission of the aes that they will not be keted in quantities sufficient to break the price.
 Germany also obgae herself pay other amounts for damage done appropriate to her to be determined by representatives of the begerens who shall report before May l. 1921.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-14


 LONDON April IA (by Associated Press)-The London newspapers not enthusiastic regarding the of the amended of the league of nations The Chronicle it thinks the draft inferior the old and condemns the terms allowing nation to withdraw from the league two years notice The policy of requiring unanmity for decisions of the council is also condemned by the Chronicle.
 The News the covenant control of the league to the representatives of the five great powers.
 Encouraging News from White House
 WASHINGTON, April 14 (by Associated Press )-Contin ued at the conference is reported dispatches to the White Hou It is intmated that all important ques tions will be settled Soon.
 Japanese Amendment Not Adopted
 PARIS April IA by Associated Press) Ut officially nounced that the league of nations commission rejected the Japanese amendment relative to the equality of Al though several members of the commission favored the amend me failed because the necessary unanimous approval not given
 n dispatch sent out by the Havas News Agency to the effect that this amendment had been adopted by vote of the league of nations printed in Saturdays Daily Times.)