davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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about 10000, 600 pounds in 1918.
The value OF the output decreased
from $2,3s0,302 to about $1,567,-
600. One Of the largest lead pro-
ducers in the state was the Prince
Consolidated, at Phoebe. which ship
ned iron manganese ore containing
gold, silver and lead. FROM the Yel-
low Pine district of Clark county
considerable high-grade lead ore was
shipped. some lead product was sep
arated from a lead-zinc ore, and con-
siderable Iead-zinc ore was shipped
to the zinc smelters Or oxide plants.
Considerable lead was produced by
the Combined Metals at Phoebe: the
Groom mine, In Lincoln county; and
several properties at Eureka.
The mine output of recoverable
zinc decreased from 22.307,S6s
pounds in 1917 to about 5000. 900
pounds in 1918. The value of the
output decreased from $2,275,402 to
about $1,267.00O. Nearly all OF the
output came from the Yellow Pine
district, of Clark county, though
there was a distinct decrease from
this region. The Consolidated Cop
permines, in White Pine county,
made large shipments of zinc ore, as
did the Combined Metals company.
at Phoebe.
Dividends declared by Nevada tmin-
Ing companies Tor the first eleven
months of 1913 amounted to ST.
374,45S. The principal contributors
were the Tonopah Belmont. Tonopah
Mining. Nevada Consolidated, West
End, Boss, jim Butler, Union Con-
solidated, Yellow Pine, Nevada Won
der, Rochester Mines, Tonopah Ex-
tension and Nevada Packard.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05
INFLUENZA TOLL Is
TAKING MILLIONS

The London Times medical cor
respondent says that it seems reas-
enable to believe that throughout the
world about six million persons have
persisted from influenza and pneu-
monia during the past three months.
IL has been estimated that the
war caused the death OF twenty mil
lion persons in four and a half years.
Thus, the correspondent points out,
influenza has proved itself five times
deadlier than war because in the
same period, at its epidemic rate in
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st. Luke's Hospital at Tokyo, hurried
to v~ladivostok with necessary hospital
supplies and perfected a medical or
g%anization to care for the incoming
wounded soldiers.
This organization, which was COM
plete from a medical and sanitary
standpoint, consisted of a base hospital
with a bed capacity for 200, one rolling
canteen, two sanitary trains, one field
frst-aid INIT and a disinfecting train.
DIR. Teusler cabled that there were
In active service with his unit fourteen
American and seven japanese doctors
and fifteen American and seventeen
Japanese nurses. All the American
doctors are volunteering their services.
DIR. Teusler said he hoped to enlist
thirty additional American doctors and
fifty American nurses In the Orient.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05
RED CROSS RELIEF
IN THE FAR EAST
Bring Food and Supplies to
Czecho- Siovaks in
Siberia.

TIME American Red Gross has BE-
come very active In that part Of
Russia surrounding VladivOs-
tok, and the prompt medical assistance
rendered that distressed country has
resulted In saving thousands Of lives
The rescue work done by the Red
Cross for the Czecho-Slovak refugees
has assumed prodigious proportions
and Is daily becoming greater In scope
Cabled advices received from Vladb-
vostok report that more than 10000
Czecho- Slovak refugees, 1900 Of them
children, are now being cared for BY
the American Red Cross at that city. In
addition to this relief work. the cables
state that the Red Cross Medical or
ganization is attending hundreds OF
wounded Czecho- Slovak soldiers who
have reached vladivostok after weeks
of the most desperate fighting against
the pro-German forces.
The condition of the refugees, who
were found living In tents and freight
cars along the Chinese Eastern Rail-
way west of Hardin, was pitiable. A
majority Of them are farmers, though
there are many coal miners and rail-
way employees In the number, people
who were driven from their homes by
the %Bolsheviki, and come German and
Austrian war prisoners.
The work of administering TO the
wounded Czecho-Slovak fighters, who
steadfastly refused to recognize the
Bolsheviki-German peace. and reliev-
ing the distress of the homeless civil
ians was started the moment their
plight was brought to the attention OF
the American Red Cross. The relief
work was directed by Charles X. Mo-
ser, American consul and head of the
Red Cross chapter at Hardin. Ameri-
can Red Cross chapters at Tokyo and
Shanghai also gave valuable aid
While waiting for instructions from
America, they went ahead and raised
funds in vladivostok which provided
temporary relief for both soldiers and
civilians.
On authorization Of the American
Red Cross. DIR. X. B. Teusler, head Of
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05
SIGNPOSTING THE DESERT

The United States Geological Sur
vey, department of the interior, has
surveyed and signposted a great area
of the most dangerous desert region
of the United States. The thirty
ninth annual report of the t~opograph-
lie division of the survey, just made
public, describes the method employ
ed of making the desert safe to the
unwary traveller.
The region 8 lrveyed occupies about
60 1000 square miles in southern CALI
fornia and south -ostern Arizona. In
California it includes the southern
part of Death Valley and the region
between this valley and the Mexican
border; in Arizona it includes the re-
gion west of Tucson mad Phoenix and
south of Wicken burg and Parker.
This region was selected because 1t is
the driest. hottest, and least explored
part of the desert region, and also
because of the stragetic Importance
of obtaining information on the water
supplies along the $50 miles of ma
tional frontier that it includes. The
field work was done by four parties,
each of which consisted of n geolo-
gist and one nontechnical assistant
Quilted with an automobile n
light camping equipment. Practical
|ly all watering places in the region
we're examined. about 100 samples of
water were collected and shipped TO
the water-resources laboratory at
Washington, d. c., for analysis, and
a general exploration was made of
the geography, geology, and ground
water conditions of the region. The
maps prepared and the data obtained
were made available to the Army en-
gineers for Incorporation in the pro-
gressive military map of the United
States. Guides with maps are being
prepared for publication.
Signs directing travellers to water
we're erected in 167 localities in Cal
ifornia and 13s in Arizona. The
sign-posts are galvanized iron, 10
inches In outside diameter and IL
feet long. Each post is anchored In
the ground with two redwood blocks.
The signs are 18-gage steel, galvan-
led, are white. with dark blue letters
and are substantially bolted to the
posts. They are OF two sizes, Is by
90 inches and 9 by 20 inches. Most
of the larger signs. of which 40 were
erected, give ire names, distances,
and directions to four watering places;
most of the smaller signs, l65 of
which were erected, give the names,
distances and directions to two water
ing places. The work done last year
is a part of a comprehensive plan for
mapping and marking the watering
places in the entire arid region lying
east of the Sierra Nevada and Cas-
cade mountains and west of a line
running approximately from eastern
Oregon through Salt Lake City and
Santa Fe TO the mouth of Pecos
River.
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Cloves In Commerce.

The Glove tree has been introduced
into the western world and now Is, and
ior more than aacentury has been.
grown in Brazil. Guiana and the West
Indian islands. Glove trees now grow
In. groves in the island of Mauritius,
where plantations were set out under
The auspices of the French In the
eighteenth century, and in Zanzibar
and Pemba. These last named islands,
off the east coast OF Africa, have be-
come important producers Of cloves.
lava and Sumatra, In the east. also
make their contribution to the worlds
supply of cloves.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05
GARNET MT. LODGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

The regular meeting of Garnet
Mountain Lodge 400, ladies' society
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen, was held
Saturday, January 4, 1913, the first
.meeting that has been held since the
influenza epidemic visited the dis
trict.
Officers were elected for the fol-
lowing year as follows: President,
Mrs. ]. II. Boylan; vice president.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan; past president,
Mrs. Margaret Spell; collector, Mrs.
VIM. Knapp; treasurer, Mrs. Edward
Kelly; secretary. Mrs. A. T. Drys-
dale; chaplain, Mrs. G. +. Deckel-
man; warden. Mrs. James Healy:
conductor, Mrs. John Butler; inner
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Avoid Breeding.

II is a salutary thing to regret past
.rrors aud sincerely resolve not TO fab
into them again, but II Is a foolish and
most dangerous thing to brood over
mistakes we have made. sins we have
committed. Brooding cannot possibly
lead to healthy-minded action. It's
tendency, rather is to develop a state
Of mind that may pass over into In
sanity. Yet many people indulge In
this dangerous luxury Of brooding. Par
ucularly is this likely to be the case
with people to whom life has not been
as kind as IL might have been
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05

The News has been able to secure
for its readers through the western
Newspaper Union a chronological
table of the war in a brief form for
ready reference. Events of the war
with the respective dates are given
which will make 1t worth while TO
clip these columns and put away for
future reference.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-05
NEVADA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Reno, Dec. 3O.-COngreSSmdn EV-
ans says: THE future of Nevada
depends on development of farms
and mines and if we bring these in
dustries together. then we will have
ideal industrial conditions to adver-
tise the advantages of state
CONGRATULATIONS claim in yell
low Pine district producing fine cop
per ore. Work on Red Streak 20
start with plenty of r in sight.
Fallon- Surrounding idle land
may be opened up for returning SOL
diers.
All restrictions hindering legit-
innate development should now be re-
moved and let the work of opening
new mines and industries go ahead
or the west will suffer severely from
stagnation OF industries.
Carson City-State game warden
proposes dividing state into 10 fish
and game districts with seasons to
be established according to condi-
tons.
Fallon-Cultivated area of True
kee-Carson project being slowly ex-
tended.
Winnemucca-Four veins all show
ing good ore being worked on VOL
VERNE and Quartzberg properties.
The socialist tells us property is
theft and big business a crime, but
all big criminals had to be drafted
to help save the war situation.
Reno-Weather bureau reports
cattle of state in good condition.
Thompson-Mason Valley Mines
company smelter still continuing to
handle large tonnage ore weekly.
Carson City-Corporations OF Nye
and Esmeralda fling claims against
high taxes.
One of most conspicuous examples
of public ownership of street rail
ways is case of Boston Elevated, 3d.
000,o 00 deficit in six months.
Ptoche-Big modern plant of
Southern Nevada Milling company
nearly ready.
The effect of a readjustment of
worlds finances must inure to the
benefit of Neyada silver mines which
represent the largest producers in the
United States. as the following figures
for 1917 will show: Tonopah Bel
mont. 1,94S.757 ounces; Tonopah Ex-
tension Mining company, 1,297,9 99
ounces; Tonopah Mining company,
1,443,36S ounces; West End Corsol-
idated, 1~,219,s60 ounces; Jim Butler,
SOC, 900 ounces.
Tonopah-Output for week ending
Dec. IA from district, $12S,316.
Cali it tariff or protection Of indus
try or anything you like, IL Ameri-
can industry is to maintain wages and
hours protection from foreign COM
petition in some form must be
evolved.
Nevada portion of Arrowhead trail
between Los Angeles and Salt Lake
being put into condition.
Fallon-Samples from new discov-
cry "a Phonolite camp assaying
from s14.60 to s46.50 per ton.
Pioche-Construction of new plant
by Southern Nevada Mining company
nearly completed.
Initial issue of Nevada Mining
Press causes considerable interest.
Goldfeld-General activity expert
enced throughout district; shipments
of value expected.
The trade of the constitution tinker
has been generally discouraged by
elections in western states this fall.
Legislators take notice.
Mina-75 pounds for each 100
pounds quicksilver being recovered
in Cnnebar district.
Pioche-Many developments made
on Virginia Louise properly since re-
sumption Of work.
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auenza would have killed 100000
900.
Never since the Black mas
such a plague swept over the world
he says, adding that the need OF a
new survey of public health measures
has never beer more forcibly Illus
|trated.
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guard, Mrs. Minnie Reid.

A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent. and plans for work OF the
club as outlined indicate a successful
and enjoyable year.
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4. CERVENEC.

Vyroci prohlaseii americke
neodvislosti bude Clevelandem
Oslavovano letos rozumne. Wy
paloyani prskavek ulicich ne
bude tudfz trp6no vsechny o
hnostroje v parcfch a ma Lake
front budou rizeny mestskou
administered. Nejvetsi ohno-
stroj poskytne vsak vecer bu-
dova stareho vodarenskeho kri
bu ma jezere, kterazto stara
konstrukce bude zapalena a me
stem znicena, ably v plavbe ne.
mohla vice prekazeti. We vsech
mestskych parcich budou dnes
poradany lidove radovanky, We
vsech kapely budod vyhravat
a skolni dftky RUNE zavody pc
radati. Povetrnostni vestec sli.
buje dnesku priznive pocasi
takze oslava 4. cervence Gle
velandu jiste zdarem bnde pro
VaZena.
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'BROADWAYSKY POZEMEK
SOKOLA CECH PRODAN.
Kteras cincinnatsk6 tov6rni fir
ma zaplati zaa $912O.

Pokladnik sboru Sokola
"Cech' pan Antonin Schacha
sdeluje s nami, ze sokolsky po-
zemek ma Broadway proti
Champa Ave. byl sborem pro-
dan kteres rovarnf kretcovske
firme z Cincinnati "a $912O, te-
dy "a $50 stopa. Pozemek ten
'merf v prdceli 152 stopy a v
hloubce .155 stop a jeste leto2
bude ma mem postavena velka
Imoderni tovarni budova. Sokol
,Schacha, sborem nalezitA k pro
'deji poyerenY, obdrzsl Cd dot
Gene firmy $500 zavdavkem a
zbytek kupni ceny bude v hoto
Ivych vyplacen sboru lined, jak
mile nutne pozemkove listiny
budou dohotoveny, kterouzto
|transakci ma ma starosti broad
wayska banka. Blizsi o prode-
iii sdelime pffstf tyden, 'po schG
ri sboru Sokola Czech.
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PAN KAREL PELANT

Gesky zurnalista, znamy nasm
krajan1m z dffvejsiho pobytu
v Americe, Glen delegace ces-
kych novinard z Ceskosloven-
ske republiky, zavita do nase-
no mesta, aby dne 6. cervence
o Husove slavnosti, poradana
Ceskym Narodnim Sdruzenim v
Ceske Narodni Sini, promluvil
k pritomnemu obecenstvu.
Jsme jisti, ze nasi krajane
nenechaji 81 ujfti prilezitost pc
s.echnouti recnfka, jakym jest
|p. X. Pelant a ze Sc v hojnem
poctu ma Husovu oslavu dosta.
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v SEBEOBRANE.

Lakewoodska policiei zatkla
22letou italskou divku A. Ia
trinovou pro vrazdu prvnlho
stupne. Zatcena je vinena, re
usmrtila sveho svaka Ant. Sera
fina. 1548 Highland Ave., KITE
ryzto fakt divka nikterak me-
popira. Serafin vratil So pry
vtera o pGl noel opily domG a
svou zenu bez pffciny tyral
Tatrinova chtela Sc sve sestry
zastati a rozliceny svak bod
po, nj rovn6z nozem, nacez o
hrozena strelila po mem re
volveru a tfemi ranami jej "a
bila.
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zALUJE BANDITU MA Cd
SKODNE.
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w. S. Bailey, predseda West
Cleveland banky, kde nedavno
velka kradez byla provedena,
zazaloval vcera u krajskeho
soudu Harry Holmese z Toledo
ma $65.591 odSkodneho. Hol-
mes uvezn6n je pritomne v o.
kr. zalari a brzo bude proceso-
van pro lupicstvi kriminalni-
no soudu. Byi totiz jednim z
peti banditi ma prepadu West
Cleveland banky Sc podilejici-
no, a je to prvne v dejinach
soudnictvi u mas, ably muz u
trestniho soudu zalovany byl
soucasne zalovan pred soudem
civilnim.
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We PROSPECT zENSKEHO
HLASOVACfHO PRAVA.

Austin, Tex. - Texas stal sc
devatym staten, ktery schvalil
navrzeny dodatek ku federalni
ustave 0 zenskem hlasovacim
pravu, kdyz byl senat schvalil
prijatou v dome zastupcG reso
luci.
I Das Moines, Iowa. Guverner
w. L. Harding svolal zvlastni
za5edani snemovny ma stredu
2. cervence, by hlasovano bylc
10 dodatku k dstave, vztahuji.
elm Sc k zenskemu hlasovaci.
mu pravu. Zasedani potrva
bezpochyby pouze jediny den
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CHCE ZDRAZIT PLYN.

Predseda East Ohio plyna-
ranske spolecnosti referuje
m6stske rade o onutnosti zdraze
nj pfirodniho plynu, nema-li
byti v ZINE nedostatek podob-
neho prostredku ku vytapenl a
osvetlovani. Pak-li pry by Sc
plyn zdrazil, zvlast' velke to-
varny uzivaly by jineho topiva
a pflrodniho plynu zbylo by
dosti pro privatni domy. Pone-
vadz ale plyn ma byti zdrazen
O polovinu nynejsi ceny, NEST
ska rada nehodla podobnou
drahotu schvalit a nayrh East
Ohio spolecnosti " pristi schu-
ri radnfho vyboru dale bude
pfetfasan.
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JAK OSLAVOVAL CLEVE.
LAND 4. CERVENCE r. 1889.

Prvni verejna oslava prohla-
SEM neodvislosti konana v Gle
velandu pred osmdesati lety,
tedy roku 1889, kdy mesto ma
Sc citalo sotva 5000 obyvateld,
Casne rano Zahrmel ma squaru
mosazny hmozdif prastare W.
roby a po devate hodine dopo
ledni usporadan byl ma squa-
ru prdvod, v jehoz cele byl
mayor Mills. v radach pruvo-
du byla tehdeisi mestska gar.
da, granatnici, vyslouzilci z re.
volucni valky, dobrovolni hasi.
ci, zednari, nekolik cirkevnich
'spolkG a snad vsichni cleveland
sti civiliste. PrGvod "a dzulajo
We strelby bral Sc ku baptis5ic.
kemu kostelu ma Seneca Ave-,
kda prohlaSeni neodvis,o sti Ii.
ldu mayorem bylo pfedcitano
Po pochodu "a St. Clair Ave
lid vratil Sc ma square, tehdi
stromy huste zarostly a tam u
,spofadany hody a rdzne RADIO
vanky. Podobny piknik konar
" Clinton parku a jeden v "a
hrade ma rohu Euclid a Viii
son Ave, kterazto u samycl
'rehdeisich mest3kych hranic 81
nachazela. Slavilo Sc az d'
jpoZdnich hOdin nOcnich.
| FITCC1 tj.7 IVITC C1
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CELIA RODI MA UHORELA.

We vsi st. Bernard blize Gin
|cinnati, O., yznikl vcera Cas-
ne rano pozar v domecku ovdo
'vele pani Kory Abbottove, kite
ry sifil Sc TAX rychle, ze vdova
Sc svymi deqni zachranit Sc ne
mohla Usidhni uhofeli. Mimo
pani Abbottbv6 zahynul 13lety
'Orville, 14lfy Edward a 10 ro
XII stara St@lla.
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q. CERVENCE LORAIN.

Mesto Lorain pripravilo k
dnesnimu dni velkou vojen-
skou demonstraci, ma niz podi-
let Sc mali vsichni vyslouzilci
domI posud sc navrativsi. Ka-
zdy veteran bude podarovan
pamatnim penizem a vsichni
budou mestem pohost6ni. Po-
dobnou vojenskou slavnost bu-
dou NIT We Warren Elyrii,
Wadsworth Salem. V nasem
mesJe vyslouzilci budou hosty
divad elnfch SPRAY a lakewood
skym brancGm banket pod 81.
rym nebem bude usporadan.
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PACIENT SAMOVRAHEM.


We svatojanske nemocnici
spachal vcera samovrazdu 65le
ty chovanec ]. C. Earl, 1851
zap. 76 ul., trpfci vleklou cho-
robou nekolik let a zvlaSte po-
sledni cas- valice zadumcivy.
Earl zahubil sc pomoci elektri
ckeho proudu a koroner chce
zjistit, proc pacientovi Sc stra-
ny oSetrovatelek vetsi pozor-
nos. nebyla venovana, kterouz-
to pozprnostf samovrazda mo-
hla Sc prekaZiti.
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TABOR sKAUTU.

10. cervence bude otevreno
blize Painesville velke lezeni
clevelandskych skautG, nesouci
nazev Chickaming, do ktere-
hozto tabora budou tez posila
nj hosi blizskych mestecek
ma letni prazdniny. Skauti bu-
dou taborit pod stany, "a do.
hledu specielhi zdravotni komi
Sc velitelem tabora bude po.
rucik Childs, ucitel telocviku
Lezeni bude pfistupno az dc
18. srpna, kdy skauti dom1 "a.
Sc budou rozpusteni.
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"a NAVRATU z POHRBU.

Pani JOS. Downesova, 1885
vych. 33. ul. vracela Sc vcera
odpoledne z pohfbu sveho pri-
buzneho a "a pokusu opustit
poulicni karu ma parozi ma
Payne Ave byla zasazena au-
tomobiiem E. Gagena a crane.
ma tax, ze "a hodinu po neSte-
sti v Lakeside nemocnici re.
mrela. Neopatrny autoista byl
batcen a re zabiti obzalovan.
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Bratrlrn a sestram
Sokola Havlicek!

Y. Pristi nedSli, 6. cervence ko-
ma Sokol Havlicek zajezd do
Detroit ma verejne cviceni tam
nejsi Jednoty. KdokoIiv by Sc
chtsl tohcto zajezdu .s1castnit,
rrijH k 9. hodins v sobotu We
Ger do hudebniho obchodu br.
starosty B. E. Ptaka, v {. 4914
Broadway. Vezmi kazdy kpoj
sebou do tasky. Protoze letos,
nasledkem politickych pomsrI
zakazu v Clevelandu, sotva
asi budeme moci krojich ve-
refine vystoupeni uspofadati,
Jest toto pfilezitost v kroji 81
vyjiti a sokolskou ideu ozna-
novati.'
TAJEMNlK.
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DIVE. MOVE ADVOKATKY.


Pred statni zkusebni komisi
v Columbus slozilo vcera tficet
clevelandskych juristu pravnic
ke zkousky mezi uspesnymi
byly tez dive divky, 81. Bella
Strongova z Lakewood a Haze!
Mountainous 2 Quincy Ave-,
takze Cleveland docka Sc dial.
Sich dvou advokatek. Polio ejni
naCelnik Krause z East Cleve.
landu ziskal vcera rovnez u
siatni komi5e dipiom pravnic.
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SKOCIL S 20. POSCHODi.

New York, 3. cervence. -
A. S. Raymond, 39lety bansky
nzenyr 2 Joplinu, Mo-, vrhl Sc
20. patra hotelu Commodore
dnes ma dlazbu a zGstal ma mi
ste mrtev. v hotelu Sc ubyto-
val pred nekolika dn9mi.
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BONDY,sVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Pfineste je k
Simonovi - rejspolehlivejsimu smenAf
nfku. 216 Lenox Bldg. 2. patro. roh
vych. 9. ul. a Euclid Ave
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' Mt Pleasant Corlett a venkovnho .olxoli Newburgu
uvadime znamost ze
.tfznim obchods "U KOUDEL0" v cse 42ss Warner Rd
poskynuy bou sejne vyhody p nakupu prvotfdnho zbo
x "a snizene ceny srazkou hotovo. hned
naLupem kdyz kupucf odkaze nase oznamky) jake
.trznim obchods ~ KoUDELU"v eisle 4735 BROADWAY
Uveden obchodu Warner Rd stene vyhodne zalady
obchodem ma Broadway jest vyhradne zajmu naseho
vzdaeneho eskeho zakaznictva muz mas zvod Warner
Rd jest blizs pffstupnejs sklad vetM vyber pny OBJ
suha stejne vzorna. a
Spolehvs zarcene zbozi rne jdete azdy den
OBoU STRIzNfCH OBCHODECH "U KOUDELU"
ABS BROADWAY A 4288 WARNER ROAD.