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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
ALASKA NOTES

Cinema Indians are enforcing guar antine regulations against Natives from farther down the Panama River Recently two Natives from Nenana went up the river to Cinema, and the latter very promptly isolated them in a cabin for a period of ten days be; fore they would permit them to as sociate with the local tribesmen.
 "On the Wing" the official paper of the Spruce Division on Puget Sound, printed at Seattle and edited by Lieut.. E. J. Hurja, formerly of Fairbanks, has just issued it's fare well number It made it's appear ance on Christmas Day.
 The new paystreak discovered by Sam Stay on the left limit of St Patrick Creek will be worked this Winter Arrangements are now be ing made to send a crew of men to the camp with, plenty of supplies. That the work will be done on no small scale Is evidenced by the num- Der of men that have been engaged,
 wenty in all- Fairbanks Citizen. )
 Grant Courtney, Panama River farmer, recently lost his barn
 trough fire, and several hundred lollars worth of contents.
 
 Bob Sabanoff of Nenana recently received word in one mail of the 1eath of three brothers, Mike, Alex md Red, of influenza, in Seattle All of them are well known at Ne mana.
 George Hutchinson, cashier of the First National Bank of Fairbanks, was unanimously elected treasurer )f the School Board at that place at l special election. Only AZ votes were cast, due to the circumstance hat there was no contest.
 The Nenana postoffice has been raised from fourth to third class office. This makes it a Presidential office.
 Lester Earhart, a Fairbanks boy who had been reported as having lied of influenza at Camp Dodge,
 s not only alive, but he has been made sergeant, according to word received at Fairbanks last month.
 The Eastern Star of Fairbanks re gently elected the following officers . Worthy Matron, Mrs. Margaret Hol- ston; Worthy Patron, Paul J. Rickert, Associate Matron, Miss pearl Peter sen; Secretary E. H. Mack; Treas lrer, Miss Grace M Rolyston, Con 1uctress, Mrs. May Evans; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Blanche s. Lewis The Cordova Chamber of Com nerce says there are sufficient quan. titles of crabs and sardines in that vicinity to warrant the establishment of canneries there for both.
 Skagway has 250 members of the Red Cross in good standing. Two hundred and nineteen joined during the Christmas Roll Call-most of hem renewals. The organization in he last year has collected $5,249 40, of which S422.43 was on hand at the. end of the year.
 Fairbanks expects the Agricultur- Il College and School of Mines will be opened at, that place next Fall It is claimed that it will be the far thest North of any institution of higher learning in the world.
 Today's News Today-In Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

Duerdine P. Health was passen ger for Juneau on the City of Seattle He is registered at the Alaskan Ho tel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

c. H. Dubosen of Seattle is regis tered at the Gastineau Hotel. He arrived on the City of Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

The telephone number of the Gift Shop Is 26S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
Juneau Ferry & Navigation
 Company

-cperatIne- ALMA, LONE FISHERMAN, GENT
 AND TEDDY Leaving Juneau for Douglas TreadWelI
 and Thane. 7:10 am. 1915 pm. 6OO prn s9:30 am. s3:O0 pm 930 pm.
 4:40 pm. 1:10 pm. Leave Douglas for TreadweII and Thane TIPS am. 12:sO pm s:45 p.m. S:46 am. 3:15 pm. 11:25 pm.
 4:55 pm. t1:15 am.
 6:15 pm.
 Leave TreadweIl for Thane 7:30 am. 12:35 pm. 6:20 pm. '9:50 am. s3:20 p.m $50 pm.
 500 pm. > 11:30 pm. Leave Thane for TreadweII, Douglas and S:10 am. s12:50 pm. 10:05 pm *10:05 am. 4:05 pm. 12:10 am.
 5:15 p.m t1:35 a.m
 6:35 pm. Leave TreadweII for Douglas and Juneau 8:25 am. f1:65 p.m. 6:50 pm "lO:2O am. 4:20 pm. 10;20 p,m
 +1:50 am Leave Douglas for Juneau S:30 am. s110 pm. 6:55 pm. *10:25 am. 4:25 pm. 1925 pm.
 6:35 pm. 12:30 am.
 t1:55 am. '-Freight will be accepted. f-Saturday night only. Schedule subject to change without
 notice. TWO whistles nIntes before starting. Fare IS Gents
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Personal Mention

B. M. Behrends will leave on the City of Seattle for the South. MT. Behrends will visit the Coast cities and make trip to New York before returning to Juneau.
 H. l.. Faulkner, Mrs Faulkner and their little daughter returned on the City of Seattle from the South. They have been visiting in Seattle and oth- CT Coast cities.
 J. D. Littlepage, Mrs. Littlepage and their child arrived in Juneau last night on the City of Seattle Mr. Littlepage has been in training in the Aviation Corps for a commis sion, but discontinued his course when the arrnistice was signed They are at the Gastineau.
 K. Hildre and wife arrived in Ju neau on the City of Seattle They are registered at the Gastineau from Seattle.
 Mrs. L. A. Willard of Petersburg arrived in Juneau on the City of Seattle and is staying at the Gas tineau.
 Nels Roaming and family arrived in Juneau on the City of Seattle from Wrangell and will make their home here in the future. They are registered at the Gastineau.
 E. A. Teeter, of Ketchikan, arrived on the City of Seattle and is at the Gastineau
 William H. Niederhauser of Seattle is registered at the Alaskan Hotel He arrived in Juneau on the City of Seattle
 Pete w. Despot of Seattle arrived on the City of Seattle and is stay ing at the Alaskan.
 c. H. Dubosen of Seattle is regis tered at the Gastineau Hotel He arrived on the City of Seattle.
 Duerdine P. Health was a passen ger for Juneau on the City of Seattle He is registered at the Alaskan Ho tel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

TWO IN ONE THE EMPIRES way for everybody. THE EMPIRES sads'' keep the housewife informed of alr sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

Pete w. Despot of Seattle arrived on the City of Seattle and is stay ing at the Alaskan
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
WANTED-HeIp

-SteEographic work or sets of books to keep during spare hours. Phone 156.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
CARD READING
MISCELLANEOUS

SECOND HAND FurnIturs for sale .. reasonable prices. Alaska Turn tare Co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
FOR RENT-House,

PIANO for rent. apply phone 143.
 FOR RENT-Comfortab houses, small or large. Mrs. Montgomery Davis, 9th and Seward St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur- nished Broom fiat with bath. En- quire Mrs. John Perelle, 423 Eth St., telephone 682.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

Fairbanks expects the Agricultur H. College and School of Mines will be opened at, that place next Fall. It is claimed that it will be the far thest North of any institution of higher learning in the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

William H. Niederhauser of Seattle is registered at the Alaskan Hotel He arrived in Juneau on the City oi Seattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12
In Praise az Country Life.

Let me live tic years of my stay
upon Garth. way out in tho country.
close to nature and to natures God.
! want to feel the touch of tn. sea
sons as they come and go. making up
the years.
] want TO feel the chill OF winter in
my Tame. not too severe, but cnouS h
TO make the blood tiEgie
want 10 feel the gentle warmth OF
spring. as with her touch OF magic she
wakens new life in things dead
want to feel the heat of summer.
as the golden sunshine ripcns the har-
vest anu natures the fruit and flowers.
Lastly. want TO catch the cool
breath of autumn coming to fan away
the heat ard letharRy OF summer.
! want to hear the cry Of the whip
roorwill as the twilight settles Ger
tue hill and hollow.
want TO be near where the Bob
White is calling to his mate. when the
fields of ripening wbca; wave gently
To the passing breeze
| want 20 hear the ttnkle Of bells on
tn" distant hillside. a, the sun is go
ing down and the katysiids CONNIE ce
their nieht-long chatter.
Then. when uId Jack Frost passes by
with his touch Of white. want 10 wan
der down the old rail fence ans, on to
where the musCadines hang in rich
profusion. and there for Il time feast
aud forget.
Nos. let me live out tho years Of my
stay upon earth in the fuIncss of tho
country. and then. dying. let me rest
- tho quiet churchyard near where
father and mother Sle"p--w here the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12
HOW TO EDUCATE GIRLS
4 North Carolina Woman who Knows
Farm Life Has II Ward

w@m "a snou nG Gs"sn, 1'u aan sss
ask or hes or c"a< or plead or tease.
girls education. Its been n matter
OF books long enough. now we must
mako ii "a matter .. preparation for,
living. Drudeevy for women there al
Ways has been always will be--but
It's time to make 1t an Intelligent
drudgcry And also do away with all
that is useless. ami much OF il is. We
should work and plan together until
each county would have its farm life
school. where every girl in the county
could have at least six months and
as much more As possible in learning
al! the new aud easy and economical
Ways of cooking, for there are now
about AS many labor-sa.!ng devices
for womens work for men--thc
great difference being that woman
them. And with the cooking should
go practical lessons in sowing. nurs-
inE. sanitation. Sarden!1G. poultry
raising, laundry. the tu"!s%ud and one
is called on 10 do at one time or an
other.
Then I would wind IN the gradual
ing classes by weeks lectures to
value Of the work done in the home
by the wife and uiothcr-W hat ii would
cost The ma0 in money IT he haG -
pay some Other woman to come IL
and tend to his children and milk and
scrub. not to mention nursing him II
he were sick and work fifteen hours
day dong il, Tut il all down IL
boy graduate ;ill he knew ii by heart.
Maybe tisr he wouldn't think that all
The I.h"r S5yinS devices should go TO
the barn ana none 10 the Kitchen.
among the women.-MrS. Lindsay Pat
tcrson. in TIT" Progressive Farmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12
Preserve Eggs In winter ,:In,,

During tho past two years fresh egg
prices from August TO March have
averaged nearly twice as much as from
April - To May -. lowest prices
period.
Preserving GEES in water glass $50,
dunn Siltcate). Il liquid which makes
an alright coating over the egg shell
without affecting the quality of the
eES. has become quite a family prac-
tice in :he interest Of economy in the
CSC bills as The average family Will
use fifteen dozen eggs per person from
August 10 March. the season OF high
prices.
The water glass can he purchased
from any drug store. and from many
grocery stores. one quart % the IL ass
TO nine quarters OF water FOR each nj
teen dozen OF Gags being used in tho
preserving process Water THAI has
been boiled and cooled should he used
and mix water ana tho water glass
We'll before using. Have the iiuuid at
leasi two in, hes above tho :op LAYER
OF eggs, and use only fresh water glass
each season. For n Containcr use one
either Of galvanized iron or. cp"thon-
ware. II watcr-ticht, allowing foi five
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12

eases ave kept IN a specis, outdoor pen
BAGS OF "a small barn which is wired
TINS space furnishing abundant shade
snd busting places. temporary
Of the hens against sudden storms and
In which they can ind shelter al hight.
Eu' there is no place which affords the
hens a chance to make n nest.
The broodics receive an abundance
OF green and GrdiU feeds as well as
water \ few days Of confinement in
10 removed activity. In week or
TWO. iustcal OF CluckinG round. the
hens aN6NtackliuS again. IS the result
OF a return 10 laying.
Nnothcr simple method rracticcd. es-
recially in the hotter days OF summer,
is I" let tn" hroody fowls have TO
themselves " part Of the lawn which
j. wired OF temporarily FOR their. use.
shelter. feed and care arc given them
SS in the previous as In very
ness. wen amor 4 the most obstinate
Src',tn ems. In my experience these
mcthq&s :! hlcai:i2s az, hroody hens
~ satlaiActcrv.
Egg formation aud ccs laying arc re-
productive functions, bur hroodinoss in
mons is the natural cu!mination o. re-
productions. When bro )diness is hrok-
en- UP quickly md hanIancly nature
aims to restore the cr:, laying or re-
productive function Therefore. if in
creased cGc production is desired, it
is tho poultrymanS object TO cncour-
az" IN" d"Ncionihcht OF cSE celiS ana
egg laying 10y dlSCourae!nc hroodincss.
trl this reason mems should he taken
.rom their nests IS soon as they settle
down 70 incubation ihe sooner the
repre- dGctN" function IS rendered ac-
tir" .';J I'M. me sooner the reh VIII re-
nvW laying.
Feeding Chickens for Hr"iirrs.
Another inrnorr.:.; niece of Nav
work h. 10 separate tho Young cock
crols from the .pulIcts and feed the
former TOR broilers one of the most
uroiitnhl" periods Of a chickens
growth is between the ages Of eight
and sixteen weeks II is not always
recognized that chickens crow more
RAPIDLY Than any of orr domestic,
animals Whcn iirSt Matched they
woi2h about l.. ounces; if kent
free from mites and parasites and fed
VOL they should weigh from . to Z
hounds when iwclvc Ia sixteen weeks
OLD Or. about tv.cntv-0vc times ,hoir
ORIGINAL weight But 10 attain tb;s
growth il IS necessary that they 70
ccjvc systematic and liberal feeding
| have found me following method ycrv
successful:
The young cocI<crols are given a liz
;lo ..r;,jn nTxtut, thn mr., lin in ,ha
morning. the grain heinz ,hrown MO
litter on Inc noNr oC inS non ihnn,
\ n rlork ,hov arc IL, on, of ti,c nrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12

OF the soil that washes away The 0ns
particles OF soil thai thicken and dis
color tho water after each heavy rain
a'c composed OF the very cream of the
practically Naluclcss. sink to the bottom
ana only the iinc particles. consisting
largely OF huinus, float with the wafer
y; j.. Parker in the Progressive
Farmer :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12
UNITED STATES BECOMES
SECOND MARITIME NATION
Permanent Acquisition of Germnn YES
sells Secures Americas 20
sftfOn ON Seas.
IRv .Assncia,cLIr

WASHINGTON. May Permanent
acquisition OF the ciEhty-four former
Herman ships awarded the United States
under tho Paris agreement secures the
position of tho United States as the
second maritime power in tho world
Great Sritaln. OF course. ranks first and
Japan third. The foreign shipping uu-
der charter to the shipping BOARD OF
the United States is as follows:
Japanese. SSS1S tons; Norwegian
fl'.2Si: Sw edish. 1861: Danish, ISIS
4Oi: all other naSs. SNo.1G3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12
gallon capacity for each af,cen dozen

cgGs.
Eggs produced early IN the spring
keep best. Use only fresh, clean eggs
WITH sound shells. lnfertilo eggs are
preferablc. Washed eggs should not
be used Esq. may be placed in the
gathered. store in Il cool place. but
avoid freezing and cover to prevent
evaporation. EGGS preserved In water
glass may he used any time WITHIN one
year and should be washed carcfully
before using. Make "a pin hole in larI ~
end o1 TIC eEE if used for boiling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12

rcrrncinSc VIII Prevent Land Waste.
How many OF us realize the damage
from land wasting to our own farms"
What are VIC doing TO prevent this ter
rihle drain OF fertility from our fields"
Remember. il is the most fertile paru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-12

sunbcams play IN the summer. where
the snow drifts high in wintcr--L. j..
u. III ShcihN N. O. star.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

cisticum, barvlfum, zehli-
cum a bushelmanujm depart
mentnich obchodu.
D1lezita sch1ze Dude kona-
ma V Remeny's Hall, We sire
du dne 10. zari vecer 0 10.
bod. Projednavani velice
dulezitych otazek Dude ma
programu a soucasne poda-
IA mzdova pfedloha depart
mentnich obchod1.
~Vsichni, jichz Sc to tyce.
by nell byti ma miste.
Spojena rada sdruzenehc
delnictva odevnickeho v A,
merice. Local 125, BIT Su.
perior Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
MINISTERSKY PREDSEDA TUSAR V
TABORE LEGIONARU ZE SHIRE.

Praha. post. zprava.) = Do barakoveho tabora u Mo-
tola, kde prechodne ubytovani jsou sibiTsti legionafi, pribyl
ma navstevu ministersky predseda Tusar. Byv uvnan vddci
oddilu mallory JIrsou a Hoblikem, kap. Nesym a por. Kralem,
vyslechl jejch zpravu O stavu nasf sibrske armady a pozval
je k sobe ma brad k podrobn6mu rozhovoru. Pc te kratce
promluvl k osmahlym hochim, kteTi no radostne pozdravili
a kolem neho Sc shromazdii. Podekoval Jim imenem vlady
repubhky "a vsechnu obetavou praci, vykonanou pro politi-
cke obrozenf naroda, pfal Jim zdaru a stestf We vlasti a V no.
VEN zivote a zadal je, ably vlivem svym pisobili vsude vychov
ne ma cee sve okoli. adv u~platnovali sve bohate zkusenosti. ma
byte V dalne cizine. Rec svou zakoncl provolanim "slavy'
svobodne ceskoslovenske %republice, coz shromazdenymi mad
sen6 opetovano. Pc t6 odiel nacelnfk vlady do karlfnske ne
mocnice, kan byli dopraveni nemocnf a invalidni pTfslusnfci
transportu. Tito shromazdili Sc zatim V sale biografu, kdn k
MIN promluvil Tusar. Vystzne lHil vyvoj politickych udalo-
sf V ceskoslovenske republice popfevratu a upozornil ma vel
ky kus prace, ktery treba ieste vykonati ma niternf v1stavb6
noveho statu. Promluvil o poitickych a hospodaTskVch NO.
snatch a proievil pTesvedceni, re Ia souGnnosti vesker6ho
obcanstva, zeimena ~statecnvch muzG. kteTf Sc vratli z daIn6
ciziny. nesouce vzacn6 poznatky re zemf vft6zn6 demokracie
podari Sc nam dokoncit dlo a vybudovat krasnou, velkou =
silnou r%epubliku. Navstivil take nemocnici a pohovofiv s vo-
jiGgT kteTf Sc nemohli sdGastnit schGzkv, vrati Sc ma brad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
LECIONARI NAVSTfVILI
"SVET."

Ceskoslovensti legionafi vi
lem Krofta a Josef Stuksa vra
till Sc do Clevelandu vcera We
dive hodiny odpoledne a brzy
ma to navstivili | mas zavod.
Sdelili S nami, re casopis
"Sv6t'' dochazel Jim spravn6
do Cognacu. ma francouZskou
frontu i do ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Costa 2 Prahy do Gle
velandu trvala triatTicte dnu a
V New Yorku ztrpcena byla
ncSt6stim. Jak liz oznameno,
ieden Iegionaf prisel V newyor
sk6m pristavu o zivot, zabiv Sc
nest'astnym padem v podpalu
bi ma transportu Chicago. Byl
to dobrovolnik Jan StodOla 2
Minneapolis. Jinak ale navrat
2 Evropy byl bez melody a ma
81 legionari jsou st'astni, lie "a
Sc j,ou mazi svymi, donna "
Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
WSSl It'll WSSl
KAMPAN

Demokraticky cekanec hod-
nOsti mayora, DR.. Robert rec
nil vcera V demokratickem klu
bu dvacateho distriktu a Ultra
zahaji sve Tecnenf "a ward
mich j precinktnich sch1zi,
kdezto V nedeli Dude Tecnit V
Obdrzalkove zahrade ma Tur-
ney Road. Tyr v pTipadu zvo-
leni chce zavest nektere refor-
my V bezpecnostnim depart
mentu, zavesti arbitracni NEST
komisi zajmu urovnavanf
nedorozumeni mezi kapitalem
a praci a zlepsit nektera zdra-
votni opatrenf. Ultra a We ctvr
TEX Dude miti kampan V 16.
warde a V patek chce Tecnit v
nekterych precinktech 5. war;
dy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
SLOVENSkE D1TKO USMR.
N

Dvouleta Marie Lakotova.
1911 Crowell Ave. hrala 81
vGera We spolecnosti starSfch
ditek pred domem sve babiCky
ma Holton Ave. a "a pTebiha-
nj ulice padla pod kolo vozu
m6stskeho sberatele odpadkG
Jana Luterera. Ackoliv vozka
zarazil kone hned. dft6 bylo
kOlem ma hlave tax tezce po-
ran6no. lie zemTelo V nekolika
vteTinach. POlicie nafidila W.
setTovanf neblaheho pTipadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
WSS7 It'll WSSl
10000 LIBER DRUBEZE IA.
BAVENO.

Receiver Hostetler podrobil
konfiskaci zasob drGbeze, ma
lezeifcf HI. Brandtovi V Sheriff
trznici ma tom zaklade, re drG
be- ia nachazela sc V chladir
mach bezmala rok. Brandt VII
ci konfiskaci u soudu protestu
ie a vcera pred sudim Ste
vensem udaval, re drHbez ia
obiednana byla sveho casu an
glickou voienskou spravou, re
vSak do Britanie nemohla byti
V cas- poslana, ponevadz neby-
10 pro nj ma transporter do
sti mfsta. Drubez ia nebvla tu-
diz V chladirnach k Will mist
MIN drahotnim spekulacim "a
drzovana n do Anglie budo po-
sl1na hned, iakmile pTilezitost
Sc k tomu naskytne. Soudce o.
hledne navrhovane konfiskace
rozhodne dnes odpoledre. PAX
Ii konfiskaci potvrdi. zabave-
ma dr6bez Dude We vefeine dra
zb6 "a prim6renych cen roz-
nrOdana.
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v ZAJMU
UGitel poku.ovan pro vyucova
nj nemcine v egvang. sl1olce.

Ma Turney road blfze Gran
ge Ave. "a Garfield parkem
nachazi Sc n6mecky hostel sv.
Jana, pfinalezejici cirkvi Lutte
ranske, kterazto n6mecka cir
kew vydrzuje 81 j denni Skolu,
jejiz fiditalem jmenovan byl
leto5 Emil Poehl do Ameriky
kratce pred valkou z Nemec-
ka Sc prist6hovavsi. We Skolce
te vyucovalo Sc jeSt6 pred dve-
ma Lefty nemcine pravidelne a
kazdodenne i V nizsich trfdach
a teprve pc pTijetf Akeova stat
niho zakona, vyucovani to by
10 omezovano.
Emil Poehl zaGal svou uci-
telskou Ginnost V pastoratu sv.
Jana vcera "a obnovenf Skolni
no behu a ma AkeGv Zakon Il
pine zapomenul. Zacal sve Wy
ucovani V nizSl tTide V reel ne
mecke - a byl Ia to zatcen a
$25 pokutovan. S MIN zaroveh
byl pokutovan tamn6jSi Skolni
duv6rnfk Bohning a neni pc.
chyby, re cely pripad dostane
So i pred vySSf soud, pon6vadz
pokutovani re vcerejsiho roz-
sudku smirciho soudce Schimd
ia Sc odvolali. Svatojanska SEX
tarska Skola ma Turney Road
spada V pravomoc distriktnich
nradd, tedv nikoli Skolnich IL
fadu clevelandskych a pTinale
ii vesnici Garfield Heights V
dosahu statniho ustavu a par,
ku t6hoz jm6na Sc rozkladaji-
CT.
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WSSI TWSSl WSSl
Cd re SLO-
VENSkA.

Pan j. Zbornik, 2140 Broad
view Road obdrzel cd sveho
pfitele, clevelandskeho legio-
mare F. Melichara re dine %.
Gervence z KoSice ma Sloven-
sku anglicky dopis, V nGmz pi-
satal Lei boje s mad'arskymi
bolseviky i pom6ry v Cechach.
Ma Slovensku panuie nyni
kid zbrani, lee neurovnane
pom6ry existujf dosud We
vsech zemich Geskoslovenske
r%epubliky a pisatel pTeje jen
tolik silly ob6tav6mu presiden-
tn Masarykovi, ably V t6zkem
a nevd6Gnem SVEN ukolu mohl
pokracovat.
Drahota We stare vlasti ie
dosud velika. ackoliv americke
darky trpfcim znacn6 pomo-
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