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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Gladys Brockwell. noted emotion
al actress, is today's special attrac-
ton at the Auditorium, appearing in
THE Call CT the Soul" a picture
telling the gripping story of a wom-
an who tries to hold up her head in
the face Of wrong of which she is
the victim. She loves the little child
that is born TO her because of this
wrong, yet her deep mother love
does not mitigate the suffering she
must undergo when a good man Of
fers her his love. In the role of the
heroine, Miss Rockwell is said 10
excel in her vivid portrayal of a
mothers yearning for her child. on
one hand, and for her husband on
the other. Mutt and JEFF, who are
amusing those who like cartoon
comedies: the Pathe News, and
Wanted. $1,000" are other pictures
on for today. Tomorrow Bert Lytell
will be seen in a flve-reer comedy
drama called Faith" and the
fourth episode OF that wonderful Sc
rial. THE Mastery Mystery" with
Houdini, will also be shown, as we'll
as the Allies Official War Review.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
AT THE IASALIE.

Fred stone, Of the famous team
of Montgomery and stone, and the
marvel of musical comedy, is prov
ing quite the same sensation in pic
lures that he did on the musical
comedy stage. as was demonstrated
by his first screen vehicle. The
Goat" A wonderful comedian, who
is at the same time great acrobat,
wire walker and stunt man unex-
celled, his second picture, entitled
Under the Top" and shown at the
LaSalle theater today, is one of the
finest circus stories ever written.
Written by John Emerson and Anita
Loos, it will be found TANNED full of
laughs and thrills and will delight
both youngsters and grownups.
Tomorrow Day Dreams" fea-
turing Madge Kennedy. tells a pretty
and fanciful love story
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
THEATERS
..THE VERY IDEA"

''TIiE VERY IDEA
II YOU are bit squirmish abOu:
plain speaking on certain subjects,
when you find out what the piece
is all about which is To appear at
the oliver theater for two nights and
a matinee, starting Tuesday evening,
Feb. %, you viii likely say TO your
self The Very Idea" or words to
that effect
But Mr.. William lie Baron. the
author. beats you 10 IL. He used the
exclamation of shocked surprise as
the title OF his farce That prepares
you for the shock and leaves you
othing of which TO complain. The
audacity OF the thing IS exhilarat-
ing. Even if YOU do not approve of
dealing hunOrously With a delicate
subject. Mr.. lie BaroE's deftness in
handling IL must win your admlra-
ton. and there is no use denying.
according 10 all critics in larger CEN
ers of amusement. that the lines are
deliciously funny, and that the stu
atoms are extremely comical. So
what's the use getting all fused up
because the author and the star ami
the company get fen out of calling a
spade a spade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

form OF screen theater by a number
OF years, but he also is the origi-
nator OF the trick cartoon picture.
Other concerns, here and abroad
have initiated AIR Howe, but no one
has been so Successful. since the
Howe process is thoroughly pro-
tected.
Mr. Howe began making animal
ed caricatures two years before any
one else. These trick cartoons quick
ly became a favorite part of his en-
tertainment. He enlarged his de-
partment until at present a large
part of his laboratories at Wilkes
Barre, Pa. is devoted 10 the making
CT animated cartoons. Here a staff
OF comic artists works throughout
the wear. since the making of ever
short humorous film requires
months. Details of he Howe process
are. OF course. a secret, but the re-
suits can safely be said TO surpass
the products of any other organiza-
ton in this field. BY no other proc
ess can the effect of human motion
be so successfully obtained.
Mr.. Howe's newest Travel Festi-
val has a choice selection OF his
newest comic cartoon products. They
are said 20 be funnier and more orig
inal than ever. one of them, depict
ing the nightmare of Mr. William
HOhenzollern. is said TO be delight
fully laughable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

which is the Castles attraction to-
day. was and is being read by mill
lions. Mrs. Burnett, who also wrote
Little Lord Fauntelroy," deems
The Secret Garden" as among her
best works. None Of its beauty or
appeal has been lost in the screen
translation. The plot centers about
a little maid and her fruitless
search for love and sympathy. Extra
reels furnished by the International
Harvester company entitled Amer
ica's Golden Harvest" and Current
Events" are also shown today.
Tomorrow Under the Top" a cir
Gus comedy, features Fred Stone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
THE ANIMATED CARTOON.

Lyman II. Howe, whose latest
Travel Festival comes to the oliver
theater for three days starting Fri
day evening. is the creator of the
motion picture animated caricature.
Mr.. Howe not only claims the
credit for being Americas first ex-
hibitor. since his first Travel Festi-
val outdated even the most primitive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
AT THE ORPHEUNI.

Last performances are given today
of the Orpheum's present excellent
comedy bill. Cabin and Romine, in
the comedy characters of "Wop''
and Coon" offer what they term a
comedy mixup. Leigh DeLacy and
company Of comedians present their
augh-provokins skit, Excess Bag
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

gage" Viola Lewis and company OF
two offer juvenile song and dance
treat, while McRae and Clegg, COM
edy cyclists, and Herberts we'll
trained dogs, complete the program.
Beginning tomorrow, Florrie Mil
lership and Charles O'Connor pre-
sent heir laughable comedy. "The
Girl on the MAGAZINE" as a feature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

Of the new vaudeville bill. Sharing
headline honors is Resista, a 9s-
pound girl doll that no man has ever
lifted Frosini. the man who first
dignified the accordion in America:
Dan Ahearn, pleasing character
comedian. and Mile. D'Aures, pre-
senting The Curtain OF Victory"
round out the varied bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
AT THE CASTLE.

Frances Hodgson Burnett, is one of
the most famous authors of Juvenile
fiction. For more than 20 years her
books have been popular wherever
the English language is spoken.
The Secret Garden" which has
been pictured for Lila Lee and
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
Goals
ALL STARS CLEAN LIP

Kid Baldwln's All Stars won three
QUOT games last night. First they fin
ished the series with the Ushers' Union
Of Union NJ. E. Church, taking eight out
Of ten games. Last nights score:
All stars .............20 II 81 81 2t
ushers' Union ........2i 4 s 9 Z
Players. All Stars-H. Denn, Joe Cary,
William Harrison, Charles Lucas. Ush-
ers' Union-Joe Gibbons, r. ]. Jeffers,
George Ward, Harry Sanderson. Referee
&C. Porter.
Immediately after this game the All
Stars took on the Yardmasters' Clerks.
The team was made up with Smith,
Balier, Stewart, Hodgson.
Clerks ....... ....... q s 9 II 1
All Stars .............2l 81 q 2i 2i
Referee-Kid Baldwin.
The next opponent Of the All Stars
was the enthusiastically, Thorp,
FCller, Hutton. Result:
All Stars ....... al 2i 2i q 2i
Nardmasters ........t7 rs is 20 10
The victorious team will play the
Brack-Ex Republican Club team at the
P, B. & w. \. A. rooms next Friday.
night
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
Free Employment Ads.
For War Heroes!

The Evening
&c returning Soldiers securing
Any former Soldier Soor
position without charge
from the service his enlistment Information
when he win he out
These advertisements will absolutely cost In
order aid the who nndno
lucrative employment
She nation has ~ "
All residing In this community DeIawar.
not invited TO take OGe onco
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
LIFE AND CHARACTER READINGS
FEBRUARY 25.

Pisces, the governing blrthsign Of TO-
day, gives activity, determination and
force to all thoughts and efforts. This
is an artistic nature with strength, self
reliance and originality OF method.
There is much self-control. but great
ambition and danger Of overwork and
nervous breakdowns. There is indi-
Gated success In a public career both
In writing and on the stage. The gov
ernlng planets are Jupiter and Nep-
tune.
Search the Want Ads for bargains In
goods,
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
TRANSPORTATION
To Philadelphia
snd Chaeta,

FrOm FOurth St Wharf
Schedule in effect Monday, Oct. 2s
Subject to change without notice
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia ans
Philadelphia for Wilmington. daily excent
Saturdays, at 500 A. NJ. IL o'clock moan
and 4.15 p. III.
January 1 New YeaSs Day., leave WI,
mingtOn and Philadelphia at 73O IO30 a
81. 100 415 and 200 p. NJ
WILMINGTON-PENNS ROUTE
Schedule in effect Sunday, Oct. 20
Daily. including Sundays
Leave Wilmington at 6.3O 500, 1000 A.
NJ, - o'clock noon. 200. 400. 600. 500.
Leave PennsgrOve 7.15, 300, 11OO A NJ
100, 800, 500. 200. 900. HOO p. NJ. and
1245 A. NJ
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

IL March 10; LOO year. Sample ques-
tions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 43-M.
Rochester. n. Y. feb15-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-CHILD's BROWN FUR NECK
II piece In Queen Theatre Saturday after
noon. Reward. 1880 Gilpin Ave. feb2j-3t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC sALE-FURNITURE' CAR.
pets. RUGS, BEDDING. LINOBETRI
MATrINGS. WILL ne SOI,D At STIn'
LIAM a SONS AUCTION STORE iii b.
4Ih ST. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1919
AT O'CLOCK =. NJ SHARP.
brass Beds, Enameled Beds, Mattresses.
Livingr0Om Suite, Couch Davenport pic,
lures, Rockers, Chairs, Chartered Oak pin
ingroom Suite. set Dishes, Library Tables.
Dressers and Chiffoniers, in oak, mahog-
any Sheets, Pillow Cases. Bed Spreads.
Table Linen, Comforts, Blankets; many
other articles
RUGS. RUGS RIGS
% fine Administers. Wilton. Body Brus-
sells Rugs 80 Mating Rugs, 7s Grass Rugs.
0x12, Sxl0, 6x0. 36X72 inches: two fine
Cashmere Wilton Rugs, 9x12: several
small Rugs Everything will be sold to
the highest bidder; 200 yards Feltox Limo
leum, consigned from Baltimore
ST1DHAM & son,
feh25-3t AuctiOueers
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

EOUND-A BUNCH or KEYS; OWNER
IL may have same by calling at the Evening
Journal Office and paying for this adver-
tisement. feb2J-1t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
BLACKS WIN THIS CANE.

The Blacks defeated the Reds in Q
basketball game played at Friends
School gymnasium last night by the
score Of 10 10 7. Both teams are com
posed Of girls who are members Of
Grace NJ. z. Church Sunday school.
Score:
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
WANTED

NTANTED-SMALL SECOND HAND
w cash registers. Phone 2237-J. feb7-tf
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
For RENT.

EOR RENT-AT ONCE. BARBER SHOP,
fully equipped best location; only
lrst-class man need apply; excellent chance
for right man. Nichols Studio, Delaware
city. Del feb25-1t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

tNANTED-THORoUGHBRED RHODE
w Island eggs for Matching. Cali Phone
21ei-W. feb24-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

xxrANTED-CAsToBF CLOTHING
Poplar ST. apr20-fyr.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES

A BE HINDIN-DEALER IN STORE
and office fixtures. desks, safes. floor
sold and exchanged. send postaI Or S,ii
W. w. Second 81 feb5-26t.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
STORAGE


HDIQ" PHONE FAULKNPR'S
C-toh Storage House. when vnn
want 70 store your household goods.
tunel9-iyr.
STORAGE SPACE-LARGE. DRY BASF-
- ment, about 100 feet; also space on
upper noor, for heavy storing; near to ali
Failroads. l.. Reches Co, 621 W. Second
St Phone 6O02 feb9o.9n,
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
FOR SALE
We Can Sell

your business ANY TIME, quickly and
without publicity. whether a $1,000 or
S5O, 900 proposition.
until your place Is sold. This Is our way
Of doing things Also real estate In all
parts Of city. II you have a property for
sale, and price is right, we have clients
waiting.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO..
Phone 541s-R. 7l2-71S Ford Bldg
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
EXPERIENCED

IHTANTED-RELIABLE GIRL FOR
w GENERAL HOUSEWORK, IN
MEDIUM SIZE FAMILY; HIGHEST
WAGES TO ONE WHO WILL STAY
IN HOUSE: REFERENCES RE-
QU1RED. ADDRESS W-31. EVENING
JOURNAL OFFICE feb25-st
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
PIANIST
PAINTING AND WALL PAPER


DIG SELECTION OF NEW PAPER.
10 W ork done reasonably. Also wall paper
for sale. A. Seldel. All Madison St Phone
4o2o-J. june26-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
MASSAGE.

MASSAGE REPLACE HAIR on
dwell, sos Tatnau St. feb2o-i2t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON PAINT
IL ing. graining and glazing. Let me
prove it.. James keenan,. 1904 W. Sixteenth
st. ID. a A. Phone 7402-W iy5-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

- . NJ IT V'TuFk =. Mll
~ the County Court House, Wilmington
esiswsre, the following described real and
personal property. constituting all OF the
sssets (e1cent cash and moneys due or IN
SSiAhds OF the recelvers) Of the Delaware
w ater Improvement Company, to-wlt
fhOPEhTn COVERED BY LIEN OK
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
HELP wANTED-uaIE


AYANTED-BoY TO LEARN CARPEN-
Avf tering. Apply 50 South Clayton Sc.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
RECEIVERS SALE.

RECEfYERs' SALE or REAL AND
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY.
by virtue of an order OF the Chancellor
Or tho State Of Delaware, made the fourth
Jay of February, A. ID. 1919, VIII DO et-
posed TO sale. Rt public auction or VEN
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

FOR sALB-A BABY COACH. ALMOST
new. Apply sO2 Lombard 81. feb25- 81
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

HXyAN D-PAINTERs APPLY 24i4
Avs Pennsylvania avenue. W. NJ. Francis.
"a febo5-3t
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FOR SALE

For sALE-UPRIGHT PIANO, CHEAP,
IL Phone 0427-M feb9l- M
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

For sALE-BABY COACH. 7oi MON
Il roe st. feb95-0t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

The Want Ads supply ONCE managers
with their best help.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

sNyANTED-BoY; MUST KNOW HOW
&vS 10 ride a bicycle. Apply 3iS Della
feTnre Ave. feb2o-2t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
SITUATION waNTED-rEMALE
HELP WANTED

DAY WORK WANTED ny A YOUNG
100 Solored lady can give sa reisreaiee' ai
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

FTNYPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
months, 500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, second floor, n W. Cor
ner Seventh and Market Sts. aug22-tf
/ A. SMITH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
Os Exchange. All makes sold. rented ana
repaired. S. W. Cor Seventh end Market
SITS. second door. Phone 1851 or 2775.
All makes OF Check Writers handled.
dect3-iyr
Evening journal., 1919-02-25
sTENOGRAPHER
TYPEWRTTERS

0RING YOUR sTENOGRAPHIC WORK
D TO puFuc stenographer. Hotel du-
ont. june29-tyr.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

XXrANrED-CoM ON PLAIN
W matter, male or female. Hubert A.
Roop. Printer, GOA Market ST. fob26-tf,
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

APARTMENTS WANTED
/ TNFURNISHED APARTMENT WANT
v ed, in desirable location. Address
W-25, Evening journal Office. feb22-tf
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED-FIVE OR MORE ROOM
w house; central location. Address
VIZ. Evening Journal Office. feb2j-3t.
NTANTED-TO RENT A SEVEN ROOM
w house on east side, before March %
James j. Davis, SIS Kirkwood st. feb24 Ct
NANTED-TO RENT Z OR s ROOM
w house In desirable neighbOrhood: all
conveniences. Address Wig, Evening
Journal Office feb22-tf
NTANTED-TO RENT FIVE UNFUR-
w nished rooms or six room house or
apartment State location and terms. Ad-
dress W-S3, Evening Journal Office.
febl1-1m.
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

EOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED
Il rooms in private home; heat, light.
bath and porch; centrally located. 1884
W. Third St. feb25-2t
Evening journal., 1919-02-25

ToR REM THREE FURNISHED
Il rooms for light housekeeping; porch,
heat, light and hot water: SO week
Corner property. Apply X 50, Evening
Journal. feb25-1t
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DOBRE MAJETKY

Ia levnou cenu nabiZim Vam
pouze pro kratky Cas- a sice:
Dim o 5 pokoiich. toileta, sklep
pod celym domem, pekny lot,
dlazdena ulice, vsc Zaplaceno.
Maietck omen Jest V dobrem 20
radku d nachazi Sc V okoll u
nion a Il. l03. I'll. +; da Sc zajpou
hych $2850.O0. HotovG $500 q
ostatnl na m6sicni splatky.
Dvonrodinny d'lm bIize Union
q Kinsman ia dlazd6ne ulici,
lot so pri $50 stfevicich, pore
We pfedu i vzadu, ban na [dru-,
bez; cena $4100.0O
Dvourodily cihlovy dunn MI.
Pleasant. 5 pokoju a koupel-
liza. 2 fernesy. skopky na praJ-
10, vse vubec nloderne zarize-
70. Lot ie SO pli 200 stfevlcich
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CARUSO A PROHIBICE.

Jisty mesicnik pIinesl Ma dru
ny den po nejakem bankete, .je
hoz sc Sucastnil svetoznamy
tcnorista Enrico Caruso, zpra-
VII, re slavny zpevak sc vyja-
drill, re kdyz zavedena budc
prohibice, prcstane vubec zpi-
vat.
Ably zjiSteno bylo co Ma teto
"svetoborne zvesti' praydy, O.
debral Sc referent do bytu teno-
risty ably jej pozadal o vysvet-
leni. Caruso vsak nechtel O pal
Give otazce vecneho sucha pro
nesti sve mineni a vubec jej k
sobe ami nepredpustil. Odbyty
novinar musil Sc spokojit S vypo
vedi sekretare jeho, signora
Zerraty, .ienz ubezpecil verejn6
n,ineni, re pan jeho a hyckany
umelec to myslel jen tax spa
sem; k vuli vodiGkarum, ze zpe
WI pry nikterak nezanecha.
II privatniCh zalczitOsti do
zvedel Sc referent, &c Caruso
ma zvykem, kdyz hodla naste
movati vysoke &C" svlaziti 81
hrdlo ST.. ~ 4 >!ncia, z@Jj"lcla
ia chladneho pocasi --- coz pry
jcj vzdy rozchrejc.
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Severovy Tabletky
proti nastuzeninsm
a chfipce

(Sevcras Cold and Grip
Tablets) odporucujf sc
vfele proti nastuzcnf,
chripcc mraZenf, horec-
ce Il influenza. Cena 3Oc
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!!
BalSam
pro pliice

(Severa's Balsam for Lungs. Je
to lahodny lex prot kasli u do
spelych u ditek. Vysledky jeho
jsou blahodarne. Mirni podrazde
nj, uvolnuje hlen a pusobi konej-
sive. Ctete, co nam napsal pan
Josef Sramek, Rid. No. 3, Troy,
Mo-, dne 20. prosince, 1917:
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Pro rychly prodej $7,1OO, pc
pripade Sc vymeni "a mensi ma
jetek.
Name velky vyber majetkI v
C0rlett, Mt. Pleasant a okOli
Warner Rd., ktere mu2eme Wy
n.eniti ia dobre stavebni lOty.
krasne, pohodlne zarizene ven
koyni sidla S jednim nebo vice
akry V okoli Clevelandu mann
&c vyberu.
tarmy cd 80 akru do 271 akru
sc vSim zarizenim, mohon byti
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Severova
Zaludecni horka

(SeVeraS Stomach Bit
tcrs) doporouci SC na
poSilu Slabeho Zaludku
u lidi slabych i starych,
pri Ztratt chuti k jidlu
IL ncstraVnosti.
75c n $3.50.
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(Sevcra'H Kidney and
Liver Remedy hodi Sc
VNtecn6 X l6Ceni chorOb
lcdVin, mocOvenO me-
chyre a vSude kde bo-
lcni Zad jest jednfm z
priZnaku. Ccna T5c 4
$1.25.
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Starsi Americana v armade bu
dou pry poslans zpet "a more
a ne do starych vlasti.

elm We Francii. Dopis ten tuto o
tiskujeme:
Cognac, 8. ledna 1919.
Dne Z. led. jsme byli zde ipl
ne prekvapeni, neb nam sem pri
jelo 48 vozG, cely vlak s vlajka
| mi Cerveneho krize pro nemoc
ne ranene a prijeli primo Pl
zns do Italie a z Italie sem a
kazdy vGzPma lvicka a kolem
nsho jest napis: "cesko.loven-
ska statni draha." S mimi take
pfijeli diva ddstojnlci a 80 mu-
III jake obsluha pro nemocnG.
Mel jsem mimi trochu rozho-
vor a tazal jsem Sc jich ohledne
penez, jakych je donna pouziva
no. Mali dosavade koruny ra-
kouske. Kazdy take nejake zde
promenil, ale dostali pouze 81
lfrankG "a sto korun. Ami to zdei
81 banky nechti brat. Budem
nit sve vlastni penize, .jak bu-
Gle mir podepsan.
Tito ceSti vojaci mne rekli,
re jest. V Cechach nejvetsi nou-
re o kavu, ryzi mouku a zvli,
Ste mydlo, obuv a latky ma O.
bleky; bude to trvati cely rok
nezli Sc tam ty pomery budon
moci trochu zlepSiti, ale kazdy
Sc cini, ably Sc tomu odpomohlo.
Tovarny vseho druhu " Plzri
tax jake v Praze a okoli jiz pi
nou parou pracuji a tax co nej
drive budou miti take dosti 81
rex a rovnez cukru. S tim pry sc
della nejvice obchod pres hrani
CO.
Nuze, tentO vlak ma Odsud w
jet t6ni naSimi zranenymi d
nemocnymi IL. ledna opetiie
pres Italii do Czech. Jest jich
zdc ranenych asi 600, ale jeste
vice jich kazdym dnem sem phi
chazi a tento vlak ie take vsec
ky ami nevezme d prijede Ease
jeSte jiny, take Czech a snaG
vetSi. Mnoho lehce ranenych jc
jiz zdravo a jsou opetne svych
pluku a jeli mimi do Czech. JiZ
mas zde mnohO neni, asi 1900
vseCh a to jest 23. pluk maj,
take jiz hudbu, asi 20 muzd a
ii zde take dlouho nebudou,
snad nejdele do polovice unora
a pax pojedou take do Czech.
Nevim, pakli my poiedeme dfi-
We, ale pravi Sc, re tam jiz ma
me byti do 20. ledna, ale zadnj
nevi mic urciteho, az najednou
pride rozkaz treba na den pre-
dem a jiz Sc jede. Vlaky jedoI
direktne bez presedani al do
Bud6jovic pres Lincc, Horni ka
kousy a pax teprvc do Prahy.
81. pluk jiz jest tam a naSi ho-
81 prvni vypravy, az na diva,
co padli; jsou zdc Champag-
nj pohrbeni. Je zde take n6ko-
lik lanenych od %. pl. Take nc
kolik Slovaku prvni vypravy'
>bylo ranenych a bojovali pry
vSichni statecne a mnoho jich
dostalo rozlicne sarze. Ma byti
Ease zde lekarska prohlidka a
ii, kdo jsou starsi Americana u
pole neschopni, mali byti posla
nj zp6t do Ameriky odtud, na
misto do Czech a tax AMI nev!m,
lax. to Sc mnou zde .jcStc dopaC
ae, zda-li mne vcZm0u sebou
cili ne, arcit', re jsem Sc take
hlasil, lie chci .eti do Czech.
Stibr jest take jeSte V Parizi a
nnoho jich jiz odjelo do Prahy
q zbytek neyi tez ma Gem jest.
;, Vice noveho zde neni, jenonl
TO-, re Sc kazdy pfipravuje<k od
iezdu. S pozdravem ma vsechny
3. j. Steiner. Cognac Tchecoslo
que Armee.
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lot so pri lJC stfeviclch diaz
Gena ulice. Tez mann prode.ii
reznicky obchod velmi vynosny,
ktery Sc po pripade vymeni za
'privatni majetek. Pekny dvouro
diny dun a diva vedlejsi Lofty
Sc stromovim osaZene. prodam
neb vymenim "a ieden lot aneb
"a iednorodiny domek. BlizSi
podrobnosti sdeli Tom Suchy,
86O2 Beckman st. Tel. Princt.,
1916 w. Ceska poiist'ujici
pozemkova jednatelna.
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Ceskoslovensky ne
mocnicni vlak z.
Francie do Czech.

JEDE S NASIMI RANENYMI
z COCNACU PRES ITALU
PRIMO DO PRAHY.
KAZDY VUZ OZNACEN JE
NAPISEM: CESkOSLOVEE
SKA STATNf DRAHA.
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kOupcny ia levnou cenu aneb
Sc vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Obchody grocerni reznicke
mohu prodati ma splatky neb Wy
nenim "a majetky.
DalSi podrobnosti ochotne sdelj,
F. J. PIcMAN,
1904 Miles ave.
Tel. Union $50 r.
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Gothardsky olej

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tenn k natfranf Ztuhlych
svalii n 2laz a v bole-
Stecn ma prSOu a pri
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mu. Ccna so a Coo.
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PRODAM DUN V Mt. Pleasant
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Severiv
Antisepsol

(Severa's AntisepsoD -
hodf Sc vEteCn6 v leGc-
nj bOlaVeho hrdla pfi
ochrapt6ni Il ztrat6 hla-
su z nastuZenf. Pri ry-
me hodf Sc k vsrkovani
do nosu. Cena 35c.
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Nezanedbavejte leceni kasle ami
minutu. Kasel jest priznakem,
ktery vola mutt k rychle napra-
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ry sc mdzete spolehnout. Upo-
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