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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
EIDNAPPER STEALS
WRONG ELY CHILD

On Monday last, just as the shades
Of night were settling over the Smell
ter City of McGill, a beautiful Pierce
Arrow car stopped where some child
rem were playing, says tn Ely Rec
ord. One of the occupants o. tn car
got out and distributed candy among
the Riddles and then picked up :be 3
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Linnell and disappeared down the
road toward Ely.
on Wednesday the sherin's offs
was notified that a child had been
left at the hotel at Cherry Creek. This
waif proved to be the child kidnapp ID
from McGill.
An explanation to this strange case
of fruitless kidnapping is given b,
Sheriff Enslow as follows: Some
time age a gentleman by the name of
Scott called upon the sheriff and
stated that he was il search OF a .on
five years of age whom he had not
seen for more mar two years. He
stated that he and his wife had seen
divorced and that the court gave him
the custody of the child, but that the
mother disappeared with it and that
he had reason to believe that she was
now at McGill. Scott was referred to
District Attorney Edwards. who in
formed him that he would have the
assistance of local officers in recover
ing the child. provided he the
proper papers from the courts of
California. and this he agreed to do.
It is now the s%upposition of the Off
GERS that Scott did not wait for the
legal documents from California, but
concluded to kidnap his own son. In
his haste, or perhaps owing to the
darkness, he failed to recognize him,
and picked UP the wrong child. Before
reaching Cherry Greek he evidently
realized his mistake. left the child
there and beat it" out of the country
fast as his Pierce-Arrow would
carry him.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
MEXICAN IL PAINFULLY
STABBED BY C0UNTRYMAN

While accompanying two Indian
girls to their home last evening, a
Mexican by the name of Dornado Ruyz
was painfully stabbed in the left
breast by an unknown %assailant.
The wounded man said that he was
approached by the two Indian girls
who solicited his companionship. say
ing that they were being bothered
by another man. Upon reaching the
corner of Sixth and Pavilion streets,
the assailant accosted the party and
without warning struck at Ruyz
with a knife and fled. Help was i'm
mediately called and the injured man
taken TO the hospital.
Later, a Mexican named Jesus Men
des was placed under arrest. but
upon examination today denied any
knowledge of the crime.
The latest reports from the hospital
are to the effect that the wounded
man is resting easy and it is not be-
lieved that his injuries will prove
serious.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
BE A HOT TIME IN
). +. WHEN ELkS ARRIVE

More than sixty Reno Elks left this
morning at five o'clock in automobiles
Tor San Francisco where they will be
entertained by the Elks of that city
The men will go clad in busters and
white hats and in fine trim for the
trip. They will have breakfast at
Truckee. This evening they will be
the guests of the b. p. o. f. lodge
at Sacramento. Tomorrow morning
they will leave Sacramento at nine
o'clock. At one o'clock in the after
noon they viii lunch with members
OF Oakland lodge No. III. A com
mittee from San Francisco will be
present and escort the Reno men to
tLeir city. The return trip to Reno
VIII commence Sunday morning.
journal.
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MENTION OF PEOPLE
WHO COME AND CO

II my AAAhANA 1iAa 10 AAoA NV ~ II
town from Midas.
George Reed returned to Paradise
Valley last night.
l.. J. Kerrigan arrived from San
Francisco yesterday.
Constable Andy Springer Of Inlay
was in town Tuesday.
L. r. Carton is here for a few days
from San Francisco.
II. F. Depner of San Francisco is
a guest at the Overland.
Geo. c. Wilson of Alameda, Cal, is
in tow for a few days.
NJ. Anderson came in from his ranch
near Golconda Tuesday.
i.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Laca of Goleonda
were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Barry were arrivals
from Golconda yesterday.
T. j.. Rogers was an arrival yester-
day from Houghton, Michigan.
William belong was in town Mon
day from his Deer Creek ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Smoot and son of
San Francisco were arrivals yesterday.
George w. Snider is here today
from Reno, attending to advertising
for the rodeo.
f. Reinhart Company today shipped
a carload of wool to the Union Wool
Company, Boston.
Mrs. b. j. Sears and daughter Flor
ence and Ruth Borne of Inlay were
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Hursh returned
last night from a vacation trip to Fall
Ion and San Francisco.
Henry Cocks returned Tuesday
from a recreation trip to San Fran
cisco and California points.
Mrs. c. e. Tilden and children have
gone on a recreation trip for a few
days in the Paradise mountains.
Judge Callahan returned this after
from Yerington where he has
been holding court for Judge Hart.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lee of Carlin is a recent
arrival in town and is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. A. Smith and family.
Mrs. j. II. Crawford and two chill
dren. with Mrs. Crawford's mother,
Mrs. Edith Lucia, will leave tomor-
row for Canyon City, Colorado. where
they will spend the summer.
Walter Callahan of the Winnemucca
Market returned Tuesday from San
Mrs. Callahan and son,
who accompanied him to the coast, are
to remain there for some time.
w. j. Greer arrived from Reno this
morning. @
H.. S. Taber of Elko arrived here
yesterday. @
Mrs. d. F. Walker of San Francisco
is in town. o
Amos Aramburo is registered at the
Star hotel. @
Pete Garteiz arrived Tuesday from
McDermitt. o
Elmer Cathcart was an arrival dur
ing the week. g
George w. Snyder of Reno is in town
for a few days. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Coudle are re-
cent arrivals from the Clear Greek
ranch. "
Frank Kelsey left today with his
truck loaded with supplies for Nc
Dermitt. .
r. L. Norris and John Swindlehurst
of Battle Mountain arrived here on
Tuesday. @
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Langwith re-
last night from n trim IN calf
Lake City. "
III. b. Sherry and G.. l.. Price of
are registered at the Over
land hotel. g
l.. T.. Sewers has been here from
U%nlonville for a few days attending
to business. .
p. B. Roberts, who has been here
visiting with his family. a returned
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rendered APPOINTMENT AS
FEDERAL CATTLE INSPECTOR

j.. T. Asst, proprietor of the Winnie
mucca Market, departed this morning
for Reno and Carson City. to be alb
sent several days. Among the objects
Of his visit is inquire into his ten
dered appointment as inspector for
the bureau of animal industry regula-
ton, a bureau established principally
for the purpose of preventing the
spread of tuberculosis in cattle.
Stringent regulation of cattle ship
ments as part of the nationwide cam
paign for the suppression OF tubercu-
iosis are now in effect in f~orty-four of
the forty-eight states, all OF which are
cooperating with the bureau. Many
states have adopted the practice OF
quarantining shipments OF cattle at
destination, thus c~ondemning stock
and causing serious loss to shippers.
Asst said before leaving that he
thought he would accept the appoint
ment as inspector. He also said he
did not think wild range cattle could
be subjected To the tubercular test be-
cause Of o~verhcating them with fear
when approached. but he knew that
II the government insisted upon all
cattle being tested before shipment
the owners would have to build chutes
for the purpose. Because he is the
only veterinary in this vicinity he
feels II his duty to assist stockmen in
every possible way.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
TARIFF on WAR SUPPLIES
BEING URGED by MINERS
FOR SALE

Delegations of mineral producers are
week before the house ways and means
committee in behalf of their various
industries. Tungsten. magnesite.
pyrites sulphur and manganese, all
of which were developed as domestic
industries through demands of the war
boards, are all included in tariff bills
in the hands of Chairman Fordney.
and it is understood that the tariff
commission has placed in the hands
of the committee several favorable
statements urging salvation for Ameri-
a war necessities. Hearings on
minerals will continue several days.
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WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended
at 8 a. m. today.
Highest temperature yesterday, 80.
Lowest this morning. f8.
Mean temperature yesterday. II.
Normal temperature yesterday. Ga.
Rel. humidity 6 pm. yesterday, II.
Rel. humidity 6 am. today, Sc.
Prevailing wind direction. north
Fair tonight: Friday fair and cooler.
RAY l.. FISHER, Observer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
PLEASANT VALLEY GIRL TO
RIDE DURING RODEO AT RENO

The first local person learned OF
who will ride in the contests TO be
staged during the Reno rodeo next
month is Miss Beatrice Pearce of
Pleasant Valley. She is one of the
Pearce girls. all of whom are famed
for their riding ability. Miss Beatrice
is already in Reno, at present en-
gagged in riding bad horses for a
movie company.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
| Want the Attention
of the Good People
of This Section
SILVER LEAD and COPPER
-ADYANCING-

Why are We sitting around here,
simply killing time. when other sec
tons Of the state are alive, up and
doing2 Speaks bad for this com
munity. We have as good mines right
here at W-innemucca, Nevada, as any
place in the state. l have the facts,
ores and values to prove it. Every
thing correspondingly in its favor.
May "a, 1919. silver per o~z..~-sIO5A
June z, 1919, silver per o. 1857
June 10, 1919, silver per o. 1.12A
It looks like silver viii be a S1.2O
per ounce in near future.
WINNEMUCCA DISTRICT
Bid Asked
Nev--Vulcan Mines Co. (5)- $1,000 .-.
Mountain View Group, o.
Imperial Group, O.
Grace Robins Group, (6)-.
l invite anyone to call who looks
on the right side of opportunity, see
for themselves, then use their own
judgement. Many thousands Of dollars
has the writer expended, still he has
just began. His reward is coming.
Can you be with him.
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Application No. 1886

Application No. 5536
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PER-
MISSION TO APPROPRIATE THE
PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of June, 1919, in accordance
with Section 50, Chapter 40, of the
Statutes of 1913, the United States of
America, by l.. A. Darlington, Special
indian Agent, of Reno, County of
Washoe, and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters Of the State of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Whites or Water Canyon.
at a point in the SWA of NWA, See.
80, T. SO ~, r. SO T., NJ. d. b. & NJ,
by means of a dam, and 0.20 cubic foot
per second is to be conveyed to por-
tons of NEA, Sec. 80, T. SO N, r. SO
r., M. d. b. q NJ, by means of bitches
and there used for irrigation, domes-
tic n stock watering purposes, from
February until June of each year.
Water not TO be returned to stream.
(Signed) j. G. SCRUGHAM,
State Engineer.
First publication. June 10, 1919.
Last publication, July II. 1919-Th.
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EASTERN STAR TO GIVE
A CHILDREN'S PARTY

Silver State chapter No. 6. O..E. s.,
will give a party for the children next
Monday evening. June %, at parish
hall. The party is for children Of
members only.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE
Winnemuccd, Nevada

In the Sixth judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
the County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the Estate of Martha
Dunlap, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
II. ShOne, the Administrator of the
estate OF Martha Dunlap, deceased,
has rendered and presented for settle
ment, and filed in said Court, his final
account Of his administration Of said
estate, together with a petition pray
ing for the confirmation, allowance
and approval of said final account,
and has included in said petition, a
prayer for the distribution of the
residue of said estate; and that Fri
day the 18th day of July. A. d. 1919.
at 10 o'clock am. of said day, at the
court room Of said Court. at the court
house in Winnemucca, Humboldt
County, Nevada, has been duly APP
pointed for the settlement of said
final account, and the hearing of said
petition, at which time and place all
persons interested in said estate are
notified to then and there
and show cause why said final
account should not be approved, al
lowed and confirmed. and why said
petition should not be granted, and
said distribution made.
Dated, June 10. 1919.
j.. w. DAVEY, Clerk.
CAMPBELL, ROBINS & SALTER,
Attorneys for Administrator.
First publication, June 10. 1919.
Last publication, July 10. 1919.-Th.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19

Tom Mix in Treat 'em rought" at
the American Friday. A play with
six-shooter thrills.-[Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-19

Hilltop-Kimberly mine making
regular weekly ore and concentrates
shipments.
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T WSSs]] W!,SSI
NOVOSTAVBA OKRESNfHO
VEZENf.

Kontrakty ohledne move O.
kresni venice budou zadany v
n6koliha dnech a ma stavenisti
u jezera bliz okr. budovy do
jde k cinnosti ma jare, jakmile
povetrnost tomu dovoli. Dotce-
ma okr. novostavba bude pori-
zena nakladem $1,25O,O00, bu
dou v nj soudnice, lradovny
okr. serifa i mestska vezeni.
Mesto bude nit v budov6 100
eel a okres 800. Juvenilnf L.
rad bude NIT rovnez hlavni
svni stan v doteene okr. novo.
stavb
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UVfTANf LECIONARU v NA
RODNfM DIVADLE.

V NArodnfm divadle dostalo
Sc ceskoslovenskym legionafhm
nadsen6ho uvftanf. Pc prvnim
jednanf obecenstvo povstalo re
svych mist a bouflive ceskoslo
veske legionare 8 pluk. Husa-
KEN v cele uvftalo. Sc vsech
stran ozyvalo Sc nadsene provo
lani slavy. Sc vsech stran mava
no bvlo ceskoslovenskym legio
nardm satkv. Potlesk stale a
znova buracel celVm hledist9m,
az konetne neikrasn2isiho w.
razu dostalo sc tomuto nadsenf,
kdyz orchester zahral "Kde do
NOV mdj?" Dvakrat opakoval
orchestr teskou narodnf hvm-
MI. ktera vvznela v opetnt bou
flivv potlesk mnoho ovacf ce.,
skoslnvensk6no lericna%hm. kite
r bv'i no cello ve1er p*edm8tem
nejradostn9jSFch pozorpostf.
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SPOJENCI UVAzuJf, JAk
VYPOMOCI cECHOSLOVA-
KtM POTRAVINAMI.
UvolnSni namorni blokady.

Pariz, 10. ,edna. - Naleha-
We zadosti Cechoslovakn a Po-
lakG potraviny vyzaduji, aby
uvolnena byla yojenska bloka.
da spojencd ma morich. Ota-
zka byia pfediHetsm avah a.
mericke mirove delegace W.
sledek jednani pred!ozen ura-
dim. americke potravinove ad
ministrace a tyto vyjednavati
pax budou dale s ang'ickyni j
jinymi namornimi dustojniky
jakym zpu3obam by mohla BY
tt doprava potravin do uvede-
nych zemich uskutecnena. Ze-
mepisne polozeni Ceskosloven
ske republiky Polska vyiucu
je kazdou jinou dopravu kron
pres Nemecko. Nejkratsi spo-
jenf by bylo z vychodnlch pff-
stavG baltickeho pobrezi. W.
louceni t6chto pristavnich mist
z b!okady nemusilo by miti sou
casne zruseni blokad ma "a
pad6.
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Ws:!S!l W,lS,,S', 5.
RUDE PLAKATY.

Policie zatkla dnes diva ru-
ske mladky, Samuela Meyera a
M. C. Samolskeho, 1927 vych.
81 ul., jimz klade Sc "a vinu,
ze na1epovali ma Woodland av.
rude plakaty k revoluci pry Wy
zyvajici. Plakaty ty zacinaji
vyzvou: "Delnici, musite roz-
umet zakladdm revolucniho
.socialis nu. Cinte totez jako del
nlci ma Rusi a v Nemecku a pfi
,pravujte Sc k pristi revoluci".
Dale plakaty sdelovaly, re
dnes vecer v Remenyiove sini
{. 55O5 Woodland Ave. bude
recnit redaktor "Proletariatu",
S. Bait. Policio vysle pry do
one schuze detektivy rustinu
a nemcinu ,ovladajici.
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AMERICKE
ZTRATY;
Vojin Josef Charvat, 1859 w.
chodni 125 ul. podlehl ranam
We Franc.E.

Americke ztraty do dneska
obnaseji ce'kem 220,065 mu-
ia padlych, ranerych neb ne
zv67tnych. Ma bojisti padli eel
ken 2S.7S2 vojini, ma mori "a
hynulo 8O6, 22,169 podlehlo
rama n a 1906 chorobam.
129,242 byli poraneni. a -zby-
vaiici jsou nezv6stni.
V dnesnim seznamu nachazi
Sc IA linen clevelandskych vo-
jinG. FROSTY branec Josef Char
vat, 1850 vych. 125 ul., pod,e-
hi ranam v boji utrzenHm. ce-
tar Frant. Pavlicky, 1907 W.
chodnf 55 ul. Sc pohfeSuje a
Karel Bierhanzl, 3411 yych. 20
ul. rovnez.
Frosty vojin V. j. Horak z
Columbus jo nezvestnym jiz
cd li3topadu.
(Ws!Sl 'WSS!l
RUDE PLAKATY.
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STRANA SPARTAKOVA UTRPELA
TEzKYCH ZTRAT.
RUDl ZMOCNILI Sc SKLADISf
POTRAVIN A UtILl.
KOMUNIKACNf PROSTREDKY HLAVNfM
MESTEM PRERUSENY.

Koblenc TO- ledna. Dosa sem zprava, re marsal Hin
denburg jest pine prpraven pouz armad Nemecka pod
Ebert sam tvrd obranu Berlina ma pouzi 900
vonu ktere lie spoehati Panuje vseobecna ddvera
ceem Porynsku ze jest Hndenburg so potlac kazdou
trevoluc "a pouhych "a hodin.
vcerejsi vadnf provolani lu jest poslednim krokem
ably sseny byy havnm m6ste vny vzbouren jnak bude
nutno pouzi nejprisn6jsich rokd ably nasta kid ekoz
boure ulicich berfnskych velce nepznive psob
statni n6mecke zeme.
Hindenburg ma sebou made vsechnu pochybnost ve-
skere ddstonictvo jest schopen postav do pole aradu
netusenych Zdejsfm Nemcdm nen mono dosati
pesnych zprav pravem stavu vec Ben3 eikoz vedeni
nuvs savky pax pfislusnc rany Sparakovy pfepadava
sysemacky nadraz vse nti az do chvie kdy mso
bezpeci pfispecha vladnf vojsko.
Kanclef Ebert stale vaha vojensky zakroc by kaz-
da naslnost podomia nesrsich vrstvach idu duveru
nemu az dosud ievo davanou Jest omyem tvrd by
zahnizdi mez n6meckym voskem bolSevism sami Ame
rcane sou zde presvedcen ze Hndenbug svym oddly
upne stac utiseni bernskych vrznos Celkova stua
zda nasvedcova re strany nevstrednesi zrac pdu
ze Sc zivly umirnenejsi pri Wade udrzi
Strana mperalisticka rozhazue letaky nchz veeben
jest cisaf lid Jest vybzen porovnan dnesnch hrz bla
hobytem "a jeho panovani
byo zahnani aeroplanu ktery do uic
linskych hazel bolsevckou erauru; zasazen by kulem
vadnf sron pusky tax donucen ychle moderni teo
pagandy zanechat uletnou Phi rozhan9ni velice
osvedci parn eetricke pozarnf skacky echz studene
sprchy pasob zasupy 1cinne nez strojn puky MIRA
zvou lazni schlazeny lid Timed zanechava boe Dopadne
vadni vojsko povstace zbrani ruce, odebere
jednoduse zbran pust vzboufence svobodu.
V6tsf skupina sparakovc vlouda jako cesujiei do
podzemn drahy ktere zmocnia tim, ze zzence zasaSa
rucnm granaty vladimir vokem byli pozde po urputnem
boj opetne vypuzeni nekoika uicch dopousel lid
drancovan ale ozbroene automoby zahy ucn podobnemu
fadenf konc cekem jest ale mao zocnu pro bezpecnosti
majetku zsteno.
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HLASOVANf KARPATORUSU PRO
SPOJENf S CESKOSLOVENSKOU
REPUBLIKOU.

Washington 10. ledna. Karpatsti Rusove We Spoje-
nch Satech pref 81 pfpoenl Ceskoslovenske repubce
prhlas tax zde svbodnou volbou projev jejch mozno
povazovati vyraz smyseni naroda We stare vlast.
Uhrorusove jak tez nazyvaji, obyvaj komitatd
severovychodnch Uhrach poctem skorem pdmionu hav
nichz zije jedna petina v Americe
Volba provedena byla zase sveho druhu prvni pokud
urcen satnho prislusenstv nce Della kostech do
brocnnych spolcch sice tim zpdsobe ze vzdy so osadn
XII kazde arnos SO clen jednoho kazdeho spoku bylo
opravneno jednomu hasu
.Vysledek hlasovanf jest nasledovni:
Pro spoen Ceskoslovenskou repubkou odvzdano bylo
1872 blast.
Pro pfipojeni k ukrajinske republice 80 HAST
Pro naprostou samostatnost 10 hlasd.
julius G. Gardos predseda Karpatskorusfnske Narodnl
Rady sekrear teze Gregor L. Zatkovc odjedou voebnm
vysledkem do Paffze pozdej do rodneho kraje.
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WSSl WSs,S!s]
CESTNY PRAPOR PRO 20. CE
SKOSLOVENSKY PLUK
We FRANCIy.

X navrhu piedsedy spravni-
no sboru hlavniho mesta Pra-
ny dra. Samala ucinila spravni
rada mestska toto jednomyslne
usneseni: Zahrancni mas mini
str DIR. Ed. BeneS budiz pozadan
aby jmenem a zastoupeni ra-
dy g spravniho sboru hlavniho
mesta Prahy odevzdal ceskoslo
venskemu streleckemu pluku
els. %. We Francii nadherny pra
por jako znameni a uznani "a
udatenstvi hrdinstvi, ktere
tento ceskoslovensky pluk We
sluzbach dohody ma francouz-
skych bojistich prokazal.
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Wssl WS.s
WHISKEY RYCHLE UBYVA

Washington. - We vladnich
skladistich nalezalo es l., led
ma jenom jeste 113,215,796
galond whiskey, cili neco pres
po,ovinu onoho mnozstvi, jez
bylo tam pred 16 mesici, kdy
vyroba koralky byla zastave-
ma, jak sdeluji rekordy ber-
Mich uradd.
Nasledkem ocekavaneho
zvysenf danf ma lihoviny, vyzve
dli 81 obchodnici v ,posledni do
be dvakrate tax velike mnoz.
stvi lihovin ze skladist t6chto
neil dalo Sc pravideln9.
Vzdor velikemu dbytku v po
slednfch trech mesfcich domni
vaji Sc vsak vladnf drednici, ze
l. cervence, kdy vseobecna pro
hibice ma vejft v platnost, je-
Ste nejmene rs milionI galonn
koralky We sk,adistfch tech zi
stane, iez pax bude ma lfh k
primvslovvm lceldm pfemene-
na a do jinych zemf vyvezena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
CESKOSLOVENSKA ARMA-
DA MA SIBfRI KUPUJE A.
MERICKE AEROPLANY.

Washington, D. C. 10. ledna.
Nekolik set aeroplanG, ktere
slouzili k vycviceni americkych
dGstojniki leteckeho oddeleni
budou prodany We vefejne draz
be, jakmile k tomu dojde nutne
svolenf sefa zasobovacfho od-
delenf signalniho sboru. 25 tech
to l6tadel bylo liz prodano ce-
skoslcvenske armada operujici
ma Dalnem Vychode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
z VOJNY PROPUsTENI.

Dnes vecer bude v tabore
Sherman dalsich nekoiik sci
brancd z armady propusteno
a nasledujici cesti Cleveland'a
ne vrati Sc rovnez domG: AL.
Machat, H. Levy, Frant. sti-
pek, Frant. Farnik, Pavel Dur
Gik a B. Mares.
Vsem propustenym dostane
SO rovVch zinnikh. bavln6nVch
h',z iako5 i nutne vybavy spod
rf'-o rradla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
REVOLUCE v ARGENTINE.
General Dellapiane vojenskym
diktatorem.

Buenos Aires, 10. ledna. -
Dnes o IL. hodine nocnfrozzu-
rila sc mezi stavkari a policii
prava bitva, jez Sc pax rozsiri-
la po celem meste. Hlavni straz
ky Sc udaly pred postovni bu-
dovou, takze V pripadu, lie by
nebyl zjednan pofadek, zavfe
ny budou uradovny pro kabelo
granny. Vzbourenci Sc nekolikra
te pokusili witt prvnf policejnf
stanicf Atokem. Tato nachazi Sc
" blizkosti americkeho konsu-
latu. Az dosud nebyl zjisten po
Get tztrat. -
Ia bojI vojska Sc stavkujici-
mi zabito bylo nekolik osob a
situace Sc stava tax vaznou, ze
general Dellapiane, velitel VOL
ska stojiciho proti stavkarGm
coz pokladano jest jako nepra-
telsky Gin proti argentinskemu
residentovi Yrigoyanovi. Zdej-
81 listy pripisuji revoltu ma vrub
cizich bolsevickych agitatorI.
Stavkafi strfleli do otevfenych
obchodd. Kuchari a sklepnici
vySli ma stavku We vsech hote-
Itch prave v cas- obeda a hoste,
ponejvfce Britove Americane
musili 81 jidlo opatriti sami a
jisti We tmavych iidelnach. V
cele republice nejezdi v teto
chvfli ami jediny vlak.
Buenos Aires poskytuje po-
hled zpustoseneho m9sta, ulice
jsou plny trosek .zejmena rozbi
tych vozidel vseho druhu.
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