davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
MoNTVlLLE MANS DEATH
 IN ARMY CASUALTY LIST

Death by accident of Ernest BugAee of Montville is given in casualty list B-Fl. The list contains >tss names, of which thrse were killed in action, ten died of accident, five ef disease. two were missing, lee wounded severely, sl slightly and g degree unastsr- mined.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
For Summer at Pine Grove.

Samuel z. Wilson, formerly a clerk in 2. Broadway cigar store, is spend ing the summer at Pine Grove. Mi antie, where he has charge of the Pa Yilion.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Hammoeks

We shew the well known swest- brook" Hammocks, in all styles prices s2.75, s5.2a and up to s8.oc Couch Hanmecks, 9 variety Of styles-at s1s.56 to s1s.oe.
 Hammock Stands sat s6.5o.
 Hammock Awnings-at st1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Linoleums

Printed Linaleum, good range of patterns, value s1.2-Saie price a square yard ,......... ac fnlaid Lineleum, value s2.2S- Sale price a square yard ...... S179 Congeleuu1 and Pro Line. de- signs for all rooms, value 75c to
 soc-Sale price a square yard. 6sc Rug Border, 24 inches wide, value 45c-Sale price ....,..... 3se Rug Border, 56 inches wide,
 value 55c-Sale price .,,,..... 4ae
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Ul1eBnllgtiti.
THE WEATHER.

TIE WEAI HEh Winds ter Tuesday and "Wednesday. North Atlantic moderate south- west winds beconi -> @aTisble We'd nesday, fair.
 Middle Atiantie-IAcdsrate south- west to south winds, fair weather Conditions and General Forecast Pressure is generally low over the central and west part;sns of the eoun- try. Temperatures were somewhat higher in tke middle Atlantic states and New England. They will average higher Tuesday and Wednssday In New England fair weather will prevail Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Forecast.
 Southern New England: Fair Tues day, warmer on the mainland; We'd nesday partly cloudy.
 Observations ia Norwich. The feilawing reeords, reparted from The Bulletins obServa tiens, show the changes in tsR3peFstlire and the iaare- tric changes Monday:
 Ther Bar. 4a m. ....'.........'.... Y 3o.2e Highest 2. iewest 50. Comparisons.
 Predictions for Monday: Fair. Mondays weather: Fair, cool in morning, followed py warmer; south to southeast wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
sgn, Mesn and Tides,

Six houss after high water il is low water, which Is followed by Aaad tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Rag Rugs

4 5e - 69e, value 7so P < 50-$1.oe, value SIPS 2 X 5o-s1-s, value s1.5o Rag Rugs with Chintz border. 24 x 56-$1.29, value s1.56 90 x so-S2,4a, value $500 S6 X 72-S.7e, value $4Ss
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
COMMON PLEAS COURT HEARS S1eo SUIT

A civil case of Larlin Brothers against Julius Koch was tried befere Judge Charles B. Waller in the court of common pleas in New London on Monday morning. [.arllin Brothers claim S1GO for concrete work and Mr. Cook hrinss 8 counter claim of s1oa ca account, of grading. which he had done and which he claims was 3, part Of the contract of Larkin Brothers 1e perform,
 The justice court rendered judgment for Larkin.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
DRAPERIES AND FLOOR COVERINGS
 Home and Cottage Furnishings at Special Prices
Drapery Materials

Curtain SeFii1a, white and eeru, 26 inches wide, value ssc-Sale price ....s...,..-...... he Curtain Scrina, white, cream and ecru, 36 inches wide, value 2ec Sale price .....,....,....... Sae lIarauisette, white. cream and eeru, 36 inches wide, value 5ee Sale priee ...s.............. sAs Curtain Muslin, SS inches wids5 in q large range of patterns, value 29c-Sale price ..,...... 2ac ssilkeIine for Drapery purposes, value 33e-Sals price ..,...... ZSe Cretonnes at these special prices:
 At 3se-reguiar price sse
 At 42e-regular price 49e
 At 49c-reguiar price 5ae Madras, white and cream, res- uIar 45c-Saie price .........,. 3sc Imported Madras, in pretty pas |, tel eelorings, value 55e-Saie price ..........,...........,... 4ae Sunfast DFapery, s6 inehes wide, i1 rose. brown, blue and green, value Ssc-Sale price ...,...... 7ee
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Couch Covers

At s1.a3-reguiar rrice S2,25 At sS.@-regular price $3,75 At s5.as-regular price S6.M
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Grass Rugs

Imported Japanese Grass Russ at these prices:
 90 6e--S1.3s, value s1.5s
 S6 x T2-S1-e8, value sa.25 4 it. ft. G-4.oo, value s4.5c 6 X ft. - S6.5o, value s7.25 s x 10 1t. - Ss.e5, value s11.O8 Sx 10 ft.-s1o.5o, value s13.oo g F ft.-s12s5, value s14.5o 9x F ft.-$15s5, value s1t.eo
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24

If you argue with a fool, you're foolish and if a wise man argues with you he's foolish.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Administer Rugs

P S6-$4.9a, value s2.25
 2 5+s3.so, value s4,5o
 S6 x 72-Ss.5o, value SIPS s ft. 5 10 it. 6-S34,5o, value $500 sx F ft--Sa7 50, value s42.es 9 12 ft.-S4s.5o, value s55.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24

\ small boys idea of q boarl O health is six meals 9 day,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Cedar Chests

Meth proof Cedar Chests-the weed is very fragant and a positive pro- lection from Moths and Insects.
 At S1250 - value s1400
 At SLABS - value 316.66
 At Sfe.25 - value $500
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
BORN.

BORN. MURFHY--In Waterford. June g 1919, a son te Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J Murphy, formerly of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
Mattings-Csrpets

Fihre Mating. good quality. value 4se-sale nrice yard. 3ee Best quality China Mating, value 5ac-Sale price a yard. 4sc Tapestry Stair Carpet, regular
 price aSc-Sale price a yard. 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24

lengths apart. take no detours, and do not try to pass any ear ahead Of yours after yop have formed in line.
 Don't forget your luneh-in a bas- ket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
SPECIALISTS TO
 ADDRESS MEETING

d.. O. Watson, of Washington D.. c., cotton specialist of the United States department of agriculture, and 'A. R. Ensign, assistant plant pathol- ogist of the extension division of the University of Arkansas and of the United States department of agricul- ture, will be in the city February , to attend a meeting of farmers and planters called by Joel Lambert and c. H. Thomas. county agricultural agents. The meeting will be held at the court house at Il o'clock.
 "These men are two of the best posted authorities in the United States on cotton disieases," MT. Lambert said, and the farmers of the county should appreciate this opportunity to hear them. Diseases offecting the cottcn plant decrease the cotton crop of this county by six CT seven thou sand bales annually and it is import ant that the farmers Of the county learn as much as possible about com bOting the diseases"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
OFFICIAL TABLES SHOW 56,592 LOST
 iN EUROPEAN WAR

(Continued From Page One) ture of the table is the losses of the Twenty-eighth (Penns tlyania Nation al Guard), division, which stands sec ond in the list with total of 3,S90 casualties.
 Records of Di,.siOns.
 The record of the Twenty-sixth (New England National Guard), the Twenty seventh and Saventy-seventh. both New York divisions, the Thirty second, the famous t'orty-second, (Rainbow), and the Seventy ninth, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Dis trict of Columbia) troops with more than 2,000 casualties each, tell of the work they did. These and every other National Guard or NatiCnal Army division that was given an op- portunity at the front won it's ground despite losses in men.
 Analysisi of the strenuous service record of the Twenty-eiehth division, army officers said, would explain it's high casualties The Twenty eighth was ordered overseas about June, 1918, spent the fcrenight of June IA to July 1 in a training area and then moved up to the front line taking it's posi- tion northeast of Parnay, on July 16. From that date until the armistice was signed with the exception of a rest period from September to Sep tember 30 the Pennsylvanians were in the forefront of the fighting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
TEXTILE WORKERS
 PROPOSE WALK OUT

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb 1.-Fourter1n hundred United Textile Workers of America. here, decided al meeting tonight to attempt to enforce tbe eight hour day by walking out of the Brookside Mills here q. s,3G ID. ra Monday.
 Mill operators say the fexti4e irl- dustry is now at sta1ldstfd and many of the mills are beirg operated merely to give their employees wosA. They say they are prensrt Gto shut down rather than make the c0nues- sion No question of wages ine irl- volved here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
SERVICES HELD FOR NAT GOODWIN

New York, Feb. 1.-lfuneral ser vices for Nat C. Goodwin, who died here yesterday, were held today under the auspices of the Lambs club, the atrical organization, and in the pres ence of hundreds of men and women who were associated with the actor during his stage career. The Lambs club quartette sang hylnns. The Rev. Dr. Nathan Seagle, pastor of St. Ste phen's Protestant Episcopal church, conducted the services and the eulogy was delivered by DeWolf Hopper.
 Present also were the actors par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel c. Good win, of RoXbury, Mass, where the hody will be buried, and Miss Georgia Gardner. who was to have been GoodWin's sixth wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
WORK ON ROADS TO
 BE STARTED SOON

With the expenditure of approxi- mately $75,000 forxood roads in the county Pine Bluff is to be centered in network of good, roads that will be second to none in, the state and the benefits to be derived by the city are innumerable. The appropriations ana- bunting to about S36,o00 were secured from the state highway commission through the untiring effort of Sena- tor Creed Caldwell, Judge R. H. Will liams and other local workers, assist ed by the chairman of the state high way commission Work on the Dollar way will be begun immediately and other prominent thoroughfares will be repaired in order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
NO OBJECTION TO
 VOW RERNSTORFF

Paris. Teh. 1.-The hmerican dele Sabes tD thf paage conference, il is understood, will raise mo objection to appointment of Count won Bernstorff, foilner 1ferman 'amDassatior in Wash fngfon, as one of 'tha German dele s;ates ltD the psaGn conference al though not attempting to influencr nr speak for the entente delegation ift is declared .tiiat it is beyond the power of cone government to say that ft4does not desire the presence of any Dne l,nrson that the other party to the treaty making process may select sas a representative
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
MILK-FED RACE

I;;,cton. Feb. 1.-"Americans aEs.fed race whose health will 'I Ideteriorate if the use of adlcts is given up," the child rsar gave warning today as a ,a ,randitions discovered in New where the third of the bur- reVs of the use of milk in where there are small child iust been completed.
 s surveys have shown that Sldren are getting insufficient Iealtbful development. but in ,eans it was found that the proportion of milk in the diet than in Baltimore and Wash 0nly 20 out of 413 children in the stud yreceiving the ly regarded as necessary. It ,d also that only 63 percent New Orleans children under are not nursed by their | are given milk.
 ree of milk in New Orleans, ,n at 16 cents a quart, and in ort, La., Nashville Tenn, and lFla., it is high as 20 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
BOMB PLOTTER IS
 RETURNED TO PEN

Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 1.-Robert 1 Fay who was convicted in New York in 1916 of plottinfi to place bombs on British ships and, sentenced to eight years in the Atlanta Federal Peniten- tiary and who escaped August 29th, 1919, three months after he was brought here, was returned to the Penitentiary this afternoon. ~
 Fay was recaptured in Spain and returned to New York October 3rd, 1918. :..1..
 William nKoblock who escaped with Fay by the use of forged passes, was recaptured in New York soon afterWard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02

Continued From Page One.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
PREVENT CAR co,
 FROM RAISING FARE

Houston, Tex, Feb. 1.-The first att tempt of the Houston Electric Con- pany to arbitrarily raise the street car fare to six cents failed aSturday afternoon when Judge Dannenbaum of the Sixty First District Court re- fused writ of mandomus to the com- pany.
 The refusal was based on the grounds that the city ordinance of November sixth, 1918. repeating the six cent fare after it had been dis approved by a referendum vote of the citizens was valid on it's face and the court had no power to act unless the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02

Five cent rate was proven unjust end confiscatory.
 The. street car company now has two alternatives. Either it can at- tempt to prove to the district court that the five cen fare is unjust and confiscatory or it can carry it's case against the action of the city coun- ell to the higher court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02

the navy department. The messace said the wessad probably was a tptusl loss.
 After the FiaNe ran ashore the bot. tom of the ship huckletl, bl,eaEcing the sstesarn pipes which put the boilers and dYnflsnos out Of commission. The crew ahandoned the ship and landed at Dover. Dsal and Ramsgate. T'he I1aNe WAS a cargo carrier of 9,6D0 toms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
TEXTILE STRIKE
 IS CALLED OFF

New York Feb. 1.--Tne strike Of 10000 textile workers. in central New York to enforce demands for an l. hour day, set for next Monday, was called off today, after, manufactur- CTS in Cohoes and Utica agreed to op- crate their mills on a 4S-hour week bosis for two weeks, pending final settlement by the state reconstruction commissions committee on industrial relations t.a3o. ,a-.. ..s 4t, .e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-02-02
NO LIVES LOST
 IN RIG MY.Eg1JN

Deal, Eng, Feb 1.-AI .ahuard tbe American steamer Piame, wrecked off here, have been accounted for. Thera IS mo loss of life.
 Rescne Nf Afl hands from tine stair,n- CT Piaaa, wrecked CofT Gull iIie'htsfIgo Dover Straits, Wednesday, night was announced m 8 dispatch tonight to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26

SMYSLENf NEMECKEHO LIDU O
KAISROVI.
VELITELE NEMECKYCH PONOREK UTVORILI
"KLUB SEBEVRAHU'

Koblenc 25 cervna celem Poryni je rozsfeno pre-
svedceni mez nemeckym obyvatestvem ze Vem Hohenzo
e byvay nemecky csa nkdy nebude posaven pred soud
jak pozadu spojenecke mrove podmnky, byt tax bylo
Narodnim shromazdenm vymarskym odhasovano Exkaisr
ma Porynsku mnoho pratel lidu neyymizea dosud
nadee re opetne dosedne trim Nasvedcue urput-
ny bo kdyz hasovao podminkach demokrate cenra
se zuby nehy bran podmine aby byvaly panovnk by
meznarodnm trbunalem pro "zocin nevysSiho
padeni meznarodni morally svatosti 1muv'
--~y6u
Nemecd namornici, po potopeni nemeckeho odstva
Scapa Flow povazovani jsou hrdny Gin jech provo
lavan jako "cn pravych N6mcu, muzd cti"
Pfvrzenc byvaleho kaisra sce nepravi, ze Hohenzo-
em rade spacha sebevrazdu nez by vystav soudu
pfae ale jest dobre pozorova re TAX vSeobecne ocek
va ze k podobnemu pohan6ni Nemecka nikdy nedojde
Jinym predmetem zajmavych nemeckych rozmluv, hav
pr dzbanku jest radost mad spaenm rancouzskych
porl ukorst6nych valky 1901 Nemci nikterak
neaji re pride den kdy jak patti Francii vycst
Jina povest vypravuje ze velele nemeckych ponorek
nachazejici angicks cerne ne ably taktez by
zeni porusen obvykeho valecneho adu, utvor kub
sebevrahl ktery konal iz II schulz Uceem Jest ably kaz
dy Glen, rade ylastni rukou sprovcF vsta aby
postavil pred soud spravedlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
SENATOR BORAH PROTI MfROVE.
DOHODE A LIE NARODU.
NAVRH FALLUV MA SEPARATNf MFR S MEME
CKEM ZAMfTNUT.

Washington %. cervna. = V ocekavani, re podepsanm
nikerak ese nebude zazehnana sveova re jese
prstm rokem panovat bude vseobena nestota obpOv
pubkansky senator Borah idaho prspeni sena Reeda
demokrata Mssouru, utoky Lgu narodG mirovou
smlouvu hroz repubkanske srane, pak ze navrh eho
podporovat nebude vystoupenm srany pfpojenim sc
strane nove ez by snahy svoe vnovaa Amercke neodv
sost Borah zasupue nahed ze mirova dohoda nkterak
prs vaky nezamez ba spse bude pficnou novych bojl
dasho zbrojenf jednotvch narod Lga narodG pax
zue Spojene Staty sm povinnosem vydrzovanf velke
armady Snahy jeho duseny ale byy Hayesem pfedsedou
repubkanskeho narodnho boru enz vybonemu senatoru
radil ably postupoval voneji.
President Wilson pozadovat bude zem ably pfijaa
smouvu ako vada cvisovana stala tax vsem
ostatnfm satGm
Senator Borah prmlouva samostatnost 1rska, Kore
Egyptu vyykal Wonovi netecnos pokud Sc yce
bozovacch snah techto narod krsova pozadavek vaec
neho departmental 500 900 muzu abychom vyrovnai
staum Lie zastoupenych dale uvadel re duchu Ligy
Velka Branie nehodla zmensit vastn moe namofni.
vybor pro zahrancni zalezitos po dvouhodno
porade odloz resouci repubkanskeho senatora New
Mexka primlouvajci ably Spoene Sty prohlasy stav
miru Nemeckem Podivny navrh narazil slnou oposc
zde snazli nekteri senato prosad ably resoluce
predozena byla odhasovan Phi hlasovan odevzdano by
10 IL hlasu proti pro.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
CESKY MLADfK USMRCEN
MA DRAZE.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. - V
sobotu rano po sedme hodine
zeleznicni delnici rock-island-
ske drahy nalezl aJi dive mile
severne cd Ely vedle trait 20
havenou mrtvolu jakehosi mia
dika, kterouz peclive sebrali a
nejblizsim vlakem nechali il
dopraviti do pohrobnickehot
zavodu V Cedar Rapidsich. Zde
koroner mrtvolu prohledl, ale
nenaSe! ma nj jedine ztotoznu
iici znamky a celia udalost sta
la Sc jaksi zahadou, az samot
ny otec mladikuv v mrtvole ITO
toznil sveho vlastniho syna. V
usmrcenem poznan 18lety ia
roslav Kriz, syn obuvniho ob
chodnika Vaclava Krize. Mia
dix odeSel z domova v patek
vecer, rka, ze jde ma hru mico
YOU. Kdyz Sc pozde v noci ami
rano nevratil, domysleli sc
Sc Krizovi, re nekterym
svym kamaradem jel ma farmu
lax casio drive cinlVal. Jake
vsak bylo uleknuti oicovo,
kdyz byl zadan, ably pfisel do
pohrobnickeho zavodu, kde ma
lezl zohavenou mrtvolu sveho
lsyna. Jakym zplsobem prisel
k usmrceni, jest zahadou, ale
zvedelo Sc, ze nest astny mia.
dix S neko,ika jinymi kamara
dy vyjel 81 ma slepo po naklad
MIN vlaku rockislandske drahy
do Ely, kde hosi chytli jinJ
,vlak a vratili SIC do Cedar Ra.
pids, kde teprve sveho soudru
ha Krize pohreSili, ale nikomu
o tom mic nerekli, az Sc celia
zahada v sobotu rozlustila smu
tnym zpusobem. Nest 'astnJ
nladik veil sc bezpochyby
mezi karami a spadnuv dolI
by,a mu ujeta leva noha poe
kolenem, dale az ke kycli po
mackana a prave rame z!ome
no. Hlava jeho zIs'tala vSak i
pine zachovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
MOVE KRVAVE VZPOURY V BERLfNE
| JMDE.
MARSAL 1INDENBURC Sc VIDAL
VELITELSTVl.
Z NEMCU NECHCE NIKDO SMLOUVU PODEPSATI.
BULLETINY:

Berlin 25. cervna. = Ulice Berina stay Sc jevstem
vzpour drancovani vcereho vecera dnesnho rama Pod
ncen fecm agator Alexandrove namesti poca
padati olupovati chodce ednotlive vojny. Vosko ma
uvedene nmesti vysane byo ldem ucch strech do
mi napadeno Konecne ale piece podafo zedna pora
dek Ia srazek zabty tri ditky.
PaTfz 25 cervna Rada ctyr velmocf dnesniho od-
poedne rozhoda zasa pfedsedov nmecke mrove delega
Versaiu dve noy, edna poiednavala o nemeckych
akcch Polsku druha ykala potopeni nemeckeho LODI
stva Scapa Flow Spoenc note oznamuj budou po
zadovati "a znicenou flotu nahradu.
Spoenc jsou pohnevan stalymi odklady Berlina pode
sani Narodnim shromazdenm vymarskym z prijateho mi
Ufedn povrzen sat melo pGvodne ctvrtek dnes
proskakuj povest ze tax teprve sobotu nell
kdy pocakem pfstho tydne Ably podobne nestoe ucinn
by konec urc spoenci den kter podmnky podepsany
by musi Rade ctyr vemoc bylo stredu nemeckou Via
dou oznameno tao snaz estav personal deegace ez
by We Versaiu mrovou smlouvu podepsala. NemcG
che nkdo pfipoj svaho sine hstorickeho w
znamu, ktere zpupne Nemecko doznava svoj porazku
Podpsy odpraji zahrancn mnistr Mueller Haniel Hahn
hausenu urazeny marsal Hindenburg odsoupil pfesta
byti havou germanskych armad.
President Ebert minstersky predseda Bauer spolu s
celym kabnetem vydali N6mecku proklamac ktere
zdGraznuje, mirove ednani must byto skoncovano.
We Vymaru byla zacena skupina vojakd jez snazia
zmocniti byvaleho premera Scheidemanna skolt je
Nemecky tsk pise, re dnes jest mezi Nemeckem Fran
sirsi propas nenavist nez- 1871. Berlin pf
a mir proto nema moc ej odmitnou ale jest dobre
vmnou 81 ducha akeho byl potvrzen Vorwaerts pise
mir tento jest plodem moc jest bezcennym jako pravy
MR. proto re nemecky lid ne nikdy nebude ver Jest mi
enz potrva pouze tax douho pokud vat bude
vlha moci, ktere byl dktovan.'
Veke rozhorcen panue prot Erzbergrovi. Oddelen
selcG snazilo zatknou jej vymarskem zamu obe
sti je Spasl jen kvapnym utekem do Erurtu Dues
sedoru propuko sparakovske povsan vsechna do
prava pferusena Hamburku plenena byla ponde Ute
ry potravinova skade tovarny nakadane KITE
lid vrd re jest kocek psd Dav snaz odzbrojit
vosko ktere vypalo nekok vytrznik zabilo. Podobne
vytrznosti hlaseny jsou z NEST jinych
zmatkdm pfipoja jeste savka zelezncnich zrzen-
c hrozi propuknouti vseobecnou. Povsala zho
relckem nadrazi Berlne ochroma dopravu dvema sme
y nevice tpi spojeni Vratislavou Zrzenci domaha
vetsho patuu jest parno ze jest savka vysedkem ko
munisticke propagandy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
POSLEDNi ,ZPRAVY z VLASTL
O rozdeleni velkosta XII k u
celu vnitrni kolonisace Cesko
slovenske republice. Casovy


Gelu vnitrni kolonisace v Cesko
slovenske republice. Casovy
spis. informujici o rozsireni to
hoto vysoce duleziteho profile
mu, napsal DR.. Jan Vozenilek
ObJahuje kapitoly: l. Dnesni
rozd6leni pudy V ceskos!oven-
skem state. 2 Nasledky nevy-
hovujiciho rozdd eni pudy. 3.
O pravnim pomeru zemede.ce
k pude. a. Kolik pHdy bude tre
ba k provedeni planu koloni-
sacniho. 5. 0 vyberu koloni-
stu. 6. o velikosti pridelu. 7.
O postupu rizeni pfi delbe vel
kos. atku. 8. Financovani akce
koloni ;acni. 8. N6ktere dusled
ky akce ko!onisacni. 10. Porov
mani navrhu agrarniho a socia
listickeho Sc stanoviska finan-
cniho nakladu.
Ceske vojsko do Bavor. -
Nemecke listy prinasely popla
sne zpravy z Bavor. die nichz
velike oddly ceskeho. vojska
stoji ma hranicich baVorskych
a cekaji, ably okamzite, nebu-
dou-lipodepsany mirove pod
minky Nemeckem = vtrhly do
Bavor.
Listing zlocinI. - Narodni-
mu shromazdeni bude predlo-
zena podrobna pisemna zpra-
va O vsech skudcich ceskoslo-
venskeho naroda, pokud jejich
vina ze zabaveneho policejni-
no archivu prazskeho pisem-
nymi doklady vys.echy byla
nebo jeste bude zjistena. We
prospech podp1rneho fondu
tech, kdoz byli poskozeni val
kou a persekucl Rakouska, bu
de vydano zabavene album ce-
skych zahranicnich pracovni-
XII pro samostatnost naseho ma
roda. Ze zabaveneho materia
lu bude take usporadana w.
stava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
Cesti novinari u presidenta.

= Praha, 7. kvetna. - Presi-
dent Maasryk prijal vcera We
'zvlastnim slySeni zastupce syn
dikatu ceskos!ovenskeho denni
no tisku. Slyseni toto melo "a
|ucel pojednati o vsech pofe-
bach ukolech ceskoslovenske
no tisku, kteraztO otaZka po-
skyt.a presidentu prilezitost,
ably obsirne Sc rozhovofil o
vsech dIlezitych ukolech, =
imenovite take o budoucnoSti,
"a uved. smernice, jimiz by
Sc mela bra,i oprava ceskeho
tisku a zaroven jeho cinnosti
publicisticke. President ubez-
pecil poselstvo, re chce vSem
akcim, jez syndikat ceskoslo-
venskeho denniho tisku ma ma
mysli venovati nejvetsi pozor-
most a podporu. President Ma
saryk zadal ma konec c!eny po-
selstva, ably tlumocili cele no.
lvinafske obci, re 81 preje pc
stovati s nj nejtesnejsi styky
a ze je vzdycky ochoten podati
ce eskoslovenskym novinafum
potrebne zpravy.
Prcti vojenskym radam. -
z Prahy, 7. kvetna. - Branny
vybor v dnesni schulz venoval
vrelou posmrtnou vzpominku
lzesnulemu miniJtru dru. Stefa-
nikovi. Usnescno, ably ma mist6
tragickeho padu zbudovana by
la mohyla. Ministr narodni O.
brany Klofac prednesl vyklad
O stavu We vojsku. Vyslovil ra
dost mad korrektnlm chOvanim
'se nasi armady dne /. kvetna
ZdGraznoval, re jest odhodar
celiti kazdemu pokusu o orga'
'nisaci vojenskych rad. Prohla
sill, ze operaca naseho vojsks
ma Slovensku daily Sc vylucne
v mezich demarkacni cary, tai
ze nelze mluvit rozpinavo
:!sti.