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Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Every Loyal Moose is urged to be present at the regular meeting We'd nesday night. All the officers have returned from their vaaction and will occupy their respective positions. Business of much importance will be transacted at this meeting and some plans for the fall work will be outlined at this time. There are many candi- dates waiting to be initiated and many new applications are expected. A spe-
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

of the work on stock ranges which it is difficult to estimate.
 The campaign is being continued this year by the federal and state govern ments and a good piece of constructive work will be accomplished within each county. The work will Joe pushed wig orously at a maximum of efficiency and a minimum of cost. Farmers and stockmen not already CO o-operating will profit by getting in touch with state headquarters at IA North Second avenue or addressing box 765, Phoe- nix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

secured from the several counties, live
 stock associations, farmers and stock
 men and it is very evident to this de- partment that we never could have hoped to attain so great a measure of
 success in our work, were it not for the
 willing and earnest cooperation of the l foregoing factors The work accom- 1 plished during the year can be briefly
 stated as follows: Three thousand two
 hundred and eighty-six farmers ana stockmen actually co-operated in the extermination campaigns conducted in ! the counties of Apache, Navajo, Coco
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
HARD TO UNDERSTAND
fKansas City star.)

The more you read from the shoe men, the harder 1t is to understand
 why they don't put up the price of shoes to where they can make little nmoney va y&3 0 A3-.. s@i
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

years.
 Even the rattlesnake lives upon TO- dents and if it were not for the fact that he is poison, he should be pro. tected. Practically all of the hawks and owls of Arizona are beneficial in this respect with the exception of the small sharp shined hawk which is a very small hawk about the size of his beneficial cousin the sparrow hawk. The large hawks such as the red tail and swanson so numerous in Arizona should never be killed. 1 If man had not so seriously inter
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

DE s E R IT E I VI|
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 ] Homelike atmosphere and surroundings.
 No wards. All individual two-room bungalows = l spotless, sanitary, cozy.
 Modern conveniences, Electric Lights, Shower baths, Tub baths, Sanitary toilets, Telephone, Tele- graph, Newspapers. Magazines, Library, Clubhouse for younger people, Reception room for older people.
 E Entertainments each day:-Musi- cal. Lectures by doctors and pub lie speakers.
 A Medical Department equipped to carry out your doctors orders First class Laboratory and Dispen. sorry.
 pr. P. H. Redewill. l........
 ... Resident Physician pr. E. Richard Petskey........
 ...........-. Consultanr Most equitable dry winter climate in the world. You do not have to bundle ur to your eyebrows to keer warm.
 Amusements for appro. priate cases: Cement ten. his court, electrically lighted; croquet grounds horseback riding, motor ing.
 ''No Gain In Weight, No Pavl'
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CERNOSSKY KRAM.


ST. Louis, Mo. - CernoSi v
st. Louisu, V jejichz cele stoii
DIR. G. B. Shaw, pastor metho-
disticko-episkopalnfho kostela
cernoSskeho, zorganisovali 81
vlastni departmental obchod,
ktery ma byti co neidrive o.
tevfen, Bude pTisne hledeno k
Tomu, aby majiteli a spravci
byli sami cernoSi a kram bude
umisten V cernoSsk6 ctvrti, po
citaje vyhradne ma cernoSske
Zakaznfky.
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Dodatek.

A.: "Pan Mracek ma hod-
nou pani i boty mu pry zou.
va ~
B.: go, kdyz chce jit do ho
spody!"
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ROOSEVELT HAUL Lieu
NARODU.

San Diego, Kali, - Presi-
dent Wilson fecnir zde k ohro
mnemu zastupu lidu a mezi jiI
nym pfedcital clanek, kerry
zemrely expresident Theodor
Roosevelt napsal V roce 1914.
a ktery jest vfelym odporuce-
MIN ligy narod6. .Clanek uvefej
men byl V rijnov6m elsie iiste-
no predniho americkeho mesl-
cniku a pravi Sc vlnem: "Jedi
ny zpdsob k ziskanf a udrzeni
mlru, jaky byl dosud navrzen
a ktery ma rozumne vyhlidky
ma uskutecnenf, jest dohoda
mezi velmocemi, V niz by Sc
kazda zavazala nejen lie Sc po
drobi rozhodnuti spolecneho
rozhodciho tribunalu, ale i bu
de branonu silou pomahati Wy
nucoVati toto jeho rozhodnuti.
Velke civilisovane narody sv6-
ia mely by Sc spojiti pod slav-
nou smlouvou V jednu velikou
svetoVou ligu, jejiz cflem bylo
by pravo mir" TAX napsal
Roosevelt. President Wilson k
tomu dodal: "Jsem rad, re Sc
mohu ztotozniti takovymi ma
hledy. Zde jest V konkretni
form6 takovy plan, jaky oni ma
VrhOyali."
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Priprava k valce.

Pani McIntyreova: "Proi
pax Sc dfete tim pradlem
pani Murphyova. re ami V nede
Ii 81 MEDIATE pokoj?"
PAM Murphyova: "Kdyby-
ste byla na mem miste, take
byste Sc dfela. Soudce mi one
hdy slibil, ze mi nasype pet
dolard pokuty, jestli jeste jed
nou Majka zvalchuju a tax 81
muslin tech pet dolard co nej
drive vydfit."
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SEBRAL BONDY A ZMIZEL.

New York. - Firma E. S.
Levinson G. Co. poslala vcera
Leopolda Julovskeho, sedmna-
ctileteho chlapce, k nekolika
firmam, ably jim dodal cenne
papiry V obnosu 100000, q
nichz nejvetSi dill melpfipad-
nouti firm6 Mahon & Co. Pro
jistotu byl mu- urcen "a prn-
vodce jest6 iiny hoch, stejne-
ho asi veku. VSem firmam by
ly zasilky dodany, vyjimaje
Mahon & Co. Nez-li tam hosi
doSli, fekl Julovsky svemu spo
lecniku, re odejde do toiletni
mistnosti. Kdyz dlouho Sc ne
vracel, sci Sc tam chlapec po-
dlvati a shledal, re je Poldik
pryc,. jako by Sc zem pod MIN
slehla. Bondy ovSem byly ia
ke pryc. Vratil sc ihned do L.
radovny a tam sc ziistilo, re
mladik wal sebou 140 bondu,
kter6 vSechny byly V denomi-
naci po tisici dollarech, tedy
$14O.000 dohromady. q Levin
sond pracoval Julovsky cd 8
zafi.
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" .DAkOTE ZASLO NEKO-
LIK CASOPISU.

Bismark, Sew. Dakota. - V
Sew. Dakote pfiiala nedavno
snemovna, kterou ovladaji po-
slanci tax Nv. Nestranne Lfgy,
celou fadu reformnich zakon1
mezi mimi take jeden, k5ery
narizle, re 1fedni oznamky
nesmf byti uverejnovany We Vi
ce nezli jednom ufednim case
pise V kazd6m okresu. Ackoli
zakon jeSt6 nevesel V platnost,
-zaniklo jiz patnact casopisd a
iejich tiskarny byly zavreny.
Byly to male listy, ktere svoji
existenci zavisely upln6 ma
podpore Eakovych politickych
oznamek. Kter6 casopisy Sc
mali stati uTednimi, o tom roz
hoduje triclenna statni komi-
Sc, jeifz diva clenove jsou pfi
s'usnici nestranne, Ligy. I've
Tojfuji Sc V Mich protokoly ze
schdzi okresnlch komisaru, IL
fadnf yyhlasky, bankovni zpra
Wy st5tu podavane, konkursy a
Vyhlasky NEST a skolnich rad,
zpravy korporaci a vsechno po
dobne.
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PRlLISNE POzfVANf MASA.

New York. = Pfilisne pozf-
vani masa bylo tercem utok1 V
feci mezinarodni konference
lekaTek. DR.. Graham Lusk, pro
fesor fysiologie ma universite
Columbia pravil, re "maso by
10 kletbou americkeho lidu a
zakladem vysokych cen potra
VIM zatim co DIR. E. V. Mac
Cullon Baltimore tvrdil, re
lee kdyz spotfeba masa bude
zmensena a nahrazena cerstvy
mi zeleninami, re zem6 bude
navstivena druhem moru, po-
dobnemu "beri beri" nebo Pc
lagrou.
DR.. Lusk citoval pripad
jedne peticlenne rodiny, jez
kazdy tyden koupf masa V no
dnote SIC, mimo vajec, syra,
mouky, zelenin, ovoce il
nych potravin. Kdyby maso by
10 vylouceno 2 rodinneho j.
delniho listku a nahrazeno vet
sim mnozstvfm zelenin, recnik
pravil, $40 by mohlo byti upo-
.tfebno tydne ma potravino-
mem uetu. Maso, jak praril, oh
sahuje pouze AZ procenta w
zivnych nahrazsk.
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jat a olichocen, re zpusobil ta-
kovy DOZEN, nechal hry a zpe-
Wy, pristoupil k manzelce po-
hladil jeji zmekle tvaricky,
nebo polibil jeji starostlivou
hlavu.
TAX sleval Sc zivot obou V
jedinem harmonickem citeni.
Oc prevysoval manzel chot'
svoii duchem, tato oddanou ne
hou a neumdlevajici peel w.
rovnavala rovnovahu spolecne
no byti.
Kazde jfdlo, kazdy limecek
prosly jeji rukou,> mckee do
vedla podestriti kazde MAMIE
lovo pfanl. "Filemon a Bau-
els" - skadlival je pfitel, sta
romladenecky professor, kdyko
liv je potkal nebo navStlvil. A
kdyz smrt roztrhla verny sva-
EEK dvou srdci, obejmul kama
rada a tfesoucim hlasem pro-
povedel, re boji ne ke kazde
mu jsou milostivi, re ne vsich-
nj, kdoz sc miluji, mohou ze-
mTiti soucasne. Soustrast svoji
doplnil pax jazykem klasic-
kym, vetou o kmetnych name
lech starych vekd, jez bohove
pohansti nechali odejiti Sc sve
ia We stejne chvili, promeniv-
Sc je We stromy.
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Dobra vyhlidka.

Mel svatbu mlady cernoch,
chudy iako kostelnf mys. Kdyz
kazatel svatebnf obrady odbyl
podal mu zenich petasedmde-
sat cent? Tka:
. "To je vsechno me jmeni.
dustoiny pane, ale z toho 81
mic nedelejte, re je to malo.
Az budeme NIT deti, budeme
ie poSilat do vaSf nedelni Sko-
ly."
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bilych puncochach, V coifufe z
nazloutlych krajek, Sc zlatym
kfizkem pod ztuhlou bradou.
~"Volfgang, poid'," Septa,
"pojd' domG ="
A on poslusne a rad, sta
stem jeji blizkosti, dava Sc We
sti, nepta Sc, kan re no vede?
Prelud mizi, u3eda = vzpa-
matovava Sc :. "Usnul jsem''
septa 81, brzy vSe pochopuje.
Gale kde to jsem - kan jsem
to zaSel?' Udiven shledava,
re je donna. o-sv
PAX, cely jeste rozechven,
vypravoval udivene Lene svoji
hTbitovni pTfhodu.
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liootCSii VI oiilliS IVY III ANCW
velke pOzornOsti obecenStva.
dy, susila materidousku pro
veni a jak, kdyz do Prahy "a
Sc odjizdela, vezla 81 tax ohro
mnou kytku polniho kviti, re
Jim pod6lila vsechny sve pritel
kyne =.
"Neznala tezkosti zivota,"
zaSeptal 81 dnes, kdyz tyto
vzpominky V mysli ma povrch
vyplynuly: coma byla sama ra
dost cd mladosti az Ike hrobu,
samy kvet a sama pisen."
A prece jedenkrate stara je-
dna pisen pobourila il tax, ze
nebyla k upokojeni. Zanotoval
81 il, tn zamilovanou pisnicku
sveho otce:
"Samoten kdyz sedim a Sc
souzlm,
obraz tvGj kdyz vidim ia
pred sebov"
a tn Marinka vSecka Cd 7sebe
vyskocila pohovky, chytla
jei okolo krku Sc slovy "Vol-
fang jen jedno mann k panu
bohu pfani = abych te nepre-
demrela, abych te nenechala
zde ma svete samotneho."
V nahlem prilivu uzkostn6
,obavy dlouho Stkala ma jeho
prsou a stale jen "Volfang,
kdo by te opatroval? Kdo by
Sc o tebe staral?'' r
"a buh nevyslysel jeif pro-
sby," zaSeptal staTec V truchl6
vzpomince; iona tam mad hive
zdami, ia zde sam a cely m6j
zivot = louka pozafa bez VII
ne a bez> kvetG. =
ga tesknem pfemitani, V
tichem hovoru Cd sveta k sv6-
tn, bila hlavicka spocinula ne
vzeprenych rukach, sklanela
Sc nize, zapadala do dlani -
az nahly spanek pTemohl una
venou mysl.
Starry pan klidne oddychuie,
zatfm CO jenny vanek speje
pres tiche hroby, pres bujny
kfect'an i pres nacechrany We
necek modreho kviti. Stribro
m6sice zaleva jiz krai, roztr-
hane oblacky propletaji Sc me-
ri hvezdami, billy, massivnf an
del tyfi Sc neforemne mad
schoul lonou postavou u ieho DO
stavce.
Kouzelny tai snu snesl Sc k
zemi, obrazivost V m6nivych
pfedstavach provozuje svoji
Starousek sni, usmiva Sc,
vstava zvolna a jakoby taiem-
nou rukou veden, opa'trne po-
stupuie ma uzounke pesince
mezi bfect'anovym hrobem a
tezkou kamennou obrubou
hrobky Innocence Jurenky. ia
ko namesicnfk Sine Sc cestou
dale, mil nekolik sousednich
hrobu =. A jak by nesel Ia
neidrazsi ruka no vede, mex
ka, Jenna, jako "a ziva, pres
to, re jeii ostatni zjev zievf Sc
mu tax, lax lezela rakvi, v
hnedych hedvabnych Satech, v
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Sc Je We SCfOmy.
Zvonili klekani kdyz pan
rada peclive obalenym venec
KEN doSel ma hrbitov. Zvuky
rozhoupaneho zvonu hrbitov-
niho kostelika prave padaly
do houstnouciho sera, kaple
Zdala Sc V neurcitem svetle
mohutnejSi nez "a dine. Lipy
okolo nj sumely JENNIE, lehoun
ce odasel veJflk jejich sepot-
nou pisen. Hrob pani radove u
zapadni steny kostela temne
prokmital vysokym povrchem
bujneho bfect'anu; zde chve-
jicima rukama ulozil kvetino-
| w darek. Modry kopecek vese
lie hledel jasnymi ocky pamat-
koveho kvitka. Zatim co zvol-
ma vybledal zapad, usedl starry
pan ma kamennou obrubu SOU
sedni hrobky a sesmutnelym
zrakem obhlizel tiche okolf.
Pevne obrysy krizG, belost po-
mnikG a soch, splyvajici vetve
truchlivych yrb, zlate napisy a
roz kvetle hroby Ia nedlouho
zatonuly We sv6tlo mesice, ie-
hoz stflbrny penfz JENNIE pro
fezaval penu oblackG, roztr-
hanych pri kraji obzoru.
Take masivni socha andela
opirajiciho Sc neforemnym ra-
menem o velikou urnu, tycila
Sc We svetle mad hrobkou We
likosti svoji dominovala mad
sousedstvim drobnejSich po-
mniku a kfizG. Skoro sto let
hlidal podepfeny andel posled
mi luzko Jinacence Jurenky,
meSCenina, ktery zde Sc svoii
manzelkou Veronikou Kristu
odpocival a posledniho soudu
boziho trpelive oGekaval. OBJ
noveny napis svitil zlatem do
tiny, starry pan mnohokrate jiz
pfecetl starodavn6 jeho vety,
mnohokrate zatouzil, az, take
on bude odpociva't zde dole u
sve Marinky =.
Slozil cello do dlanf a We vzni
cenem dojmu zapfemital O Ii
vote a smrti, O radostech a bo-
lestech, proudicich mezi temi-
to dvema svety, konecnem
pax klidu We vecnem odpoci-
mutt. A Ease vynorila Sc my
slenek draha chot' jeho, Marin
ka - ne jake "a mlada, ale
tax, jak il vfdaval V posled-
mich letech, kdy teto rocnf
dobe zapadali spolu do poll
ma rozkvetle meze, mezi zraii
ci lany zloutnouciho obilf, KITE
re jako syn vesiickeho ucitele
pfatelsky miloval, jehozto
bohatem daru, O chlebe, tolik
Sc napfemyslel - tax jako O
zivote tech, jejichz peel a pra-
CT re zeme Sc vydobyva. Zaho-
vofil tom nejednou k Ma
rince, ale ona jen kvety vide
la, We vysokem start chrpy,
koukole rude maky trhala,
radujic Sc detinsky z kytky,
kterou odnasela 81 poll do
mG. A aby Sc mu zavdecila, ne
Jednou rozpovidala Sc pax O
tom, jak jedenkrate "a mlada
byla nekolik nedel u znamych
We vesnici, jak chodila V satec
ku ma hlav6, jak trhala jaho-
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Napsala Tereza Svatova.

dome pensionovanehO, ovdove-
leho rady Hyrovskeho, mela
nezny napad. z pomnenek,
ktere cestou re vsi u potoka
natrhala, upletla maly vene-
eek, vlozila jej do nadobky s
vodou a vsecka radostna odbe
hla MIN kuchyne do poko-
je panova. -
Starry pan prave poveceTel a
v temnem svetle dohosinajici-
no dne usadili Sc ma chvili do
rohu stare pohovky, ably 81 Ia
premyslel, zatesknil We sve
vdovske opustenosti.
Bude tomu jiz rok, co draha
druzka ma vzdy mu odesla,
syn jediny je daleko V sousednl
risi, pfatele znami vetsinou
pomreli, zbyl mu jen ten zele-
ny hrobecek ma hrb7love av
dome stara Leny, nynejsi jeho
: verna osetfovatelka. Z
Prave vesla usmevem v o.
cich i ma rtech, pfinaseje mo-
dry, rozcechrany kotoucek po-
mnenek.
Milostpani bude pry NIT ra-
dost, az j venecek ma hrob
postavi - mela pomnenky ra-
da - a tyhle, zpola rozvite,
pokvetou pry cely tyden We vo-
de a treba jeste dele. Donesla
by misticku treba hned ma hTbi
tOv, ale tmi Sc Smahem, a tax
pOstavi kvitka ma noe do skle-
pa az pGjde rano nakoupit
vezme je s sebou.
Bila hlavicka stareho pana
We vdecnem udivu a uznani Sc
rozkyvala a volal, re on sam
hned, hned Marince 'je donese !;
vsak za tam jeSte dnes nebyl,
zalhal, nechteje Sc priznati k
navsleve, kterou 81 odbyl pra-
We pred vecefi. Jako vzdy "a
stavil Sc ma hrbitove, kdyz Sci
! z prochazky a jako vzdy zastr
Gil tam do husteho pokrovu re
leneho brect'anu svoji drob-
.ynou, polni kyticku. -
Lide okoli hfbitovni cesty
znali jiz jeho zvyk, a ucasti
sledovali tyto jeho kazdoden-
Mi navstevy. Pamatovali Sc do
bre, jak start manzele po leta
casteji chodivali touto cestou
on ne velky, slaby, v sedivem,
trochu jiz staromodnim oble-
'ku, We velkem slamenem klo-
bouku ma vybilene hlave, cupa
je drobnymi krucky vedle sve
Marinky, pfevysujici jej o p1l
hlavy. PAM radova, silnejsi
, nez manzel = p6kne, rovne
dosud postavy v rasne, sklada
ne sukm, okrajkovanem a o.
koralkovanem dolmanu, We
vysoke capote mad vypouklym
celem a dobryma, modryma o.
Gina, rada starostne upozor-
novala sveho Volfanga, tn ma
kamen ceste, tam ma ostrou
vetev, Sc stromu cnici, zde ma
stin, tam ma vysluni - die to-
no, jak bylo potreba. TAX zna
10 je cele mesto z leta; V ZINE
pax prochazel Sc stary .parek v
"Italii", jak pan rada zertov-
ne naZyVal summon stranu ma
mesti a prselo-li, nebo byla-li
nepohoda, tn ODE stare hlavy
helaly Sc "a sklem v naroznim
aasaang!, aanf,
V zine hraval starry pan ma
znamenitem klaviru, zdede-
mem po otci, venkovskem kan
torovi, vaSnivem muzikantu,
jenz sveho jedineho syna po
slavnem Mozartovi pojmeno-
val a take V hudbe vyborne jej
vyucil. Nekdy hraval starecek
zbozne skladby kostelni, ne
kdy laskovny kousek starodav
neho tance, jindy slabym, ale
jeste prijemnym hlasem zano-
toval davno z mody vyslou pi-
sen. Chot' jeho byla vzdy veli-
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- Jest-li jste jests nevideli
"Modrou Krev", prijd'te Sc
ma nj podivat do Ceske Sine
Sokol, 19. rijna.
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= Divadlo ''Modra Krev"
sehraie Ochotnictvo Ceske
Sine Sokol ma Clark Ave-,
19. rijna 1919.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-01-25

MUNICH, Jan. 20. Describing
the Bavarian food situation before
the workmen's council at a meet
ing last night, Minister of the In
terror Auer estimated the wheat
crop at 100000 tons, but declar-
ed that fully 900, 900 tons of this
amount had already been taken
and not more than one-half of the
remainder would be available.
This, he said, assured bread for
the entire empire only until Feb. z.
The minister said he had reli-
able information from abroad that
the recent disorders in Munich had
affected the possibilities Of impor-
tation unfavorably, and had driven
values still further down. Dishon-
est dealing and boarding, he on
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IOWA FANS ASK
LOCALIZED BOXING
ARMY OANTONMENT RECORDS
INTEREST RING FANS In
SPORT

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 20. =
There is a strong possibility that
the Iowa legislature, which conven-
ed Jan. 10, will be asked to legal
ize boxing and appoint a commits
sion to supervise the sport.
With an army cantonment ad-
joining this city, boxing has flour
ished here for more than a year,
although in the asst few months it
has been on the wane, due mainly
to several disappointing bouts.
1t is said that a law similar to
that in force in Minnesota would
be satisfactory to Iowa ring fans,
with bouts limited to either 10 or
~ rounds.
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FOOD SITUATION IS DESCRIBED BY
BAVARIAN MINISTER OF INTERIOR

the production of butter was some
what behind last year. These fel
lures, coupled with boarding anr
unfair trading, he asserted, made
it evident that the fat ration must
be reduced.
Minister Auer concluded with
the declaration that commercial
farming must be put into opera
ton as soon as possible in order
that production Of all farm proo-
ucts might be increased, since the
low value of the mark made very
difficult the importation OF food
even if it were possible to buy food
outside the country. When it was
possible to import, however, ne
believed the food situation for Ba-
yaria would be materially bettered.
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The following is a list of un'
claimed letters in the Goldfield
Nevada postoffice remaining un'
called for up to and including the
week ending January IS, 1919,
Please a advertised" when call
ing for same.
C. A. Braconier
Sante CrozOli
Cons. Red Top Leasing Co. CD
Geo. b. Dillingham;
Dixie M. Co. (2)
Mrs. Lottie Fost
Mrs. Ted Fitzgerald
H. Hanson
January Jones
r. w. Murta
Evelyn Mitchell
Edward Mackelprang
John O'Hara
Pollard Florence M. & l.. Co.
Manuel Rodriguez
HELEN ROSENTHAL, p. M.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
IS UTOP|AN DREAM,
SAYS EMGL|SHMAN
DEAN OF ST. PAUL'S COMMENTS
ON TALK WITH
JAP

LONDON, Jan. 81. : Dean Inge
of st. Paul's Cathedral, speaking
at a meeting here of the British
Italian league, recounted a CONVEX
sation he had the other day with
an intelligent Japanese about the
league of nations.
The Japanese asked the dean if
he thought the league would sue
coed. II don't know" the latter
replied, "but / think we should
try it."
Then" Dean Inge went on to
relate, she said: w Japanese
consider that we are a highly civ
ilized nation, yet if we want to go
out as colonists to the United
States or Australia we are. prevent
ed from doing 80 by laws. l want
to ask whether If we consent to
disarm and join a league of ma
tions these disabilities will be re-
moved or not
st was obliged to say, 4 am
afraid not. That is a working
mans question, and as long as
the Japanese workman gives better
value for his wages than the Euro
pean or American or Australian
workman, they will shrink from
no violence to keep you out To
that the Japanese replied, We'll,
then, why should we disarm and
join a league of nations?'
"That," commented the speaker,
sis just one of the difficulties
which beset us. There are a good
many supporters of the league of
nations who are by no means low
ers of peace at heart. They only
want another kind of war than that
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F|TzGER AID
NAMED FOR
SPEAKER
NYE COUNTY DEMOCRAT WINS
BY Straight PARTY
VOTE

CARSON CITY, Jan. 20. - d. J.
Fitzgerald of Nye county was elect
ed speaker of the house this after
noon by a straight party vote,
which was afterward made unani-
nous.
Senator Chaplin of White Pine
county is president pro tenn of the
senate, being elected without OPP
position.
The fight for the speakership of
the house threatened to deadlock
the assembly for a time, as Booher,
Mccall and Ernest refused to at
tend the democratic caucus last
night and threatened to bolt, but
Ernest refused to vote for a re-
publican and finally went over to
Fitzgerald this morning, giving the
Nye county assemblyman 10 votes.
Booher and Mccall fell into line
later.
j. Holman Buck of Nina is
sergeant at arms of the senate and
r. l.. Dent of WashOe has a SINH
lar position in the assembly.
Governor Boyle will deliver his
message to the legislature en-
Wednesday.
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RECONQUfRfD ITALIAN PROVINCES
STILL SHOW EFFECT OF CONFLICT

lack of food, the influenza claim
ed a high percentage of victims.
In Oderzo 200 small children were
buried in one year of Austrian oc-
cupation out of a population of
24OO. The condition of the pee-
pie still is desperate, as about
half of them are ill with influenza,
while clothing and food are almost
unobtainable.
When the Associated Press cor
respondent visited Oderzo recent
" there we're so patients in the
civil hospital lying on straw on
the floor, without blankets, while
the building had neitherwindows
nor doors. The single physician
who, with the aid of a few nuns,
was attending them had no drugs
and his only surgical instrument
was his pocket knife.