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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
RESULTS OF SHORTAGE

CHICAGO H., Dec. 2-( (40-FoIoWng the restora-
 on of the wartime coal regulations yesterday by -Ad-
 instrator Garfield and result of that ordcr thea rcs movie shows, churches, and schools turnout the en tire United States are facing shutdown. The order is sued by Mr.. Garfield limits coal to essential consumers and will probably curta the production of boots shoes brass and bronze goods clohing machinery jewell ry marble and stone products, musical instruments, pa per goods except print rubber goods cigars, Wag- ons, leather goods paints and photographic and other supplies It is considered inevitable that millions of workers in non-cssentia industries will be- thrown out of employment.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
UNIONS DEFIANT
SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec 2.-(P)-P

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dee. 2.-CA0-President Far 1ington of the Illinois district of the United Mine Work CTS of America, said tonight that the btmnous strikers may have the full support of the miners in the anthra cite fields within short time. The country, said Mr. Burlington has not yet felt the full strength of the min CTS organization. This is the first mtnaton that has been made that the strike in the soft coal industry may also spread to and tie up the anthracite mines.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec, 2.-(F-Govenor Gardner today ordered several companies of national guardsmen from Kansas City to proceed to Barton county the center of the coal mining district of Missouri These soldiers will be used to protect volunteer and non union miners be employed in reopening the coal mines Of this state.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
WILSON RECOMMENDS PROGRAM
 OF VIDE SCOPE TO CONGRESS
 PEACE TREATY NOT DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON Dee. 2.-( 9-For the first time sIucc he was mauguracd President of the United States with the exception of the message cabled from Paris the message of President Wilson read to both houses by secretary after had been deievcred to them by messenger from the White House. The President illness prevented him from following up his usual GUS tom of delivering his message person joint session
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03

To prevent ladders sliping New York man has patented a rod to be nlamped to a bottom rung and ex- tend to a rubber pad on the ground.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
WILLIS CHOSEN
 FOR SECRETARY COMMERCE DEPT.
MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN IS AP- POINTED SECRETARY OF DE APARTMENT OF COMMERCE TIC SUCCEED WILLIAM c. RED FIELD RECENTLY RESIGNED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. D. [P) - President Wilson today sent the name of Joshua Willis Alexander to the senate as his appointee for sec retary of the department of com merce, to succeed William Cox Red field who recently resigned. MT Alexander is a Missourian, and has served many years in the house of representatives from the third con- gressional district of Missouri.
 The new secretary, as no fight is expected on his confirmation, will be 67 years of age next January. He
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03

Potassium salts have been found in the brine of certain Chinese salt wells of which there are more than l 900 in one locality.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
MEXICAN REPLY
 TO FINAL NOTE
 BEING AWAITED
'ONGRESSMEN AND OFFICIALS BELIEVE THAT THE GOVERN MENT MEANS REAL BUSINESS; MEXICAN PAPERS SEEK TO AVERT RUPTURE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ? (P) Thru out circles, both congressional and official in this city today there is an air of expectation and tenseness over the Mexican situation that bodes ill for the Carranza government if it should refuse 10 release William Jenkins, the American consular agent held in the Puebla state prison charged with compHcity in his own kidnapping Congressman and off ciaIs all are convinced that the American government means busi- ness and are eagerly awaiting Car ranzas reply to Secretary Lansings final note.
 With the exception of small group of congressman who have been agitating intervention in Mexico for several years, the wish is expressed almost universally that the Mexican government abandon its dilatory tao tics and make the reparations and amends demanded by the United States. It is believed that an open rupture will be inevitable unless Mex ico rccedes fiom its former posi- tiOn
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
CHARGES FAULT TO DELAY

CHARGES FAULT TO DELAY
 The President did not nincc words Ill the message, which dealt entirely with internal conditions and their causes, He charged the delay in ratification of the treaty with Yrlg to a large extent responsible for much of the unrest prevalent in the country and asked for much remedial legislation. The President declared that the causes for the present unrest superficial and not deep seated They rise from connected with, he sad, the goycmmcnts failure to arrive speedily at just and permanent peace permitting return to normal condl- on, They also, he asserted, arise from transmission of radical theories from sccthng European ccnters pend ing the establishment of peacc they arise from hcartIcsS protcclng; from the macnatlonS of passionate aglta tors who seek to take advantage of unsettled conditions 1o iujurc the American people and government.
 The President specially requested legislation to handle effectively those persons who by violent methods would aprogate "our time tested institutions" He de- cared that is necessary to bring about genuine demo- cratzation of the industry program that is needed to bring about improvements in the conditions of labor.
 SUMMARY OF MESSAGE
 The President recommended general Legislation to combat the of living, labor unrest ladlcalSm and the adjustment of the country to peace time basis He recommended the establishment of a national budget sys- tenn increases and rcadjustment of the present tariff rates if it is shown to be necessary to meet the changed world conditions and to make the systems conform to the fact that America is the worlds greatest capitalist the rcor-anization of taxation systems with the Slmpllca ton of income and profits regulations; he rocom- ucded the recognition of and relief for returned soldiers particularly with government farms proposed by See rcv Lane; he recommended measures to foster the dye- stutfs industry make the United States independent of its former source of supply; he also recommended enlargement of the program for rural development in recognition of the farmers part in the past and urged specific measures to remove the causes of political rest essness in the body polite.
 Only brief mention made of the treaty. This, as well as the railroad situaton the President said would be discussed separately in later message to be sent to the congress-
 CONGRESS GOES TO WORK
 Following the reading of the Presidents message both houses settled down work legislation that had been pending before the adjournment taken two weeks ago. The senate resumed its consideration of the Cum mins railroad measure with the expectation of passing it before adjoumng for the Christmas holidays. The house arranged for the consideration of appropriation bills carrying $5O00OOO and adopted the conference re port on the Edge bill authorizing the creation of foreign trade financing corporations This bill approved by the senate prior to the adjournment and now goes to the President for signature
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
ASKS A. p. TO AID

NEW YORK, Dee. 2,- (P) The Associated Press today received teIe- grams from number of representa- tiyes of leading Mexican newspapers requesting it to make a direct request to President Wilson for conference to discuss the Mexican situation The Mexican papers suggested to the As sociated Press that it ask the Presi- dent of the United States to name delegates to meet Mexican delegates
 The newspaprs said that they made a similar request to President Car ranza, of Mexico. The Mexican press evidently fears d break between the two countries as it's representatives wired that If a rupture comes, il will be due to a mutual lack of knowledge of both the American and Mexican people"
 PROMPT ANSWER
 WASHINGTON, Dec, D. (P) - Government officials said tonight that a prompt reply from Carranza is eX pected acceding to the request oi the state department The govern ment has not yet been advised that the note has been delivered to the Mexican authorities.
 An interesting sidelight was throwr on the situation in the report of the capture of Norman Rowe, a subject of Great Britain by Mexican rebels Rowe was held for ransom, but was quickly released without payment o one cent at the instance of the Car ranza administration. It is also point ed out that Carranza has never beer recognized by the British govern ment.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-03
ORDER GUARDsMEN OUT

taken similar action.
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trz a kdyz nyni tito cizinci vel
ke sunny penez tam dovezou,
pomery Sc tim jaksi vyrovnaji,
takze mnozstvi zlata nebude
Sc muset posilati z Evropy sem
ami odtud do Evropy.
Vysvetloval dale, ze vyste-
hovalci zridka kdy berou s Sc
bou pres more svoji mohovitost
We zlatych penezich ale ode
vzdaji sve penize jistemu
bankeri zde a vyzvednou 81 po
ukazku ma penize one zeme,
do ktere Sc ubiraji v hodnote,
ktera Sc rovna penezGm, jez
zde bankeri odevzdali. Konec
ny vysledek toho bude, re ci-
zinci. keeri nyni penfze s Sc
bou do Evropy vezou, t6mito
pencil poslouzi k zaplaceni
zbozi, ktere my do Evropy po-
silame.
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|DYNAMITNfCI MA, XENkO-,'
We. he"

V mestecku Wellsville, O.,
rozvaleno vcera skladiste Chry
stal Ice Co. dynamitem a ma
tamnejsf presbytariansky ko-
stelik podniknut podobny L.
tok, klery sc vsak nepodaril.
Mimo to pet wellsvillskych "a
monych osadnikI obdrzelo w
hruzne dopisy z Clevelandu.
Pak-li pry 81 bezpecnost svou
pencil nevykoupi, bude Jim
rovnez traskavinou pc
boren. Okresni komisari vypsa
Ii $1,000 odmeny tomu, kdo by
ma stopu pachatele a pdvodce
anonymnich vyhrdznych listu
uvedl.
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SKOLNf RADA.

Ia vcerejSi schIze Skolni ra
dy usneseno pozadat volice,
ably IL srpna letos rozhodlo
hlasovanim, mali byti skolni
dan o 2 mills zvysena, ably pa
nujicimu nedostatku financni-
mu We skolstvi bylo odpomo-
zeno, nez totiz stalni berni "a
kOn We prospech Skolstvi Sc po
nekud ustali. Dale mali 12.
srpna volici odhlasovat, smi-li
skolni urad vypIjcit 81 $4,000
600 ma stavbu skol novych. Wee
ra rozhodnuto rozsiriti budo-
WI Warner skoly 16 svetnic a
koupit staveniste u John Hay
skoly ma vych. 1O7 ul. Otazka
rozsireni Miles skoly nebyla
vcera rozhodnu'ta. Rovnez "a
dost skolnich dozorcu, vydela-
vajicich nyni $1OO mesicne a
zadajicich o 10 dollard mesic
ne vice, nebyla vcerejsi schu-
ri skoncovana.
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SKOLNf CENSUS.

Pc ukOnceni Skolniho censu
je odhadovano, re Cleveland
ma asi 913.630 obyvatelu, o
7,408 vice nez mel v roce u
plynulem. Pristi rok kona Sc
vseobecne scitani lidu v Ame-
rice pakli do toho casu cleve
landskych prislusnikG bude a.
81 o 10000 vice nez bylo loni,
kyzeny million obyvatelI bude
dosazen. Letos pribylo nejvfce
obyvatelstva wardam 26, Is a
16. Warda 26 sklada Sc temer
ze samych pristehovalcl a rov
nez wardy 16. a Is. mali velke
procento pfisluSnikI ceskych,
polskych uherskych. Zapad-
nj strane pribylo 1857 obyvate
III a V celem meste je letos O
11.155 osob skolniho veku Vi
ce nez bylo roku 1918
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FEDERACE PRACE.

Clevelandska Federace Pra-
ce bude miti dulezitou schIz-
ku Ultra. kdy v jednacim pro-
gramu bude tez nedavny W.
nos specielni poroty, zlocinnou
vlnu zde vysetrujici. Federace
chce o vyroku tom uvazovat a
pripadne nejake uredni roz-
hodnuti vyda'ti. Ma zitrek tez
pripada uvedeni osmi delegatd
move unie telefonistek, jakoz
i predlozeni zprav tech KITE
rych unit ohledne amerikani-
SAGE.
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BANDITA ODKAZAN KRI.
MINALNfMU SOUDU.

Municipalnf soudce Howells
odkazal vcera banditu Harry
Holiness z Toledo kriminalni-
mu soudu, ustanoviv zaruku
jeho ma $4,000. Howellsovi
bylo u soudu mad vsi pochyb-
most dokazano, re podGlel Sc
ma nedavnem prepadu v bance
West Cleveland, kde celkem
$65.0O0 bylo ukradeno. Obza-
lovaneho ztotoznila vypomoc-
ma kasirka ma one bance, 81. L.
Shirkeyova a ucetnice 81. Fay
ova. Obzalovany ma podnet
sveho pravnfka Kohna odlozil
svou obhajobu az do preliceni
pred trestnim soudem.
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SKOLNf CENSUS.
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PRO BICAMII.

31lety Daniel Nc Sweeney,
1924 Mcbride odkazan byl
vcera trestnimu soudu pro BIZ
gamii a zaruka jeho ma $1,000
ustanovena. McSweeney roze-
sci Sc prvni svou chOti a drive
neZ soudni rOzluku mohl IL
skat, ozenil Sc podruhe. Chot'
els. /. vSimla 81 jeho jmena v
rubrice 'Povoleni k snatku" v
kterems vecerniku a Zatceni ne
dockavehO muze nasledovalo.
McSweeney svou vinu pred mu
nicipalnim soudem nezapiral.
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ZVLASTNf
SCHUZE
DELNICKE RADY

bude sc konati We stredu dne
2. cervence v 1880 hodin We
Ger Probulove. Dnlezite jed
mani vyzaduje pritomnost
vsech clenG.
IL TAJEMNlK.
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DALSf KONFISKACE LIHO-
WIN.

Vladni tajni policiste zatkli
vcera blize Conneaut dalsi
druzinu Soferd, vezoucich do
naseho mesta nekolik nakladl
whisky, piva vina Pennsyl-
vanie. Skonfiskovano celkem
1850 gallonG kofalky, 80 be-
den sampanskeho vina a neko
lik sudu tezkeho piva do Ohio
firmou Erie Brewing Co. posla
neho. Ohajske mesta Conneaut
lezi blize pennsylvanskych
hranic a posledni dobu stale Sc
svedkem nekolika zatceni lidi,
lihoviny do sucheho statu Ohio
|pasujici. Ku vcerejsim zatce-
mi ma silnici u Conneaut do
slo pred pul noci, tedy kratce
nez valecna prohibice vesla v
Pennsylvania v platnost. Mimo
uvedenych opojnych napojd "a
baveny tri nakladni auta, male
zejici Lake Erie Truck Compa
ny. Konfiskovane ZbOzi bude
poslano dnes do skladiSt' Gle
velandske celnice.
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MALO DESTU.

Uplynuly cerven byl mesi-
Gem zvlaste suchym a die pove
trnostnich zaznamG letosni Ger
ven mel nejmene dest'u cd r.
1906 q byl nejteplejsim cerv-
nem cd roku 1873. Vcera bylo
O osme hodine vecerni 76 stup
ND We stinu a dnes je 80. Tepla
vlna zustane zde dalsich neko
lik dnd, "a nichz ma nejake de
stove pfehanky nemozno poci
tat.
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PRODAVACI OBUVf Sc OR.
CANISUJf.

V hotelu Cleveland zorgani-
sovana vcera unie prodavacu
obuvi, maloobchodniki a cestu
jicich obuv prodavajicich.
Sdruzeni to ma dosud asi 100
clend, prozatimnim predsedou
je E. S. Cutler cd Cleveland
Shoe Co. a tajemnikem E. F.
Bizek, sekretar svazu. obchod-
mich cestujicich.
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z MEsTskE RADY.
Spolecnost pouli6nich drah zdr
zuje prodej levnsjsich jizd-
Mich listki.

LIE ldyIClON0 u dhSIllhO Plo
nu spolecnost poulicnfch drah
ma sniziti jizdne ma karach,
pak-li by drokovy trakcni fond
prevysoval castku $700.000.
Jiz minuly tyden Sc proslycha-
10, re dotceny fond ma vice
jak 100000 ma hotovosti a
nasledovne re spolecnost mela
jizdne snizit jedenact jizd-
Mich listki po padesati GEN.
tech prodavati. Spolecnost ale
jizdne nesnizila a "a vcerejsi
schnze radnich byla pro to "a
slouzene kritisovana. Zastupce
spolecnosti vymlouval Sc, re
spolecnost urcite nevi, mnoho-
Ii pen6z Jest V 1rokovem fon-
du. Trakcni auditor Sc pry roz
nemohl a zprava o stavu uro-
koveho fondu sc tim zdrzela,
cimz lide kar uzivajici, mali
asi $4,000 uhrnne ztraty den
ne. Spolecnost chce vsak o sta
WI Irokoveho fondu brzy pry
Sc presvedcit a pripadne II IT,
cket "a SO cent? prodavati, kite
rezto levnejsi jizdne zustalo
by v platnosti ovsem jen tehda,
pak-li by spolecnost nemuse-
la zvysit mzdu svych zrizencu,
o kterezto zvyseni zrizenci by
10 jiz pozadovano Zvlastnf rad
nj vybor bude sc touto zalezi-
tosti zabyvat, kteryzto vybor
sejde Sc ma radnici Ultra odpo-
ledne o druhe hodine.
Dale usneseno, aby mesto
zajimalo Sc spor telefonistek
telefonni spolecnosti, ktere
organisovani svych zrizen-
eli pry prekazeji take strajk
telefonistek je v dohledu. Rad
nj Zmunt, Damn, Michael, To
vines a Becker mali dorozume.
nj mezi spornymi stranam
vyjednat, ably k stavce telefo.
nistek nedoslo, ponevadz po
dobny strajk vyvolal by nepf
jemnosti v prumyslu, obchc
dech, v lradovnach a privat
Mich obydlich.
Radni Zmunt novou svol
predlohou zada, ably majitelf
autobussd platili $1OO az $500
license rocne, kteryzto pozads
vek odkazan byl k vyrizen
radnimu vyboru pro dopravu
Radni Stannard chce, ably
mesto zaridilo ma vych. 131
ul. Shaker Heights filialni e.
lektrarnu nakladem $4,000 a
radni Carroll zada mesto, ably
platilo svym poulicnim delhi.
klm misto nynejsich $3.50 den
ne cele tri dollary, kteryzto
navrh bude rozhodnut v priSti
schIzi radnich.
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OMEZOVANf OsQBNf SVO-
BODY VYLlDNUJE SOU,
STATf. eA
Zakazovaci zbavujf zem pra-
covnich sill.

w ssoAAAAA6tO WHY ~" WI vASS'
Ethelbert Stewart, fiditel vyse
trovani a inspekcni sluzby de-
partmentu prace, jenz nedavno
vypocftal, re 100000 cizin-
cl opusti Spojene Staty be-
hem prfstich n6kolika mesfcu,
jestli vsichni naleznou mfsta
ma lodich kazdy z Mich Sc
bou prdmern6 vezme $4,000,
,cili $3,9OO,OOO.O0O dohroma-|
dy, vysvetloval .vcera hlavni
|prfciny tohoto stehovani.
"Vetsina z techto lidi," pra-
vii Stewart, "bNa zde ctyri no
ky, tezce pracujic shromaz-
d'ujic penfze. Nynf, kdyz je po
|valce, touzf sejiti Sc Sc svymi
|pfateli v rodnych svych VIA
stech. Mnozi z. techto tvrdili,
re do Spojenych Statd jiz Sc
nevrati. Veri, ze Sc budou mo-
ci dobfe uplatniti We svych rod
Inych zemich a ze tam budou
moci spokojeneji zfti, nez-li
zde. S temi pencil, ktere 81
zde nasporili, budou tam miti
Ipekny pocatek.
"Nalezl jsem veliky pocet
lidf v pobreznich mestech sta
til New Jersey, New York a
Novoanglicka, kteri ;udavali
prohibici jako hlavni pricinu
1vystehovanf Sc odtud nadobro.
Mic podobneho nenalezl jsem
ma Zapade a ma Strednfm Ia
Ipade.
Nikdy jsem neslysel, ze by
Sc stehovali proto, ponevadz
poStmiStr Burleson zrusil neko-
lik tisic postoynfch sporitel-
Mich stanic. Mnozi z Mich NELL
sve penize ulozeny V postov-
mich sporitelnach. Ponevadz tt
to cizinci nebyli. s to "a valky
posilati zadnych penez domu
po cele ctyri roxy, jsou jimi z
pravidla <dobre zaopatreni.
Pracovni pomery byly zde
tezsi, nezli mnozi cizinci, jiz
sem Sc pristshovali, sobe 81
pfedstavovali. Byli zvyklf ma
praci ma volnem vzduchu a ma
venkovsky zivot. Bytove pome
ry We velkych mestech, kde by
Ii nuceni pracovat, jsou bfdne
a spolecensky zivot neni vabi-
Ivy. My 81 myslime, re cokoliv
zde jest pro ne dobre, ale kla
meme Sc, neni to pravda.
Tito lide vydelavaji zde VEL
ke penfze, a to jest take jedi
me, co Sc Jim zde lfbi: vysoke
mzdy."
Kdyz w. P. G.. Harding,
riditel spolkove reservni rady
byl tazan, jaky Gcinek to bu-
de miti ma spolkove finance,
kdyz tolik penez re Spojenych
Statu temito cizinci bude wy
vezeno, odpovedel, re nasled-
ky v zadnem pripade nebudou
znepokojujici. Poukazal ma to,
ze bilance obchodni nyni jest
velmi pro mas vyhodna. Evro-
pa kupuje cd mas zbozi O pfi-
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MESTSkY ALLOTMENT Ma
UNION AVE PRODAN "a
$4,000.

Ia vcerejsi schdze mestske
rady schvalen prodej munich
palniho allotmentu ma Union
Ave. vych. 116 ulici Jos. Vie
derovi Cd pozemkove firmy Ci-
ty Allotment Co. Pozemek ten
prodan Wiederovi "a $216.OOO
take mesto vydelalo $4,000.
Wieder rozdelf omen allotment
ma 600 lotu, majicfch 40 az SO
stop v pr1celi, poskytne nutne
pozemky ma zarfzeni East bou
lewardu mezi Woodland Hills
a Garfield parkem a slouci u
lice vych. ITO a 116 Sc Sandu-
sky, Benham a Gay Ave. VIE
der koupil celkem cd mesta sc
a pul akrd prGcelfm 1876
stop ma Union Ave-, 1776 stop
ma vych. 116 ul. Allotment
ten koupilo pred nekolika lety
mesto 1myslu, postaviti ma
|dotcenych pozemcich male lev
ne rodinne domky, kteryzto mu
nicipalni stavebni ruch uvol-
nil by ponekud prelidnene
mestske distrikty. Ku vyrizenf
plant tech nikdy vsak nedoslo
a nyni kdy mestska administra
|ce trpf financnim nedostatkem,
|subdivise byla konecne proda-
ma a Wieder zacne rozproda-
vat jednotlive Lofty ma Union A
We. V nekolika tydnech.
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CESTOU KAMENITOU.


Dennik ceskeho legionafe Jos.
kapara vysel prave nakladem
Americkych Dslnickych Listi.
Zapisky legionafe Kapara,
penz prozil jako zajatec ces-
ky hrozny ustup SrbG Albanii
v roce 1915, byl pax preve-
zen ma italsky ostrov Asinara a
pozdeji do Zajateckeho tabora
We Francii, odkud vstoupil do
ceskoslovenske armady, jsou z
dokumentu DOLBY jichz cena bu
de trvala. Ukazka, uverejnena
We slavnostnim elsie "Am. Del.
Listu" k prvnimu kvetnu,
vzbudila opravdu mimoradnou
pozornoSl naSeho ctenarstva.
Neni divu. Clovek citem lid
skym neprecte bez hlubokeho
vzruseni strizliv6 a k9cnx HES
nj neuveritelnych Ekousek.
jimz nasi lide byli "a valky po
drobeni. A nebudou to jen ze-
ny, lehko dojmdm pristupne,
jimz zarosi Sc oci pri cetbe te
to knihy a cosi tvrdeho, zelez
neho uderl jako kladivem do
duse jejich. Neni to sensacni
prace, tento dennik Kappa
ruv, neni v nj zbytecneho "roz
slapovani" pfihod, ably z jed
ne stranky narostly tri nebo
pet, jak byva razem podob-
|nych praci, ale struene a OBJ
same zapisky, jichz autor spf
Sc hrozne barvy tlumi, nez a.
by je sesiloval.
Cena broz. soc, postou 55c,
vaz. 75c, postou 85c. Objed-
navky vyrizuje administrace
A. D. ListG, 413O Broadway,
Cleveland, o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-01
BONDY SVOBODY A.
VALECNE SPOkENKY.

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