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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
NOTICE TO EMPIRE SUBSCRIBERS

< While a good many of my subscrib ere to The Empire on Douglas Island have already availed themselves the opportunity to save the amount of the raise in the Empire subscription price by paying In advance for the paper, in many instances paying as far in advance as twelve months, there is no doubt many more of you to whom the opportunity will appeal as good business propositions There fore, between now and tho first of the month solicit payment of ad- ,tanca subscription f or as many mdntha as you would like to save 25 cents month on The Empire.
 ss'ff GUY L. SMITH, ri Douglas Agent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
ISLAND GIRL RETURNING

DOUGLAS, Jan. 2S.-Miss Mildred Mcleod, who left early last Winter to attend a nursing school in Seattle and Vancouver is reported to be re turning home on the Northbound trip of the Alameda. Miss Mildred writes her parents and sisters thai there is no place like Alaska ant does not care to live Outside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

(Douglss]

(DouRlas1 There are three big features in one. 4 for tonight and Wednesday night 7 at the Lyric
 DEAD SHOT BAKER" Will be the leading feature, an in :. tensely interesting story of the primitive West.
 "Wid Animals at Large" OFFICIAL WAR SCENES and a g.
 reel comedy for the next two 2. nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

industry into other branches, caus- ing general decline of prices and q gradual and almost perceptible scaling down of wages.
 He urges business men in the meantime to cease holding out hope prices will be shortly reduced, thus destroying their own market and killing businesss enthuiasm of the world by keeping the consumers out of the market. He does not regard the restriction of loans for stock
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
BELIEVES WAGES
 NOT BE REDUCED
 BEFORE YEAR 1920

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-The Ameri can quotes Jesse l.. Livermore as saying wages will not be reduced un- til 1920. when Europe will raise its first full crop, which will create a surplus in the world,ss food supply and release labor from the farming
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
CHADWICK WAS
 AN AUTHORITY
 AND WROTE MUCH
Intimate Facts About Well Known Rear Admiral Who Passed Away
 Monday.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-FMeral ser vices are being arranged for Rear Admiral French E. Chadwick Perhaps as student and writer
 on naval affairs Rear Admiral Chad
 wick will have the most enduring
 fame, although he served during the Spanish American war as chief of
 staff to Read Admiral Samson and
 was in all the most serious engage
 ments in which the North Atlantic squadron took part. He was recog- aized by President Mckinley, among others of the officers of that squad ron. to be promoted five numbers for his gallant conduct in battle.
 For seven years, from 1882 to 1889, Rear Admiral Chadwick was naval attache Of the American embassy in London and was commanded by Sec rotary of the Navy Tracy as one "whose extraordinary ability and Judgment during six years of diff cult service in England and on the continent have had a lasting influ ence upon naval developments in this country"
 Born February "A, 1S44, in Morgan town, w. Va. Rear Admiral French Ensor Chadwick. retired, U. s. N, en- tered the United States Naval Acad emy in 1861. at Newport, R. L. whither it had been removed on the beginning of the Civil War In Sep tember, 1872, he was appointed in structor of mathematics in the naval academy, which post be held until 1875. Chadwick married in Novem Der, 1878, Cornelia Miller, daughter of John Blocker Miller, Utica, N. Y.
 In 1878 Chadwick was given g years leave of absence to report on land, France and Germany, preparing I work which is still recognized as standard.
 He was appointed in 1882 naval at tache to the American embassy in London, where he remained until 1899. In 1891 he was named mem Der of the first board to establish labor organizations of navy yards on the present civil service basis and he was inspector of ship building at the New York navy yard, where the battleship Maine was then building President Cleveland appointed his chief of the bureau of equipment July i. 1893. as successor to Commodore George Dewey In 1897 he was or dered to the command of the battle ship New York. flagship of the Allan tic squadron, under Admiral Sicard The Maine was destroyed in Ha vana harbor while the squadron was at Dry Tortugas and Chadwick was appointed a member/of the Board of inquiry into the disaster.
 After his service in the Spanish American war, Rear Admiral Chad wick was appointed President of the Naval War College at Newport, occu pying that position in 1903-04. Rear Admiral Chadwick was retired February 28, 1906. since which time he has written much that is author ative and of permanent value in re gard to naval conditions in this and other countries One of his most important works is entitled "The Re lations of the United States and Spain; Diplomacy" which gives an intimate account of the events that led up to the Spanish-Amcrican war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
BRITISH SUBSCRIBE FUND.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The sum of $50,0O0 for a Roosevelt memorial in Westminster Abbey was subscribed by British bankers and business men of New York at luncheon Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

purposes as important, and sth1nks
 that the fear of inflation is.Apssgil. ary, as under the present hAAtink system where the volume Of an0ney is controlled by the yolpn1t of busl: ness, S
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

During the early part of Febru- ary our annual clearance sale will be on in all departments. tt
 GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
MANY REGULATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--Fulfx 24,234,000 men, or 479o of thu entire male population of the ns tion, registered for military faYyic&
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

Give us your next order for trans. fes york or coal. JuneaI Transfer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28
TO LIMIT BOND SALES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Modifi. cations of regulations preventing sale of bonds of foreign countries in the United States is being con. sidered by the Treasury Department Secretary Glass announced re. quest had been made by one foreign government to float a loan through banks in this country at an early date.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

Today's News roaay-Iu Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-28

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01
LAND CLEARING CAMPAIGN

Clemson College, Sept. 29.-The Ex-
tension Service Of Clemson College,
the South Carolina Land Owners AS
sociation, the Static Department of
Agriculture, and the Railroad Admin
istrati,n are joining hands in cam
paigl TO- demonstrate the reclamation,
clearing, and profitable utilization of
lands in the lower part of the state.
Nearly 100000 acres of cut-over
lands, undrained lowlands, and other
waste acres in South Carolina are
awaiting development, an dit is be-
licvcd that this campaign will do much
to start the development of these
areas.
TO carry forward the work propos-
cd a trainload Of nine cars of machin-
cry and men will demonstrate by ac-
! al field work the value of machin-
cry and other power in draining and
clearing land and otherwise improv-
ing it for practical farming. Plans
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01
THE BAPTIST SEVENTY-FIVE
MILLION CAMPAIGN

Greenvlle, Sept. 27.-Before the
first of November at least $500 Bap-
tist Four-mnute Speakers will have
been appointed for work in connection
with the Baptist rs Million Campaign
by the state leaders at headquarters
here, it was announced today. These
Four-minutc Speakers will avail them
selves of every opportunity to make
very brief addresses in behalf of the
drive, working in manner similar
that used by the Four minute Speak
ers in the various war drives.
Every nook and corner in South
Carolina will be touched by these in
spirational and instructive addresses
made by this host of intelligent lay
men and women, who have the interest
Of this greatest Baptist Campaign in
history at heart.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS
STAMPS ON SALE NOW

There is nothing new in the sale of
Red Cross Xmas Seals. The only new
feature which has been introduced in
this campaign against T. B. is taking
ing orders during September from the
larger business houses, of envelopes
stamped with the seal This was ili-
auguratcd in order to save the busi-
ness firms with the time taken to
stick the seal on the envelope. The
envelopes also bear the slogan "For
the Good Health of this Community"
1t hcs been the custom al lover the
United States to place on sale at
Xmas Tide this attractive little Red
Cross Xmas Seal at the small cost Of
one cent each. 1t has become a beau
tiful custom for all PACKAGES letters
and cards to bear the Xmas seal,
which wishes Health and Happiness to
the receiver of letter or gift. Besides
bearing good wishes to friends and
love of his fellow man especially of
the unfortunate one who is suffering
from the tuberculosis.
All funds raised through the sale of
these tiny "little soldiers of Christi
as poor consumptive has named
them goes toward the relieS and eli
mination Of tuberculosis, which is
still the greatest scourgc Of humanity.
This Xmas seal is leading in a cam
paign to educate the people that 7. B.
can be cured and can be prevented.
If we ever expect to eradicate this
dreadful disease, we must have nurses
who can visit the patient at home and
protect the family by teaching them
isolation, disinfection and habits which
will accomplish the results, where me-
dicine is useless. The sale Of the
Xmas seal will place or help place
such a nurse in your county.
There were in 1918, 10000 tubcrcu-
losis persons in South Carolina with
probable increase this year due to
the epidemic of influenza of last Win
ter. More sanatora must be provided
There must be more beds, more nurses
more open air schools, more Of every
thing that is necessary to crush the
scourge.
The funds obtained by the sale Of
the Red Cross Xmas Seals will mean
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01
POISON FOR BOIL WEEVILS

Clemson College, Sept. 29.-Though
the boil weevil injury in some counties
is heavy this year, it must be forgot
ten, says Prof. A. +. Conradi, of the
Entomology Division that the weevil
has not yet developed his full force in
any part of the State. Tremendous
efforts are being made, meanwhile, by
the Federal Government and by the
State Crop Pest Commission to work
out poisoning system of efficiency
and economy, which it is hoped may
be of much service another year.
But the Commission urges that it
is necessary for farmers to obtain ac-
curate information before attempting
any poisoning work. Full instructions
should be obtained in regard to ar
senate Of lime and busting guns, OF
there will be severe dfsappointments
A campaign is no wbetng organized
for work with planters in the Coastal
and Savannah River counties. The
progress of this work will be frequent.
ly announced as the work goes on ir
these counties during the fall ano
winter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01
THE BOIL WEEVIL
QUARANTINE NEWS

Clemson College, Sept. 29.-The boil
weevil is rapidly moving northward
on the Georgia side of the Savannah
River, says Prof. A. +. Conradi Of the
South Carolina Crop Pest Commission
and it is necessary to be careful about
the transportation of cotton seed and
seed cotton across the river ferries
above the boil wceviI line and the
quarantine line. The weevil line, ac-
cording to the latest boil wcevil map
Of the Commission, issued September
20, starts in at the river just above
Meriwcather, Edgefield County, and
the quarantine line starts opposite
Hartwell, eorgia, in the extreme low
or corner of Anderson County.
Attention is also directed against
the movement of cotton seed, huls,
and seed cotton by wagon or truck
from the safety zone thru the quar-
antlnc zone into free territory. Such
movements are as dangerous in spread
ing the weevil as if made by other
means, and when they occur, the Com
mission can not allow territory rcceiv-
:nr the material to transport it to
other points in free territory.
Pemits to ship hulls and seed are
issued for points shortly to be weevil
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01

u greater number Of nurses for South
Carolina and greater number of
better equipped tuberculosis camps
and a bette reducation of the people
in the preventin of this disease.
Cooper, Chairman; DR.. J. A. Haynes,
Vice Chairman; DR.. l.. a. Riser, Mrs.
Ruth Dodd, Mrs. Annie Rembert, Mrs
f. S. Munscll, Campaign Manager;
Mrs. C. Y Reamer, Publicity Director
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01

are being arranged also to have
samples of good farm fencing and
fence posts on exhibit and possibly an
actual demonstration of good fence
construction; and probably also eX-
hibts of practical electric light and
rural telephone system.
The train and demonstrations will
be in active charge of the Extension
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01

Service of Clemson College and there
will be a full corps of specialists and
experts from the Extension Service
and from the organizations which are
cooperating.
Nine stops will be made by this land
development train as follows in the
Coastal Plain section Of the state:
Allendale, Oct. ID.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01

infested in order to relieve distressing
situations, but no such permits can be
granted for mills in the eastern part
of the state that will not be in infest-
ed territory for year or two.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-01

Orangeburg, Oct. 16.
Foreston, Oct. 18.
Florence, Oct. 21.
Mullins, Oct. %.
Andrews, Oct. 25.
Mt. Holly, Oct. 28.
Stokes, Oct. 80.
Beaufort, Nov. 1.
7E4f8dBT shrd eta sh etaoi nun unu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
WSSl fWS1Sl WSSl
K~ANDIDATUR

Ones je posledni den k ozna
movani tech kterych kandida-
tur Il volebni kdmise. Pan j.
FOUL Z Orange taunSipu chce
.byt op6t smircim soudcem, p.
Vaclav Kofron oznamil vcera
svou kandidaturu do Skolnf RAJ
.dy V Bedford taunsipu a kra-
jan j. G.. TeXler uchazi Sc c
znovuzvoleni do Gfadu marSa.
la V Maple Heights, kdezto '
Euclid taunSipu chce byti dd.
v6rnikem p. Vrbsky a v Lake
wood odhadGim p. Jan Pavlik
Demokraticky kandidat hoo
nosti mayora, DR.. Bishop vra.
ii Sc z prazdnin domIl dnes 8
republikan6 vydaji svou radni
ticketu rovn6z dnes veGer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
iWSSl It'll .WSS'
starry BANKER SMRTELNE
POSTRELEN.

Y bliZskem m6stecku Con
neaut, o., podniknut vcera Y
noel vrazedny utok ma staric-
keno bankere a vydavatele Ii
stu O.. M. Browna. NeZnamy
ukladnik wiki oknem do jeho
loznice q Browna strelil diva
KRAFT z revolveru do prsou, tah
re STAY postreleneho je bezna-
d6jny. Brown, takto 89iety
staromladenec, bydlil V pred
mesti Sc svou hospodyni a sta
rickou sluzkou A. Rasmuseno-
YOU. Vcera V noel, kdyz hospo-
dyn6 rovnez ma luzko sc ubira
la, zatrasklo nahle vymaGknu
te okno We vySSim poschodi a
dive strelne rany nasledovaly
Brzy ma to starry banker vra-
voral k pTizemi, kde sklesl V
bezvedomi ma koberec. Tyr
platil "a nejbohatsiho cloveka
V Conneaut a vzdor vysokemu
svemu veku byl stale ely i pod
nikavy. Mel mnoho pratel, jak
obchodnich, tax i V polite.
kych kruzich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

Tyto lace jsu pouxe pr pAtsk - Demdkete Je dontad v JIM den.
2Adnt postoNni nb telefonnf obJednaNky go nevyfzuI, nni . toto
abOai nepOsfiA IN dObfrku. Ably byl xabranen nAkup Obchodnfknm,
test ObmexenO mnOistvt. Poutijte te0 pfneStOsh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
HLAVNf JED
NOTY o PRIPAD-
NE CLEVELANDU.
Pristi Sized bratrskeho onoho
svazu Dude rovnSz v nasem
msste.

Pan Bohuslav Fiser z Croton
Ave. obdrzel dnes rano tele-
graficke sd6leni, re Hlavnf g.
radovna Jednoty Taboritd pfi-
padne naSemu mestu a pfiSti
Sized, re rovnez Il mas bratr-
3tvem tim bude konan. Tele-
grafuje tax clevelandsky dele
gat p. Cernohorsky z devat6ho
narodniho sjezdu Taboritu v
St. Louis, Mo-, pfitomne Sc
vyrizujiciho. Clanov6 move
hlavni uradovny budou zvole-
nj dnes a Sized rozejde sc
3nad Ultra.
Pan Fi$er svolava ma dneS-
nj veGer schulz pTedseda mist
mich taboritskych lozi, "a kite.
J r6zto porady Dude rokovano G
hledn6 uvitani mistni delegace
ziskavSf Clevelandu najen Il.
stredni vedeni, nybrz i priSt.
5jez dJednoty Taborit1. SchI
re ia kona Sc V bytu p. svola.
vatele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
WSSl It'll IWSSl
HONEBNi OBDOBf.

VGera obnovena honebni Sc
zona V Ohio ohledne vaverek.
ktere .ie dovolno strilet az do
20. zarf. Licensni klerk vydal
do vcerejska 1900 povoleni k
lovu. Uzivani pusek s Maxine
wynn pristrojem, ktery strelne
yybuchy umlcuje Maxim 81
lencer) dovoleni neni. KIDD by
podobnych pomdcek "a lovu
uzfval, NIUE byt pokutovan
$25 az 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
IWSSl WSSl WSSl
TRI o
NY OPUSTILY CLEVELAND.

Ma letiste tovarni firmy
Glenn l.. Martin Co. ma st.
Clair Ave. seSlo Sc vcera asi
5000 zvedavcu, ably stall Sc
svedky odletu til obrovskych
osobnich aeroplanG. Il tech ie-
den rozlet6l Sc k New Yorku,
druhy k Michiganu a treti le-
tel do Dayton, O. Vsechny
isou nova vojenska letadla mel
vetsich dosud rozmer1 a pc.
sadka jednoho cita deset osob.
Jeden aeroplan pfilet6l sem
pfedevcirem z Chicago a zbJ
vajlcl diva byly vySeuvedenou
firmou V Clevelandu zhotove.
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
TOTOzkOsT zASTRELENE
ZJISTENA.
DomnSly pachatel, byvaly jeji
napadnik, zatcen pro loupez-
ny zloSin.

Mrtvola zastTelene zeny, ma
lezena V podrostu Skalni rio
ky blize Rocky River, vcera
ztotozn6na a domn6ly vrah ma
chazi Sc V policeini vazb6. Ia
hubenou jest45leta Anna
Sklandova, bydlici do nedav-
ma V elsie 1888 Woodland A
We. Zat6enym je n6jaky muz,o
n6mz Sc tvrdi, zebyval napad-
nikem Sklandove. Jest to muz
asi 32lety, 2 loupezne vrazdy
obvia6ny. Policie nan totiz "a
luje, za svou milenku zlakal
do lesa a zavrazdil il k Will
pen6zIm. Sklandova kratce
pred dot6enou schIzkou Sc
svym napadnikem vyzvedla z
banky tisic dollarG, ktareztc
penize mrtvoly nalezeny ne
byly. Naproti tomu V bytu do.
mn6leho vraha objeveno $700
V bankovkach, jakoz j revol.
yer RAE ci3lo 30 a evropsk6
vyroby. Policie tvrdi, re peni-
re ty byly zavrazdene uloupe.
n va dotGena bambitka ze
slouzila pachateli k provadenE
Gkladneho ZloGinu. Rovn6z ka
pesnik zavrazdGn6 n~alezejicj
nalezen V komurce obvin6nehC
PAM Sklandova byla vdovoU
a We SVEN vdovstvf zivila sc
pranfm pro jine. Sc zmin6nym
muzem udrzovala duvernou
znamost delsi cas-, kteryzto pc
mer mel sGatkem ukonciti
Dcera zavrazd6ne, PAM p. VII
cova byla prot matcine pom(
ru 5 mladSim napadnikem, ia
koby tuSila, re dotcenemu jde
o penize predevSim.
X ztotozn6ni zahuben6 Slo-
venky doSlo vCera veGer V Ma
stickove marnici V Lakewood
Dcera poznala tez mattin snu
bni prsten, jakoz i nekolik da,
SIGH pozlacenych skvostu
Sklandova opustila svaj priby
tex 20. srpna a neni Zadnt
pochybnosti. lie do houStin Y
Rocky River byla zlakana
svym milencem a k will zmini
nym penezum usmrcena. Sire
la z hlavy il vynata prileha K
bambitce Il zatGeneho naleza-
ne. Vrah svuj Gin zapira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
NAPOZLOUCENOU.
Pozdrav sle6ny Emmy Novako
We, zastupitelky Ceskosloven-
skeho Cerveneho Krize, pred
odjezdem do vlasti.

New York. = SleGna Emma
Novakova, jez pred Gasem phi
jela do Spoj. StatI zajmu
fondu Alice Masarykov6, odji-
zdi do vlasti a pred odjezdam
vydala toto prohla5eni ma roZ-
louGenou:
Drazi krajan6, ameritti Ce-
choslovaci:
Pc. 10ned6lnim pobytu mezi
Vami vracim Sc do naSi mile
vlasti a vracl mse St'astna mad
7ysladkem sve cesty. Bylo Sc
orano posud asi sto tisic dolla-
Il pro Fond Alice Masarykove
4 vedle toho mnoho Satstva,
)radla a potravin. To vSak je
en- zaGatek. Sc vSech stran do
;hazeji radostH6 zpravy o tom
o Sc chy3ta, co 50 vykona, Sc
)ere, jaky zaiem Sc vsude .ie-
u.
Tyto zpravy potvrzuji jen
o, co .isme vSude vid6li = Va
Il ob6tavost a lasku Ike stare
'lasti. Nezapomenu nikdy ma
eplou zafi, kterou jsem vida
a We vaSich ocich, kdyz jste
)oslouchali pana poruCika Pc
ka, jak vyprav6l o naSem Ma
'odnim divadle, o naSi hudb6,
} tom, co obdivuja V Ceskoslo-
1ensk6m narod6. Nezapomenu
la Shy, jez jsem vidala We Va
'ich ocich, kdyz Jste slyseli o
laSich hladovych zmirajicihc
letech. Tech 10 tydnu bylo
lei krasnejSi dObou mehO 1.-Two
a. Mela jsam pfilezitost ma
ll6dnouti do Geskoslovensk6
luSe hloub6ji nez kdy pred
i'm a vim nyni, re mas narod
'zdy vytrva a zvitezi jake Vi
6zil az dosud. Byvala j3em
Ia Vas TAX hrda, kdyz jsem vi
leila, re pan por. Peck naztra-
il svG minGni 0 Cechoslova-
,ich, ktere ziskal tam Il mas
"a mofem, ale naopak, byl V
ZEN jestG utvrzen.
DolIary, ktere mezi sebou
sbirAtc, nasyti tisice hlado-
ych d6ti, zrum6ni jejich tva-
e, zjasni jejich oci. pfinesou
lekonecnou radost jajich mat
lam. Nejen to vsak. Vase pc
ME, Ia laska, ktera je venova
a, po5ili cely caskoslovensky
1arod V t6zkych dobach, KITE
e jest mu jest6 prozivati.
Vyridim vsem ty vrouci po-
zdravy, kter6 jste mi tax kla-
Iii ma srdce a pfiGinim Sc re
7sech sill, abych vSe to krasne
co jsem Il americkych Cecho-
lovaku vid6la, ukazala i Ce-
;hoslovakum V republice.
Drazi americti bratfi a Sc
try ddkuji Yam jm6nem ma
'ich d6ti, imenem t6, ktara
me poslala, DR.. Alice Masa-
rykove a d6kuji YAM vSem
im6nem sVym ia vsechnu Va
ii lasku, praci a ob6tavo3t. -
Dekuji vrele Yam, kter6
isem nemohla navStiviti a o
lejichz praci a prispevcich Sc
denn6 dovidam.
Ma Zlarf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
EMMA NOVAKOVA
WSSl [ffl MSS
IA KAMfNEK.

Sedmileta Julie Konstanzo.
va, 1859 zap. 67 ul. zahynula
vCera nasledkem vybuchu ole.
jovych kamen, ktera explode.
vala, kdyz d6vCe samo donna
prodlevalo. Horici petrolej "a.
pail sat ma d6vcatku a zp1so.
bill mu hroznou smrt. Hasici O.
panovali pozar eXplosi nasle
dujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
SKOLNf ZAPIS.

CT. roditum We vychodnim
Clevelandu Sc timto oznamuje,
re zapis ditek do Ceske Svobo-
domyslne Skoly Dude Sc kona-
ii 7. z&fi OF 9. do II. hodin do
poledne. Vyucovati Sc zapoc-
ne V nedeli /. zari.
Jm6nem Skolniho Patronatu
TAJEMNfK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

Hrunek Dude hrati a Ia vse-
elmo Sc Dude $500 platiti.