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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-06-13

Turkish parents punish their
naughty children by hitting them on
the soles Of the feet.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-06-13

II is a great deal easier TO find an
engine THAI 1t is to find an engineer.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-06-13

Many q friend In need is allowed to
remain In that position.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-06-13

Sympathy wanting; all Is wanting.
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". y. U, CHARLOTTE, No. 24.tete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
CTAR
OPORTS|
Franklin Still Has a Slim
Chance to Tie Gid RAJ.

way In close tllt recently. IN, !.
Franklin can defeat the h.li -
and Lincoln wins from groaax.
inc following week all three team.
VIII be even up with one loss ars..'
and four wins for the seasons a..
a Franklin win Saturday :"
cinch second place for the Mt p...
boys because ~ they win ana u.
coin loses the northenders VIII A..
10 third place. but IL Lincoln :,
Franklin both win there will /. .
three-coruered tie.
In such a case the title viii rs.-
20 the team which won the blyt =.
orE of the city IN 1917 and VIM ",
the title with broadway last -.
on a tie.
Coach Reseberg Is DRIVING 4.
men hard for the coming .r..s'
for the Franklin eleven has = 49,
Of finishing higher In the city ls,ss.
than they ever have before
Ed McGili, whom Broaar,
threatened TO have declared 49,
ibie. viii be played in his Cd 49,
ton at fullback. Why Re.s-
didn't play him in the Brood
game is puzzling the prep 80
fans. The loss Of McGnl q h.
backfield In the big mir with Brsss
way slowed up the Franklin a..
field noticeably,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
PREP TEAMS
TO FORGET
ABOUT MIX

Franklin and broadway high
schools VIII bury the Ratchet" at
a special dinner 20 be held in the
Y. NJ. c. a. auditorium Tuesday
evening. This was decided upon
when representatives Of the two
two schools and an official in the
game had got together In the school
board Dfflces "Wednesday afternoon
and decided 20 east aside all past
The formal ceremony
of "burying the Ratchet" will be pre-.
coded by speeches by the captains.
coaches and principals OF the two
schools. The Ratchet will be placed
I'm an iron coffin. buried far into
the ground and covered with cement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
Lucky Eleventh

OF L
Intcraed heavyweight boxing prominence
Of family
The date OF his birth was the eleventh Of November
of
he
wait II
round Paris just before he returned
Bonds In
he
his
N
Isl The eleventh Now 20 GU,
win"
The eleventh way Martins Ief,
crashed
ring Referee Matt bout
And Bob
tho will fight Jack
his old buddes fomov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
Toledo Team Claims Big Title
Winner of City High School Title Would Play the East
ern Aggregation Here During Christmas Holidays

Seattle grdron fans may the first national prep grid
iron title game here during the Christmas holidays.
Scott high school, OF Toledo Ohio, claimants of the East
title, seeking game with Coast team to decide
the national championship.
The plan would be TO have the winner of the city league
meet the Eastern team providing the Scott team wins the
remaining games on schedule.
The Eastern school claims the Eastern title for and
1918 They have four straight games this season. roll
ing total of 1S1 points to Ii for their opponents Their
biggest win the Detroit Central high school, whom
they walloped 10 TO 0.
Physical Director Peton. of the local school board doesn't
think there much chance for the game being staged here
because is against the policy of Seattle high schools play
outside teams 1t will be presented TO the board however
The high school movement is along the lines the
East-West college which have recently been esab-
shed Unless Seattle gets the game San Francisco is
fered the tilt Portland is also being considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
JIMMY WILDE
OPEN TO BOX
YANKEE STAR

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-~Jimmy
wilde. worlds flyweight champion,
IL open to all Corners In his division.
Tho little English fighter. on his
arrival here yesterday. said he was
willing 10 give 10 pounds to any
opponent and would meet Joe Lynch.
Pal Moore or any fighter selected
for him.
A group Of the boxing fraternity
which met him at the pier was IA.
vorably impressed with the cham.
pion. He is a mite OF man. built
more along the lines of n jockey
than fighter. but he pronounced
himself in fighting condition and he
looked IL.
With him were his wife and two
children. His primary intention In
coming to America was for plea.
sure trip. he said. but he declared
his willingness TO mix in "A little
business with his visit.
Wilde has tentative agreement
to open the new International Sport.
ing club here early In February. His
opponent is to be selected by Tex
Richard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

MAKES LAST
GRID STAND

Facing elimination from the Coast
football race, Washington win make
the last stand OF the season against
Pullman Saturday In the big game
across the mountains. The state
team is leading the conference with
a clean slate. having defeated ore.
gon and California. Washington still
has "A slim chance OF grabbing the
Coast honors by beating the Far.
mers Saturday. The Purple and Gold
team lost their only game OF the sea.
son TO Oregon here.
BY comparative play Washington
is far from outclassed Saturday.
They held oregon even half OF the
game. Pullman was outplayed for
three quarters. only TO get the breaks
and win.
The Washington team leaves for
Pullman Thursday. VIII timber up at
Moscow. Idaho. and then HE TO Pun.
man Saturday morning The local
boys are planning a big special train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

At the present time there Is a lot
Of disscnSlon In the Seattle ball club,
According TO reports in baseball cir.
cles. there are two factions OF stock
holders who are trying to run the
other members out OF the club TO OBJ
tain control Of the stock. This am
Guilty will come 90 head when the
annual stockholders meeting Is held
on November 10.
The stockholders met last week.
but the meeting was called Illegal
and nothing was done because the
stockholders hadn't been called to
the meeting by Today notice
But to set down to brass tacks.
IL the Seattle baseball club expects
TO put n winning team IN the field.
IN. club win have to get busy and
appoint a manager. There Is much
work to be done. and Il won't be &C.
cornplished II the stockholders OF the
club stall off the election OF the new
directorate forever The manager
for the coming season is named by
the president Of the club. and until
the president Is elected. the manager
ship viii be up In the air.
Far be IL from US TO suggest the
possible successful candidate for the
post There Is squad OF likely.
looking men 20 pick from. and the
choice Of manager for the coming
year will have a lot TO do with the
success OF the club during the com
ing campaign. But no matter who
Is named. II he IL not appointed until
spring he can count on just about
the same kind OF luck that BIN ely
ner faced during the opening weeks
OF the year last season-~looklng for
players already signed up by some
body else. Let's not make that mis-
take again. because a losing team
may get by one year--but the edge
wears off with constant repetition.
Unless we put n ball team In the
field this season. the club will be
killing the goose that lays the golden
eggs. because attendance such "a we
4 had demands better baseball than
we got last year. and the fans won't
respond forever to n loser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
WATCH OAKS
NM YEAR

With the addition Of n couple Of
good pitchers. Oakland will BE- a
mighty hard team To beat. or we lose
our guess. With Wills and Miller In
the outfseid. Murphy. Bohne and
Guisto for the infield. and Elliott and
Mitxe behind the bat. the Oaks have
the nucleus for powerful team
There are a lot OF fans around the
circuit who still think that the oaks
would have finished In tho money IL
Hack Miller. the smuggling outfiiedcr.
had been able 10 play all year. Hack
WAS put out OF the fray early In the
season by n broken ankle The pitch.
ing staff doesn't look had. with
Kramer. Holling. FaIkcnherg and
Gearsn for a nucleus And big
Buzz" Arie,t should come thru next
year. We may be wrong. but the
Oaks look good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
Frank IsbelI Is Latest
Candidate for Baseball
Job Here; War in Club
New lob Seeker Is Former Western Lacquer; List Is
Now Sweed to / Men; Meeting Is Set for Novem-
Der 10: Let's Appoint Manager
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Frank sbe former Western league manager is the latest
candidate for the job Seattle Coast league pilot for the
coming This swes the list to H. The others
still in the running for the job Eddie Herr with
Salt Lake last year; John Camel of Kansas City, Chick
Gand of the Chicago White Sox: Wild Bill Leard former
Seattle Northwestern pilot Charley Mullen of the
local troops during the past Rowdy Elliott of the
Oaks; Roy Corhan of the Seals; Mike Kelley leader of
the St Paul aggregation. and Clyde Wares, of Seattle
This will give Seattle fans idea of just how popular
the job of plotting the local crew is in the baseball fraternity
The fact that Bill Cmer touted the chief Moses of the
American association, TO Seattle and vvered does
faze of the Eastern candidates for the post
Eleven candidates for the job! 1t will. indeed. be a sweet
task pick the winning candidate Mike Kelley could have
the job right If he didn't want to buy the controlling
interest in the organization. This is pretty good business
judgment Mikes part because he figures that If he does
bill Cymer there won't be any chance of giving him the
hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
LEADERS TO
PLAY S. & K.
SQUAD HERE

Seattle soccer fans will see the
league-lcading Carbonate squad In
action for the first time today when
the coal dlggers hook up with tho
strong Skinner & Eddy team here,
this afternoon. The tilt Will be staged
at Liberty park. The kickoff Is set
for 2:30.
Skinner & Eddy lost their first start
TO the Black Diamond outfit, and
Carbonate spanked the Black Dln.
mond men easily. This gives the Wis.
itors the big edge.
IL the local team wins. four teams
will be tied for first place, with a
win and loss apiece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
TIGERS WILL.
MISS ME.I-SEI.

There will be a big hole in the
vernon Tigers attack next year.
when Bob MeuseE the big fellow
whose bat broke up the final crucial
series Of the year with Los Angeles.
joins the New York Yankees. I'm.
doubtedly the Yanks will send on,
some young players II Meuscl comes
up 10 expectations Meuael is one
OF the best prospects 10 break into
this league in years. according 10
some OF the old-time Coast league
fans. His work here was a good ex.
ample Of his ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
kIILEFER HAS
SIGNED

Red KiIiefer. Los Angeles leader
during the past season. who was con.
sidered for the Seattle job for a
while, has been signed by the Angels
TO lead the Seraphs again next year.
This entirely eliminates him as a
candidate for the Seattle job.
killefer never openly applied for
the post here. but II was rumored in
the South that he was willing to take
the job, as he wasn't getting along
any too well with President Powers.
OF the Los Angeles club. after he
failed to win the Coast league flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
ny TOM OLSEN

rrankiln's chances for the city
prep grid title will be decided Friday
when the SIT Baker school hooks
up with the Queen Anne team In
the final games OF the schedules for
both schools. The hill team is out
OF the race but the green and black
squad sull has n chance 20 tie
Broadway and Lincoln fer the years
lead.
Franklin was waiioped by Broad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
GANDTL STILL
CONSIDERED

Chick" GandiI. White sox
first sacker during the past sea
son. is still very much In the
race for the job rs Seattle pilot.
Gandil figures himself as about
thru as a major Lacquer, as he
has served his time under the
big tent. His folks live In Los
Angeles. and he il anxious TO fill
out his career ON the Coast. lie
would still be fast enough for
Coast league baseball, according
10 his work in the big show last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
OLDHAM GOES
TO DETROIT

Red Oldham. PortIand's only
pitcher during the past season
who amounted To anything. viii
Join the Detroit Tigers In the
spring. Red had one other
trial with the Tigers. hut didn't
make good. for some reason or
other. Oldham i real bali
player and threatens 20 be an.
other Bsbc' Ruth. Not only
does Red pitch n strong game,
but he wieid- a wicked mace.
and breaks up his share OF the
games lie played In the out.
fieid parf Of the tim. last year.
Walt McCredie. Portland pilot.
viii get several players for Old
ham. but u Il doubtful whether
he viii be as well off with them
rs with Oldham. but the deals
over now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Joe German. tho stoclsy little
Portlander. Il out to win when
he meets Jimmy Dundee. the
Oakland fcatherwcight, nj IN.
Crystal Pool tomorrow night. Joe
hasn't been defeated many
times In his long list Of battles,
and ono Of these defeats was rig.
istered by one. James Dundee,
his opponent tomorrow night.
The bout was In Oakland, two
years ago.
While Dundee didn't come into
town wearing crown. he II
laying strong claims 20 the
coast featherweight title. His
last big battle was with Harry
PeIsingcr. San Francisco boy. mt
Portland. II was I0.round
draw.
This Is the first time that
Dundee has shown In Seattle. lie
has had plenty Of bouts around
California and he likes 10 stay
home. because he IL supporting
mother and sister.
German says he VIII make Jlmrnl
sorry he ever came so far nortl
when they climb into the ring "a
morrow night. Seattle fans hav
seen enough OF little Joe in action
TO know what he can do. Chief In
tercst win be ccntered in Dundee
showing.
Dundee wears glasses when n
isn't in the ring. but he says /
doesn't injure his sight any In tn
circle.
Billy Wright. former Northwes
welter king. will make his first an
pearance OF the season when h,
meets Young Ketchell in the semi
windup. Wright Is another Seattl,
boy who Is too well known here 10
further advertising. Ketohel
worked well In his two bouts here
drawing with Lloyd Madden an,
Jimmy storey.
Three prclimlnaries viii complct,
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
MANY CHANGES
IN S0N

Chicago fans won't recognize the
White Sox next season. according to
reports drifting West from the
windy City. Eddie Collins, Ray
schalk. Joe Jackson and gucle
weaver Will be the only players on
the sox roster, according to these re.
ports. But 1t seems highly possible
that Dick Kerr. the young pitcher.
and Risberg will be back, too. The
others are questionable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

season. a. he hit the ball around
the 200 mark. and was one of
the most valuable men on the
Sox roll during the big series.
Secretary fsill Keeper. 81 tho 10
Gals. II In communication with
Gandii regarding terms. Gaplil
Il In Los Angeles now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Rumors are current in the
East that DOME Bush, shortstop
Of the Detroit Tigers, would be
traded 10 the Boston Americans
for Everett Scott Hughey Jen-
nings. the Tiger boss. says the
report Ii news To him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Hal Chase will be retained on the
New York Giant team next season.
but the remainder OF McGraw's vet.
Gran infeld will be disposed OF. &C.
cording to reports. Larry Doyle, Il
is said. viii manage the Rochester
team of the International league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Approximately $50 rowing candi-
dates worked out this fall on the
Charles. including 81 varsity. fresh
men. club and dormltory eight-oared
shell combinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Tank" Galloway. 1918 half hack
nj Franklin. has returned 10 school,
after sI,.ziding the psst sis months
in the North. lie Was stranded In
the North, and conidn't g~s back in
time 10 play footbaiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Biil Savage. o. Llncoin. brother Of the
famous Tony savage. 81 univsrrity ~
Washington. IL following In his brothers
footsteps. lie IL playing guard on the
grid team. and IA captain Of the basket
hall i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Alfred shrub has secured the po-
sition OF athletic coach at oxford
university. England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Paul Codington. the recruit In
fielder of the San Francisco Seals
VIII probably be given a chance to
display his wares behind the bat
next season by Manager Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

'T"uxh-," Iiaiies. left fielder. viii
captain the finroin high school
baseball squad Ia tho spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Harvey NciVuF. brother ~ Niii Me
iFor, former Seattle pitcher. ~ slated
70 hold d8Nn an outfsld berth with the
West hsattle team nsaf spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Pennsylvania will hold the inter
collegiate wrestling championships
March y and 81. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

fiK Houtharf. ons-arrnsd athlete who
starred IN baseball ana basketball at
Ballard ias, year. IL attending the uni
ysraity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

htndents Mt franklin high school
have the rowing be-. and may put
n crew on lake Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Prep school basketball win not get
under way until after the holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Philadelphia bowling alleys will
charge 20 cents a game for tcnpins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
q
GU;A3JrriI.

10 fsrw-ii, the big fret sseh~r ~
tho Franklin nine. will captain tho
Green and IIaek Diamond crew this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

10 ture Gold In One Dsv
Take LAXATIVE BROMo orrfxwy
FTablctsj. II stops the cosrh 80, =;
Headache and works on the 81,
=. W. GROVES signature on . -.
box. 20c. y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
Scott High School Wants Game
BY Van,

r
Grid Tilt Is Doubtful. Says Physical Director
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

pont
blosins
.npe's
e two
uksn N
spas all
The \
tIossed-
,pssases|
rnnins1
SallnessI
prsness|
sPspel
QUICKEST
costs on
i&es.
tastes !
lssist o.
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WSS| Ws,sl
VOLEBNf PRAVO ZENAM

Spolkovy senat odmitl vcera
vtelit volebni pravo zen jako do
datek zemske ustavy a senator
Pomerone z Ohio svym hlasem
privodil dotcenou porazku SUI
frazetek. Predloha vyzadovala
dvoutretinove senatni vetsiny,
pro sufrazetky hlasovalo SIS
spolkovych senatoru, proti 29
a PomeroneGv hlas jedine zka
Zil veslere nadeje sufrazet. Po
meroneuv hlas lnohl sufrazet-
kan dvoutretinovou vetSinu a
tim vitezstvi pOjistit. Tyz hla
soval zaporne proto, re zen
skem volebnin pravu mali pry
rozhodovat jednotlive staty a nj
koli spolkovy senat hned "a ce
lou sHm. Sufrazetky ocekavaji
vsak, re pristi kongres bude VII
Ci MIN milOstiv6jSi.
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IM.YSs,so::sJ I.l.Y s::sI Wa: e, =:
SRAZKA S BANDITY.

Krajane Vaclav Fasinpaur a
Jos. Smat jsou v mestske poll
Cejni sluzbe sOtva mesic a wee
ra prvne NELL revolverovy sou
BOZ s nekolika bandity. Ku sraz
ce doslo ma Orange av., kdke do
tceny trojlistek lppicG prepaid
kterehos pozdniho chodce. Po
zakroceni dvojice naSich pol.
novacku lupici prchli v bludiste
zeleznicnlch kar pod starou
Broadway, pred tim vSak W.
m6nili Sc strazniky asi dvacet
strelnych ran. Smat byl v pGtce
lehce ma tvari zran6n. banditum
vSak utek s zdafil.
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' ! 7 =

rel a potom spustnul. Karel o.
byval KralGv Dv1r v mfstech
dnesnlho Obecniho domu PraZ
skeho. Jeho idealem bylo po-
vznesti Prahu ma vysi kulturni j
umeleckou. Podnetu WORT do
sti skytala mu Pafiz; die skvost
neho sidla francouzskych kra-
Ia, Louvru, dial pfestaveti kra-
lovsky brad prazsky, nemz 81
dill nejen sam Sc svym dvorem,
nybrz zde spolu byly j mistno-
sti nejvyssiho soudu zemskeho
a palac, t. j. velka sin pro vetsi
shromazdeni, ma pr. snemy zem
ske. Hrad stal sc tax fadnym s;
diem nejvyssi vlady. Stedrost
a umelecka duse Karlova prila
kala do Prahy legie umelcG, je
jichz vytvory chtel panovnik z
Prahy uciniti Rim severn. Pr:
hrade vztycil novy dom svato-
vitsky We vzletne gotice, pohad
kove kouzlo stredov6ku vX1co
ril Karlstejne, v Praze same
a Jim zalozenem Novem mestt
proved velikolepe stavby chra
move, klasterni a palacove.
S MIN r. 1878 byl ulozen do
hrobu veliky genius naroda; "a
Vaclava w. prichazi v upadek
umeni. Hnutim reformnim pfi
pada narodu ceskemu vGdcl Il
loha v boji "a svobodu smySleni
a uceni a tim stava Sc cesky ma
|rod vyznamnym cinitelem v de
jinach svetovych. Hranice ko-
stnicka prorazf dusna mracna
stredoveku a blesky z nj sleha
jici urcuji hranice celych utva
ri statnich. Bourlivym dobam
pablo v obet' mnoho umelec
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Ornament schize.

VSichni obcane ma Karline
a okoli jsou zvani do schGze
Opravciho Klubu "Washing-
ton Park Improve't ASSN, kite
ra Sc bude konati We ctvrtek
13. unora 1919 v sini p. Pro-
chasky ma Fleet Ave. ObGane,
prijdte, podejte sve navrhy a
stiznosti, by u pritomnosti rad
niho p. Kadlecka o dobro ma
seho okoli mohlo Sc pojednati.
Pfipada tez volba lnovych L.
redniki; po schGzi obcerstve-
nj. ObCane,. dostavte Sc v
plnem poctu, je to Vas zajem.
J. J. JlRA, pred.
FIR. BROz, tai.
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W.!.S:''.:3l Is 81 WSS
Lyx!.Sa.2Sl !.a.S 1s!ss9s9 yxos9soI
TRANSPORT RANENYCH.

Do nemocnicni zakladny v
Sherman pfivezenO bylo 2 New
Yorku dalsich 118 ranenych vo
jinu nichz nekteri zran6-
nj jsou tax, re do nemocnice Z
vlaku ma nositkach nuseli byt
dopraveni. Vyslouzilci ii priplu
Ii z Francie minuly tyden a do
Sherman odvezeni ZvlaStnim ne
nocnicnim vlakem. Vcera priby
10 tez nekolik ranenych z Rich
mond College, Va, mezi mimi
Cleveland'an Stanislav Sova,
600 Forum ave.
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POLAR Ma
.AETNARD,

Ones casne rano vznikl po-
Ear We slevarnach firmy Allyne
Ryan Co. ma vych. 81. ul. roh
Aetna rd. Plameny objeveny v
oddeleni modelard, odkudz roz
Slrily sc ma nekolik sousednich
menslch budov Pozar opanovan
byl o druhe hodine, ztraty ma
majetku nedaly sc vsak dosud
odhadnouti. Soudi Sc, re jiskra
z tovarniho komina do odpadku
omastkG zaletnuvsi zpusobila 0
hen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-11
PAN BAUMCARTL

ma v administered "Sv9ta" do.
pis Cd serzanta L. Svobody 2
Francie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-11
W.llS';lsl y Wll!';l'''l WSs] J, US.
STRAzNfK POSTRELEN.

Delnik j. Houba. 1901 Fran
kiln ave-, prepaden byl vcera
biz sveho dOmOva Obran o
Sd. Houba reportoval sve do
brodruzstvl uradum a hOdinu
po onom prepadu straznik Ho-
dappa zadrzel jisteho muze z
loupeze te podezreleho. Nez a.
lie mohl sveho vezne ma stanici
odvesti, domnely lupic srazil
Hodappa k zemi revolverovou
kuli a uprchl. Hodapp postre-
len jest ma prave noze a pritom
ne lezi v Charity nemocnici.