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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
ALLIED ARMY IN
ARCHANGEL FINDS
SUPPLIES TAKEN
Warned by Won Mirbach, Boil
sheviks, Chinese. and Con-
script Labor Did Work
By Associated Press

Archangel, April 15.-When the
Allied force first landed here on Au-
gust 2. 1918. they found that most
of the military stores which had
been transported here for the use
of the Russian imperial government
had been removed by the Bolsheviki.
The Germans and the Bolsheviki
knew of the Allied intention to land
there to protect the stores and
Count Won Mirbach. the German
ambassador at Moscow, told the
Bolsheviki the Germans would oc-
cupy Moscow and Petrograd if they
did not get the stores away before
the Allies landed.
Reds Work Hurricdly
The Bolsheviki hurried up thou
sands of Chinese coolies and soon
had the great bulk of the war ma
terial at Sukona. forty miles north
of Vologda and 800 miles down the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
GEIGER LEADS CONTEST

John A. Geiger continues in the
lead in the War Savings Stamps
sales contest of Harrisburg letter
carriers. The records of those with
records of more than 5000 are: Main
office-'G. a. Hollinger. $1O65.O5: r.
X. Fortna, s9S2.1S; r. H. Weaver
s621.S6: c. w. Cless. s4sS.9S; w. E,
Swiler. s443.15: II. C. Young. s425.s5;
e. r. Gault, s34777; r. G.. Wrestling
SS12.59; w. B. Berry. S294S3: c. r.
Rea, S262.59; I. J. Carpenter, $251.S7;
G. r. Pritchard, S243.97; +. w. Reen
s233.S7
Hill station-John A. Geiger. So
643.97; George l.. Ebersole, 81 1.OO5. 95
Charles A. Fortna, s663.34; VIM. w
DUN, $559.25; Arthur w. Wagner
$2S9.46; c. b. Burlington, $2O4.92.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
p. O. s. OF 4. HEARS OF
RATTLES FROM NETERAN

His experiences in France were re-
lated last night to members of Wash
ington Camp, No. 639, Patriotic Or
der Sons of America. by Milton w.
Burger, bugler of Battery ID, one
Hundred and Seventh Field Artillery,
a unit of the keystone Division. He
is a member of Washington Camp,
No. Sal, Pottstown. Following the
talk Bugler Burger, who is visiting
with his aunt, Mrs. II. d. Shaner. 722
Gerard street, the degree team initi-
ated a class of candidates. Visiting
members were in attendance from
Palmyra, Enhaut, MillersburG. Potts
town and Fremont, and a number of
these gave short talks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
HOME GETS AID

Many donations have been received
bv the Home for the Friendless with
in the past several weeks. Elvira
l. Nader. matron, to-day issued the
list of goods received as follows:
From Harrisburg Chapter. American
Red Cross, 20 towels, 25 pillow cases,
"a sheets, old sheeting. six rolls of
cotton, rs yards bleached muslin, 10
rolls raw cloth, two pieces of gauze,
box of patches; C. C. Hassler. eight
quarts of milk, one crock of pudding,
two quarts of cream; Gunzenhauser
Baking Company, two cases of bread;
Mrs. r. Wharton, cornmeal and Jelly;
Mrs. Il. c. Kunkel, meat and scrap
pie; the Rev. f. n. Kreamer oysters;
II. NJ. Hoffman, ice cream.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
ROPER AGAIN
EXTENDS TIME
FOR FILING TAX
Corporation Income and
Profit Returns Set
Back TO June Is.
BY associated Press.

Washington, April Is. - Further
extension to June 16 of the time for
filing corporation income and prof
its tax returns was ordered yester-
day by Internal Revenue Commits
sioner Roper. The first extension was
from March 10 to April 1.
Extension to June Is also was
given for filing returns of informa-
ton at the source, fiduciary returns,
with holding returns, returns of part
ratIons, required to file returns on Il
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15

Kidney disease is no respecter of per-
sons. A MAJORITY of the Ills affecting
people today can be traced back To the
kidney trouble.
organs of the body. They are the FL
terers of your blood. If the poIsons
which are swept Irum the tissues by the
blood are not eliminated through the
kidneys, disease of one form or another
will claim you as victim.
Kidney disease Is usually indicated by
weariness, slceplesSncss, nervousness,
despondency, backache, stomach trou-
BILE. pain in IONS and lower abdomen.
gall stones, gravel, rheumatism, scIutlca
and lumbago.
All these derangetnents are natures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
Additional Guards Are
Placed Around Deb's Cell
Bu Associated Press

Moundsvillc, w. Va, April 10
The Incarceration of Eugene V.
Debs in the West Virginia peniten-
tiary here was marked last night by
the placing of additional guards
around the walls by orders of J. u.
Terrell, the warden. Additional high
powered electric lights will be in
stalled outside the walls, the warden
announced.
Prison officials decided that they
will determine upon a fixed amount
of mail that Debs may receive, for
yesterday there were indications of
an overwhelming number of incom-
ing letters for the prisoners. Warden
Terrell will censor all mail received
or sent by Debs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15

calendar year basis, and all other
returns required under the income
and profits tax provisions of the
revenue law, which are not the basis
for assessment of tax.
This extension will not apply to
individual tax returns, for which an
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
CITY GRAYs TO MARCH
ON MEMORIAL DAY

The City Grays will march in the
Memorial Day rade next month. it
was decided at u meeting held last
night. The first drill held since the
reorganization vas staged in connec-
ton with the meeting. Rifles and
uniforms were issued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
Borah Still Opposed
to League of Nations
Bu Associated Press

Washington, April Is. - Senator
Borah, of Idaho, Republican, upon
his return last night from ten days
proposed League of Nations, an
nounced that his objections to the
speaking trip in opposition to the
league constitution had not been re-
moved by the amendments recently
adopted and that he still would op-
pose it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
LEARNS OF DEATH OF
TWO BROTHERS IN WAR

George b. Rasadean, 1119 North
Seventh street. has received word
that two of his brothers were killed
while serving in the Austrian Army.
\ brother, Michael also in the army
is believed to be alive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15

eXtenson under certain conditions
has been allowed to May /.
Corporations making returns on q
fiscal year basis ending either jan
uary 81 or February 2S will be given
further extension to June 10 on re-
quest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-15
TOWN TROPHY TRAIN

Carlisle. Pa. April 15.-Announce-
ment was made to-day that the war
trophy train which will be a feature
of the Victory Liberty Loan campaign
will visit Cumberland county on May
| 8. Stops will be made at Mechanics
pensburg
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
| 3.

Byl DESTINY a bourlivy den V
nesici riilu, prave po llmrtnim
dnu stare Gronkvistove. V kan
mech mlho pokojc praskal We
scle Ohen. ScdG u kamen, hle-
del jsem ztrnulc Jna plamen, u
vazuje O smutnych prihodach,
ktere Sc byly udaIy.
Postal jSem prave hospodyni
do domu smutku a vyzval il. a.
by poskytla Han6 vsccku po.
moe, kterG il tfeba, ale ably na
leila vse tax, jako by to sauna
emilia. Cekal jsem nyni ma ma
vraJ te dobre zeny, abych Sc
dovedel, jak Sc ubohemu dev
ceti vede.
konecne slysel isem krok,
ma schodech. NGkdo pfichaze
vZhuru.
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PRIJMU na byt Il stravu diva
hochy v start cd ctyr do osmi
roku. Adressa Sc sdeli V adm.
#. listu. 3-18
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PRIME Sc divka ma vScobec-
nou domaci praci. ZadnG pra-
dlo. Musi um6t anglicky nebo
remecky. Dobry domov pro
hodinou divku. Haste Sc {.
1882 E. LOG ul.. Wade Park
kara. 3-17
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"Vskutku otce to jsem jiz je'
dnou sam rekl. Jaky podil ms
laska a vloupani ma toto dobre
druzstvi? A pride v noci k
te zene? Nu dozvime sc praydy
Predpokladam, re budete bdi.
IT,"
Oblicej markyzuv Sc bolest
ne stahl. Ale pravil: "Mysiim
re ty to take ucinis.'
Pc te nastoupil zpatecni ces
tn k zamku. Max sc k nemu pr
oruzil.
"Jen opatrnost, prosim TEL
Ami slova, ami pohybu, ami 20.
hledu jenz by vzbudil podez.
reni!"
"Dobre,' odpovedel markyz
a vzdalil Sc rychle, ably use
spolecnosti sveho syna. Pc ne.
kolik krocich sc obratil:
"Povez mi prece proc 81 '
Aygues-Vives? Psal jsi mi, ze
teprve po nekolika mesicicl
smis zazadati "a dovolenou."
Pred oci Maxovi jakoby sc
snesl zavoj. Proc byl tax len.
komyslny! Proc musily jej tis
niti tax malicherne, osobni sta
rosti V jeho roll jako soudce!
"Zapomnel .jsem ma sebe sa
ma, otce, MAZE ma mysli toliko
pomstu stryce Aymara a "a.
chranu vasi z nebezpeci, do nc
hoz mate bytl strzen. A nyn
budu nucen mfuviti take o So
be, ponevadz cas- mne k tomu
mutt. Udelal jsem hloupost =
ale jiz ma posled, to vam pri.
saham!
"Ty isl jiste Ease vyhral!'
Max svesil hlavu.
Max sklonjl hlavu jeste hlou
heji. Trpel tim velice, re je dlu
znikem ponevadz vznasel "a
lobu ma jine! Vyslovil sotva ely
Sitelne obnos, nacez markyz
vybuchl:
"Sedesat tisic franku! Ale
kde chces, abych je wal? Drl
We byl by je mohl pro tebe Wy
prositi u sveho pritele Spen
cera. Ale nyni? Tvoje podez
Ieni prichazi V nevcas.'
Max sc dustojn6 vztycil.
"Znate mne Spatne otce, m,
slite-li, ze podobne uvahy po
hnou mne k tomu, abych tvi
dill ncpravdu. Odlozme mo
| je osobni starosti ma zitrek.
"Vyckejme .ieste tuto noe -
Ultra vsak promluvime 81 0 to
he definitivne."
"A coz dopis otce? Wy 81 je
berete sebou, zatim co je tie
ba vloziti jej zpet do ukrytu
"Obalka jest vsak jiz natr
zena namitl markyz.
''Da sc snadno nahraditi po
dobnou. Chccte-li mi il prene
chati :"
"Zde jest. A davej pozo1
nalezi-li skutecne te, ktero1
81 odvazujez podezrivati.'
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kOUPl Sc majetek a sice dunn,
ktery by sc hodil pro dive rodi-
ry a mel dive koupclny Il .byl
mOdernG zarizen. Musi sc male
zati blize Broadway ineb Union
kary. Nabidky zaslete vypsa
MIN podrobnosti 0 majetku,
jcho Gene, jak daleko je cd ka
Try a podobne do adm. "Sv6ta'
pod znackou "Majetek".
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Xxx

Kdyby byl do zamku zavi-
tai nekdo CHI v tSchto dnech
byl by pozoroval mezi marky.
zem, jeho detmi a hostmi nej
lepSi shOdu. Jen Max nemohl
potlaciti pine svoje rozruSeni
pon6vadz vedel, ze Mercedes
dli Ma blizku.
Betsy a jeji bratr dovedli Sc
|znamenit6 pretvarovati; a -
bylo videti mic neobycejneho
az do te chvile, kdyz Amsri-
canka pozde odpoledne vyzva
Albinu k prochazce po parku.
Markyz j Max zvysili hned svc
j pozornost. Ale, danny vide
ly odchazeti smerem k vrat-
kum, tedy opacnou stranu Cd
veze. Betsy patrne mela u
myslu vyzdvihnouti 81 dopis z
ukrytu az v noel.
Otce i syna zmocnil Sc pocit
osklivosti pred touto prohpa-
nou zenu. q hodinu pozd6ji vi.
deli, re Betsy a jeji pruvod.
kyne prichazeji cd veze. Anne.
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jede, pospichal jsem odtud, a.
Eych usel zertovnym a potup-
nym recem svych soudruhu.
Den ma to doslo mne psani
Cd profesora Wennera, jetz
mi oznamoval, re do podzimku
doufa setkati sc sc mnou V u
psale, ponevadz jak Sc pravde
podoba dostane Sc mu tam Wy
zadane profesury.
Prihoda Hanou a list pro-
fesoruv vzrusily mne opojeni,
v nemz jsem az dosud zil. Od-
reknuv Sc zabav a radovanek
venoval .jsem Sc nyni plnou vaz
nosti studiim. Neucasonil jsem
Sc vice pri pofadani peveckych
produkci, maskerad nocnich
pitek. Chodil jsem pilne do
prednasek, ostatni cas- pax ira
vii jsem We SVEN pokoji phi kni
bach.
Beh skolni blizil Sc ku kon-
ci. Stromy pocaly puceti; ia
vsak medal Sc tim vabiti, abych
opustil universitu a pospisil ku
svemu porucniku, jako jsem ci-
nival jindy o prazdninach. Zu-
stal jsem Upsale, abych stu
doval a tax urychlil zaverku a.
kademickeho zivota.
Mysl ma byla stisnGna; neu-
stale s.ihala mne nevole a pTi-
Cinoval .isem sc tsilovne, abych
pilnosti praci vykoupil 81 spo
koienost S sebou samym.
Co mne ieSt6 zvlaste trapilo,
tyla okolnost, re kratce pc u
dalosti Hanou psal jsem Pa
vlovi a oAnamil mu plnou pray
Gu, co sc stale; minuly tydny d
nlesice, ale Pavel nedaval od-
povedi. Coz sc ma mne rozhne-
val?
Bohuzel byly mi znamy po-
nizujici usudky, ktere 81 lide
chill o tom, re Hama. musila
odcestovati. V6deI jsem, lie by
la vubec povazovana ia divku,
jez Scala se-ob6ti lasky student
ske, jako m.loho jinych. VedGl
jsem take, ze stara Gronkvisto
Va pc navratu SVEN re StOkhol
mu prala 81 prodati domck
svuj, ponGvadz, jak Sc povida-
10, ncmohla dele zustati V Up
sale, kde sc d6vGcti stala tako-
Va Ostuda.
Avsak domek nebyl prodan,
lla zaGatku podzimku, kdyz
jsem opet byl Upsale, vypra
vovala mi mole hospodyne, re
pradlena Gronkvistova, babiG
ka hezke Hany, tezce onemoc
nGla, re d6vce musilo sc op6t
Nratiti domu.
Prostrodnictvim svc hOspOdy
ne postal .isem stare zene pod
poru, dCbre veda, zc .mimo prtl
ci rukoU svych a maly domeh
remela niceho. Nepotrebovala
Vsak dlouho me pomoci, nebot
nGkolika nedelich byla uboht
Han6 smrti odervana.
NcodvaziI jsem Sc podivat
sc tam. kdyz mi hospodyne V,
praVOvala, Ze Stara GrOnkvistt
va zemfela, Cinilo mi svedom
vycitku, ze .isem ponekud zavi
nil toto neStesti.
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PRODAM kanary z kmene Sal
frtovych, ktere prozpevuji roll
lers v'tech nejrozkosnejsich a
rozmanitych hlubokych a du-
tych turach. Haste sc v cisle
5e36 Drake Ave. Il +. 55 ul.,
blize Broadway.
3-15
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PIERRE SALES
PfeloSI j. KS,


ricanka blizic Sc k MIN pravi-
! la:
"Jaky je rozkosny pohled Z
okna te stare veze."
Otci i synovi Sc zdalo v te
chvili, ze Sc museji vrhnouti
Ia tuto zenu a vyrvati il list.
jejz 81 jiste vyzdvihla, dava-
JIG Sc podivuhodnou nesve-
domitosti provazeti cd Albiny.
lined vsak Sc tyarili Sc laska-
We. Jen nekolk hodin trpelivo-
sti a pax celia pravda musi BY
Iii odhalena.
| Onoho vecera odebrali Sc o.
| byvatele zamku brzo k odpo-
cinku. Nebylo to nijak napad-
lie, ponevadz Betsy jeji bra
tr citili Sc po tridennim vyletu
unavenymi. 0 pul jedenacte
mohl markyz, nahnuv sc O.
kna, konstatovati, re zadne sve
tlo re zameckeho pruceli nepa
da ma terasu. 0 iedenacte mu
silo jiz sluzebnictvo byti ma To-
Iii.
! Markyz shasl svetlo podri-
moval trochu ma sve pohovce,
ponevadz nebylo lie niceho DO
zorovati.
| Ale jedne hodine otevre-
ly Sc tise dvere.
| "Jsi to ty?" zvolal markyz.
"Tise otce!' napominal jej
Max.
"Jsi ozbrojen?" tazal sc mar
kyz zdvihaje Sc z kresla.
"Take Wy Sc musite ozbroji-
ii, otce! - Soucasne odevzdal
rnarkyzovi pusku. "Nabyl jsem
il prave tax peclive, jake svo-
|;i; jednu komoru ma broky,
druhou kuli."
+, Markyze zamrazilo.
| "Chcete abych sci sam, otce
pravil Max.
F.! Markyz Sc vzprimiI.
| AckoHv pravda mohla tax
lbolestne zas;.hnuti jeho nitro,
Ibyl prec odhodlan vytrvati.
/ "Budu te nasledovati. Mas
liepSi oci nez ia ="
! Max vedl markyze k maiym
| ldvcrim, polozenym naproti o.
InGm, kteryml minulc noci !u-
lpic uprchnu!.
| Ocekavali clovek vysokou
liver. musi il ponechati volnc
misto, ably mohla nerusen6 jiti
Isvoji cestou. Nebude dukaz pad
nejSi, nechame-li to individium
| Vstoupi do zamku?"
/ MAS pravdu,' pravil mar
kyz namahave.
| Dvefe Sc tiSe otevrely d Ola
muzove nalezali Sc bezprost-
redn6 pc tie na terase. DoSli ma
Ipobocni cestu, odkud bylo dc.
bre videti na okna cd pokoje
Betsina. Bylo as pull druhe.
! "Dle dopisu musi ten muz
rrijiti sem mezi druhou a tie-
ii hodnou. Jiste, re jiz vplizil
do parku, ably sem pax opatr-
nc doSel. Budc asi v6zeti n6kdc
mcZi strOmy, tfeba nekde ve-
die mas jakmile budou tato
ckna osvetlena, uvidime jei pri
chazet."
i Markyz ohledaval nervosnc
: pusku.
"Nechas mne laskave vystre
lit! z tehle vzdalcnosti yidim
. prave tax dobre .jako ty.'
"Naopak otce, prosim vas d
hyste nestrilcl. Vam je zivy d,l
. kaz zadoucnejsi."
A kdyz ma vezi veSnickehO
kostela odbily dive h0diny, ma
itahli oba muzi instiktivne svO
hlavy ku predu, aby tim ~
CHIEF spatrili zradne svetlo '
: oknech Americanky. Ale v 0.
:, kmziku schvatilo je leknuti.--
: Jake hrozne zklamani. Okna
Americanky zustala temna "a.
q tim CO v pravem kridle objevilc
:. Sc svetlo, jakoby hofici Tampa
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Islil jsem. V tom cisi ruka do
tkla Sc kliky a dvere Sc ote-
!vrely.
Do pokoje vessel - Pavel.
Ano, byl to skutecne on - a
Iprece snad ne. TAX bleda a vpa
ida byla tvar osoby, jez stala
ma prahu a jejiz zraky patrave
tekaly ro pokoji. Konecne, po-
izvedl zraky - vyskocil jsem a
s nelicenou radosti special mu
V ustrety volaje: "Pavle! Bu-
Idiz Buh pochvalen, re jsi tu!"
Stanul chvili, ale uslysey w
kirk muj vz$ahl me ruce vstric
a ia vrhl Sc ma prsa, V nichz BIZ
10 pro mne tax vrele a oddane
srdce.
Minula dive leta cd te DOLBY,
co jsme sc naposled videli. Dive
leta - jake zmeny Sc mich
udaly. Nemel jsem ami potu-
,chy o pokusenich vecech
zlych, kdyz jsme Sc loucili, a
Ia kratky cas- nabyl jsem TAX
vsestranne zkusenosti.
V tom okamziku citil jsem,
re prospel-li jsem We vedomo-
stech, oproti tomu v mravnim
ohledu jsem sc zhorsil. Netajil
ljsem 81, re pokud Sc tykalo me
no chovani a cineni shleda Pa
vel mnoho nechvalneho.
Pokarani z ust potulneho
zpevaka a kolovratkare - co
to muze znamenati? Jake po-
jmy mohl takovy clovek miti 0
mravnosti a poGestnosti? Ma to
odpovidam: Pavel mel jedno-
Guche a nelicene pojmy prav-
|niho pudu, moralku zdraveho
rozumu a dobroty srdce. FARO
ven 81 "a tn dobu, kde prodle-
val v dome probostove ziskal
TIA kove vzd6lani ducha, jez po
vz.1aselo no mad obycejneho
toulaveho. Zpevaka.
Kdyz mne Pavel privinul k
prsoum. mel jsem jen jcdine
prani, a to bylo, ably promlu-
vii 0 HanG.
"Proc isl neodpovedGl ma
,rsani me?" tazal ..jscm Sc.
/ 81 jcdn6 priciny, re jscm
,byI ncmoccn,' odvccc Pavel.
Ncdl jsem no Ike kan11um.
Usmav Sc mirne dolozil:
"Ale nyni vidis, re jsem jiz
zdrav, a chci II ustne odpov6-
d6ti. = Mily Conny, z tebe stal
se velky a statny muz!'
! Stisknuv mi ruku uprel ma
mne patrave oci, v nichz zraci-
la Sc vSecka drivejSi dObrota a
Ilaskavost, a ktere mi pravily
"Upokoj Sc. jsem a zustanu
tymz. necht bys Sc zachoval
jakkoliv."
Mezitim uscdli jsme u ka
n.en d nemalym namahanin
ujal .jscm sc slova opet:
"Pfichazis primo Z paIniku
aneb byl jsi u Hany?'
'Prichazim cd Hany,' odve
&C Pavcl klada ruku na me ia
memo. "Cht6l jsem il videt ;
:; mluvfl nj drive, nez my 81
spolu setkame. Stalo Sc. Con
my; stravil jsem nj pres DIV,
hodiny.'
Hama asi hnGva Sc ma mn
'vclmi? Ach, Pavlc! Muslin SO
!, be mnoho vycitati, a pfipad
;, mi nekdy, jake bych byl vine
smrti Haniny babicky."
Pavel poloziv loket ma kole
IA oprel 81 hlavu O ruku pr
vii:
!, r,
"Smrti stare zeny nejsi M
:; prosto vinen, Conny. Zemfel
nasledkem nastuzeni, a prot
!, pokud sc toho pyce ,neni treb
- tiaiti 81 vycitky."
!, "Pavlc, povGz mn6 upTimn
: Vzbudil-ii Sc V srdci tvem hne
80 kdyz isl Sc dov6del, co Sc ST.
:, =, lo?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

HLEDA Sc cisty byt V tiche
ulici blize Broadway kary ma
$500 mesicne s koupelnou.
Byt mini najmout dvouclenna
rOdina dobre situovana.. Ne
Chte adressu v adm. "Sv6ta".
3-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

MLADY svobodny pan hleda
Lyt Sc stravou. Zada samotny
rokoj dvema ncb vice okny V
tiche. ceskc domacnOsti. Nechte
adreSSu v adm. t. liStu.
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DrobI1e
Oznannky

rRIJME Sc hoch ktery ma
skolni certifikat do uceni It's
karns "Svsta". Jen radny
necht Sc hlasi. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

Tot pani Sjobergova," my
sill jsem. V tom cisi ruka do
tkla Sc kliky a dvefe Sc ote
vrely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

KIDD BY CHTEL vymenit dvou
Irodinny dunn "a jednorodinny,
aeb farmu es ysim zarize-1im a
dobytkem, at Sc hlasi nebo do
pise ma {. 1922 E. 14O ul. z u
Inion neb Ki1sman. Agent Sc
|vylucuji. 3-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

IA PRICINOU prevzeti obcho
du, proda Sc dvourodinny dunn
o ctyrech sv6tnicich koupel-
nou pro kazdou rOdinu. Use
moderne ZariZenO a prOda Sc
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc V elsie
1905 Rexford ave-, Mt. Plea
SAINT, blizc sine j. A. Komcn-
sky. 3-l5
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
B0THPUCSARE CONFIDENT OF
 EASY VICTORY

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 28 (by Associ- ated ss).-Betting on the coming Willard-Dempsey battle is about even, although heretofore Willard has been the favorite at 10 to z.
 The city is crowded with fight fans and rooms are at premium. The press seems to favor Willard. Dempsey says that all he needs is referee that can count ten, while Will lard claims that he will have "easy pickings."
 Walter Monohan, Willard's chief sparring partner, preicts that Willard will knock Dempsey out within five rounds. Monohan conditioned Willard at Havana.
 Frank Moran, who once fought Will lard, predicts that Willard will win.
 Jack Dillon predicts that Dempsey's speed will win for him. Dempsey is very fast, he says, and has wicked punch.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
HNHH THIRTY.TW0 ALLIES AND 1 GERMANY PARTICIPATED l
 IN PEACE CONFERENCE

The peace treaty of Versailles is the fruit of about five months of con ferences in which delegation from thirty-two allied countries and Ger many participated. The five leading nations, the United States, Great Bri- tain, France, Italy and Japan were represented in the peace conferences at Paris by five delegates each while the delgations of other nations and British dominions were composed of from one to three men.
 The representatives of the United Staes were President Wilson; Secre- tary of State Robert Lansing; Henry White, formerly American ambassa- dor at Rome and Paris; Colonel Ed ward M. House and General Tasker H. Bliss.
 Georges Clemenceau, premier of France, was chairman of the peace conference
 At first "a \ saRTelas. V 2 }. 2. eQHaaal a council UT ten was organfzed so as to include two representatives each from Great Britain, France, the United States, Italy and Japan. Subsequently tfis council was divided in two parts "a council of four, composed of Presi- dent Wilson and Premiers Lloyd George, Clemenceau and Orlando; and council of foreign ministers.
 The. conference of the allied delega- tions convened officially on January IS to draw up the terms to be sub mitted when completed to the Ger man delegation. President Wilson had arrived in France on December 13 and had visited England, Italy and parts of France.
 One of the first acts of the confer ence was to send a proposal to all Russian factions to meet on the Princes islands to endeavor to com pose the Russian internal situation but this plan was rejected by the Rus sians. Various factions which were disputing over territory in different sections of Europe were directed by the peace conference to discontinue their conflicts.
 The first step toward the actual drafting of the treaty occurred on January "A when the conference agreed to the plan for organization of League of Nations and 8 com mittee was appointed to draw up g covenant. By January 30 the confer 'ence had adopted the plan of govern ing colonies and backward nations through mandatories issued to var ious nations, subject to the direction and approval of the League of Nations.
 The covenant of the League of Ma tions was completed on February 14. On the following day President Will son left France for the- United States. He returned to France arriving there March 13.,; In his absence the council of ten had continued its work despite. an attempt to assassinate Prenier Clemenceau.