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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
War Hsroe, FOR Governor.


Following the example OF the friends
OF Colonel A. w w Woodcock, Of
Salisbury, who have launched at New
port News boom for nomination by
the Republicans for governor. the
friends Of Colonel Milton A. Rockford
and OF General Millard F. Tydings,
both of Hartford county, have men
toned them as being made OF guber-
material timber, as demonstrated by
their war records. Colonel Rockford
won the Croix de Guerre for gallant
action in the battle East of verdun,
being instrumental in breaking the
"invincible" German sector. General
Tydiugs proved himself to be the most
capable machine gun commander in
the American Army
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

acknowledgements of power
and use OF the waters OF the Potomac
river at Great Falls. this county, is
contemplated, 1t is understood. by the
same syndicate of Philadelphia and
New York capitalists who are having
plans prepared for the erection OF a
sulphuric acid plant near Great Falls
and who own more than 5000 acres Of
land and valuable water rights at the
falls.
1t is stated that New York engineers
have submitted plans for hydro-elec-
trio plant to cost about s25,O00000.
Proper recognition will, II is stated, be
given to the Government water supply.
Authorization from the War Board
Commission and legislation by Con-
gress for the adoption OF this project
will be asked for at an early date.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
STATE
CAPITAL
City Loses Fee. Case.

The controversy between the city
and State over the surplus receipts
from fees OF the Sheriff. States Attor-
ney. Register Of Wills and clerks Of
the various courts in Baltimore was
decided against the city on the facts
by Judge Soper in Part 2. Of the City
Court. 1t had been previously decided
against the city on the law by Judge
Duffy in the same court
City Solicitor Field said the case
will be taken to the Court Of Appeals
If the lower court is sustained there.
the city will be required to turn over
to the State a surplus Of about $780,
900 year after the salaries OF the
Sheriff. States Attorney and other
court officials in the city and the ex-
penses OF running their Offices have
been paid
Until the September term, 1915. OF
the courts the surplus had been turned
over to the State without question.
The payment was stopped upon the
advice OF City Solicitor Field. but It
was agreed that until the controversy
had been judieially determined the city
should continue to pay the actual er-
penses Of the office OF the States At
torney and others involved.
Suits TO determine the question
were brought against the city by Sam
W. Pattison. clerk OF the Criminal
Court; Sheriff McNulty and then
States Attorney Broening and were
prosecuted by the State The suit of
Mr.. Pattison was tried as test case
to determine the others. as the same
question was involved in ALL One of
the points upon which Judge Duffy
decided adversely to the city was that
the Legislature had recognized the
surplus fees as belonging to the State
and had passed acts appropriating
them.
Following the decision Of Judge
Duffy in the Psttison case Judge Soper
ordered that judgment for s19,234.91
be entered against the city. This sum
represents the surplus fees OF the
clerks Office OF the Criminal Court
for the September term. 1916, to the
May term, 1918, both inclusive. For
the same period the surplus OF the
Sheriffs Office was s6.sSs1s and of the
States Attorneys office s3,799.25.
Suits were brought for these amounts
and the decision in them will follow
the decision in the case tried.
Surplus receipts OF other offices last
year we're: Register Of Wills. $40,-
S31.0s; Court of Common Pleas, s19,-
S5s, exclusive Of licenses; Superior
Court, s1s,06719; Circuit Court, s4,-
1850. and Circuit Court No. 2, $6s4.
All the money went into the State
Treasury. although resulting exclusive
ly from transactions in the city. The
City Court, which has no source Of
revenue other than from court bust
ness, had a deficit last year Of S2,3S5.54.
Assistant Attorney Generals Ogle,
Marbury and Philip B. Perlman tried
the question for the State.
City Solicitor Field, who appeared
for the city, introduced a bill at the
last session OF the Legislature to have
the money turned over to the city. II
passed the Legislature, but was ve-
toed by Governor Harrington.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

Hagerstown.-A tall white marble
monument, erected to the memory Of
Thomas Kennedy, the poet-statesman,
who won the fight, while State Sen
ator from Washington county, that
enabled the Jews to hold office in
Maryland. was unveiled at his grave in
Rose Hill Cemetery here by his sole
surviving granddaughter. Mrs. James
Findlay. amid impressive ceremonies
conducted by Morris Brenner Lodge,
No. 21, Independent order Of Birth
sholom, Hagerstown, which erected
the memorial
Colonel William P. Lane presided.
The opening prayer was made by the
Rev. Morris Lszaron, OF Madison Ave,
nue. Temple. Baltimore. The Rev. S,
Hilton Orrick. rector OF St. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, pro
nounced the benediction. State Sen
ator Harvey s. Bomberger, Boonsboro,
and Leo Wineberg, Frederick. deliv-
cred addresses The Hagerstown Mu-
nicipal Band. 80 pieces, played pa
triotic music.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
The Latest Gleanlngs From All
Over the State.
THINGS SEEN AND HEARD

Hyattsville.-At the meeting OF the
Mayor and City Council Mayor Mat.
thew P. Halloran was authorized to
communicate with Representative
Sydney E. Mudd. Of the Fifth District,
and Senators Joseph l. France and
John Walter Smith. urging them to
use their influence in securing exten
sion OF the Anacostia river reclama
tion project to Hyattsville.
II was pointed out that authorization
has been made for this work from Ana.
costa to Bennlngs. The extension to
Hyattsville OF the project, it was said,
would relieve traffic conditions con.
siderably in that coal and other barges
could be used and also would do much
TO improve health conditions by clean.
ing out the marshy acres in that sec.
tion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
Snail, Ravase Washington.

Hagerstown.-Because of unusual
rainy weather a destructive army OF
snails have invaded gardens and truck
patches in practically every section Of
Washington county, according to re-
ports received by County Farm Agent
Thomas L. Smith.
The snails are attacking all tender
vegetables, plants. including beans. let
tuce and cabbages. Even flowers have
not escaped the snails, who eat the
leaves of the plants. County Agent
Smith said there are remedies, but
they are expensive. The best antidote
was sunshine and warm weather.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

Marylanders were among those In
the casualty list announced by the War
Department. They follow
Private Benjamin Kocan, next OF kin
John Kocan. 1916 Aliceanna street,
wounded severely,
Lieutenant John H. Truett. next OF
kin Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Truett. 2l6l
Hoilins stret, wounded degree unde-
termined
Private Irving T. Hull next OF kin
Americus x. v. Hull. 707 East Thirty
third street.. wounded slightly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
Trunk Robbed OF $500 OF Clothing.

Frederick. - Thieves unlocked a
trunk belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin F. Reich on the way from Blake
ly. Ga, to this city and stole $500
worth Of clothing. The robbery was
discovered when Mrs Reich unpacked
the trunk after their return fTom a
trip to Florida. The thieves discrimt-
mated and what they did not care for
was put back into the trunk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06
Two Hurt In Explosion.

oakIsnd.-Fire resultant from an eI-
plosion destroyed the Martin garage
Thursday. The loss is estimated from
$4,000 to $4,000, with about 5000
Insurance A dozen or more automo-
blles were damaged. Dewey Dumire
was hurled out of the building by this
explosion. His condition is serious.
Edgar johnson. chauffeur for L. S,
Dickinson. was burned in an insreCt-
ual attempt to get his car out.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

Centreyille.-At a meeting held in
Centreville this week by the Demo
cratic State Central Committee. G.
Percy Merrick, OF Ingleside, was unan-
Imously indorsed for the appointment
as a member OF the Board Of Educa'
tion Of Queen Anne's county. to sue
ceed DR.. Foster Sudler, deceased. The
recommendation was forwarded to
Governor Harrington. who is expected
to make the appointment within the
next few days.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

Directors OF the Baltimore Chamber
Of Commerce took action for the main
tenance OF the daylight saving, as
is now in force during the summer
and fall months. The directors de-
clare that after years trial 1t has
been demonstrated that the plan is
useful and convenient one to large
majority Of the people. They say
there is no good reason for any change
at this time and. therefore express
their strong opposition to the proposed
legislation to repeal the law
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-06-06

Centreville. Centreville High
School girls defeated two boys Of the
Chestertown High School at tennis in
Chestertown. A game had been ar
ranged between the girls OF the two
institutions, but the Kent county az
gregation lost their nerve when the
Centreville girls appeared and the
boys played in their stead and were
defeated, 6 TO 2. Misses Mary Earle
Feddsman and Edith Hopkins repre-.
sented Centreville High.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25
CO 81 NEMCI JISTE "a RAMEC
NEDAU
RADNA ODPOVED BELGICKYCH PROFESORU
NEMECKEMU KNIHKUPECTVf

Vek6 nGmeckG knihkupectvi dotazalo obeznkem
svych pTedvalecnych zahrannich zakaznk chte
vzati obchodn syky Tento obeznik
dosa take begicti universini profesori
nakupovai pred vakou knhkupecvi pro sebe pro uni
versitu Jeden mich odpovedel takto:
"Odevzdavam Vas dopis ministerstvu poznamkou, ze
universitn knhoyna bya nemeckym voaky vypen6na
N6mc SetTi soukromeho maetku sejn6 iako
uraity zemG Blbec tituem cisaTe mas napfed okrad
pax pomuv velky herec schvaova nesychanym zpn
sobem vSechny zlocny Myslm tedy abychom da
onai tenn organisovanym zod6jGm kteT mas rali tako
wynn zpusobem. Mysim dale, re Yam mic neduzime lee
se duzni nesmine mnoho Pres m6zeme Yam vyja-
dfiti sve ypovrzen a svou nenavst"
Druhy odpov6del:
"Mam Vam sdeliti re preruSui vsechny styky
NGmecke iehoz nesychany postup myslne vyvoane val
by prem6tem opovrzen celeho vzdeaneho svea. Ode
dneSka nereflektueme dia uGencG ktef zneuctil
hordy dstojnkd voaku, kteri penli oupil
a vrazdi bezbranne zeny det'
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SESTATNENl UHL LODOLU MA BYTI
POSLEDNiM PROSTREDKEM.
KIDD PONESE UTRATY STAVKY.

Washington, "a. listopadu Ia dnesni schnze federal
nho navadniho Pamera generaniho fdee staten
ovanych drah Hinese paivoveho administrators Gareda
byo usneseno navrhnou Wade Spojenych S ably zvysen
platu hornikG zam6stnavateGm vnutila.
Ma pfevziti uhlodou vladn kontroy neni dosud po
myseno ale ma to zGsta kranm prostredkem kdyby
chny daS pokusy narovnan sporu sehay. Navrh nara
I'll ma sou oposici kruzch vadniho uTedncva take me-
bude sestatnovaci akce zresi kabneni odporu
tena Rozhodovano bude en navrzenem zvyseni platn
pomeru dnesni drahoe OvSem zde bude
odpor lak delnctva tax zamestnavateG, posednes
tvrd ze 20et pfdavek vzhedem dnesnm pom6r1m staGi
ale sekref prace Wilson priZnav opravn6nos 3o IVY
Semi Posedni pozadave uhokopG znel zvySen
re pdvodnich podminek sevili pnou tfetnu.
Die cislc sesavenych vladimir dfady lie pozorovat
upynuy yden tezba uh ponekud pozveda vydolo
vana byla prave poovcka zasob jako dobch normanch
Jest nepochybno cast mzdoveho zveni bude
bedra du ale die vadnich zprav havne bude posizen
tuGny zsk uhench spoecnos bude dbano ably
nebylo vykofs ovano OvSem zaeM tom, aby zde
stale pfi pouhych sbech, ale stale tax skuteGnost
Mez lidem aspoh neni patma zadna dIvera.
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IWSSl IWSSl WSSl
BCURLIVA DEBATA " DOL.
NORAKOUSKEM SNEMU.

(CTK.) z Vidne, 20. rijna.
V dolnorakouskem zemskem
snemu privedl posi-. Klimes ma
pretres o,azku ceskeho skol-
stvi videlskeho. Promluvil o
Skole podle idealu Komenske-
no a vyslovil nad6ji, re kazdy
rozumny ucitel bude podporo-
vati snahu, ably pro ceke deti
byly take V Rakousku zrizeny
ceske Skoly jen lide omeze-
nj neb "a llepeni narodnostni
nenavisti mohou Sc staveti pro
ii temto samoZrejmym zasa-
dam, re ceske dit6 pa,fi do ce-
ske skoly, stejne jako dite ne
mecke do Skoly n6mecke a tu-
recke do Skolv turecke. Ohlu-
povani deti cizich narodnosti
je t barbarstvim. Az dosud ci-
Mill to Nemci a Mad ari a to
ie take pricinou, re jsou ce-
lem svete nenavideni. (Vykri-
ky odporu.) Zemsky hejtman
Sever zvoni a zada posi-. Xii
meSe, aby neurazel iinych ma
rodnos 81. = POSI-. KlimeS po-
kracuje: To jest take pficinou,
proc pro dtrapy obou techto
narodG je We svete pomerne
tax malo porozumeni a TAX ma
10 soucitu. Recnik prohlasuje,
ze te5ky narod nechce poceSti
vi ami jedineho nemeckeho dl-
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K NARODNiMU SVATKU
%. RfJNA.
;lavno ltni predstaveni " No
vem n3meckem d.vadle.

Dne 80. riina bylo Novem
1emeckem divadle V Praze u
.sporadaao slaynostni predsta'
veni ma osiayu prveho e'vyroci
1rvani republiky Ceskosloven.
ske. VeCera zuca stnila Sc rodi-
ma presidenta republiky 81. DR..
Alice Olga Masarykovi a le-
gaCni taiemnik Jan Masaryk,
"a ochuraveleho presidenta re-
publiky dostayil Sc minister3ky
pfedseda Tusar cleny vlady,
jehoz V divadelnim vestibulu u
vital jmenem vyboru nemecke-
no divadla DR.. Riedl. KdyZ by
Ii hoste uvedeni do lozi. zahral
orches.r nemeckeho divadla
narodni hymny "Kde domov
mnj" a Mad Tatrou sa bly,
ska, jez obecenstvo vyslech-
10 stojic. Pote sehran Mozar-
tuv Don Juan.
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TWS & lWJC { IWSST
LEVNEJSf JfZDNE.

Riditelstvo poulicnich drah
svola ma zitrek schulz ohledne
zlevneni jizdneho ma karach.
Urokovy fond dosahuje jiz W.
Sc S700.0O0, takze die Tayle-
rova planu ku zlevneni dojiti
musi pocatkem pristine roku,
kdy prodavalo by Sc sest jizd
Mich listkG "a 25 cent?. Radni
rakcni vybor bude Sc Ultra
otazkou levnejSiho jizdneho
rovnez zabyvat soucasne roz
hodne, jak mozno uvolnit do
pravu ma squaru. DIE vseho
pfedmestskym karam bude ur
ceno stanoviSte V nektere ulici
a projizdka squarem bude Jim
,zapovezena.
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iWSSl [tt] LWSl
YES MUSf Sc STEHOVAT.

81. Paul, MINI. 23. list. =
Statni zeleznicni komise dovo-
lila dnes draze Great Northern
odstehovati sve koleje nadra
Ii vesnice Hibbing k prove
deni projektu ma prestehovani
vesnice Hibbing do Alice, tax
ably zelezna ruda pod vesnici
mohla byti tezena. Nasledkem
ne5mirne cenv lozisek hrani-
cich vesnice, coz pfinaselo O.
broyske dane Cd ocelafskeho
trustu vesnici, Hibbing byl
Evan nejbohatsi osadou ma sve-
te.
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tete. avSak re ami svych d6ti
media liz germanisova' i. (Posl.
Birbauemr: Sami and6leD y
Pro Widen, pro celou Zemi a
stat ie neslychanym skanda-
lem, .eske deti We Vidni
jsou nuceny stavkovati. proto-
re nemaii skol. (Velky hluk u
nemeckych nacionalistI.) Post
fDtosab: Name rtie@prapos msa.,
viii tax jako Wy, byli isme zvo-
leni 10000 Cechy. = POSI-.
KlimeS: Zlomili jsme ctyrsta-
lete jho n6mecke a kirk neko-
lika Velkonemcu nam take ne
zlomi vaz. Budete-li sale kri-
ceti, presvedcime vas brZy, re
ma zemskem snemu Sc smi
naze mluviti take cesky. =
POSI-. Lutz: VSak sc take brZy
neGeho dozijete. - POSI-. Xii
mes: Nebojim Sc a nikdy jsem
RENAL strachu. Ones mluvil
isem jeSte n6mecky, ponevadZ
ide socialni otaZky, ale pfi-
ste budu mluviti Gesky. POSI-.
Birbaumer vola ma zemskeho
hejtmana: NelZe prece pripu-
stii, adv Zde posi-. klimeS cetl
neco. co mu nekdo iiny napsal.
= POSI-. klimes: Nap sal jsem
i to sam. L mas neni takovych
hlupaku. (Boure u nemeckych
lacionalu.) POSI-. Lutz, Birbau
ner a soudr. chteji Sc vrhnou
ma reGnika, ktereho chranl
truzi cesti poslanci. Ida Sc, ze
' nejblizSi dob6 dojde k na3il-
1ostem. Socialne demokraticti
ooslanci vSak zakrocili a kid
se znovu vraci. POSI-. KlimeS
skoncil svoji rec prohlasenlm,
re ceSti poslanci budou hlaso-
att pro predlohu o utitel-
skych pla, ech. Jednani bylo
)ak odroceno.
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:WSS [t41 WSS
MOVE PUMOVE SPIKNUTf


Filadelfia 23. list. Policejni
superintendent Robinson oZna-
muje dne3, ze objevil move
"cervene' spiknuti k povrazde
nj spolkovych, statnich a NEST
skych urednikd vybusnymi va
nocnimi zasilkami. Pravi, re
spiknuti, o nemz ma spolehli-
We informace, jest rozSireno
hlavne proti urednikGm, kteri
byli V posledni dobe cinni pro-
ii radikalum. Tento "postovnl
terror ma propuknouti kol
Vanoc.
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il v6domi jeiiho chudeho pG-
vodu net6Si. Nyni Sc provdala
"a vevodu 2 Crussolu, nimz
vydala &c ma cestu do Ameriky
kde Sc hodla venovati kinu.
General Pelle nacelnikem
generalniho stabu. General
Pelle, nejvySsi velitel BRAN
nych sill republiky, pozadal 26
rljna presidenta republiky, "a
by iej sprostil uradu vrchniho
velitele; to vzhledem k 'lomu,
re We stavu mirovem, nemz
nyni jsme, nezda Sc generalu
Pelle prilehati k cinosti, ktera
mu NIUE byti sverena We stata
demokratic KEN. - President
republiky odpovedel: Pane
generate. Jelikoz nebezpeci
nepfatelske invase do naSeho
dzemi zda Sc byti St'as ne zaze
hnano, budete zastavat Cd ny
n6jSka podle ujednani ucinene
no mezi vladami republiky
francouzske a republiky Gesko
sloven5ke ufad nacelnika gene
ralniho Stabu. Phi teto prilezi-
tosti jest mi velikym potesenim
vvsloviti Yam sve hluboke u
Znani "a cenne sluzby, ktere
, is prokazal nasi zemi V hod
nosti vrchniho velitele ts.
voj5k. Pfijmete, pane genera
lie, ujisteni me nejvetsi pffzne.
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Roman Cebky Prerova.

Rcman Cebky z Prerova.
Vadycky radd dstneji zaZname-
navame cestu Iclov6ka opravdu
VINO ,nou, nez Icestu vedouci do
Min zivota. Takovou vZnos-
nOu cestou Slal Hedvika Navra-
tilova HornEich MoStenic u
Prerova, iez be sluzebni kniz-
kou ruce 10 letech opustila
svou rodnou pbec. Navratilova
slouzila nekolik let V Praze, a.
lie pax Sc vrastila domu k otci,
kde ieji prib nzni u nj rozpoz-
nall talent a dali il uciti zp6vu
tanci. NavIatilova zatlm ale
81 znechutila! sve rye Geske
jmeno a po lIspesnem vystoupe
nj jako taneIcnice PREVAIL Sc
ia Hedviku Roge. (Bylo smut
ne zaJimave,l jak V naslch do
bach predre publikanskych Ia
kala CHI jmfna!) , PAX vystupo
v2la pohostil lhsku We Lvove, kde
seznamivSi he ruskym ballet
MIN sborem Sc PREVAIL ma
Gaby Desly)s. Potion yystupo-
vala velikHm triumfem V Pa
FIJI Londjyne. Por.ugalsky
kral vyznan lenavaje il svoii
prizni, il ziahrnul nadhernymi
toiletami a sperky. Sve rodiny
sc uz doble svych skvelych Ii
spechu vzd alovala, az Sc k nj
prestala hliasit uplne. Patrne
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NOVY UHERSKY KOALICNf
KABINET.
KRESTANSTf NACIONALISTE MAUI VETSINU

Budapest. "a listopadu = Harlem Husarefn, novym
sesaveny kabne uherskeho mnistersva pozG-
zastupc vsech pockych ale krest an
skvch Macdonald ma povazivou vetSnu Socalse sou
ednym mnistrem tajemnikem. Husar sam byval
drivejSim Frydrychove kabnetu minsem vyuGovan lest
povolanim venkovsky ucite zurnaista prvnm proha-
SEM sbue nova vada svobodne volby uvoln6n tisku
Zprava podava novy dnkaz re Mad'ar vtira vesu
op6n6 reakce vetSna mnisterskeho kabneu nkterak
nebude rozpakovati zavesti monarchscky system.
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KAPTTAN ZNICENEHO PARNiKU
MYRON VYLOVEN. ~

Port Arthur, Ont, "a. listopadu Kapian stroskotan6
lodi Myron, W. R. Neae vyoven by po 20hodinove pavbt
parniku muzstvem lode w. c. Franz Trosetnk
nalezen pn6 vysen 20 mil vzdalen cd msa. kde
katasrofa udaa Take nemoh podat Zadnych zprtv
du posadky potopene lodi bude parn6 iedinym, enz
hubu plavidla prez.
hledani troseGniku pokratuje patroovin SUI
casthuie stihatel ponorek Spoi. Statu & 438.
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POLICE CHRANf CERNf
STAVkOKAZE.
VI cERNE zvEcNENf PusosEN cERvENEHo kRfzE "a vALkY

Youngstown O., 23. list. -
Priruci serifa zahajili strelbu
ma stavkujici ocelarske delni-
ky, kteri napadli cernosske
stavkokaze pii jejich odchodu
z prace V ocelarnach East
Youngstown al jeden delnik
byl strelen do nohy. Jeden Ger
my stavkokaz byl dopraven do
nemocnice nasledkem utrpe-
|nych zraneni a jiny bvl lehce-
il zranen. Dunn jednoho stav-
kokaZe V East Youngstown
byl vcera v noci zniCen poza-
rem zahadneho puvodu. Repu-
blic Iron and Steel Co. oznami
la dnes, re prace byla obnove-
ma v jejim Bessemerove zavo-
de. Plecharna La Belle Iron
Works We Steuhenville O., kte
IA zahalela diva mesice, byla
dneS rovn6z otevrena pracu-
je V kapacite 70 procent, jak
tvrdi spoletnost. Spoletnost
tvrdi, ze vyroba oceli celem
distriktu kolem Steubenville.
Mingo, Follanbee, o., a Weir
ton w. Va. jest op6t v plnem
nrond,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25
BYVALY RAKOUSKY PANOVNlK
MA HOLICKACH.

Geneva, Svycarsko, "a. listopadu Cisar byvale
rakouskouherske fe Kare vyvaci zprvu ze by by
repubce rancouze pozadova ably placela pensi ale
zde jest vseobecne znamo ze jeho rona dfves arcve
vodovs jsou, pokud Sc financi tyce konc provazu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

BOLSEVICI NARIZUJi DVANACTI-
HODINOVOU PRACI

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the 18Th day Of October, 1919, at
the Court House Of said County, in
Lubbock. at which time all persons
who are interested in said Estate are
required to appear and answer said
application, should they desire to do
so.
Herein fail not. but have you be
fore said court, on the first day Of
he next regular term thereof, this
writ, with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
same
Witness my hand and official seal,
at Lubbock. Texas, this 26th day Of
August, 1918.
SAM 7. DAVIS. Clerk.
County Court, Lubbock County,
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