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YIELD OF SORGHUM VARIETIES
IN WESTERN KANSAS

The question of what varieties OF
the sorghums to plant often arises IN
the mind of the Western Kansas
farmer. The Fort Hays Experiment
Station has grown a great many var
ieties both experimentally and on
commercial basis for several years
past.
Red Amber has proven to be the
heaviest yielding silage crop among
the sorghums- Pink kafr is close
second and in favorable years makes
a good grain crop.
Feterita is valued most as a gram
sorghum in dry years and for late
planting Freed Sorghum is another
grain crop highly valued west OF
Hays for its earliness and sureness-
Dwarf yellow Milo is valuable
grain sorghum in southwest Kansas.
1t however, is too often hurt by
chinch bugs in the locality of Hays
and eastward
Dwarf kafir is a little safer grain
crop than pink kafir but yields only
four-fifths as much fodder
Sudan grass has proved valuable as
an animal and pasture crop 1t IS
especially useful for horses More
should be grown for this purpose and
for pasturage. 1t is rapidly replacing
rniIIet in Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-05-29
THE MEMORIAL SERMON

The Memorial exercises held at the
court room last Sunday afternoon was
attended by large audience and
those present listened to an excellent
patriotic sermon delivered by the Rev.
Wade, pastor of the M. E. Church.
The music was furnished by a chorus
and by Mrs Steinberger's orchestra
and was very appropriate and much
appreciated In his opening remarks
Rev Wade spoke at considerable
length upon the bravery and deter
mination of the American soldiers of
both the war of 1861 and the World
war and their willingness to endure
hardships and privations for the good
of the cause for which they were
fighting. He spoke of the returning
soldiers and of those who would not
return, and of the praise, honor and
admiration due them to squit them
selves like men and be strong" in or
der to be worthy of the honor due
them and to be entitled to eternal re-
ward and an eternal home in the fu-
ture- In closing his address he called
attention to the mighty war being
waged by the soldiers of the army of
Christ and of the willingness Of His
soldiers to work and fight for the
good of mankind. He recommended
to each soldier, old and new, the Sa-
vIor of Mankind, as an everlasting
friend and noble example after
which to pattern their lives.
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REVENUE TAX DUE JUNE Is
Bonded AbStracter

Tax payers and collectors are noti-
fed that June Is, 1919, is the date
named for payment of the second in
stallment of income and war profits
and excess profits taxes, based on re-
turns for the calendar year 1918, and
for payment of the second INSTALL
ment of other taxes the first INSTALL
ment of which was due on March Is;
but, since June Is falls on Sunday,
such payments reaching the collector
on Monday, June 16, 1919, will be ac-
cepted in full without interest or pen.
atty. Taxpayers are urged to make
payment on or before that date, and
their attention is called to the fact
that Section $50 (a) of the Revenue
Act of 1918, specifying when tax pay
ments are due, omits the ten-day per-
iod of grace allowed under the former
law Failure to pay the second in
stallment on or before June 16, 1919,
will necessitate the addition of pen
a1ties and interest, provided by
law.
Daniel C. Roper,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
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TREGO COUNTY NORMAL
INSTITUTE

Our County Norrsal Institute will
begin Monday, June End, at $3.50
o'clock in the High School rooms, Wa
Keeney, Kansas
J. H. Nies1ey will conduct; Miss
Irene c. Cloud, of Bronson, Kansas,
Margaret O'Brein, of Wa-keeney
Public Schools and Superintendent A
d. Haas, of P1ainville, Kans-, will in
struct Miss Mildred Niesley will
have charge of the music With this
corps of instructors each working his
speciality you will be assured of a val
uable time.
Special features will be added from
time to time. The State Superintend-
ent authorizes the statement that the
new courses of study viii be here in
due time.
Enroll Monday and get your assign
ments Work will begin at once. We
are expecting every teacher of our
county
Minnie O,NeiI,
County Superintsndent.
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CITY SCHOOL REPORT

The following is a list of the pupils
who were perfect in attendance for
the year 191S-19:
June Brown, Darrell Steel, Arnold
Hillman, Orrine Dodge, Kenneth
Brown, Fred Wineburner, Katherine
Rhoades, Gladys Hillman, Doris Acre,
Clark Brown, Frank Wollner jr., Mil
dred Tripp, Francis Perrine Clarence
Guncke1, Irma Barclay, Nellie Dodge,
MabeI1e Billings, Dalice Poffenberger-
The following is a list of the pupils
of the City School who were perfect
in attendance for the last month of
school
First grade-June Brown, Vernon
Courtney, Wilma Gunckel, Adren
Gardner, Adna Jones, Darrell Steel,
Howard Straw, George Ufford, Glenn
Arnott, Calarice Pickering
Second grade-Orrine Dodge, Theo-
dore Everett Arnold Hillman, Mar
garet Pierson, Anita Shumway, Ethel
Simpson, Lois Steel.
Third : and Fourth grade-Earl
McLinn, Edna Trowbridge, Ralph
GunckeI, Bertha Bertran, Lizzie Boil
lena, Kenneth Brown, Dale Gunckel,
Minnie Morgan, Ruth Parsons, Lola
Pickering, orvil1e Trimmer, Freddie
Wineburner, Beulah Gaswint, BurteIle
Gardner, Kenneth Bach.
Fourth and Fifth grade-CaIe
Bingham, Katherine Rhoades, Edith
Wheeler, Nestor Dewitt, Wallace
Mansfield, Orville Pierce, Thos.
ShuIer, Florence Tripp, Gladys Wine
burner.
Sixth grade-Wayne Rhoades,
Doris Acre, MabeI1e Holcomb, Eva
Hixson, Justina Lynn, Reatha Nor
gan, Earl Wheeler, VIM. Wall and
BueIa Fox.
Seventh grade-BIanche Collins,
Marion Gardner, Clarence Gunckel,
June Harlan, Edgar HiIlman, Luretta
Hixson, Carroll johnson, Elmer
LaRue, Herbert Lucas, Francis Per
rine, Zelma Perry, Don Rhoades, Lot
tie Sweet, Sylvia Trimmer, Frank
Wollner, jr-; Grace WoIlner; Florence
Bach
Eighth grade-Irma Barclay, Lola
Beason, Mabel1e Billings, Sheldon
Campbell, Nellie Dodge, Avis Gas
wint, LaVerne Hillman, John Huff
man, Joseph Huffman, Garnet Lynn,
Mary Mason, Ralph Morgan, Da1ice
PoHenherger. Bertha Sweet, Mildred
Tripp, Esther Lennen-
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ection by the High School chorus and
the benediction by the Rev. Wade,
after which the Alumni banquet was
served in the High School gymnasium.
GRADUATES
**Ethy1 Thelma Bach.
Mabel Annetta Bach
Grace Artie Bell
Fern Elizabeth Barclay.
Edith Beatrice Dennis.
Beatrice Fern Edwards
Marie Gregg.
Lee Wayne Hinshaw.
Lovina Alice Jacobs
! lone Cath1yn Kraus.
Glenn Dale Marquand.
Guy Burlington Marquand.
Mary May Morgan.
mildred Phares.
Beulah Madonna Saxton.
Olga Henrietta Schimkowitsch.
Helen Jane Simpson.
Chester Allyn Stephens
Grace Dora Stephens.
= First honor. ** Second honor
On Thursday evening following the
graduation exercises the annual
Alumni banquet was held in honor of
the class of 1919 in the High School
|gymnasium, which had been very
prettily decorated. About ifty-fve
graduates and the members of the
faculty were served by the Ladies
Aid society.
The address of welcome to the class
of. 10 was given which was followed
by teasts from the members of the
other classes and the principal.
It was decided that the Alumni
erect memorial in the High School
in honor of the members who made
the supreme sacrifice during the war
and upon which could be placed the
name of each High School boy who
served his country in the army or
navy A committee was appointed by
the chairman to select suitable mem
oriaI.
The annual business meeting was
then held and the following officers
elected for the year 1919-2o: Miss
Claire Marshall, president; Lee Hin
shaw, vice president; Eddie Keraus,
secretary and treasurer; Fred Shaw,
historian The happy evening was
brought to close by the singing of
the High School Anthem.
| The reception held at the Prin-
cipal's home Friday evening is an an
nua1 event and is very much enjoyed
by the high school pupils. The even
ing was spent in social conversation
and in exchanging goodbyes. Refresh
ments were served to the students by
/ classes.
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PASSED INTO GLORY

As we stated in our locals column,
last Sunday, May 25th, 1919, the An
gel of Death visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs M A. Teeters and carried
away to Heaven their infant daughter
Della Mercienne. She had been born
at the Hays hospital on April End,
and was aged only seven weeks and
four days when she died. The funeral
service was held on May 26th in the
M E. Church by Rev. w. K Young,
and the interment made in the ColIyer
cemetery The bereaved parents have
our sincere sympathy in their present
sorrow- But as they are true chris
tians,s they must find consolation in
the thought that their darling baby
had the privilege to reach eternal
bliss without experiencing the trials
and aAlictions Of human life beyond
- 6ezksdeX4 ct her fatal nInesa.-
Co1zyex Advance
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THE BEST EVER

The Rev J. H. Oliver, OF Garrison,
Kans., was here Tuesday looking at
his land just east of town. Mr.. Oliver
has owned his land in this county for
many years but says the crop pros
poets are the best he has ever seen
here. He will receive The World here
after and keep better posted on
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EXAMINATION NOTICE

The Normal Training Examination
and the examination for High School
credits viii be held Friday and Sat
urday, June and 7th in the High
School rooms at Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Minnie O,Nen,
County Superintendent
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RURAL SCHOOL EXERCISES

The rural and graded school COM
mencement will be held at the court
house, Thursday, June 5th, beginning
at 2:3O p. M
Mrs Hattie NJ. Mitchell, Dean of
Women of the Pittsburg Normal
School, will give the address,
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SHERWlN- WHLIAMS
kExPAR

is the varnish for you to use. Eel
will not become gsnnmy under heat
will not crack in extreme cold; will
not turn white when wet.
A fs1lI line Of house paints, wall
paints, varnishes and enamels carried
In stock
w. w. GIBSON
The Re<all Store
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County superihtsnd ents
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The regular Quarterly Communion
will be celebrated at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning, June
1st, In connection with the morning
services.
sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7=15 p- m
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nNPERIALlSTICKE SNAHY MARSALA
HulDENBURCA.
PRAGUE PRO NASTOL ENf VILEMA
We VESTFALSKU.


Berlin, 80. ledna. - Nedosta
tex uhli v celem Nemecku jest
tax hrozivy, re v pr. tonne do
be zatlacuje do pozadf veske-,
re .iine otazky. Velke tovarny v
cetnych mestech musely zavr!-
ii. Ia dnesnf DOLBY vydoluje Sc
V ruske uhelni oblati meme jak
10000 tun "a den, kdezto v do
be valky Sc vytezilo $4,000
"a casu mi1.u dokonce $4,000
tun. Jista berlinska tovarna ma
brykety prohlasuie novinach,
ze hleda 10000 delnfki ma pra
ci We svych raselinistfch, ale
prihlasilo Sc jich jen $50, ae je
v Berline samem ma 18O, 900 nc
zam6stnaneho lidu, ktery Jest
verejnou dobrocinnosti fiancne
podporovan.
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TkI cESTf BRANCH v SE-
ZNAMU RANENYCH.

Valecny department pokra-
cuje v ohlasovani americkych
ztrat We Francii, ackok.v prizna
ii slusf, ze v poslednich zazna
mech vyskytuji Sc jen lehce ra
:lenf. We vcerejsim podobnem
seznamu nachazi Sc 5eden&ct
jmen Cleveland'anG a mezi t9-
mi trf ce$ti iehce raneni vojini.
Jsou to: Ed. Hovorka, 3143
rap. SO ul.; Karel Jedlicka,
1902 Hulda Ave. a A. Vojaf1,
3033 Meyer Ave. Vsech Cleve-
]and'anii We valce zivot svdj po
zbyvsfch je dosud 557, rane-
nych 927 a nezv4stnych 462.
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Pariz,, 29. ledna. - Zdejsi
list Echo de Paris piSe, re mar
Salek Hindenburg Sc nepokryte
snazi. ably po sejiti Sc nemecke
no Narodniho shromazdeni do
pomohl byvalemu c:sari opet
ne k ztracenemu trinu. V plan
zasvecem jsou nejcelnejsi pru
myslnici We Vestfalsku.
Posledni RISKY kanclef "a ci
sarstvi, prime Macmillan Baden
sky stane sc asi kandidatem ma
trad presideta nemecke fede-
ralni republiky sice Y voleb
MIN lfstku samych nemeckych
socialnich demokratd a neme-
ckych demokratd. Proc jej tyto
dive strany prave nominuji, je
nevysvetlitelnou zahadou. W.
pravuji o tom depese dosle z
Vidne a Berlina.
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!lteri {zavazai sc zaistit praci
vnjinun 2 armady propuste-
nyn a rritomne zahalejicim.
Jakmile povetrnost tomu dovo-
=, verejne prace budou podni-
iHany & 3oukrome podniky v pa
uE nutnosti bankami finance
vany. Pouze domaci lid bude
k pracim v Ohio mailman Wy,
slouzilcum prednost bude da-
vara. Temer veSkere okresy v
Ohio mali prografnu SVEN
stavebni projekty jeJ chz usku
iccneni We valecne dobe neby-
10 nome. Nyni vsak, kdy mir
ja v Gohledu, podobre okresni
m6stske prace budou zada-
vany aby veteranum vyzivy sc
do-talo d mOznost nespokoje-
nosti V ,idovych massach Sc cd
stranila.
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NOVA DELNICKA STRANA

Clevelandska Federace Pra-
ce zavede zvlastni referendni
hlasovani ohledne zalozeni
nistni dsln;cke strany, kteraz-
to strana mela by We SVEN pro-
gramu zruseni nuceneho odvo-
du, vseobecne vojenske odzbro
ieni, rozhodovani o valce re-
ferendnimi volbami, konfiska-
ci prijmu vic jak 100000 a
zalozen{ mezinarodni d9lnicke
ligy. Podobne delnicke organi-
SAGE existuji jiz v New Yorku
a Chtcagu a zakladaji Sc tez v
iinych velkomestech americ-
ktch.
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VYSETROVAM
VELKE POROTY.

Ma podnet guvernera Coke
nase legislature pozadana bu-
de o zmenu kterehos zakona,
ally vysetrovani "zlocinne VI
ny"v Cleva'andu mohla Sc u
imout zvlastni velka porota.
Statni snem pozadovanou znae
nu uG nj dnes, nacez vysetrova
nj zde dostane Sc do urciteho
oroudu.
Svaz ml5tnich pravniki spo-
lecn6 obchodnl komorou usta
rov1 zvlastniho pravnika, KITE
ry bude fidit dotcene vysetro-
vani.
Advokatni komora kona
d~es 7v,astni schulz "a niz bu-
iou &c sva7u vy'ouceni asi tfi
praynici. zabyvaiici Sc. p.-ofe-
sionclnim rucite'styim a rizny
mi nepoctivym' praktiky v scu
dnim ovzdusi.
Obchodni komora se svole-
nim pol. nacelnika vypisc zv.a
;::ni odmcnu ma dopadeni arci-
!otra J. Grogana, jenz podilel
sc ma vyloupeni pokladny u
General Baking Co. IL. ledna
noci a nenz Sc pravi, ze ma
tez ma svedomi ploupenl vyplat
ciho Ed. Pejsy cd National Pc
karske spolecnosti.
Meststi detektivove zatkli
vcera diva autoisty, jmz bude
dokazovano, ze v nedeli v noci
ma Fleet Ave. uchvatili a zneu-
zili 17,etou Marii Versovskou
a pr1vodciho teze, 17leteho
Jos. Podojila, 1888 vych. So
III. spoutali, ably ohrozenou div
ku hajit nemohl.
Ia pos,edniho pol. tazeni
protf nezadoucim zivlim po-
slano jedine do m9stske pra-
covny 208 tulakd a pobehlikn.
Warrensvillska robotarna ma
pritomn6 738 sverencd, mezi
n:miz je 80 Zen.
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RECULOVANf REKY.

Mestska opravci komise "a
vcerejsi porady schvalila ere
gulovani ricniho proudn' de
planu (. 2, kterymzto planem
Guyahoga nebude sic primo
narovnana, kterym vsak neko-
lik milionI dol,ard Sc usetfi.
Die planu cislo prvnf m6sto pri
mym regulovanim muscle by
vyvlastnit vice tovarniho ma
jetku, cemuz druhym planem
sc pfedejde, ackol.v regulace
reky nebude rovna, nybrz v ne
kolika mistech nalomena. Po-
de prvniho planu regulace Re
Ky. roztala by tovarni majetek
Theodore Kundtze, American
Ship Building Co., Cleveland
Provision Co., nakladni nadra
Il B. & O. a zeleznicni n&dvofi
Wheeling & Lake Erie, COZ vse
'1amanou" regulaci odpadne
a mesto, okres a vl&da zpiso-
benz tim asi $10,000,0O0 USE
tri. S regulovanim zacne Sc ma
jafe a novostavba Lorasn-Hu-
ron viaduktu bude rovn9z letos
zahajena.
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NOVA CERMANSKA REPU.
BLIkA.

Berne, 80. ledna. - Brun-
svicky kongres vojakd a delni-
ctva prohlasil novou severoza-
padni republiku. Novy statni Il
tvar sc rozprostira cd Harzcke
no pohori k Severnfmu mon a
obsahujeHamburk, Slesvik Hol
styn, Cast Saska a Altmark. Ia
lozen jest ma socialism, a komu
nismu. Severozapadnf n6mecke
republice nedostalo Sc dosud u
znani z Berlina spociva jen
ma docasne moci.
IWSS] [WSSl
NOVA Epidemic v AMERI-
CE.
Ze vsech casti statu dochazeji
zpravy o pozoruhodn6 epidemi
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z 'KAZATELE VOJAK.

Pred valkou O. C.. Jones byl
kazate,,em v methodistickem
Aostele na Franklin Ave. a ne
kolik mesicI po vyhlasenf ne
pratelstvi prihlasi9 Sc v tabore
Sherman jako polni kaplan v
kterezto hodnosti rev. Jones
odjel take do Francie. Nyni
vsak vychazi ma jevo, re rev.
Jones Sc duchovniho stavu
VIDAL Ipin6, stav sc radovym
vojiner,. Pritomne slouzl We
Franci. v signalnim sboru jake
porucik a armadu vic opustit
nemini.
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MSS MS MSIS)
AMERIKA VARUJE RUSKO.

Washington, &c., ledna. -
Spojene Staty hrozf odvolati
veskerou pomoc poskytovanou
rdznym ruskym republican
skym stranam, pokud nepfi-
stoupf Timed ma Wilsonnv ma
vrh, sm6fuj{cf k zakonteni ru-
skych zmatkd pomoci schnze s
bolseviky, a spojeneckymi dele
gaty. Usneseno bylo TAX ma dne
Snf diplomaticke schtzi.
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ECa SEVICI OBSkDILI OREN
BURG.
Soolenci v Archandelsku musi
Ii ustoup'ti 10 mil ma sever.

Ulnsk, Sibir, %. ledna. (Opo
zdena zprava) - Orenburk,
hlavni mesto stejnojmene Via
dy, ma pravem brehu feky Ura
lu, bylo obsazeno bolsevickyn1
vojskem. General Dutov, veE.
tel odddild protibolsevickych
mesto vyklidil a ustoupil sme-
rem severovychodnim.
Archandelsk, 20. ledna. -
Americke a spojenecke oddly
operuj CT jizne cd Archandel-
ska vcera vyklidily Segovarsk
a ustoupily 10 mil ma sever. Ru
da garda ostreluje spojenecke
posice u Taraseva a Tulgasu.
Ustupujici sbory zastavily Sc u
vesnic Vystarky Ust Samy ma
druhe strane feky Vagy, kde
Sc opevnily. Nova spoienecka
posice chranena jest velkym le
sem, kterym v zine proniknou
ii jest holou nemoznosti. Vzdor
prudkym mrazdm prichazf k a
merickym a spojeneckym lini-
i'm velky pocet uprchlik1, z
nichz mnoz{ mrazem a hlady
hynou. Vypravujf o velkych re
zich zpGsobenych bolseviky, ia
koz ze bolsevici bombarduji
m9sta stale, az v Mich nepritele
jiz neni.
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'Mssl AS, Mssls!ll M!sl!l
.EATcEN v Chicago.

Chicazska policie zatkla po
dstnGho vylamovace poklad.en
Clyde Shipmana nemz zdejsi
po'ic e je presvedcena, ze po-
lnahal Groganovi a jeho lupic-
ske tlupe "a plenu v General
Baking Co., kdy pekarske one
spolecno I'll $4,000 z pok!adny
bylo odcizeno.
Inspektor Sterling pojede
do Chicago dnes, s.by zatcene-
70 ku procesovani do Cleve-
iandu privezl. Shipman znam
je trestEim dradim v ce,em
Soustati jako nepolep3telny
bandita nejhorsiho kalibru.
Ms!9l Ms!9l W!!'sss) W!!'sss
- ~,A~H-~u1
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W,SS] [WSS)
WSsl [WsS] "
We FRANCII ZUSTANE AR.
MADAV SfLE 100000
MUzU.

Pariz, 20. ledna. V arma
de Spojenych Statd, ktera je-
ste zdstane We Francii az do u.
zavfeni definitivniho miru, bu
de slouzit 100000 Americana.
Zpravu tuto dodal jisty promi-
nentni Glen parizske americke
osady listu Intransigeant, ktery
il minule utery v sloupclch svo
jich otiskl.
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Til sta tricaty prvni pluk pc
sich, pozistavajici z cleveland
akych vylosovanych branc1 ma
..vice, vyjel dnss rano z tabora
Mills, Long Island a do naseho
nesta zavita Ultra v devet no.
din dopoledne.
Prijede ma Union nadrazi cd
kudz bude pochodovat ulicemi
dolenniho m9sta, kter&zto vo.
jenska parada potrva tricet
r.nut.
Vrativsf Sc p!uk zdrzi Sc v
Clevelandu dive hodiny, natez
pokracovati bude v cest6 do
Sherman, kde v nekolika
dnech bude rozpusten a trvale
domd poslan.
Ma Union nadrazi nasi bran
icl uvltanl budou mayOrem a ]e
ho kabinetem, jakoz zastupci
ruznych korporaci a obchod-
mich svazd. Divky ku Cervene-
mu Krizi pn.nalezejici poda-
ruji z Francie vrativsi Sc voji-
my karafiaty a ce,,y svah cd u
ILion nadrazi bude' pestrymi
csrstvymi kvety vystlan. N6ko
Xix hudebnich kapel k vitAni
jiz objednano, cetne vojen-
skych i civ.lnich spolkd dostavi
Sc ma nadrazi vlajicimi narod
mimi is,sausz ebnimi vlajkami a
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cele dolenni mest0, cely 60
chodni mas sired bude dekoro-
van.
Priced branch bude ohla.
Sen vyzvanenim ma pozarnich
staniclch a jekem tovarnich
piStal v celem m6lt6.
Kapitan H. P. Shupe, pred.
seda vo'enskeho vyboru OBJ
chodni nasi komory, uvitavsi
oficie'ne pluk y pristavu new.
yorskem, vratl Sc domd dnes
rano a pr'tomne doplnuje uvi.
tact program.
331 pluk po SVEN zitrejsim
rrfjezdu y.,ahne cd Union ma
.lrazi k zapadni 8 ulici, cd.
kudz bude pochodovat k Su.
rerior Ave. a ma square, nacez
preksoci Ontario Ave. smerem
k Euclid Ave. a bude Sc ubirat
k vych. 9 ulici, Prospect Ave.,
vych. IA ~. a zaS k Euclid Av.,
levate uiici a Superior Ave.
DO 6 ulici ma Lakeside Ave. g
zpet ma Union nsafazf, kde 81
stane az do sveho odjezdu.
33l pluk clevelandskych pc
Sich pfiveden byl z Francie do
md p,ukoynikem H. A, Hane--
yanem cd pravidelne americke
arradV. t# MF {.
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POZDRAV z NEMECKA.

Cleveland'an J. F. Nejedlfk,
slouzici u 324 pluku pes{ch, "a
slal nam dnes pozdrav u Ne
mec. Krajan Nejedlik je totiz
u tretf okupacnf amer. divise a
jeho pluk rozlozen je taborem
v mestecku Dierdorf biz Ko-
blence v Poryni. Pise nam, ze
Sc ma dobre a pani Nemci ze
jsou krotci, zamlkl{.