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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Olson, in charge of the
ladies massage at the Hot Springs
hotel, has returned from a trip to
Sweden.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Does the -four you are using
make good bread? If not, why
not try that Kansas flour sold by
Roberts Bros?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

The price of silver being up,
and bound to go still higher, and
the mining boom having started
here, there being more men going
to work up Virginia Canon and
Chicago Creek than at any time
during the past 20 years, these
bargain prices will not last long.
Better buy while prices are down,
as property is sure to advance in
price. The L. A. Hafer Inv. Co.,
No. 2l5 18th Ave-, Phone Idaho
90J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
Bread 2 for 15c. Roberts Bros.

Big reduction on price of 2x6s.
Best dry block wood in the city.
Idaho Springs Lumber Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
Count Your Pulse.

A newborn bnhy's pulse should beat
from 1870 to 40 times per minute;
year-old child's liz to 1870; n four
teen-year-old's 50 to 30; an adult,
from 20 to IS. and an aged persons
from co to 75.-Woman's World.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
SUNDAY II A. M..-Presbyterian Chul
Union Service
AFTERNOON SESSION. 2:I5-Me.l,odist Church

215 Song Service-Mrs P. Kneisel, Georgetown.
Address of Welcome-F. H. Donthorne.
Mrs R Sutherland President
Prayer-Rev. Charles Hardesy
2O Chous-"My Own United Staes-Sunday School
Address"The Bible n Sunday Beavs.
Bible Study
$40 Song"Bringing in the Sheaves'-C Congregation.
35 Address'A Mans Responsibility His Community
1886 Song"True-H Hearted Whole Heartfelt Congregation
340 Address" Contributing Elements''-E T. Albertson.
of Committees.
Business Session I Pledges work.
Report of Treasurer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
EVENING SESSION 7:3o-Methodst Church

7:3O Song Service-Wm. Buxton, Silver Plume.
F j.. Martin
Music
500 PaperSome Pedagogical Greene
Discussion of Paper-Duncan E.
Address"Men Organized for j. Nugent
$40 Song"Rescue the Pershng Congregation
S:45 Address.Niy Responsibility r. Albertson.
Election and Installation of County Officers.
Song-"Batte Hymn of the Republic" Congregation
Benediction-W
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
Clear Greek County
Sunday School Convention
Saturday and Sunday. June 7. 8. 1919


Raly-SATURDAY EVENING. 8 P. M-Meshodist Church
Song-"Onward Soldes'-Congregaon
Scripture Reading c. l. Spessard
Prayer-Rev. j. Martin.
Song
Paper-.'The Boys Sunday school'-H M Thurson
of Paper-Rev Charles Hardesty Plume
Shepherd Lead US" 677-Congregaton
Address-C.
Song"I Love to Tell the Story No. 544 congregation.
Address, General Secretary
Song-Take With YOU
SUNDAY 10 A. M.
Regular Sunday School Sessions
SUNDAY II A. M,-Presbweran Church
Union Service
Hymn No 60 Rest and Gadnesss' '-Congregation.
Scripture Readng-C J.. Nugent.
Prayer-Dr. H. S. Beavis.
Chorus-Sunday School Pupils.
Announcements. Offering.
Hymn No. 197-"Stand
Address "The a Goal'-E. t. Albertson.
Music
Benediction-Rev j. Martin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Bread, 2 for 15c Roberts Bros
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06
OWN YOUR HOME

1925 Colorado ST., modern :. s270O
2Ol6 Virginia St, modern. 1900
1887 Virginia St........... 140O
12S Colorado ST., modern. 1850
2229 Miner St, modern. $40
1903 Virginia St, modern. $50
2433 Miner St, modern $50
2O66 Wall St, partly modern $50
Virginia Canon, 4 rooms 125
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

When in Denver take pains to
notice the bakery displays and
notice the prices, and then do us
the kindness to compare the same
with the quality of our goods and
our prices. On fancy cakes we
can offer you superior goods at
much less than you are asked to
pay in the capital city. Ask those
who know.
Roberts Bros. Grocery Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Have you tried the good ice
cream at the Idaho Dainty Shopf
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Miss Leota Nankervis and her
aunt. Mrs Cushman of Denver.
were visitors here few days early
this week, and left Wednesday
for Kansas City to join Mrs. j,
Nankervis. Miss Leota has accep-
ted a position in the schools here,
and will have charge of the third
grade.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Rugs and Carpets cleaned by
the Big Five compressor. s cents
per square yard. Called for and
delivered. 7. A Jones, Phone
Idaho l53 W.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Carson and family
from Texas will occupy the cottage
recently vacated by Mrs Earl
Ingels and Beverly. The Carsons
were here last summer. Mrs. In
gels and Beverly are with Mrs
Harry Hanson, while Mr.. Ingels
is at Breckenridge, as he says
living conditions there are not
such as to lure a family from
Idaho Springs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
AMHERST

AMHERST, VA. March 1.--Mrs. J. w.
ris. were in Charlottesville last week.
the, guest Of Miss l:ugcnia Cox:
Mrs. Lewis Hornc-, of Washington,
ningham.
Mrs. Leon Campbell. OF Sandidges, is
vile
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cooley and little
OF Mrs. Cooley's father. r. II. McCraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Scott last week
accompanied their daughter. Mrs. Vic
tor won Gemmingen to her homo in
Miss Gladys Mays spent several days
with friends at Shipman this week.
Blair, spent the weekend with reia-
tives in stanton.
Mrs Mrs. ,,,r Richard h! Taliate,ro. Jr. OF
week on'account Of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Murden.
Lieutenant Taylor Harrison. of Nor
u. II. Harrison.
Mrs; J. r. kent has returned to
Lynchburg. after visiting friends here.
o. V. Hanger is out after an illness
OF several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs: Richard Taliaferro. sr.
We're Wer Inc r. we p, guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs; Emma Bowers. who has been
Spsndsing the he, winter with Mrs; F. F.
~ toi ~ HCnDuIS 1onQay
to be the guest of Mrs. John J. Will
liams
Robert B. Crawford. former county
demonstrators for Amherst. returned to
Staunton Wednesday. after visiting @.
III. Brown.
Miss. Nena Ware returned wednes-
day from a visit to relatives In
Orange
MrS c. r. Gannaway was the guest
or friends In LynchburE this week
Misses Kate Taliafcrro and Eliza
beth Ashlin spent the Weekend with
Mrs. w. u. Brodic.
Miss Ella Myers was in Richmond
sunday TO attend tho Billy Sunday
meetings.
Miss Grace Ware. OF Madison
Heights. spent tho weekend at her
home here.
Gordon Ware has accepted n posi-
ton with the Harris Woodson Candy
Company, in LynChburp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

MortfneiIi Sings Tomorrow Night
Giovanni Martinelli who will sing
In concert tomorrow night at the Audi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
HARRISONBURG
Especial to The Times-Disn,t

Especial to The Times-Dispatca.1
HARRlSONBURG. March 1.-JudEc-
Advocate Marvin Smithy was visiting
in iiarrisonburs Thursday. He was
en- route TO his homo at Lawrencevillc,
where he, will spend a tcn-day fur
Tough with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Wager have re-
turned from trip to Birmingham,
points.
:, DIR. Graham Jarman. OF North caro-
Una. is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jarman, OF Elkton
Mrs. Roberta Lauck and daughters,
Lorcna and Beatrice. have gone to
lexington. where they will make their
future home.
Carl W. Myers. who recently re-
cstred his honorable discharge from
Lue Myers. in Bridgewater. He will
RETURN shortly to Richmond
MISS Fannie StallinEs. OF Washing
Stallings. at the State Normal School,
Miss Laura Payne has returned to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
for the safety first maxim.

for the safety first maxim.
RoNicEing fun. songs and dances Will
he the Offering OF Fields and Fcnton,
TWO merry minstrel men, with a lot
OF good songs and stories.
Then there is the remarkable dis
play OF lightning manipulation by the
Pickfords, cquilibriSts OF new school
who have original ideas and their own
original way OF presenting them.
Comedy, novelty and variety combine
to make the weekend bill equally al
Turing. Dora Hoffman, comic opera
prima donna, will be a prominent fea-
turc OF this bill. Eccentric character
comedy, with lively songs and dances
VIII be supplied by the Three Farm
eTettes, trio of funny females. who
have scored q big laughing hit in the
larger cities. but are unknown on this
circuit The dramatic feature of the
show VIII be the presentation by Mary
Howard and her company OF the
comedy sketch. little Pal" Ben
Deecy & Co. In '"Tho New Bell Bov"
have boistcrous. knockabout black
face comedy turn. and rounding out
the bill Will come the Upside Down
Millcttes. giving whimsical. fan
tastic exhibition of skill. agility and
daring. defyinE all tho laws of gravity,
experimenting the vaudeville enter
tainmcnts. there VIII be the usual mo-
tion-picturc displays. including fast
ana tunny photo farces and the latest
releases of tnc Pathc news Service.
Mnrtfneili Sings Tomorrow Night
Giovanni Martinelli, who will sing
in concert tomorrow night at the Audi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
ONANCOCK

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.l
ONANCOCK, VA. March l-Mrs
friends Wednesday. Seven tables were
engaged at cards
Mrs. Oscar l.. Powell entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Clarence p. Curtis gave a card
party Thursday
Mrs: John w. Gest was hostess 70.
the Thursday Afternoon Card Club.
Mrs. Mil ton Lewis and little daugh-
ter arc being entertained by Mrs. Otto
Elman.
Mrs. Edna Robertson and three chill
drcn: guests OF Dr. Edgar w. Robert
son FOR month. returned to Baltimore
Monday.
Miss Cccille Parker. who wa, quito
sick with influenza in Portsmouth, Va,
IS now with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs; John. w. Robertson and little
Miss Sue Robertson arrived homo from
a month there with Dr. John W.
Robertson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
BIG STONE GAP
[ Special to The Times-Di

ISptciaI 20 TINS EXTRAORDINARILY
BIC STONE GAP. VA. March 1.-Mr.
spent sunday afternoon in Norton, With
Mr. and Mrs. J. *. Taggart -"
DR.. karl Stoohr has been spending a
rev days In Cincinnati on business
Mrs ]. Proctor Brown is ylsltin =
Mrs. j. G. McFcrrin, in Bristol. .''
Mr. and Mrs. @. c. Honneycutt spent
Saturday and Sunday in Scott County.
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Cherry. OF Morton. spent FRIDAY
here. visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. W.
Kelly. -
Miss Ruth Robinson, OF Norton, was
the weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w
Z. Goodloe, W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
proud mother dilated to all tho guest,

proud mother dilated to all tho guest,
In turn on tho wonderful achievements
OF her son. Look at tho prizes he
has won" she would say: and each
guest would be forced to follow her
to another room where Willic's prizes
were on show. Chief of all was u silver
cup that stood in tho center. What
That? Oh. that was for running"
answered the proud parent And who
presented it to him2" questioned tho
inscription. "Well-wo did" was the
slow response s and then. as, tho guest
sec. Willie certainly would have won.
but he didn't hear the starting pistol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Washington, after visiting In town
Mrs. Caroline Showalter. OF Paris
III. 10 visiting DIR. and MIS-. Albert
Mrs. Frank NJ. Sublett and daugh-
ter, Nancy. who have been touring the
state of Florida. arrived home last
night
Arthur W. Myers. who returned from
overseas service several days ago:~is
visiting his parents. County Treasurer
Main Strpct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

fore. brought by tho Wednesday Club
will sing to an audience familiar with
his charm as singer anti actor. but
Marvin Alaazel is now being introduced
personally to Richmond music lovers
who heretofore have known him only
through the press.
Tho program follows:
Aria. Celeste Aida" from AIDA. Verdi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Wonderful Willie,
On Willic's twenty-frst birthday Z,
party was given In his honor. and n IS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11
WSs,sl vs.: ,M.l:Ss,S, l. rs,
SENATOR j. c. SPOONER
ZEMREL.

ZdejSimu Plain Dealeru sc
telegrafuje, ze V New Yorku
zemrel dnes rano 80 minut pc
jedne hodine byvaly spolkovy
senator John G.. Spooner z Wis
consinu, skonavsi We veku 7G
let. Pro mas zprava ia ma zvla
stni zajimavost faktem, re ex.
senator Spooner byl vzdy o.
svedcenym pritelem CechG a
zvlaste wisconsinsli start mas
osadnici re mali jej We 'vdecn6
upomince. Sen. Spooner byl
tez duvernym pritelem rovnez
jiz zesnuleho ceskoamericke.
no publicisty a byvaleho misto
guvernera p. Karla Jonase z
Racine, Wis.
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lEWls!sS'S!sl lEWls!S'!s WysS!!l !! y!'ls|!!
DAN z PRfJMU POMUzE
SKOLAM.

Zakonodarci Z naSeho okre-
SUI nevenuji akci mistnich Skol
mich 1fadu ohledne upraveni
berni otazky zadnou zvlastni
pozornost, ponevadz maji jiny
plan, ktery Skolni finance NIL
ze vzpruziti. Jsou pro to, ably
skolni prirazky hradila dan z
prijmd a nikoli dan majetko-
va, jakz nase skolnf rada ma
vrhuje a o kteremzto navrhu
hlasuji dnes rodice skolnich di
tex. Dnesni hlasovani nebude
miti tudiz zadny vliv ma nase
poslance a statni zakonodarce.
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IWSS. -TWSS]
VLADA VERBUJE STUDEN
TY.

Pristi pondell naCe!nik verbir
ske stanice, plukovnik Shuttle
worth zahaji rekrutyrku pro
vsechny vojenske obory. Vlada
potrebuje 1000 novacku vyssi-
no vzdelani, studentu z kolleji
i mestskych vyssich ucililist'
jimz hodla poskytnout odbor-
ne vojenske vzd6lani jak ma
cvicisti, tax We vojenskych Sko
ZACH. Branci bez vyssiho vide
lani nebudou do tohoto dobro-
volneho odvodu prijimani a
technikGm bude davana We
|vsem prednost. Dalsi podmin.
ky sdeli verejnosti verbii
|Skuttleword "a poledni svt
prednasky V Hippodrome pri
| Sti pond6li.
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RALON EXPLoDOVAL.
Tri jinosi z Elyrie tezce popa-
leni.

Vrchni elektrik Ed. Burnet]
nachazi Sc We vladnich sluz-
bach ma letisti u Wingfoot je-i
zera bllze Akron a vcera chtel
vyzkouset Let noveho balonu,
zhotoveneho ma objednavku
vojenskeho generalniho stabu,
kteryzto balon mel konat sig
nalni sluzbu v kterems armad-
MIN lezeni v Texas. Dotceny
balon priletel k Elyrii vcera
|odpoledne a ponevadz mu plyn
uchazel, snasel Sc pozvolna k
zemi, vzdor tomu, re aviatik
Burnett zbavil Sc vsi pfiteze.
Balon zakotvil ma prerii "a
mestem a brzy po tom shluklo
Sc u neho mnozstvi mestskych
Ilidi, zvlaste mladikG. Burnett
varoval sic kuraky v zastupu,
ably planouci doutnlky neb ci-
garety odhodili, 16lety K Mey
ers vsak neuposlechl a nasled-
KEN jeho lehkomyslnosti kata-
strofa nasledovala. Plyn z ba-
lonu uchazejici cd Meyersovy
Isigarety Sc totiz vznal, balon
|vybuchl a horfci plyn zasahl
celou fadu lidi, z nichz tri
It6zce byli popaleni. Mezi mimi
naleza Sc pGvodce melody, da-
lie F. Croel a VIM. Kay. Vsich-
nj tezce popaleni odvezeni do
Memorial nemocnice, kdezto
18 lehce popalenych nachazi
Sc V domacim osetrovani. Ba.
lou byl znicen uplne, takze
ztrata $4,000 obnasi, ktera5
Ito Ztrata neni nikterak pojist6
ma.
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'cEskY' Hosfk AuTEM IA.
HUBEN.
6lety Stanislav RIzicka, 346O
independence Road prisel o Il
zot blize sveho domova.

Vcera odpoledne udalo Sc
blize domu cislo 346O Indepen
dence Road politovani hodne
nestesti. Sestilety Stanislav Ri
zicka, jehoz rodice bydli We
vyseuvedene residence, hral 81
V ulici We spolecnosti ditek re
sousedstvi a re prebihanf teze
zachycen byl automobilem kite
rehos sofera a temer ma miste
zabit. Hochovi rozbita byla leb
ka mimo to utrpel tezka vni.
trni zraneni, take skonal dri.
i've nez lekarska pomoc mohla
Sc uplatnit. Jmeno dotceneht
autoisty nebylo policii ziistene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11
sMo,los3 s.Ms,l ls9s ,WyynSsosI yysS
PRO SVOBODU IRSKA.

Clevelandsti predaci irskeho
pGvodu a poctem 200 konali
vcera v Opera House duvernou
schuzku, "a niz usneseno "a
lozit zde fond, smefujici ku
osvobozeni, osamostatneni ir-
ske zeme. Clevelandsti Irove
hodlaji skolektovat $4,000 a
V ceIem Soustati as $3,OOO.O00.
Zdejsi sbirky "Pratel ir5ke' sa-
mostatnosti" budou zahajeny
"a. cervna, "a kterezto kolek-
ce budou cinnymi irsti du-
chovni, majici We SVEN cele bi
skupa Farrelly. Ia vcerejsi
schuze V Opere recnili pravnik
Mooney, sud- Gull a DR.. Law
lor a vsichni vyvozovali, re sta
vajici plany svetoveho miru
prospfvaly by Anglii prede-
vSim a Liga narodu ma podnet
Anglie re pfipadne musela by
udolavat i narody samostatno-
sti Sc zbrani V ruce Sc donna
haiici.
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J! MSs !!:; s MSSl Tvs:
PUVODCE ATENTATU
ZATCEN.

Ma vladni pokyn zatcen byl V
Toledu kterys nemecky anar-
chista, O nemz Sc pravi, re ma
zehl pumu u residence naseho
Davise. Podezrely muz
bude do Clevelandu privezen
dnes a krizovemu vyslechu
pred distriktnim soudcem po-
droben. Data vuci zatcenemu
sehnana byla detektivy v b.
stone, Filadelphii a v 6inych
mestech. Panuje tez domnen-
ka, re dotceny 1kladnik zat-
cen byl ma podnet kterehos u
davace, jenz podobnym uda-
MIN hodla ziskat $4,000 cd.
meny ma usvedceni praveho pa
chaJele vypsanou.
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WSS! - WSS
|ZAKAZ POULICNfHO PRO
VODU.

Mistni socialisticka organi-
SAGE chtely 4. cervence pora-
dat velky poulicni pruvod, k
nemuz vsak nedojde, pone-
vadz reditel Sprosty nutne po
voleni parady nevyda. Ucini
tax ma zaklade ordinance rad
niho Jaroslava Zmunta, die
niz kazdy prdvod must byti pc
veren nasimi bezpecnostnimi
|organy. Zmuntova predloha We
sla platnost vcera, kdy mayor
Davis il podepsal a tax zako.
mem ucinili. Predloha vzala
svdj pdvod kratce po majo
|vych soc. demonstracich ma
|SQuaru.
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POzAR II STANDARD OIL
esK Gh1r co,
Veiiky sbsh lidi okoli Broad
way a vych. "a ul.

Vcera vecer vznikl opet POI
Ear ma nadvori Standard Oil
Co. pod ceskou Broadway a,
blize vych. "a. ulice. Nasled-
KEN pretopeni vyhrevnich apa
ratd petrolej v jedne nadrzi Sc
vzhal a rude plameny a kotou
&c cerneho dymu vyrazily do
vyse ustrednim bezpecnostnlm
kominem, s nimz vsechny ma
drzky jsou spojeny. Ohen jed
nu chvili salal do vyse az $50
stop a dusivy kour snasel Sc
ma cele Crotonsko j distrikty k
nasi Broadway pfilehajicl,
kteryzto fakt zlakal k pozari
sti tisice zvedavych sousedu i
lidi re vzdalenejsich ward.
Dotcena nadrz obsahovala
175,0OO galloni precisteneho
oleje a pouze cast tehoz byla
v cas- hasici a zrizenci Stan
dard Co. vypustena. Meststi
hasici byli k pozaristi rovnez
zavolani, ii vsak omezovali Sc
jen ma potirani mensich ohn1,
horicim odletajicim petrole.
lem ma vsechny strany nadvori
zanesenych. Pozar uveden byl
pod kontrolu v hodine, takzo
skoda ma majetku jen $4,000
obnaSi. Hasicske hlidky zdsta.
ly vsak u pozariste celou noe,
ponevadz byla obava, re roz
palene nadrzce ohen povstane
ZnOvu.
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MSS M!!!!s! [MSS +! !!!:,;
POMERY v MEXIKU.

San Francisco, Kal. - Vse-
obecne Sc soudi mezi zdejsimi
|lidmi, kteri mali v Mexiku ne
jake obchodni zajmy, re nova
revoluce Villova nema velkeho
vyznamu re Sc pomery v ze-
mi uklidnuji a nastava doba,
kdy nastanou mezi MIN a Spoj.
|Staty vztahy pratelske. Pravi
Sc. re "a posledni dobu slo do
Mexika mnoho americkeho ka-
|pitalu. Lide kteri byli drive
pro vojenske zakrocenf, pricha
zejl k jinym nahledGm. Pou-
kazuje Sc ma to, re to nevyhnu
telne vezme dlouhou dobu,
nez-li Sc zem6 uscadi. Spoj.
Statam vzalo to po obcanske
valce trinact rokd, nezli mohli
zahaJltl placenl kOvOvymi pc,
lnezi, dvacet rokG, nez mohli
Ipotlaciti banditstvi a rdzne ma
lsilnosti, ktere ma jihu nasled-
KEN valky vznikly a skoro diva
Get pet rokG, nell nastal zivot
hospodarsky a prGmyslovy. V
Mexiku mdze vSechno pokraco
vati mnohem rychleji, pone-
|vadz zeme ma k ruce pomoc ci
ziny prostredky civilisace, ia
ke pred pull stoletfm nebyly
znamy. Ia veliky dspech po-
vazuje Sc zvlaste, re Mexiko
Istahlo vsechny sve bezcenne
papiry a a zavedlo placeni tyr
dou menou anebo papiry zla-
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NABYTKOVE
LACE.

Prodavame primo z tOvarny "a toVar
nj ceny prvotrfdnf spolehlivy nAbytek
jen s malou prirazkou "a prodejnf Wy
DEF. Mas prodejnf plan jest jasny, Wy
hvbame Sc vsem zbytecnym vydajum.
jako drahe prodejnf mfstnosti. vytaho-
vadla. vedenf knih atd. Nase Zbozi
vykladame V dome a AZ pokojfch, po-
blfze obchodnf ctvrti 4 prodaVame
VAN primo tovarny.
Nemusfme 81 vymSsleti ruznSch
predstfrek, abychom VAN nab1zeli la
ce. Navsteva Vas presvedcf.
Ukazeme Vam velkt v&klad parlorn.
jfdelen, Ionic, slunnHch pokoju o.
rechu, mahagonu a vseho druhu dubu.
Nektere jiz "a $500.
Prepychove obecpane Calounove da-
venporty. zidle i houpaky potazene Ca
louny prvotridnf hodnoty IA ceny sku-
tetn6 mike. Rakosove davenporty, I'll
die a houpaky calouny potazene "a
tovarnf ceny Loznicove sety re vsech
druhu drfvf od $500 a vzhGru. Pc
rove vlozky, matrace, vse uplne po
$17.50. Kozene houpaky jiz od $21 90.
Dresry 30 $3.50 Soubory do jfdelen
po $500. Postelove davenporty jiz ga
O kterfch Sc nemuzeme Zmifovau.
Navsttva Sc VAN vzdy vyplatf, ba
vice, budete skutecne prekvapeni ma
Sim podivuhodnFm vylozenfm "a TAX
LEVINE ceny.
Re koupi nejste ma zadng zphsob
y6Znni
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!.WSS,] -EWSSI
ZASTRELIL LUPICE.

Do grocerniho obchodu pani
Marie Wallerove ma Miles Rd.
v Bedford Heights vlamali Sc
dnes casn6 rano diva lupici a
V krame tom odciZili mnozstvi
doutniku jineho zbozi. Kdyz
lupem svym dali Sc ma ustup,
vSiml 81 jich zeleznicni detek-,
tiv Frank Gorsek a svedl ODE
ma putku, "a niz jeden bandi.
ia byl zastrelen a druhy lehce
raneny, dial Sc ma utek. MrtvC
la zabiteho vyckava ztotozne.
nj v marnici Richardove, 8142
Broadway.
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:PouLlcNf NEHoDA.
Obc. Frant. Rybak, 1855 Mar
tin Ave. zransn padem 5 vozu.

Z -, ;
Starickeho. pana Frantiska
Rybaka 2 cisla 4356 Martin
Ave. potkalo vcera v poledne
nestesti. Kdyz povozem svym
jel po Roland Ave- bllze vych
65. ul., predni kolo jeho vozu
Sc nahodile rozpadlo, nasled-
KEN cehoi p. Rybak sritil Sc
8 kozliku ma dlazbu a utrp6l
pohmozdeniny tax vazne, re
musel byti do nemocnice sv
Alexise dopraven. Tyz eta jiz
II rok a vzhledem k vysoke'
mu veku stav jeho je dosti po.
vazlivy.
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!WSsl Is s IWSSl !! Is S;
DlVKA UTONULA.

Ctrnactileta Marie JanuSov-
skych Berea koupala Sc wee
ra We spolecnosti nekolika
svych spoluzacek v rybnicku
Cleveland Stone Co. a brzy pc
SVEN vstupu do vody utonula
JanuSevska odvazila Sc totiz do
hlubiny, kde krece il zachvati
ly. Nez ostatni divky tonouct
mohly pomoci, Marie zmizela
v hlubine a telo jeji dosud ne.
bylo vyloVeno. JanuSevskych
bydli V Berea ma Prospect Ave
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VALECNE ZAHRADKY.

DOmaci Zeleninove Zahrad-
ky osvedcily Sc "a valky po te
tax, ze jest budoucnost jejich
zarucena, iak soudi vladni ko-
mise, ktera Sc jejich zakla-
dani a udrzovani starala. KO-
mise dokoncila jiz sve prace a
V techto dnech Sc rozesla. V
roce 1917 oznamila komise ia
3,5O0.00O takovychto zahrad
We Spoj. Satech a ieiich vynos
odhadla ma $350,OOO.OOO, prti-
merne 100 dollarG ma kazdou.
V roce 1918 bylo jich jiz vice
5,285.000 a Ease byl prlmerny
vynos po sto dollarech. Jsou
to ovsem jen odhady. Nyni Sc
oznamuje, re v tomto roce bu-
de zahradek meme ma pocet,
ale "a to znacne Sc, rozsirily
rGzne zahrady obecni, mestske
a podobne a myslenka tato do
chazi obliby stale vetsi. Take
stoupa domaci zavarovani. V
roce 1917 bylo tim sp1sobem
zachovano 5OO.O0O.O0O kvart1
zelenin, v roce 1913 mnohem
vice, 1,45O.O0O.OOO kvartn a
letos jsou vyhlidky ma vytezek
jeste vetsi. Predseda rozcha-
zejicf Sc komise, Peck, Sc wy
slovil: "Je to novy pramen
potravni zasoby, ktery nema-
10 pomIze k vyzivovani sveta.
Ze vsech zprav da Sc souditi,
zeF valecna zahradka promeni
sc v zahradku mirovou a bude
TAX trvala jako mir SAM"