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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-07-11
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

liS 1SloCiI Wy alu iiOI III Duoy WIN
ing people; their churches do not
look as if they catered very much to
men like you and me; the services,
especially the parallel readings from
the Bible and from Mary Eddy's
Science and Health are more potent
sleep producers than chloroform
their testimonial meetings smack Of
patent medicine antics.
"Christian Science is not likely
ever to become universal cult be-
cause it is too abstruse; it is
summed up in formulas which may
be child's play to Spinoza or Will
liam James, but they are too elusive
for the ordinary individual. God
is all God is good; therefore all is
good and there is no evil With
such doctrines you can never cap
ture masses. 1t seems to me that
on the same basis, Christian Science
could with one fell stroke do away
with poverty, in this manner: God
is infinite and is all God surely can
not be poor. Therefore, there is
no poverty! Strange reformers
have never thought of this.
''It resolves itself to this-Chris-
tan Science could prove everything
it claims, provided you admit their
premises. Father Ryan once told
me that he could prove to me the
divinity of Christ just like mathe-
NAUTICAL formula. This sounded
very interesting to me, but he want
ed me to accept his methods OF
proof, he wanted me first to admit
that whatever is in the new tesla
ment must be true The discussion
ended right there
"The best thing you can do with
Christian Science is ignore it. Those
whom we lose to that creed we
would lose anyway.
Sincerely yours,
Harry M. Davis"
We both agree and disagree with
our friendly correspondent. We
agree with him in his observations
on the character of Christian Sci
ence and it's doctrines and on the
absence of all danger to Judaism
from that quarter. We have very
plainly stated our position on this
matter in Our essay on "Jews and
Christian Science" If Christian
Science cannot convert all Chris
tianS in fact has not WON over &c
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Emf cred as second-class matter at the
post office at Minneapolis. Minnesota, un-
der the act of March 3. 1879.
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kraovske osady massachusettske
Prelozi Y. S.
Prelozil V. S.

Ipomenouc sc bidy sve souze
nj sveho, v spravedlivem hnevu
|svem zpretrha fetezy, jimiz ma
ltele i duchu po veky jest pou'
ltano a mrskajic mimi zoJroc6
Ivatele a zatemnovatele sve, ia
ko Kristus mrskal znesvecova.
tele chramu jerusalemskeho
vyzene a zaplaSi je az ma Q.
kraj okrsku zemskeho. Ten.
krat nastane dlouho ocekavany
a vroucne kyzeny zlaty vek
clevecenstva."
Hluboko vpadle oko umiraji
|ciho muze planulo ohnem We
lsteckym, hlas jeho znel mocne
a jasne jako zvuk zvonu, I'VE
slujiciho lidu jeho vykoupeni a
drive ma smrt blede tvare jeho
ipolity byly ohnem vnitrniho
lnadSenl
Chvili tax vytrval, upiraje o
ko sve ma oba fanatiky, kteri
jake obzalovani pred prlsnym
soudcem zraky sve k zemi sklo
pill a We tvari bro bledli, bro
Sc cervenali
Marta pohlizala ma otce sve
no nemym ustrnutim, kdyz
|skoncil, vypukla opet v srdce
tommy plac.
Mario, ma - dcero jiz
Ite opoustim; = polib mne je-
ste na-posled." Marta jej Ii
bala, zachvacena a zdrcena V
|srdci SVEN zoufalou bolestl.
Hlava mu sklesla ma prsa, ma
cele vyprystily krupeje stude-
,neho potu,, oci sc mu obratily
V sloup - smrtelny chrapot
Ivydral Sc mu re stlsnenych pr
sou - stareho, slechetneho
privoznika nebylo vice.
Marta sklesla ma mrtvolu sve
no otce; silly il opustily, omdle-
la. -
| Zdaz Sc pri '1omto vyjevu V
zlotrilych fanaticich hnulo sve
! domi? Jako zlodejove, vlastni-
ho stinu sveho Sc deslci, vykra
! dli sc re zalare, biedi a ma te-
: lie sc tresouci.
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KAPITOLA XIV.

Jaky byl zatim osud hlavni
osoby nasi povidky? Jak INA
mo, zachranil il alechetny 1ndi
an prave V okamziku, kdy
dravost fanatikG >spary sve po
nj vztahovala, ably il pohltila.
V osamelem wigvamu Indiana
byla Alice aspon najakou do
bu bezpecna. Pritomnost lndi-
anova byla jen pfivoznlkovi a
Fitz-Reymondovi znama a wig
vam jeho stal takovem ukry-
tu, re jen zcela zylastni naho
'dou objeven byti mohl. Byla
to hluboka rokel ci siuj sraz-
nymi skaliskami uzavrena, k
!niz vedla velmi neschudna a
misty houstinami a divokou re-
YOU zarostla stezka. Byl k nj
Ipohodlnejsi pristup cd re-
ky, do niz sluj Sc jaksi dstila,
ale jelikoz toto usti bylo velni
Itesne, ana sluj dale cd brehu
Sc zatacela a teprve, v toto "a
toCine vigvam .Cerveneho Kfld
Ia stal, byla i S teto strany pred
slidivym a vyzvedacskym O.
KEN sdustatek chranena. Ger
vere Kridlo jen zridka opou-
stei ukryt svuj po zemi, nejca'
steji tax cinil po rece V male
kanoi, jiz mel ma konci sluje I
krytou.
Uplynulo jiz nekolik dni ot
krvaveho vyjevu V zalari pro
testantske inkvizice. Ale trav
la cas- v rozmluvach S Ohnivol
Muskou, ktera 81 krasnou te:
! ce souzenou divku tax zamilo
l vala, re by byla pro nj dala Z
: Vot. Jakkoliv Alici tato odda
most slechetnost divochu vel
) kou byla ulevou, trapila s
] prece nevidouc nikde vychod
: ste z tohoto tezkeho zkousen
0 Cvrcek prinaSel il pravideln
n vzkazy od matky jeji, ktere 6
a lie znely truchlive, nebot' ne
0 boha pani nenohla odolati ia
O prudke bolestne rane osudl
}. 'roznelnohla Sc nebezpecne.
- (Pokracovani.l
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
bungalow, salon, jidelna, ku-
chyn, koupelna, / bedrum do
le a jeden nahore, tvrde podla
hy, China kabinet, elektrina,
fernes ma plyn a ma uhli, upra-
veny lot, slepicnik a garaz. Ce
ma S4700. HlasCe Sc v elsie
1886 E. 1873 ul. v Mt. Pleasant
6-26
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PRODA Sc veskere hostin

PRODA Sc veskere hostin-
ske zarizenf, kandry, bence a
pod. Mnohe hodi Sc do obcho-
du Sc zbozim striznim neb gro
cernlm. Kdo muze potrebovat
tyto veci, usetri 25 proc. nal
dolaru. Haste Sc v mistnosti {.
AZ Public Square. 6-25
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PRODAJf Sc diva move jedno-
rodinne domy, kazdy sedmi
pokojich ma vych. lao. ul., vse
krasne a moderne zaflzeno.
Kdo koupiti mini a prohledne-
Ii 81 kterykoli z techto domu,
zaiiste koupi. Cena levna a
podminky vyhodne. Blizsi sde-
II Jos. Holat, 1890 Washington
Park Boulevard. Tel. Union
229-R. =?
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti svet-
nicich koupelnou. Lot je 35
pri 13O strevicich, vse moder
ne zarizeno. SIeny pokoju rue
nj malba. Cena velmi levna.
BlizSi sdeli sc V elsie 3468 w.
100 ul. z Clark Ave. - Tel.
Edg. 1898 j. 6-25
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PRODA Sc moderni dvouro
dinny dunn po 5ti svetnicich a
koupelnou, tvrde podlahy a fl
nish, vSe zavedeno. Cena velmi
levna. Haste sc V els. 1925
Finn Ave-, Tel. Broadway 793
J. 6-26
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PRODA Sc elektricke plan,

PRODA Sc elektricke piano
lItere mono pouziti pro Ice
Cream Parlor, mono hrati ma
ruce. .Je pouze rok stare malo
uzlvane. Da Sc "a hotovych
Zavolejte Lorain 1887
w. aneb prijd't te do els. 1901
Storer Ave, vchod po strane
nahore. II
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy muz
ma praci ma farme. Haste sc u
The Vlchek Tool Co. 1O709
Quincy Ave. 6-26
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TVRDOHLAVEC.
(ObraZek re zivota vesnic-
keho.)
(POkracOvani.)

NIOkIdCOVdNl.)
Temna noe rozestrela perute
'sve po zemi, nez dobrodejny
|spanek nechtel Sc snesti ma Vi
|cka statkarova. Straslive, tenn
Inc obrazy vyvstavaly V rozbou
rene jeho mysli, srdce jeho
ltlouklohlasite zimnicne a
kdyz ranni slunecko ozarilo
Iloznici, nedosel statkar jeste a
nj minutu pokoje a odpocinku
la vsechny ty paprsky, jez tax
lprivetive zlaJo rozsevaly pc
|stenach, ,neprinaSely sebou a
nj jediny paprsek nadeje a pc
techy pro zlomene srdce stat
|karovo Byl prilis slabym, nez
ably Sc byl mohl ma lozi vzpri
miti; tax byl vysilen ia kratky
ten okamzik pral 81 touzabne
ably nemusel jiz vice Z loze
vstati,a zdalo Sc mu to nej-
vetsim dobrodinim, kdyby V
hodine te klesnouti mohl ma
rue smrti. Casne z rama opusti
la Bartosova loze sve a chvata
la k rychtarovi, ably jej prosi-
la "a usetreni nest astneho mu
re. Nebylo zapotrebi SLOW, neb
rychtar jiz byl u sebe ustano-
vii, re nijak nepouzije prava
soudem mu prirknuteho.
"Jsem tomu rad" pravil,
"ze ia neblaha pre- jest skonce
ma, vsak pral bych 81, ably Sc
byla jinak zakoncila. Nechci
vam ami vlasu ma hlave zkfivi
ii, nechci ami halere odskodne
ho, Bartos necht' svoii We sna-
tex sve dcery Sc synem svym
a bude vSe vyrovnano; klidne
a spokojene muzete pax ma
SVEN statku oci zavfiti a chci
vysouzene to pole Marii dati
venem, ably ma vzdy zustalo
pri statku vasem. Rad chci vse
uciniti, aby konecne deri nase
st'astny byly - nez bojim Sc,
re Sc hlava Bartosova media
tax snadno obmekciti a IDA Sc
mi, re jej nestesti nynejsi je-
ste zatvrzelejsim ucinilo."
S novou nadeji V srdci spe-
chala Bartosova v pruvodu ry
chtare domu. Vstupili do loz-
nice Bartosovy, sotva re ten
TO zahledl sveho nepritele, l.
hned odvratil cd neho hlavu
ma druhou stranu. Rychtar po
daval mu ruku ma smirenou,
on il vsak neprijal a ma po-
zdrav nem6l odpovedi. Klidny
mi slovy a co nejsetrneji opa-
koval rychtar pred Bartosem,
GO byl jiz zene jeho prislibil ;
konecne pripojil prosbu: ably
zanechal stareho hnevu dial
svoleni k snatku dcery sve Sc
Isynem jeho.
"Pohled', Bartosi," tax kon-
ell rychtar, "potom zustane
statek lvuj temz stavu, jako
nyni, i muzes ma mem klidne
ziti az do sve nejdelsi smrti
IOdkazes jej pax dceri sve a u
cinis il st'astnou. Chci Sc vsech
naroku ma statek tvuj pred sou
dem zrici, chci vysouzene po.
lie TIVE dceri venovati CO dan
svatebni, chci zkratka vSe uci-
nit, jen abych to vedomi Sc
bon do hrobu wal, re jsem sve
| die V nestesti neuvrhl. Nebud
ii ty zatvrzelym, Bartosi, roz'
mys,i Sc a zijme V pratelstvi'
Statkar naslouchal hlavou
stale odvracenou. Prsa mu moo
ne pracovala, pravici krecovi
tie sevrenou pritiskl k celu. BY
Ilo patrno, re We Vnitru lehC
Ivede Sc kruty a rozhodny BOZ
Mel Sc poddati a dedictvi otce
sveho zachraniti, ci chopiti Sc
izebracke hole odtahnouti ze
statku, ma nenz otec jeho Sc
'narodil zemrel, ma nemz
sam Sc narodil, ci mel svemu |
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PRODA Sc dum. O 6 poke.
PRODA Sc:

S175.OO mluNici stroj "a $500
$4,000 mluvici stroj "a $500
$125. 90 mluvici stroj "a $65.0O
S95.OO mluvici stroj "a S55 90
$500 mluvici stroj "a $45.OO
Rekordy 10palcove, obou.
strane po 45c, Jelly 2 pakllky
15c, uplne move. Haste Sc
elsie 1901 Storer Ave. $50
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PRIME Sc uzenarsky del
mix. Haste Sc v els. 5O15 Fleet
Ave. 6-26
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DrObne
Oznanaky

HLEDA Sc divka neb zena
ma vypomoc v jldelne. Haste
sc v elsie 4749 Broadway.
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PRODA Sc move zhotoveny

PRODA Sc move ZIlOtUVeIly
dun sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatreny We
zkvetaiicim okoli v Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podnlnAy velnli mlrne. Hla
ste Sc Il F. Dohnala, 3672 E
13l u.
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PRODA Sc move postaveny
dum pro dive rodiny ma Yoan
Ave-, blize Lorain Ave-, pax
mann diva jednorodinne moder
nj domy vhodne zafizene.
Blizsi sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715
Dennison Ave. 6-27
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky a
dlvky ucit Sc Sit ma masine.
Haste Sc v elsie 3249 E. 40 ul.
Josefa Pikla. !?
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MLUVfCf STROJ S II rekor

dy a samohraci piano We velmi
dobrem stavu prodam "a hoto-
We velmi LEVINE. DlizSi sdeli Sc
v elsie 34O7 w. 49th st. v zad
MIN dome. :?
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PRIJME Sc 5 masinarek, A
divky ma rucnl kazajkovou
praci a jeden zehlic. Haste Sc
v elsie 1908 Finn Ave. GIG
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PRODAJf Sc til zahradnic-
1e sklenniky S kvetinami a
vsim Zarizenim. .Pozemek meri
til ctvrt6 akru. Obchod dobre
zaveden. BlizSi Sc sd6li V els.
3175 E. 116. ul., blize Kin
sman Rd. :!
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sTRANA 3.

jmouti ruky TIVE v almuznu
to, co muj otec, co ia jsem Cd
jakziva v drzeni mel. Vezmi 81
svdj dvur, DEF no do prodeje,
vydej no cizim rukam, vzdyt'
jsi cd soudu dostal k tomu pra
vo, nechci tt v nicem pfekaze-
I'll. Vsak ia najdu jeste, mistec
ko, kde bych skloniti mohl hla
WI svou, aniz bych tebe musel
prositi, abys mi k tomu svole
mi dial. At 81 mole dcera vezme
syna tveho, vzdyt' jest dobre,
'nemohu tomu braniti, avsak
mou kletbu necht' vezme We
Iveno! Zde jsi zvitezil, avsak
tam nahore sejdeme Sc pred
jinym soudcem ten mezi ma
mi rozhodne.
Pri tech slovech pozvedl ru
ku k nebi, vsak nahle sklesla
ruka hlava jeho umdlenim ma
Ipodusku. Zarazeni stall tn ry-
chtar i stara Bartosova a slova
InesmiriteIneho statkare znela
jim stale jeste v usich CO hruz
ma oZvena. Marne Sc namahali
zmeniti umysl statkaruv; ja-
no Zena placem rukama
Ionic jej zaprisahala, vrhla
Sc ma loze, objimala nohy je-
no, prosila, ably neslapal zbuh-
darma stestl cele rodiny - mic
naplat, nezlomna byla jeho VII
lie. Predsudky East, jez s MIN
vyrostly, jez zivil v sobe po ce
~ svuj zivot, byly silnejsi a
mocnejsi, nez vsechny prosby
a domluvy = mimi chcel Ii
ii az do hrobu.
Stalo Sc podle vule statka-
rovy. Ia nekolik nedel po po-
slednim marnem pokusu smirO
vaclm byl dyur We verejne draz
be prodan a rychtar jej pre-
wal "a velmi vysokou sumu pc
nez. Znal dobre stareho Barto
Sc a nezlomnou jeho mysl a
presvedcil Sc o mem, ze lpi ma
zdedenych predsudcich, i ne
mohl mu to konecne We zle Wy
kladati.
"Jeho srdce," pravil rychtar
pri jedne prilezitosti k svemu
synu, "neni ami TAX zle, jako
zatvrzele a jeho zdedena East
media v mem vzniknouti zadne-
mu jemnejsimu citu. Nechci
jej privesti ma mizinu; jedinc,
co mohu uciniti - nebot' kaz
dy smirny pokus Sc dosud roz
bill jeho tvrdosijnost = jest,
re pri drazbe vyzenu cenu "a
jeho statek do nejvetsi vJsky
a koupim jej tax sam. Vim,
jakym bremenem dluhuv jest
obtlzen a mnoho-li ma mne
kupni ceny pfipadne; a proto
muslin cenu jeho CO mono do
vysky hnati, ably po zaplacenl
vseho jeste aspon tolik zbylo,
co by prave ma slusne zivobyti
.nenapravitelneho toho tvrdo-
.hlavce vystaciti mohlo. Ty pax
muzeS statek prevziti a Ma
rii ma mem hospodafiti."
Jak rychtar ustanovil, tax
sc i stale. Starek Bartosuv byl
tax draze prodan, re lide mad
pocinanim rychtarovym povaz
live hlavami kroutili, dusuiice
Sc, re jest to vecny hfich, "a
prodluzeny sratek tolik penez
Ivyhoditi. Avsak umysl rychta-
ruv by2 dosazen; Bartos byl ma
stara kolena zaopatren a on
sam neutrpel tim konecne tez
velke ztraty, ponevadz nepoGl-
tai nikdy ma odskodne "a Wy
souzene pole a vsech narokll
ma ne Sc vubec vidal. Zena Bar
Itosova byla uplne zasvecena
do celeho planu rychtarova,
;vSak zachovavala We veci te
pred muzem svym uplne tajem
stvi. BartoS "a tn dobu mnoho
pfetrpel. Myslil prvnim Okla
mziku, re to neprenese pres
l L y
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PRODA SE pelsna holStFn-
ska krava, 1:c.na pfiSti lneslc.
Haste Sc v els. 1927 Corlett
Ave. IL
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mame-li k staremu prlvozniku
poslati lekafe. Abych Sc upri.
mne primal, bylo by mi milej.
81 byvalo, kdyby nuz Opratkuv
aspon pal coule hloubeji by]
zajel. Chap ten mi nadalal nej
vetsich starosti. Smelly, odvazli
w, poctivy mezi lidem obli-
beny, mohl by snadno, byv ma
svobodu propulsion, proti nam
vystoupiti = a tn by Sc nam
zle mohlo vesti. Myslim, aby-
chom sc drive k nemu podlva-
Ii a sami Sc presvedcili, jake
povahy jest rama jeho. Cim de-
lie Sc vec potahne, tim hufe
MIN; az uvidime, re mu neni
pomoci, pax budeme moci po-
slati pro lekare, ovsem jen tax
ma oko."
Huskinsovi Sc tento navrh IL
bill. Predstoupfi tedy prohla-
sill, re Sc musi drive co komis
zorganisovati a do zalafe vyda
ii. Pribravse 81 jesle jednoho
z urednikG a pokynuvse zalar
nikovi, opustili sin ubirajice Sc
do vezeni Gilesa.
Kdyz sem prisli, nalezli O.
pratku stuhleho a v krvi lezl-
ciho, Gilese pax primknuty-
ma ocima jakoby polosnu.
Sramotem zburcovan, zvolal
starec hlasem chraplavym:
''Prived'te mi mou dceru, pro
vSe ma svete vas "a to prosim,
mou Martu, me jedine dite! Ia
chvlli nebude mne vice = cl-
tim, ze zivot kvapne z I'll mych
miZl - rama - ach ia rama
mne sJraslive pail - pit chci,
pitt"
Zalarnik, jehoz srdce truch-
livym vyjevem tim tax zmeklo,
re mu ukanula slza, wal
dzban s vodou a napojil umlra
jiciho. Huskin sa Sloucher sta
Ii bez pohnuti; kamenna srd-
'zde jejich neznala lidskosti, me-
znala soustrasti. Vzdyt' to by
10 jejich dilo - ten umlrajici
starec. Oni byli tez vrahove je-
no. Proc jej litovaCi?
Sloucher poseptal Huskinso-
vi nekolik SLOW do ucha, nacez
tento pokynul zalarnikovi ne
jaky rozkaz mu udelil.
Zalarnik vysel komurky
Ma teze chodbe vrzly dvere,
Divci vykrik rozlehl Sc po We
zeni. V malo okamzicich vrazi
la do vezeni otce sveho Marta
sc zoufalym srdceromnym
skrekem vrhla sc ma prsa sve-
no umirajiciho otce.
Byl to vyjev tax hluboce
tax desne tragicky, re zadne
pero jej nevypise.
Neboha divka teprve po chv
Ii mohla vydati re sebe hlasu
"Mui otce," zaupela, libaji'
umirajiciho ma sJydnouci cello
"ty neumres, nesmis umrltN
zanechati dite sve co sirotka '
moci lidi zlych. Jeli buh spr;
vedlivy a milosrdny, on mus
niti slitovani Sc mnou, bezbral
nou divkou musl Zachovat
mi otce, bez nehoz podobn'
jsem ptaceti, jez divoky vich
uchvatil."
Potoky s,z prystily Sc z kr
snych ocl jejich prudke stk
nj dusilo jeji slova.
Umirajicfmu slarci, maIc1
mu milovane dlte po bokl, Pc
trne sc ulehcilo. Snazil Sc pc
vstati, ale nemohl, lee S pom
ci dcerinou. Posadiv Sc nam
hanim, hladil il chladnou RI
kou svoji po hebkych lickach
mekkem hedvabnem vlasu
privina il krecovite k prsout
svym, pravil hlasem rozerv;
nym jedva slysitelnym:
"Neplac, milacku muj, nef
rekui mad smrti otce sveho. M
sci isem padnouti CO obet' +
- ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25

PRODA Sc ma splatku dunn
o trech pokojich, velky be-
drum, sklep, voda, plyn. Cena
$500. Blizsi sdeli JOS. FLIP,
1923 Dolloff Rd. v Zadu. 6-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25

PRODA Sc zarizeni do u
radovny, desk, zidle, velky
still tez velka lednicka. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 5638 Broadway,
zadni budova "a Oulem. 6-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
STORAGE FURNITUREi

Name ma sklade zvlaStni a vel
mi cennou vec "a ZvlaSte lev
nou cenu a sice: tri sety kras
ne mahagonove, loznicove, kite
re musi byti prodany do lott
dni. Jejich velmi snizena cena
je cd S98.50 do S237.50. Stoji
"a prohlednuti. Prijd'te k Me-
tropolitan Furniture Storage
Co., 1926 Broadway, vedle
"Sveta' 'aneb O blizSi vysvetle
nj zavolejte Union 2O8 w.
6-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25

PRIME Sc 100 divek. Zku
sene nezkusene, dobry plat
i pri uceni. Haste Sc u The
Peerless Box Co., 1928 E.
SIS. ul. 6-27.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25

PRODA Sc cihlovy dunn O 6
ii pokojich, vse moderne zafi-
zeno. Lot jest 40 pro 2O5 sire
vicich. Haste Sc V elsie 1922
E. 131 ul. V Mt. Pleasant. 6-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-25
PRODA Sc dobre mahagon

piano, uplne zachovale. Haste
Sc po seste hodine vecer aneb
v nedeli dopoledne v els. 3611
T.. SIS ul. 6-25
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05

How the spread of live stock dis
eases in the United States is largely
controlled and sources of infection are
stamped out is explained by the bu-
reau of animal industry of the United
States department OF agriculture. APP
proximately 100 employees of the bu-
reau. engaged in the work, are sta
toned at the principal live stock mar
lets of the country.
All receipts of cattle sheep. and
swine unloaded in daylight are in
speeted at the time of unloading, while
all those yarded at night are inspected
carly in the morning, before any trad
ing takes place. Outgoing shipments
are reinspected before loading, and
holdovers are reinspected in the yards
each day until disposed of.
The principal diseases for which in.
spections are made are foot-and-mouth
disease. anthrax, scabieS of cattle and
sheep, cattle fever, and hog cholera.
If any symptoms of these or other
communicable diseases are detected
all affected or exposed animals are
segregated and treated. or otherwise
handled in accordance with depart.
ment regulations.
Officials of the state in which the
shipment originated are Immediately
notified. as we'll as department field
forces in that territory, and every eff
fort is made to trace the origin of the
infection. In this way centers of in
lection are located in most cases, and
the spread of the disease to other
premises and herds is usually prevent
ed by the prompt application of appro
pirate sanitary measures.
During the last fiscal year ended
June 80 1918. inspectors of the bureau
of animal industry made 3S,T0o,3S-
inspections for contagious or commu
nicable diseases. and supervised T03,
431 clippings of cattle and sheep a
market centers. The vaccination O
254,731 hogs against hog cholera anC
the dipping of these hogs We're alst
supervised, in order that they nigh
be shipped to country points for feed
ing without danger of spreading tn,
disease. In addition, great number
of horses were inspected for infuenza
in the effort to control that disease AM
reduce losses from it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05

imal diseases or some other impor-
tant activity connected with agricul-
ture or stock raising. The state vet
erinarian is also ready TO give advice
and assistance in the diagnosis and
control of outbreaks of disease, and
IN nearly every community there is a
veterinarian who should be called on
when needed. All these agencies ex-
ist for the purpose of rendering assist
ance To the live stock owner, and his
losses could be minimized if he would
utilize them to greater extent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05
HOW MANY WOMEN DO you KNOW

Who can say they are perfectly well2
Il am tired all the time, - am 50
nervous it seems as though | should
fly, = can hardly drag around to-
day and all such expressions. are
characteristic of women who have over
taxed their strength until headaches,
baekache, nervousness, dragging
pains, Irregularities and the blues,
symptoms of a female weakness, have
developed. Women who are in this
condition may rely upon Lydia Z.
Iinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
store them to health and strength.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05
Team Work Wins.

1t is easier and more economical to
prevent the introduction of disease in
to Il herd or flock than it is to elimi-
nate it. Every possible precaution
should be taken by the stockman TO
prevent the introduction of disease on
his premises. In recent years animal
losses directly or indirectly from dis
ease have amounted to more than
$2o0,o00,000. annually. but with proper
team work between federal, state and
local authorities and stoekmen these
losses can be promptly and greatly re-
duced.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05
AVOID LOSING MILLIONS

The misuse of the by-products
of farm crops during the past has
caused American farmers to lose
millions of dollars annually.
Nothing offers greater opportu-
nifty for increased and moro
economical production of farm
meats and dairy products than
by the more effective use of
such products. To bring farm
ing operations up to the highest
possible state of efficiency, all
by-products must be used in an
economical manner. Conditions
are such as to urge the Anser-
walton of every available farm
resource and every American
farmer should make a study of
conditions existing on his own
farm with the idea of utilizing
such products as have hereto
fore been wasted.