davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Went over the Top.

state prisons on parole and every one
OF them has made good so far. They
are employed in the Rock Island
shops. working without guard. and
rs free men.
Honor Among convicts.
Their severest criticism and most
jealous observation, 1t is said. Is
among their own number. A man
who would break his parole, or other
wise endanger the belief of the parole
board in the advisabiiity of the plan,
would be literally In danger Of his
life at the hands of his comrades,
whose liberty he would be jeopardiz-
ing.
The addition of this number Of
workmen is valued by employers. 1t is
said. One plant engaged in war work
would have been compelled to close.
but for 1t. They say the cOnvicts
work well, and are pnid good wages.
averaging from $3.50 to so day Their
earnings for the month are estimated
Mt $4,000, and they are on the basis
of half million year. The men say
they intend to Invest practically all
their savings up to the present time
In Liberty bonds. Their quota Is ex-
pected to be over 500 n man.
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Taken Prisoner by Huns, He
"Nicks' Fuses and Is
Caught at It.
MAKES splURGE IN PARIS
is Arrested While Posing as an Officer
Wears croix de Guerre and
o. S. C. He Won for Bravery
in Battle.

Paris-Hls name is Smith, but every
one In Paris has heard of him. He
wears a Croix de Guerre and ID. 5. e.
He got them for the most extreme
bravery at the front Then the bat
tie of Paris" got Smith. He enlisted
in the marine corps at Atlanta, Ga.'
when he was seventeen and came to
France n few months ago. He was
taken prisoner and held just back OF
the German lines.
He "nlcked" fuses and killed several
hundred Germans with their own ex-
piosives before he was caught at 1t.
And then at the eleventh hour. like
the hero of movie, he escaped and
got back to Paris hospital to tell the
tale. II was so remarkable that no
one believed 1t until official citations
confirmed 1t.
Smith, whose first name is Jack,
wns refused for service when he first
volunteered because he was too young.
He finally succeeded in enlisting rs
u bugler In the marine corps and
crossed to France with n fine company
OF "real scrappers." When they
reached the front. Private Smith threw
away his bugle and got himself gun.
Ills company wont into action on the
Lorraine front and young Smith and
two other buck privates went 30 far
and SO fast on the first day they went
over the top that they lost their COM
pany md were taken prisoners.
"Nlcked" the Fuses
The Germans, needing labor, held
them Just back of the lines. setting
them to work at preparing hand
grehades. The toys daringly "nicked''
the fuses Whenever the backs Of
their guards were turned. cutting
them short 80 that they would ex-
plode prematurely and kill the Boches
who used them. They were finally
caught ut 1t and orders had Just been
given to march them back to the line
and shoot them when laundering
barrage cut Off that section of the Ger
man front line. A high explosive shell
dropped n few feet from them, scat
rering' dead and wounded Boches on
all sides of them.
Three Germans and the three Amer
leans dropped into the shell hole tc
escape other "soup wagons" that were
coming their why. While the Boches
were lamenting the war and the crue
fate that put them In the front line
and such danger, young Smith slipped
n revolver from the holster of one ol
the dead ;nen and made his three
"knmerads" prisoners. He waited un
til there 'sas II lull in the barrage an,
chen with the two Americans and hii
three prisoners made break acros'
mo Mans Land" for the American
lines, The trher two boys were kllle,
In the hai' of machine gun bullet
chat were failing, but Smith managed
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chairman
Sherman
Chicago
Lincoln
its whole length Many
a
country than And fitting place for this fitting memorial the
Of
for Crawford
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Ike Kaminsky, One Time Chi
cago Crook, Is Missing
in Battle.
is MADE A SERGEANT
Claims He Was Forced Into Life Of
Crime by PoIiee-iIiinois Paroied
convicts Given Work in
Munitions Plants.

Chicago.-while 600 paroled con-
victs from three prisons in Illinois
were marching as free men. to enter
munitions works and help in the win
ming of the war. the people Of Chi
cago warmed with sympathy as they
read of the heroism of Ike kamlnsky.
erstwhIle all-round crook. who made
good us soldier in Uncle Sans army
in France.
Sergt. Ike Kaminsky, whose name
appeared in General Pershing's cas-
ualty list as missing" and who is
either dead or prisoner in Germany,
is the same Ike Kaminsky who. In
1915, was implicated in the Chicago
police graft scandal. Kaminsky was
burglar. He himself admitted that
he had "a record as long as Milwau-
kee avenue.
Kaminsky came to this country IL
years ago. an Ignorant Russian immi-
grant boy. Kaminsky swore that he
never committed crime till the police
drove him to II. He was picked up by
a policeman as a suspect and. although
freed on that occasion, the police
bounded him, and he eventually turned
to crime.
Decided to Go Straight
After extricating himself from his
last "scrape" in 1915. Kamlnsky de-
cided to "go straight" and went to
Youngstown. o.. where he obtained
work In the steel mills. Then when
America entered the war Kamlnsky
enlisted. To a. friend in Chicago he
wrote:
'T want TO show them that I can be
man. / have enlisted"
Once in France, Kaminsky showed
himself to be of good soldering ma
terial and he won his sergeant stripes
in few weeks. On July 10, his COM
pany went over the top, and when
the action was over Sergeant Kamin-
sky was missing. Whether he fell
into the hands of the enemy. or wheth-
er his body lies In No Mans Land
may never be determined.
Illinois has 600 more "Kaminskys"
now at work In munitions plants. All
these men were released from the
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Boston Fog Is as
Bad as in London

Boston.-London has nothing
on Boston in the way of fog is
the opinion of Michael Vickery
of Baltimore, Md. The Balti-
marean appeared out of an early
morning fog at Washington and
State streets and asked n police
officer to direct him to City
Point. where he has relatives.
After walking two hours through
the mist In the direction the Of
ficer had pointed, Vickery found
himself again at the corner of
Washington and State streets.
Then he sought the shelter of
the nearest hotel until the fog
lifted.
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Fifty Cent. to Run House.

Chicago.-Sometimes II was as
much as 80 cents II week he allowed
her to run the house on, but usually
1t was quarter. No wonder, said
Mrs. Lulu Gnmber In her divorce suit
filed here against Detective Sergeant,
Ludwig Gambler. he has property
worth $500.
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TANK STRANDED
BY MANS DEATH

the hump. and my brother on the
other side was doing the same. and we
wiped that bunch out In jifty-I he
lleve 1t was by enfilading fire. as the
officers call It,"
Sergeant Avertt explained that the
tank men. all Of whom were Ameri-
cans. using two-men tanks invented
by the French, always watched one
another closely. or endeavored to, the
idea being to keep n hundred yards or
so apart for their mutual protection.
and 1t being important also that they
not get too far ahead of the infan.
try.
"Just beyond the hump was clump
Of woods, and we began to pour bullets
into that" Sergeant Avertt continued.
"and for time there was some smoke
arising above the tree tops, SO we
knew there were Boches in there.
About four OF us opened up In full
force and showered that woods with
lead.
1.-THE machine gun answers were
pretty still for while. as we went
forward but l just kept peppering
away and talking to my buddy all
the time and telling him what we were
going to do-clean out that woods.
My brothers on either side had the
same hunch. The doughboys back of
me, too were firing along with us. and
the Boche in that thicket must have
thought all hell had broken loose. be-
cause first thing knew the firing vir-
tually stopped and I figured all the
Boches had been killed or had decided
to beat it before we all got there in
force.
Slain at the Wheel.
"Along about this time l noticed
that the tank boys on the right were
swinging around the side of the clump
of trees, and from the position Of
their guns and the speed of their
tanks l Judged that they were giving
fits to some Fritzies running away. !
! then switched so as to run alongside
the thicket, at n distance, and joined
the tank boys going around the end.
"Just about that time there was n
volley of machine gun bullets, md
some antitank gun stun, too, from Il
hill bit to my left. Suddenly m,
tank just began to tremble or some.
thing and then stopped, and shuddered
all over. looked down and my
buddy was limp in his seat. One %
those damned bullets had come In
through my 'buddy's' peep hole. and
hit him square In the face.
my buddy was dead His final
clutch on the throttle shut or the gas
and the old tank stopped, and there
l was and the boys went on. That's
about all know about that fight. or
whatever II was
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tain was none other than Private Jack
J. Smith of Atlanta, Ga, who. while
entitled to wear the decorations which
had made him such hero In Paris,
was not entitled to wear captains
shoulder bars.
Private Smith, reduced to the ranks
once more. was sent Into camp In
southern France to repent his prema.
ture celebration us an officer.
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A Dinlomat.

Miss Strongarm-Tll show you you
can't fire me that way even II do
spell few words wrong an get balled
up In my notes sometimes.
Mr.. Littleneck-My dear lady. you
have the wrong idea. am releasing
you merely because l have n very jeal-
GUS wife and she won't allow me to
have n beautiful stenographer in my
Office
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a memorial to Abraham Lincoln, runs
from coast to coast. starting at New
York city and ending at San Fran
cisco and passing IL -ough II states.
1t is already in operation the whole
distance and is being transformed as
fast as conditions will permit into n
concrete automobile highway. Mrs.
John Dickinson Sherman. chairman of
the conservation department of the
general federation, is at the head of
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A Drawback.

Dusty-Let's go to South America.
Coconuts and bananas tub be had all
over tn place for nothin'.
Musty-Do yuh have tub pick 'em?
Dusty-Sure.
Musty-Huh! knew there'd be
some catch In it.
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We humble
we
vocabulary
The girl
"nuhn atal Wedressed
Americans attention whatever to them
nationwide proportions We Americans believe that Eng
be
Of
to smoreef
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He ats II.

"Whale meat? 1 can't eat whale
meat"
And took so much trouble. If you
don't eat it I'll cry my eyes out"
IAN right. Whatever l do, ! can't
ESCAPE blubber."
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Golf or Movies Sure
He'll, Says His Wife

st. Louis.-Paul ]. Kraziese.
buyer for department store
here. who obtained a divorce
from his wife Anna, wept while
testifying. He told Circuit Court
Judge Kimmel his wife objected
to his indulging in athletics or
certain amusements. She said
IL he played golf or went to
moving vacture show he would
20 to hen. he stated.
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De English. The cable daily records
he delight of our war correspondents
)ver the fact that the american Ian
yuage" Is coming into Its own over
teas through the American soldier.
American as she is spoke" by the
American soldier is vivid. picturesque
and slangy. And American slang Is
conceded to be just about the best
slang there is.
Now, nobody objects to slang as
slang. provided It is interpolated In
good American LANGUAGE. But il. Is u
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following
appliances
needed will supply them of charge"
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discuss yet
tell husband
enough come in at meal time?
"Coboss! Cobo
milking time saving through the stube
scanta
hail
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After the Battle.

The Man Who Missed It-"HOw many
seconds did the kid have 2"
The Man Who Saw It-"He started
with two and then, in the first round.
the referee gave him ten more and 1t
was all over"
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Memorial Trees for Soldiers on Lincoln Highwa,


roadside
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Another Triumph Of American Inventive Genius

of makes public the invention of wireless telephone
without
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Exe,s leaxea

Yet Eve was not. wen take our oaths.
A wholly happy kid:
The moths could never eat her clothes
But. oh. the cutworms did!
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Important military secret has been
known to hundreds of loyal Americans
for several months but has been jeal-
ously guarded. By means of this radio
telephone 1t was possible for a ground
observer to talk to pilots in the air
miles away. Commanders of air
squadrons could voice warnings to all
their pilots as to the movements Of
enemy aircraft. and squadron forma-
tions of all sorts could be maintained
In the air as easily as infantry units
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WESn1!ENMGIW@Y'S;''|' 4 EM y
GSSIp@9S..:'l - -
American English the Coming World Language

given English mighty toward be
world language will
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tions of 542 factories since January 1
last have revealed LOB kinds of jobs
open to leg cripples and 27S- open to
arm cripples. Attention was given
sanitary conditions and precautions
for safety.
The report describes in detail the
processes involved in each casualty in
vestigation; the advantages and dis
advantages of each for arm and leg
cripples, respectively; the wages paid !;
the organization of the trade, and the
nrnyisinns for the SnfetY of workers.
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1,4S1 Kinds Of Jobs Open to Crippled Soldiers

Disabled
probably
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"Dobbins is a mIld-mannered man."
''Yes, he is. l wonder If he's natural
ly so, or married?"
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Rim, 2 listopadu. Kdyz Titton opoust6l Rim bylo
ta vSeobecn6 douno jest eho posednf mirova costa
do Parze dplomaticke kruhy byy presv6dGeny nayr
talskGho mnerskeho predsedy bude uznan presidenem
Spo Statd Wisonem, keryz proek jen nepatn6 S cd
navrhu Wsonova
Tion pozadoval pro Itai cast dsrktu vodoskeho kite
Wilson prrk Jhosav aby tax zusaly hranice taske
odd6leny cd hranc svobodneho zem reckeho Nesalo
tax suace z1staa die pranf amerckeho presidena coz
vyvclava span6 tajeny hnev vlass6ho ku du Premier
die nevid6 vrat do Rima ably kraem kabneem
poradil dalsfm posupu.
Prave rotfc vyroe podepsan prm6rf Rakouskem,
budi du East proti domn6m neprateum tsk poukazu
e re Itaie jest prav6 tom seine iako pred rokem
poll sto stale pfipraveno 100000 iechz vydrzov
nj stoi vadu miony doar denn6 coz zvetsuje beztak
hromne BRINE statnch duhl. nepocaie ztratu casu
halky jmenovaneho poctu muzu.
Financni rozpocet vladn vykazuje neblahy stav Stat
potrebuie mardy doar ale istina prmu vykazuje pou
hou miardu Stn ztraty haSeny sou ySec stran Jak
zeleznicich, tax telefonech, teegrafech atd.
proo vola Nttoni k narodu: "Itaie premohla hrdzy
valky Iae musi premoc tezkosti mru Volame snaze
dobr6 v duvere Otekavame velkou vnu vseobecne hor
vost naden Preeme ST. aby Itae nanechala pfehnanych
a hroznych rozkazG touzicich po velkosti vetS se
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WSSl IWSS fWSSl
HABSBURKOVE MAJf BYTE
VYPOVEZENI.Z RAkOU-
SKA.

Widen, /. lis opadu. Vlada o
devzdala narodnimu shromaz-
deni osnovu zakona, ma jehoz
zaklad6 vSichni clenove hab-
sburskeho rodu, kteri nevzdali
Sc vsech svych prav, mali by
ii vypovezeni, a majetek jejich
zabaven, pokud nejedna Sc @
majetek cist6 rodinny anebo o
majetek, jenz nalezi statu.
Pri inventure korunnich kle
notu Sc shledalo, re prosluly
demant, znamy pode jmenem
"velkovevoda. toskansky' a o.
smnact jinych klenotu zmize-
10. Soudi Sc, re odneseny byly
byvalym excisarem Harlem.
Dosud vsak neni zjiSteno, ida
Ii omen demant jest soukro-
mym anebo statnim majet-
KEN.
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WADA ZABAVUJE DRAHOU DOPRA-
vOYANE UHLf.
ODE STRANY Sc PRIPRAVUJi K BOU
NEKTERE PODROBNOSTI o POCTU
STAVKUJfCfCH.
WrTrMNyg.-s-.E-'7 E-'7~7ss -.
ElSG Hv,f% ~ E~~

Chicago, Ill., istopadu. - Informace doSe uhelnych
panvi kde dobyva mekke uh ceych Spoenych Staech
kde 900 havrd dnesnho vetera zanehao prace
sved6u re mic neho nemGze strajk zazehnat en odvo
lani soudniho zakazu vydaneho paek dsrktnm federal
MIN soudem V Indianapolis.
Soudnm zakazem Zbaveno jest vastne stavkujici havT
stvo svych vdcu tax nev zda ma vyrvat aneb pra
covat
zam6stnavateld jak zda nema dosud vypraco-
vny pany jak pro stavce postupova Vzdor okonos re
vsechna doovaci msa bya obsazena federalnm statnm
vojskem, &C dosud stavkujici sachtam nevyal obvyk
lych piket ODE srany mef prozam svych sill vyckava
vyvoie Ndalost
Zprdvy rznych zeleznitnich stfedisk hlas zabaveni
dopravovaneho uh ak narfzeno byo washngtonskou Via
dou Sta naozench vagon byo pTevzao obanimi vrchni
mi urednky pavove adminstrace ably uhm naozeno byo
jen padech nejnutnejsi potreby.
Zastupci kapitau evf veky zajem vysledek ztfejSi
schnze unovyeh vndc kere ednano bude soudnim "a
kazu Nekte delnickych pedaku prohasi vefejne, re
vkon hnuti poroco taxi jej zadny soudni zaaz vice
zastav Matee uhlodolu nejevil mnoho chuti
hlasi mnoho- ejch zam6stnancG zanechalo prace pro-
zradili jen, Zap. Virgni Pennsylvania doech pra
10000 neuniovych uhokopd. prvn6 menovanem
sat dobyva dnes polovna uhlf jako dob normal
Mich obOu stran vece ruzni tax ak
pTi stavce ocelaTske Zmatkum doslo state
Utah. v6tsna hav zGstaa praci nasledkem dvou
rzen nchz edno stavu nazovalo ale druhe opetne od
voavao, takze stavkuje pouze 1000 muzu Colorado
nue ma sachtach kid Colorado Fuel Iron Co. hlas re
Jest pet uhlodon cnnost New Mexico savkue pry do
1900 uhokopG 800 Vsude jnde zejmena
vekvch obastich m6kkeho nhi statu Zap Virgne Penn
syvane Ohiu Inane Illnosu jest stavka pln6m prube
Sachty jsou opus6ny en pecovano stroJe cerpad
la lima zaTizeni ak tomu unie dovoluje
Valecny department narid dou OGara bize Spring
field Ill., ktery uhm zasobuje Camp Grant Rockford Ill.,
re musi pokracovat dolovan Spoecnost arc nebyla
stavu vyhov6 rozazu jekoz havrsvo ednoduSe zusalo
donna.
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PREDCASNA ZIMA v CE-
SLOVAKII
Sklizei bramborn a jinych ze-
medelskych piodin " okoii Ja-
chymova vel.ce utrpela pred
casnymi mrazy a snshem.

Jachymov, /. listopadu.
Prudke mrazy a velike sneho-
We Yanice jez = poslednich
dnech postihiy toto mesto a
okolni krajinu, zpI jobily, re
sklizen bramboru a jinych
pozdnich plodin byla bud upl
ne anebo vetSi casti znicena.
Jestlize nedos,ane Sc vydatn6
podpory odjinud, obyvatelstvo
okolni krajiny bude nasled-
KEN teto pohromy vystaveno
velkemu nedostatku V prGbe-
hu zimy.
(Podobna zprava doSla mas
poStou z Polne, Ceskomorav-
ska vyso6ina, kde taktez BRAN
bory casnymi mrazy velice utr
pely.)
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KONGRES PRO UROVNANl STAVKY
UHLOKOPU.

Washington, 3. sopadu. = Die vSeho zasahne kongres
padu by snahy vlady selhaly, promnou suaci
stavkou uhokopI podnkne krok aby koncem ydne
nejhavn6jSi rozpory byy urovnany.
Senator Kenyon Iowy pfedseda senaniho vyboru pro
delncke zaezitos prohasi vGi novnaskemu zpravodal
hoda predloz resouc pomoci ktere by utvo1a ko
clen ktera by snazia navaZa vyednava
nj uhlokopy zamesnavaey. Komise sestavena by by
la re zaupce hornk majitelu uhlodou zastupce cee
verenos Puvodce jest pfesvedGen ze by Gin
noveho telesa se bya zdarem provaZena Jako "a
stupce vefenost navrhue byvaleho presidenta Tafa.
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SOUD S KAISRE.M Sc BLIZI.
TAKE BYVALY RAVORSKY KORUNNf PRIMO PO-
HNAN BUDE K ZODPOVEDNOSTI.
PafiZ. 2. listopadu

Paffz listopadu Pany nejvySsi spojenecke rady,
tvkac soudu Vemem Hohenzollemem bzi Sc k svemu
zakoncen spoehvch pry zprav pochazejicich kruhu
mirove konferenc vece bizkych Vzdor vsem prochud-
MN zpravam soudnmu peiceni puvodcem svetove vaky
pec en dode fancouzsky vevyslanec kraovstv Ho-
lanke Charles Bnot Haagu bude neJblzsi dobe svoi
vadou vyzvan, aby vydan exkasra zakrocll
Podobnym zpGsobem bude pozadana republlka Svy-
carska vydan bavorsdho korunniho prince Rupprechta
ienz vc nezinarodnm pravum take nekok voubkd ma
SVedomi.
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FITZPATRICK VYVRACi ZPRAVY O
GENERALN STAVCE.

Chicago, ILL.,, g. sopadu - John Fitzpatrick pfedseda
narodnho vboru stavkucch ocear dnesni schulz Chi
cazske Federace Pace ysovne prav re nebude ma pod
poru oceafskeho sraku vyvoana stavka generan Pro-
hasen stale nasedkem pokusu predoz resouc KITE
byo pozadovano vyvoati stavku vseobecnou pro-
haseni pravi Amer Fed Prace nemnze vyvola strak
veskereho denicva podobne hnutl nemuze byt am
pomyslen Stavkovni vybor die jeho SLOW podrob otazk
vsestrannemu uvazovn ale vsedcch porady nechte
nceho prOZraditi.
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a Varsavy. Dalsi vlaky odve-
zou iine vystehovalce do Je-
jich rodnych Zemi.
(Depese 2 Bernu V patek o.
znamovala, BE Svycarska Via
da sugpendovala dopravu pol
skych a ceskoslovenskych wy
stehovalcu svycarskym uze'
MIN, kteri Sc vraci z Amerl'
ky.)
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IWSSl TWSSl IWSSl
PROLOMENE JEVISTE " IN
TIMNfM DIVADLE.

Praha, 8. rijna. (PoSl. zpr.)
Pri vcerejsim predstaveni v
Intimnim divadle prolomilo Sc
nasledkem THY konstrukce O.
taGeci jeviste. Osm osob spadlo
do propadliste. Padem utrpeli
odreniny ma rukou a nohou. o
pona byla lined stazena, po
chvili vsak -bylo We hfe pokra.
Covano.
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POSTA DO CESKOSLOVENsKA
VOLNA.
BALfCKOVA POSTA v NEKCLIKA DNECH
BUDE PRlJiMANA.
Ceskoslovenska Informacni kancelar.

teSkOSlOVenSka lnformacm kancelar.
Washington D. c., 81. rijna - Dnes dojednal splno-
Ceskosovenske Republy pan Perger
cy zbyva c formaln uednani baGove do Cesko-
ovenske Repubiky a nekoika dnech postovni
rcke dostanou nstrukce cd generaniho posmra aze
lie naditi re nas krajane budou sopadu pouz
mericke posty zasilani balicku.
Potize spocivaly ze baickova posta mus j pres
Nsrecko. Zarocenm Perglera Praze urychena doho-
da Nemeckem eho navratu dojednany podrobnosti
vladou americl<ou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-03
NEDOSTATEK UHLi v NEMECKU
SNIZUJE CENU BAVLNY.

Haag, 2. listopadu = Jizda rychovakn do Nemecka
ba zasavena nebude pred 15 sopadem obnovena nased
KEN naprosho nedostatku uh Rotterdamsky bavnafsky
rh obdrze depeSe Brem hasaci dos podvnou west ze
bremskem trhu nen zadnych poptavek bavne ekoz
pradeny kacovny nemohou pro nedostatek palva
vat podobnych pfGin musely zastav cinnost zavody
hon6mecke Tovarnci nehodaji kupovat zasoby dnes
prevladac vysoke ceny, aspon dobe pokud Jim zep
Sena situace neumozni obnoven prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-03
JTAI SKY KRAL SRODINOU NAVSTE
VOIJU VELKOKNizETE NIKOLAJE.

Janov L. list. Kral Viktor Emanuel spolu kralovnou
Heenou dkam pfipuli patek vastn jachte Yele DO
Janova, odkud Timed vlakem odje do SAINT Marghera
nvsteve tax douho nezvesneho vekoknzee NkoaJe Nko
aeve byvaleho nevyssho veitele ruskych armad akoz
eho brara Petra ejch manzelky. Kralovska rodma Sc
vaa vekoknzaty nekok hodn nacez opetne odJea do
Janova a vstoupia palubu zmnene jachty.
(Zprava vyvraci poznovu poves zabit zmlzeni pod
vekoknzete Nkoajevce enz cee byvae carske rodi-
nv pro aspo ponekud evo davane sovanske smyseni
stou nespornou voenskou schopnost es nejvetsm SYM
patim)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-03
D'ANNUNZIO VYPISUJE VOLBY.

Rieka /. list = Gabrielle D'AnnUnzo vydal prave re
kemu obyvaestvu proklamac volbe ez jest sanovena
den 16 stopadu kdy ma by zvoen zasupce Reky do al
ske posanecke snemovny nformacn kancelar DAnnunza
oznamuje kanddaem posanecky mandat bude velel
itaskeho odstva Luigi Rizzo enz ako itasky dnsojnk
odstva odvahou svo valky potopi damatskem po-
raouske bitevnce Dnesni DOLBY byl DAnnunzem
menovan vrchnim velitelem rjecke namofn moc.