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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
THE SUPER FARMERS.

A distinct tribe of men is being
produced ON the modern American
farms.
If you come in contact with the
farmers at grange sessions, and
county fairs and horticultural ses-
sions and stock shows you will notice
that distinct type is evolving.
We speak of the typical breeder of
| fine stock. Whether 1t be imported
draft horses, or 0. |. c. hogs or
Jersey cattle or Scotch sheep or
homer pigeons or New Zealand hares
or guinea pigs; if he is breeder of
registered stock, If he breeds fine
stock in competition with the prize
tlocks or herds or droves of state
or nation, he becomes as different
from the popular conceptiin of the
farmer as the tractor is different
from the walking ploW.
These men are men of eudcation,
courteous, kindly; most farmers are
kindly if they are successful.
The word of the average breeder
is as good as the endorsement Of
his bank
In a game that offers the widest
opportunities for undetected crook
edness the scamp is almost unknown.
You can safely order a Herford
heifer from breeder 1000 miles
away, and know that you are re-
ceiving the best he has at the price.
The entire fine stock business has
been built up almost over night.
Millions. on millions are invested
in it today and out of thousands Oh
long distance mail order sales you
will seek long and zealously to dis
cover single buyer who has Just
complaint. i
These breeders, with the breeders
Of seeds and trees, and the legion of
inventors working on farm appl&
ances, implements and model build
ings, are the hope not only of this
country, but largely of the world that
for breeding stock and seed and trees
and implements must look to rs for
years to come.
You will find as few scrubs among
American breeders of fine stock as
you Will on the Double Registration
list of cattle.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

This zerO mail thing is SC new
that not even the smart city para
graphers have managed to get flip
pant and familiar with the subject
1t looks like there might be a lot
of problems in this evolution that
would require considerable solving.
One oecurs to us. because it il
Journalistic.
Suppose ge have mail delivery a,
the rate Of $50 miles an hour instead
of 80 miles.
And suppose We have hourly ser.
vice over state instead of one q,
two maits every % hours, as many
southern and western states have.
And suppose we nave mail carried
IN straight tines instead of by
bisecting. smbiing, rambling, coun.
ter-irritant jerkwater railroads that
frequently take three days to trans
port express 200 miles.
Now then supposing all this. what
about the small town daily?
Huh2
II the big city papers, the latest
editions, can be dropped in the front
yards of a thousand-mile radius
within few hours after press time
isn't the last favorable element that
the town publisher has relied on re-
moved?
How about the mail order house
and the country general store?
You know what the automobile has
done, and the interurban trolley to-
wards tearing down the small town
business; what will the 130lmile
per-hour biplane, carrying tons of
freight. do?
And 1t looks like the aero evolution
would proceed to its destination a
lot faster than even the automobile
did
Just aB the auto revolutionized in
ten years what the trolley and steam
service had only started in so.
They have junked the village
blacksmith; will the country editor
he Rexf?
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02

and nation.
There is no excuse for advancing
the charges at present when sheep
and wool prices are on the decline.
The only effect In the opinion of
the Idaho Wool Growers Association
will be to shut out the little herds.
Hugh Sproat. President of Idaho
Sheepmen, is authority for the state
ment that if the rates are raised
there will be none but 100000 head
herds in a few years-a government
monopoly.
He also says owing to unfavorable
labor conditions and range admins
tration there are a million less sheep
In Idaho than year ago.
This is a time when sheep and
wool production are very much need
ed and the industry should not be
crippled by arbitrary range fees.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02

Ex-senator Bourne says: What
this country needs, 'and what every
country needs is encouragement oil
individual initiative, We should in
duce every man to put forth the best
effort there is in him and assure him
a reasonable reward for success.
Under government ownership and
operation the tendency is to dis
courage individual enterprise, for, as
we have seen in the recent past,
partisan prejudice controls advance
ment except where an outraged
public forces recognition of ability" ="
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
SEEING FACE TO FACE A NEW
WORLD

In few days now the scattered
unregenerated sections of the EStioI
will perchance climb up on the
water wagon and see number o.
things they have been missing.
A lot of men will get acquainted
with their families, and will lose
that close touch with the bartender
hat once was the attribute of urban
+ manhood.
While this national aridity is sup
posed to be only until rehabilitation
is over, it takes but a feeble fore
caster to see the future far enough
to vision national prohibition as the
established order, whether it be by
state action or constitutional amend
ment.
The day of the booze hound has
about passed. For the first time in
the worlds recorded history, ana
from now on we will make progress
without making cocktails, and I'M
bibe knowledge without imbibing
malt and vinuous compounds.
The fellows who climb up beside
the millions Of their dry brethren
will find there are such a lot OF
things in the world that they never
knew existed that in six months the
sight of a white apron and a mixing
glass won't even stir single envious
pang.
We know this because in all the
states that have been going dry SO
ardently these last ten years there
is not, so far as we have discovered,
single newspaper of standing. an
organization, labor union, or even
a politician that is not satisfied
We note that states that go dry
by narrow majority increase the
dry majority every time they vote
on the question thereafter, and that
states that adopt mild statutes soon
vote in drastic ones, and enforce
them.
And we note that the dry states
made the best records, both in giving
and in working, in the eighteen
months of war endeavor.
When we remember that ten years
ago open unregulated public prosti-
tuition and gambling were the order
in dozens of our big cities, and coG-
slider that today it would be difficult
to discover a solitary crap game that
was protected in the entire nation,
we can we'll prophecy that the rem-
nants of the booze dispensation will
be swept out and beyond our farthest
memory before we have to buy school
uooKs for the baby.
This has mostly come through the
awakened business sense of nation
that hates waste.
And presumably because the tenn
perance press agents we're such luriu
advertisers of the "scourge."
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
WHY THESE TEARS.

\ mild wall went up in Heppner a
week or so ago through the columns
of our esteemed contemporary, be-
cause of the fact that Portland and
the Willamette Valley and Western
Oregon, had apparently gobbled up
all the offices to be handed out in
connection with the State Chamber
of Commerce.
Brother Pattison shed some croco-
die tears and proceeded to show
how 1T is ever thus" when anything
of this nature comes up, and We are
led to believe that gross injustice
was done, at least to Heppner and
Morrow county.
We shall not attempt any apologies
for the Herald as that paper has
taken upon itself the great burden
of righting all the wrongs to which
his adopted section of the state ap-
pears to him to be suffering from,
but will say that a full report of the
proceedings Of the organization of
the State Chamber of Commerce Is
printed in this issue, taken from the
Oregon Voter and reported to that
paper by its editor, c. c. Chapman
who was on the ground and took part
In the deliberations and helped 70
form the organiza zation. 1t covers the
ground fully and shows hcw we'll the
State Chamber of Commerce repre-
sents the entire state.
That Heppner did not get some of
the leading places among the officers
Of the organization should be no
cause of complaint. Heppner is not
entitled to the chief assets. She has
a commercial organization at the
present time in name, only; it is
doing no active work and has done
none for months past, and the State
Chamber. of Commerce is so con-
stituted and organized as to give
proper recognition to the live ones.
When Hepprer gets a move on and
organizes a real, honest to goodness
commercial club, with live, wide
awake membership, she will take her
place among the other cities of the
state that are going out and getting
the things they want.
Read the article referred to above
and learn from this just what fine
thing the Oregon State Chamber of
Commerce is; what it contemplates,
and what its possibilities are. 1t is
going to prove to be the one great
machine that will be put in opera
tion to bring about the big things
desired for the four quarters of the
state. Out of the workings of this
organization will come what Eastern
Oregon wants in the way of reclama-
tion of its arid land districts, and
this will include what Morrow county
earnestly desires. Let US become
one of the component parts of this
machine by getting our different
commercial bodies at Heppner, lone,
Lexington and other points into
active operation. Increase the men, |
berships and put some pep into what
now seems to be purely a lethargic
condition, and then we can 60 out !
and ask for something and get it.
In the meantime we should not |
cry because we are apparently passed
up and do not get something that
we, in all fairness, are not entitled
to.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02

have been, working under war con-
ditiOns, but is there grounds for ex-
peeting that there will be material re-
lief in the near future? There seems
to be none. and for efficiency Of ser
vice. as we'll as reduction in rates IT
is likely that We shall have to look
to private ownership. And this
might apply to water power develop
ment. At any rate, the Government
has every feasible water power site
tied up in policy of conservation and
Eastern Oregon will have to wait
many long, weary years before relief
comes.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have filed their final ac-
count, as executors of the last will
and testament of Jane Penland, de-
ceased, with the County Court OF
Morrow County Oregon and that said
court has fixed Monday, the 3rd day
of February, 1919 as the time and
the County Court Room in the
court house at Heppner, Oregon as
the place for hearing said account
and any objections thereto and for
the settlement of the Estate of said
deceased.
EMANUEL NORDYKE
GUY NORDYKE
GEORGE W. SPERRY
Executors.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02
RAISING THK RANGE FEES,

The sheep and wool industry is
hard HIT by the proposed advance in
range fees on thu forest reserves.
There was an advance of rs per
cent in range fees in 1917 and now
it is proposed to add another big in
crease In rates.
The charges for running sheep
and live stock ON the forest reserves
have been profitable to the states
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-02

Guy Boyer has purchased the Elder
place on Hinton creek of n. S. Whet-
stone, consisting of some 1000 acres,
The place has been operated during
the past two years by Johnnie Nc
Entire and is one of the best hay
ranches IL this section,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Beaded Bags
Exquisite in Design

The prices of these lovely new
beaded bags from Paris are far
from prohibitive and will seem
small, indeed, when you note the
beauty of design and the fine
quality of the beads. The color
ings are wonderfully blended
and the styles offer wide latitude
of choice. Beaded and frame
tops, many with fringe bottoms.
Small sizes, $3.50. Other sizes,
1888 to $3.50.
BOWMANS-Main Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Seasonable Sale of
LongCloth and Nainsook
1T Special Prices

The season is now in full swing
when the materials for winter sewing
and the provision of underclothing is
one of daily consideration, we are
therefore offering Longcloth and
Nainsook at the undernoted special
prices.
English Longcloth; SO inches wide;
Two grades, both of desirable quail
tiles and only need inspection to sat
isfy you as to their value, 29c and 39c
per yard.
English Longcloth; 36-inches wide
in 1O-yard pieces, $2.75 and. $3.50 per
piece.
Old Glory Longcloth, SO inches
wide, in 12-yd. pieces; $4.15 per piece. :
White Nainsook; SO inches wide.
A soft closely woven quality splen-
didly adapted for lingerie of all kinds,
29c yard.
White Madeira Nainsook, SO inches
wide. This material is boxed in To-
yard pieces. Two grades, grade No.
0, $3.lO per piece, grade No. 90, $3.50
per piece.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Skirts For Smaller Women and 7
Younger Miss

line of skirts especially created for the young girl
ar small women in lengths from SO inches UP.
BOWMANS-Third
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
FlNANcNf sTAv spOJ.
STATt1.

Washington, %. dubna. -
Nyni, kdyz jest vyse posledni
p1jcky Svobody, pujcky Vitez
stvi, definitivne znama, pocina
Sc financni situace vladni wy
jashovati. NaSe vydani ma VAL
ku do 80. cerv1a t. r. bude OBJ
naSeti deva enact miliard dol
laru. Do toho jsou zapocteny
valecne kontrakty, ktere dopo-
sud nebyly likvidovany neb "a
placeny anebo ktere by jeste
molly byti zadany. Ctyri a pul
:riliardy pujcky Vitezstvi o.
patri Wade ma to penize uplne
Celkem narodni duh Spoj. Sta
til cinl dvacev pet miliard. Po-
cita Sc, az budou vSe ecky valec
ne dcty a duhy zaplaceny, ze
nevstoupne vyse nez-li ma tri-
Get miliard. Proti tomu bude
miti vlada deset miliard pohle
davek vlad evropskych.
kdyby Sc pocitalo, zc neco z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

pro Sdrnh'ou presidentskou lha-
tn zav1kHa 10 cefe zsmi nikdy
pred tim nebyvala president
ska krise '.vefejne poptavar-
N.Y. roku 1893 jsou jis,e do
sud V zive pameti starsich O.
sadniku. Coxey byl tehdy do
celia obycejnym pris.ipkarem
v Massilon, o., a do dness sneni
jcste urcitet zjisteno, byio-i Y
mem vice vystrednosti nebo
smyslu pro dobrocinnost. Fax
tenn vsak Jest, re Sc snazil vsak
otazku nezamestnanosti nejak
rozlustit a proto 81 uminil do
nutiti kongres k povolenf 500
nillionu dollart ma stavbu cest
pc celem Soustati. Jeho umy-
slem bylo sbubnovat armadu
100000 nezamestnanych a s
Itouto pritahnouti do Washing
tonu, ale jak Sc zda, jeho agi-
'tace ncnasla valneho ohlasu.
Misto 100000 muzu podarilo
Sc mu sehnari pouze nepatrny
poCet lidi. nichz ieSt6 Zinac-
ne procento bylo zcela obycej-
nych dobrodruhu a "krali sill
nic'', kteri Sc aspon po cestc
|naj,edli. l p'ri paaujicim nedo-
statku Sc totiz vychazelo ear
ma de" ochotne vstric a farma-
ri pebyli vdci pochodujicim ma
kus potravy zrovna skoupi.
Tah trval tehdy nekolik me-
del a prav6 ma den l. kvetna
armada Y poctu 1872 muzu
dorazila do Washingtonu.
|Skoncilo to prdve tax, jak ka-
zdy rozumny clovek ocekaval.
Coxcy ucinil nekolik pokusu
Ipromluviti Sc schodou kapito-
lu, ale byl pokazde zahnan a
kdyz We SVEN posetiI EN- jedna
; nj neustaval, byl jednoduse
zatcea Sc svym prvnim "lajt-
Inantem" Carl Brownem a vsa-
zen ma dvacet dni do vezeni.
I.Teho armada Sc pax rozesla a
IL vynuceneho delani cest neby-
10 niceho. Ale hladem pres to
lnezemrel nikdo.
Ones Sc ma rozlusteni otazky
neza nestnanosti upravou a
stavbou silnic pomysli sice ta-
Ike, .enom ze Sc k tomu voIi j.
ne methody,. nez byl napad
massilonskeho Coke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

n Bediich Hohenzoenu prodava svd kozich dobre by
udeal kdyby 81 no necha zine je bude moc dobre pofe
bovati - go:
1nalka dnesni pujcky neznaci jen vitezstv ale take
Vyprask Nemc Vyhazov poenatu Vraceni nach vojinu
jinych podobnych vice.
Kansasu bya proto, re verent napraska
la muz Policie by snad nemela tax nesene zach
zeti s neznejsim pohavim.
Mestsk6 koupeny ha bfehu ezera mesto pro nedoatek
pTisusnych fondu bude musit zavfit en kdyz
nam nezavfe cee jezero.
Cas- pry Sc pfedbiha at nekdo fekne cleveland
skym novinam, ieichz 0-hodnove vecern vydani je
Squaru dosan jiz We 3 hodiny odpoledne
Vitez marahonskeho b6hu nebyl odveden vojsku pro
nezpusobost tom konecn6 dvneho vzdyt rych ut
kani nema prave patrt mezi nejleps vlasnos voiaka
? We Virzin savil parek manzed zatou svatbu tom6z
DOME wall nikdy nestehovai Kdyby vschni
zcle by tax ytva urpe by tim ce mas dopravn system
Bernsk6 sluzky pozaduii trinichodnnou dobu pracov
nj nehoClaji by zodpov6dnym rozbie nadobi vyma
zomenych srdci vastnch nevernym Jim nemeckym vo
jaky.
Armada Spasy okupovala nektere hosnce, kde pro-
dava neopojnG napoje, tomu usporada eSte uic
koncerty obstaroznych navsteva bu
de zarucena.
Vraceiici voaci Francie vpravu re to nesoji to-
k penez dvo divce francouzsk6 ako amcrcke At e
edy namouva hoky beztak nechti napadnika kery
'je skrob' ma kazdy cent.
Iron osudu kdyz zpiie apostol strdmost pod
braz boz ak posedne pfihodlo ednomu prohbicnich
geeralu Podobny mailer pax nasane kdyz vegetarian
otr;vi zkazenym spekburtem.
zenska spolecnos pro studum reckeho jazyka
sa ably tenky nebaly vui zamezeni poplachu mezi
nasm madm podotykame, re usneseni toto pravs
danny sou skorem vesmes starsich rocnku .
Angcky polarni objeviel vyda cestu Jzni Toe
ne vra pry eprve sest let TO nkterak ne
souha spechem DOLBY Mic by neprekvapova
TO- kdyby n6ktery avatk jiz cos oblee aeropanem ODE
totny naednou pOuhy tyden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
LMssl l !!,M!lssSl !,!l!sl
svETOvA VYsTAvA: v
DETROIT.

Detroit, Mich, 26. dubna.-
Predbezne kroky byly ucineny
iak byro ozname,no mayorem
Couzensem, We hnuti k uspo-
radiant svetove vystavy V De-
troit v roce 1922 nebo 1928
Chrales Schwalb die mayora
Couzense svolil k organisaci
korporace. - Maje'lek, ktery
ma slouziti "a vystavni pozem
ky, byl jiz vyhednut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

tohoi pride k ztraceni, velika
vetsina toho bude splacena. Az
budou zaplaceny valecne vylo-
hy kontrakly, neni nijak
pravdepodobno, re bude vlad
nj vydani ciniti vice nezli dve
miliardy rocne, ackoli v po-
slednich mesicich valky vyda-
valo Sc tdlik mesicne. Do tohc
'vsak neni pocitan urok diu-
|hu, ktery bude ciniti asi milli-
arLiu rOCn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
=, l'Wl,S,Sl IWssll
VYROCl COXEYOVY ARMA.

!. Dncs Jest tomu pGtadvacct
let. kdy Sc oku!i Bilcho Do
mu We Washingtonu odchrava
10 divadlo .hodae ncobvykle.
Pfitahla tam totiz poves,na
"Coxeyova armada ably kon-
gres donutila x pfitmuti zako-
nj. iimiz mclo' byti lidcm po-
skytnuto IA zanestnani. Jak zna-
mo, DO nastoleni C!eyelalda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

(Ceskoslov. Tisk. kancelaO
Washington, ID. G. = Zahra
nicli minister5tvo ceskosloven-
skc kabo'ovalo ceskoslov. Wy
Slanci. p. X. Perglerovi We
Y Nashingtolu nasledujici ured-
nj zpravu, datovanou %. dub
ma:
Ma posledni schulz iceskoslo-
vcnekcho Narodniho Shroma-.
5dSni, zrovna pred Velikono-
CAIN: syatky, ministr .verejnych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01
CE.SKOSLOVENSKA REPUBLIKA u
PEVNENA BUDE SPRAVEDLIVY-
ISOCIALNlMIZAKON
PRAVA PRESIDENTA VYZNACENA A JEHO PRA
VOMOC ROZSfRENA.
SEDM NOVYCH ZELEZNIC MA SLOVENSkU.

praci Svehla podal podrobny
referat o praci, kterou vfada
Ceskoslovcnske Rcpubliky az
doposud vykonala a zarovcn s
rcferatem svym podal nekolik
vsznych navrha do budoucno-
sti. Nespornym jest, &c ode
dnc zrizeni republiky uc nil sc
vclky pokrok hncd ma prvni
zchazi. "aslcJujici~ po Velko-
nocnich prazdninach ma. byti
predlozcn Mar. SAromazdeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

: ~ $50 = = . d - 1
IrezpoSet, tykajici 50 vefejnych
praci. Ma >tomto zased&ni vl6da
poda tez mnohe odporu6eni
vzhledem k naprave socialnich
tpomerl. Mezi tSnito odporu-
cenimi hlavni bod tvoff otaz-
ka, ably so nejdrive zahajifo Sc
organisovsni dGlnickych komor
a rozres.i Sc problem nezamest
nanosti.
| Potravni pomery Sc va,ae
zlepSily a vseobecne hospodaf-
ske pomery jsou dobre. Vlada
ma nadeji, re behem nekolika
mesicu hospodafsky zivot re-
publiky bude jiz Y kolejich
normalnich.
! Ma Slovensku v dobe co nej-
krat;i zahajena bude stavba
sedmi novych zeleznicnich ira
! ii.
Pro nevyhnutelne vefajae
prace V Praze vlada venuje de
vet milionil korun, V tech.o pra
cich bude sc brati zretel ma to,
ably zamestnani byli lide, kterl
jiz delsi cas- nezamestnanostl
trpeji.
/, Dosavadni pravomoc presi-
denta Ceskos!ovenske Republi-
ky, jak il obsahoval navrh L.
stavy, byla pomerne velice
skromna. Avsak pod tlakem We
fejneho mineni dostalo Sc mu
Inyni pravomoci znacne vetsi.
Die odporuccni ustavniho w.
boru Narodniho Shromazdeni
president ma pravo vymehovat
a rozpoustet kabinet miaistru,
ma pravo vyjednavat schvalo
vat mezinarodni smlouvy, ma
byti pfitomen poradan mini
sterskym a ma temto poradam
predsedat a konecne v statnich
zalezitostech ma pravo predlol
zit Narodnimu Shromazd9ni
svoje zadosti a odporuceni.
Dne 16. dubna Narodni Shro
mazdeni jednohlasne priisIIo
zakon, kterym vyvlastnuji sc
velkostatky. Pod tento zakon
'spadaji vsechny velkostatky,
Ijichz rozloha Cini vice nez 15O
hektaru orne a 100 hektaru les
nj pudy. Celkem tinto zpuso.
bem pfevezme ceskos, ovensky
stat 100000 hektaru zdelaae
pudy a ma 100000 lesu, coz
dohromady bude sky,a att obi.
WI asi 100000 rodinam. V O.
tazce pozemku byvaieho pa!noy
nickeho domu, pozemku neza.
konitym zpusobem nabytycf
hlavne case valky a v otaz.
ce majetku osob, ktere byly
odsouzeny pro zradu prot &C.
skoslovanske republice, 'aebudt
Sc platit zadna nahrada.
CeSti N6nci, kteri dosud tvl
dosijne Sc vzpirali, ably byl
soucastkou Ceskos' ovenske re
publiky, ocividn6 upouSteji Z
tohoto sveho slanoviska a bu
dou brati ucast ma obecnicl
volbach, ktere Sc odbyvaji Is
cervence.
V Praze zalozena byla $50
vanska Spolecnost," jejiz ci
lem je, sblizit slovanske aaro
dy ma poll vedeckem, umelec
KEN, novinarskem, obchodnin
a prumyslovem.
Nemecke Getty, ktere usadil,
Sc ma severo-zapadnich hraai
cich Ceskoslovenske republik,
byly n6meckou vladou ia O
stry rozkaz gcnerala Focha ot
volany.
FrancouZska Mada vGnoval;
CeskoslovenskG rcpublicc mao;
stvi letacich stroju v cen,
'$S,OO0.OOO.
= Ably Sc doprava potravin d,
Ceskoslovenske republiky ury
'chlila DO rece Labi, vlada ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

PRIME Sc vice rodin k OBJ
dxl6vani cukrovych poll u
The Holland St. Louis Sugar
Co., v statu Indiana. Blizsi
Sc sdsli u Mr.. Kebla, 5O19
Mcbride Ave. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-01

PRODA Sc domek O 6 svet.
el. svetla, sAlep, pekny lot.
Haste So v elsie 1920 E. 54 ul.
u Francis. 81