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Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
mrs. Y. STAPP HAS
GAINED 80 POUNDS
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN HADN'T
SEEN a WELL DAY IN TWENTY
FIVE YEARS

Its the honest truth, I hadn't seen
well day in % years until I'started
atking Tanlac but now all my troubles
are gone and / feel like a young girl
again." said Mrs. Virginia Stapp, of 1856
Valencia ST., San Francisco, Ca.
For the past 25 years l have been
in such miserable health" continued
Mrs Strapp. that / was beginning to
think l would have to be content and
bear my troubles as long as 1 lived. [
had almost no appetite at all and when
l managed to eat a few bites 1 couldn't
digest it and it would make me deathly
sick, and as l could get no strength or
nourshment I fell off % pounds in
weight. I go tso faint and dizzq at
times that l would have to sit down
and wait till the attacks passed over.
For the past % years L hardly knew
what it was to be witout headache and
I had terrible pains across my kidneys.
All my life l have been constipated and
every day for years l have had to take
laxative, and my tongue was always
coated and l had bad taste in my
mouth all the time Night after night
have lain in bed rolling and tossing
for hours unable to get wink of sleep
and of mornings 1 felt so bad l could
hardly get up.
''The statements in the papers about
Tanlac seemed so sincere that / made
up my mind to give it trial but as
everything else 1 had taken for 25 years
had failed to help me l had little faith
in Tanlac. But sir, it began to help me
so quick that it was no time before
had changed my mind about it and now
| think it is the greatest medicin l have
ever heard of in my life. 1 can hardly
realize what a wonderful change has
come over me. Why, l am able to eat
just anvthing l please, with no badef
.vv,s in the least, and 1 have actually
gained thirty pounds in weight. II
haven't had headache or dizzy spell
in so long that / have almost forgotten
about them and the pains in my back
have left me entirely. My constipated
condition has been relieved and my
tongue is never coated and l don't have
sleep nine to ten hohrs verey night, can
do my housework with ease, and l just
feel fine all the time with this new life
and energy about me. 1 never lose a
single opportunity to praise Tanlac, for
it has certainly been the greatest bless
ing of my life"
Neville, successorto McColloch Drug
Company; in Imperial by Imperial
Druf Company; in Holtville by j.
Bresnahan, and in Brawley by ROLAND
Brothers.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31

the provisions Of this Act shall require
each such district or organization to
enter into a contract Or contracts with
the said Secretary for the enforcement
of this provision.
Section 5
That upon default of any installment
of the principal or interest of any bond
deposited with the Secretary of the In
terror in accordance with the terms of
this Act the said Secretary may declare
the entire amount of such bond issue
in default and thereupon he shall call
upon the State or county under the au-
thority of which such bonds We're issu-
ed, through any of its authorized agen-
cies, or officers, to levy and enforce the
payment of any taxes, forced contribu-
tionS, or special assessments necessary
to pay the sums due to the United
States, and upon failure of the State or
county authorities so to do the Secre-
tary of the Interior shall cause suit to
be instituted in the name of the United
States, and take such legal action as
may be necessary to enforce the assess
ment and collection of such taxes for
the payment of teh amount of princ-
pal and interest in default or the entire
amount of such bond issue, principal
and interest. 1t shall be the duty of the
Attorney General to prosecute such
suit, and any United States district
court for the district in which the lands
affected by this Act, or any part there
of, are situated, is hereby vested with
jurisdiction to enforce the provisions of
this Act
Section
That the proportion or amount of the
cost OF the canals and works, the con-
struction of which are authorized by
this Act to be borne by any irrigation
J district, State land settlement board,
soldier settlement board, water users
association, or other organization, as
fixed and determined by the Secretary
of the Interior, may be paid in cash,
and when so paid shall be deposited in
the Treasury to the credit Of the I'm
perial project fund, and may be ex.
pended by the Secretary of the Interior
in the same manner as money apprOpri
ated by Congress pursuant to this Act
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
KETTNER BILL
Continued from Page Four)

an agreement satisfactory to the Secre-
tary to pay all costs assessed by the
said Secretary. and otherwise fully COM
plying with the provisions of this Act.
Section 3
That at such times as the Secretary
of the Interior shall direct, in order to
obtain the benefits of this Act. each
irrigation district or other Organiza-
ton containing lands to be reclaimed
under the provisions of this Act, now
organized or hereafter to be organized
shall issue bonds in due form as provid
ed by State law. running for period
not exceeding forty years and bearing
interest at a rate to be fixed by the Sec
retary of the Interior, not exceeding 8
per centum per annum, for such sum as
will cover the equitable proportion or
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
Section I

SPCtIOn I
That the public lands Of the United
States declared by the Secretary of the
Interior to be susceptible of reclama-
tion under the provision Of this Act,
and included within any irrigation dis.
trict or any other similar organization
the boundaries and bonds of which are
accepted by the said Secretary undef
the terms of this Act. shall be subject
to'the provisions of the Act entitled AN
Act to promote the reclamation of arid
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
GRAPEFRUIT FOR SALE

At Imperial Valley Grapefruit Grow
ers packing house at Imperial opposite
the depot SCARED and Off size fruit may
be bought at $1.75 per sack, the sack
contains a full picking box.
Do not miss this chance to get some
of the best grapefruit in the country at
low price WIN all other fruit is high.
S. +. DOLAN, Manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31

the provisions Of this Act, shall require
each such district or organization to
enter into a contract Or contracts with
the said Secretary for the enforcement
of this provision.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31

Continued Tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
Robe Blankets $5.95
UNION SUITS
S1.15-S2.15-S2.45

SI.I0-SZ.IO-JZ.IO
SPECIAL VALUE-WHITE FLEECE
WYE CONTRACTED FOR THESE HIGHGRADE
w UNION SUITS months when prices were much
- lower than nOw-we bought abundant supply,
and when the winter weather is here we have
plenty of suits and at lower prices, too.
They are medium weight, fine ribbed suits i'm knee
and ankle length and lightly feeced to make them
Just right for wearing in this climate.
-CHIIDRENS UNION SUITS. S1.29, to years
low neck drop seat. ane length elbow sIeeves-same
in TO 10 years, s1.69.
--CHILDRENS UNION SUITS, s1.35 to years
white ribbed deeced drop seat; in s, 10 and IL
years, Si.79. I.lEt
--CHILDREN'S MERCERIZED Isle HOSE 59c
pair-doubie heel and toe-ilere i'm black and white.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-31
The S'PEacka [
Shoe For Men 81

NEW BRONZE CALF ENGLISH LAST-A BIG SHOE VALUE
NOW COMES in
quality
The "Packad is
and ygoodlo
Here in to in widths from AA to c.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Straw Hat Season Now
Officially Close d
To Classy Dressers

The straw hat season closed yes
terday-absolutely.
In fact, among those of the ultra
ultra fashionable mems set like John
Lee Webster, C. 7. Kountze, {. w.
Hull, Toe Barker and Sam Burns.
the season closed September | and
they put their bay lids down in the
well-known moth balls until next
June. -,
The almanac gives most of the
other important dates, but for some
reason it omits this important one.
It tells US that summer begins on
June q and that fall on September
. and such like important calen-
dar events. But not word about
the end of the straw hat season.
Still it's pretty generally known
when it ends-a sort of an unwrlt-
ten law, you know. And all US
classy dressers buy new winter hats
or have the Greek down at the cor
ner revamp our old one for another
season on Farnam street and the
fashionable boulevards of the city.
Oh, what would we men do if if
weren't for our fashions. How we
dote upon them and how we love to
be always up to the minute! Oh,
indeed, we must have always the
"dernier cri" in fashions, as they
say in that dear Paris.
So, off with the hay mat and on
with the soft one, fellers. The
time has come. And besides you
can buy a new felt hat for only
about twice as much as it cost you
last fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
"Raggy' Rubin Returns With
LAYERS From Lake OkObOli

"Raggy" Rubin, 2S6l Jones street,
leader of the only union orchestra
which donated its services for war
activities free of charge throughout
the war, just returned from Lake
Okoboji, Ia, where his orchestra
just closed a most successful sea-.
son, "Raggy" is one of the original
"jazzhounds," and during the past
few years "hzzed" his way through
the various large cities of the east
and middlewest. While in vaude-
vile, he made the biggest jump ever
undertaken by a single performer.
from Chattanooga. Tenn, to Win,
nipeg, Canada. With him at Lake
Okoboji played the following Oma-
hans: Lynn Krow, L. Finch and
Frank Mooney. "Raggy's orches-
ira is to play in this section this
winter
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
P. Potter Dies Suddenly at
DaveV, Neb., at the Ace of IA

Philip Potter, 1920 Capitol avenue,
died suddenly yesterday at the home
of E. P. Brown at Davey, Neb. Mr..
Potter had been resident Of
Omaha for many years. He was
"a years old He was identified with
the American Surety company.
Mr.. Potter is survived by his wife
and four children, Mrs. Hugh Wead
of St. Louis. and Audrey, Cedric and
A. c. Potter Of Omaha.
The body will be brought to
Omaha TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Unique Anniversary
Of Whole Family's
Birthdays Observed

"A unique birthday celebration was
observed Sunday at the home of
William J. Hiykel, 4 Estabrook
apartments, Sixteenth and Cass
streets, when six members of the
family celebrated the anniversaries
of their birthdays. Although only
Mr.. Hykel and his eldest son, JOS
eph, u years old, were actually born
on September IA, the rest of the
family had postponed the celebra-
ton of their birthdays, which were
on August 81.
Mrs. Helen Hykel and three of
her children, Emil, 10 years old,
Alice, 8 years old and Fay, 6 years
old, were all born on August Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Parents of Youthful Hunters
Believe They Were Drowned

Police are searching for two r.
year-old boys, Joe Bruno, Fifteenth
and Ohio streets, and Harry Tabor,
1928 North Sixteenth street, who
disappeared from their homes Sum-
day. The boys have with them
.22-calibre rifle which they took from
the Tabor home. According to
friends of the two boys, they were
On their way to shoot big game"
at Carter lake. The parents fear
they were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16

manner without the authority Of the
council. Therefore we will revoke
them all and only grant permits
where such are absolutely neces-
sary."
The parking ordinances have been
changed 30 often recently that even
the commissioners don't know the
rules.
II would like to have someone
tell me where can park my auto
mobile and for how long said
Commissioner Ure.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Private Automobile
Parking Spaces to -
Be Revoked Tuesday

All private automobile parking
spaces in the downtown district will
be revoked by city council at the
regular meeting today. This was de-
cided on yesterday at the meet
ing OF the committee Of the whole.
Various firms have put up No
Parking signs without any author
ity',' said Police Commissioner
Ringer. Nobody has 4 right to
exclusive use OF the streets in that
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Big Sugar Beet Crop
Expected to Minimize
Shortage In Country

With the exception o. the Lin
coin and Omaha divisions, the soil
In all parts Of Nebraska has become
too dry for vegetation and cannot
be cultivated to the best advantage,
the Burlington railroads weekly
crop report issued yesterday, states.
The sugar beet crop, however, is
reported to be in a satisfactory
condition. An abnormally large
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16
Frederick Eggers Dies

Frederick Eggers, o6 years old,
1919 Miami street, died Sunday aft
ernoon in a hospital. Death was
due to paralysis, from which he
suffered stroke two weeks ago.
He is survived by his widow and
six children. Funeral services will
be held at 2 Tuesday afternoon at
Crosby's undertaking parlors.
Burial will be in Forest Lawn
cemet
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16

They postponed the observation Of
their birthdays until Sunday in
order to celebrate with the head Of
the family and the eldest son.
Thirty-six guests were present at
the big birthday dinner Sunday
nipht.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16

acreage will be harvested this year
in Nebraska, and the crop will at
least be normal, according to the
report.
The large sugar beet crop is ex-
pected to minimize the big sugar
shortage now Prevailing through
out the central states.
Not more than half 4 crop Of po-
tatoes will be realized by Ne
braska farmers, or approximately
100000 bushels, the report esti-
mates.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16

Partly intended a. an Advertising
novelty, 4 mechanical calculator has
been invented for figuring the cost
Of any ordinary quantity OF saso-
line at any price.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-16

The Peruvian government will
link scattered communities on the
eastern slopes Of the Andes by an
aeroplane service carrying passen-
gers, mail and freight.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-19

II, kona sve schuze kazde,dru-
he pondeli v Ceske Mar. Sini na
Broadway. Pred. pi. Marie Ze-
man; tai. Anna Vacha, 5608
DOllOff Rd.; ucet. Marie Vo-
draska, 1916 E. 81 ul.; pokl.
Marie Kusta, 1924 Belle Ave,
Lakewood.
Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebni-
XII, kona schuze prvni patek V
mesici v Probulove ma Broad
way. Pred r. Prime, 4832 Da-
kota ST.; red. a tajemnik Bob.
Mark, 5000 Guy Ave.
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Doktor F. C. Leslie.

,pecialista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni q kozni nemoci.
JTcdni hod. od 9 do 8. Y ncdG-
i od 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
Alb PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
*f+f*.h%+-S~f*%+i f-f.s
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SBORY SOkCLSKE.
S0kol Cleveland kOna sch

SDSN sooASInJhE..
Sokol Cleveland kona schu-
ze kazdou tretI nedeli m6sici
We sve sini ma Quincy Ave. Sta
1osta Fr. Rebeka, 2346 L. 83
ul.; jednatel Vac. Kunasak,
2483 4. &c ul. icet. Vac. HUI
mi, 12109 Parkhill Ave; pokl.
t'r. Yak. 2509 L. 80 St; naCel-
nix F'r. Pliska, S317 Central
Avenue.
Sokoi Nova Viast hona schu-
re kazcou prVni ncd6li Y me-
.s!ci V Ces. SIM Sokol na Clark
ave. Starosta Vac. Proch. 1912
Fulton I'd; jcdnatel, t'rant.
Wagner, 3349 Fulton Rd.; L.
cetnik JOS. Libal, 3342 w. 81
rlicc.
Sokol EIavi,ceh kona scha1i
l.azdou ctyrtou stredu Y m6sici
X Jesk6 N4r0dnI SIM ma BROAD
way. Starosta i. L. Ptak. 491l
Broadway. ipdratcl I p.ry
.&O96 Otol,ar ST. meet Ad Ma
.yratiI 3246 + 81 ST. nok1ad
Vast K9dIec 1907 Eroad,,-a,.
Te7 7a.s- c7, - =.
"a ..,,,o ,,,,..,,: -,aJs1.
y sini 40 pncI.o,.a pd ct,maata
AIois Hrah5t 11e21 pa,.,,,;,,..
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syn iodn.lo,f,, 1-.,I. p..eI.
a1ec u .z 9, n,t p....,.
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Inu vzdy tretl ctvrtek V 8 nod.
vecer Citarn6 Ceske Mar. ST.
ne ma Broadway. Pred. Ferd.
Schwartz, tai. Frank Yunger,
l2S08 Benham Ave-; ucct. j.
Srabec, 1884 w. 3S St; pokl.
Alois Huml, 3410 Z. SO st.
| Damska Beseda kona schulz
;, Ceske Narodni Slni ma Broad
way kazdy prvni G,vrtek V me-
sici. Pred. Anna Vanek, tajem.
Cecilie Vlach, 1919 e. 10 ul. /;
1cet. Marie Calta, Lester roh
Finn ul.; pokl. Anna Mikes,
t444 Douse Ave.
| Dram. SEor "Iyi' odbyva
chuzi kazdou prvill sobotu V
meslci v CoSke Mar. Sini IA
Bro: Iway.. Predseda JOS. Ska
lax, 168O4 Greenwood ave.
tai. EN-. w. Pelich, 4604 Lester
ave., riditel V. Khop, 3245 E.
40 ul.
Damskh Reseda ma zap. stra
ne, kona schulz kazde druhe
pondGli V meslci. Predsedka
Marie Voldan. 3191 T. 81 ul. !;
tai. a ucet. Ant. Petr, 3176 W.
so ST., pokl. Yer. Lu&tic, 1929
w. Al st.
karlinsky Strelechy klub
Aona schuze ti'etl ctvrtek Y
m6sici V mistnosti V. Knechtla
ma Fleet Ave. Nadlcsni Ant.
Maxa; tai. r. Hauzer, 1888 E.
SO ST.; ucet. +. Soul,up, 378o
Z. 54 St; pokI. Jos. koza st. !;
Nabijec j. Kopanicky.
Ps.sronai Ceske Ned, Svob,
skoiy ma Broadway kcna schu-
ri kazdG druhe pond@ll V me
sici V citarn6 Ceske Mar. Sine.
! Predseda Ant. Streicek, tai. K.
iBiIek, 1926 Magnet Ave; po-
Kladnice Marie Dlouhy, 1899
, ,Chard Ave.
Dram aticAy Krouzek "Vcel-
ka' kona schulz kazdou prVnl
Inedeli V meslci V 8 hod. vecer
v Probulove. Predseda F. kar-
nos, 6209 Broadway, tai. Mar
| t. Navratiioyta i5S:2 SS:23 sMag1et
Ave. ; ucet. a pokl. M. Baslova,
5409 Harvard Ave.
Prvni Darsky SEor Vlasia
Iona schulz kazde prvni pom
ldll V m67ici Y Cesl<e Narodni
iSini na Broadway. Pfedsedka
With po,,s 7nto pro,d,,,,v
"a; Ann, nJ,l,1 100 prno1
u,,v 61o4 2?,,,,, ro,o.lI,,
Ipokl. Anna HarcskN.
p,,:.,1.., xeao,,s Ga soL.,
m c,.~l, A,a ,,o,,5 90 ,,lo .
,.,,,i nond.l; , ,,5.;ci y g hod
ro1o,. '. Sosl,6 Gin; co1.ol p%o1
sod, r., No,-sl, s2eo a. <,
=, j.; ,,a pol,or o27o ,v
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Cesky Sportovri klub Cleve-

V meslci mistnosti p. Vlasaka
1927 Broadway. Predseda VI.
Kadlec, 1927 Broadway; tai.
IIirosl. MottI, 12504 Harvard
Ave; ucet. Ant. Houska, 4801
Ried Ave; pokl. Victor Ptak,
4604 Lester Ave.
Rediseistvo CesI<o Americke
SIM ma Quincy Ave. kona schu
ri druhl Ctvrtck V mesici. Pred
iseda NJ. ]. Stupka, 2446 L. 81
St; tai. Anna iomola, 3016
Amos Ave; uGet. Vac. Syehla,
.2509 L. 80 St; jednateI Jiri
Chud0ba, 8715 Beckman Ave.
Patronat Ceske Sine Sokol
ma Clark Ave. kona schuzi dru
hou nedeli V meslci. Predseda
Kar. Hoch, BIG w. so St;
TAI. Anna Pekar, 1919 w. 81
St; ucct. Anna NaSincc, 3214
". 48 St.
Patronat Spolkove Sine ma
Buckeye Rd., kona schulz PRIV
NJ stredu V m6sici. Pred. Alois
Nanik, 2908 Z. Id ST.; tai. V.
+. bort, 1881 Continental
Ave; dGet. &. Plesmid, 112O7
Buckeye Rd.
Ceska Beseda kona schulz
pIynl treti ncd6li V m6sici
GeSke Mar. SIM ma Broadway.
Pfedseda Vac. Honcik, 4106
/. 13l ST.; tai. }. Frcka, 4246
\. 1lG St; ucet. Fl. Janousek,
Box 43 Station "D".
Reditelstvo Ceshe Nsrod. ST.
ne ma Broadway kona schulz
kazdy druhy d ctvrty patek V
n6slci. Predseda josef Frcka,
z246 (. 11G ST.. ; tai. En-. Ger
nchorskJ. 1921 Z. lit St; L.
Get. Eaclav Svoboda. 5lO7 Dal
-on Ave; pokl. JOS. Svec, 6221
HVnde Ave. NVb0r maiptku-
Jos. Stupka, 1865 Broadway.
Patronat Ces. nied. svob.
Gko'y NJ zap, strans kona schu
+! posledni nedeli V mesici V
ICeske Sini Sokol. Pfedseda Fr.
Krakora. 35o1 w. So St.; tai.
Ferd. Mucha, 1920 w. so ST.;
Ccet. Vac. Hynek, 2135 w. 53
ulice.
Sdruzeni Ces. Svob. Skol
Clcvelandu, konae sva schuzc
E&zd6 GtyTtc utcrJ V me5ici V
Z he'd. yoccr Y citarnG Ce8ke
49,. c;,5 i, p.al, Da1
= pn!ich 1ce1 5a.tor Ava
III Eai Na,.r.itiI 5222 M,o
naa 40 ,iaa. A Siror6al.
a114 Ra~nat Ave-.
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ARCHANCELSk.


pauu let cCyflcatycn a paQeSa7
tych. Americkym vojakIm,
kteri byli sem poslani v dobe,
kdy pomyslelo Sc ma vojenske
zakroceni proti bolsevikGm, SCI
tn mnoho nelibi. Zivot tu
shledavaji prilis jednotvarnyi
pres to, re caste jsou volani ke|
konani ruznych povinnosti: ;:
zvlaste k rizeni poulicnich kar,i
kdykoliv domorodym zrfzen-
cum napadne stavkovati, coz
je dosti caste.
Archangelsk vybudovan byl
ma bazinate pude a z vetsi ca
sti domy jsou zbudovany re
'reva, ponevadz kopani zakla-
du pro domy zdene bylo spo-
emo namnoze S nepfekonatel-
nymi obtizemi Ponevadz ba-
zina byla uprostred temer v
zde ulici, drevena siroka ce-
sta pro vozy a PEST zrizena by
la uprostred teme kazde ulice.
Cd teto cesty chodniky vedou
ke kazdemu domu.
V normalnich dobach Arch
ngelsk ma asi 10000 obyva-
tel, ale nasledkem neklidu V
jeho okoli mnoho lidi uchylilo
sc do mesta k Will ochrane
pocet obyvatelstva stoupl ma
100000. K tomu pax dluzno
pripocisti jeste domaci a spo-
jenecke posadky. Stavba no
5ch domu "a pritomnych ne
sti proto bylo nutno tento
.jistych dob neni temer mozno-
pribytek obyvatelstva ubyto-
vati v domech stavaiicich. Ze
to k pohodli obyvatelstva mno-
no neprispelo, je ma biledni.
Jedna nejvetsich budov We
meste, byvale vezeni, prone
memo bylo ma kS sarny pro a.
mericke vojaky. To ale nedo-
;tacilo a bylo nutno zriditi vo-
ienska ubytovani We skolach.
Archaneglsk mel celou Mdu
velmi peknych skolnich budov.
Ditky archangelske doposud
skolu navstevuji, ale vyucova-
Al byla vyhrazena tolike jedi
ma budova, nejvetsi z Mich. u
cineno bylo takove uspofadanl,
aby vsechny ditky mohly skolu
slavStevovat. Ia tim ucelem
ditky rozdeleny byly ma skupi-
ny a doba vyucovani zkracena.
Americti vojaci brzy Sc spra
telili S domorodci. Vetsina ma
Sich hochu pochazi re zapadu
a zde nalezli krajinu, .iez Ia
ednim Berickym krajinam
znaCn6 sc podoba. O iejich
;abavu bylo postarano ruzny-
nj pomocnymi valecnymi or
ganisacemi. V zamoznych ro-
dinach ruskych je zvykem miti
piano. A tax je umozneno "a
nerickym voiakum, ably popfa-
81 hubby do syta.
Take divadlo S obrazky je
V Archanelsku to test Sc Una
enc prlzni americkych vojaku.
Nyni predvadeji Sc tn vetsinou
americke obrazky a to sc ma
sim hochum lib. Rusove pri-
hlizeii obycejne k obrazkum
llidnG, nedavaiice na jevo zad
1eho rozruseni. u pocatku div
nc pohlizeli Ma americke no.
chy, kdyz piskanim 'davali na
jevo svoje uznani ruznym hrdi
num fotOher, ncbot u Rusu pl-
skani je proicvcm nelibosti. A
lie uvykli jiz na tyto projevy a
anuje meZi mimi americky-
mi vojaky nejlepsi pratelstvi.
V Archangelsku vychazi ne
kolik ruskych casoplsu. Nedo-
statek papiru a tiskarskeho in
lsoustu mel V dusledku zmen-
SEM obiemu casopisu. Vetsina
i;ch ma jenom jeden anebo
diva listy a tisk je temef neci-
aclny. Americkym hochum to
1oho nevada, protoze malo
ktery Mich naucil Sc do te mi
ry rusky, ably casopisy temito
.mohl ukajeti svOii zvGdavOst.
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A.'i,t. Huspaska, 1896 L. 128
St; tai. Anna BaIoun, 4315
/ TIoWbrjdgc Ave: ucet. NJ. Zc-
man, Broadway: dozor-
ii}n6 katerina svec, 4153 +.
II23 ul.
| Saor Vlastinila c. 8, J. c. D.
Iona schulz ctvrtou nedeli V
rCsiui CeskG NarodnI SIM Ma
Broadway. Pred. Anna Sacha,
i0506 Miles Ave; tai. Marie
RuziCka, l247 Il. j26 ILL.,; ucet.
3olena Nacha, 1894 L. 40 ul..
poN. Zi6nka Soukup, 5002
PershinH Ave.
shor L;dumiIa c. Il, J. c. D.
0dbTva schulz prvni nedeli V
neslci Ceske Narodni Sini ma
Broadway, Y mistnosti c. /,
Pred. An1a Mikes, 1411 Dousa
Ave. tai. Anna Maiy, 4312 T..
.24 ul. UCet. Marie Aubrecht,
3Toi L. 81 ui.; pokl. Lizzie