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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

Miss Phebe Helmick, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hell
mick, died Monday afternoon at her
home in Monterey, after an illness
covering four years. She was the
youngest daughter of a large family,
her age being about forty, and she
was unmarried. Twice during her
long illness she was taken to eastern
cities for hospital treatment, but re-
ceiving only temporary relief,
she bore these disappointments as
we'll as her physical suffering with
patience and christian fortitude.
She is survived by a number of
brothers and sisters, three of whom,
George, and Miss Della and Miss Jen-
ME, reside in Monterey, and Mrs.
Samuel Warner and Mrs. James Trim
bic, in the Monterey community,
while William Helmick, another
brother lives on the Hightown side
of the mountain.
Funeral services were conducted
at the house Tuesday afternoon by
her pastor, Rev. ]. C. Thrasher, as
sisted by Rev. N. A. Parker, after
which interment took place in the
Monterey cemetery.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
DOE HILL ITEMS

Dec. 80, 1918
Misses Leta and Lura Hiner and
Elizabeth Armstrong returned to
Bridgewater College today, after
spending the holidays at their res
pective homes.
Miss Helen Blagg, who has been
in business in Charleston, w. Va, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blagg.
Miss Madge- 3lagg of the Mellow
ell High School is also, spending her
vacation at home.
Others who were home for the
holidays are Misses Hester Jones,
Matte and Mary Hiner, Nellie Bever-
age and Martha Pitsenbergr.
Mason Armstrong and Edward
Kiracofe who were in the Auto Train
ing Corps, u. Va. have been honora-
bly, discharged, and are at their res
pective homes.
Alfred Eagle, of the Students Ar
my Training Corps, U. Va :, also re-
ceived his discharge and is spending
his vacation at Eagles Nest. He
will resume his studies Jan. 9Th.
Mrs. H. L. Eagle returned to Phil
adelphia last Saturday after spend
ing a few days with her little daugh-
ter at Eagles Nest. H. Leroy Ea-
gle, who has also been visiting his
mother and little daughter, will re-
turn to Pocono this week.
w. S. Marye, of Luray, Va, was a
week end guest in the home of Jared
A. Hiner.
But for the timely efforts of DR..
Jones, our church would have burn
ed down last Sunday. Benjamin
Hull had made fires in the stoves and
as they did not burn very readily, he
took a can containing gasoline,
! and attempted to pour it on the
wood, when it Immediately caught
fire, and exploded. The boy ran
with it to the vestibule to throw it
out of doors, but it SCENE, he
could not get the door OPP
en- left it jumped out of win
ow and ran for help. When DR..
Jones opened the door the vestibule
was filled with the flames he how
ever rushed in kicked the can out
in the yard and eXtingutshed the
flames with water. He endangered
his life as his eyebrows and hair
were badly singed.
Our community had escaped the
influenza with the excepting family
Of Glenn Snyder, until recently. Thre
are several cases, Winfred Propst,
Wesley Armstrong family, and Mr..
Eye of Pendleton, who is visiting
there, Chap Pitsenberger, and Elmer
Snyder.
II. W. Armstrong, who has been in
w. Va. for some time, returned two
weeks ago, and has been i'll with a
severe cold.
Mrs. M. e. Ruckman is visiting
her sister, Mrs.A. H. Jones.
Occasional
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
HONOR LIST
EW--G. A. Robinson,

NEW--G. A Robinson, Bolar;
Miss Ruth L. Winner, Washington;
Jas. NJ. Armstrong, FishersVille; S.
A. Porter, Pilzesyille, Ky; Miss Ella
Arbogast, Buena Vista, Va; Mrs.
Samuel Hunley, Formossa, Va.
RENEWALS-Rev. r. C. Maxwell,
Franklin; ]. Ed. Smith, huntsville;
Jno. Samples, Monterey R. F. D.;
R. ". Armstrong, Churchville; e..
NJ. Arbogast, Marlinton; Jno. w.
Sharp, Clover Lick; f. c. Hiner,
Morgantown; Extension Division,
Blacksburg, Va.;hM. Waybright, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
TRIMBLE
Dec. 81, 1918


There is right much sickness in
our community at present. H. H.
Terry is suffering severely with a
bealing on the back of his head, his
son Julian, a pupil of the M. H. S.
contracted the flu in the home Of
Early Gum with whom he was board
ing and being unable to be brought
home his mother went to nurse him
and also became a victim of the dis
ease. They were both able to be
brought home first of the week.
Miss Hazel Terry, who is teaching
school in Dayton came home to
spend weeks vacation found her
home people i'll and has not yet re-
turned to resume her duties.
Others on the sick list are: B. F.
Hiner, John Corbett, Mrs. M. H. Cor
bett Mrs. Ethel Gutshall
Robert A Dickson, who volunteer
ed in service for Uncle Sam has re-
ceived a final discharge and return
ed home the 21st inst, also John
Gutshall, Eustis4 Bussard and Willie
Hiner who had employment in the
shipyards at Newport News, have
returned home.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ham
ilton, Dec. oath, a girl; also to Mr.
and Mrs. Hollie Gutshall, a girl,
Dec. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Griffin, of
Deerfeid are visiting relatives on
Jackson's River and Dickson's Hill.
Eustis Eussard and nephew Fay
Bussard, of Big Valley are spending
Z few days with relatives and FRIENDS
on Dry Branch.
Misses Maggie and Lois Gwin Of
3olar were guests latter part of the
week of their sister, Mrs. Hollie Gut
shall.
Miss Rosa Waggy, a pupil of the
NJ. II. S. is spending her holiday va
cation at home.
Miss Maize Robertson pupil Of
the N. H. S. is visiting her friend,
Miss Eva Terry.
G.. A. Robertson, who was living
with his father-in-law, w. w. Terry,
for the past year, has moved to his
farm in Big Valley.
Miss Elsie Terry, who has charge
of the Woods Terry school, failed to
resume her school work on Monday
on account of illness in her home.
Miss Grace Gum, of Monterey who
is teaching the Dry Branch school
went home to spend her holidays
was unable to return Monday to-
teach. ~
Dave Terry has recently been en-
'ployed by Charley Stephnson to car
,ry the mail from Bolar to Wander
pool
John McAllister is visiting his sis
ters, Mesdames Thomas Folks and
Albert Gum.
Miss Myrtle Lamb who was with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Ryder of Will
Evansville for a couple of months,
has returned home.
Patrick Micks, of Cass, w. Va,
who had not visited here for thirty
years, was the guest recently of his
sister, Mrs Jas. P. Hiner and other
relatives.
Bub Robertson, who had employ
ment in Marlinton, spent couple of
days viii his faher, G.. A. Robertson
last week.
Get ready to write 1919.
Wishing the Recorder and its
many readers Happy New Year.
HIAWATIIA
If you choose to do so you may
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
DEATHS

The present holiday season
brought sorrow and grief to at least
twohomes in Highland: The first
to be stricken was that of Robert 7.
Whitelaw, near Hightown, and the
circumstances attending the death
Of the husband and father were PEI
culiarly sad. A few days before
Christmas he accompanied his sis
ter, Mrs. Hull, to Baltimore to spend
the festive season with her, and
while there, the deep cold he had
contracted before leaving, made him
an easy prey to the epidemic which
has swept over the entire land, and
he became Ill, double pneumonia de-
veloping and causing his death on
Thursday of last week. kilograms
announcing his critical illness came
to his family here, and few hours
before his death his wife left for
Baltimore only to learn when she
reached Staunton that it was too
Ilate.
Mr.. Whitelaw was the youngest
son of DR.. and Mrs. N. A. Whitelaw
and was about 50 years of age.
Surviving him are a wife, formerly
Miss Lucy Wiley, and three small
children, his aged father--an octo-
genarian and quite feeble two bro
theirs, ]. A. and e. 3. Whitelaw, of
Monterey, and two sisters, Mrs. Chas
Hull, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Mary
Dudley, who resides with her aged
! father.
Mr.. Whitelaw had been in the ser
vice of the government for num-
Der of years as Rural Free Delivery
carrier of the Hightown route, and
in this capacity he had proved to be
efficient and accommodating In
fact, all who knew him intimately
speak of him as kind-hearted, OBJ
liging citizen and friend.
His body was brought home for
burial arriving here Monday
afternoon and resting for the night
in his grief-stricken home near
Hightown, on Tuesday morning,
after a service at the house conduct
ed by Rev. J. G. Thrasher and Rev.
N. A. Parker, was brought to Mon
terey cemetery for interment beside
two little children who had pre-
coded the father to the grave.
Monterey Lodge, I. o. o. F., Of
which he was member, took
charge of the body at the grave,
serving as pall-bearers and using
their burial service.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

FOR SALE PRIVATELY-A 200
acre, Bluegrass, Crabbottom FARM,
Highland County. Well-fenced, fine
brick house, fine water. S29,000.00
Address, ]. McC. SIEG,
Lewisburg, w. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

I will sell my farm privately on
easy terms cotaining 60 acres, lying
two miles north of Headwaters, Va.
For information call or write
Claude Echard, Deerield, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
Business Locals

FOR SALE-A few Rhode Island
Red Roosters Mrs. J. H. N. Cobb,
Mcdowell, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
NOTICE.

ere will be a meeting of the
Aders of the First National
of Highland at it's banking
at Monterey, Virginia, Tues
he 18th, day of Jan uary, 1919,
so o'clock for the purpose of
lg Directors for the ensuing
and to transact any other bust
hat may come before this meet
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

81 pa - was wn .ndcG
France. IS -. . this sid, " ~ e.
lantic, d, az few wee ts tao.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

FOR SALE-I New Iron Safe,
weigh 1000 lbs, also Ford Auto,
run one season, in first class-condi-
ton. Address w. G. HULL
ct Monterey, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03
]. C. Matheny, Cashr.

SALE-100 acres of land in
near Christiens Station, i'm
BY a 4 room bungalow, stable
ecessary out buildings 10 acres
e apples and peach orchard.
\ per acre if sold quick, one
ii, balance to suit purchaser.
IS A. C. THOMAS,
Staunton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

If you choose to do so you may
write it 10 ditto.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-01-03

want to reeurn thanks to my
nds and neighbors for Their syIt
by and help in my bereavement.
Mrs. r. T. Whitelaw,
Hightown Va.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
THE FRIENDLESS SOLDIER.

In her Paramount picture, "Petti-
crews Girl" which will again ap-
pear in the Elko theatre tonight,
Ethel Clayton has the role of Daisy
Heath, Broadway beauty. Daisy has
her line out to catch a rich husband.
Private Pettigrew is alone in the
world, having no parents, relatives
or friends. He never even had a
sweetheart, but when he takes trip
to New York, from the embarkation
camp at which he is stationed he ar
ranges to meet her, and lots Of things
happen.
1.-THE Only Way" a Ford Educa-
tional subject also on view at the
Elko tonight, pictures the results of
"arelessness in a manner that should
',e lesson in safety for auto drivers
md others using thoroughfares.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
FEWER OLD MAIDS

Bright, sparkling eyes and a
sweet breath are dependent on
a healthy condition Of the
stomach and bowels. Rouge
and other cosmetics fool no
one, and are dangerous to
health. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea drives out i'm
purities, pimples, blackheads,
makes health-giving red blood
and that means a clear skin
with rosy cheeks, bright eyes,
and steady nerves.
Bankers Drug Store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
800 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper will b
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that seience has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh. being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces Of the Syetem thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doingfts
work. Tho proprietors have 50 much
faith in the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials:
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
Walt Mason on Home Bulldln

More wheat was sown in the Baudette di
than was grown last year, making an increase o
per cent in the acreage.-Baudette Region.
What's the matter, "Bill?"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
THE CITY OF COMRADES. "

Seena Owen, who is Tom Moore's
leading lady in his latest Goldwyn
picture, 1.-The City of Comrades
which comes to the Grand Saturday
and Sunday, was in New York re-
Gently on purchasing expedition.
Her tour led her along Fifth avenue,
in and out of the most exclusive
modistes' and milliners' shops.
AS the cultivated daughter Of a
wealthy widow in the perturbation
of Basil Kings novel Miss Owen
wears a dressing gown Of dull cham
payne colored satin with the bodice
trimmed with real Irish lace. In an.
other scene, she appears In an even
gown of ruflle georgette draped over
heavy cream-colored satin, with a
cluster of small satin roses on the
right shoulder.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10

rifice and of the pure love born of
suffering, but none is more beautiful
than that which David Wark Griffith
has immortalised in 1.-THE Girl Who
Stayed at Home his latest Aircraft
picture, which will be shoWn at the
Elko theatre next Saturday and Sun
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
"PH1L: FOR SHOOT"

The first starring vehicle in which
Evelyn Greeley will make her appear
1nce on the screen is "Phil-for Short"
u fascinating production written by
Clara S. Beranger and Forest Halsey.
1t is an entertaining story told in a
charming manner. The Elko theatre
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10
NEWSOFTHE
THEATERS
DARING. TWIST IN PLOT.

Full of suspense, building point on
point with great dramatic force, "A
Woman Under OATH" which is show
ing for the last time tonight at the
Grand. Shows that Miss Reeds work
is little short of wonderful. Again
she demonstrates that she is one of
the screens great actresses. Her
performance is real and impressive
picture from life. The theme is of
timely interest and of considerable
originality and there is a daring
twist in the plot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-07-10

announces the appearance Of Miss
Greeley in "Phil-for-Short" tomor-
row, Friday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
Otazka treti kandidatury pres. Wilsona
CEKANCI z DNESNlHO MINISTER
SKEHO KABINETU.
o MOVE NOMINACI RoZHODNUTO BUDE
8. LEDNA.

Washington 2s prosince. Ufedni oznameni pochaze-
jc Primo od presidena Wisona pokud ce eho fetho
presdenskeho obdob e ocekavano pf savnostnm obedu
Jacksonnv den s. ledna. Wilson zjevi udane datum
nysy bud dopsem neb osobne ale tax rozhod
ne bez vsech okazaloso kterych byo pdvodne muveno
Cekancd nejpTednejsf mista Bem Dome bude ne
kok skorem vschn sou zmineny den istine Tetnik
Nevfce mluvi kandidaturach A. Pamera generaniho
zalobce Wiama E. Wsona sekretare prace j. Danelse,
seketdfe odstva byvaleho sekretre statniho pokadu
presdenta Wisona W. G. McAdooa Krone techto Gle
dnesnho kabneu bezio obyvatee washingtonske
ho Beho Domu guverner Cox ohiosky senator Atee Po
James w. Gerard New Yorku, byvaly amercky vysla-
Nemecku jest jednym cekancem, jenz hodla pust
do pockeho zapasu vastn vrub, ak tomu nasvedcue
eho nomnace pTi prmarkach JIM Dakote Nektefi de-
mokrac predaci sice prohasu re Wilson tfeti kand
dova nebude sam dosud urcit9 nevyslov Made
vech konkuren posneny sou skuteen otfesenym zdra
vim presdenovym eho osobni patee sou nahedu ze
nebue pfi stale lepscim savu vydat prepnute
nervy nebezpeei novych zae prudkych voebnich bojd
Vseobecne jest oGekavano ze vecny kandidat amercke
presidensvi Bryan, opetn6 obevi voebnm kolb
kdyz nebude uchazetio nSninaci jse
vyuzii znacnebc vvu prospech neereho
svych obibencG.
Banket den Jacksondv jest leos poradan demokrat
ckym narodnlm vyborem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
IWSSl IWSS fWSSl
SClTANi PROHIBICNlCH
HLASU.
Revise listopadovych vo,eb by
la dnes zahajena.

Prepocitavani prohibicnicl
h ash z 1900 ohaj jkych pre-
cinktu, odevzdanych "a listo-
padovych voleb, zahajeno by
10 dnes dopoledne soudcem
Clevengerem v Columbus. Nej
drive dostanou Sc k revisi bal
loty clevelandske a pc Mich
hned pfepocitany budou voleb
III i]tky V Columbus odevzda-
ne. Zakazovaci touto revisi
doufaji vyhladit ,iberalni vet
Sinu 479 hlasI, kterazto vetsi-
ma ratifikaci narodni prohibi-
ce zavrhla. Vodafi namitaji,
re We 1900 precinktech pocita-
10 Sc po volbe nespravne pro
to pry ratifikace 479 hlasy pa
dla. Doufaji tudiz, re dnesni
revi,e listopadovy lspech libe-
rald pokazi a ratifikace O.
hio zpusobem tim obstoji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
PARlZsKA VESTKYNE PROROKUJE
PAD BOLSEVISMU.
R. 1920 UclNEN BUDE vLADE sovETu KoNEc

Parfz 27 prosnce = Jistou pozornost, zavnenou hav
"slabos dnesni amercke vady stae opakulicimi
delncymi nepokoj volava prorocvi madame de Thelme
stala nastupkyn zemele asnovdky veskyne NADIA
me de Thebes ak znamo pred vakou dost vystizne
pfedpovedea prGb6h valky oslednes prorokovaa xe
vaIky dosud skorem neznamy rarod dokaze
bosch nkdy netuene cny coz arci by pfehalo nasemu
osvobozovacimu hnutf)
Nyneisi prorokyne cite hvezdach karet TeZi je
m pfedpove ved6mi nachazime nasedovni veci:
Ruska vada sovet smetena bude drive nez uplvne rok
Angle SCI postupne vrati k byvaemu dominuiicmu po-
saveni obchodnm svete bude sv6dkem dalsiho postpu
zenSktho hnut.
rozbroe Itae budou posupre rozfeseny kdezto
Spanelsko Portugaly ocekavaif veke nepokoje.
VzkTfsenf Nemecka zahy bude plnvm jeho lidem ry-
chile uskutecneno.
Franci naskyta nova skvea era J,z dubnu ale fl
rancnf cee zemi vrat do normanfch kole e
prve 1920.
Zavadnuti Venuse vesmiru hvezd posiG 7istim ro-
lem usalen miru svonost Earodi ceeho svea
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

sta vseho konle1eialismu a my
doufali jsme tale ysichni, re i
cesko 3,,ovenska vlada bude ma
hi tax pohlizeti a re nesnizi Sc
k tomu, ably milodaru nasich
vydira a nelidsky nejakou da .
We forme ella.
Deje-li Sc tax prece a zaba-.
vuje-li Sc dokonce, co my jsme
zde draze museli koupiti, oby
chom pfispeli k umirneni bidy
We stare vlasti, pax nevyhnu-
telny nasledek toho musi byti
ze milodary sve proste zasta-
vine a re muslme oslySeti vSe-
chny da 81 prosby re stare Via
Jti. Milodary nase jsou soukro
me, plati soukromym osobam g
neni naSem umys u hledeti
klidne K tomu, jak vladni u
rady snazi Sc kupciti mimi, a.
nebo pfipadne zabavovati je
pro osobni potfebu nekterych
otlivcu, jimz prislusi pra-
vo rozhodovati o tom, co smi
rukama jejich profit k rukam
adre saith a co mohou libovolnG
zabaviti a zadrzeti.
V tom ohledu ceskosloven-
ska Amerika bude "a jedno 5
zajiste Zastavi dalSi sve zasil.
ky ma tax d,ouho, dokud nebu.
de ucin6na v tomto smeru ne.
jaka naprava.
Prislusne kruhy mely by na
to upozorniti cejkoslovenskol
V adu a pripomenouti d1razn6
ze v teto otazce ceskosloven
ska Amerika domaha Sc rych
leho slySeni a zadouci napra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29
AMER. DARKY A CELNf OTAZKA.
MILODARY z AMERIKY PODLEHAJf CLU We STA
RE VLASTI A PRfPADNE ZABAVENf L KRIKLA-
We POMERY, JEz HROZf ZASTAvENlM
AMERICKE POMOCI

New Yorske Listy pisi: Tt
sice amer;ckych krajann, KITE
II poslali svym drahym We sta
re vlasti RUNE milodary k va
nocum, zajiste S uzasem budou
cfsti nasledujici vymluvnou
zpraviGku prazskych "Narod-
mich Listd" ze dine 2. prosin-
ce:
"Naklady americkych dar-
XII lodi "Zaca' a "Jasan" jsou
jiz neporuseny We skladistich
firmy Schenker a spoil, Deci-
ne. S expedici jejich zapocato
bude lined, jakmile prislusne
ufady rozreSi otazku vycliva-
nj. Doufame, re povo.ena bu-
de Ma ezita uleva V tom sme-
rru, takze ) rozesilanim zasilek
bude mono zapociti V dobe
nejkratsi.
Ze zpravicky teto vychazi
made vSi pochybnost ma jevo,
re americke milodary po pri-
chodu do stare vlasti podleha-
il clu, jako kazde jine obycej-
|! ne zbozi re vlada ceskoslo-
| venska tom ohledu necini
zadneho rozdflu. Ba pravi Sc
dokonce, re nektere pfedme-
+, ty, jake tabak a doutniky, po-
dlehaji proste zabaveni jakoz
: to predmety nepripustne. Do
konce pry j3ou tom Zahrnu-
| ty nektere potreby, jez ne
spadaji primo do tridy zbozi
prepychoveho. Ia techto okol.
nosti otazka americkych milo.
darG dospela ke kritickemu
stavu. Kdezto americti kraja.
nj, vyhovujice upen ivemu vo.
lani svych pratel vIdcicf
vladnich kruhn, snazi Sc S ne.
vetSim sebezapfenim poslat
do stare vlasti vse, co mohou
ably jen prispeli ku zmirnen
tamni bidy a ku zlepseni ira
| gickych pomerG, vlada sam;
ma druhe strane vyclivanin
techto milodard primo vrazd
| humanni podnet, vychazejic
II jejich vlastnich kruhG.
| Podlehaji-li americke milo
Diary clu pripadn6 zabave
mi Sc strany ce3kos ovenskyc1
dradI, kazdy americlsy krajal
81 to dvakrat rozmysli,- nez-l
Ease neco posle do stare Via
sti. Nase dobrocinnost Jest Il
ste lidska, ciste humanni, pro
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WSSl [ttl WSS
ZASTRELM UDAVACE.

23lety italsky ovocnar Josef
Massecissa zavrazden byl wee
IA v domku cislo 7707 Rose
wood Ave., kde nejaka rodin-
na ) avnost byla pofadana. Ia
stTelil jej Vlach B. Strizza, Wy
davSi sc uradGm dobrovolne a
tvrdici, re zmineneho usmrtil
v sebeobrane. Treba vSak po-
znamenati, re Massecissa pred
nedavnem vyzradil po'icii fa'
deni zdejsi Cerna ruky, ma
kterezto udavacstvi diva italsti
zlocinci dostali sc do zalare
Nome tudfz, &c udavac stal sc
obeti misty.
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O STAVBE UNION NADRA-
III IA SOUARU.
Es,s.na terminal..ho radniho
W Loru je pro stavbu bez
.:ennsylvanske drahy.

V dneSni schulz mestskych
radaich bude opat rokovaro 0
ltayb6, noveho Union nadrazi a
terniinabli radni vybor die vse
no navrnne, ably stavba ia della
sc ma squaru bez drahy penn
sylvanske, kterazto pilna pred
loha ci emergeGcni ordinance
bude ma radnici podana row.
nez dnes vecer. Proti stavbe
bude die vSeho horovat pet o.
pos. caich radnich Clayton c.
Towne ,em V cele, kdezto rad
nj Kad Geek die vSeho namit-
re, ze m6sto melo by prede-
vSinl ziskat definitivni Zaruky
od sesti zbyvajicich ze,eznic-
rich spole 3nosti, ze totiz na
stavbe urcite Sc nudou podi-
let. kterazto opatrnost jest nu-
tina, uvazi-li Sc, re mesto jest
ochotno poskytnout k disposi-
ci AS akru ulic spolecnosti ter
minalni. Dnesni schuZe ma rad
nici slibuje byti velmi ruSna a
pak-li By dotcena emergecni
ordinance schvalena byla, vo-
icstvo bude 1nad nj dodatec
ne referendum hlasovanim
rozhodovat. Pod'e mestskeho
carteru zadne pilne ci emer-
genc1i usneseni rady referend
nj volbu prekaziti nemuze.
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We VlDNI Sc KRADE POD OCF1RA.
NOU LIDOVE OBRANY.

Wr. Tagbatt" oznamue re vdenskem nadrazf
Matzlensdorfu mnozy krat olupovani vagon tou
bylo powerful tam dohledem zvasn oddeen
pocenh aenti Stavao re byy zumyne pusobeny sraa
Fv nebo ch vykoeen ably tim byo snaze je vyu-
pova Po obtzn6m patrani bylo zsteno re kradez s
cast Glenove dove obrany kter drive by pTdeeni hid
nadraz iakoz zeeznicni zrzenci Pozorovani
neobvcenG tizeno ezto Cenove dove obrany vse
moznS brani dozoru organ POuziva dokonce reflekto
rd aby 6pe nohli pocejn organy mr List sdeuje ze
nyn bya lidova obrana tohoto nadraz odvoana hdka
svefena poicejnim agentIm a strait