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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-07-03

fort kits for the well. Injection OF
the personal element into the rela-
tions of Red Cross men and soldiers
led to the broadening of the W,-s
20 personal service with families and
the establishment of the Home Ser
vice section.
At the seven posts in the division.
there are now fifty-nine workers
OF more than were needed a year
and half ago.
Mr.. McGrath described the work at
the hospitals and camps, which in
cludes personal advice to the men
In daily trips through the wards. with
aid and encouragement and the
transaction of bushes affairs. The
recreational work is widely varied,
including athletics, automobile rides
theatre parties, music, handicratt
INSTRUCTION, masseur work for the
wounded, provision OF reading mat
ter, etc.
Canteen work, he said. is now be-
ing carried on with undated vigor
and is even increasing at some points
while the motor corps have done inn
mensely valuable work since their
Organization. ma,
NURSING
Miss Lettie G. WEIGH, director OF
the department of nursing, reviewed
the history of the department, de-
scribing its development under Miss
Delano, who died in France April Is.
Miss Delano, she said looked to
the future when the European war
began, so that when the United States
entered the conflict in April, 1917,
there were S.015 nurses enrolled. In
January, 1918, there were 16,O25
enrolled. An appeal of the SURGEON
general in March, 1918, caused
still greater increase. At present,
more than $4,000 are enrolled, 49,
600 of whom are overseas.
The Mountain division filled its
nurse enrolment quota set for Jan
uary l, 1919, on October 10, 1918.
The service flag at national head
quarters, said Miss Welch, has four
gold stars in memory of Mountain
division nurses. The Mountain divi-
sion stands third in the government
list complied from a national sur
vey Of nursing resources.
The Red Cross, said Miss Welch,
is. now ready to fight for the better
ment of national health. the need of
which was demonstrated by the war,
through an educational calpaign. >
This work will be carried on thru
the chapter committees by a plan
for universal instruction in dietetics,
sanitation, care of the sick, etc, with
abbreviated courses for children.
PUBLICITY
George +. Lewis, director of pub
licity of the Mountain division, out
lined the power of propaganda, or
publicity, showing what the Germans
accomplished with 1t and how the
allies fought back with even better
use of propaganda.
Propaganda" said Mr.. Lewis,
changed the attitude OF the nation
toward consumption and turned its
opponents into advocates. 1t was
through publicity, that the country
raised the five Liberty loans and the
Red Cross performed its great pro-
duction work. Red Cross chapters
could not function properly without
and he urged all workers
to give the fullest prominence to all
their activities. He called the atten-
ton of the delegates to Arc Rays,
the division publication. as a source
of information through which chap
ters might keep the public informed
OF Red Cross work.
He said the public must be shown
the reason for the activities COM
prised in the organizations peace
nTnpran, In, nydar tt,t III
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Refinery Sales Expert
Joins o. y. & X. Organization.

Following itA continuous policy oi
sitebgtheuing Its organization shsr"Nrr pos
able, tho okIShomA Producing Refining
corporation OF Ancrirn announces the al
ditlon Of Jobn C. ASsr to ~ siSt '
reiinsry ssles manager Mr. Mn,er ws'
brought IN In tho oil business and u re-
sardcd a. one OF tho foremost iuhTltaiiOh
experts Of the country. born In lNuHdsl
phls, his first esprticnoe With oil refinery
prvdurts wss as a tank wagon driver win
the Atlantic Refining company, Following
this he weat into the constfDctloh cnd' De
Ing located at the c1npAnJr Point hfeeth
plant FOR ~ years he Was IN tho Ailan
Ito compsnys domestic trade department
For seven years before coming 10 lhe o.
= b r., he was lubrieation expert fot tho
Vseuum on company, While Win these
tvs great companies he worked oa, many
problems In iubrication and had othef "a
perienes which makes him . valuable al
dition 10 the ranks OF the progressive OF
EsniIstion which he recently has Joined
The refining sales office, heretofore At Mus
kogee, will bo with phe general Offices IN
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Haskell Enters Louisiana.

Special 10 The World.
sHkEEPORT. Nov THE Dominion
Oh company OF ksw York 10 ths latest Of
the big independents operating In other
fields 10 enter the Louisiana field on a
large scale, &, A. overs, 'losprrsidont Of
the company, bs~ been In Shreveport for
. weaS and since last FRIDAY has bought
u l20O, ,O0U worth OF aorcage In tho Homer
aud hull Bayou districts sod In peSoio
Parish. Contracts have been awarded for
seven wells 10 be drilled In Homer and
Hull Bayou, on which operations will be
gin ct as early y date as possiblr.
The interest Acquired comprises halt OF
the Lucy oil company holdings In Hull
Bayou, 10 acres OF closo In stuff and q
hall interest In B2 acres In section no a.
In tho Homer district aud 1000 acres IN
DeSoto. Former Governor c. n. Haskell ot
OklahsmAN 10 chairman Of tho board OF
va Dominion company. which is already
operating IN tho Oklahoma Kansas, lndl
ana asd the Terss fields In Al lof which
II has producing properties Mr.. Owens
said that the extent Of ihs eompsny's In
Vssimeuts here IL ihe best oppression of
what he and his associates think OF north
Louisiana and Eidorado shrdiushrdlu IN
louisianA which he describcd A. being .
combination OF Butkburnett, OklAhoma
end EidorAdo, and predicted . great srodus
ef oil operators from other fields 70 fhis
stsie In Tho immediate future. the sivsncs
guards being already on tho ground.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
Al IicRRa.

waite rhnip, reports hard luck In eom
p'curg his ,sry important t"st Ia section
31 ItiI a. 900 feet 81 sastug dropped
the other dAy and must he iaksn out be
tore tho well can be completed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

David COPELAND secretary and treasurer
and Robbie SkAtp chief salesman for the
drGsrsl American Refining company are IN
tho rliy on business lhsy report an nn
1. MIN. Lursn An iraIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Is ,sb.s,sd In Tnla today aud is doubt
lee, loaded for bear - he comes direct
from Shreveport
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Is obs,,-d In THIS. today aud b, doubt.
lee, loaded Tor bear - he comes direct
from Shreveport
n ksntiibg secretary 81 the ora
hons Petroleum q dsspllue 60. 10 bsrs
from CEicAeo. where h. paid visit 10 the
boy. IN the Hs-ly opened Ofhr" Of bs
fOneetB
David COPELAND. secretary and treasurer.
and Robbie sharp rhief salesman for the
drnsrsi American Refining company arc IN
tho ciiy on business They report al un
uadsEJ large fsl trsis
Richmond LsVsTiHT according 10 tbs View
York papers sss purchased sitp Tor
new bu,ldiLg On Maiden I.aNe Ani Gold
street sith tntrane. on the former II s
the hfti hir hhAneml Institution to butld
in that se"tidn.
Il Nelson division superintendent OF
the Oklahoma division Of ths Empire Pipe
Llhs COMPANY has moved hts family from
OkmnlErs TO 1ui,. and has opened off,
rrt IN the Unity building adjoining tho
offices Of the Emstte hs'inerie'
tidr'dse " Qu,a,o former United
States marine. Who fought through the
ss'srsst battles Of hs ~sr With hat Or
RAuigaiiuu k hofr from Nr~ fpfk and
sil make this hin future hOme Prior :"
his entrance into tho ssftIre he ~as an
efficiency engineer and held many im
PoriAnI position.
walter q willard field secretary Tor
tho American Independent retro.'um as
s0ciaitou. 10 In the city and says mat his
cf6~d is going 10 have The bigErs' meeting
ever next March THIS Ia u" association
pst 80. accused by the Independent on
Men. association Of having standard on
affiliations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
In Texas.

The umpire No !. stephen, fsrn. one
mile south of Breckenridge. TrEAs, made
Que haw aud "a shut down al l2i feet 10
move the boiler bach II will be drilled
n nstt week II looks like big pro
ducer
1hs Tesn compsny No > BOYD three
miles northeast of Fsntsnd Is masking 900
barrels st a. 40 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Eafsern Oil Up 25 Gents

This priro Of eastern otl wss advanced
as cents per barre yesterday. hAAihE "a.
price nov sI3u. The principal reason "l
eastern oil advances ~ that there 4. bul
liIlle Of it sud thAI osnod pfneipAhy W
the Standard aud It's suhsidiAnes.
n II were not for The premiums pA,d
for crude Ia many OF the hish srAio fields
ef Oklahoma, which he.ps soma IN bring
InE oil here ~ to ~ rel value, ihri'
would DO swan wider difference ~ Trioo.
IL IA thought that tbe advance IN the "Nh
mssna an advance here shortly And. u 80.
IL Ia a nigbiy good tbing that most oi IN"
r.fneTs In Oklahoma nov osn NOR oNh
crude Ii ~ the real salvation Of fo
finer anywhere
The price Of gasoline should iAhr p'A
lump a. a result Of yesterday faiSr ~
eastern oih
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
win the Oil Men

A +. Tbaeh.r prominent, oil produesi
of warren, Pa. Is here for couple of
wesks looking over the field snd Ia driil
ing well IN the JIa'teli district
X " King . prominent marteter Of re
fiued products 10 IN thr city from Dayton,
Ohio. a. this Fues, Of waite Phillips.
y W Ross J c, Patterson and A,
Kennedy Of the FoAnito fifsfoan com
pany, will be In the city Sunday In tho
Interests of their concern.
Jark Nichols, prominent lease broker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

OkIahUma FToduTINE NtNUIng ATo
will show
A well In the northeast corner " 10 ~ 10
has been completed two wcrls Arp and an
attempt made Tor shot with 22O quarts
although the we'll showed but little oil A.
being pulled and two romph,atr matters
the RIG burned down ras ug vaN Aiirr
ward rebuilt aud with the shot in the hole
the crew started fishing iur tho remaining
lunch when the shot vent on Unexpectedly
and easing, spear and oil came ont Of thc
hole and over the top oi the derrick One
81 the boys had just come down oDt ~ tu-
rig and al OF the crew are counting them
selvrs mighty lucky. ffho we'll is nos max
inE 500 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
IS NOT DANGEROUS
II Is, However, Very Painful
and II Not Properly and
Promptly Treated the
Trouble Win Return
and Eventually
Cripple You.

Chronic Rheumat tism affects the
hips, shoulders. knees and other
large joints Sometimes II II con
/ fined 10 Just one Joint Again II may
travel from one part 10 another part
OF tho body
The attacks crnse and for weeks
there II no appearance OF the trou.
| BILE tho patient In seemingly well
I The pains return. however. and un-
less the proper treatment Is used,
the sufferer becomes rheumatic
cripple.
n you are now nursing n rheu-
! matic knee. shoulder or some other
Joint, or have suffered in tho past
from this trouble, you should do
something at once to prevent future
attacks.
There is no treatment better suited
for the relief Of Chronic Rheuma
timn than PlOush's Prescription &.
.22s3 This treatment conlaInseome
OF the most valuable medicinal In
gredients known to the medical pro.
feasion; In fact II was for years
used by a successful doctor
PlouKh's Prescription C.2223 is
supplied In concentrated LIQUID form
10 he taken In small doses II acts
directly on tho blood od---eliminating
all tho Impurities that are causing
the aches and pains
As II IN very important that the
liver be active and the bowels open.
2223 Liver pills are recommended
for use In connection with the liquid
Prescription Treatment.
80 great is the faith of the manu-
facturers In Plough's Prescription
C-3223 that they will refund the
price paid for two 1850 bottles. II
sa satisfactory relief Ia not secured by
the patient
Your druggist should be able to
supply you with PlouFh's Prc~crtp-
tlon C-2223 at $50 a bottle: 2223
LIVER Pills NJ 7br; or the 2223 Lab
oratory, Memphis. Tenn, will send
both prepaid on receipt OF fiTb.
write for sample OF pills and leaflet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08

Ioopls report their No. Wii.ins sell ~
9u24l~ IL flowing betSssn 100 snd 10y
barrels through the 10 inch easing Aea OF
course II riN du better when tnhbnd.
The Mid 20 No . Nsshhurns IN lhs
southwest pt 10 2ag Il Ia tho top of the
sand al 4 bHO feet and s-abb~d ~ bar
tslt Tho caaing parted ~hiis grltns
ready 60 shoot II vii b" shot wheheNsf
he h0s ~ clear The same people
BiumNe.d No 50 In the northus,t o' ~
sJ2 il dnIiing ~ I6u feet
The Getty Aii COMPANY No, fosl 10
making 500 bsfrsls al 900 feet u -
now clearing out ard vii bs dfi'lsd ~
II IL In 40 IN ~ The Colonel slill re-
iAina ala UEual lucs
At I,oynton.
The Tidal Ou company made . location
Tor No lao son farm al tho center oi
tho east line NJ the southwest Of the norm
rAu oi gsiith The bamo people No
burgess iafm In ~ u ~ csins "a faiI
ufe which was q great surprise
At Cushing.
ThN very important March on company
well IN the snuthrast OF ~ lra ~ suil
making 800 barrels and vas not shot
yestudsy on srrount ~ the direction o.
no vitd. which carried the res and oil
directly over the boiler Excitement 10
ain Al fever hrai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
ItWS'ss'! VS.! [[Wl!s,s] [[Wl'l!s,:s.l]
PROTI STATNt POLICII.

Clevelandska Federace Pra
ce "a vcerejSi schGlze rozhodla
vyslati prlsti stredu do statni
zakonodarny zvlastni delega-
ci, ktcra by protestovala proti
zamySlenemu zavedeni statni
.policie. konsteblu V Ohio. S ma
81 delnickou delegaci pojede
|iez byvsly zakonodarce Young
jehoz usilim podobna predlo-
ha jiz predchazejici legisla-
tire byla porazena.
Je znamym faktem, ze stat.
nj policie byva nastrojem vel.
heho kapitalu odtud ten pre-
test prot zavedeni teze v O.
hio.
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z TABORA SHERMAN.
Peak F. kobera a dSlostrelec
r. Sebesta mezi ranSnymi.

Vcera pfivezeno do nemoc-
nitni zakladny v Sherman-Chil
licothe n6kOlik dalSich vojinil
We Francii ma bojisti rantnych
a nedavno transporter do
Hampton, Va, pripluvSich. Me
ii mimi nachazeji Sc diva cesti
ClevelanG'ane, pesi vojln cd
50 radoveho pluku Frantisek
Kobera, 4O98 vych. 1877 ul. a
chnostruice Robert Sebesta cd
Is. delostfeleckeho pluku,
1851 vych. 86 al. Oba Zusta-
nou v tamnejsim lazaretu al
do uplneho sveho uzdraveni.
naGez poslani budou domu.
Ones pfibylo V Sherman 255
invalidu Il tabora Merritt, 112
z tabora Upton Ultra vrati
Sc do Sherman 500 cernoS-
sl;ych pesaku k demobilisaci.
Spruva Sherman lezeni roZ
proda tyto dny za S250,OOO
prebyte6neho stavebniho mate
1ialu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
CESkA DfVKA AUTEM
ZASAzENA.

Autoista William Thieves,
lOl02 Rosehill Ave. ZatCen byl
pro neopatrnou jizdu a k zod-
povednosti pohnan k municipal
nlnu soUdu vcera. Vyslech ale
oyl ma neurcito odlozen, pon9-
vadz hlavni. sv6dkyne k preli-
ceni' dostaviti sc nemohla.
Svedkyni tou jest slecna Elisha
"acesova, osmnactileta, els.
$50 vych. lO5 ul. bydllci a pri
tonne V osetrovani lekaru v
charity nemocnici prodlevaji-
cl. Trpl zlomenlm praye nohy
a vnitrnim zranenint kterazto
utrpeni nasi mlade krajanky
zavinil yyse vyjmenovany auto
;sta. kdyz totiz predvcirem ST..
Pacesova II vych. 40 ulice a
Woodland Ave. chtela prejiti,
THIEVES il svym strojem zasahl
a ma d]azbu srazil. Divka byla
OdveZena do nemocnice ambu-
'anci kde stav jeji "a vazny je
Iovazovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
KRAJAE PCRANEN "a
SRAzkY KAR.

VCera rano u viezdu ma wy
soky viadukt ma zapadni stra-
re srazily Sc dve trakGni kary,
Clark a Lorain liniim prinale-
acjici. Ia srazky roZbity ODE
dotcene platformy a Sest pasa
zeru vice meme poran6no. Me-
ri lehce ranenymi nachazi Sc
tGZ Antonin Week, SO lety a v
elsie 2104 Wiley Ave. bydlici,
.Jenz zasazen byl odletnuvsi
stfepinou skla ma tvari. VSem
ranenym dostalo Sc oSetreni v
Huron nemOcnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
UPOZORNENf cESKE
VEREJNOSTI.
WSS] fWSS]

Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni u
pozorhuje tlmto krajany, KITE
ii chti do stare vlasti svym mi
lynn poslati penize, ably Sc neu
kvapovali a poseckali, dokud
nebude zahajena pravidelna
postovni doprava penez j do
pisG do Czech a ostatnich zemi.
Pax budou jisti, ze "a ameri-
cky dollar bude jejich prate-
lum We vlasti vyplaceno tolik.
kolik bude chit jeho kurs v
Denezlch V Cechach uziva-
nvch. Mimo postu budou zasi-
lati penize duvervhodne ban
ky, o nichz jest jisto, ze spra-
vne kazdeho obslouzi. Tedy
prozatim jest treba opatrnosti
a trp6livosti.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

VCera dopoledne o IL hodi-
ne zemrel We sve residence {.
1925 Ivy Ave. jeden Il nejzna-
m6jSich krajanu V broadway
skem distriktu, pan Josef ku-
pee. Skonal po delsim chura-
reni We veku AZ let pohreb
jeho bude konan sobotu od-
poledne ma Harvard Grove
hfbitov.
Pan kupec pfibyl do Cleve-
landu pred 35 lety od Milev-
ska Z Czech mimo vdovy,
chvaln6 Zname spoil. pracov-
nice, zustavil 3 dcery, bratra.
sestru a cele rady pratel i zna-
mych. Byl povahy bodre, phi
telem vtipne spolecnosti a hu-
morem svym ziskal 81 mnoho
pratel We vsech kruzich zvla-
ste krajanskych. Rovnez We
spOlkovem nasem zivote byl
neunavnG cinnym - u c. S. p.
$. We skoInich patronatech, u
ceskoslovenskeho klubu Plzen,
kruzich slevacskych j ziv-
nostenskVch, takze jeho odcho
du vSude bude zeleno. Vyslo-
rujem 3oustrast pozustalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
GESKY DETEKTlV
2 ZAVRAzDEN.

olllS0SO, 4Os UlIV1 a. OV1
zant Vaciav HoSna, pfideleny
'detektivni 1radovn6, jeden u
nejlepsich ceskych detektivii
pfideleny cet6 vraholapu byl
" hostinci ma Halsted a ID. uli-
lei strelen a tax tezce zranen,
ze ia IL hodin skonal v okres-
nj ncmocnici, Vrahem jest Ge-
orge Vogel, povestny lupic Wy
'chovany naSi Plzni a znamy
;etnym krajandm a take poll
eli celeho mesta, pon6vadz byl
'lnnohokrat zatcen a uvezn6n.
Vogel, ktery bydlival pred
lety v okoli Ashland a 81. ulici
byl hledan pro n6kolik krade-
Il! sobotu veGer telefonoval
nekdo na 1stredni detektiv-
Gkou stanici, re Sc zdrzuje v
hostinci Patricka Ryana, cislo
l4O3 jiz. Hafsted .ulice. Hosna
necekaje ma spoletnika Sc tam
vydal kdyz prisel do hostin-
ce bylo tam asi 20 muzI a Vo-
gel stal u baru. Hosna Sci pri-
mo k nemu a rekl mu, re jej
hleda k Will okradeni Chas.
Ycskolikana cislo $50 Clark
ulice, ktery byl ma Water ulici
pfepaden a oloupen. Hosna k
Voglovi pristoupil rekl mu,
aby sci MIN, re jej ma "a
= --knouti X Will jistemu 'dzabu'.
Sotva to dorekl vytahl Vogel
revolver a nez Hosna mohl ia
s;ti ,zah&jil ma nej palbu. Prv-
nj kule mu vnikla do ramona,
druha do boku a tfeti zp1so-
5ila lehci zran6ni. HoSna padl
na oblicej a lotr Ma n6ho vypa
Ill jeste dive rany a jedna kule
vnikla mu do zad a vyjela bri-
chem ven a druha uvazla V pli
cich.
Strelbou byla prilakana po-
Gcie, ale kdyz policiste bliz-
jle maxwellske stanice vnikli
do hostince, byl tento prazdny.
Vsichni pfitomni Sc rozutekli a
pouze hostinsky a ciSnik zusta-
Ii. ale tvrdi, ze mic nevideli,
ponevadz hned po prvni rane
utekli. Oba byli ovSem zatceni.
Hosna byl dopraven do me-
mocnice a hned polozen ma o.
peracni stdl l6kari provedli
tezkou Operaci. Jeho rodina
byla k n6mu povolana a man.
zelka a rodice Sc dostavily a
zustaly do rama. Lekari prohla
sill jeho stav "a povazlivy a
jich predpoved' Sc splnila.
Policie celeho mesta zaha-
jila patrani a vSichni detekti-
vove mali narizeno skoliti Vo-
gla ma prvni pohled jestli Sc
postavi ma odpor.
Zavrazdeny policista byl re
zen v Americe. Jeho rodice pri
jeli sem pred 38 roxy Boro-
Ivan u Tabora a "a rok po pri.
Jezdu narodil Sc Jim syn Vac.
Law, tax re byl 81 rokd star,
Mimo neho mali manzele Hos
novi jeSte 4 syny. Pohreb w.
pravl pohrobnici Havlice a
Kral We stredu odpoledne W
z hodiny ma narodni hfbitov
Mimo podpurnemu spolku DO.
'licistd nepatril zastreleny DO
ilciSta X Zadnemu iinenu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
CDJEZD p. O. ZLAMALA DO
STARE VLASTI.

Nejhorlivejsf pracovnik pro
osvobozeni stare vlasti z kruhu
ceskeho americkeho duchoven-
Stva, faraf p. O. Zlamal, odjel
vterejslhO vccera q Clevelandu
V prlvodu PIP. Hajicka, zname
no chicazskeho bankere a rev.
En-. HouSky, farafe Tabor,
S. d. Spolecnost vypluje z New
Yorku parnike.n La Tourraine
dne 25. unora; k delegaci teto
rripojil Sc msgr. Ceretti Wa
shingtonu, jenz ceske toto po
selstvi predstavl papezi Ri
me. Parnik pristane Havru
We Francii, odkud spolecnost 20
cestuje pres Pariz a Rim do Pra
ny.
r. Zlamal meskaI v pondeli
a utery V Chicagu V dradovne
Svazu Ceskych Katoliku, kde
costa byla rev. Houskou Ha-
jlckeln umluvena. Do Clevclan
du prijel nazpet vcera rano a
ma cestu Sc vydal vecer, dopra
ven jsa ma nadrazi autOmObi-
lem tovarnika p. F. Vlcka, kde
otekavan byl svypi cestovnlmi
spolecniky.
X rozl-uCeni dOstavilO Sc ma
radrazi Union cetne pratel rev:
Zlamala jakoz i d1vernici Osa-
dy jeho duchovni peel sverene.
WSS lWSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

TytOt
Test obnlezcn mnOx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

Pane kOStelnik, jeSte netrOu
bill! Nemrkej piS. = Zabav-
ri klub Czech. - Masopustni
sousedskcu - nestrkej. - 10,
!. bfezna 1919. Volta Smrku z
Born vari nam chmelovinu ma
karline. - Ohrad6. - Ten je
hezkej. - Pokracovani.
Observation-Disclosures
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-01
A V IL.

Pentru a incunjura eventualele
neplaceri ce sc pot ivi, rugam pc
toti abonentii ncstri, la fel 81 pc
toti cetitorii, societati, cluburi 81
parochii ETC., sd binevoiasca a tri
mite tot aceea &c este de publica'
la adresa ziarului, scriind pc Pile
,,Redactiunea ziarului America"
Administratia are destul de lu-
cru Gu banii 81 GU comandele de ii
parituri. M ingreunai ,munca u
nuia, usurind pc a celuilalt.
Fiecare Gu ale sale. 0ri ce intir-
ziere, ori neplaceri, Gel ce nu o.
dreseaza scrisorile asa Sc site ca
dinsul Sc face vinovat de ca.
Asemeni, scrisorile Gu bani
schimburile de adrese, comandele
de invitari 81 alte tiparituri, sun
teti rugati a lie adresa numai 81
numai Administratiei ziarului.
Redactia ziarului national zilnic
AMERICA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-01
FRANCEzIl vREAU SA Gu
PRiNDA KAMERUN-Ut.

PARIS, 30 Ian. - Tn ON pro-
minent in afacerile de stat decla
rat Cd daca punctul de vedere al
Franco -Englezilor va fl luat III
considerare, colonia germana Ka-
merun va ii luata de Francezi,
conform intelegerilor dintre Fran
ia 81 Anglia. Belgia cere o parte
din Congo pc care ca cucerlt-o
cu fortele armate, fortele belglene
all capturat Tabora 81 teritorul ce
sc intinde la vest de lacul Victo-
ria Nyanza. La fel !belglenii mai
GER 81 bucata de teritor de pc
malul sting al r1ului Congo, de-
liminarea, de sigur Sc fie facuta
amicabil intre Belgia 81 Portu-
gala, dindu-i-se ,ulitmei com
pensatie teritoriala.
Iosif Noulens, ambasadorul
francez din Russia, fost ales de
catra guvernul francez ca unul
dintre membrii francezi in conf
Sia autor;zata de consiliul suprem
de vizita Polonia.