davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
REINDEER IS THE MEAT OF THE FUTURE

Fresh meat yearly to the amount
of 1850, 100000 pounds at production
cost of 1 cent a pound-utilizing moth
ing but lands which at the present
time are considered unproductive.
That is one Of the aims of Vilhjalmur
Stefansson, arctic explorer.
"Reindeer constitute the future
meat supply of the world-or major
ity Of it. Twelve years ago the rein
deer industry was put on a commercial
basis with 1900 head. Today there
are over 100000. No females are be-
ing killed, only the surplus males
10000 head this year.
1.-THE reindeer and caribou are the
same; the reindeer is domesticated and
the caribou wild. The reindeer, which
was domesticated before history be-
gan, can grow fat where cattle would
starve to death.
I'm Alaska there are 1O0, 900 square
miles of land suitable for grazing pur-
poses. In northern Canada there are
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
Evening Wraps.

The evening wrap is thing apart
It bears some style relation to the
daytime coat, but it has much broad
er license in the matters of material,
color and line, Rich satin, sunlptuous
velvet and magnificent brecades are
the mediums of expression And it is in
the evening cloaks that one finds the
subtle drapery hard to describe and
even more difficult to initiate. The
fact that the ensemble is .ne of strik-
ing simplicity will tempt the inexpe-
rienced to essay the making of a sim.
liar wrap.
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

Rye. Therefore tnat community Is VII
het up again over the problem: Who
is the girl with a mole ON her back
who steals apples, and who is the
man that has examined the backs Of
half dozen lassies to find the one
with q mole who steals apples2
For several nights man, strange
in Rye, waylaid girls in lonely by
ways, compelled them to lower their
waists and examined their backs with
a flashlight, explaining that girl with
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
Monument to Santa Anita American Derby Winners

le the horses of the late Lucky Baldwin
Santa Anita
is seeing that Over mound
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

anu II. ~. OIH1L1I, a UuS1I1eseo n111I1' "ee
furnished money, for the erection OF
a sanitarium on Lincoln highway. It
will be used by the 'shealer" in caring
for the hundreds: of i'll, lame and blind
persons who are flocking to him.
e.. In making this announcement the
editor Of the New Carlisle JournaL a
daily newspaper, asserts that from 80
to 80 per cent of the afflicted persons
touched by the man have been ma
terially benefited, if not altogether
cured, The "healer" is William Mays
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

In a clump Of eucalyptus trees in front
OF the stallion paddocks she is erect
Ing a monument to four American
derby winners-Volante (1SS5), Sill
yer Cloud (1ss6), Emperor Of Nor
folk (1SSS) and Rey ell Santa Anita
t1S94), at Washington park in Chicago.
These four thoroughbreds won for their
owner over $4,000 in American Derby
prizes alone. In their day they are
said to have captured stakes and
purses totaling more than, $50O,OOO
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

than by force David must
fifteen committee
the conference And in fur as
hold the he Will DO
intellectual equal of Gary perhaps not even OF Gompe
leadership! 1t
Direct leadership in committee
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
How Does the Mystery Man Know About the nole2

r. moies
ao;de of minutes
moles the backs OF the girls OF
s Po.No-"N-' that tcnnmu
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
Miracle Man." Who Cures by Laying on Of Hands

miracle worker accredited with such wonders
his hands, nVed
down this Leo Cassidy Of the New Carlisle bank
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

In ~ years
be able to 100000
head The hide alone
market z97
q Is 5O pounds
in he the country.
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

Bioused Back, Flat Front.
Fashions demand the bloused bach
and fiat front.
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25


longer
frequent the prison library ana ta
CONDUCT became se'
ever in finally parole
developed the released
parole oceas e
Of
South A1nerc that's what he sad
chance he said "ane 70 get
So he skipped we've
gotta be long wiie' 49,:
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

times The proposals
during special
the statement OF the n Oh se hn ~
Snd,r.t. that this be to 26OOO
win peace backed BY system OF universal
view
..nrEo our General March says
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
sinnIieifx n AN stvfes

Simplicity is the keynote OF Ell the
new styles.
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25
New Glands Start ParoIed Convict on His Travels

FRANCIsCo-Does neit operation work? We'll
Quentin penintary OF
admit worked all TOO Well
The Tomahawk., 1919-12-25

Thompson was the first Of the several
prisoners here for whose glands those
of hanged slayers have been substi-
tuted. de was not old, but an injury
to the interstitial glands in his youth
had retarded his mental developmen
When Thompson was sent to San
Quentin, in 1913, for burglary, he was
not remarkable for his alert intellect,
but he quickly won the admiration Of
the guards by his tractability and obe-
dience to discipline. .E
The operation was performed, and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
POSTMASTER GENERAL
IN INDEMNITY WARNING

Parcel post shipments have in
creased so extensively during the
past year that the local postoffice Is
crowded daily with the regula
business and the handling OF the
enormous Christmas mail is expect
ed 20 present a serious question
Preparations are already being made
20 I axe care OF thework and a great
number OF the packages have De
gun TO arrive.
In answer to a rumor that ha
been spreading that the reason in
demnity on lost or destroyed pack
ages Is delayed is because the gov
eminent lacks funds, the postmas-
ter general states that no claim:
for indemnity are ever paid by the
government untiN a thorough inves-
tigation is made. Also. that the
department is provided with ampl'
appropriations for payment OF
claims for indemnity for loss o
registered mail, insured and G. o
c. parcels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

Mrs. George Arnold OF Fort Wayne.
Ind, were the guests OF honor
The annual Christmas party OF the
l. and @. club will be held az the
home OF Mrs. Jane Tilt Friday
The regular meeting OF the X. B.
club will be held Thursday after
noon.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at o'clock Tuesday
az tho home OF Mrs. John David
and attend the funeral Of Mrs Shank
IN a body.
A son vas born Friday. Dec. IL,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams. S.
Seventh st.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. r. Mcbride OF
Anderson, Ind. will arrive here 90
day TO spend the Christmas season
with friends and relatives in River
Park and Mishawaka
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Rapp, who
have been making their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Brown. have
purchased the Howie residence on 8
Eighth st. and moved to their new
home last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Weade. who occupied the house
have moved TO their new home or
the Niles I'd, which was recently
vacated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
RIVER PARK
ZOE REPoKTER CALL
River Park Bell Phone l7A

The marriage OF owen r. Burke
and Miss Muriel Kaylor took place
Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the parsonage OF the First Meth
odist church in South Bend. Rev.
Joseph -. Greene officiating. Mr. and
Mrs J. a. Burke, y. Eighth St, pa
rents OF the groom entertained with
a family dinner Sunday In honor Of
the newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
will reside at sos n. Main St. South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l. Clark we're
host and hostess TO a company of 20
friends Saturday evening Music
and contests featured the evening.
Owing 10 the continued interest
manifested in the revival meetings
in progress az the Free Methodist
church. Fourteenth and Vine SITS.
the past two weeks. II has been de-
cided 70 continue the services each
evening this week. Rev. z. S. Jen-
nings OF Battle Creek. Mich, who
has been here assisting the pastor
Rev. B. z. Hitchcock, the past 10
days. will remain here throughout
the week and preach the revival ser
mon each evening at 1880 o'clock
Special song service will precede the
sermon.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ
r. church will hold a memorial serv.
ice Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs B. +. Hacker, S. Fifth
ST.. for Mrs. Z. n. Shank, who died
Saturday afternoon at her homo or
Mishawaka av. Mrs. Shank was q
charter mem Der Of the Ladies' Aid
and president OF the society for q
number Of years.
Cottage prayer meeting under the
auspices of the VI. T.. church viii
be held Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller
/ SIS n. Eighth st. Rev. Rulison viii
, have charge OF the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Kelley were
host and hostess at Sunday dinner
Covers were laid for u. Mr. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
WANTS NANrE CHANGED.

Thomas is more American than
Grabovska and 1t is easier TO spell
so Harry Grobovska, 1916 Whitman
ct. his wife. Ruth Grabovska, and
their two year old son, william era
bovska want their last names
changed 20 Thomas. William did
not say he desired the change but
his parents are confident that he
Will be pleased with new name.
Grabovska and family filed a petit
ton in circuit court Monday asking
that they be permitted to make the
change TO that of Thomas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

READ THIS AND THEN BUY
THAT IEONut.

THE c. Of II. H."
You remember last January, when
the boss said "Old man,
our business surely Is humming
you've been with US. you say, seven
years come next May.
And at last your reward is forth
coming.
Raise you thirty per cent-thatll
help with the rent
And better than that, in addition
Tor all the new biz you can bring
in, old phiz.
Ill allow you a nice fat commits
sion
Happy visions Of joy rose before
you OH BOY!
AS you rode home that night: you'd
acquire
That new house in the heights. and
you'd stay at home nights
With your brood, round the coy
hearth fire.
That account at the bank, Inspira-
ton you drank,
As your minds eye envisioned it
growing.
Tin It sweIled 10 the size-in your
dream dazzled eyes
OF the bubbles you grandly were
blowing.
That was long months ago; the ac-
count Is still low,
And that grim old bird Cost Of
HIGH Living
Has been riding your neck like a
gull on a wreck.
From Saint Patrick's Day 20 Thanks
giving.
cant get money enough" is your
cry, and you puff
As the grade becomes sleeper and
Eteeper.
Its the H. c. of l." is your answer.
"Oh. well!''
And then in you go deeper and
deeper.
what's the matter? Look here: the
odd incomes still beer"
BUT you're smoking big twenty-five
centers.
You. old sport, and your wife. hit
the high spots OF life.
And forget you're still classed with
the renters.
sure. Your daughters a peach, but
she looks like a screech.
In her brand new Partisan 90
la-la"
NVIIHes fastest silk shirt cost two
solid days work
What IN heck are you coming TO,
Pa-la?
Come. snap out OF It. boy, Don't
you know you're the JOY
= az the prohteers rent hogs, and
strikers
IT'S your spending, you oaf, gives
EN- money TO loaf,
md makes TAT millionaires out OF
pikerS
Buy that cottage. old socks, and then
salt down your rocks,
And when neighbor's in debt 10 his
Scuppers.
You can pass him on high i'm your
little ~Gad-fiy."
While he trudges the street on his
upPers
VI r N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
CONSIDER BILL
I'D SAVE PAPER
Mould Limit Size of Daily
and Weekly Publications
by Postal Order.
~ Uaited Press

~ United Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-with
The shortage OF white paper daily
becoming more acute. tho house
post Office committee today began
Consideration Of the bill OF Rep.
Anthony. Kansas. 20 limit the size OF
al publications transmitted through
ne mails.
Anthony predicts that unless con-
Freas acts speedily. scores OF the
smaller publications viii be forced
10 suspend for lack OF paper. He
proposed to limit tho sizes by re-
rusing % allow mailing privileges 10
any daily OF more than "a pages and
Sunday papers % more than SO
RACES, any weekly publication OF
more than 20 pages and any month
~ magazine TO more than 100 pages.
Jason Rogers OF the New York
Globe. representatives OF the Ameri-
ran rSewspa per Publishers associa-
lion and the magazine owners are
expected 20 appear before the com
mittee.
The Situation.
The situation" Anthony said. els
iust this: The paper mills already
have contracted for 90 percent more
paper than they can manufacture In
1920. Hundreds OF smaller papers
have been unable 10 contract for pa
per at any price. although the cost
10 the publisher per pound. which
was around two cents before tho
war. Is now between 10 and IL
cents.
my bill. believe. will reduce the
consumption Of print paper by one
half. decrease the amount OF week
" magazine paper used by IS per.
cent and that OF the monthly pub.
locations about % or 80 percent.
Publications are loath 20 increase
advertising rates and thus decreas,
the space given to Il. fearing theil
competitors viii not follow suit. 81
10 is up 20 the government 20 take
the initiative for them to protec
XII interests"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
ELKS WILL PURCHASE
PRESENTS FOR 'KIDDIES'

The fair being held this week in
the Dlks' temple is not for the
purpose OF buying a dinner for the
poor Riddles" Christmas eve as re-
ported but the proceeds will be de-
voted to buying presents, candy and
fruit. the share OF the Elks in the
celebration that IS being planned
for every poor child In the city.
The dinner is to be furnished by
the Salvation Army and the various
pots on the corners in South Bend
are TO raise funds for that purpose
Capt Trevitt reported s11s.21 drop.
ped in the kettles Saturday These
pots will be on the streets for 10
days, giving every citizen In South
Bend an opportunity to help the
poor mothers and children Of the
city.
Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
MERCANTILE MEN MEET.

The H. D. Mercantile Co. manu-
facturers OF the Lee Union Ais.
started their third annual conven-
ton at the Oliver hotel Monday
Delegates from NKansas City. Mo.
and Trenton, n. ]. were present.
The convention will be continued
Tuesday and Wednesday, the last
day being held at the factory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16

SPRINGFIELD. m.-A broken
teacup cost Blaine Hanson his wife.
blaine bounced the cOntaincr OF his
better halls head and the court held
this TO BE- sufficient grounds for di-
NOrce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-16
MARRIAGES LICENSES

Walter J. steele. Kalamazoo.
Mich. 20 Effe G.. Frsgrelius, Alamo.
Michigan.
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POZADAVKY ViDENSKYCH CECHU

Vidne r. zari post zprava) - starostovi Reu-
dosava dnes dopoedne depace 6eskosovenske
menSlny Vidn aby upozorna naehavou potfe
bu ceskych sko nebo rodcove ceskch dtek sou odhod
an ich domahat vSem prostredky. Depuac predsavl
mestsky okresn rada Siroek Posanec Dvorak prav re
peteba ceskch sko dauje ode davna e sarostov j.
ste znamo nebot mluvi pred ley zasoupell
srany zTzen ceskych skol Vdn Proto ocekava
nyn budou pozadavky ceskeho du spn6ny zastupc
ske menSny budou tomu napomahat Dr. Vahala upozor
n oazka Skostv jest prvni otaZkou celeho kompexu
minornho prava ktera nasedkem mirove smouvy mus p
jit savu rakouskeho satu zadal sarostu aby uvaz
nebya by nevhod6sm zpsobem reSena, kdyby vsechny
tazky proednavany byy poradnm sboru cast zastup
cu minornch znacu Sarosta wal eno podnet vedomi
spou otazkou budov ceske skolstv Dr. Karicky
zorn vykizenim as 200 budov rakouskou vojen
skou pravou dana obc moznos ably prikazala budov
Geskosovenskym skonm dcedm Poslanec Machat pax pr
pomenu rodice jsou krajn6 rozrpGen rozhodnut tax
douho neposat de do skoy pokud ne nedosanou
Skoy Starosa odvel re material 81 mus tepre prosudo
Okresn rada Jandk vysovil sve podveni re otazka
talk Gleza dosud prostudovana nebya Tao poznamka by
sarostou nebe prata Pravi ze mus resti drive nut
nejsi oazky Mestky rada Srotek pravil re z nesc
isou zados ceske skoy podany, aniz by doo dosud
vyfizeni Zada aby otaska naehave neodkadne byla
sena ezto by mohla porus pokou naladu stran zpGso
bi poltcke komplikace Starosa sb hned da preC
loz rozhodnuti doruGi radnimu Srotkov do ne
kolika dnG Deputace odebraa e posanc Skareto
predsedovi klubu socan6 demokrackych obecnch rad
Mich ktery konferova nj otazkach mensnoveho prava
moznos zasadniho nalehave Otazce opatreni bu
dov us deputac ze nenf nemeckym chauvnistor
souhlas mnenim deputace re mrove zasady musi
porusen6 prove rakouske stave Oazku smisene komse
pedloM kubu vyzada 81 sps nalehavych ceskych poza
davcich pokud de budovy Skom aby moho pfkrotiti
zasadnimu resent.
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Billy DUN ZAPLAVOVAN DOTAZY.
PRlBUZENSTVO VIII .SONOVO Me-
SKA We WASHINCTONE.


Washington g. rijna Pc celodenni nejistote vydal
sobni ekaf Wison1v desate hodne vecerni bulletin
nemz haseno BE onemocneeho jest celkem jako dne
vcerejsho ale re jest znamena isty posup zlepseni
Onemocnely byl jiz stavu post byl posinen span
KEN. ktery posednich dnu tvrdosjne vyhybal
Do soukrome iradovny riznych departementI docha
ze prave spousy dotazG pokud ce zdravonho stavu
nacelnika naseho Soustatf.
Jelikoz president Wilson sezi nejbizA dob6 zeta
Vi zasupovat je bude pr pondenm zasedani prGmysove
konference statni tajemnik Lansing.
navsteve onemocneeho dostavily dnes ODE provda
ne dcery pf McAdoova pi Sayreova spolu svymi
zey, ale osobnm lekaem dr. Graysonem nebyla Jim dovo
lena osobni navsteva. Secna Marketa Wsonova pax
ska cd jeho navratu fecnicke kampane kerou by
Wichita, Kas., nasledkem propuknuvs choroby
pfers Pani Wlsonova pax bdi osobne mad osetrovanm
nemocneho chote.
Lekafska konsutace vyznea ze presidentova choroba
zavnena jest cerpanim nervG ak spravne stanovil pr
propuknut dr. Grayson Namahava dusevn cnnos parz
ske mrove konferenc este vice rozcuci recncka kam
pan prosp6ch lgy narod1 schvaleni mirovych smuv
kongresem nesou hlavn vinu dos nebezpecne nemoc
Jnak media ami nemoc president brn ably plne nesle
doval vyvoj sv6tovych poitickych udalost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
BELGICKY KRAL OMEZUJE CE-
STOVNi PROGRAM.
"a VCEREJSfHO UVfTANf BYL JMENOVAN
CESTNYM OBCANEM NEW YORKU.

Washington 3. rna = Nasledkem onemocneni presden
Wlsona okeSt prave do Spoenych StatG prbyy belg
cky kra Albert svGj cestovn program Americe Pc ma
Bostonu Buffalo odcestue kolem Ia. rna do San
Franciska, kdyz by drive prohednu nektere cas Kali
fornie.l
Dlouhy men slavnych muzG jmenovanych cest-
nymi NEST any newyorskym rozsiren meno staecneho
rale hrdinnych Begd Salo tax pred radnic kde
dehry podobne sceny jako poedniho van generaa
Pershga Naval by tax znaeny ze mela polcie pine
prce aby zednano byo mso pro kraovsky pruvod Albert
spolu rodnou by prvtan nadsenym jasotem do kereho
misty zvuky ]odnch tovamich siren spou pfecetnym
trubkam AUTOMOBILE
Ma uvaci prosov newyorskeho mayora kral Albert od
povedel:
pane mayore, dekuj nejsrdecn6j slova uvitani
Vece uCin6neho me osobe jmenovanim
Cestnym NEST anem vazim toho tim vice. jekoz begicka
mesta osady minulos des vzdy hraly vynkajic lohu
We verenem zivote zeme"
"New York skutecne zasluhue byti Obchodn fnancn
metropo podivuhodne amercke demokrace ukazala
vky tax mohutne ako mru vzdy echetnou ke ysem
kdoz rpe Jsem asten, mayore, mohu vekoepe
mu m6su ktere mas obkopuje takym leskem vyslov po
zdravy Belgie'
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ZELEZNICNf STAVKA v
ANGLII.
Neuspesne vyjednavani vlady
uniemi.

Londyn, 3. rijna. - Pc Sc
dmidennim trvani zeleznicni
stavky utvarila sc celia situace
tax hrozive a nebezpecne, re
Jest ma poll prace dnes V histo-
Ri Anglie dnes ojedinelym zie
vem. VSechnu snahu federace
transporting delnic,va smefu
jici k pfeklenuti propasti mazi
vladou narodni uni zeleznit
mic hzame5tnanc1 az dosud ne
vedly k zadoucimu skonGeni a
ma obnoveni spolecneho vyjed-
navani neni nadeje.
Navrh vlady, aby uzavfeno
bylo sedmid enni pfimeri, "a
ktereho by Sc zrizenci vratili k
svym povinnostem a vyjedna-
valo spolecne o pozadovanyca
podminkach byly uniemi "a
mitnuty.
Premier "a dneSni konferen
ce vydal zeleznicnim zameSt-
nancum ponekud ostre a WASN'T
We prohlaseni, ably prijali ma
bidks g. 10, emu iednani a de-
dal, zd nekteri delegati 2 via.
stnich jejich rad jsou pro tento
vladni navrh.
Robert Williams, generalni
tajemnik unia dopravniho del
nictva prehhsil vuci zastup-
cum tisku, re neblahy stav dne
Sni bude predmetem jednani
kongresu remeslnych unii, svo
laneho ma priSti utery.
Londynske podzemni drahy
jsou dosud cinnosti a take
1ovazeni potravnich a jinych
zasob Sc dele dosti pravidelne.
Die vyroku delnickych "a
stupcG pozaduje vlada beZpod
mfnecne Sc vzdani stavkuji-
cich, coz jest dneSni DOLBY veci
nemoznou.
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MARSAL MACKENSEN PRED
TRIBUNAL.
UMRTf ClSAROVY NEJSTARSf SESTRY.

Pafz 3. rijna. - Poln marsal Mackensen bude die
vseho prvnim Nemcem enz bude zlocny vaky prot
meznarodnimu vaeGnemu pravu napachane pohnan pred
mezispojenecky soudni tribunal ~a~5
Dnesni dobou jest ceym stabenl, pozdstavac
dvou generald sedm dastonikd drzan zajet reckem
meste Soluni Stfezen jest francouzskym vojenskym
fady zahy bude dopraven do Francie.
Nedavno psaly prazske sty, ze Makensen casti
armady prosel Vidn kde dostao velkoepeho uva-
nj. Pom. red)
Vevodkyne Charlotte, nesarS sestra byvaleho meme
ckeho csafe Vema zemrea dnes Baden Baden v6ku
let. Roku 1878 provdaa aasednika trunu sasko-
meningenskeho. Zanechava zde iedinou dceru
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WsA It'll WSa
so OSOB v OBzALOBE.

Omaha, Neb., 2. fijna. =
Obzaloby pro vrazdu prvniho
stupne prot dvaceti clenum
davu, jenz pokusil Sc minulou
nedeli lyncovati mayora Smi-
tina a jenz obesil a pozdeji u
palil Will. Browna, ternocha,
podany mes,skym zalobcem T.
B. Murrayem.
"A dalsich tricet budu miti
)ohotove zitra,' dodal.
Treti 1mrti We spojenl 8 RIO
tenn nastalo, kdyz dnes odpo-
ledne James Hiykel, cestujici
.jednatel zraneni podlehl. Byl
ranen zabloudilou strelou. Zyla
Stni velkoporola ma vySetrenl
riotu a obzalovani vudc1 svola
ma Ma den 8. rijna sedmi soud
ci distriktniho soudu okresu
Douglas.
Guverner McKelvile varoval
uredniky mesta, re prevezme
mestskou sprawl a nocha spra
vovati mesto uredniky statu,
neukazou-li schopnosat situaci
ovladnouti.
Hlavnf pozadavek a kid V
meste, byl ovsem zaveden voj
skem generala Wooda. STAY
mayora Ed. P. Smitha, jenz
byl vazne zranen bandou,
kdyz tato ucinila pokus jei
lyncovati, Sc v nemocnici v1ei-
hlede lepsi, tax re je uplna
nadeje ma jeho zachr&nenl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
POHANA AMERICKEHO VYSLANCE
v POLSKU.

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