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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
BV c. II. Adams

When the magician attention while he proves
the hand faster than the cyc he fires
other capp slip you And when newspaper
seeks to nf upon it, readers theory plausible
theories and auoics.
The Okahoman March 26 campaign to educate
the people OF Oklahoma that they might ucgcnty
Mdionoar Good Roads Bond Issue says: They prefer
homa plan because would the present
restriction which prohibits the leyyng of three
OF principal and Approximately Of interest
The charge that the interest will be $2OOO0O approximately
amount annually has been doycn by the figures showing
will be $4,000 the first and gradually
reaches the highest point and then diminish the 100000
annually until the last the twenty during interest
to be paid, when the interest charge will be 100000
As to this raising OF the constitutional prohibition which keeps the
levy, for general purposes three
Okaoman and Senator Thomas well know
No. TO- under which the bond issue submitted includes
Poyded that nothing herein shall be alter the
provisions OF Section OF Article 10 of Section
Article TO- applies Okalomu claim SAYS: "Excep as
herein otherwise provided the total basis
all purposes state county township district
shall not exceed thirty mills on the
dollar to be divided follows State levy
onehaf mills The remainder the set out the
division ct the levy by counties townships cities
districts
The question legality OF the road bond issue is matter Of
frequent by the newspapers has been set up
boge which ought be annihiaed
The legality OF this and all other legislation purely for the
courts decide it be attacked The bond rcs
ton wisely submitted the whose regulations
judges of constitutional questions such
sufficient to inspire confidence These agreed that the
Now it be- the publishers OF The Okahoman better Judges
of the law than those whom
mied 1t be- ALSO that these obectors not be satisfied with
opinion from the supreme court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
AN ASTROLOGER PREDICTS
NEW WORLD WAR IN 1926
WITH VICTORY FOR ALLIES

London, April There will b. an.
other world war beginning in June,
1926, according to a writer in the Brit.
ish journal Of Astrology. This prophet.
who signs himself "Scpharial," asks
for a serious hearing inasmuch as he
claims To have published "a year in ad.
vance in each case the exact date OK
the war of 1914 and of the cessation
of hostilties,
Tho first phase of the next war;
he writes, 'Wll begni with Turkey.
whose periidy will lead to its final over.
throw in 192l.22. This time Prussian
intrigue will dominate the position in
the near East, affecting Gre ce, Tur-
key and Russia. But. according TO my
calculations the great crisis will not
be reached until June. 1926.
In this great war. which may be
regarded as Prussia's counter OF the
war l9l4.1S, the maleyolent forces take
their rise in Vienna and Berlin. ascend
to Petrograd, penetrate through the
whole of Russia and descend via the
Black Sea and Turkey in Asia ON to
Syria and Palestine
Another allied victory is predicted by
"Sepharial."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
. 1900 ARKANSAS COAL
MINERS IOIN OKLAHOMA
. BRETHREN IN A STRIKE

Fort Smith, Ark, April l6.-More
than 1000 coal miners employed by
the Central Coal and Coke Company
of Kansas city, at its mines in this
state and ON it's subleases. went on
strike this morning in accordance with
an order issued by John Wilkinson
district president of the United Mine
Workers of Arkansas. oklahoma and
Texas to enforce demands of miners
ON strike at the Central company's
mine at Calhoun. Okla. An of the
Central properties in Arkansas are 10.
Gated at Bonanza, Huntington, Prai.
rie Creek and Hartford, this county
Union miners of the same company
struck in Kansas this morning to en-.
force demands these Although the
troubles are Independent, leaders of
the miners say no settlement will be
considered unless both districts are in
cluded.
Three hundred smelter men employ
ed at the plants of the Athletic Min.
ing and Smelling Company and the
Fort Smith Smelter Company at South
Fort Smith, went ON strike today be.
cause the operations refused to re.es.
tablsh their old wages Effective April
|, the wages were reduced 10 per cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
By the Associated Press.

"Details of the procedure to be ob-
served at the historic meeting of allied
or1 co.,.,.. ,...............
- Wv ''''' - w ''
S"'''eS " WNeh from next friday are
oeIns worked out by the allied de.e
s'.io"S 10 the peace conference II
~ lIlProoaole that the world VIII know
'"e exact demands OF the associated
governments uhlI aIler the Ieutons
nave peen lorm''Iy aPprlS5d oil the price
VI pe"ce'
1t >. .t'us' however thai not only all
'"e a''led governments, but the gov
''"lhelIS OF thoSe countries which sev.
ere" re'atIohS with Germany but dld
MOI enter Ihe war VIII be iniormej as
10 me ue'alIS OF Im' proposed treaty.
J. VI '''IS purpose II Is likely that a
secret pI'h'ry session OF the peace
conference Will be heId before April %.
WI fns''nd is waiting with intense
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
ONLY VOLUNTEERS WILL
KEEP INDEFINITE WATCu
On RHINE, BAKER SAYS

Paris April 1G.-Amcrlcan troops to
the number of 275.OOO are returning
to the United states from Europe dur.
ing Nh' present month. Newton ~.
''her, secretary of war said on his
arrival in Paris from Brest. In MAY.
he added. the number will fan to $50. 900
because of lack Of transports. but i'm
June it probably will rise to 800 600
which win be maintained as the month.
E rate until ail of the 400. 900 men
sull here arc returned.
The secretary said if any agreement
should bee reached by which American
troops would participate in the defense
Of the Rhine Indefinitely undoubtedly
the only soldiers used would be those
who volunteered for such service. MIR
Baker expects to return to the United
states within 10 days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
.SCHLESWIG- G-HOLS STEIN
|. STATUS TO Be DECIDED
BY REFERENDUM VOTE

Paris, April lathe council of four
decided today that the ,chleswir.uol.
stein question would De settled in ac
cordance with tha conclusions of the ter.
rhorial commission, which recommended
that the matter should be adjusted by
a referendum, arrangements to be made
to insure the impartiali,y of the con.
ditions under which it is held
Tho council Of four also discuss. i
questions today relative to uelgoland
ana the Adriatc While the council
was in session the foreign minister's
met and considered claims which nave
been made by Germany TO holdings in
Islands in the Antarctic ou an.
The foreign ministers also took up
the draft of articles for the peace treaty
providing for the recognition 10y Ger.
many Of tn. British position In Egypt
and the passing over of the sultan's
rights under the Sucz canal convention:
the acceptance by Germany of allied
prize court decisions and likewise an
article dealing with tine future status
of Morocco.
Presii mt Wilson finished the day 10y
series Of calls at the American head.
qudrtrs, visiting Gen. Taskcr II. Bliss
and COL L. NJ House, among others,
ana discussing with them phases of the
situation in which they are particularly
Interested
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
EXECUTION OF ARCHDUKE
AND OTHERS ARE DENIED

Copenhagen, April IA Vienna dis.
patch to the Acht Uhr Blatt of Berlin
says that Herr Boehm, a member of
the soviet ministry at Budapest. has
arrived there and has declared that
Archduke Joseph Dr. Alexander We
kerlc, former premier and Baron Josph
SaetprenyL minister Of commerca. have
not been executed, as was reported yes.
terday in Berlin. Tn, archduke Is said
to bo with his family at Alcsuth. while
Dr. Wekerle and Baron Szetprenyi are
securely guarded in the prison at Bu.
dapest,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
GENERAL REVIEW OF EVENTS
IN CONNECTION WITH PEACE
PROGRESS AND BOLSHEVISM

the place of Premier Lloyd George, is
devotng itself at present to efforts to
settle the controversy between Italy and
Jugo-Slavia, relative to the eastern
shore of the Adriatic. In addition. it is
declared in a semiofdcial French news
agency dispatch that the Schleswig- -Hol.
stein problem, in which Denmark and
Germany are at odds, has been ad-
iustel by the arrangement of a referen-
dunn to the people of the province.
Violent fighting has occurred at Mu-
Mich between German government and
soviet troops, the latter seeming to
have won at least a temporary vicory
1t is probable, however that the battle
viii be renewed, the government forces
having been reinforced. Anarchy is said
to reign in the city.
GOvernm mt troops also have been en-
gagged in serious encounters at .Magde-
burg, whore radical elements which have
been i'm control for the last few days
are reported TO have bd N defeated
Labor troubles stiIl are prevalent
throughout western Germany.
Rumanian forces in Bessarabia have
been forced To retire before Russian
soviet troops; and further north the
army Of Simon petlura, the peasant
leader of the Ukraine, has been driv,e
westward considerable distance. In
tn se regions the Russian bolshevild
are making a desperate attempt to cut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

tion-wide scope to prevent the spread
of boshevism in the United states.
The organization committee of 81, 1t
was announced today. will spread the
plan throughout the country during
the coming week and present 1t to the
approaching meeting of the American
publishers and the Associated Press for
cooperation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
PRINCE LiCHNOWSKY SAYS
UNJUST PEACE WILL ONLY
CAUSE FRESH ARMANENTS

h''hn, Tuesday April l5.-Semi.ofG.
claI French annouuc ments of the con.
ditions to be laid down i'm the tr.,r.
OF peace are denounced 10y the German
press Prince Lichuowsky. in an arti.
cl' i'm the Tagrbhtt, declares Franco
Iorg"is thaJ instead of leading In dis
armament am uujusuy eNtorted pe,re
W'II bring forth only fresh armaments
throwing into the shade all former ar.
m'tments' because 20 maile,l fist peace
can be maintained only by the mailed
fist.
Declaring that a peace of violence
must bee absolutely rejected. he con.
cludes' Nobody can recommcnce the
war against us. Neither can we be
starved out without the common en-.
envy communism and terrorism. throw.
ing all mankind back into its prlm.
two state"
NO German government can sign
such terms the Norwacrts declares
'rho entente statesmen must them.
selves settle with tine inhabitants of
thu Saar valley who are thoroughly GeN
map and they may find that the sums
proposed as indemnity cannot be ex.
tracicd even if the last sheet is taken
from our beds"
Tho Lukal Au2eigcr says: no more
shameless mockery of President VIII
sons fourteen points can be imagined
than the proposed solution of the east.
en question.
"rhc solution Of the Saar question
which is proposed means the covering
OF naked ann nation with a ngleaf."
says the Bocrsen Courier. MIR. Wilson
seems TO have approved of plan that
would bee tile most tremendous political
feat hr could experience"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
LATEST CASUALTY RECORD
SHOWS 19,123 DEAD FROM
ALL CAUSES IN THE WAR

Washington, April 16.-Revised army
casualty records show pa, $50 major
casualties, an increase of 1855 over
the total announced a week ago. one
OF the striking features of the record
is "a reduction Of 337 in the number
MISSING brought about largely by the
Identification Of dead and the return
of prisoners. The record follows:
Killed in action Including 3Sl at
seal, 32.3Sl. Died of wounds received
in action 1896. Died of disease, 20.
G56. Died from accident and other
causes, 4,24S. Total dead, 72.773.
Wounded in action lover So per cent
returned, 1854. Missing in action,
mot including prisoners released and
returned, 1868.
Total casualties, 274,S6O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
Order Is Restored In Indin.

London, April 16.-Prompt measures
taken by the Indian authorities to deal
with the disturbances that occurred at
Bombay Ahmedabad and other points
recently have resulted in the restora.
tion of ordr everywhere. says a news
dispatch from Bombay filed Sunday.
The cotton and other markets Ia Bonn.
bay have been reopened.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
FARMER WHO CHOPPED OFF
HAND TO ENADE SOLDERING
GETS A SENTENCE TO JAIL

Cape Girardeau, Mo, April 10
Albert Wheeling, a farmer of Hol.
comb, Mo-, who pleaded guilty
here late yesterday in the United
States district court to having
chopped off his left hand with an
axe July n last, to evade mill.
tary service, was sentenced to six
months in prison by Federal Judge
Dyer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
NAMES or DEAD CARTER
COUNTY SOLDIERS WANTED

The Ardmoreite is compiling an
Honor Roll of Carter county's fallen
heroes. If your son or husband or
friend was killed In the great strug.
gle for humanity, send his name TO
the Honor Roll Department of The
Ardmoreite. \ complete list of all
who lost their lives. whether over.
seas or In training camps in Ameri.
en-, will be published. Give name, or.
ganlation, how long in service and
date of death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

London, Tuesday, April IA Berlin
dispatch, filed in that city Sunday, says
That the soviet congress i'm session
there passed a resolution providing that
the central council elected by the con.
gress win ba authorized to elect mem.
berS to the national chamber of work.
ers which will include the representa-.
uves of the nations economic and ere.
ative force. This system is based on
tho principle, it is said that the forces
Of production should determine the poll
cies of the government
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
ANTIBOLSHEVIST SOCIETY
FORMED BY NEWSPAPER MEN

Utica, n. Y. April 1G.-Circulation
managers representing newspapers in
New York state have formed in co.
operation with local county officials,
publishers and news writer's. the nu.
cleus of Tho Crusaders. an anti.bol-
sheviki organization of proposed ma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
Mrs. OIIare Goes TO Prison

jefferson, Mo, April l6.--NIrs Kate
Richard Ollare. convicted OF violation
of the espionage act and sentenced to
five years in federal prison. was dress
ed in" at the Missouri prison here yes
terday Mrs. OIlare was convicted
at Fargo, n. u.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
Kansas Miners Also Out

Pittsburg, Kan, April 1G.--An the
mines of the Central Coal and Coke
Company in the Pittsburg district are
idle today, the 1900 miners of the
company not reporting for work this
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

Copenhagen, April 1G.-Gcrman gov.
ernmcnt troops occupied tha entire
town of Magdebmg on Tuesday. ac.
cordng to WeImar dispatch to the
Lokal Anzcigcr of Berlin. 1t is reported
that there Wore man' casualties ON
both sides.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

Memphis, Tenn, April 1G.-According
to advices received today, June 242N
have been fixed as the dates for fine
championship tournament of the South.
efh COLI Association. The tournament
was awarded to New Orleans several
weeks ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

Washington, April l6.- Non-federal
controlled carr! rs in southwestern ter.
ritory applied to the Interstate Com.
merre Commission today for pcrmis.
sion TO establish a new scale Of class
rates as prescribed iu the Natchez cas-.
The new scale would result i'm both i'm.
'r'aS'' and decreases from the present
rates
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

Our officers invite you to open a saw.
ings Account in this Institution and
deposit therein those small sums that
are so apt to slip through the fingers"
GUARANTY STATE BANK
ArdmOre, Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17
Hot Off the Wire

Buenos Aires, Tuesday April To-
Tenants of Bucnos Aires are organic
ing a strike against high rents de
manded for dwelling houses as well as
for buildings used for business pur
posoa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

Berlin, April 16-lt is officially an
nounced that German officers viii be
demobiiNd and win formally leave
the army when the war ministry is
able to tighten the economic difficulties
relative to civil life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-17

VICTORY LOAN
CAMPAIGN
April 22nd
Help to Finih the Job
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Ardmore, Okla.
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MS.SII M!l.s1.''I IWSS)
DELNICKA POLITICKA OR.
CANISACE.
lWSSl IWSS

Ia vCerejSi schuze delegate
do Federace Prace zvolen sed-
miclenny vybor, iahoz povin-
nosti bude svolati prvni konven
ci delnicke politicke strany. V
cele konvencniho vyboru Jest
pfedseda Federace Frank
Smith, jenz sformuje tez nacr-
tex platformy, o kteremzto pro
hlaSeni zasad bude V naznace.
ne konvenci uvazovano. Zaro-
ven usnesenO vcera podpOrOva-
II kampan, kterou ma Sc Sc
hnati 100000 We prosp6ch
Armady Spasy, kterazto dobro
CHINA organisace behem valky
tax znamenite Sc osvedcila. Pri
Sti tyden skonceno bude refe-
rendni hlasovani, mali tez
zdejSl uniove d6lnictvo vyhiasi
ii jednodenni stavku, kteryzto
strajk ma byti jakousi demon
straci We prosp6ch omilostneni
delnlckeho predaka Tom Moo
neye kalifornii vezn6neho.
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WSS TWSSl
ZAJEZD MA VENKOV.

Buckeye klub ceskych kuzel
karu, jehoz sired nachazi sc
V mlstnostach p. Vlasaka ma
Broadway, roh Mead Ave-, pod
nikl vtara vyrocni svnj zajezd
ma venkov do zahrady p. Jos.
Charvata ma kterezto vyjlzdce
podlleli Sc temer vSichni cleno
We klubu, jakoz pratele
tychz a ackoliv i vcereiSek byl
DESTINY, naSi klubiste nell do
brou zabavu podnik jinak We
vsam sc Jim vydaril. Poradajici
vybor pozustaval z panG JOS.
kalala, X. Wlasaka a Josefa
Vlasaka. Zajezd ma venkov "a
haJen o II. hodne dopol. a "a
bava V zahrade p. Charvata ma
Libby Road trvala az do vece-
ra. Vylet byl zaroven jakymsi
loucenim liberalni, statni pro
hibici ohrozovanou periodou.
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TWss7 WSs1
VYSETROVANf ZVLASTNl
POROTY.

Ia vcerejsiho vysetrovani
spacielnl velke poroty vyslycha
no nekolik byvalych NEST
skych uredniku, jakoz i nynej
$ich hodnosJaru. Vysv6tlovali
porotcum, jak kdy bezpeGnost
nj organy potiraly spolecenska
zla. Nynejsl fiditel policie, p.
A. B. Sprosty rovnez vysvetlo-
val stavajici methody nasl po-
licie, system ma potlacovani ha
zardnictvi a podobnych ne
plech a v temze sm6ru refero-
val byvaily pol. Inspector Shat
tuck, kdezto mestsky klark Ben
kowski predlozil porotcGm pro
tokoly z posledniho vysetrova-
nj II policie. Il krajanG mezi
dalSimi svedky byli vcera DR..
Ma$ka a straznik Hanacek. Pr
|Vnl licil pom6ry V dobrocinnych
mestskych 1stavech, pol. Ha-
|nacek mluvil stihani maiitelu
IDOkoutnlch heren.
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ZEMREL DOMA.
Cesky vojin Ed. J. Brom, 9O8
Harvard Ave. podlehl zraneni
ma bojisti We Francii utrpenemu

Y nemocnici Charity Zemfel
po delsim utrpeni cesky vyslou
zilec re svetove valky, PEST
voiin Edward J. Brom, 908 Har
ward Ave-, podlehnuvSi nasled
kun otravneho plynu, jehoz
nadychal Sc ia poslednich "a
pasu S Huny V lese Argonn-
sk6m. Zemrel We veku 10 let a
Ipozustatky jeho budou pohfbe
ny Ultra odpoledne ma Harvard
Grove hrbitove.
Ed. J. Brom narodil Sc V Gle
Ivelandu a do armady vstoupil
dobrovolne 2. dubna r. 1917.
ISlouzil Il byvaleho naseho mi
licnlho pluku pesich a svuj w
cvik ziskal V tabore Sheridan,
Alabama, odkudz Sc svym plu-
KEN byl V cervenci 1913 po-
Sian do Francie, kde bojoval
ma ruZnych frontach a velkych
|naporu sucastnil Sc celkem
sedmkrat. Pfi podobnem napo-
I'll V lese Argonnskem jeho
druh V utocne linii, trubac w.
Smith padl, a od t6 dolby ujal
sc polnice padleho trubace on.
stav Sc tax clenem druziny We.
litele dotceneho pluku. MladJ
Brom byl rovnez nekolikrat
lehce ranen, jak ale praveno
nejvetSi pohroma cekala naf
Ia poslednich boju V Argonn.
skem lese, kde otravny mem
plyn ucinil jej daISi sluzby ne.
schopnym a on musel byti dc
laZareCu ZaveZen. 22. dubna L
tOS Vratll sc dO SOuStatl jake
rekonvalescent a koneCne po
Sian byl domu. Zde vsak ma
sledky otraVy opet Sc Objevily
a proto mlady mas hrdina mu
sci byt do Charity nemocnic'
dopraven, kde smrt u jeho liz
ka V utery We dv6 hodiny rant
Sc prihlasila.
! Ed. j. Brom mimo rodicG III
stavil tri bratry, sesJru, jako;
cetn6 prlbuznych i pTatel ;
pohreb bude NIT vojensky.
Vyslovujem hlubokou sou
strast pozustalym a cestna pa
met necht' zustava zesnuleml
Ihrdinovi.
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HOSTINCE MAUI Sc PODRO.
BIT PROHIBICI.
Ohio Home Rule liga nesouhla-
81 prohlasenim ligy vojenske.

Pfedvcirem liga vojenskych
vyslouzilc1 z Ohio odporucova
la hostinskym ignorovat statnl
prohibicni zakon a 27. kvetna
prodavat kvasene a lihove ma
pole, jakoby zapov6donst v O.
hio vubec neexistovala. Statni
Home Rule liga odporuceni IL
gy vojenske vSak nepodporuje.
Riditel dotcene ligy liberalu, l..
H. Gibson re GAINESVILLE, vydA
vCera vecer zvlastni provolani
v nemz zada salooniky a liker-
Milky V Ohio, ably podrobili Sc
|27. kvetna statnimu prohibic-
,nimu zakonu a lokaly sve "a
vrely, ponevadz ignorovani no
|vych tech zakonu mohlo by
miti mrzute vysledky. Podobne
prohlaseni vydali JIM pEedaci
Home Rule ligy.
Statni navladni vydal vcera
lrozhodnuti, die nehoz 27. kvet
ina, kdy V Ohio zapovednost
bude zavedena, mohou byti ma
pole z hostinskych lokalu do
! Ijinych mist prestehovany a pri
padne do /. cervence 1919 -
kdy narodni valecna prohibice
bude snad zavedena - z O.
hio do jinych statu eXpedova.
my. Dale rozhodl, ze hostinsti
re sve zivnosti prohibici vypu
zeni nemajl pravo pozadovat
|zp6t Don-Aikenovu vycepn.
dan.
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IWSS TWSS
X POSTAVENf VICTORIA
BERGRA.

Washington, d. c.. - Pozno
WI zvoleny kongresnik Viktor
Berger, znamy socialista Il Mil
Waukee, Wis, ktery bude nei-
splSe mlsta sv6ho zbaven ST.
ce z toho duvodu, re byl spoil
koVym soudem uznan vinnym a
cd d5ouzen, dial Sc slySeti, bude-li
mu mlsto. kCer6 ma V kongresu
zauimouti, odepreno, ze Sc bu--
de uchaZeti o znovuzvO!eni a
to bez ohledu ma to, bude-li to
moci uClniti ma svobod6 nebo
We VeZenl.
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FINANCNf ROZVRAT NEST
SKE SPRAVY.
Legislature musi pomoci, ne
mali byt vsecka administrator
cinnost zastavena.

Mayor Davis prohlaSuje, re
Is. cervence bude vSecka admi
nistracni cinnost zastavena,
pak-li statni snem m6stskNm fl
nancim nejak nepomuza. Ne
bude penez ma vyplatu hasicu,
policistu a dalsich mestskych
zrizencd a dredniku, nebude
penez ma vydrzovani mestske
nemocnice, warrensvillske kolo
nie, mestskych parku a jinych
instituci. Podobny financni roz
vrat nastane V mestskem Skol-
stvi, ponevadz do cervence ad-
ministracnl finance uplne bu-
dou vycerpany. Legislature Oh
novi sve schuze V pondeli a ma
statni zakonodarne jest NEST
skym financlm pomoci. Cleve-
landsti poslanci statni sena-
tori jsou pritomne donna ma
prazdninach a do Columbus
vrati Sc pTiSti ned6li. Do te do
by bude ma zdejSi zakonodar.
ce nalehano, ably We sn6mu We
prosp6ch mestskych financi "a
krocili hned V pondeli nahleC
prevlada, ze delegace z il
nych okresu budou naSim zakC
nodarcum V tom smeru poma
haiti.