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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16
TO RENT
Six Gents a Line of Six Words.

WIGWAM at Haughton' Cove to rent. furnished. Phone 6S74. Porter Rogers. may16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16
15O-Acre Equipped Farm s, 400
 Last Years Income $4,795

two miles R. R. town, machine-worked fields, has grown 1000 bushels potatoes on 2 5-S acres, grew 51 bu. oats per acre last year; pastutr for good herd, estimated $50 cords pulp wood, 300 will alone pay for farm; much fruit; 6-room house overlooking near village 30-cow barn. etc. To settle affairs now, s, 400, easy terms. gets everything, in
 ocns dng I9t i7o etaie otng this money-maker page 10 Catalogue Bargains 19 States, copy free. Strout Farm Agency, 2026Ak, Sun Bldg. New York. may16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

FOR SALE-Busines and block: will sell together or either one separate; business consists Of grocery. bakery. auto supplies, paints and oils block is new brick tireproof three story build ing built in 1916. seven rents grocery, bakery, cafe, restaurant, hardware store, society hall and tenement; l6 per cent. investment; situated on Main St. Alfred Bidoreni. Stafford Springs. conn. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

TO RENT-Tenement five rooms. all modern improvements. on Fairmount St. Inquire 14 Aqueduct St. David SadinSky may16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

NOTICE.-All creditors or said de- ceased are hereby norined t7 prescn. undersigned at No. 2S Pratt St. "A wien Conn. within the time linite ", thc above and foregoing order.
 ELIZABETH R. HARRIGAN. may15d Admin stratrix.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

FOR sALE-A well established bill
 posting business, with all boards and i exclusive rights in Danielson and
 Brooklyn; chance to make big money easy; will sell, complete. for s456. Write or telephone Joseph Bodo, Dam lielson Conn. may15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

FOR SALE-1s17 Ford touring car. Phone l86J-l2. may13TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

FOR RENT-Furnished room, with may1WFM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

WILLIAM B. WILCOX. .Auctioneer
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

enough to fill your silos, get our Eure- ka. Red Cob and Leaning seed corn; guaranteed to grow: also high grade fertilizer. Greeneville Grain Co. Phone S26-5. may16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

WANTED-Woman or middle ared couple to work in boarding house; col pred or white: good wages. Address z. Harquoil, Putnam, Conn. may1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

WANTED-A colored woman to do general cleaning and dusting in a fur
 niture store. Apply at once. Schwartz Bros. mayf65 ,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

TO LET-Furnished room; board if desired. 3S Union St. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

TO RENT Furnished room, with Ave. may14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16

WANTED-A used piano, standard make, upright or baby grand consid- CTS Address Piano, Bulletin Office.
 n1ay1Jd
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
COMMISSIONERS IN. YUMA

YUMA, May 15.-The state corpora ton commission, composed of Messrs. Jones, Betts and Johnson, convened in the county supervisors room to- day for the purpose of determining several questions that mean future greatness and prosperity for Yuma and vicinity, if settled one way, but will mean stagnation and irreparable injury if settled another.
 The commissioners meet here for a two-fold purpose, first, to settle the long drawn out controversy between the city of Yuma and the local Gas, Electric & Water company, with reference to new rates for these pup- lie utilities( and incidentally the abol- ishment of the muddy water" sys- tem), and second, as to whether or not Sanguinetti & Ewing shall have the right to erect poles and string wires on the mesa and all through Yuma valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
SUE CATTLE COMPANY

PHOENIX, May 15.-A Judgment in the sum of s275,O0 is asked in com. plaint in intervention filed in the su- perior court today by the Merchants National bank of St. Paul, in case entitled North Texas Trust company against George D. Elliott and La Osa Livestock & Loan company and the Merchants National bank of St. Paul. The La Osa company is set forth as the defendant. It is alleged that the bank loaned S300,OO0 on a note and that S25,000 of the note has been paid. Pending settlement the bank asks a first lien on cattle owned by the de fendant through it's receiver. the North Texas Trust company. The property involved is in the Wilcox country.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO RESUME

TUCSON, May 15.-With the arrival of M. c. Hirsch of Cleveland, accom- panied by George Ankers, general manager of the Arizona-Tonopah Min ing company, for an inspection of the work done on the grounds, it is ex- pected operations at the property will be resumed.
 NIT. Hirsch, who has had consider able experience in the mining game. It Is understood has been chosen by the stockholders to report upon the workings and the possibilities of the property, which is equipped for the deep mining necessary to reach the vein of silvercopper and gold indi- cated in the claims.
 On an adjoining property, Ted Kel- so Of Los Angeles, operating a bond and lease from s. W. and P. B. Pur- cell, during the week struck a big lead of fine gray copper and is pre- pairing to take out a carload Both properties are close to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
The Sunny Side of Life

The dangerous time a 30 60.
  hen because of this his children 
 ts the time when he longer interests him, he his ling and speaking He feels getting olddnd help it. he 
 It's the time of questioning Things lose their foundation and he to stand Creeds accepted others believe in
 It's the disappointment purposes ouh have been smashed ideals have been realized usually 
 the time when bitterness cynicsm of confidence and pushed Selfhneswhich outh due thOughlessnes When the burns midday it's lers away-and that's what makes spirit dry It's because during his
 the roots of life that later he might draw strength tt from the things which Love faieth prophecies they shall fail; whether SC whether there be knowledge away And bideth faith hope hese is love"
 And love here means the desire others the keep and to enrich others
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
LIFT ARMS SALE BAN

TUCSON, May 15.-An restrictions concerning the receipt and sale of guns and ammunition were rescinded Wednesday in an order from Capt. Charles E. B. Bubb, 17th Cavalry dis trict adjutant, to Deputy United States Marshal Treahey. The order, however, substituted the following:
 Permits will be required for the re- ceipt and sale of all guns and ammuni- tion except shotgun shells loaded with No. f shot or under, and .22 caliber low-power cartridges"
 This practically reinstates the em- oargo on high power rifles and large size shot
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
Why We're Enjoying It Again

Say do why enjoying n we have been for the past There's i { There's al important thing-such
 
 shells shreked overhead the death rattle of civilization n ears. There's feeling be the home scattering peanut the floor the ndnd looks like had the rash getting in the good way. | That's hasc back US And fans again pop boys Hing gum and and alleged same ever? Isn't it am
 Isn't nifty interest in batting averages Id box
 On the level hasn't in haus-as twere-for the It makes appreciate It makes realize our young or not so oung lives there ussing umpire and making ise insid Basebali Man. that's lot us lis ~ ~ N ~
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING

PHOENIX, May 15.-The following bids were received at the secretary of states office for printing and pub fishing the session laws of the state legislature of Arizona, 1919:
 Manufacturing Stationers company, Inc, S2.OS per page.
 R. A. Watkins Printing company. S3.34 per page.
 Arizona State Press, s3.92 per page.
 The contract was awarded to the Manufacturing Stationers compan~. Inc, which had the lowest bid.
 The copy is ready for the printing, but has to be held over until June II, 1919, the last day for filing referen- dunn petitions against any of the laws which did not contain emergency clauses. The books will be on sale at the office of the secretary of state July 10, 1919, and will contain about 500 pages.
 No referendum petition has been re ceived up to the present time against any of these laws, according to in- formation secured from the secretary of state.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
CITIZENs' TICKET IN TUCSON

TUCSON, May 15.-Petitions circu- lated upon the streets Wednesday contained the names of '14 freehold CTS composing citizens ticket to be voted upon June 9, when the taNpay- ersf of the city will ballot for or against the writing of new charter to take the place of the somewhat an tiquated parchment which is the pres ent guide to municipal government.
 The voter who endorses the new charter movement at the forthcoming election will have the privilege of voting for 14 candidates for freehold
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
INTERcEDE FOR SOLDIER

PHOENIX, May 15.-"We take sides with w. s. Wagner as soldiers because his wife, like many other wives, was left behind to be despoiled by slack CTS or towards, while the soldier hus- bands went away to fight for their country" This statement was made today by a Great War Veteran and concurred in by a score or more when asked their direct reason for inter ceding in behalf of w. s. Wagner, U. s. A, from Ft. Sill, who is here to seek an adultery warrant against w. D. Thornton, now serving a six months sentence in the county jail for transporting Mrs. Wagner from Oklahoma to Arizona in violation of the white slave act.
 The Great War Veterans have called a meeting of members for tonight to discuss the matter as to final steps to be taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

CTS, whose duty it will be to draft a new charter within 90 days after cleo tion.
 Candidates named upon the peti- tions in circulation yesterday were Mayor O. c. Parker, Elias Hedrick, R. k. Fushburn, Dr. c. A. Schrader, Dr. Meade Clyne, Harry DeFord, T. Ed Lit, Tom Collins, H. S. Corbett, c. Goldstein, L. H. Hofmeister, Frank Moreno, Mrs. T. w. Healy and Mrs. C. A Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
K. c. CONVENTION ENDS

GLOBE, May 15.-The state conven- ton of the Knights of Columbus closed its session at Elks' hall last night and adjourned to meet next year at Nogales.
 The organization showed its ap- preciation of the hospitality accord ed the delegates by the people of Globe at the banquet at the Globe high school auditorium Sunday evening and in other ways by elect
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
cHIcAeoANs OPEN MINE

QUARTZITE, May 1.-Two gentle men from Chicago-a Mir. Cressmann and son-are starting up the old Cop per Bottom workings on quite an ex- tensive scale. at Butler Chimney. to be known as Arizona Operating com pany. Among other modern improve ments they will install a steel chute and an army kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

commission today, will look into the matter of new water supply system for Phoenix, looking toward the draft ing of an ordinance calling for bond issue
 A report was presented by L. B. Hitchcock, city engineer, containing estimates on the proposal, calling for S1,S15,242 as total estimated expendi- ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
Pennies Appreciated
his summer,

Who said nipts flooded pieces The hints jerking overtime almost present output zOOoOOO day The he carload and distributed still hey
 There urted There before And yet there a
 The immediate s soda rtax" effect on the first day of fish of ice drink in wolves the a penny in addition lore largely the moving picture tax It have in the price of onecen newspapers
 the demand for the cent growing as its purchasing value vnnt hangemakng get nickel for cent paper as they used may lars but they cherish the pennies
 Charlie Roberts failed highway bonds to De expended by supervisors levy an extra mill tax in counties but and from the way the Bolshey falling yet get with t-Tucson
 Charlie Roberts unsophiscd Douglas boosters for his bonds to good trimming day main line highway through LOrdsburg and Benson and Douglas will
 Gelatne dynamite May Day bombs was of American manufacture but believes were of American manufacture.
 epidemic in Europe as long as some fiery ioo' can persuade the people to forget about tomorrow
 millions of stolen marks n feed o bungrv bea Kun spent in celebration statesman
 The communist declare that they will make success Of yet they canhre the able
 World brotherhood could overcome that playful indulgence homicide
 to aetste for Scotch parliament Emu lsiipF tbs sim Fen Paderevski?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

ing a Globe man, Albert AltweIs, state deputy. Other officers elect ed were J. F. Fitzpatrick of Bis bee, state secretary; E. J. Horne, of Prescott, state treasurer; pr. c. E. Rooney, of Yuma, state advo, cate, and w. J. Burns, of Phoenix, state warden. Delegates to the supreme convention, Albert Altweis, of Globe; M A. Murphy, of Flag staff Alternates, Frank De Sousa, of Phoenix; Wm. A. Kramer. of Phoenix The other officers will be appointed later.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
Here GNd there in Arizona

every property owner in the city. He urged that the vote be made as com plete as possible in favor of the good roads He expressed himself as sure the city and county as one commur> ity would stand together in the vote on the bonds, that one is so dependent upon the other that no time should be wasted in argument.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
IN MEMORY OF COL. CONVERSELY

YUMA, May 15.-That they might in a measure express the love and ad- miration they hold for the memory of Col. H. H. Donkersley, their form CT commander, who died in the serv- ice. the members of the 18th ann intuition train yesterday morning pre- sented Mrs. Donkersley with a beau tiful shilver loving cup. The cup is a trophy won by the horse battalion of the outfit for superior horseman- ship.
 The presentation was made at the depot yesterday when the 18th am intuition train stopped here on the way to the Presidio at San Francisco to be mustered out of service. Mrs. Donkersley was at the station to greet the men of her husbands former com mand..
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16
PHOENIX MAYOR BOOSTS ROADS

PHOENIX, May 15.-Mayor Peter Corpstein of the city of Phoenix is one of the strongest champions of the good roads bond issue. He said today that the value of good roads cannot be Overestimated and felt that now M, the time for action on the part of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

PHOENIX WANTS WATER SYSTEM
 PHOENIX, May 15.-City Attorney Richard E. Sloan, by vote of the city
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

Charlie Roberts is leading Tor his bonds to good trimming highway through to and Henson and Douglas will Citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

Communism will continue epidemic Europe as long as sol fool can persuade the people forget tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

Gelatne dynamite used in the May manufacture but believes of American
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

The copmuist brethren that they will make ucces if they canhe the able they kicked out to take charge
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

Instead Of using twelve millions statesman yet
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-16

World brotherhood would converts could owe lat playful indulgence homicide
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
IWssl lMsSSll Myss:ll
OKRADAL FIRMU.

Firma Bamberger and Rein
thai Co., vlastnici tovarnu ma
pletene spodni pradlo " cisle
1921 vych 9. ul. obdrzela wee
ra nepodepsany poStovni IL
sick, kterym neznamy udavac
oznamuje, re firma jest jistym
svym zamestnancem systemati
cky okradana. Listek sveren
mest;kym detektivum a vcera
V noci zatcen jiz 22lety Jos.
Steinberger, 22O6 vych. &C. ul.
jemuz bude u soudu dokazo-
vano, re poskodil jmenovanou
firmu uhrnne caslce $4,000.
Zatceny ku kradezi Sc pry pri
znal a zaroven vyzradil sve
spolecniky. Ukradene zbozi po
slano bylo jistym vetesniknm
do Filadelfie.
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|PRESIDENTSKE VOLBY v
ROCE 1920.

AGkoli do presidentskych vo
leb V roce 1920 jest jeSte dale
ko, pisi o Mich anglicke novi-
ny, ktere pravi, re rozhoduji-
elm cinitelem pri Mich mohou
Sc osv6dciti hlasy vojakn a hla
sy zen. TAX potet vojakG V te
to valce, kteri jsou do jednoho
vsichni volici, cini 3,7OO.0OO. |
kdyby jich 100000 zIstalo We
bude to 100000 vo-
lieu. Pocet zen, ktere budou
prist6 pro presidenta hlasova-
ii, cini 12,5OO.OO0. 0 posled-
mich volbach presidentskych
bylo odevzdano 18,615.589 hla
su. Nyni bude pocet volicu zna
cne v6tSi, nebot' cd te DOLBY
zeny ziskaly volebni pravo v
cele rade statu. Predpoved' Sc
z toho media delat zadna. Jak
vojaci, tax zeny mohou byti
pri hlasovani rozdeleni prave
tax jako byli vzdy pred tim
volici dosavadni.
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CESKE VEREJNOSTI.

We vcerejsi schulz vyboru,
Etery prostrednictvim pravni-
ka Tonase Sidly vyjednava "a
lezitost mezi firmou Mckinney
Steel Co. a okolnimi obyvateli,
jejichz majelek jest kourem,
prachem a plynem poskozo-
van, byla podana zprava 0 po-
kroku celeho vyjednavani.
Pravnik firmy slibuje, re Sc
pouziii vsechny vymozenosti,
ably dotcene zlo bylo konecne
odstraneno. V dob6 valky ne
mohlo Sc mic podniknout, ale
nyni slibuje firma nutne o.
pravy provadeti. Zaroveh Sill
buje nahradu Ia poskozeny
majetek, nebudou-li totiz pre-
mrStene pozadavky. Kdo totiz
mysli, ze utrpel nejakou sko-
du, necht' Sc prihlasi podob
nou zadosti ma fare Il Panny
Marie Lourdske, nebo u pp.y A.
Sachy, 4732 Broadway; J. V.
Janoty, 1886 vych. 49, ul., V.
Novotnyho, 1929 Car Ave-,
Frant. Poupe, 4316 Pershing
Ave, kde kazdemu bude vSe
podrobne vysv6tleno.
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RANNf POzAR.
Dvoupatrovy dunn {. 2661
vych. 81. ul. zniSen dnes
plameny.

Dnes rano kratce po druhe
hodine vznikl polar v mlekar-
skem obchode S. Friedmana,
2661 vych. 81. ul, kterym V ne
kolika hodinach znicen cely
dvoupatrovy ten dreveny dun
a poskozeny nektere stavby
sousedni. V druhem poschodi
vyhoreleho domu nachazela Sc
slovinska stravovna, do niz pro
nikl ohen tax rychle, ze do
tceni noclehari sotva hole III
voty zachranili a pet z Mich
"a saskatchewan z oxen do u,i-
Ice vice meme bylo poraneno.
|NejhIre zranen je j. Starr,
|ienz "a skoku prerazil 81 no.
hu a pred tim utrpel popaleni-
ny ma hlave prsou. Lehce ra.
nenymi jsou Miloslav Staloto.
|vic, bratri Stepanove a NJ
Jech. Friedmanova rodina uni.
lkla z horiciho domu V cas-, tedy
bez pohromy. Pozarni marsaI
lbude wink Zahadneho onohc
pozaru vysetfovat. Skody zpd.
sobeno bylo "a $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23

Clevelandsky symfonicky OF
chestr koncertOval vCera veCer
We vySsi technicke skola ma
vych. 55. ulici roh Scovill Ave.
a sobotu bude Sc produkovat
V auditoriu st. Clair mestske
skoly. Asi 600 lidi prislo ku
vcerejSimu koncertu, "a neho2
prvym solistou byl p. John
Baker
Ultra tyz hudebni sbor uspo
rada koncertni dychanek v
.Grays zbrojnici a V sobotu v
Pittsburgh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
DRUHY DEN KAMPANE We. PRO.
SPEECH PATE PUJCKY.
CENERALNf NAVLADNf A. M. PALMER RECNfKEM
VHlPPODROME.

Ma dalsim dnesnim progra-
mu jsou vypravy traktniho
vlaku S trofejemi do odleh-
lych ctvrti, parada vojenskych
aut V ulicich dolenniho mesta
vypravy kabaretnich pevcu do
rlznych distriktu; odpoledni
manevry marinakd a plavcu
ma hlavnim namesti, feci a
koncerty ma squaru; reci gen.
navladniho Palmera a federal
,niho soudce Westenhavera V
Hippodrome.
Vlak valecnou koristi "a
iede dnes tez do Rocky River
a Lakewood Ultra do Bed
ford a jinych predmestskych
'osad.
Admiral Sims byl vcera hlay
MIN recnikem v CeIumbus q
brzy pfijede tez do naseho me
sta. V Canton V zajmu viteznf
pujcky recnil spolkovy sena
tor Pomerene, V Akron agitovs
III tez vojensti aviatikove, '
Chardon chyli Sc upisovani kr
svemu zaveru, okres Portage
jest rovnez b1izko rozpoctu 8
horlivost V upisovani jevi sc
ma ohajskem venkove, kteraz
to northwest Jest vsude W
Spojenych Statech.
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PAX S MIN MLUVTE
KDYz JE NEMEC!
Rozmarna historka z vazne
DOLBY.

Nasi hosi zazili Nmci hod-
ne trpkych zkusenosti, ale
mnozi z Mich 81 privezou E.
vropy radu krajne rozmar-
nych upominek. Jaka je Mem
ci req, o tom mohou vypra-
vet ma pfiklad nejl6pe vojaci
okupacni armady. Jsou mezi
mimi i cesti hosi jeden z Mich
lici v dopise rodicdm zasla-
nem,jak mu bylo ochotne vyho
veno, kdyz v kteresi vesnici ~
Ryna" Sc shanel po prasku ma
zuby. Zubni prasek - takova
jednoducha vec, donna 81 il co
|vek sotva vSimne, nerku-li ably
mu pdsobila jeji koupe nejake
|svizele, ale kupujte jej V ne
mecke vesnici, kde van nikdo
ami slova nerozumi! Mas vojak
Sc kterymsi bodrym N6mcem
obchodnikem "domlouval" no.
dine dlouho, ale kdyz Sc zivou
moci domluyiti nemohli, jail Sc
lmu "ukazovat". Zacal 81 jed
noduse jezdit prstem po zu-
bech a teprve po teto prakti-
cke demonstraci Sc Nemci roz-
bresklo v hlave a tyz pokyval
ma znameni, re uz. "rozumi".
A rozum6l podle vseho velice
dobre, nebot' po delSim hleda
| nj kram6 prinesl udivenemu
americkemu vojaku detskou
foukaci harmoniku. Kolik tako
vych legracnich episod nasi
hosi mezi Nemci asi zazili?
| Denni Hlasatel.
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VRACf Sc DOMU.

Ctyricet clenG zdejsf obchod
nj komory vydalo Sc II. 1nora
letos ma cestu do Evropy a
dnes telegrafuje Sc z New Yor
ku, ze zminena clevelandska
vyprava vraci Sc jiz domI. Ma
81 obchodnici navst{vili Belgii,
Francii, 1talii a dom1 sc vrati
pristf tyden. Pivodne m6li v
.programu skontit svou obchod
II expedici pocatkem cervna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23
UkLADNE POSTRELEN.

Do nemocnice sv. Alex. prive
zen 27lety polsky delnik J. Pc
trowski, 4691 vych. Ga. ulice,
postreleny vcera v noci ma Act
ma Road. Petrowski utrpel
strelnou ranu ma noze a ma
ulici. kde V mrakotach lezeti
zGstal, temef vykrvacel. Ito
ku dopustil Sc patrne kterys
sok V lasce, jehoz nyni hleda,ji
taini policiste z broadwayske-
no precinktu.
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PlVOVARNlCI PRODAVAJf
23l PROC. PIVO.

New York. - New-yOrsti
sladci ujali Sc dnes akce, ably
urychlili soudnl roZhodnuti
Spojenych Statu ohledn6 2M
procentniho piva. Dva z Mich
jail Sc posilati zasilky tohoto
piva ven soudcich, ma KITE
rych byly Znamky, oznacujici
je jake neopojny napoj. Soud-
ky byly vyslany bez dahovych
kolku, jez kolektor dani ode
prel vydati a nesou oznateni,
ze prislusna cena kolku byla u
lozena ma bance do te dolby nez
vlada ucini rozhodnuti. Pravnl
ci sladku, kterl poradili Jim k
t6mto krokGm, vyslovli Sc dnes
ze brzy budou 234 proc. pivo
rozesilati pivovary po vsech
statech. Ocekava Sc, re poci-
mani sladku primeje vladni IRA
dy ably zastavily prodej neokol
kovanych sudu a tax bude
spOr sladku vafeni tohoto pi
va vznesen pred trestni soud
Jak Znamo, sladci dokazuji
ze 2s4 procentni pivo yymykd
Sc predpisdm o valecne prohi
bici, jakoz i statnim prohibic.
MIN ustanovenim a re toto piv(
bude Sc moci vafiti a proda
vati nynl v budoucnosti vt
ShOd6 Sc ZakOnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-23

Druhy den kampa:ne We pro-
speech pate pGjcky Svobody
skoncil opet klidne a oficielne
Sc pravi, ze Cleveland do wee
rejska upsal celken S5,630.OOO
Ma castku tn upsala White
Motor Co. million dollaru a
pred tim American Steel and
Wire Co. rovnez million. Neko
lik firem zajistilo 81 vcera "a
100000 bondd, kdezto ostat
nj subskripci podnikli drobni
lide. Upisovani pate pujcky ma
svych pocatcich ponekud sice
vazlo, lie vsak ocekavati, re
dneskem pocinaje kampan Sc
rozSiri a clevelandsky 1del V
deseti dnech ze bude dovrsen,
kteryzto ud6l cini $81, 800
600.
Quota zdejsiho federalnihC
distriktu stanOvena tentokrat
ma souhrn $45O,OO0.OOO z k'te-
rezto sunny upsano bylo do wee
rejska $66,1OO.7OO. Distrik,
ten zabira cele Ohio, cast
Pennsylvania a Kentucky.
Vcera pribyl sem Wash.
ingtonu generalni navladni A.
M. Palmer, jenz bude dnes re
emit v zajmu vit6znych bondu
V Hippodro ONE.