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The circle banner., 1920-05-07
High School Party
A Grand Success

The program given at the Princess
Theatre last Friday night was a sue
cess both financially and as to the
number rendered The High School
committee had tastefully decorated
the hall in the colors of the classes
which had a pleasing effect
To say that any one number was
best would not be fair to the others;
of the recitations each one had their
own opinion as to which pupil did
best. All of the speakers were mem
bers of the freshman class and with
a little more training and experience
will be able to compete in contests
with favorable chances OF winning.
Bernices Miller gave good imitation
of the small boy and his questions;
while Esther Hilger gave an idea that
school girls of today are about the
same as cur grandmothers. Her en-
unciation was very clear. In ''If' Oral
Curtiss had perhaps the deepest thou
ght that any of the speakers gave, and
he delivered it well. Florence Hobbs
in "Lasca" had a selection with deep
feeling and Eula Childress had simi-
lar one in What the Clock Saw.
Each rendered her selection well.
Ellen Harkness had the crowd laugh
ing and with her in the little comedy
of "Billy Crimes.
Comm thro the Rye" in pantomime
was number that drew applause for
Ellen and Eula and they fitted the
parts in their scotch costumes.
The musical numbers were well
rendered and won encores, Miss La
Rowe in the Gypsy Trail'' was very
good and won applause from the aIdi-
ence The quartette had the audie. Te
with them in their encore by the way
they rendered the. old college song.
Miss Loyett had charge of the re-
citations and drilled .ths spealsess and
Miss LaRowe had charge OF all the
musical Numbers.
The High School wish to thank all
who helped them in the program and
to the players for the mus
ic for the dance, not forgetting Col.
Taggart who auctioned on the bas-
kets.
Thursday afternoon an exhibit of
the pupils work will be held in the
High School building from two to
five O'Clock. All are invited to visit
the exhibit and see the pupils work.
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HUGH CLIFFORD KILLED.;
ACCIDENTALLY Is VERDICT

Hugh H. Clifford, 81 years of age
a well known resident 1S miles north
! west Of Richey, was found dead Mon
day evening about sundown some
eight miles from Richey, where the
dead man had stopped to feed his
horses, on his way to Richey. The
body was discovered by H. D. Gering.
er and word was brought to the city
by c. L. Abbott, the mail driver
A bullet through the brain was the
cause of death. From all appearances,
it seemed that Mr.. Clifford had climb
ed upon the tongue of the wagon
and reached into the wagon box for a
| 32 rife therein. In Withdrawing the
| weapon, the hammer was dislodged
and fired the charge, the bullet enter
ing the head near one of the eyes
and coming out at the top of the head.
Death must have been instantaneous,
as the body had fallen forward over
the wagon tongue. The accident pro-
badly happened shortly after noon,
as the team was still tied to the wag-
on where the unfortunate man had
stopped.
AS the unfortunate occurrence hap
pened just over the line in Richland
county, Coroner VIM. Combes of Sid
ney, was notified and came out. Mr..
Combes empaneled a jury consisting
of George Goulding, John Boyce,
John Greer. Jr., w. ]. Phillips and
VIM. Zumsteg. Their verdict was in
accordance with the facts of acci-
dental death The inquest took place
at the VIM. Zumsteg place.
The dead man is brother-inIaw
of E. A. Bewick of Richey, Mrs. Cliff
ford being sister of Mr.. Bedwick.
The body was brought to the Bewick
home and funeral services will be
held at the Sacred Heights church
near Axtell this afternoon, with
burial in the cemetery nearby
Mr. Clifford was a popultr resident
of his community, and his friends will
be shocked to hear of his sudden
taking away. He is survived by his
wife and young son. For ten years
he had been a resident of his home
district, coming thence from Culbert-
son, but being originally native of
Wisconsin.-Richey Pilot.
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BROCkWAY SCHOOL BONDS
CARRY THIS TIME

The voters OF school district No. 81,
or the Brockway district, had another
election on school bond issue last
Saturday and although it was a very
disagreeable day better than so votes
were cast.
The bond issue of $4,000 carried
this time and by majority Of some
thing like 46 to 8.
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AT THE PRINCESS
SATURDAY NIGHT

Pricilla Dean, while playing in "The
Wicked Darling" Universal Special
Attraction. which comes to the Prin-
cess Theatre on May 8th, had to per-
NIT the william to bite her finger in
one of the scenes. Just at this time
one of the side walls of the nearest
set fell with loud crash and the
william became one, for he actually
bit the stars finger. The result of the
CRASH and the bite were two nasty
little cuts in Miss Deans digit.
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Nina Boy Is
Killed Accidently
Shot by Companion While Playing
With 80 Revolver

A very sad accident happened We'd
nesday afternoon of this week south
of Oswego and not far from Nina, as a
result little boy of eleven years
lost his ife ~
1t seems that James, the little son
of Mrs. May Wright together with
four other youngsters, stopped in at
the Patton home on their way from
school. There were no grown people
at home and the children finding 38
-caliber revoIved began playing with
it. While doing this the gun was dis
charged and the bullet penetrated the
right eye of James Wright. His little
playmate, Ralph Patton, of the same
age, was the one who was handling
the gun at the time. Seeing what had
happened, one of the boys hurried
over to a neighbor who lived close
by, j. M. Causland, and he came at
once over to the house to see what
condition the boy was in. He started
to the boys home, but the little fel-
low died on the way, or about three
quarters of an hour after the shooting
occurred
Mr.. Causland, w. J. Turner and
Lloyd Wright came to Wolf Point with
the body this morning and the funeral
will take place Friday afternoon from
one of the churches of the y.
The shooting was purely accidental
as the little fellows were the best of
friends. The same old story that he
didn't know it was loaded was no
doubt the case with the boy resn3n-
sibIe for the shooting. The event
should urge upon perents the naces-
city of keeping arms of any kind away
from small children and Of never
putting any weapon away loaded for
tEat is the only way to avoid acciden-
tai discharge.
The mother is Frustrated with grief
over the loss of her son, and the SYM
pathy of the whole community goes
to her in the sudden death OF the
little one. Besides MRS. wright, lhIee
brothers mourn the death of little
James. Mr.. Wright was killed in a
railway accident in 1911.
The foregoing story appeared IN
last weeks Wolf Point Promoter re- !
garding the accidental death Of the |
Wright boy, word of which was re-
ceived here last Friday. Assistant |
county attorney Hoover and Under
Sheriff Davis, left Immediately for the
Wright home going by way of Vida to-
get Justice Of the Peace Chamber
lain to act as deputy coroner and
assist in holding an inquest. Messrs.
Hoover and Davis returned to Circle
last Tuesday and report that the lad
had been taken to Wolf Point and
The circle banner., 1920-05-07

B. N. Stoney. started for Glendive
last Sunday with his Ford truck and
got stalled tn the mud over in the
Union country Monday Bert decided
to walk back to Circle and he walk
ed Is miles, coming in the rest of the
way with Walter DeBord. Was Bert
tired? Well he sure looked It.
Jake Wilde and family will move
out on ~ McCugh and Metts farm
this summeer. Mr.. Wilde having rent
ed the place.
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G. M. GILBERT WEEDS
MINNEAPOLIS GIRL
Happy Event took Place April 10Th.
VIII Make Circle Their Home.

Old Dan Cupid seems to have cen
tered his activities around the First
National Bank of this place Of late
and as a result another prominent
young man went and done got mar
ried."
This time it was Gideon Mum Gil
bert, the popular and enterprising as
sistant cashier of the First National,
who about a month ago suddenly LETT
for Minnesota and there welded the
little girl, he had left behind, Miss
Margaret Dorothy Smith.
The happy event took place on Sat
urday April 10th at p. M, at Minnea-
polls, Mimi, at the home of the
brides sister Mrs. A. G. Hinz, 1929
West Lake Street
The bride is very popular and
charming young lady Of Minneapolis,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Smith, OF 1923 West Lake Street.
The groom is a former Minnesotan
too, his home being at Glencoe, Mimi.
until last fall when he arrived in
Circle and accepted position as as
sistant cashier at the First National
Bank, and has decided to make this
his home. Mr.. Gilbert is a most highly
respected, progressive and ambitious
young man, and during his short re-
sidence here has won. = host Of friends
who will join in extending congratu-
lations.
The happy young ciuple arrived here
last Friday evening and are starting
up housekeeping in their residence
over in Circle Heights. The Banner
extends heartiest congratulations
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CROMWELL CASE DISMISSED

The case of State VS.. Walt Cromwell
was dismissed after he was brought
here from Glendive last week and
proving the ownership OF the horse
in question. 1t seems the horse had
been stolen at one time but as far
as Mr.. Cromwell was concerned he
had purchased the horse in good
faith and produced the bill Of sale.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
OFF FOR TERRY

The Circle High School students
left this morning for Terry where they
will attend the annual Prairie County
Interscholastic Roundup. The High
school students of Westmore, Isniay
and Brockway have also been invited
to attend.
The students look for big time
and the Circle bunch can be depended
upon to do their share to make things
lively while present.
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American Legion Notes

! If you want Victory Button, Mr..
Er-service man, step in at Anderson's
Billiard Parlor and sign up for one.
Applications for Citizen Papers.
Following is list of those whose
applications for citizen papers will
be heard on May 18th.
1. Katie Miller, Luxemburg.
8. Donald Keith Moor, Canada
5. Osias Gagner, Canada.
6. Josephine Hickey, Canada.
8. Thorger Scheie, Canada.
10. Mates Matteson, Sweden
IL. Alfred Mattson, Sweden
H. Fridtjob Peterson Lutsi, Norway
13. George Thoeny, Switzerland.
II. Harry Owsisnyk, Canada
is. John Boysun, Canada
10. John Prokopchuk, Canada
20. Henry Rush, Russia
21. Frank st. Germaine, Canada
%. Oskar Solhaug, Norway
49, John Rodell, Sweden
"a. Wester A. Gallinger, Canada
25. Olav Ladmar Koren Jensen, Nor
way.
26. Johan Konrad Nordby, Norway
27. Ludwig Wegner, Russia
2S. Sigurd X. Nasby, Norway
80. Jacobus Adrianus Johannes Yer
stegen, Holland.
Any ex-service man who desirees to
take out citizen papers may do 20 BY
appearing before the Judge on Nay
18th, and the only requirements are
that he bring his discharge papers
and two witnesses to identity him.
s. s. Scott SD family of Brainsrd.
MIMI, arrived shere Wednesday eoe
visit with G. 9eott ~ fanf1. O.
Thursday tAs9 ~ m fsr - ~
~ ceuatry.
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ATTENTIONS YOU
BASE BALL FANS

Next Sunday afternoon there will
be meeting of all local baseball
fans, both "has-beens" and regulars,
for the purpose of discussing the or
ganization of a cracking good ball
team.
Now keep this under your bonnet.
but tell all the ball fans and make
it a point to be there yourself.
The circle banner., 1920-05-07

Besides the above list there were
scattering votes written in for vice.
president on the Republican ticket,
ami the same for president on the
Democratic ticket, there being no
candidates on the ballot.
The circle banner., 1920-05-07

On motion duly made and carried
the clerk was instructed to notify the
| County Treasurer in writing, that in
the future the County Funds be de-
posted and distributed in hte manner
provided for by Section 3003, Supple
ment 1915 of the revised Codes.
On motion the clerk was instructed
to have the following notice publish
ed in the Circle Banner: Notice is
hereby given that from and after the
date of this notice the board of coun-
ty commissioners Of McCone County
will not approve or allow any hotel,
hospital or medical bills for the sick
or inform unless an ordeer therefore
is first obtained from said board.
Dated this day of April, 1920.
The board at this time having COM
pleted the auditing of claims filed a.
gainst the county as appear in Claim
Register No. /, on motion it is order
ed that claims numbered 746 to S25
inclusive on the General Fund be al
lowed in full, except the following
which are allowed in part or disallow-
ed in full as designated in said claim
register, and the clerk is instructed t
issue warrants in the names of the
parties appearing in said claim regist-
er in the amounts set opposite their
names as allowed by this board
759 Dawson County, Adjustment,
Amt. of Claim $144S, disallowed
14.4S
TIT Hutchinson C. F. Posting Notices
Amt. of claim $500 amt dis allowed
LOO amt. allowed $4.0O
794 Lytle, Geo. r. Registering Elec-
tors, amt. of claim SLIPS, amt. dis
allowed so, amt allowed .75.
On motion it is ordered that claim
numbered 273 to $50 inclusive on the
Road Fund be allowed in full, except
the following which are allowed in
part or disallowed in full as designat-
ed in said claim register, and the J
clerk is instructed to issue warrants
in the names of the parties appearing
in said claim register in the amounts
set opposite their names as allowed
by this board
274 Dawson Co., Adjustment, amt. OF
claim $96.7S. amt disallowed 96.
IS.
On motion it is ordered that claims |
numbered Al to SIS inclusive on the |
. oo.- FUND be allowed In full, except |
me flOllOWlA4 WHICH arc duOWcu IN I
part or disallowed In full as designat-
ed in said claim register, and the
clerk is instructed to issue warrants /
IN the names OF the parties appearing |
n said claim register In the amounts
ste opposite their names as allowed
~ this board:
IS, CoodaIe Frank. Assistance Z for
poor amt. Of claim, $500 amt. dis
allowed $500 amt allowed $1,000.
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RESICNACE STATNfHO TAJEMNfKA
LANSINCA.
ZASAHOVAL PRY V PRAVOMOC
PRESIDENTA.
MEZI JEHO NASTUPCI JMENOVAN JEST TEz
BAKER.

Washington, 13. unora Statnf sekret&f Robert Lam
sing dnes veGer oZnam sve odsoupen kabneu predenta
Wsona eho resgnace byla prijata Divody vzdani
uadu kofen obvnovani odstupucfho Lansnga samotnym
presdenem, enz 81 mel osobovat prava vyhrazena jedne
nevyssf have Sousa TAX zcela neopravnen svolava
nemoc Wsona kabnetn schGze vastn ujm6 coz vsak
rozhodn6 popra. Zda vsak, povstay spor ma jne
pozad Spor obasnuje pravs uverenena korespondence
tax pise Wilson Lansngovi jednom cetnyeh dopsi
Musim Vam pane sekretafi prpomenout, ze sc bez me
pfitomnost nemize kabineu dit Zadna akce"
Statn podsekretar Frank l.. Polk bude Ultra povefen
vedenm radu az do menovani noveho sekreae sta
nebzf dob6 Jest mnoho kanddatu ale neni nkterak
isto koho bude Wilson nenova nastupcem Lansingovym
Nev6 nade by mel arc Polk ale pratele tehoz trdi ze
tTad neprime nasedkem vane otfeseneho zdravi.
Listy vymenene mez Wilsonem Lansingem zdaji
sv6dcova re kabneu bylo ednano duleztych o&zkAch
savek uhokopu ocelaru gnorovanim onemocneleho pre-
sdena coz jest die nazoru posednesho hrubym poruenm
1stavy Spojenych Statd.
Mez moznymi nasupci jest jmenovan dosavadnf sekre-
tar valky byvaly Ceveandu Baker President Will
ma Bakera velkou dIveru, kterou proevl hned
catku ve amnistrace nabfnum fadu sekretAfe Witt
mich zaeztos dokud jee byl Baker hlavou Cleveandu
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JEDNANl 0 zVYSENf PLATU zELEZNI-
CARU Ma MRTVEM BODU.
v KONFERENCI WILSONEM BUDE DNES
POKRACOVANO.

Washington, 49, dnora. vyiednavani zeleznitnich
mestnanc zvseni mzdy bylo dnes odozeno dobu
drahy vrat plvodnim majelGm Usneseno bylo poznovu
predloz predentov novy vykaz jenz dodan bude Bile
no Domu zitfesho rama Unovi predac pracova vyka
pnych Sest hodn odprali vsak podobne jake urednc
Bleho Domu podat vefejnosti nekerych urcych zprav
Ceneraln fiditel dosud vadou kontrolovanych drah
Hines radi krace dnes odpoedne presidenem bratrva
zeleZnifnch zamesnancG Leem vyborem eto organsace
vSe uneen jest znamo jest re porada tao byla ukon
cenm cee sere schz pojednavaicich mezdne otazce
lezricaTG - = 'H'%'
Hines zasal bratrstvu zeleznGnich zrizenci zamesna
nych ratich delnctva dnach list jehoz znenim
chaz evo re voe stanovko vG skupnam stavkou hro
zcich nikeraka nezm6nl Take zde zachovava tan1s
kafsvi en pod rukou prav re cd zeleznieni admin
strace nemohou ocekavati splneni svoch tuzeb.
Mez unovymi 1fedniky patrna jest sa nespokojenost
vsedkem konfererce presdentem Wlsonem ale ste skla
mani pdsobi, re Wilson pfiklanf nahedu generalnho
fdele Hnese Hines oznamil totz vyt9zek dosud fe
deralni kontroe naezacch drah nen zadnem pomeru
pozadovanemu zvysen platG. Nekten delnci deegat
jsou piipraveni k zitfejSmu odezdu Washingtonu.
Oznamovana schGze presdentem Wilsonem, konana
bya dnesnho dopoedne bude nj pokracovano jee ztra
kdy odevzdaji delegati svoe obsne pojednan
edhici Bleho Domu vyberou podaneho eaboratu nedle
Alsi body kerych pax jednanobude Primo presrenem
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POLSTf LECIONARI BUDOU
DOPRAVENI MA UTRATY
STRYCE SAMA DO
aAMERIKY.

Washington, 13. unora. -
Dnes pfiial senat resoluci Sc
kretafe valky Bakera, kterou
Jest zmocn6n valeGny depart
ment dopraviti nazpet do Spoj.
StatI 10000 bvvalych obvva-
tell polsk6ho pivodu. kteri We
Francii V leeiich boiovali "a
osvobozeni Polska a dnes Sc na
chazeii V koncentracnfch tabo
rech poblize Varsavy. Narizenf
pfedlozeno bude k schvaleni V
dome zastupcG. kde podobnou
reSoluci poda Kahn, pfedseda
voiensk6ho vyboru.
Eminent Po'aci bojovali pod
generalem Hollerem, ale dnes
iak oZnamuje Baker senatoru
Wadsworthoyi zvlaStnim dopi-
sem. hrozi V tomto vojsku W.
puknout zievna vzpoura jak O
iednom prfpad6 jiz h1asil ame-
ricky vyslanec We Varsav6 pfi-
pisem re dne II. ledna.
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vysokem kursu dollaru, ktery
zaiiste iiste dosti dlouhou do.
bu potrva, molly svoie pribuz-
ne Mona vydatne podporovati
anebo alespon svoii St'astneisi
budoucnost zak'adati. S teto
stranky ma move narizeni pro
narod mas V nyneisi kriticke
dobe dosti znacnv vyznam no
spodafsky. Bude-li teto vyhody
pouzito znacnym poctem kraia
mex We starych vlastech, mnze
ulehceni republice. pokud Sc
poctu hIadovVch 1st tyce a pri
rnstku ma vVdelku znamenati
mnoho milionH korun prav6 V
dob6 neikriticteiSi. Nenf pochy
bv. ze pri nyneisf nouzi o slu-
zebne naide Sc tolik zamestna-
vatelek. ochotnych pomoci slu-
zebnVm sem "a more. kolik zen
a devcat Sc bude hlasiti. Jedi
nou otazkou lest, iak Sc zacho-
va k t6to otazce vlada cesko-
slovenske republikv. nebude-li
sama klasti n6iakVch prckazek
coz by ostatn6 jiz nilkoho ne
pTekvapova'o DO tolika zklama
Mich. ktere Ceskoslovenske A
merice a ieSt6 vice svemu do
macimu lidu We vZaiemnVch
stvcich pres ocean pripravila.
Prirozen6. ze Sc timto naskv
IA costa nfemnohym tenn kra-
iantam. kterf sem chteIy po-
moci SWIM pribuznVm re stare
vlarti. ale stalv nTed nepreko-
natelnvmi pSekazkari, aby 81
ie sem povolalv nyni.
Otevreni cesty re starych
vlasti sem. kdvby no bylo male
zite vyuzitkovano, znamenalo
by mnoho pro nase ceskoslo-
vensk6 spolkv. ma n6z zastave-
nj prilivu vystehovalectva ms'o
neblahy. namnoze katastrofal-
nj ueinek.
Budeme pilne sledovati w
vim teto otazky a informovati
nase Gtenare hlavne ctenar-
XIV. kter6 maii ma veci osobni
zaiem budeme Sc snaziti spo-
ieni mezi zdeisfmi kraianka-
mi. ktere by chiefly zenam ne
bo dfvkam ze stare vlasti sem
pomoei a Jim zde dobry domov
poskytnoutf temi, .iez by teto
vyhody chiefly pouzfti, uleheiti.
Sv.
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WSSl+WSSTWSSl
ZEMREL u VCHODU cox.
TONOVA BLOCKU.

72letv Richard Riser, 1866
vtch. II ulice. skonal vGera
nahle u vchodu Coxtonovy bu-
dovv V dQlen,nfrm meste, kde
mel sve pisarny. srdeeni vada
lei zahubila. Riser Sc Y .CIeve
'andu narodil a povest 9 nsm
di. ze bvl. iednfm prvych orga
nisatord vypomocnych a sta
vebnfch spolkn v Clevelande,
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13e NOVYCH PRfPADU
INFLUENZY.
Sadmnact pacientH podlehlo
vGera zanetu Pile.

Epidemic chripky Clevelan
de vCera op6t postoupila a 139
pripadd zdrav. dfa-
dun bylo reportovano, kdezto
dodateCnych pacientu zanetem
pile trpicich je as. Influenza
vyzadala 81 V meste vCera %
zanet sedmnact obeti. Osmnact
set lidi V Clevelandu nakaZou
tou suzovanych naleza Sc ka-
rant6ne. Pres to vsak zdravot-
nj komisar DIR. lockwood dou-
fa, ze epidemic bude brzy Wy
hlazena.
Vladni zdravotni Trad vydal
vGera bulletin ma namet "Jak
mono rozeznat chripku" a re-
feruje mas. edujici:
Dosud nestava urciteho Zpa
sobu. jak rozeznavat jednotli-
We rfipady chripky, lee kde sc
iedna pripady We skupinach,
Jest rozeznavani lehke. Ma roZ
dill cd obyteineho nastuzeni a
kaSle, ktere Sc pfihaZi chlad
nIch m6sicich, epidemic chrip-
XIV NIUE Sc obievit V kteremko
Ii case V ruce: tax nedavna e.
pidemie chfipky Europe fadi
la neiprudGeii kvetnu, cerv-
nu a Gervenci roku 1918. Mimo
toho obycejn6 pTipady nastuze
nj Sc vseobecnynli symphony ia
ko horeGka, bolesti, sklicenost.
neisou zadnym zpGsobem TAX
" me a nahls, iako pfi influ-
enze. KoneCne obyceine nastu-
zeni neSiri SO tax ryehle mezi
lidem iako chfipka.
Pfi pohledu ma stizeneho
chTipkou mate lined DOZEN, re
pred sebou mate Gloveka chore
no. Jeho oGi jsou zarudle a ca
sto mu teGe z nosu a ocf a oby-
cein6 kasle. N6kdv sc tyto
znamkv nastuzenf neobjevi:
v7dor tomu postizeny nemocnv
WHIT a nemocnym Sc cftf. "
pripadech "a poslednf-
ho rozSifeni chfipkv Il mno-
hVch nemocnVch obievil Sc
druh nakazliv6ho prdjmu.
We vetSine pffpadech osoba
chripkou onemocnf ma
hle. Citi Sc seslablou, ma bole-
sti V ocfch. usich a V Zadnf
casti hlavy, v zivote atd. i NIL
re bvt nemocnym na celem te-
lie. Mnozi nemocni dostavaji "a
vrat', JIM vrhnou. Vetsina ne
stezuje 81 do ziny.
niz prichazi hore6ka kdv teplo
ia stoupne cd 100 do 104 F. We
vetSina pripadG tepna pracuje
zvolna.
Dodatkem ku obievenym
svmptomGm liz popsanym.
krev nemocneho niue pomoci
lekaTi rozeznat chripku; shle-
dalo Sc totiz, re pfi t6to nemo-
ci mnozstvi bilych telisek V
krvi ukazuie male neb doce'a
aadne zvVSeni mad normal. Vet
Sina pfipadG lest parrne naka-
zeni dEchacich organG a podo
bali Sc velmi nakazlivemu dru-
hu "nastuzeni." Nekdy vsak
pfiznaky ty phi dychanf uplne
schazi, vsak tn je vazna skill
slabost, pichanf a bo-
lest 10 celem tele castecna
horedka. ,Jeste V iinych pripa-
1ech prHiem Jest vynikajicfm
pfiZnakem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-14
ODSOUZEN MA "PUL
ZIVOTA."

Los Angeles. Kalifornie. u.
unora. Soudce Willis cd zdeiSi
no vyssiho soudu odsoudil wee
ra Donalda C. Graneve, 21 ro-
XII stareho, do statniho v6zeni
V San Quentin "na polovinu Ii
vota." Granev byl uznan vim
nEn' 2 pokusu vvloupiti banku
W Hayes, nedaleko odtud. Jak
dlouho We v6zeni ztstane. Jest
,otazkou.