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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17
INCREASED
COLD STORAGE


WASHINGTON. June 17-Neariy all
co.d-storage holdings in dairy products
sbrowed a marked increase and poal-
,ry a decrease June I. 1920. according
the months report Of the bureau oi
markets. department cf agriculture.
made public today
The figures on the principal items o.
tie week.
Creamery Butter decreased So. Per
cent over same period in 1919.
Packing stock butter decreased 1873
nor cent over june g.. 1919.
American cheese increased 70 Per
cent.
swiss and block cheese increased
IIe per cent
Briek and munster cheese increased
Per cent.
Lmourser increased 1r.5 per cent.
Other fancy varieties show marked
increases
Evening star., 1920-01-30

States and Uruguay" said Minister
Buero today, "are most friendly and we
consider this country one of our best
friends. All Americans who have gone
to Montevideo and all CruguayanS
who have come to the United States
know that. The wonderful reception
which was given to DR.. Brum, now
president. when he visited this coun-
try a few years ago created a most
excellent impression among the peo-
pie of my country. The visit of the
American fleet to Uruguay has added
to this friendship.
Il desire not only the statesmen
but also the business men of the
United States to know Uruguay. All
that is necessary is for them to know
of the excellent financial condition
and the guarantee of peace which pre-
walls in Uruguay. and they will invest
more and more money there.
Both financially and politically
the situation in Uruguay is good. The
need of Uruguay today is more trans
portation-a fleet limited to our needs
We could export more wool, meat and
cereals, in the order named, about 80
per cent more than at present if the
ships were available. We produce
Evening star., 1920-01-30

both of which principles are funda-
mental in the program of the Ma
t1onal Women's Trade Union League
and every other labor organization in
the country. not to mention the
numerous other groups of people who
indorse these principles"
Ihe members of the executive board
of the Washington committee of the
National Womens Trade Union League
are Mary Anderson, Boot and Shoe
workers Union: Ethel NJ. Smith. Fed
erai Employees Union. No. 81; Mary r.
Burr. Federal Employees Union, No.:
Mary CSulivan. Womens Union. bu-
reau of engraving and printing: Ger
trude McNally. Women's Union. bu-
reau OF engraving and printing: Nan
ME T. Daniel Women's Btndery Union;
tlorence j. Smith, Federal Empioyes'
Union, No. .; Alice Deal, High school
Leachers' Union. and Florence {.
Thorne. News Writer'S Union.
The action Of the executive board
was taken. it was stated. in response
to a letter from Miss Strauss asking
the leagues cooperation.
Protest to the cabinet against the
department Of Justice campaign
against the high cost Of living be
cause OF It's anti abor trend has been
made from the national Headquarters
or the National Women's Trade Union
League at Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
WOMAN'S TRADE LEAGUE
OPPOSES STRAUSS PLAN
Declines to Cooperate With JUS
tice Department in H. c.
of L. Fight.

The executive board of the Wash
ington committee of the National
Women's Trade Union League has re-
fused to cooperate with the Depart
rnent Of Justice campaign to reduce
the high cost Of living ION the ba sis
outlined by Miss Edith Strauss, the
departments director Of women's ac-
tivities.''
This action was taken at q meeting
of the board last night. The reason
for the refusal, board members stated,
is that Miss Strauss is making a
campaign against the eight-hour day
and better wages for the workers.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Col. B. H. butcher and Lieut.. C. E
Burt Are Disabled.

Col. Basil H. butcher. Medical Corps;
Capt. Richard H. Power, Veterinary
Corps, and First Lieut.. Clarence E.
Burt. Medical Corps. have been placed
on the retired list of the Army on
account Of disabilities incident to the
service.
Col. butcher has been stationed re-
Gently at Fort Hamilton. y. Y. He is
a native Of New Jersey and entered
the Army Medical Department in Oc-
tober. 1885. reaching the grade of
colonel in May. 1917.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
DR.. BUERO CALLS
ON Mr.. LANSING
Minister From Uruguay Says
U. S. One of His Nations
Best Friends.

DR. Juan Antonio Buero minister of
foreign affairs of Uruguay. who is on
visit to this city as the guest of
ths nation, called at the State Depart
ment and paid his respects TO Secre-
tary Lansing He arrived here yes
terday afternoon from New York and
occupies the Presidents suite at the
New Willard. He is accompanied by
his wife, who is the daughter of Presi-
dent Brum of Uruguay, and his sec
retary. Julien Nogueira. Col William
Kelly. L. S. Army. and Capt. o. P
Jackson. u S. Navy, are acting as
aids to the minister.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing will
give dinner and reception this even
ing in honor of the visitors During
their stay in this city they will visit
the Capitol. the Congressional Libra
Iy, Mount Vernon and Annapolis.
The relations between the United
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Notions and Small
Wares
Demonstrating the Superior VAL
ues We Offer at All Times.

ues We Offer at All Times.
Embroidery Edges. in pink, blue
and white, for trimming children's
clothes. 25c piece.
Foot-form Darners, 15c each.
Tape Measures, in metal cases.
spring winding, 23c each.
Shirt Dryers for ch ! d rens
wooden shirts, 65c each.
Stocking Dryers for mems
woolen socks and golf stockings.
75c pair.
Picot Edge, in pink, blue and
white; neat trimming, 15c piece.
Lingerie Tape, white, pink and
blue, 15c piece.
Good quality Dust Cloths, 3Oc
each.
Soft. Colored Dust Cloths. c5c
each.
Plain Shoe Trees, 15c pair.
Colored Enamel Shoe Trees, 25c
pair.
yards to spool, zoe spool.
Snap Fasteners. Zoe card Of dozen;
S1.10 dozen cards.
Snap Fasteners on tape. white
and black. 25c yard.
Cotton Twilled Tape, 10 yards to
4 and %-inch width. 1oc piece
"a and q Inch width, lie piece
"a Inch width, 15c piece.
1-inch width, :5c piece.
Rubber Bathing Caps. many
styles and colors. 25c to S1.50 EACH
Fancy Rubber-lined Bags for
bathing suits. $1.5O to $500 each.
Notion Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Elastic Girdles and
Brassieres
Are Essential to the
New Styles

Elastic Girdles in Treo and
Elastowear makes for athletic
and gymnasium work, also for
dancing and general everyday
wear, in flesh or white and in diff
ferent lengths, from 10 to Is
inches. They have the least
amount of boning and give the
good support to the figure. An
ideal garment for the active
school girl.
Treo Slip-on Girdles of very
strong elastic webbing; $3.50 and
Sl0.50.
Treo Girdles. $500 to Sl0.50.
Elastowear Girdles, $500
Treo "Para-Knit" Brassieres of
loosely woven elastic mesh with
the back of firm material and
we'll boned; $500 and $3.50.
Corset Section Third door.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Silk Petticoats
OF Exceptional Value
at $500

When these Petticoats are dis
posed of we believe it will BE
total impossibility to secure re-
liable grades at this price.
Made of silk Jersey with nov
city Jersey f1ounce, two shades
to each garment. Shown in
rose, tan. taupe, purple. brown
and navy. They are the new
styles for spring wear.
Also Silk Jersey Petticoat
with deep plated Jersey flounce
or striped f1ounce of contras sting
shades; $3.50.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Children's
Dresses and Rompers
To Be Hand Embroidered

There dainty little garments In
the new spring and summer styles,
are already made, and stamped In
a wide range of floral. eylet, solid
and other designs for hand en-
broidering.
White Dresses In the following
materials:
Lawn. l to years, 75c.
Poplin to years. &1.25 and
$3.50.
Pique, 2 to A years, S1.25.
Palm Beach, 4 years, Sl.5O.
White. 6 and s year sizes. $500.
White Poplin Rompers, l and .
years, &1.5O.
Art Needlework Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
White Evening Gloves

of best quality glace kidskin, in II. 10 and 20
button lengths. $3.50 and S105o pair
Firstf
Pearls Hair Ornaments. Scarfs. Tuncs. Per-
fumery and every requirement for any social
function.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
| more of these articles than are re-
| quired for our own uses.

more Of these articles than are re-
CURED for our own uses.
What Uruguay Would buy.
Uruguay needs from the United
States agricultural and harvesting
machinery. of which we already have
imported large amount. and motor
cars"
DR.. Buero has been in the United
States on two previous occasions be-
fore he became minister Of foreign
affairs. When he was here in 1916
he was member of the house of
deputies, and was introduced to Sec
retary Lansing by DIR. de Pena. the
late minister of Uruguay here. DR..
Buero has been away from his coun-
try almost year. having sailed for
Europe last February. In addition to
the time spent in France, where he
was delegate to the peace conference,
he paid visit as special ambassador
to England. where he was decorated
by King George; and on invitation OF
the governments he also visited Bel
gium. where he dined with the king
and queen, and toured Italy.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Files Petition in Baukruptcy.

Beverly X Sinclair. former member OF
the banking and stock brokerage firm of
Crane. Gilpin L. Co. today filed petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy. He lists
his debts at $50 615.41, due to the failure
Of the firm. and estimates his assets at
$3.50.
Evening star., 1920-01-30

The Catholic women of Chicago pro-
pose to erect the Rosary College, in
one of the suburbs, at a cost of
100000.
Evening star., 1920-01-30

The first marriage of Hindu widow
was celebrated at Calcutta in 1856.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
.TERRORISTS SEEM
TO Be IN SADDLE
Ants in Socialist Congress May
Bolt II Moscow Conditions
Are Adopted.

HALLE. Germany, Oct l5.-Rep-
resentatiyes OF the minority group Of
the independent socialist party today
sharply attacked MosGow's conditions
for a junction with the Third Inter.
rationale, during debate In the lnde
pendent Socialist Congress. 1t was
declared that German workmen were
too well educated to permit terrorist
methods 10 succeed in this country.
There were indications, however
that the "terrorists' would have a
majority when a vote h taken upon
acceptance or rejection OF Moscow s
conditions tomorrow, Leaders Of the
aHti-tcrr0rists threaten to bolt and
hold a separate congress AT Leipzig II
the Moscow conditions are accepted.
Representatives Of the Russian SOW
lets are taking an active part in the
convention.
Herr Crispien was chief speaker
for the minority group.
1--WE will refuse recognition OF
terrorist methods and any response
bility for them" said he. "Our work
ers can read and write and German
labor is too critical TO permit the sue
cess OF such methods
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
TOO MANY POODLE DOGS
IN SCHOOL. SAYS TEACHER
Ban Placed On Emulation OF
Mary'S Little Lamb.

CHESTER. Pa. Oct. lj.-Principal
Johnson, OF the Prospect Park
Borough Schools, announced from his
desk this morning that hereafter pet
noodles would not be permitted 10
emulate "Msry's little lamb and FOL
low their youthful owners TO school'
At any rate. the teacher declared they
would not be permitted IN the school
room. because henceforth II "ould
be against the rule,
For some weeks past several Of the
hoys and girls have been bringing
tbeir net dogs to school. tho custom
doyelopinC into a regular fad until
the schoolroom at times took on the
annearsnce Of miniature bench
show and tho childrcn's attention was
directed more to the poodlcs than to
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

speech as guaranteed by the Consti-
tuition.
The decision also means that the
Rev John Haynes Holmes, pastor OF
Community Church in Manhattan;
Miss Rose Schneiderman. farmer-la-
Dor party candidate for United states
Senator, and the Rev Norman Thorn.
as, who were arrested Tuesday night
when they tried to read copy OF
the Constitution at street meeting
in Mt. Vernon, will be released. They
were to have been tried next Monday.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
COURT OVERRULES
ANTESOAP BOX ACT
N. Y. Justice Says Ordinance
Against Street Corner Speak
ing Is Unconstitutional.

WHITE Pt1AINS, y. T. Oct. 10
Tho Nj. Vernon ordinance under which
socialist speakers have been arrest
ed while addressing street meetings
in that city was declared unconsti.
tutional by Supreme Court Justice
keogh here yesterday
The decision means the immediate
release OF William G.. Chambers Mrs
Blanche n. Hays and Thomas T.
Doyle, who were arrested when they
attempted to address Socialist meet
ings from an automobile. They had
been paroled pending todays decis-
ion.
Mrs. Hays, who is the wife OF Ar
thur Garfield Hays. prominent at
torney, said she was not socia list
but that she went TO Mt. Vernon sim
ply TO test out the constitutionality
OF an ordinance which restricted free
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
U, s. NOT INVITED TO
DISCUSS ALAND issue

The United States Government has
not been invited TO join the other
Of the Aland Islands, in the north
Baltic sea. in dispute between Swe-
den and Finland, according to the
state Department today. The Gov
ernment had been approached how
ever. purely informally, il was added,
BY the powers in the League OF Ma
tions, with the query as to what the
attitude Of the United states would
be were this country asked to take
part in the controversy.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

Blue Label karo, 5-lb. can. ..~.....
Blue Label karo, lO-lb can. ......
Red Label karo, 5-lb. can. .......
Red Label Karo, lO-lb. can. .......
Colonial Syrup, l-oz. bottle. .......
Hickory Syrup, pint can. ..............
Park Syrup, I6-oz bottle ..........
Park Syrup, l-oz bottle ..
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
MAKE CARS FROM WASTE.

Automobile manufactures In Eng
land are building cars from waste
materials. All parts, including wheels
and chassis, are stamped out. each
complete in one piece. and then fit
ted together. The materials used are
Stag, clinkers, and sawdust, covered
with metal solution. II IL said the
car can be retailed for Se5O
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
Canned Vegetables

Asparagus, No. p square can. ....
Sunset Park Beets, No. can. ..
Conqueror Lima Beans, No. ! can.
Conqueror Lima Beans, No. 2 can.
Standard Tomatoes, No. 2 can. ....
Standard Tomatoes, No. 3 can. ...
Early June Peas, No. 2 can. ..
Sifted Peas, No. z can. an........
Extra Sifted Peas, No. 2 can. ....
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
u. s HAS NO WORD AS TO
AVEZZANO'S SUCCESSOR

state Department officials stated
today that they were somewhat mys-
tined by the failure Of Italy to no
tify this Government of the appoint
mept OF an ambassador 10 succeed
Baron AyezEanS. who has been re-
called.
Press dispatches have announced
the appointment OF Baron Alliotti as
the new Italian ambassador TO the
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
INACCURATE MICHIGAN HEAD

ANN ARBOR. Mich oct 10 Dr.
Marion Leroy Burton, former presi-
dent OF the University Of Minnesota.
was inaugurated president OF the
University OF Michigan yesterday.
Scores OF college presidents. uni
vsrsity regents and prominent edu-
Gators, here TO attend a three day son-
ference on higher education. attended
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

MISS STEPHANIE DESTE,
a London theatrical girl,
with her pet snake coiled about
her head, effecting absolutely
the latest in headdress.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

their textbooks Principal johnson
aotl See sac EsrgEts 81 tks Fr1tkfu'
dog fanciers that the dogs must be
kept al home
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

the o'rru9rr THs .HaaFara -
hsid H UU h.- r-
an aya4sW.. FFH. ...#H"
The Washington times., 1920-10-15

United states, but the state Depart
meut has not yet received any formal
H0tInc4tIon ol a.a aalEtatEsrEt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
POPRAVA S PREKAzKAMI
Odsouzeny vrah ST nepreie
milosti.

Geneva, Svycarsko, Ia. brez-
ma. - Urady kantonu safhu-
zenskeho mali potize jakym
zpusobem popraviti k smrti cd
souzeneho vraha Ramela, KITE
ry srpnu 1919 zavrazdil ma
neJvys surovym zpGsobem mia
de devce. We Svycarsku jest
totiz zrusen trest smrti vyjma
a kantond, mezi nimiz jest
safhuenzsky, kde zakon pred
pisuje popravu guillotinou neb
mocem. Kat, jenz trestal smr-
ii poslednejsim, jiz davno pa
til historii a povestna guilloti-
ma strasila jiz V lucernskem
museu celou radu let, tax re
neni k potfeb6. K tomu vSemu
81 odsouzenec preje smrti a Cd
mita podepsati zadost milost,
jez by trest smrti zmenila v do
zivotni zalaf. Nezbyva tedy
mic jineho, nez-li objednati no.
w popravni stroj z Francie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
JOS. KOVAR Z BOSTONU '
CECHACH.

Josef Kovar, predni pracov-
mix Cechd americkych v Bosto
nu zavital do stare vlasti. Ia
valky dochazely zpravy, jak
Kovaf, starry socialista a pre-
dak svobodomyslnych CechI,
vynikl revolucni cinnosti "a
mofske. Mala kolonie v Bosto-
ne jeho zasluhou byla vzdy po-
hotova prinaseti obeti. Kovaf
pax Sc osobne zdcastni1 diver
nych akcf, obiizdel ceske kolo-
ME. roztrouSene ma velkou
vzdalenost a zivym slovem agi
toval pro nasi akci. Tento cest
nv a ob9tavy muz davno 81 r.
skal ucty vsech. kdo no znaii.
Po trech desetiletich Sc vratil
do osvobozene vlasti, liz po ce-
" zivot hledel prospect. Neho-
dla v Cechach zahaleti, nybrz
iako vymluvny recnik boiovati
u ocistu vereineho zivota. Ro-
dine mesto Usti mad Orlici jiste
uvita radostn6 tohoto narodni-
no pracOvnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
DlVADLO OMLADMY j. A,
KOMENSKY.

Obetavy ucitel p. J. Valasek
pot6sil vcera cetne obecenstvo
zdafilym vypravenim divadla
ktere sehrali vcera clenove O.
mladiny j. A. Komensky els. l
" Ceske Sini Sokol. UGinkuiici
venovali studovani svycl1 uloh
nalezitou pozonost, jakoz
souhra sla velmi hladce a jedi
ne rychla mluva obtezovala po-
chopeni hry. Pozorovali isme,
ze mezi nasi mladezi jsou mno
he talenty, ktere pri castejsim
vystupeni a poucnem rizeni by
Sc pro nase divadla uzitecne
up'atnily. V prvni .iednoaktov-
ce "Pensionat panf Borove" L.
finkovaly sleeny IN, Petrova,
M. Kotova, A. Ptakova, B. eva
rovska, M. Rainova, r. Jiriko-
va a PIP. V. Peterka, F. Mol
ger, X. Blabolil. v druhe Jed
noaktovce "Nauceni" ucinkova
ly sleeny R. Mlazovska, B. Cvr-
kova, A. Nekvasilova, M. Pc
terkova, PIP. A. Peterka, E. Lii
mex, K. Dorazil.
Pofadani divadel jest pro
nasi mladez dobra skola, neb
Sc utl spravne vyslovnosti, po-
chopeni myslenek a smelemu
vystoupeni pax ziskava Sc la
ska k ceske feci. Pani ucitele
by nell detskym divadlim nej
vetsi pozornost venovat. Ucitel
Volta Renes pri prvni sve ma
vsteve v Americe nasim ucite-
lum hlavne kladl ma srdce -
ucte ceske deti tesky mluvit a
pri poradani divadla jest ia
nejlepsi prilezitost.
Phi vcerejsim divadle i tanec
nj zabav6 Icinkovala hudba O
mladiny pod rizenim p. r. Lin
harta. F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
PoPELKA.

Skolni ditky Ceske Svob
SkOly V Mt. Pleasant sehraly
vcera v Geske sini J. A. Komer
sky divadelni hru "Popelka"
Prostranna sin naplnena byla
do posledniho mistecka nasi
mladezi a jejich rodici a pri.
znivci 6eske svob. Skoly.
V hlavni lloze Popelky ne.
navidene Cd nevlastnich sestel
a macechy velmi pekne 81 poe
nala l.. Hllova. Take zdarile
81 poclnaly Olina (M. Zemino.
va) a Dorka (E. Krizova) S
mimi macecha CA. Suchova)
ktere vzbudily DOZEN bezcit.
nych zen vGci chudine a pach.
tfci Sc po slave. Prvni pan Of.
MotD a prvni DANA (H. Musi.
lova), Marsalek (DuSek) a
Prime Jarmil &c. Honicky)
Stejne zebracka (M. Belohlav
kova) a Villa GA. Kohoutova)
Sc snazily zhostiti Sc svych Il.
loh co nejlepe. - Take4 zakonce,
nj hry, scena dosazeni prince
vych zamerd, jez podarila Sc
zebracce, re sc stala Popelka
princeznou, bylo velmi peclive
provedeno. Hoste princovi a
dvofane vilou postylali jim
cestu kvitfm. D9tske i dosp6le
Obecenstvo nekalilo 81 nijak do
iem tohoto odpoledne a polibo
valo 81 We swine hudbe Inter
national Orchestra 81. E. X.
Hrube a tleskalo cipernym ta-
necnikim tanecnicim nasi
male drobotiny pri detskem
karnevale cd S do 7 hod. ve-
Ger, We kterem hemzils sc tolik
rozlicnych kroji. Rovnez i pri
vecernf zabave pro dospele by
10 velice zivot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
ODPORUtUJE REORCANI-
SACI kONCRESU.

Redaktor washingtonskehO
organu "Narodni ligy volicG"
pan Lynn Haines prednasel V
sobotu City klubu hotelu Hol
lenden o nynejsi americke 81
tuaci a mimo jineho odporuco-
val reorganisaci kongresu, ne
mali v Soustati dojiti pfipadne
Ii k revoluci. Kongres ma byti
|obmezen ma jediny dunn a po-
Get poslancG sklesne ma $50.
Poslanci ii by zastupovali de-
|set americkych volebnich di-
|strikth a sluzebri lh1ta tychz
cinila by sest let. Zmenseni
kongresu znamenalo by usporu
poplanictvu. Reorganisovany
kongres musel by 81 hledet vi
ce skutecneho zakonodarstvi,
cimz politicke vydelkarstvi
by odpadlo. Pouze schopni IL
de nell by byti do kongresu
voleni a schopni ii muzi i zeny
nell by byti sluSne honorova-
nj, ably ma vselike politicke W.
delky spolehat nemuseli. Vse-
cka kongresni patronaz mela
by odpadnout a vetsi hospodar
most zavedena. Vladni deficit
dosahuje pTitomne dvaceti BIZ
lionu dollarI, takze ma kazdou
rodinu V zemi pripada temer
$1,000 vladniho dluhu. Pak-li
financni ty pom6ry Sc nezlep-
81, velka nespokojenost zavlad
ne brzy a vSude v zemi. Je
mnoho administracnich priziv-
niku, kteri by reorganisaci kon
gresu museli odpadnouti. Kon-
gres ma byti iakymsi verei-
nym vlastnictvim a nikoli poll
tickou organisaci. svych vlast-
mich zaimd jedine 81 hledici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-15
Dosvedceni duchovniho.


Rev. A. Valdvogel Kenosha,
pise: "Rozhodl jsem Sc prohla-
siti, re Ora Petra Hoboko jest
zde velice ocehovano. Jsme
hlavne poteseni dosazenym
vysledkem V pripadu dvoulete-
no chlapecka. Ma potatku to-
hpto roku dite lezelo bezmocne
v Kline matcine, jez vzdala Sc
jiz veskere nadeje ma jeho wy
leteni, ponevadz lekafi 81 me-
vedeli $ prfpadem rady. Zdalo
sc, re jest to vaany pripad "a
netu patere. Cd te DOLBY co de-
cko dostalo Hoboko, zdalo Sc,
ie mu sill pribyva; novy zivot
10 neho vnikl; hraje 81 nyni
yenku jinymi d6mi a ma ia
ke zdravou barvu." Tento spo-
'ehlivy bylinny TEX nikdy ne
zZklame vykonati dobro; zasa-
hne ia kofen zla, neGistotu V
krvi. Neptejte Sc po mem V le-
karne; jest dodavan pouze
zvlas mimi iednateli. Piste ma
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
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diva inspektofi, ktefi ziistili vi
nu prof. dra. Ditricha, jenz
byl poslan ma nucenou dovole-
nou. A tn Sc stalo neco, mad
cim mus1 zustat rozum stat.
Panu profesoru bylo dano pra
vo klasifikovati zaky z mate
matiky, ac prave vSechnv stiz-
'nosti od zactva vedene bvlv
.proti jeho soustaV6 vyucovaci
v matematice (pouzivani sta
rych sesitd, nevykladal VII
bee, nybrz ukladal pouze cvi-
ceni atd.) A pfi ttto klasifika-
ci pololetnf pomstil Sc vsem
tenn, kteri NELL miti dcast pr
stiznostech nan podanych. Pat
nact zaku 2 poslednich tri trid
dostalo nedostateGne znamky
Mezi postizenymi byl studuit
ci N. Hruby z blizke Mlaky
kteremu Ease druhy professor
dial Znamku "neZakonnou" 2
mravu. Hoch ten, Yak VI tridy
gymnasialni, byl sice povahy
ponekud excentricke, ale k Ge.
mu name vychovate,e, nez a
by vystihli a pocitali povaha.
mi jednotlivych zakG? A hocf
ten, nadeje roditu { syn ridi.
ciho ucitele) sci, a ob6sil Sc
TAX daleko nejdou nikde po
merry, jako Sc dele nyni V TIE
boni; jest nutno co nejrychlej
zakrociti proti vinniknm zka
zy mladeho zivota.
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Francie hodla k Ry.
nu vyslati dalssi 3
armadni sbory.
POLEDNf Bulletin:

Pariz. Is. brezna. - Francie
zamysli vyslati dalsi 3 armad-
nj sbory do Wiesbadenu, Neu-
stadtu a Bonnu a tax zdvojna-
sob,ti vojenske posice ma Ryne.
Spojenecka nejvyssi rada ko-
natl bude schazi jakmile Sc nej
vyssi velitel spojenec. vojsk
narsalek Foch vrati Mohuce.
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