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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

The evening Of October -. Many Ar
tistio features yin b. prsscntsd and
The usual large synnopassd orchestra
win furnish the mus1c. The commit.
tee on Arrangements consists of MFR
Edward F1nn~xnn. MI. Joerph
vdone. Mr.. Charles MoriArfty. Ar
c. Easton Conway and Mr.. Prank
o'Brssn. chairman
----S. A. WEEK ---
INV srs morv pespie u Pusl~h.
Sweden. Norwegian ana bohemian
nationail,ies reading in Chicago than
In any other city Of the United States
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
FIVE CENTS A COPY
Dead Man Found

At about $3.50 A. NJ. Jan. 13,
while H. Armitage, mail carrier
Benson to Reddington was on his
route toward Benson from Redding-
ton, he came suddenly upon Ford
car standing center in the road. On
examination he found in the car
the dead body of Marian A. Greer,
a young man about seventeen years
OF age. who was at the time of his
death in the employ of Wilson &
Johnson, sheep and cattlemen of
Reddlngton. Mr.. Armitage exam
ined the body for indications of
possible causes of death, but found
no bruises nor bullet wounds, nor
any other sign, save possibly some
bllsters on the lips and a peculiar
color OF the skin of the face suggest
i've of the effect OF some powerful
acid, possibly taken by mistake.
The body had fallen forward; one
section of the floor being raised al
lowed an arm to protrude through
the opening. This arm was jam
med in contact with the end of the
exhaust pipe, a section of which
had been removed, and this NAV
been the cause of the stopping of
the engine.
The possibility of death by heart
failure is refuted by the fact that
some two months ago the young
man was examined for the u. S.
Navy and pronounced 100 per cent
perfect. So the real cause of his
death is, up to present writing, a.
mystery.
Mr.. Armitage returned at once
to Reddington for help. The body
was laid out on clean blankets and
guard placed until more help ar
rived. Mr.. Armitage then came
on. to Benson with the mail.
The Wilson-J Johnson ranch peo-
pie took charge of the body prepar-
atory to taking it to Wilcox where
coronor's verdict could be OBJ
tanned and undertaken services had.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
The Best Cough Medicine

When a druggist finds that his
customers all speak we'll of a GER
tain preparation. he forms a good
opinion of it and when in need of
such a medicine is almost certain
to use it himself and in his family.
This is why so many druggists use
and recommend Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. J. B. Jones, a
we'll known druggist of Cubrun,
KY, says, L have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in my family
for the past seven years, and have
found it to be the best cough med
icine l have ever known. Sold
at Moss Pharmacy.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
To the Dyspeptic

Would you would not like to feel
that your stomach troubles are
over, that you can eat any kind of
food that you crave? Consider
then the fact that Chamberlain S
Tablets have cured others-why
not you. There are very many
who have been restored to health
by taking these tablets and can eat
any kind of food that they crave.
Sold at Moss Pharmacy.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
To Bond For Irrigation
St. David Farmers Organize And Get Busy
Delegation To Tucson. VIII Vote $1OO,OOO.oo
Water Bonds

but will also insure means of OBJ
tanning all the water desired during
the season of high water. In the
past it has been, during the season
of high water, that absolutely no
water has been available for irriga-
ton, because the floods have always
taken away the dam.
Approximately 5000 acres will
be included under the new project,
as against / 900 acres under the
present system.
Every wide awake farmer in the
St. David district who is inter ested
in his own welfare and the welfare
of the community is certain to afiil-
late with this splendid movement
and to assist in every way possible
70 make it success.
ST. David has a wonderful agri
cultural future. The deep, fertile
soil, favorable climate, and excel
lent local markets make for a COM
bination which cannot be surpassed
anywhere in the southwest. A de-
pendable water supply will make
possible the full utilization of the
other factors and bring prosperity
to the community.
This proposition is in no way in
tended as a rival to the Charlesto n
Dam Project. It comes rather as
a necessary preliminary. When
the Charleston Dam becomes real
ity the water impounded in the stor-
age reservoir can be returned most
economically to the river and divert
ed at a point near the upper limit
of the land to be irrigated under the
project. The logical place for such
a diversion dam is at the site of the
Curtis dam. The project now con-
temp1ated will serve admirably to
provide a depe ndable water supply
for the land now under cultivation.
and when the Charleston project
assumes definite form it can be alb
sorbed by the larger project and con
tinued in operation without any
loss or duplication of expenditure.
It is a universally accepted fact
that no irrigated area is on a safe
and dependable basis until its wa
ter supply can be controlled and
stored for use at time when need
ed. The St. David people desire to
see the Charleston project pushed
forward as rapidly as possible.
Competent legal and engineering
advice has been obtained, and a
delegation consisting of w. Good
man Sr., Byron Merrill. A. Christ
enson, J. N. Curtis Jr., F: Good
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
Slight Advance in Ad. Rates

Owing to high cost of material,
etc.. the Signals advertising rates
hereafter will be slightly advanced.
The rates will be zoe for plates,
25c for composition, display space,
and 1Oc per line, reading notice.
first insertion, and SC per line SUBJ
sequent insertions. Commercial
printing will also be advanced
about ten per cent.
J. LEROY LANCASTER,
Publisher.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
Vail l-Benson Highway

Engineer Van Franks arrived at
Benson Friday with a field force.
Their headquarters will be here for
a week or ten days while re-locat-
ing and finally locating the Vail
Benson highway, the road of great
importance to Benson.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

The most important movement IN
suring an agricultural future of
San Pedro Valley has just been in
augurated by group of represent
ative and far seeing citizens of ST..
David. An organization to be Off
cially known as the San Pedro Wa
ter Users Association has been or
ganized. The immediate function
of this organization is to promote
the development of a permanent
water supply for the farmers of the
Valley.
The officer personnel of the new
organization consists of Byron Mer-
rill, president; L. E. Matteson,
sec'ty and treasurer; William Good
man, Alphonso Christensen, and
Bert Goodman, directors.
With such men at the helm we
have every assurance that the pro-
posed permanent water system will
soon take definite form,
Considerable progress has already
been made, and sufficient funds are
now available to cover the pre-
liminary expenses Necessary to make
the project a certainty.
This movement is certain to in
itiate a new era in the agricultural
development of the Valley. For
more than a quarter of a century
the farmers of St. David have at
tempted to maintain a diversion
dam and irrigation canal. Those
acquainted with the facts in the
case know that the entire venture
has been a gigantic failure, simply
because everything connected with
it has been done in a temporary
and haphazard manner. The diver
sion dam was located in the most
unfavorable place on the river, and
has always been constructed in a
manner that has insured its being
carried away by every flood. F.
nough money has been expended
in the last decade in attempting to
maintain the present system to con-
struct the permanent system now
contemplated.
In brief, the present plan is to in
corporate under the new irrigation
laws of the state, and float bonds
for a sufficient amount to construct
a modern and substantial diversion
dam and canal that will permit the
utilization of all the available wa
ter in the river. This will mean
that not only will it be possible du-
ring the dry season to divert the
underfow of the river, which can
not be done under the old system.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
The Road To Reddington

The county authorities, the Sig
nal is informed, were to have be-
gun, on Monday last, general re-
pair of the road from Benson to
Reddington, the entire distance.
The weather being bad the work
was delayed a few days. This is
the route to Tres Alamos, Cascabel
and other settlements. and when
placed in first class condition will
be of increased benefit to those set
Elements as we'll as to Benson.
Whether it is to become link in a
highway, the Signal did not learn.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
Christian Endeavor Supper.

The Junior Christian Endeavor-
ors of the town will serve Supper
in Cafeteria style at the Presbyter-
ian Church on Friday evening Jan.
23rd. Come have a good time your
self but also give cheer to those
who are trying to help others.
After the supper young peoples
Social will be given in the Church
This means those who have kept
their hearts young.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
BENSON, COCHISE COUNTY, ARIZONA JANUARY IT, 1920
That Aviation Field

MeSSrS RuSSel q Cay, represent
ing the National Air Line Associa-
ton of Los Angengeles, who have
had some correspondence with c.
L. Rucker, arrived here last Friday
evening to look into the matter of
locating an aviation field at Benson.
Judge Rucker tooksthem in his car
to inspect possible fields. The Cos
by tract was accepted by the avia-
tors, which tract, it is said, Mr..
Cosby will donate for use. A con-
ference of business men was held
at the Mansion Hotel lobby for the
purpose of hearing and consider
ing the proposition. The PROPOSE
ton, as stated, was for Benson to
pay the sum of $4OO to the compa-
ny then provide field. This COM
pany, or another company. would
then, in time, use the field, it be-
ing stipulated that said company
be charged no landing fees. Local
capital was to provide the field,
hangers when necessary, oil station
etc, and depend on outside cnstom
for revenue, the first service being
probably exclusively transconti-
mental.
A committee was appointed by
this meeting to consider the matter
and to report at later hour 7 his
committee decided that to do just
ice to the citizens of Benson W ho
may be asked to subscribe, the
space of ten days be asked in which
to consider the matter.
The representatives, gave Security
Savings and Trust Co. of Los Ang-
geles as reference, who will be COM
municated with.
Some objections were raised to
paying to the company of the $500
at once, when it was stated by the
representatives that THEIR COM
pany would not handle planes, and
that service would be put on by
ANOTHER company. Also the
question was raised as to whether
or not the mere listing of Benson in
a log book, with perhaps a small
advertisement with it, would be
worth the $4OO to the town of Ben
son?
There was much interest, not to
say enthusiasm, however, over the
possibilities growing out of the es-
tablishment at Benson of a service
station for aviators. So much
so that the organization of local
company for the purpose of estab-
fishing a first class aviation service
station at Benson is now talked of.
Some think this decidedly the bet
ter plan, as this will bring the field
entirely under the control of local
authority, and open to all planes,
all of which, none excepted, could
be charged landing fee, thus pro-
ducing maximum revenue.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
state OF Ohio. City Of Toledo.
LWcAn County. aa.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
10 senior partner OF the frm Of T. j.
Cheney q Co.. doing business in the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said frm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
A. D. 1856. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Medicine is taken in.
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System. Send
for tsstimoniais; free; m ro,.a. n
Sold by all druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

Mr.. Roy Breg,s who is the Field
Secretary for young peoples Chris
tian Endeavor for New Mexico
and Arizona will pay a visit to
Benson on Tuesday Jan. 9th for
the purpose of holding a meeting in
the Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Breg
is one of the principal speakers at
the coming State Convention to be
held at Phoenix on Jan. SOL Feb.
We are in for a good time on Tues
day evening Jan. 9th. Boost for
Benson,
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
Don't You Forget 1t

Bear in mind that Chamberlain S
Tablets not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They
contain no pepsin or other diges-
tive ferment but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to perform
it's functions naturally. At Moss
Pharmacy.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17
More Moisture

Another week of cool weather,
with sharp precipitation, has passed
by this way There was considera-
bic rain once and the surr ounding
mountains were again capped with
snow. The St. David dam went
out Thursday. Roads everywhere
have been almost impossible.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

man, P. F. Mcrae, and L. E. Mat
teson, left for Tucson Friday morn
ing on business connected with fur
ther details, and to confer with the
manager of the Boquil1as Cattle
Company who is quoted as saying
that the project appeals to him
strongly"
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

L. c. Clark and family are TAX
ing leave this week for Tucson,
where they will make their future
home. They will be greatly missed
by their friends and acquaintance
here.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

E. A. Brown, vulcanizer, is NOV
ing into the Gerwin building this
week preparatory to re-arranging
his business and opening up anew.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

Ed. S. Black, a prominent farm
er of Elgin, was here Friday in an
effort to market several cars of grain
grown by himself this season. Mr..
Black has On hand also many tons
Of hay, and is in the market for a
feeding contract, if the man with
the cattle can be found.
The Benson signal., 1920-01-17

Messrs G. w. Watkins and L. r.
Barrentine of St. David were in
town Saturday for supplies. They
report fine rains out there, and that
a good base. season is now in the
ground, fore(boding another bum
per grain crop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
OTAZKA SVAZU NARODU O4RC)zU-
JE JEDNOTNOST STRANY.
JOHNSON A JEHO STOUPENCI POZADUJf, ABY
KONVENCE ZAUJALA ROZHODNE ZAPORNE
STANOVISKO.

Chicago g. tervna = Repubkanske nesrovnaTost k vi
svazu Nrodd vyvrchoiy dnes otevfene vyhra2ce cd
smfelnych senator opusti lee by prohasla
bez vyhrady proti Svazu Nrodd Umaum bylo doruceno
vzrusujicich okolnosti ma konferenci vGdcd
Tim otazka Ligy Naroda oca okamzte popredf
vSech ostanch oazek narodn rpubknskou konvenc
nevymajic ami nomnac presdentskeho kandidata
Prvn nacrtek patformy, krone plan6k tysajfcich
smlouvy mirove oazky d6nicke stuace Mexiku, by
pracovan prav senator Watson ale bude e6 podroben
revs Jest pochybno zda- tyo tr odavce, nez veden
jest havn zapas hotovy budou pny ybo az sejde
hodin Ultra rano.
Planem podvyboru bylo ponechat pny vybor pracovat
pakach nez nen spor kdezto sam zapasl by tre
mi hlavnimi odstavc Nez pTstoupf otazce smlouvy
mru pav senator Watson nepochybne svoana bude kon
ference vddcd To tez pozde stalo douhych deba
tch nichz nedosp6lo sbizeni rdznych nazor resouc
podvbor rozhod krace pred pnoci upust cd dasch
pokusd doceni dohodnu Bylo usneseno vyrdti oatn
spone oazky pax odroc az do rama kdy prace od
stavci tykajcm svazu Narodd, bude zahajena
Patfoa sotva bude hoova ku pfedlozen cele konvenc
pred 8. hod Ultra odpoedne sede hodin
dopoledne ale nejspise lined odroci odpoledne
Dnes vesna dine sravena byla revdovanm jednotlvych
odstavcu patfomy ez pfpravena byla pedkonvencnm
borem pozstavacm I'll vynikajicch predakd republ
knske strany Bylo rozhodnuto upne iakouko
panku ykafc prohbice neb dodaeGne odm6ny vojakm
ktefi slouzli posledn vace.
Ones vudcove nijak neskrvali vaznymi obava
mi mad vyvjecf suaci Vetsna pfedpovidal re
bude docleno dohodnuti ale nikdo nemho c aym zpso
benz to provede Mezm resolucni vybor senatorem
Watsonem cele pokousel na sedni cesu udrzela
by stranu pohronade.
Byvaly senator Murray skoro jedny representant e
vodni are gardy konvenci po nekoikadennich tchych
konerencich predesel jaks ulmatum nesmiritenych
vrhem aby strana prohasa kadne schvaen smouy
Svazu Narodu ochrannymi vyhradam. Prav re celia oaz
ka Svazu Narodu bude rozviiena sale konvencnfm zda
tam vybor nepride hotovym navrhem.
Ma to dali nesmfteni odroved nanevyse sroZumitelnou
Senator Borah znaenym rozechv6nim sde konferenc
re eho koegove nkdy nemoh by podporovat akouko
panku vysovuc kadne pro schvalen smlouvy at W.
hradami nebo bez Mich.
Kdyby srana pfala takovou platformu prohlasil oni
okamzite neodvoatelne by rozouti Takova byla
situace pfi odroten konference kratce pred pGnoci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
GEN. WOOD, GUY. LOWDEN,
JOHNSON.
TOMTO PORADf BYLY JEJ1CH VYHLfDKY MA
PRESIDENTSKOU NOMINAC1 BEHEM VCEREJSKA.

Chicago 9. cervna. Zavody presidentskou nomnaci
pokraGuji velkou rojkou poped vsech cernych kon
jchz denne pfibyva. ....
General Wood zska vyhodu, docasne aspon vyvojem
dnesnch udalo ez posnuly e ku pfedu znstaviy sena
tora Hirama Johnsona California zadnim konc
Senator George H. Moses New Hampshire, Wooddv
manager cnl narok 38 hlasl generala p prvnm
baotu James R. Garfield Ohio zakade smyslenf de-
egat kter prs bez insrukc predpovfda generalov ou
nominaci.
Organsace konvence presla dnes ruce konservativcd
kdyz senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts, prozam
pfedseda enz prosov programovou fe zvoen by
staym pfedsedou Rovnez neduezte vyborova pTedsedn
ctva dosala prsuSnkum konsevavniho kdla republ-
kanske strany.
Stuace ato vzbuda nepokoj stoupencG senaora john
Zdejsi casopsy pznive Johnsonov, prav, nyni
kdyz organisace konvence presa pn stare gardy
jest chystan "parnf valec" pro senatora Johnsona.
Rylo zremo dnes re Johnson jeho hlavnf pobocnik
nator Borah konecne oct tom bodu, kde vysthu
zda donuceni budou vest svi boj pro Svazu Narod
konvenGnm prot vesnove zprve resolucniho bor
nj mnoho vyhidky ze by Jim podafo strhnou konvenc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10

sebe To by ovsem 2namenalo porazku
Tomu chteji vyhnouti.
Zaroven vSak johnson zuTen proti Naro-
d Easel prlls daleko nez aby moh pria komproms Tim
by pfzna oposic nebyl uprimnn pouze "a
uja stanovsko jez pokladal docasn6 popuarn.
lest gen. Wood przniv6iSfm postaven nebot We
sve Rampant vyhbal otZce Svazu Narod kdyz
byl nj zavaditi Tekl pro
dr. avsak vyhradam ez zaiistiy by Spoienym Statm
ruku otazkach domacich mezinarodnich
Stejn6 poGnal 81 euverner Iowden. O pritomn6
neni mnoho syset ale jest o eho lananti pracui pill
he mez deegay. keIi by posani do konyence bez sru
ci Pc techto jest ia nev6tS "poptavka"
Dnesni program konvence Jest Sede hodin. Ne
pochybn6 odroceni do odpoene, zprva resoluGnho
yboru hoova Seide odpoedne ably vyslechla zpr
resoucniho vboru Schvdlen paformy, zda bude
va. NomnaGnl rec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
ZELEZNICNf NESTEST1.

Schenectady, N. Y, 9. cervna. = Jedenact
Osob bylo usmrceno q raneno, n6ktere Mich
snad smrtelne, kdyz ma vychod jedouci rych-
lovlak American Express vrazil do osobniho
vlaku ma New York Central draze asi ctyri mi
lie zapadn6 cd tohoto m6sta dnes rano. Vlak,
ma nemz vSechny melody Sc udaly, byl osobni
vlak Cislo 28, Buffalo do New Yorku, dve-
ma Pulmanovymi vozy dvema dennimi kara
mi a zavazadlovymi postovnimi vozy. Vlak,
jenz do n6ho vrazil, by Michigan Central Spe-
cial, pozlstdvajici deset kar vezoucich
press pro American Railway Express Company.
Zadni kara osobniho vlaku, Pullmanka, kde
dvanact cestuiicich spalo, byla roztristena ma
kusy Dvaadvacet lidi spalo druhe Pullman
Vlak byl zastaven V otevfenem poll mezi
Glenville Scotia nasledkem porouchane vod-
nj roury parostroj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
EDWARDSUV APPEL K IL
BERALNIMU VOLICSTVU.

Sea Girt, n. J., 9. Gervna. =
Edward |. Edwards, kandidat
pro demokratickou president
skou nominaci, VIDAL zde dnes
prohla$eni, pozaduiici zlibera-
li.;ov1ni Volsteadova zak0na
vvbizeiici lid. aby "zakona
tom vynesl svGi soud". V pro-
hlaSeni SVEN pravi Edwards:
"NeivysSi soud prohIdsil oam-
n1ctT dodatek "a cast dstavv
Volsteadjv zakon "a iehc w
klad. TTz NIUE bEti dopIn6n
takovImi dodatky. lax spray
ne zvoleni Zdstupci lidu fozhod
nou. Zadna moe neni vdtSi nez
moe lidu vyiddrena u v0lcbni-
no osudi. Kazdy kandidat do
kongresu. kazT statni 4 Iegi-
slativni lfednik a kandidati ma
presidentstyi samotne budou
vyzvdni pristim listopado. a.
by ohlasili sv6 stanovisko roz
umnem vykladu ustavniho do
datku We prosp6ch poziyani
lehkTch vim a piva, tax ably
kazdy stat 81 zafidil svdi sy-
stem pod liberdlnimi omezeni-
mi vSeobecn6ho liberalniho "a
kona. Odvolavam Sc ku kontt-
menu a iadin6 platn6mu refe-
rendu americk6ho lidu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
CBTIZE. CECHOSLOVAkU u
Sc ZiSKAVANiM OBCAN-
SKYCH LISTU.

Dnes navstivil mas kongras-
mix 2. Babka a sd6lil nam, ae
obdrzeI dopis od CechosloVa-
ku, naystevujicich tax zvanou
Skolu obtanstyi, V ntmz 81 ste
zuji ze pri ziskavdni obcansk6
no listu setkavaji Sc S obtize-
mi. Ze pry isou zaneseni ialo
itakuSanG a to pusobi -nesnfz.
Jak Znamo, sen5t neschvaIil
mirovou smlouvu a Spoi. Sta
ty isOu dosud technicky We val
ce s Rakouskem. Pan Babka
pref 81 vysv6tliti vzhledem k
t6mto stiznostem, ze vsichni.
kdoz podali z5dost 0 prvni LIST
meme nez diva roxy pred vypo-
v6zenim vdlky Spoi. Staty pro-
Ii Rakousku, museji 81 p0dati
zvla$tni zddost a adresovati ii
ma Mr.. Hanna, Care Of Depart
ment of Justice. Washington.
d. c., tax abv mohli byti watt
re tridy nepfatelskych cizin-
Gu. Kdybv snad ami tento krok
nemel zadn6ho vysledku, r.
Rabka ochoten lest pomoci kra
ian0m k ziskani druhtho Oh
Gansk6ho listu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
STRASNE RADENi TORNADO.

Breckenridge, Mimi, 9. cervna. = Patnact
osob bylo poraneno, sedm vazne, kdyz ctyfi
kary Northern Pacific osobniho vlaku Ciso 1856
byly smeteny S. koleji prudkou vichIici blize
Foxholme. As dvacet utrp6lo lehci zran6n A.
A, Carlblom. Gvynne, N. d., drivejsi statni
auditor Severni Dakoty, byl nepochybne smrtel-
ne zran6n ieho dcera rovnez utrp6a bolest-
ne rdny. Zpr5vy Waspoten sdeluji, re Foxhol-
me, nedaleke mestecko, bylo uplne zniceno.
Mnoho osob bylo poraneno dosla odtamtud
upenliva prosba vyslani lekaf1 osetrovate-
lex, ale nkdo nepfise zivot. William Roeder.
farmdr bydlici blize Gardner, N. D. byl zabit,
kdyz jeho domov byl znicen, die sdeleni OBJ
drzen6ho zde. Nekolik nakladnich kar bylo od-
vato koleii bllze Sauk Center Mimi.
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JAK Sc Waldo v PENNSYLVANIA.

Montreal Pa, 9. cervna. = Konvence A
mericke Federace Prace, jez zaseda tomto
m6ste, byla dnas vzruSena resOluc pfedlozenou
vyborem ma sorganisovani zelezarskych a
larskych delnku, jez uvad6la nezakonite ciny,
jichz dopoust6ly Sc urady zapadni Pennsyl-
vanii b6hem nedavne stavky. resouci stezo-
vano jest, re byla tam brutalnim zpusobem po-
tlatovana svoboda reel volneho shromazd'o
vani. Federaci jest odporuceno - ovsem sar-
kasticky pozvati presidenta Wilsona, ably V
Duquesne, Pa, proslovil rec "svobode slova,
tisku shromazd ovani" Sest organisatoru Fe-
derace nedavno odsouzeno bylo do v6zeni pro
osoveni ocearskych delniku ma schGzi Du-
quesna a pripadech techto podano odvoani
neivySSimu soudu.
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