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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16

VITA psop:e before you k,ow sAsm. And
- sA0e tTutsm applies 70 mStr1nsonv.
nov can ooe expect 70 Be happy With .
person when Ny do pos know One c..n
mot learn AL Of the eccentrfc.sies and
charaeeefissics Of . person whom the
ns,e Known bat hrief time \ man or
w0nAn 0Ay be the most beautiful and
acconohaned person in the world and ye:
nsve vfo.ent temper-a sulky disposi-
uon. U they may be most uncoucenisl
and net . bit dsmestic.aed
esJoodU ries 70 appear at their best
u puplic-but when they arr in the phi
vsey 81 their home it Is . different story.
Ana there are lots Of undesirable traits Of
cnasacerr In person that are kept con-
cealed tn public but which crop out laSer
o.. After the novelty Of new acausiut-
ance1Aip hiss worn on. tho bad features
come 70 the surface and then the result
ant Domestic unhappiuoss occurs. l. for
one. an in favor Of long time engage
naenta iof couples before they marry And
! ARMY believe that Law should he
hsmed forcing . man and woman to be
eAsaged for 1t least one year before they
~ Allowed 10 marry"
In Curtain Miss Macdonald p,ays
tne pan OF stage idol who 10 won By .
man OF wealth after . very brief court
IMP. the result Of this hasty wedding i
msapp0intment and crest unhappiness for
nef until eho finds the solution Of her
psoh!en. II is one Of the best and most
co0vihcag pictures Miss Macdonald has
yet aopeafed in. II will be q First Ma
lonai attraction 1t the Spencer Square
tnsstse. beginning Thursday for three DAYS.
AT TRE MAJESTIC.
Beautiful gowns galore are q weds,
feature Of The Prics Of Redemption" the
NV Bert I0tell picture which will Be 1t
ne Aa,estac fer three days. starting Thurs-
oay. Although the picture 10 laid for The
moee pan IN India. many scenes transpire
IN LONDON. where the creme de la creme
OF Engiish aristocrscy is portrayed 1t Il
IN these scenes that the opportunity for
the display Of fashionable attire IL oiiered
md 20 amply taken advantage Of By ths
One Of the gowns that Seen. Oven
wears IN her roe of the English sodet,
e1ri who msrries Leieh Dering, the youux
army omcer. il m evening goun Of cloth
OF gold designed BY Miss Alfredo Hoffman.
Sno designs the gowns for a number OF
prominent etars of the screen. II il .
UNIQUE creation which should be of par.
ucuar interest TO women ~ one of the
season.
The bodice, entirely OF imported pold
lace. Is made with the peasant s,eeye. and
. square neck cut low in front. The mar.
row foundation skit of gold cloth has 4
hooped overskirt Of gold lace through
when small rosebuds of burnt orange give
oAsh OF color. With this costume ehe
wears hose and pumps of burnt oranxs
the latter ornamented with tiny rhinestone
buckles. She carries huge ostrich
| ieatnef Ian OF the same shade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16
Ar ffIE nuRrIa.

Guy Bates Post the great American
atioe, comes 10 the Butts. Davenport on
Irday and SATURDAY in the most signin-
mt dramatic success of his brilliant
cfsee. .The MasQuerader." The play was
wnttea by John Hunter Booth from the
ilscin,ting novel Of the same name BY
xatherine Cecil Thufston. which has had
| much vogue. The producer 10 Richard
Xaiton Tuliy. who has provided . most
hbofate scenic equipment and N Id
kfabk supporting company.
Post has triumphed in The Masquerad-
~ for two seasons, playing lengthy runs
= the principal eastern and western cities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16
m TIE1TRE CALEND1H

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-16
AT THE COLONIAL.

~ - not often that a motion picture
auo,eoce u treated to such an unbroken
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

crease regularly In groups after the
manner Of cheyne-stoke type of breath
Ing. The expiration is frequently
shorter ana more audible than In the
respiration Of the walking hours. The
eye balls roll upward and outward,
the pupil is CONSTRUCTED. Some Of the
constant secretions are diminished IN
amounts as for instance tears and the
secretion of the mucous glands In tie
nasal or pharyngeal membranes. One
of the familiar signs of II sleep condi-
tlon IL the dryneSs OF the surface Of
the eyes, condition that leads To the
rubbing of the eyes II is sometimes
stated that the digestive. secretions are
diminished but the statement does not
seem to rest on satisfactory obseryn-
ton and may be- doubted. The pulse
rate decrease during sleep the blood
pressure falls somewhat and there are
certain significant changes in tho dis
tributinon Of the blood in the body.
The physiological oxidation are also
decreased as shown by the diminished
output Of carbon dioXide. ON the
whole the physiological activities go
on much ms in the Weakened condition.
Those changes in activity that do oc-
cur are in main an indirect result Of
the partial or incomplete cessation OF
activities in the cerebrum. one might
say while the cortex of the brain
sleeps, that is inactive, most of the
organs Of the body may be awake and
maintain their normal activity. AnOth'
cr fact of interest Is that the entire
corteX does not fall asleep at the sum,
instant nor always to some extent
Ordinarily as sleep sets in, the pOwc
TO make conscious movements l.
lost first and the auditory sensiblitie
(hGlring) last and on awakening thu
reverse relation holds.
The individual may be conscious O
sound sensations before he is suffl
ciently awake to make voluntar.
movements.
The next issue OF the Mountain
Breeze will give a brief explanation o
the theories advances ON sleep.
Peterson In the Mountain Breeze.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

steady. Veal calves sold slowly at
weak prices.
Stoclsers and Feeders.
Though more country buyers were
here than for some time past receipts
were heavy and prices sagged another
% cents. Few early sales were reported
ns countrymen were more In the capa-
city OF lockers than buyers and were
lining up values, intending to make
purchases later IN the week. Quality
OF the Offerings II good. supply large,
and prices low, affording an excellent
time to buy.
Hogs
, Hog prices late last week reached n
new low level for the year, but the de-
cline attracted increased demand today
aud the market was stronger In the
face Of liberal receipts. Today's arri-
walls were 1900, the largest supply on
any Monday since last May. Trading
opened early at strong prices, and
later was 10 TO 20 cents higher. The
top price was S12.05 and bulk OF sale
S12.25 10 $1275. Pigs were 20 TO 30
cents higher. top SLIGO.
Sheep and Lambs
Though prices In the sheep division
were steady to 20 cents higher, quality
was rather plain, and there was no
particular snap TO the trade. Most OF
the offerings were short fed native
lambs that sold ut Si100 to $l175. No
choice western lambs arrived. Sheep
were quoted steady.
Horses and Mules
A further moderate improvement
was reported IN demand for horses and
mules. and the general trade is recoy.
crihg from the recent depression.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN.
Market Correspondent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
TIME TO BUY

Deming has surplus ~ homes due
to the camp. IL is said to be the only
city In the country able to comfortably
house It's population.
This surplus means cheaper rents
and cheaper property for sale. Now Is
the time to buy ut cheaper than pre-
war prices. BE assured that the CON
ditlons will not last.
Most people buy. when property is
high and sell when II is deprecated {;
that's why some people make money.
BE among the wise ones and possess
yourself Of n home.
II Is pleasant 10 own II home In the
desert with wide-spreading trees and
green grp 5 dcfying the sun and sand
.OwnershI. means pride and stability
See J. NJ Goode for farm or n home
adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

Houston TExAs.-T was in ter
ribly rundown condition of health
after siege of ptomain poisoning,
and then the influenza. could not
seem to regain my strength and was
really not able to do my homework.
knew | needed a good tonic and
builder and remembered how my
folks used to regard DIR. Pierce's
remedies in my girlhood days, and
then | decided to take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. After
taking the second bottle mystrength
returned rapidly and ! felt better
in every way.
III am glad indeed to recommend
he medicine that has. done me so
much good and do not hesitate to
give this statement" MRS. GER
TRUDE SELL, 2l17 Common Street.
Few families have not at some
time or other used the Golden
Medical Discovery" for the stom-
ach, liver or blood. Over twenty
four million bottles of this tonic
and blood remedy have been sold.
All druggists. Liquid or tablets.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
$50
ESTADO DE NEUVO MEXICO, Coz
dado de Luna-ss

4 quien Ia Interest,". especialmeuiH
todaS que estan pucdan estar iu-
tcrsedas die Elizabeth Mundell. difunio.
del Coudado de Luna, Estado do
NuevO MciicO
Siendo que el mtimo tcstamente Doe
Elizabeth Mundcll, difuuto, ha siIp
prot0cOlado on In Officina del Secrpt
rio de In Cortc Pruebas del Condado de
Luna. para ser probable. va y cuda nm
de Nds. eStan pOr este citados de apara-
cersc ante In Corte de PruebaS I'm
por dc Condado de Luna. EStado uo
Nuevo Meiico. en- Ia dia January lacl
"a las dicz en- Bird del dicho dia ali
cntunccs para ofrccer cual quiera ms.u
que tcnga para que no srn udmiiouo %
prucha 81 dicho tCstamcnte.
En- de do 10 cul ccrticica el Hon. g..
.C. Rogers. IueZ dc Pruchas.
tSeaD Z. \. HUGHES,
Secretario de Pruehns.
by MYRTLE WILLIAMS,
Nov. 2-Nov. %. Deputy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SLEEP

The state OF more or less complete
Inconsistencies which we designate as
sleep forms part Of the physiology
Of the brain which naturally has at
tracted much attention and the theo-
retical explanation that has been adj
yanced at one time or another Is ex-
ceedingly numerous. The same con-
dition occurs In many II not all other
maminalia and indeed In all living
things there occur periods Of rest al
ternating with periods OF activity.
Whether these periods are essentially
similar In nature to sleep in man is Il
question In general physiology that
can be solved only when we know
more OF the chemistry Of living mat
ter. within the human body there are
other tissues which exhibit periods OF
rest alternating with periods Of activ-
ity-the gland cells for example.
The secreting cells of the pancrcas
have period of activity in which the
destructive process exceed the con-
structiye and period Of rest when
the relations are reversed. We may
compare these conditions cells with
those In the brain. Sleep from this
standpoint is period OF comparative
rest or inactivity In which the con
structive or anabollc changes are In
excess of the disassimllatory changes.
The period. Of sleep is Il period OF re.
cooperation and doubtless all tissues
have these alternating phases. To eN-
plain sleep fundamentally, therefore,
II would be necessary to understand
the chemical changes OF anabolism
building up and katabolism break
ing DOWN and IN explanation OF sleep
of the braiu would doubtless explain
n similar phenomenon in other tbs
sues. But what the Psychologist de-
sires first and have attempted 10 de
/ ltIHllut ~ an tApidihiioh Va WY 49,
condition comes on with certain per
iodical regularity, an explanation In
other words Of the mechanism OF sleep,
the change or the changes which re
duce the metabolism OF the brain It's
sue TO such an extent that IL falls be
low the level necessary to cause con
seriousness.
Physiological Relation During Sleep
Tue central and most important par
about sleep is the partial or incom
plete loss OF consciousness and tn
phenomenon may be referred to as
lessed metabolic activity in the braii
tissue presumably in the cerbral cor
tex. During sleep the following change
have been recorded. The respiration
becomes slower and deeper and costa
ielevation (respirntlon by elevation Q
the RIBS predominates over the at
dominal or diaphragmatlc respiratio
as compared with the waking cond
ton. The respiratory movements ais
show frequently, tendency to CON
periodic is, TO increase and d'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY or UNA
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Samuel Schwing, deceased. No. los.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the 5lh day Of Noycm-
her, A. ID. 1929, appointed executor Of
the last will and testiment of Samuel
Schwing. deceased, and that he quail
fled as provided by law. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to file the same in the man
ner and form as provided by law. and
all persons owing said estate must
make Fyment To the Undersigned.
CALVIN L. BAKER, Executor
nv Fred sherman, His Attorney.
Nov. 0-Noy. %
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
CHRISTMAS CARDS

Don't forget the Graphic has n com
plcte line Of the finest engraved Christ
mas greeting cards all ready for You
Ia select from. These cards are the
work Of real artists and have not sui
fered in passing through the hands of
competent engravcrS. You'll Ike
them when you see them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
PENCIL PAPER

The Riddles use lots OF scratch" pa
per. Compare the paper on which the
Graphic is printed with that of the
average pencil tablet then come and
buy II by the pound cut to suitable
size Also scratch pads for
'clphering" made from odds and ends
and sold accordingly.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO. IN
AND FOR THE ChiNTY ~ LUNA
In the matter of the Estate of
Miles II. Parsons. deceased, No. 203.
Notice Is hereby given that under
signed. Sadie j. Parsons has been ap-
POINTED by the Probate Court of Luna
County, New Mexico, eNecutriX Of the
estate Of Miles II. Parsons. deceased.
and that she has qualified as provided
10y law All persons knowing them
selves 20 he indebted to said estate
should make payment to the under
signed. and all persons having claims
against said estate should file the same
with the clerk Of said court.
Dated: Deming. New Mexico, Octo-
her. 10Th. 1920.
SADIE ]. PARSONS,
by Fred Sherman, Her Attorney.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
KANSAS CITY MARKET

KANSAS CITY Stock Yards. Nov ID
81. Paul had $500 cattle, Chicago,
30 900 cate. and Kansas City 10000
cattle today. supply sufficiently large
Ia add further decline Ia the weak.
close last Friday Trade today was
slow I'm all classes with most sales %
cents off and the lowest of the year. IN
fact In several years apst. Hogs de-
clinett tn new low level for the season
late last week but rallied today.
Sheep trade was quiet at strong to %
cents higher prices.
Today's Receipts
Receipts today were 10000 cattle,
1000 hogs. and 10000 sheep. com
pared with 27.O0O cattle, 10,500 hogs,
and 10000 sheep week ago, ana 81
900 cattle, IL $50 hogs and S,237 sheep
year ago.
Beef Cattle
Considering the total receipts the per
cent of beef cattle offered today was
relatively small. but heavy receipts else.
where together with lower prices caus
ed decline here. Quality of the Of.
ferings was plain. The few good short
fed steers here brought $1,000 TO S14.0t
and palmer fed grades sold at S11.5C
to $12.75. Grass fat steers sold Al
$G25, few above S1lO0 or under $500
Cows and heifers. most Of them from
the range. were in liberal supply ant
they sold % cents lower. Some fe,
heifers at $ll.50 to $1,000, and fe'
cows at $3.50 to- $1,000 were quote,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES
POLITICS AT COLIMRrS

To the editor Of the Graphic: .
The northern Baptist convention
may pass resolutions favoring the
league Of nations, but the president of
the Missionary Baptist General Con.
rcution of New Mexico advocates the
election Of Judge Mechcm as has been
said, to keep New Mexico from being
painted red II also fayors Warren
O. Harding, the future president of sht
nution. regardless Of the Cox agitation
Nobody running hut T. \. Hughes
Miss Ruth Merrill may win.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

I.ynford Peterson is visiting his pa
rents after completing the course in
electrical engineering at the University
Of Madison, Wis.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

PRESIDENT NJ b.
NOTICE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO,


County Of Iuna-Ss.
To whom it may concern aud es-
pccially TO all who are interested or
may become interested in the estate of
Elizabeth Muudell, deceased, late of
The County Of Luna. in the State of
Kew Mexico.
Whereas. The last will and testament
If Elizabeth MIndcll has been filed I'm
the office of the County Clerk for Luna
County. New Mexico, you are hereby
.itcd TO appear before the Probate
Court for said County af Luna to he
holden at Dcming, New Mexico on the
rd day of January, 1921, ut 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon OF said day, being the
time set by said Court for the probat
ing Of the last will and testament OF
Elizabeth Mundell. deceased. there Ia
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
Phone 40

Phone $40 =. q. Box 6Ss
J. A. ANCHONDO
English-Spanish and Spanish English
Interpreter and Translator
For all kinds Of writings, such rs adj
vertisements. legal notices, etc. Correct
TRANSACTIONS and exactness guaranteed
Deming New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES

show cause, If any you have, why salI
last will and testament should mot Oh.
admitted To probate by said Court
Witness the Hon. G. G. Roger
Judge of said Court this 3Oth day OF
October. A. ID. 1920
tSeal) u. \. HUGHES.
County Clerk
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
Pc dewitt letech

sti hlavne nedostatek provozovaciho kapitalu
byvaji tn hlavni cinitele.
V tomto pfipadu vydavatelstvo "Sveta'
konalo vzdy co bylo NONE. urednikdm unie
vzdy vyso vstlic dobrou Will velkou trpe-
livosti nasich zamestnancii docileno toho, re po-
sledni dobou mono nam platiti uniovou mzdu w
nasi tiskarne Navalem oznamek stale Sc ne
kdy, re ctenari byli zkraceni ctaci latku to
bylo hlavne posedni cas- nedostatkem papiru
vetsich rozmerii ma vicestrankove vydani listu
Ably ctenaTi listu necitili Sc zkraceni OBJ
sab listu by cennejsi, ziskali jsme posledni do
bou chvalne znameho zurnaistu p F. j. Kutaka
Omahy, "a spolupracovnika pro pdvodni clan
KY v kterych on snazl Sc dulezite otazky narod-
nj, hospodarske politicke pochopitelne ctena-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
HLAVNf NEBEZPECi OTAZKY ADRIA-
TICKE A BALKANSKE.
SPOJENE STATY NEUZNAVAJf TAI.
NOU ULONDYNSKOU SMLOUVU.
ZASADA SEBEURCENf MALYCH NARODU MUSf
BYTI ZACHOVANA.

Washington %. dnora President Spoenych Statu Will
zname note spoencm uznava dobre zdIraz
novat svoj vyslovenou zasadu sebeurceni narodG
dobnem smysu znea nota prvn dne TO- dnofa tax
zniva poselstv ruhe iez jest cest6 do Londyna.
bou zavrhuje Wilson imperacke pokusy chamtve snahy
n9kerch sat kere nezfizenymi choukami hnany kaz
dych okonost sna urvat cize zeme bez ohedu re
dobne ednani ohrozue dnes beztak prlis jisty mir
Varue celou Evropu pravf re kazde ne lusten adria
ticke otazky nez ak usneseno byo prosnc mez Amer
kou spojenc uvor Bakane podobny stav akem bylo
pred valkou Elsasko Lotrnsko otiz salou pnou zamn
kou vace Snad dnesnf generace by valky nedo
ckaa ale z prsh pokoen by zase povstala brannemu
odporu. ""
Pfifknuti Rieky Ial jine vyhody dkor Jhos'ov.nu
m6lO by zapet move vlecne konfkty mezi soupefcm
Gmi spory by se sebe nenechaly dlouho tekat
Wilson posednf note op6ths vfele pfmlouva "a
Il narody ejch nepopiratene pravo pffstupu moh pf
pona evropskm velmocim re Cd echto vyh zasad nike
rak neustoupi.
Ialie sanozreme nelibe vmesovani Sc Amerky
vlasni eii politiku sm6Tuc tomu, aby cee pobfez
Aatckeho more dosao pod talskou kontrolu ac obyvae
nobtez jest slovanskeho pvodu vymkou taskych OBJ
chodnk usazenych maine pfistavnich mesech kde ale
take nikterak netvofi vetsinr.
Tana ondynska smlouva kerou byy tyto koncese Fran
eli Ang kraovstv taskemu sbovany edine proto kdyz
poav vce proti N6mecku box spojencum sestro
bva bez Spojenvch S ktere tehdes DOLBY este Ne
mncFem nevat proto nesou take nakoneny smlonvu tuo
uznati.
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NOVY ZAKON PROTI CIZOJAZYC-
MENU TISKU V ORECONU.
r. F. L. 7. s.

Zakon die nehoz neemi tisknout vvdvat rozsifovat
prodavat neb prodeii nabzet aLhI
pfekladem.
Budiz uzakon6no lidem statu Oregon:
Canek l. Ma to bvti nezakonit1m iakoukoli osobu
firnu korporaci spolecno sknou vvdavat davat
ob6hu vylozt prodei prodavat neb prodei nabzet a-
kekol novnv neb periodick6 skopisv iakeko line
mmo aneck6 at celku neb casech eda by takov6
vnv perdcke tiskopsv pametv neb ob6zniv obsahovav
pfesny preklad iazyku anglickem sam6m ypu
iasne vytiStene
Clanek 2. Jakal osobl frma korporace spoiled
most kera by pfekrofa reto Zkon lest povazovna
stuhodnou po usvedten budz potresana
MIN zalaT deSm Sest meScn penezitou pok
tou nepresahuc obnos pet set doar6 $4,000 anebo
obojfm.
Schvaeno guvern6rem dne 20. ledna 1920
Ulozeno hradovn6 taiemnika statu dne 2Oedna 1920
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JEDNANi o OTURECKYCHIRUSKYCH
OTAZKACH.
MOVE zAsEDANf MfROvE KONFERENCE.

Londyn p. dnora. Ultra bude opene zasedati mfrova
konference Francouzsky mnistr president Merand v6
nym ministry alsky zahraniGn mintstr Vtorio Sca
lola nekoka poradci rmunsky premier iin prbvl nesni
no vetera do LondIna ably zastupc krae vadv spou
pfsuSnym vyslanc pokracoval dalsich prach echz ci
lem jest ziednati svetu konecneho mru.
Jednano bude havne uprav6 turecke otazkv. hlavn6
zda ma byti sultan Cafihradu pax navrhu
gckeho ova Georgia. abv navazany byy obchod
nj sykv ruskym kooperatvnm unemi Francouzsky pre-
mer Mlerand pro obnovenf narodohospodafskeho
m6r ale stav rozhodna pro kazdemu vyednavani dplo
matickemu vladou sov6tn
Ange ak Jest zde vseobecne v6feno Jest vypuzenf
turecke vady Carihradu nechut' pro TurkGm nabyva
denne pGdy lidu V tisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

lu zanikaly. TAX povstal neodvisly dennik
"Svet" utvofenim korporace vykoupenim dri-
We dobfe rizen6ho a popularniho tydenniku
"Dennice Novoveku''
Malokdo podilnikI jeste meme ctenari
vi nesnazich, ktera Sc musely prekonat sko-
rem kazdy vi1el chyby, ale zadny Sc neptal pc
piicinach, ktere Sc spise musely zatajovat ably
Sc mnohym take pratelum nedelala radost. Mno
ri podilnici, iakmile Sc prvnich letech vycha-
zeni listu nevyplacely dividendy, lined nabizeli
sve akcie ma prodej tim zajem listu byl zna-
cne poskozovan.
.Ze zamestnanci ceskych tiskarnach, zvla-
Ste redaktofi ceskych listu teto zemi nemeli nj
kdy ma rizich ustlano, jest vseobecne znamo.
Neni vsak to v kazdem pripadu vina majitelu
tskaren neb vydavateld listd. Pomery, okolno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

Dne %. unora 1910, prave tedy v den W.
roci narozen Jifiho Washingtona, prvniho pre-
sdenta Spoienych Statu, vyslo prvni cislo "Sve-
ta' dnesnim dnem vstupuje "Svet' do rocniku
desateho.
Pfi te prilezitosti name piichazi nam ma
mysl ty nescetne a nepredvidane obtize svize-
le, ktere jslne prodelali s kterymi kazdy nad
list pri SVEN pocatku zapasiti musi nez Sc dopra-
cuje aspon castecne neodvislost, ktera k roz-
llv6tu kazdeho obchodu jest nutna.
V drivejsich dobach Sc ctenari spokojili
tydenniky, ktere nemohly tu hojnost rozmani-
tost beznych nekdy i dilezitych zprav prina-
seti jake denniky, nasledkem toho, jakoz pfi-
livem sectelejsich pfistehovalcd, nastala potfeba
denniho tisku, ktery Sc pred valkou velice roz-
mahal, ovsem re ma lkor tydennikI, ktere poma-