davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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~ 70 X In provisionx- the outcoms
v vapisa from "a cent? decline TO an ad.
Ar nrst the whean ma-ke, h,d a.
siued downward tendency owing to per
s:,Ssent solinC In small lots. General de-
, ,tnn nncer,sin,y az to financial condi-
TJphs FORMED the basis OF the selling
were taken. however. soon led to n rad..
on large scale ensued and the suns
nueai ascent o; prices did not end until
,ne december delivery had zone 10 cents
above the days bottom nEurcs Bulls made
s n1uoh os ropor. that nine;y-one farmer
e1-opeIauVe companies out Of los were
ssdopunx a hold.nE policy as iar as
Frost in the West and Northwest had
oullish influence on corn notwiths.and.
inE that but iittie Is raised in the dis
t!icS antcted. Oats were nrpn with corn
Lack OF demand weakened provisions
LEADING futures ranged a. tolIoTs:
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.
SocFEE.
NIvyU ynnL- Co.. - rA

NEW YORK. Sept: c7.-The market 70.
sonee futures opened AT an advance OF
fairly fairly steady during the early trading o?
May TO s4s. or 10 Solnts nc, SirSe9l
but there was very little buying power.
Arm of New York and New Orleans was
unable to meet lts obligations was fol-
trading. The offerings were lar-e enough
to suggest that the firm had any large
number OF contracts outstanding here
however and business continued ou,et.
May eaard of TO s.33 and the general
market closed net unchanged to IL points
lower. Closing bids: Soptomber and Oc-
t9ber; 7ls; PeccmbsS. 76: January. ISL;
March. Sis: May. Sc: July. $50.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Sept 2.-The local market
for raw suEar was unsettled today and
while prices were not ouotably lower. in
the absence OF business II was believed
sugars could be obtained at below the
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sNst prize. paid Prices wero ouot.s a,
1913 for centrtfural Sns' equal TO
prid.e. market for refined was weak and
eine. o hoM ts for nIs sianula,ed The dee
crease in the dems,at 10 create any In
,Ss r., were said to be available a, beioM
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CURB MAREr

thi, mor 1T,mK; Sept 1.-THE curb marke,
pore that Boston financial tn,i, oy re-
!akon dras.ie eeF ms,! .rps. eompanies. had
i iosns on outside securities. IncindIn, tneiI
large es,e and on ind iS traded in to
Curb close. bid and asked" market.
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COTTON MARKETS

,NEW YONK, Sept; N--Ncw excited de-
elnes occurred In the cotton market To-
day: Pricos being swept, into new low
ground for the season under another avn
lanche OF selling which came principaIiv
from the South. Tho volume Of businas,
wa& the biggest in months. eS'
The news generally continued nronou,,
edly bearish. and October showed Tho
greatest depresslon. Tomorrow will he
etpected. Ses arc
First prices were unchanged to q points
lower. Tho undcrtone at New OrloanH tva q
weak. During the middle OF the morninr
October was around 22.4o. or l45 pointS
declines OF los to 10 points. net
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scribe,d az coffee importers and Job
bers of New York and New Orleans
to meet their mercantile obligations.
| and that all contracts with them on
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CoTToNsEED OIL.

lion ,,oI ohk: SEPT: T.-October liou,da
Ing IN stud. si,. Of cotton and easier iee
prices Tor eoSon.e.o orSpEht about lower
crude us iSs5 TO no,S y points not lover PINE
low spot la.@aH.oo: eos ofas,s sus1msr %el-
winten va LIS March. 1910: ali bid. Prime
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CHICAGO. GRAIN MARKET.

e come. absorbed offerings of wheat
t11day; ,, and prices scared after a BRIEF
unwnIurn al the start. The close was
December 223h to. AJAX and Mach eI9HH
W 80 win caHeu to on and oats
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the New York Coffee Exchange. must 2
therefore. be closed as provided i'm
the bylaws. The announcement MAS
Followed by some scattered selling.
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Port movement:

New Yosk"Middring. $500: exports, 20,
stock 2I.4S1. 81
Minor ports-Stock. 17B.
Total todasoy,.,I1}eceips, c2.T1s: exporta q.
>, Total e! for weok-RoceiDt,. Hoas: exports.
Total for season-Recsipts. $4,000: exports
SIS. 90 So' ~
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RICHMOND TIMES D1sPATcH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1920

not In value. az falling prices would
be a FACTOR In lowering tho values OF
both exports and imports.
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Coffee Importers Embnrrnsaed
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Members of
me New York Coffee Exchange were
the inability OF NJ. 1Icvy's Sons, de-
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sAYANNATASSAL 81

aaiet. HiS rs Sale, o. Non: Sept, TTurpen.ine
1na n. IS: stock ixsss Resin' frn:: ali, ship
go ouo;.; LES; shipments. 1890: stock
81. y. VIC. WV. N.2s a Ii 90 ". "a. !. n
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AUGUST GASOLINE EXPORTS
DOUBLED OVER PAST YEAR

Foreign Trade Summary CiyInE
Figures of Exports.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-ESports
OF gasoline during August nearly
doubled TN quantity and moro than
doubled In value, compared with the
same month a year ago, according
TO the foreign trade summary issued
To-Day by the Department OF Com
mercc. During the month 5S.ss1
gallons OF gasoline. valued at SIC
oS3.269, were shipped out of thu
country, as against 2e.5S7.503 gallons.
worth s7,321.S82. in August. 1919
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PETERSBURG PEANrT M.pu,

REPORTED BY RODGERS. Piummer q CO. In,
FARMERS. fSsIIS seurS Va. Sept q, issj.
Market stronger
Fancy tumbos Sc ner In ,,,
Prime 1umbos. SIC per ID. asEed II PIG
spanish. g psr 81 bus Per H. .tkea 81 bid
STOCK In Petersburg virtually eISsn PIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS ,1ARKErs.

>., DRY GOODS
LEV NEW YORK. Sept I.SCo;ton xooa, an,
markets today were assin
y ysan' GH.ns . ,9ld a 10y as any time ,S;
laps quiet and voai VII. .d a1ihi.htly easier. bur
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LOCAL PRODUCE AIAHKEr.
Richmond. Va. Sept. q. toet

Wholesale Quotations by wood,on-crai~
Inc. 1915 East Cary ST. Madison ISL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
IL move zalozeneho listu Gee
choslovak" - redig. J. Ma
chem V New Yorku.)

"Budu 81 daktori al to my
slet, ze Sc OF Cechov chceme
odtrhnut', ale zachovej mas
Bob cd odtrhn1tia. Kto sa ta-
raz od bratov svojich trha, pad
ne pod nejtiazsi odpovednost
pred narodem naSim. My V
tom svazku mimi al ma d'alej
ostat' chceme jake SINE boil,
Cokolvek Znameniteho vyvedu
81 osvojovat', mimi duchov-
nom spojeni stat, kde Jim bu
Geme moot co dobreho urobit',
vykonat' chceme, ako to cd
Mich naspet ako bratov o6eka-
vame".
Ludevit Stur (1846.)
"Slovensko ma vetSi a lepSi
radeji pro budoucnost nez Ce-
chy a Morava, pii vSech tech
nyni tax nepriznivych okolno-
stech stalo by Sc pfece Sloven-
sko casem svym prvni zemi ce-
skoslovenskou, odtamtud by
vyslo znovuzrozeni Czech a Mo-
ravy, odtamtud vidcOvstvi a 81
la celeho kmene Ceskosloven-
skeho".
K. Havlicek Borovsky (185O.)
"Nepochazeji-li Moravane
Slovaci 2 teze davne vlasti ja-
ko Cechove? Nejsou-li vsichni
ieden a tyz narod, bud ze ma
Labi, Vltave, nebo ma Morave,
Vahu a Hronu bydleii? A pro-
tcz ne bez podstaty rici Sc NH
ze i to, re Moravane jsou Ce-
chove, ode davna ma Morave
usedli, Slovaci re jsou vlast-
ne vetev ceska, V Uhrich by
dlici. Ale Bdh sam Vi, ky to zly
Ouch "a naSeho veku mezi bra
trimi tehoz rodu, tehoz jazyka.
tehoz statu, svornost a lasku
dusiti a ruznic zniatky babel
ske. ba d'abelske, rozsivati Sc
usiluje!"
FIR. Palacky (1834.)
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SDOlecenstVu kOpYtafii

Spoletenstvu kopytafi v
Rejnokach hrozilo nebezpeci,
re ztrati svou viditelnou hlavu
nebot' Kokrhac sc rozhodl, re
ma svou junkci resignuje. Po-
Cal V te pricine jiz vyrabeti phi
sluSny dopis okresnimu heit-
manstvi. Vylicil prubeh nest'a-
stne valne hromady a rozzuren
ma pdvodce nezdaru, kopytare
Voleje, citoval V dopise jeho
vyroky go nejvyssim umrlem
cisafi a krali." Ale kdyz to ma
psal, napadlo mu, lie je to VIA
sine mike udavaCstvi. A Kokr
hac chtel byti sice dvornim ko
pytafem, ale takove mizernosti
schopen nebyl. Roztrhal dopis
spalil, odlozil oznameni sve
resignace ma jindy, ale uz Sc k
tomu nedostal. Ma bllZku zri-
dill 81 nejaky ket'as tovarnu ma
boty, povefil no dodavkou ko-
PVT a Kokrhac nemel cas- ma
vyrizovani spoleCenstevnich "a
lezitosti.
Prisel prevrat, bylo po Ra-
kousku. Hrde prochazel Sc sta
rosta Kokrhac po namesti Rel
noku pod vlajicimi prapory a
potkal kopytare Voleje, ktere-
no od one valne hromady po-
vazoval "a sveho nepritele. A
lie ted uz bylo po nepratelstvi.
Oba druhove V povolani stiskli
81 luce.
"Starosto, coz, re isl rad, re
Sc tenkrate ia valna hromada
neprovedla ?"
"Jak bych nebyl! Kamara-
de, dekuji ii, zes nemel tehdy
cenou kravatu!'
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VYS TR All A!

Upozorhuii timto vSechny
PIP. obchodniky, pratele a zna-
me, re mole manzelka beze vsi
pfitiny odesla z domova, a tu-
diz prohlasuji, ze neminim pla-
tit ia nj zadne dluhy. pak-li by
neiake ma me jmeno cinila.
3-11 FRANT. SPALA.
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"Osvetou k svobode, to plati
rofad; mravni osvetou. A tu
prichazime k vyznamu cesko-
slovenske vzaiemnoti; pfplit
teskou osvetu ma Slovensko -
to je jeji vyznam. PiSte 81 slo-
vensky, ale cesky ctete. Ne
spolehejte, re vas vytahneme z
bahna my; berte nasi osvety
sami Sc priGinte. Ceska osve-
ia! V tom znameni Slovensko
Zvit6Zi.
Karal kala1 GQ11)
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Dana ina plesu k roziarene
mu panovi): "Jak Sc zda, pa.
ne Dopito. prokazal jste vinu
pffliS velikou cest."
Pan: "Pardon. milostiva SLED
no. ratite Sc myliti. jsem opo.
jen pouze pohledem ma vas!"
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HRST CITATo.

(Stare, ale casove dobs, kdy
Sc tolik mluvi O separatisti-
stickych a autonomnich
snahach slovenskych.)
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nete Jim, co Jsem vam tn pre-
cetl a pOzvete je k mimoradne
va,ne hrOmade smuteCni, KITE
rou svolavam ma Ultra ma tretl
hodinu odpoledni do naSi mist
,nOsti V hospod6 "U modre de-
Istovky". Valna hromada ma
Sc svolat sice ma osm dni ma
pred, podle stanov, ale tohle
nesnese odkladu.
Ponocny, listonos a poslicek,
tento trojjediny Trad, odesel
mruce a "a dyefmi nadaval.
Cert ably wal toho stareho
!mezka We Vidni. Umini 81, re
,pdjde k dobrymu bohu a nena-
lpadne no, CO tady cloveku pri-
della prace!"
A We sve dime rekl 81 zamy-
ls,ene pan starosta Kokrhac:
"Provedu to d1kladne, jak
81 pan informator vysokeho mi
nisterium preje a to by V tom
byl rarach, abych Sc az jed
nou nestal &c ka dvornim kopy-
tarem -"
V rouse slavnostnim, ktere
cd svatby nemel ma sobe, ubi-
raj Sc druheho dine k valne hro
made. We spolkove mistnosti
~ modre dest ovky" nebylo je
ste zive duse. Starosta byl to-
mu rad, nebot' 81 mohl aspoh
V klidu precist smutecni rec,
kterou skladal dlouho do noci.
Postavil Sc V cello sto.u, levou
ruku cerne rukavici oprel o
jeho plochu, V druhe zvednul
stary ucet, ma jehoz rubni stra
ne rec byla napsana a pocal,
lade hlas do rozechvele tommy :
"Slavne shromazdeni! Slav-
ma valna hromado! Musime
tam vSichni, mi stare pfislovi.
| At je to zebrak IL silnice, nebo
mazana hlava ma trGne, zuba-
ia 81 nevybira, rekne "pojd" a
clovek, chudy nebo bohac, sta
ry nebo m.ady, dite v kolebce
ci starec o holi, promeni Sc v
mrtvolu. S zalem a zarmutkem
oZnamuju YAM die slavneho
narlzeni slovutneho pana infol
matora yysokeho ce ka ministe
rum obchodu, re cele nase
mocnarstvi, zivnostnictvo a tie.
da my kopytarl utrpeli jsme
nesmirnou ztratu, protoze u.
mfelo Jeho cisarske kralov.
ske Velicenstvo, "a jehoz poze.
hnane vlady vysinulo Sc /. -"
!. Vyborne! Znamenite! Do
bre to umiS, starosto. Jen vic
musis kficet. Jestli pride sta
ry Pavlitek, ably ii rozumel,
protoze je hluchy jako poe
MOI"
Prisel prvy ucastnik valne hro
mady, kopytar voIej, prespol-
nj, vesnice "a lesem.
| V prve chvili mel starosta
zlost, re Je We sve generalni
zkousce ma truchlivou rec tax
neomalene ruSen. Ale hned sve
rozhodnuti zapudil. Vzdyt' to
byl mistostarosta spolecenstva
a clovek velmi vlivny, ackoliv
jinak V zivote spolkovem oba-
vany rypal.
Kopytar Volej posadil Sc We
die neho; protoze "u modre de
st'ovky NELL mimoradne pivo,
porucil 81 sklenici, ale starosta
Kokrhac vedom 81 dtistojnosti
chvile, dal 81 pouze vodu.
Mluvili o strastech a svize-
Itch remesla kopytarskeho, jez
IA pomeru valecnych octlo Sc
V naprostem dpadku, nebot'
rise mela kopyt dost jeste z
DOLBY miru. Krone toho sevci
nemeli echo vyrabet boty a
nepotfebovali tudiz kopyta. Ia
teto debaty ohlizel Sc starosta
ustavicne ke dverim, cekaje ne
trpelive; kdy Ease pride neja
i Ky Glen.
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CERNA KRAVATA.
Napsal Bret. Ludvik.

Venauc Kokrhac, starosta
spolecenstva kopytarti a pribu
znych zivnosti v Rajnocich ro-
botil prave velmi pilne We sve
dime, kdyz dorucil mu velky
dopis ponocny Vrcel, ktery "a
staval vedle ponocenstvi take
poselactvi. Starosta chvatn6 "a
hodil rozd6lane kopyto a sahl
chvejici Sc rukou pc dopise.
Byl ma nem velky, cerny orel,
psani pochazelo Cd 1radu. A
pred C. k. 1rady mel Venauc
Kokrhac odjakziva uctyhodny
respekt.
Dlouho a peclive rozviral o.
balku, mezi Gimz poselak Vr-
eel nemen6 dlouho a peclive
zapaloval 81 dymku. Byli oba
Sc zavaznym svym ukolem stej
ne hotovi a mezitim co stare
/ sta nasadil ma nos brejle, jail
Sc studovati obsah ufedniho ar
chu, ponocny-listonoS odcha-
eel, dymaje pilne, ably neuhasl
mu We hlavicce zavlhly tabak,
dubOve listi.
"Pockejte!" zastavil no sta
rosta, neustavaje We cteni. "Mo
zna, re vas budu potrebovat!"
Rekl to tonem predstavene-
no vuci podrizenemu a Vrcel
take jeho podrizenym byl. Ne
sice jako listonos, ami ponocny
ale jako poslicek spolecenstva
kopytaru, coz byla treti funkce
tohoto vSestranneho c.oveka.
"Co pax to zas bude - make
ouredni nad6lani, ne? Snad da
vaji kOpyta pod Zaveru kaz-
dy Glen nascho spolecenstva
musi Mich udelat soupis ;:
"Pripis je cd slovutneho pa
ma informatora vysokeho c. k.
ministerium obchodu pro xiv
nostenska spolecenstva v kra-
lovstvi Ceskem!" vyvratil jeho
dOmnenku starosta KokrhaG
hlasem velmi slavnostnim. "Bu
de potreba, abyste obehl vsech
ny pany cleny naseho spolecen
stva :"
"Co pax jsem to nepovidal
Tu to name! Clovek aby cely
den lital jako blazen :. Ranc
postou potom po panecl
kopytarich -"
"Mlcte, Vrcele a napnete u.
81! Abych nemusel psat vyhla
sku - kdo vi, kde ten muj
kluk ma Ease papir a pero -
pfectu vam prip;s slovutneho
pana informatora vysokeho c.
k. ministerium obchodu, ably
ste vedel, oc jde mohl to Gle
mum jak sc patti vysvetlit. Te-
dy poslouchejte !"
Starosta ST odkaslal cetl
kostrbate, hlasem vzrusenym,
chv6je Sc uctou pred zazlout-
lynn erarnim papirem:
Vase B.ahorodi! Vazeny
pane starosto! X cetnym dota-
zam moznosti vhodneho. proje-
WI soustrasti mad umrtim Jeho
Velicenstva, cisare krale
Frantiska Josefa l. (Kokrhac
smekl uctive cepici a Ease il
dal ma hlavu a Wreck zasaluto-
vaD doporucuji vlidne Vase
mu Blahorodi tento postup:
Necht' svola sc ihned schnze
vyborova, kde mono valna
hromada, ku ktere dostavi sc
vsichni clenove clenky vcer-
mem obleku cerne kravate.
Pfedsedajici zahaji schulz, pro
nese rec tezke, zdrcujici ra-
ne, jakou utrpelo nlocnarstvi
ceske zivnostnictvo smrti Jeho
Velicenstva cisare a krale Fran
tiska Josefa l. (Kokrhac Ease
smekl uctive cepici Vrcel O.
pet zasalutovaD, "a jehoz po-
zehnane vlady vysinul Sc cesky
zivnostensky stav ma tax vyso-
ky stupen.
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po Cekaci hodine podle stanov
mdze byti valna hromada pro-
vedena ia kazdeho poctu pri-
tomnych clenG. -
"Ta hodina je uz pryc. Do
konce uz pdl druh6 hodiny!"
"Tak to uz neprijde ami ko-
|Gka," rekl starosta resignova-
ne. eco delat. Odbudeme val
nou hromadu sami diva. PoCet
|pfftomnych nemusime v proto-
kolu uvadet. Byla by to ostuda.
Priprav 81 kus papfru ma po-
znamky a ia to zahajim."
"No tohle bude podarena val
ma hromada!"
"Tise, nespickuj We chvili
tax slavnostni!"
Starosta hmatl po zvonku,
ktery stal pred MIN ma stole,
zazvonil, vstal a promluvil hla
sem. do nehoz zdarile vpravil
prisluSne rozechveni:
"Slavne shromazdeni! Slav-
ma valna hromado! D1kuii vam
pfedne, re ma me pozvani ma
rozkaz slovutneho pana infor-
matora vysokeho ce ka ministe
rum obchodu dostavili jste Sc
v cernem oblekn a cerne kra.
va -"
Kokrhac starosta vdecne DO.
hlednul slavne valne hromade
pod bradu, ale zarazil Sc a ne.
domluvil. Valna hromada, zte.
lesnena v kopytari Volejovi
nemela ma krku kravatu Ger.
nou, nybrz strakatou, cervent
puntickovanou Sc zlutymi prou
zky napric.
"Co pax Il Vrcel nevyridil
re mas miti cernou kravatu?'
obofil sc ma slavnou valnou
hromadu.
"Vyrfdil," odpovidala valna
hromada klidn6. Gale ia zad
nou nemam a dnes "a te drahc
ty 81 nejakou kupovat Sc mi ne.
zdalo. Pokracuj, predsedo {
mech tech hlouposti, sice Sc Sc
beru, pdjdu domu 4 mas pt
valne hromade!'
'To nejsou hlouposti! To j.
vec velmi ddlezita! Slovutn!
pan imformator tadyhle pred
pisuje, re mali miti ucastnic
valne hromady kravatu Ger
nou! Protoze ty il nemas, poru
Suieme prikaz a valna hroma
da je neplatnou!'
"To je smesne!"
"To neni smtsne! To je po
hrdani rozkazy slavnych mad
Tizenych ufadu. Neco takove
no jake svedomity starosta spC
lecenstva trpet nemohu! Ude
luji ii dGtku a prohlasuji zaro
ven valnou hromadu "a skon
cenou, protoze nenf schopna u
snaseni!'
TX Will me strakate krava
te?"
"Ano! Zda Sc, re je ii do
celia jedno, re umrelo Jeho CT
sarske kralovske Velicen.
5tvo -
Cert ho wal! Dam 81 protc
nohu "a kirk, ne?"
"Voleji, pamatuj Sc! Ia to.
hle je kriminal!
"Tak mne udej! Beztoho isl
cernozluty splhavec! ia vim
chces Sc stati dvornim kopyta.
rem, zebras protekci u okres.
niho hejtmana a dneSni valna
hromada Sc ii dobre hodila, a.
by ses zalichotil lradu."
"Mistopfedsedo, volam te X
pofadku -"
Ted uz je pO schulz a "a.
Sc isem ia kopytar a ty kopy-
tar! Mluvme 81 pravdu! Abys
vedel, ze dnes nikdo neprisel,
to ie mole dilo."
"Ano, kdyz jsem dostal tvuj
vzkaz, fekl jsem 81: "Ten sta
ry splhavec Kokrhac Ease bla-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
CERNE SATYNOVE KOsI.

LIE, miry cd IA do II 7-po ST, ,48
a po $1.98 kus, koupite V stfiz-
Mich obchodech "u Koudeld,",
4735 Broadway a 1888 Warner
Road. 80
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Jan Ondracek 500
j. A. Kaisinger 500
Frank Hejna 500
Fred Cyrk 500
Josef Cerny 500
Pravnik O. J. Zinner 500
Jan Jirousek 500
Tomas Skala 500
Chas. Rebeta 200
Reditelove T. Sidlo a
{. Kotmel pfispeli jiz dri-
We.
Pan X. Bernreiter odvedl
od clenG Sokola Cleve-
land 100 q
Pfispeli nasledujici.
Tomas Suchy 1000
Josef Kosin 1000
A. Soukup 1000
A. Cermak 500
Fr. Zak 500
Vaclav Novy 500
Karel Novy 500
Frant. Rebeka 500
Karel Turek 500
karel kase 500
Fr. Ostatek 800
Jan Doubek 800
Fr. kOSin 800
FIR. Kavan 800
FIR. Burval 500
l.. Huml 200
Bed. Wesley 200
JOS. Frank 200
JAS. KOrynta 200
Fr. Peiz 200
II. Kerner 200
John Bocek 200
Vac. Hlavin 200
Fr. Motif 200
JOS. Hudec 200
Otto Hrabak 100
JOS. Jedllcka LOO
V. Huml LOO
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Mat. Mertl LOO
Jas. blcan l.oO
,: l. Jaros LOO
n. hraVcow LOO
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anna hoslhova l.oo
- d RI. M MaiiAoVa 1.oo
ookoiice CieVelahd o.oo
ran n. berhrelter oovedi
oa r''znycn prlsplVateiu l2.e
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huooii hoi 1.oO
Dcery olaVie o. SD o.oo
fr1Jei a $ dlky kvltuJe
JOSEF Mase
Lett oetem. oDlrka, kterc
podnlkl zacl ctvrte tridy ce
ke ned. svob. skoly ma Broa'
way "a ucelem pOskytnutl p
mocl zakoupenl skolnlc
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XII sBfRcE
ma oslavu 70. rarozenin pres.
Masaryka pfispsli:

Odb. CNS v Bellaire, 0. S25.OO
Jaroslav Prasa 200
b. Havelec 2 Clark Ave. 100
j. Chejstovsky, Dillonvale 500
J. Piskula Fleet Ave. 200
Emil Soukup 800
Martin Janosek 100
Reditelove vyp. a stav.
spolku VGela 1900
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-09-11
MUST ATTEND SCHOOL

Deputy State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction c w. Smith has
received an Interpretation of the state
school Law rovides for part time
education os boys and girls between
the ages of 6 and Is years who may
be employed at useful and wholesome
forms of work. This law prescribes
not less than four hours of instruc-
ton weekly for such children, the aim
being, county high schools shall add
TO curriculums to provide for such
emergencies. District school boards,
school principals and teachers and
peace officers generally are presumed
to aid in the enforcement of the law.
County high school boards can make
a showing that limited school funds
do not allow of the added expense
that would attend the enterprise and
thus be excused by the state authorities.
Acknowledgement Fowler has ruled,
however, says the Carson News, ali
children, whether employed or idle,
between the ages of 10 and Is years
must attend school and the provisions
OF the part-time educational law may
be availed of whenever there are IS
or more within a district who come
within the category. The district
may be excused in the manner prev
iously cited, but in this event school
attendance must be enforced. In
other words it would seem that the
encouragement decisions must be
taken to mean that the age wher
children are excused, both boys and
girls, From school attendance, is lS
years and that all youngsters under
this age must attend school.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-09-11
STEADY OUTPUT

The Marietta camp will soon have
a steady output of shipping ore, ac-
cording to Capt. Louis w. Whiting
who, with his associates, is operating
the Black Mountain Silver Mining
company's property The Black
Mountain Silver Mine made ship
mont of ore to Hazen in July which
returned good values in silver and
lead, and the ore exposed will break
on an avrage al SIS ton, with an ad-
ditional streak OF high grade from s
inches TO toot wide that will give
about twice that amount. Captain
Whiting states that he will construct
a road to the mine so that the ore can
be hauled direct by trucks without
sacking and the use OF burrows for
packing, which is serious handicap
10 operating the property at profit.