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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-04-03


wealth, and has his own ideas as to
how we should proceed to bring it
about.
OF Norwegian Percentage
"Dr. Shipstead is of Norwegian par
entage. He is fine outstanding AM
erican who can be counted upon to do
the right thing at all times. He was
given a medal and a star for patriotic
services rendered during the war.
Later when the Farmers Non-partisan
league had arranged to hold a meet
the super-patriots, headed by a young
bank cashier, to break up the meeting.
DR.. Shipstead promptly set out to pre-
vent such an unlawful act and to see
that no violence occurred during the
meeting he agreed to serve as chair
, man.
This act enraged the reactionaries
and time-servers and the super-patri-
| OTIS. Secret meetings were held and il
was resolved to boycott him. His bust
ness fell off to such an extent that
his wife was forced to go to Mime.
! apolis where she secured employment
as clerk in store. He sought other
| employment. During his absence from
home his house, was painted yellow
and he has since refused to have the
! color changed. To him this colo,
under such circumstances is a badge
| Of honor.
Shfpstead Comes Back.
Now since the ardor of the super
: patriots has cooled and the innocen
people who were misled by them have
lad 3 chance to think for themselves
!; DR.. Shipstead has re-opened his Of
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-04-03

ent who was not q delegate and who
was sent down. there by the Steel
Trust. That person happened to be
the editor of The Labor World who
has long been committed to the plan
submitted by the Hibbing delegation.
Then there arose in the convention
J. +. Emme of st. Paul, candidate for
city commissioner, he IS of this "intelli-
gentsia,'' one of the intellectuals who
came into the trade union movement
through the back door of the Socialist
party. Beware Of the Greeks when
they bear you arms" shouted Emme.
AT first was suspicious of this res
olution, now knowing its source am
sure of it. I say kill it. Turn down
the report of the committee. We want
this tonnage tax money now and we
want to spend it today. We don't care
anything about the future"
VIII be Ashamed Some Day.
Some day Emme will be ashamed Of
that speech. It is so out of line with
! the philosophy he pretends to preach.
There are two irreconci1able elements
in the tonnage tax fight. One crowd
; does not want any kind Of tonnage
tax and that would be represented in
! the mining interests including the
Steel Trust. Thee other wants tom
mage tax so that their taxes to the
state government will be made less.
The only excuse for the passage Of a
tonnage tax law Is to save for the
! people portion at least of the natural
| wealth that is now being exhausted.
# there 10 any soundness In such a
tax then by the same token the money
!. derived therefrom should be con-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

Il ssntsA SIGAS
tire 36pfe f%latterten binter tbr Der.
Ser @an blieb liegen; es CAB lett
mirlid Elm 8ettrennet. @aurbalS
mar ein ol1soallernoer Marid)ierer,
aber fein 5bnelldufer. Die Sade
itret,ate i'm an. gs tam tbm aud
albern Dor, nit ben 8udfii6den
Suidefab6en 5u ipielen. 60 redt
eigentlib NOR oas ieiner ntbt mir.
sid. grotoem i6oB er binter ben
Maoden Der. Dod ite tparen film
Ter als CT; er muBte iib Mabe &C.
ben, iie ein5nbolen.
@nbli6 mar CT 8ene6ifte 6t6t n1f
Sen Serien. gr mubte 1t1r niht. pte
er ite faIien fonte - an ben 30pfe1
qinq nt6t nn6 an Sen &0den NOR.
nidt redt pafieno. go nabrn CT. tie
oenn nm sic Eaiue nn6 rief 6abet:
EDITORIAL. grbibt, 1a6eno l11o
1ah Mtem ringen6 lag 8eneoifte et'
men Mngenblid in BEN Mrmet1 beg
9oftors. Damn rib lie fi6 log, blrt.
rot meroeno, nnb an6 er moro Elm
mentg berlegen. Dur6 Srnoes Ser8
aber 5udftte es emp0rt nn6 i6mer5'
lid. 50 6iele Difte!" iagte fie it9;
fife bat ft6 abiidtlib bon ibm fam
cen Id1ien....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
st. Beneoict's
Acaoen1p :

81. SOiepb, stearns So, Miuu.
Cine Der beiten Mnitalten sur b0be.
rem S0dtereraiebnng i'm gauges
N~Drb,ueiten. nnterrid]tet in bentider,
engltider unb frana6fider Sprade,
StenOgrapbie, SDpeturiting, Bud.
iiibren, Muif, Malen, &pden uub
lueiblide GRANDDAUGHTER. Bripatsirz.
mer, NIT alien mubernen 8fqnemli4.
teiten ansgeitattet, iteben ben 36s.
lingen s,1r &%erfignng. Mit pbigem
Snitit1te lit cine Sdule fir anabeu
upn 6 Sis IL Sabren berbnnben. @e.
gen Naberem wenbe man iid an
Sister Directress, o. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Mber Sreeie perIor ben &umor

Wber Sree1e Dtf!or oen 9unHOr
nidt,
sit oas oc1 @uabalqnipir?"
fraate CT. ,Das lit ia Elm glefa,t."
Muq,llt Iudte autmiitig l1no CAB
sem bideu untier eine11 &lapps auf
ben SAILS.
u3lm geiipicl, Serr Doftor."
a%utrportete ct Ger fling germ ieina
Observation-Disclosures init Dem ein-
leitenoen u3un1 @eiipiel" any, u6as
mar NAL Elm mie1peS 8fer0, mte 9
nod iiinaer par Da baben Der 9err
Baron nit Dem @allquir uber ale
Wrqbe1 ge6opit, aber Der SER 8a'
ron mar ounnemals audi nod be.
Ienotqer. gr friBt al biel uno bat
All penig 8etpegung, uno 90 lit er
ion unflat %geporoen."
gr meinte natiirli9 ben @uaoal.
quipir. sS11 oiefem Mugenblid err
idien audi Der Baron IN Der
8eran0a. I
sea, MI man ranf, &anoioatusl"
REF er. Ser oide 9palltole tut SD.
zen ni9tsl Sen mo9t 19 nal gu
@bmenninger i6iden. &onnen Sic
iid) oenfen, oaB oaS einmal ein bib,
bubi9es 8ieb mar2 4ber es tit
f1inf5ebn Sabre Der. Meine Srau bat
lin mir ge1Ge1lft, nno neil met1
S9miegerDater oamalS grace einen
Ipani19en .Sr6cn befommen batte,
nannten Tie 0aS Gtelt @ua0alqnipir.
@igentli6 bieB eS a1oers; lett fonn-
te man eS Maltooont benamlel1 -"
Die bei0en Sul1gen 1aBen bereits
in Den Satteln mdbreno Sreeie nad
Dem 8ugel 81 a1geln begann. Nn.
quit bali ibm babel, n11o ploblth
flog Sreeie 1T Die Sobe nno fiel
Damn ibmerfallig in Den Sattel 81.
rid.
v8rapo!" rief Silbingen. Scum
Gle @6enfel mebr anlegel, lteber
Tsreeiel n1o ben &anoaren5i1gel fe-
l;er! Sanlte MIR cine Sanobreit iber
Dem Wioerrit!"
Sem &%anoioaten NOR gar ni6t
mobl anf Der Sobe oes @ncoalqni=
clr. Sci oieien feiiten Slanten bit
ten ieine Seine Die Sormer zines
&nrbenlinealS baben ml11en, Inn oaS
Nnlegen" 51 ermDglt1en. nnO
no par oen11 Der 4anOaren5Mgel?
limo no mar oe1n Der Wtoerrilt?
8erno nno 91eter rttten bera1
1l11o balten. Ser @uaoalqulnlr bob
cen Sept nno l1eB Elm m1Bblll1gett-
oes 59naufen bore11. ebrllttan
l2ollte 1bm Die Wtabne betnabber1,
l;1lo sue oral1g1e l1p 10 o1u1 nepeH
i'm, oaB gree1e 1el1en l1n1eh 9nge1
oerlof. Spt1eBl1W 1am aper ooW
cues III Gro1nng. SnptH9eH erz
Mupl'tt pun'ua onA1 Saru4l 49,
st,e aara gou.st'y e...'ia a,t xlu tx So %" az
w. !. uno ou!.1l l.sle ~ ~. sras
pullupe " p~e!peyu!!s a:.Iu'l9 49,
Ha11e cer W9ap9aanlpal leI't Shl
ru5n, IVY ~ mo Mu9nla u9M 9s.le'l
nun!luop ntp ge'llp ue!l as au
uulen I'LL pauiu n u ~ III tx Dee S''t 81
fGul Supel lpell 't't ~ Ivy, lueIe
lsw ~, co. m,,onaIn,,;n 9rrs +rote
tste SKI Ext. nphen 6pn Man,1;ps 'bpr.
hah n,,h Son qnnf et,as freie,.
u.s. nasor4a i;b ~ som h,,,4iaan
cs - 5ip MI?paen nom xeH 81
E;,,aon M,,o,,S4 ' ,5nS @t,,Sns 5ho,,-
~, S Se,, are;a,r 1anoo nh
@a,,,,s mon a,,t ahGpht g,,-
a,,;t = r'ei,+a Se,. @aron
&c ; a.> 60. mo..au
rs, ts p a. lauN, &C.. @ 8uiu
el Sale maammsni.: 80 ~oum o 8t'l ~
ny ueln gu ~ ~ naaal u'1e :
aua, tuaS We pu1lnles nNuue....
Mn1allgl1D 1D1en es m1rt41g 70.
Mltf Dem 9runen M1l9er, NO &anz
lsnoe pom Ou111eolnl1lgeH clnp1e1k
l1oDe1 ole meloenoel yun1s 7gnui
FLU sslNuaD 49, pa5 Hn
I'LL NF
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

gpIIegialitat et1
6rem0ipprt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

unb nun panote .iih &aarbaus
s1riid uno reidte ieoer ser iungen
gamen cine Nole, naboem er ii6
1elblt eine in bas ,Rnopflob geitedt
Eotte. WiB Sicily, oie er an tpenig-
item beahtete, erbielt eine 6laBroia,
Beneoifte cine 6nnfelrote> n.tb CRUDE
al ibremt q%ren5enloien Merger cine
aelbe. Die Mdohen oanften nno
aoaeu Sic Stolen our6 ibrs @mrtel.
ylber gr1toden 1erbtete Die onnfel<
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
PARKING ORDINANCE
 TO GOVERN AUTOISTS
Many Complain of Conditions
 Along Church Street

The council ordinance committee. at it's session last night gave considera- lion to the suggestion of the police commission relative to new parking regulations. As passed by the commit tee tho parking rule changes provide:
 On Main street. cast side. from Chestnut street to Commercial street. from 20 minutes by tho police board to 70 minutes; Main street from north line of Myrtle to East Main street. from 90 minutes as recommended. to i0 minutes: on Main street from West Main 10 Court street, from so minutes as recommended. to 70 minutes; on Main street. from south line of sav- inEs bank to north line of John X. An drcws building. from 90 minutes as recommended, to 10 minutes: Central Park, west side. from 10 minutes as recommended to 70 minutes; Arch street. from Main to Grand, no provi- sion was made in the police board re- port for tho west side; and the com mittce recommends a so minute limit.
 West Main street, north side. from Main to. Washington streets. no park inE. recommended by the police board, changed to 70 minutes.
 Mayor O. F. Curtis called attention tn the parking difficulties on Church
 
 the fact that some autoists continually block the walk in front of Spring & BuckIey's md prevent their cars from using the space in front of their own store.
 Tho ordinance committee also recommends an ordinance which shall mako it compulsory for all city owned cars except those under the fire com mission shall he kept. when not in use. at this garage by tho various depart permission to do otherwise Is granted by the ones in charge of said garage. All auto supplies shall also be bought at thi garage by the various depart ments insofar as is possible. Another recommended ordinance deals with contracts and provides that each one must be backed by security of at least 25 per cent of the total amount in- volvcd.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16

Altoona reproduced by sEmuio Co.,. Terre Haue, Ind
 MIks Emulsion trial plan, suffering stubborn
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
God had his throne.

God had his throne.
 Then he asked me if I wanted to hear some music, and a vast number of voices began to sing. It was cer- tainly the most wonderful thing I have even seen or heard.
 Right after the singing stopped it seemed that clouds appeared and my wife was separated from me and also from the beautiful surroundings. My wife's loss to me is very great, but I would not want her to leave that beautiful place.
 This look was. worth more to me than all the ordeal cost me. It is a comfort and a blessing to know where I left my, wife. In the vision the man beside me told me that my wife had just been killed in an automobile ac- cident. He said she had been taken away from me because I had been too extravagant with her. He told me the world was too full of suffering and poverty for a few people to think of nothing but spending money. I had to admit that I thought he was right. My faults have been made moro clear to me since that accident"
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16

hnd Oct ft. "-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
:IHEALTH COMES
 1 TOLAD THROUGH. ADVERTISING
Despairing Parents, As the Last Resort, Choose Rem edy Heard of Through
 This Newspaper-Boy Is Now We'll and Robust

It would hardly occur to you that
 . miracle could be worked through ad-
 vertjsing-one that saved to dotine par-
 ents the life of their cnly scn7 Strange
 as 1t may seem. that is just exactly
 what has bsen accomplished in (
 specific instance right here In Altoona
 We all have heard volumes about the
 value of advertising. but that tthe great
 results achieved by it. should save, life. almost passes our belief. However here
 are the facts in the case.
 Paul Mccartney. son Of MT. and Mrs.
 Sheldon Mccartney. :esiding at EYE.
 Walnut avenue. this city. and who on October 10 last, celebrated the 14th an- niversary of his birthday. took Sick July. 1918. his illness rapidly assum . ing such a critical aspect that his Ike was despaired of. The parents In tnels . frantic efforts to save his life. calieo in different medical practitioners ana at different. times had him admitteo to both city hospitals
 DIAGNOSED TUBERCULoSI1 The na,ady was diagnosed. by the nbys,cians as tuberculosis and 1t was ! suggested that the parents keep >tne boR out of doors. day and: night ana feed him entirely on milk ana eei diet In compliance. the parents neo an army cot placed on the oack po's. .s.. had it properly screened and there. me 1 .ufYerer reduced to n mere skee.oH | lay day and night his 'ifs eoons
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
HTYITEMS

saic at ncsse-Lcland's. boo Lester pianos tn this vie
 by C. L.. Pierec-advt.
 iH be n hearing of the credi- Tom Murray clothing stora
 ica of tho referee in bank
 Hartford on November 2i.
 caRglano offers payment Of bn tho dollar.
 your Engraved Christmas
 Adkins -advt.
 'omen's Literary club of n VIII meet Wednesday nf- 10 inc home of Mrs. I. r. fhompson street. \ paper will |ty Mrs. John ArFowsmlth on
 Since the War" \ fuii att iH required.
 | at.c. [. Pierce & Co |otherhuod club of the Center kiii hold a sowing meeting Ht Iancadav afternoon iu tho sour Christians framing done Ntcdts Photo Shop. advt.
 November records, C. l.. Co. --advt.
 of owls bhznr. Nov. 23. 2f. e7 at Electric hall.-udvt. las at C. '@ Pierce & Co. & lIinc dance, Bardeck's. q. Morton Downey of wailing- n sing the waltzcs -=advt. Private Walter Smith Post. ! of Foreign Wars will ini- tonight at the state
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16

Go and Get It."--advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
TELLS 0F MAKING
 VISIT IN HEAVEN
Syracuse Professor Says He Saw
 Golden City

Syracuse, Nov. 1s.-Dr. Howard C.. Case. professor at Syracuse university. and one of this city's most promi- nent physicians. told 4 large congre- gation at the Furman street NJ. E. church last night how he had had a glimpse Of heaven and the golden city of God. heard a song by a ce- lestial choir and had-a conversation with ''an old man with white hair and whiskers.'i presumably St. Pc ter. He told this story while descrfb- ing his sensations during recent automobile accident. when a car over turned and killed his wife and an- other woman. Dr. Case was hurt and was in a serious condition for several weeks.
 T did not know anything about the space of time after the car turned over," said Dr. Case, but recall hearing a missing noise. looked at my wife underneath the wreck and she seemed to he very happy. Her face fairly shonc with joy. We both turned and then we saw man with long white hair and whiskers. Then we were amazed 10 look into the dis tnnce and sec q golden city.
 The man asked me who was going to risr m and save the world from wickedness. IIc said if was getting more wicked all the time. could not give him an answer. There was one spot in the center of the golden city which seemed 10 shine brighter than the rest. I asked him why this was, and he said that that was where
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The girls basketball teams that are practicing for interciass games. have elected captains as follow: Seniors. MaIvina Etchstadt: juniors, Helda Brink; sophomores, Catherine Burns: freshman mid-ycar class Anna Rehm.
 The freshmen will elect their cap tain sometime this weok.
 The sophomores under Catherine Burns met today during the 9th period for their reauIar practice.
 s.Cn aud cat If t'--odyt
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16

| sale at ncsse-Lcland's.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
STORE DISCONTINUED.

The directors of the Stanley Work era cooperative society which con- ducts the factory store have voted to discontinue this branch and n meeting to affirm or disapprove this action ccmber 20.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16

GLkoe-<a (Ra) Zz.-.4- L11<--->< He.~eA ~S, |>~o

Prom Xux,st 1 f.untn october t6e psi- tient was unable to take nourishmenf' of any kind. except in occastone1. In significant quantities sufficient to sus- tain tho waning lie. The stonaach would not retain the food. Finally. the attendinG physician told tho despairhng mothsr that he could do nothing more that tns. child must die. Fortunately Mrs. NcCaftnsy's fa- ther, A. T. REg. residing d. SsaS Pine avenue, .bvought to his daughter . copy of the Altoona Times containing an advertisement of Muks Emulsion "Na- lures Remedy" prepared and sold AY The Milks Emulsion O.. Tsrrs Hauts. Ind.. and Advised her to try t .as'A last resort. ' EFFECT MARVELLOUS The effect was riar.elous.. In. An interview granted to . Times Tr1ouns reporter last evening. pursuant to an inquiry from the Miks Emulsion Co. l 10 whom Mra Mccartney had sent letter Of appreciation. she said thai In three days after taktng the remedy. her boy was able to walk with her .ato. After taking ten bottles. he was wholv I restored to health. In suestansaatton l of her story the reporter was snoNn q gnap AhOt OF F2ul 0AIex " used tho emulsion three days--Ae vas \ mere bug of banes. as the oaYsae goes, . pi;iful figure witA skin dfawu | taut over the bone9.-
 Then in contrast. the mother called to her, son who Vas engaged in etren- nous play on the street. and in came lad. vibrant with health and cheeks glowing like the rose. All this In spite
 ! of the ultimatum by a physician. "thae
 he might as we'll take 50 much lard. 1 according to the mothers statement! Mrs. Mccartney sent her letter to the company in the hope. that other mothers could learn of this remedy. l what 1t did for her son. and perhaps ! receive from if the same. invaluable
 I boon, She called the attention of the
 ! reporter to bottle of the emulsion l which ever has the place of honor on
 the buffet. and to which she says. re-
 course Is hnd every tim, any member
 of the family complains of. not feeling
 we'll. Paul is attending school regularly.
 being enrolled at the Curtin building.
 MT. Mccartney is a well known machin, ist in the JIniata: shops.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-16
] SLOAN'S TO
 WARD OFF PAIN
ran just tell by It's healthy. hulafina odor, that it ia
 Qoina to do you aood

I only had some Sioan's Lini- Sentl" How often you've said hati And then when the rheu-
 twinge subsided-after hou=s of
 ng-you forgot itl
 h't do 1t again-get a bottle to- hd kesp ii handy for possible use Stl A sudden attack may come |iatica, lumbago, sore muscles. lehc, stiff joints. neuralgia. the and aches resulting from expos You'fl soon find warmth and re- ! Sloan's, the iinimcnt that pens- rciihonI vsbbirg. Clean, eeonom-
 Three sizes-55c. roc. $40
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
Georgette Crepe-Radium-Crepe de c

Model and fashion blouses in marvellous variety
can be found Included are lovely hand en-
broideries, novelty laces with Georgette over
blouse effects. Tailored with convertible or
eton collars collarless styles with long or short
kimono sleeves. Others with flat or Tuxedo
collars. They come in a collection of rainbow
coors such as flesh, bisQue, sunset, orchid,
peach, coral, Bermuda and all spring colors
are to be displayed
main Floor)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-30
BOA UMfROV HOSTEM
CLEVELANDU.

VcerejSlho odpoledne jsme
byli mile prekvapeni navSte-
YOU naSeho pevce i zahranicnl
no pracovnika pro naSe narod
nj osvobozeni, pana Bozi Umi-
rova, ienz absolvoval dne IL.
prosince V newyorske Aeolian
Hall. druhy kOncert naSich IL
dovych i umelych pisnl ia ne
byvaleho uspechu nejen die
kritiky litu naSich ale die re-
feratu tasopisu anglickych.
Mistra na5ich pisni doprovazi
ieho chot' dosud vystupuiici
pod divcfm jmenem ELY
Spravkove, jez Sc s manzelem
deli mistrnou hrou ma plane o
umeleckC vavfiny. DIE vypov6-
di znamenitehO naSeho barytC
misty uslysl Cleveland Oba
manzele v dob6 neiblizSi. Mi
lynn hostllm naSim pfejeme co
neisrdecneji, aby' pobyt V Gle
velandu stal Sc jim tax milym
iako vzpominka mistrova ma
navStevu V dobe minule.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-30
VYSETROVAN[ " BROWNO-
We PRiPADU SKONCENO.

Riditel bezpec. department
tn. A. B. Sprosty, obdrzel wee
Ia cd pol. nacelnika Smitha
zpravu. niz shrnuto vySetro-
vani pfipadu detektiva
Browna. Znamo, re tento de
tektiv prozradil iist6 v6ci pray
niku obzalovaneho soudce
McGannona, ackoliv byl We
sluzbach statu. Zalobce Baskin
tento pfipad prov6tral We wee
rejsim preliceni 8 McGanno-
mem, kde naval Browna Jida-
Sem. Ma Gem SO Smith nebo
Sprosty usnesli, neni znamo.
Take mayor Fitzgerald mic ne
prozradil. Prayil pouze, re po-
cka, az jak to dopadne Nc
Gannonem, ably snad jeho roz-
hodnuti nem6lo ma soud S byv.
pol. soudcem vlivu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-30
AKCE We PROSPECT STRA-
DAJfCfCH DfTEk " CEskO.
SLOVENSkU.
Pfispsj kazdy, kdo mazes!

Obnovena cinnost pro dobro
stradaiiclch dltek V osvoboze.
me vlasti, vyvolana hlavn6 no
wynn vyslancem Stepankem We
Washington6, nalezla ohlasu
Iu mas Clevelande. Ma prvni
Izpravy 0 akci dotavili Sc ne
ktefl naSi krajane do schGze,
iez Sc konala We stfedu odpo-
ledne Hollenden hotelu "a
pfedsednictvi pravnika p.
Payera.
Z pritomnych uvadime pp.
]. +. Vorel V zastoupeni naSe-
no listu, F. J. Svoboda "a A
merican. ]. Martfnek "a Del
inicke Listy, J. Pankuch "a
Has, rev. O. Zlamal, zdeiSi
tcskoslovensky konsul Barto-
sovsky, F. Week, K. Chapp,
rev. Tomasek, rev. Chaloupka,
x. Bernreiter, M. Zeman, in
zenyr Paw, Ven Svarc a Jiri
Palda.
Bylo usneseno vyzvati "a
moznejsi krajany, ably k teto
nanejvySe nutn6 akci pfispeli
Svoii hTivnou. ably podniknuto
mohlo byti vSe k zachran6 ma
Il mladeze. budouci nasi gene
race nad6je. Jest6 dnes die
vypov6df pfichozich Evropy
Danuie bida a nouze mezi chu-
iinou V cele stfedni Evrop6 a
take V Ceskoslovensku pomoc
lest velenutna a prav6 dnes V
lobe neikritiCt6isi nesmi byti
laSe pomocna ruka odtazena.
V okoli broadwaysk6m po-
V6feni byli sbGracl akcl PIP. J.
+. Vorel a Mat. Zeman, kteri
osobn6 navstivi oohatSi kraia-
ny; sbirky vseosecn6 vSak pod
nebudou. Dobrovolne
pfispevky pax prijimati bude
tez uradovna Sveta, ktera kaz-
dy podobny darek Y listu bude
kvitovati.
Pomoz kdo muzeS. ably Sc
trena byla V starych nasich
vlastich mnoha slza zoufale BIZ
dy, pomahali jsme ochotne
yzdy a neponechame zaiiste a.
nj tuto zadost bez nalezit6 O.
Zveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-30
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Okresnf komisaii utvofili
pred nedavnem misto dozorGf-
no inzenyra We stokovem de-
partmentu a vcera toto misto
nabidli VIM. Stinchcombovi, o.
kres. Zem6merici, jenz V po-
sledni volb6 byl porazen FIR.
Landersem. Mlsto ono ponese
Sest tisic dollar1 rocn6. Stinch-
comb odeprel je prijati toho
ohledu, re by mohl uvad6ti
rep. okresni komisare do ne
ssnazl, ma coz vGbec pomysliti
nechce. Nyni dostava Stinch-
comb osm tisic dollar1.
Okres. komisafi We schGZi
vtera rozhodli sc pro srovnani
Center rd. mezi Miles a Wood
land Ave. Bude to stat 55 tisle
dollaru. Spencer Mastick rd. 2
North Olmsted k Fairview bu-
de vydlazdena. Naklad obna-
Seti bude ma to 142 tisic dola-
ri. Broadview I'd. od Willings
udoli az po hranice okresu
rovnez bude zvelebena, jestli-
re taunsipy a majetnici pozem
XII, Celicich ma tuto cestu, "a
plati dil ma ne pfipadaiici.