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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
LISTINA NEMECKYCH PROVINIL CT
POVAZLVE SESKRTANA.
POvoLNOsT sPoJENCU PROTI NEMEcKU.

Parz, 33 bfezna. - otazce vydan n6meckych valec
nych vnnik cin spoenc Nemecku pozoruhodne ustupky
Posednim rozhodnutim mezspoeneckeho uscniho vybor
enz svereno jest vyrizeni cee zalezos bude
pnvodnho poctu obzaovany chz pocet scvrknou
900 pouhych 40 Ma sobotn chz byo usneSeno vybra
en vnnky jechz zocny vaky napachane nevce billy do
Novy zasan bude Berna podrobne sestave
nvm rejstrkem hrichG kazdeho zlocince.
ze by pohnani byli pred soud Hndenburg Ludendorff
Bethmann Howeg neni ami zde v6feno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
KONFISKACE LIHOVYCH NAPOJU
MA LODfCH.

New York, 3. bfezna - Ma alskem parniku President
Wilson Zabavii vadni prohbcn agent 537 ahv konaku
Muzstvo odni zhaso rychle veta pocao ahvem kusy
eza osrelovati agenty pfsavni prohbcn uadovny T. H.
Rushe take musela byt privoana posla Phi prohdce
etku ednotvych lodnku uday drobnesi vtrznos ale
kors prohbicnch brcu zahy vzrdstaa Lihovny ukryty
bvy havne sannikach falesnch dnech kufru ad Ma To-
dich MORO Castle Monterey pripuvsch Havany zabaveno
byo $50 ahv konaku podobnS osud poka $50 lahvi
naezenych ma parnku Munamaru pripulem Antily ma
ostrove Kube. e"~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
LID SAM ZAVINUJE DRAHOTU MASA
TvRDf TAX ZDEJsf vELKoJATKARI.

Chicago brezna D6lncvo jihu, ktere neJradeJi
poja nejlepsi ruhy veproveho pecnku zebirkach ky
ty pax amercke hospodyne ez prpravu en neeps fezy
hovezo RUNE steaky sou jedni vnnc chz vrub
mze uvait dnesn drahotu nejnutneJsch zvonich
poreb Obvnni toto pada tim vice vahu elkoz jest dnes
pronaseno Amerckym ustavem vekofeznfku.
Jest vyvoz temer znemoznen poklesnutim CT
zich penez ceny masa poesnou v ak by pred rokem
neb dvema lety DIE buletnu zmneneo savu jest Jedne
zodpovaden "a dnesn drahotu amercky lid SAM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
v NEW JERSEY POVOLENO DIVA A
PUL PROCENTNf PIVO.
v HOSTlNCfCH PRIPfJENO JEST MA ZDRAVf
GUVERNERA EDWARDSE

Trenton N. j., d. bfezna. - New Jersey zapocao
nes prodava 250 pEpcentn pivo porter ceem state
sobe Ocekava neni daleko doba kdy bude $50
procenni vyjmuto prohbcniho zakazu Sadc die vseho
teava prije pfedlohy edci velke zasoby jez
by lined dany do prodeje jakme prohbce bya uvonena
w hosncich jest opetne zo mnohy pptek pronsen jest
zdrav guvernera Edwardse enz ma opene "zvlhnut
statu New Jersey nepopiratene zasuhy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
DVE POLSKE DiTKY ZAHYNULY, DIVA
DOMKY ma DEVOY ROAD
LEHLY P0PEL.EM.
MEZI POSKOZENYMI JE TEz PAM
ANNA HOUSKOVA, KDEzTO KRA-
JAN J. SUk Z VIVIAN AV. UTRPEL
POPALENINY "a OCFIRANNE.
AKCE.


niny ma ramene rovnez JIM
sousede horicimi troskami vice
meme byli poraneni.
Situace zhorsila Sc tez fax
tenn, re telefonicke spojeni v
sousedstvi bylo porusene a ha-
sicdm ze zprava pozaru ne.
mohla byti podana cas-. Ke
vsemu tomu nasi broadwaysti
hasici prodlevali v dolennim
meste, kde ma Prospect Ave.
jiny pozar radil. Musely byti
tudiz alarmoyany vzdalenejsi
oddly hasicske a to z Orange
Ave, vych. .55. ulice a ceta cis.
28qz' dolenniho mesta, cimz O.
chranna akce ma Dewey Rd. o
patnact minut Sc pozdrzela a
nejnutnejsiho hasenf museli Sc
ujmout sousede, utvofivsi tax
zvanou pejlovou brigadu q "a
hradnich hadic pouzivsi.
Kdyz hasici konecne pfijeli,
, obydli Zinczkowskiho, tedy do
mex sesti svetnicich, pant
, , Houskove nalezejici, vyhofel
az do zakladi plameny do
tiraly Sc jiz ma sousednf stave-
nj Vet, ,ivskyho, ktere rovnez
bylo zniceno uplne, "a to vsak
dalsi sousedni budovy byly
i hasicstvem zachraneny. Ceta {.
13 prijela k pozaristi ma De-
voy Ave. o osme hodine Primo
Cd pozafiSte z dolenniho mesta
a svou zdatnosti pomahala dru
hym cetam k uvedeni pozaru
pod kontrolu.
Zinczkowski musel zachr&-
nit sveho Edmunda i z hohciho
domku V9tlivskyho, nacez po-
horelym poskytnuto vlidne pfi
stresi v dome pana Karla Koc-
mita, 1921 vych. 40 ul., kde
dnes jsou hostmi.
! Zinczkowski prisel vcerej.
Sim pozarem nejen dive ditky,
nybrz 0 nabytek a rovnez
svrchni satstyo, takze soucitni
sousede museli mu od9vem W.
pomoci. 80
Jeho manzelka vratila sc z
prace domu z dolennfho mesta
o jedenacte hodine a jeji zal
: nelze 81 pfedstaviti. Mrtvoly O.
!; bou jejfch .dftek nalezeny po'
slez v troskach domku policii
nacez odvezeny byly do marn
, ce pohrobnicke firmy Ant. No
SEX a Synove.
) Vetlivsky pfisel rovn6z o vst
chen svij majetek, jeho chot
) a diva synkove v cas- sc vsak "a
!, chranili. Ztraty pani Houskovl
! obnaseji asi $25O0 a jsou jel
casteene poiistenfm kryty
: kdezto ztraty VetlivskGho OBJ
K nAseji asi $4,000. "a jakych 0
kolnostf polar u kuchynskycl
h kamen vznikl, nebude snad nj
E kdy urcite vysv9tleno q nebla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04

Bedne nestesti udalo Sc wee
ra V noci ma nasem Zizkove.
Pozar vypuknuvsi ma Devoy
Road vyzadal 81 dive lidskych
zivotu dive budovy byly pla-
meny sezehnuty.
Ohen vznikl v domku naleze
iicim pani Anne Houskove, {.
1907 Dewey Road a to v bytu
DO skeho tovarnfho delnika Sta
nislava Zinczkowskiho k osme
hodine vcera v noci. Domaci
pani Anna Houskova byla te
dolby v kostele jejl najemnik
byl v domeeku Sc svymi tfemi
detmi sam. Zinczkowskeho
manzelka prodlevala totiz v
dolennim meste V kterems OBJ
chodnim blocku, kde pred tfe-
mi dny prijala praci jako N.Y.
cka.
Zinczkowski uspaval nej-
mladsi sve ditko, II mesicu
stareho synacka Edmunda v
predni svetnici, kdezto starsi
ieho ditky, dvoulety Stanislav
ctvrleta Helena hraly 81 V
lsuchvni u plynovych kamen.
Kuchvnske dvere byly pfivfe-
ne, takze otec z predniho poko
ie kuchyni hrajici 81 droboti-
nu videti nemohl. Konejsil sve
no Edmunda nejakou ukolebav
kou, kdyz tn do predniho po-
koje vnikl dusivy kour a hned
ma to kuchyni volani pomoc
Sc ozvalo.
Kdvz Zinkczkowski kuchyh-
Ike dvere otevrel, kour vyva-
ill Sc mu vstric a plameny do
pokoie vyslehly. V kuchyni v
ehni dymu pobihali zmatene
Helenka Stanislav plyn z
kamen uchazeiici cinil situacl
ieste hrozivejsi. Zinczkowski
sevrel v naruci neimladsi sve
dit9 Helene kynul, ably Sc Sta
nislavem "a MIN utikali. Zincz.
kowski nejmladsim svym dit
KEN uchylil Sc st'astne do sou.
sedniho domku Jana Vetlivski
no. 1903 Dewey Rd., mace;
vratil Sc domn. aby dalsin
SWIM detem v bezpeci pomohl
Pokus ten ma nestesti vsak Sc
hal. Kuchyn podobala Sc il;
yvhni a We skutecnosti cele pr
7emi jiz horelo a plamen dra
Sc strechou X zachmufene oblt
re.
Zoufaly otec nekolikrate s.
rokusil O vyneseni Helenky
Stanislava. vzdy vsak byl pla
meny ma dstup zahnan. Podol
nv pokus ucinil tez 18'ety kr'
ian ]. Suk. 4722 Vivian Ave
iakoz JIM cesti sousede. vse
chnv ty zachranne pokusy visa,
selhaly - deti uhofely 49,.
Pan Suk "a svych obetavyc,
pokusu utrpel bolestne popal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
CINNOST v PRAVEM
SVETLE.

Berlin 8. brezna. - Pr soudnm icen zaobe pro uraz
kerou podal bvay nemecky financni mnstr Ma
twas Erzberger byvaeho msokancere nemecke rise dr.
Karla Helfercha prohas vereny zaobce re edecvm by
dokazano Erzberger vasne smesova vastn obchody
eho pockou cnnos Korupcni jednan tax vysoko posta
veneho nemeckeho ednka bud vseobecne pfekvapen
hrten tax ze jest temef so ze Erzberger svo pockou
kareru zakonci dvakrate cestnym Zpusobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
STRASNY VYBUCH v OWENOVYCEI
CUMOVKACH v BEDFORD.
(BULLETIN:)

Dnes pred polednem explodoval gason skadi;t
vek firmy Owen Tire and Rubber Co. Bedford a rad
ky pisee chys havni tovarni budova. Nsko dslnkG
vybuchu bylo troskach zasypano mssta vyslano do
Bedford 6etns ambuanc Dnes poedne pfivezeno z nskok
ransnych Da podrobnost schaze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-04
WADA SOVETU V PORTUGALSKU?

Madrid brezna Zpravy dnes dosle cd porugalskych
hranc oznamu denctvo republky Porugaske prohaso
vladu sov9t Die zpravy pfpo hnut tez postovni e-
egrafn zrzen Zv6 bya telefonovana ale nebya do
sud nkterak povrzena.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
HAS CURE FOR
TUBERCULOSIS

not stop its activity. He combined
that chemical with arsenic constitu-
ents. This compound, in staining the
parasite, released the poison which
destroyed its action, without hurting
the human body. This process Is re-
versed by Doctor Paschall who pos
sessed the latent enemy of tuberculo-
sis In the wax, but had to find chem
zeal combinations which would make
1t available. His "mycoleum' differs
also in that it is combination of
chemical and archaeological products,
whereas salvarsan Is union of
chemicals only. And, while salvarsan
attacks the parasite directly, the my.
coieum is supposed to excite the blood
to make the attack.
He at first used the treatment only
In the case Of persons In advanced
stages of tuberculosis, who asked for
it. Even in the advanced stages Doc.
tor Paschall claims a large record of
recoveries.
Doctor Paschall had scores of let.
tiers from former patients and ply.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
LIVING COST
STILL SCARS

prices were secured on both dates in
creased in price as follows: Onions,
12O per cent; cabbage, 80 per cent;
potatoes, SO per cent; granulated SUI
gar, 65 per cent; raisins, SO per cent;
prunes, Al per cent; coffee, Al per
cent; rice, 81 per cent; -four. % per
cent; canned salmon. 18 per cent;
crisco, IL per cent; cream of wheat
and bananas, II per cent each; oleo-
margarine and strictly fresh eggs, 10
per cent each; bread. 8 per cent;
evapOrated milk and storage eggs, 4
per cent EACH lard, 2 per cent, and
lamb and tea, l per cent each.
Articles which decreased in price
during the year were navy beans, 10
per cent; plate beef. 10 per cent; ba-
con, IA per cent canned tomatoes, II
per cent; chuck roast and baked
beans, 10 per cent each; pork chops,
s per cent; ham and canned corn. g
per cent each; round steak. s per
cent; rib roast, 4 per cent; cheese and
canned peas. per cent each; sirlein
steak, nut margarine and oranges, 1
per cent each. The price Of cornflales
was the same as in January, 1919.
Potatoes increased 23S per cent and
granulated sugar POT per cent for the
seven-year period from January. 1918.
to January, 1920. This means that the
price in January Of this year was more
than three times what 1t was in 1919.
The price Of nine other aticles more
than doubled during this period: Pork
chops, 1O1 per cent; lamb, POP per
cent; rice, 40 per cent cornmeal, 100
per cent; lard, 121 per cent; strictly
fresh eggs, 1913 per cent; storage eggs.
143 per cent. and -four, las per cent.
The statistics show that the average
expenditure for % articles of food in
creased from December, 1919, to jan
uary 10, 1920, In Al cities and de-
creased in cities.
Largest Increase In Minneapolis.
For the year period January, 1919
to January. 1920, the greatest Increase
or 16 per cent. was shown in Minneap
oils. The next largest Increase, or II
per cent. was in Chicago. Detroit and
Springfield, The other cities showed
increases ranging from l per cent in
Baltimore to 10 per cent In Cincinnati
Fall River, Omaha, Peoria, st. Louii
and st. Paul.
| Wholesale prices in general showed
an increase Of % per cent In Januar,
Of this year over January last year
The greatest Increase in this period II
shown for lumber and building mate
rails, which advanced 68h per cen
in price In the IL months. Cloths nnt
clothing articles and housefurnishinl
goods followed next, with increases o
49h and ASH per cent, respectively
Food prices as whole rose over 2
per cent In the year.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
Physician Declares He Has Found
New Way to Fight
Disease.
ATTACKS THE GERM CAPSULE
Increases Power Of Blood to Oigesc
Wax Of TubercuIosis-CIaim
Large Record OF Recoveries
Even In Advanced Stages.

New York-Many physicians of this
city have shown interest in treat
ment for all forms of tuberculosis do
veloped by DR.. Benjamin s. Paschali,
formerly of Seattle, now Of New York,
and asserted by him to be more effec-
tive than quinine is for malaria.
tuberculosis is not thrown off easily
by the body as many other infections
are. according to Doctor Paschall, be-
cause the germ manufactures for 1t
self capsule of wax which gives 1t a
high degree Of protection from the
natural powers of the blood to digest
and destroy germs and other foreign
substances.
The problem which confronted him
at the beginning of his research In
1907, according to Doctor Paschall,
was to find method of increasing the
power Of the blood to digest the wax
Of tuberculosis germs.
The theory which Doctor Paschall
finally adopted was analogous to the
use of iron as tonic The blood does
not digest iron. But iron, treated with
certain acids, makes compound
which the blood can digest. Doctor
Paschall set out, he said, to combine
the wax with chemicals into a SUBJ
stance which the blood could absorb.
His object was to cause the blood to
manufacture digestive juices which,
after absorbing this compound, would
remain in the blood to break up and
expel the wax Of the tuberculosis
germs.
Doctor Paschall, then, according to
his statement, devoted himself to the
study of wakes and sent all over the
world for different types. The analysis
of the tubercle wax showed that a
great many substances entered into its
composition.
Asserts seIf-cure.
He produced his first treatment in
1903. After various experiments on
guinea pigs and other animals he be.
came satisfied that he had discovered
valuable therapeutic agency, and his
first human patient was himself. He
had been sufferer from tuberculosis
and he believes that he cured himself
with injections Of the compound which
he had then made.
The theory on which the treatment
was worked out resembles that or
which salvarsan was developed, al
though differing in some particulars
Doctor Ehrlich, who announced hi!
discovery In 1910. found a coal-tal
compound which stained the parasit,
which he sought to destroy, but die
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26

siciens on the Pacific coast teSrifyinx
One is from a physician who said that
he was cured within a week Of tuber-
cplosis Of the eyes. which had threat
ened TO destroy his sight. after a long
treatment by other methods. In this
case Doctor Paschali asserted that he
had treated the man when he was -
hospital. almost blind. and when
surgeons were preparing 10 remove
one Of his eyes In the hope Of saving
the other. on the following afternoon.
according to Doctor Paschall. he found
the man on the outside Of the hos
pital cranking up his automobile and
preparing 10 ride home. In cases Of
tuberculosis Of the eyes. throat or kid
neys or other forms, In which the Dis
eased part is In close communication
with the blood stream. the beneficial
results are manifest in few hours, Il
was stated. In the case Of tubercu-
losis Of the lungs the germs diffusei
through the body are said TO be digest
ed within a few hours after the first
treatment. and the patient regains
much of his energy and feeling of we'll
being. Bone and Joint tuberculosis are
said To yield readily TO the treatment.
Because mycoleum is in labora-
ratory stage of manufacture. only a
small quantity Is in existence and It's
present cost is between 81 1000 and 81
600 pound. each pound containing
about 80 doses. Enormous quantities
of tuberculous germs have to be grown
in order TO obtain a small amount of
the wax.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
GIRLS PLAN RUSH TO ALASKA
Advised Of Proposed Heoira
From States.

Juneau, Alaska.-Girls from the
states evidently are planning to STAN
pede to Alaska this spring.
J. l.. Gray, mayor of Juneau, and
several other Alaska officials have re-
ceived letters from dozens of young
women asking about the northern ter
ritory.
The letters came from Minnesota,
Texas, Iowa, Washington, Colorado
and Canada. All the writers express
ed the hope that they would be able to
find work here so they could come
north.
Positions wanted by the girls in
cluded school teaching, bookkeeping,
typewriting and clerking. One or two
Of the girls limited at matrimony and
asked for information about Alaska
"eligibles."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
Wholesale Prices OF Staples
Show Average Advance Of %
Per Cent for Year.
up 100 PER CENT SINCE 1918
Minneapolis Leads In Increase Of Re-
tail Prices-only II Commodities
Have Declined-Greatest In.
crease Is In Building Ma
terialg.

Washington.-The cost of living is
still on the Increase, according to re-
ports received by the bureau Of labor
statistics Of the United States depart
ment Of labor from retailers in 80 cit
les. The average family expenditure
for food was per cent higher on Jan
uary 10, 1920, than on December Is,
1919. and the cost in December was
90 per cent higher than 1t had been
In any previous month.
These figures show an increase of
9 per cent since January, 1919, and an
increase Of 104 per cent since Janu.
airy, 1913. The comparisons are based
on the average retail prices of the
following articles, weighted according
to the consumption Of the average fam.
lily: Sirloin steak. round steak, rtb
roast. chuck roast, plate beef. pork
chops, bacon, ham, lard, hens. -four
cornmeal, eggs, butter, milk. bread
potatoes, sugar, cheese, rice. coffee
and tea.
During the months from December
IS, 1919, to January Is, 1920, % OF the
A articles Of food for which prices
were secured in 1919 increased as fol
lows: Cabbage. 33 per cent; pOta
toes, 20 per cent; granulated sugar, 9:
per cent; onions. II per cent: lamt
and rolled oats, per cent each: hens
Z per cent; plate beef, per cent
-four. per cent; sirloin steak, ril
roast, chuck roast, bread and cream
Of wheat. per cent each; rount
steak and raisins, 3 per cent each
canned salmon and rice, 2 per cen
each; ham, evaporated milk, maca
roni, baked beans, tea. coffee an,
bananas. / per cent each.
Eleven articles decreased in price
as follows: Strictly fresh eggs, 8 pc
cent; butter. per cent; lard an
/ canned tomatoes, 3 per cent each
pork chops, storage eggs and orange.
q per cent each; fresh milk, came
corn, canned peas, and prunes 1 pc
cent each.
| Increases In One Year.
| From January, 1919, to Januar!
1920, % Of the ~ articles for whlc
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
Red Tape In ENGLAND,

"A certain poorhouse In the south
OF England had been turned into
military hospital. The matron wanted
some chimneys swept, and the local
sweep offered to do them for fifteen
snliiihgs; but the war Office. on re-
ceiving notice Of the need, sent the
army sweep from an adjacent town. He
climbed bodily Into the lower part Of,
wide chimney, and stuck there. The
local sweep offered to extricate the
army sweep for fifteen shillings. An
urgent wire was dispatched to the war
once for permission to spend this fur
tner sum, and the reply came back
You are authorized to remove sweep
at all COSTS"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
May Make Soap From CLAY.

Extensive experiments have been
made In England to ascertain whether
clay can be used In the manufacture of,
soap Results soon will be announced.
The Idea Is to substitute colloidal clay,
Tor the fatty acids now derived from
animal and vegetable sources. II this
proves commercially successful. It Isl
claimed It would effect great reduce,
ton In the cost Of manufacture.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26

From January, 1919. to January.
1920, % Of the ~ articles for which
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
Brings Century Old Tusks.

Portland, Ore.-Furs valued at $780,
600 and walrus tusks removed from
Siberian glaciers and estimated to be
more than hundred years old were
included in the cargo discharged from
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-26
Find Kitchen 5000
Years Old in AIsace

StrasbOurg.-The Kitchen" OF
a primitive man has been found
In a quarry at Achemham. AL
SAGE, where the charred bones
and teeth Of several mammoths,
wild horses, rhinocerl and
hyenas have also been dis
covered.
NJ. FOrrer, of the Archaeology
cal Museum Of Strasb0urg. says
In the palaeolithic age the
dwellers In Alsace used to hunt
these animals and eat them.
The ashes and earth In which
the food was cooked were found
with the bones.
The palaeOlithic age goes back
to 5000 B. c. This means that
the Kitchen" Is at least Ave
thousand years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
U. S. 10 Seize Foreign
Ships for Violation
OF Prohibition Laws

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