davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-12

Br. Kohlicek-H Hartwald pri-
mlouva Sc, ably dobroVolci re
spojeneckych armad byli pfi-
j.mani do svazu.
Br. Machacek pojednava D
yJznamu na$eho nazvu, re ma
me uziyati jmena Cechoslovak
s. nikoli Cesi Slovaci, jelikoz
to zni prilis Hlinkovsky.Jehlit
koVsky.
Mluvi 0 utelu stanoV chce-
NELL sorganisovat legionare
na zaklade prozatimnich STA
nov, tax jsme $ nasi praci no.
tovy.
Br. Stibr vyslovuje Sc pro ma
vrh spojeni vsech legionafu sv6
tove yalky.
BIZ. Klepal opakuje tentyz
l.ahled.
Br. DobiS zada to same.
Br. klepal stavi urtity ma
Nrh. ably do svazu ceskosloven-
skych legionsru prijimani byli
bez rozdilu vsichni voiini &c
spojeneckych armad.
Prof. slecna S. Hrbkova W.
siovuie MAJOR, re by bylo do
Ere, abv nastalo spoieni.
Pan Bernreiter mini to same,
jelikoz stejny zajem svedl le-
gionare k spolecn6mu cili.
Hlasovani 0 navrzich.
Navrh Machackdv: Do sva-
zu ccskoslovenskych legionafu
priiimani mali byt pouze legi-
onari z Francie.
Protinavrh Klepaljlv: Do
Svazu Ceskoslovenskych legio-
narll mohou bVti prijimani vsi-
Chni dobroyolci, kteri Sc pfihla
sill dobrovolne do spojenc-
Ckych armad od |. zari 1917
nepozdeji do primeri II. listo-
lpadu 1918 pouze dobrovolti
;Geskoslov. puvodu.
Navrh Klepaluv vetSinou hla
su byl prijat.
Volba vyboru ma stanovy
Ivolen byl sedmiGlenny vybor
Bfi. Klepal, Jan6a, Vaclavek,
Bures, Tlach, Sturman a Do
bis. Prisedici br. Kfizek.
Jelikoz n6ktcfi bratfi Ease.
Dali We vyboru ma stanovy, emo
ron dopoledni resolucni vybol
rasledovne:
Bri. Kohlicek- Hartwald, XII
ma, Simacck, Benes, Srot a
| kutis.
| ZZakonGeni siezdu 6. hod
vecer a dalsi Zasedani stanove
no ma nedeli ma 8. hod. dopol
V 7 hod. vecer pfatelsky We
tlfek ma privitanou legionarJ
! dclcgatu a hosti V osadni sin
l.. NJ. Lurdske.
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predseda sjezdu.
VaSi velke praci. Ujist'uji Vas
svou loyalitou k .Spoj. Statum
americkyr, nikdy nezapome-H
meme Vasi prace pro osvoboze
nj nasi stare vlasti.
2.) Svazu CeskoSlovenskych
lcgionafu V .Ceskoslovenske
Republicc.
My ceskoslovensti dobrovol-
ci francouzske legie a jingch
spoieneckych armad posilame
Vam re sveho sjezdu, konane-
ho V Clevelandu O., We Spoj.
Statech severoamerickych We
dnech 10. a II. dubna 1920,
bratrsky pozdrav a souhlas
mad dosavadnim postupem Va
seho svazu V zajmu vybudova-
ne Ceskoslov. Republiky av
zaimu u6eln6ho kulturniho
povzneSenf clenstva naSeho
iSvaZu.
Uiist 'ujemc Vas, zc Vase
snahy najdou vzdy porozume-
1ni naSich radach a my YAM
k MIN nabizimc naSi bratrskou
lpomoc.
Ia Svaz Ceskoslovenskych
legionafG Americe.
Plenum delegatd.
80 NaSemu velvyslanci Ces
ko7lov. republiky p. J. Masary
flovi We Washingtone, D. C.
Vazcny pane vyslance:
Prvni legionafsky Sized V
IClevolandu zasila prvemu Wy
slanci ceskoslovenske republi-
Ky Soustati tenio projev IL
icty a po2draV spolu ujiste-
lnini nasi neochYejn6 lasky k
Vam a Vasemu panu otci, dra-
h6mu presidentu Masarykovi
a na$i drahe viasti, ieiiz bla-
hO q rozmach = kaZdem ohle-
Idu vsem dGastnGnym prv6 ra-
l de nam nejvlce lezi ma srdci.
Chceme nadale iako legiona
ri pro blaho male republiky IL
silovne pracovati pine duve-
re jeji skv6lou budoucnost.
A. Ceskoslovenskcmu tisku
" Amcrice.
Jsouce pametiivi toho, iak
velico mas Ccskosloyeilsky tisk
y Americc az ma jistc znama
Tyyiimliy pracoval V letech ltri.
tickTch ruku ruce od pocat-
ku sv6toVe valky S druhym pra
telskym tiskem ma vybudovanl
nasi drah6 Ce3koslovenske re-
publiky, jak probouzel ma
badal az We spolecnG praci do
pomohl lidu teskoslovenskemu
k vitezstvi V pravu a Ell.
My, ceskosloycnSti legiona
ri, shromaldtni ma prycm sje-
2du Y Glevelandu, O., vc dnech
10. a II. dubna 1920 dekuio-
me mu vrclo "a upornou praci,
"a vSc, GO nadSehi naSeho lidu
dovcdlo privcsti k elf a la
dame ia dale 0 pratclskou
podporu dobach povalec-
nych, dobach tribeni pom6-
ru, tez jsou nutny k rozkvetu
republiky po sta!eti poroby a
|litisku.
Bylo to ceskoslovcn5k slovo
: psane, iez narodu nascmu ne.
4 dalo zahynout V minulosti, kc2
toto sfovo psane dovcdc icj ku
t skvcle metc V budoucnu!
81 UsncScni rcsolucniho W.
boru zastoupcni mluvcich
: "Druziny G.. S. Dobrovoicu :
/ Chicagu, ILL.,
Y pfilezitosti prvcho sjczdu
! c. S. legionaru V Cleveland6
O., pojcdnal 5ticlenny resolui
nj vybor a vystoupeni a obyi.
neni bratri Chicagske DruzinJ
vuci tTem clcnu V G.. n. Sdru.
(. zeni v Chicago a po dullad.
: mem uvaacni vsoch okoinostI
: -esllcdal, zc ma prrcm mi3th 10.
II an ~ II nj =, |,
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oAOAAidyAIli 4SdI. tc@coy HelliuLC
byti reti q souhlasime uplne
Sc stanoviskem "Druziny c. S.
Dohrovolch Chicagu V je-
lich vystoupeni a ponechava-
me tuto zalezitost pine jejich
kompetenci V duyere, re il ku
cti celeho svazu zakonti a ma
pravy zjednaii.
Povazujeme trapnou tuto Ia
lezitost "a 1plne mistni V uji-
stem, re jedna sc jim pouze a
toliko poetivou praci a nut
nou' ocistu.
So |. Sized 81 ceskosloven-
skEch legionaru projevuje. du-
veru~a uznani narodnim t4le-
sum.
My, z;lstupci eeskosloven-
skych legionaru We Spoj. Sta
tech americkych, shromazdeni
Ina |. sjezdu ceskoslovenskych
legionafn, pfihmame nasledu-
jicl resolnci;
Vzh1edem K uplynule vyko-
name velike praci zahranitnich
| Cechu a SlOyakJ americkTch
soustfedenych v rlznych orga
nisacich, spolcich a klubech,
jejichz stredu vytvoreny byly
nase tvudci revolucni organisa-
ce Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni,
Svaz Ceskych Katoliku Slo-
venska Liga, ktere byly ia
drem vedenim vsi osvobozo-
vaci akce ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda V Americe po celou dobu
valky, usnasime Sc:
Jsouee 81 pine vedomi obrov
skcho vyznamu celkove prace
shora uvedenych t6ies a pripo-
minajice 81 zive nadScnou Gin
most, soustredenou v ustredi
odbockach techto organisaci
po celOu dobu naSeho revoluc-
niho narodnihO snazeni "a sve
tove valky, vzpominaiice hr-
dostl ma podn6ty techto orga-
nisaci k Zahajeni akce vojen-
ske, z ktero vyprystil zaklad
naseho narodniho vojska, Ges-
koslovenskych legii,
uznayajicc S nejsrdecn6jSi
lvdecnosti neicistSi zaimy, ia.
Il1Vmi celia akcc znfih6nyth t6-
les byla vedena iedine pro do
bro a svobodu naseho Geskoslo
Ivenskeho naroda a vlasti, pro-
ljeyuieme timto vsem trem uvc-
denym organisacim: Ceskeho
Narodnimu Sdruzeni, Svazu
Ceskych Katoliku a Slovenskc
Lize, neiuprimn6jsi projev du-
VERY nellcenych srdeenych
diku ia vsechnu praci pro ma
lrod mas vlast vykonanou
jprejeme k dalsi praci zmine-
lnych teles mnoho zdaru V pev-
aem prosyedceni. &c tyto ma
lse yednuci organisace budou
povzdy dbati prikazu zajmu
celku a nestrpi osobnich ne
IpristojnoSti ma Skodu vSeho ma
Seho lidu.
Vzpominame phi to pfilezi-
tostl nadsene prace Sokolstva,
vSech nasich narodnich a We
rejnych teles, kterc zucastnily
Sc osyobozoyaci akce G.. S. ma
roda z .lichz rad ncjv6tSl po-
Get dobrovolcu do spojenec-
kych armad vstoupil. Prcjemc
Jim neilepsiho zdaru. z.
Soucasne proievujcme pg-
chou n radosti neJ vetSi uznani
a nejsrdecnejsi diky jako ver-
mi synovc syeho naroda zen
skym organisacim: Pomocnym
sborllm Vcelek a Priadek, A
merickym Ccskoslovenskym
! Odbockam Cerveneho- Krize.
Ny, legionari, nejlepe dovedc-
me occniti, co jste pro mas, sle-
.|chetne Wy zeny, jake. prave
: matky a, scstry vykonaly a ja-
| kIch obetl a dukazu lasky k
Inarodu jstc podaly.
VSem Var1 draZi hra III a co
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Zpravy rcsolucniho vyboru

Zpravy rcsolucniho vyboru:
Br. l.. krizek oznamuje Wy
slcdek porady resolucniho Wy
boru. re legionai'i chicagSti jed
nall spraynG a preli 81, ably nm
hyla vvslovena duVera, zVlaSsc
dclcgatum chicagskym.
Dale predscda upozornujc
liza scstaveni rcsoluce pro {. ).
n. S.
Vybor ma sestaveni stanov
ma pflprayit naNrhy tykaiicl
sc Svazu, z jakeho telesa bu-
dc sestayen a podminky Glen
stva. 0 tomto bodu rozpredla
BE ziva dabata, kterc Sc suca5t
milo mnoho delegatu.
Br. Kohlicek- -HartWald mlu-
VI o vyznamu pomeru legion;l
III franeouzskych, kanadskych
i americkTch.
Br. Andes vysvctluic, ze ma
sim ilmysiem bylo utvorit pou-
&c Svaz Z lcgionaru francouz-
skych.
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isoV%S Hchoiih pVA''s'i'i0F'' =
hRslIi prednesu dal5i zalezitosti
Sc Vas legionafu. Chef
b! ! :... !: !. &. !. !. : !. ]. !. !. !.
- nafneco, ze my
1fie y Ameriec,
va5i praci k o
.oslovenskG repu
Hi iste to, CO sc
zde N8sk1lD % sc iednalo a ze
tou dobou & o6te deli We Fran
eli q myslili, 7 budou zde jint
Zakony IN d vaSeho nhvratp,
piece sset-ny ytemu takov@mu
nepfistoupilol Podle zvVku. ja-
muz fikagm. abychom SC l@pc
syiadfilccffiice spa'ne. TO w
davani zHkkpnt nov%eh iinde
pokracujcra Ndc Y Americe ie
to tiestd horsi. My ismc zde
vsichni n1yslili, zo zde budemc
miti pohrokovG zakony, a dHes
ismc toho mineni, ze to nebude
miti koacc.
M9la isem radost. ze bude-
me npiri prvni Sized tcskoSlo-
yenskIch legionaru Y Clcvelan
du. O., ponevadz odtud vySlo
snad neiy6tSi procento dobro-
volniku a byl iakousi kolGbkou
Nsech snah vlasteneckych. NG-
della jsem, ze Vase prlobceHl
hude vyzadovati mEoho prate
q myslela jsem 81. lie YAM bI-
du moci pomoci. Mnozi 2 Vas
obratiii Sc ma Ceskosloyen sEou
oi,isi nell radost, lax by &c
nell sta,l americkymi obGany.
ri pax, ktcfi iei We yalcc ztra-
till, ably Jim list obcansky byl
nahraaen nQpym. Q tomto Jed
nala isem prodnlml pracovnI
~ vosNxsNNingtonc. TNalo %
nekollareni a konecne *me
priSli4A4o. ac zde name stare
zakonV. Tan Albert Johnson 20
dal Y tom Smyslu predlohu !.
12977, ktera nalcz& Sc Dyni
pred yysetfulicim Vyborem, a
Y ktcrc lsou obsaZeny nasledu
jicl body
/. Vaichni yojini, kteil slou-
zili we spoieneekTch armadaca a
Y dobe yalkv, mohoG Iadat 4
rfiobceni, kdyz DH!i cestn@ pre-
pustGni armadr, ale mu5i
podat stvrzcnnu, 70 bvli ped
rstupcm do armadv vc Spoio-
nych Statcch (udat podrobno-
sti. iak dlouho 1dc bHdlcl atd J
,. hahdCmI, htei} ~! }G
Spoienych Statech . kdo v%tou
pil DO ktcr 5koli srojcne.kd az.
ma!y, NIL r.yii obcansk]
list, budc ieho Goba stTavend
na voJnt pripotitana k jeho
pobytu We Spolenych Statech.
3. Ten, ktcry b. ncm6l prl
nj obcanshy paDir. dostanc 4.
znani casu strAvcntho na yo;'
ne. iako bt tbvI zdo. mnsi ii al(
yyzvodnout piYm obcansi<(
list a teprve "a , leta muzc &
stati obcanem.
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sss's'' sDvnr"

projevuje svuj nejhlubsi sou
hias c. s. legionardm a pfeie
sleadu mnoho zdaru.
Pfedseda br. Andel pcdeko-
val prof. Hrbkove "a jeff vec-
ne doklady, prerusuje dopo-
ledni zasedani. Urcuje pokra-
CoVani sjozdu ma 2. hod. odp.
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PRVY SIZED CESKOSLOVENSKYCEl
LECIONARJ V CLEVELANDU, O.

4 RefelFat prof. Sarly IIrbko-
vc:
~ IL
Bfatii, danny Q pratclc.
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i nafa6co, ze my
" Ztie Y Americc,
va5i praci k o
EoslovenskG repu
Ii .iste to, CO Sc
8 Sc .iednalo a ze
.te deli ye Fran
e budou zde .jint
vaSeho nhvratp,
|cemu TAX koV@mu
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Mention Mark Twain to the average
American and he at once thinks of the
Mississippi river and the life of Its
pilots whom Mark Twain has immor-
tailed In his writings.
But there is still another spot In
this world which Mark Twain has en-
deared to readers by inimitable wit
and delightful pen pictures Hawaii,
as Mark saw 1t and wrote and talked
about 1t, has been so inextricably in
terwoven with Hawaii as we hear of
It through magazine articles and
newspaper comment, that we are
wont to forget his contribution to the
immortalizing Of the island paradise
OF the Pacific.
The appearance on the Chautauqua
platform Of Miss Mildred Leo Glenn
ems, a cousin of the great American
humoTist, recalls at once the tie that
binds Mark Twain with the islands.
For she brings to American audiences
q revivifled Mark Twain point Of
view. Not only does she inherit some
of the traditional Clemens humor, but
she also has followed the paths that
Mark Twain made across the islands.
The third day of the Chautauqua
this season Is truly a Hawaiian day,
for with her Miss Clemens has
brought a group of native singers and
musicians TO give separate concert
and to lend truly Hawaiian air to
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TODAY'5S EVENTS.

st. Vincent's Academy, one of the
pioneer Catholic educational institu-
tons in Kentucky, celebrates its CEN
tennial today.
Charles A. Culberson, of Texas, old
est member of the United States Sem
ate on the Democratic side, in point
of continuous service, is 65 years old
today.
The annual convention of the Pacific
Coast Conference of Masters, Mates
and Pilots will open at Portland, Ore,
today and continue in session until
Saturday.
Representatives OF the leading col
leges for women in America will
gather in Pittsburgh today to take
part in the golden jubilee celebration
of the Pennsylvania College fpg
Women
The annual convention OF the Ma
tional League of Women Workers, an
organization Of bushes women formed
in New York more than thirty years
ago, will be entertained at Bryn Mawr
College during the three days begin
ming today.
Representatives of Great Britain,
Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Holland,
Norway, Sweden and Switzerland are
to meet in conference at Paris today
for the purpose Establishing COM
mon plan for the protection OF foreign
creditors OF Rusaia.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Covington, Kentucky. May 10th, 10

Covington, Kentucky. May 10th, 1920.
For some time past it has been
known TO many of my Republican
friends throughout the state that l
would be a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for United States Sem
ator.
/ now desire to make public an
nouncement of that fact.
keenly appreciate the responsible
ity and Importance of this high posi-
ton, and, in the event of my election.
will give to the duties of this office
the best there is in me and will rep
resent the people OF Kentucky and of
the United States to the best of my
ability.
| desire, also, to take advantage of
this opportunity to express my sincere
thanks to the many Republicans
throughout the state who have, with
out solicitation on may part, so kindly
and generously offered me their sup
port, RICHARD P. ERNST.
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an THE DAYS NEWS.

Charles A. Culberson, of Texas, who
celebrates his sixty-ffth birthday to-
day. is the Oldest Democratic member
of the United States senate in point OF
continuous service. Mr.. Culberson first
entered tho senate in 1899, and has
come TO be recognized as one OF the
party's ablest representatives. AS
chairman of the judiciary committee
and member of other important com
mittees, the has rendered valuable
service. In state politics he has been
honored by important distinctively
partisan duties, such as leading the
state delegation TO national conven-
tons, and he was governor of Texas
from 1894 to 1898. A lawyer by pro-
fession, he first won local hQnoss In
Dallas and Waco county, and later was
encouragement for the state, Ala
bama is his native state, and the Vir-
ginia Military Institute furnished him
with his education,
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Of my head at times. My bowels did
not move for days and could not eat
without suffering. The doctor could not
help me and one day told my husband
that l could not stand the pain any
longer and sent him to the drugstore
to get me bottle of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and threw
the doctors medicine away. After
taking three bottles of Vegetable Com
pound and using two bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash / could do
my own homework. If it had not been
for your medicine I don't know where
would be today and l am never without
a bottle of it in the house. You may
publish this IL you like that it may help
some other woman. Mrs. M A 7
SLENDER, 100 Orange ST., Wyandottep
Mich.
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TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.

1776-Davis Garrick made his last
appearance on the state.
1S29-Oxford won in the first uni
versity boat race with Cambridge.
1S33-Pauline Cushman, famous
Union spy in the civil war, born in
New Orleans. Died in San Francisco.
December 2, 1898
1S6l-Dorothea l.. Dix was appoint
ed superintendent of female nurses by
Secretary of War.
1S95-Richard olney of Massachu-
seetts was sworn in as Secretary of
State
1909-The Wright brothers. perfect
ors of the aeroplane. were presented
with gold medals by President Taft.
1916 - Charles f.. Hughes and
Charles Warren Fairbanks were NOM
mated for President and Vice Presi-
dent, respectively, by the Republican
national convention.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIRECTORS tried
by court martial at San Antonio, Texas
were sentenced to % years imprison.
ment.
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TROUBLE FOR HOMER.

Some more pepper mas been added to
the Democratic stew by the repudia-
ton of the leadership of Homer Cum
mings by one of the big four delegates
in New Jersey. He has launched a
vigorous attack on the Democratic
chairman, declaring that more full
blooded and yirile leadership OF the
party is needed. He makes it plain
that he does not intend to follow the
Cummings leadership.
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A piece of raw beef weighing 100
pounds, after being roasted, weigs only
6S pounds.
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PAINS NEARLY
DOUBLED NE UP
Nothing Helped Me Until |
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wyandotte Mich.-"For the last
four years / have doctored of and on
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UNCLAIMED MAIL.

Unclaimed letters in the Maysvllle
postoffice week ending June 8:
Alton, Jimmie
Banks, r. S.
Everett, X. n.
Gibson, Clyde
Hun, Mrs. Ivy
Harrington. Miss Pearly
Hill, Il. ID.
Johnson, Austin
Norman, Mrs. Pete
North Eastern Amusement Co,
Pugh, Elihugh
Pickett, Preston
Ruggles. NJ. a. 90
Rose, T. ID.
Rendel, Miss Margaret
Smith. Miss Mamie
One cent due on above letters. per-
sons calling for same Will please say
Advertised" NJ. r. KEHoE, p. NJ.
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THE FIR DUTY.

According to the chief medical ad-
wiser of the War Risk Bureau, it will
cost the Government about 1925, OO0,-
600 year TO care for Gal 800 veterans
of the World War who were disabled.
1t is this fact that is deterring many
members of Congress from giving
their assent to a general money distri-
button among those soldiers not phys
ically hurt by the war.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS.

Randall Parrish, author of a num-
bel OF popular novels, born In Henry
county, ILL.,, 62 years ago today.
Paul S. Reinsch, former United
Minister, now Counsellor to the Chi
nese Government, born in Milwaukee,
81 years ago today.
William s. Kenyon, UaiTed States
senator from Iowa, born at Elyria,
Ohio, 81 years ago today.
Francis X. Bushman, widely
known actor in motion pictures, born
at Norfolk, Va, 95 years ago today.
Battling Levinsky, who is matched
to boz the Europeaa champion,
Georges Carpenter, born in Philadel-
phia, 29 years ago today,
Blue is worn by nurses because blue
20 q ''healing" color.
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Blue is worn by nurses because blue
is "healing" color.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-10
AND AMERICA WATTS.

1t is reported that Great Britain will
furnish $5O,0OO,OOO TO Argentina to
meet a maturing American loan, But
even the interest payments on our
loans to England must be postponed!
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-10

W y n q u U nelp. i
b a V e had pains
every month so bad
that l would nearly
double up. Some
times l could not
sweep a room with
out stopping to rest,
and everything 1 ate
upset my stomach.
7 h T e g years ago
/ los t a Q hi I d
and 8 u q ere d 80
hadlv that I xraa ont
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-10
"MILLIONAIRE OIL MANI
CNMASKED As THIEF

Omaha, Nebr - Ralph Erickson,
manager of a motion picture theater at
Des Moines, identified sherry Scott.
arrested here, as the man who robbed
him of 5000 and diamond ring ten
companion. posed as millionaire oil
men here,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-10

The third annual convention of the
Michigan Womens Association of Com
merce will be entertained in Grand
Rapids during the first week of June.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-10
THE WILSON POLICY.

When we went into the war, Presi-
dent Wilson declared that we wanted
nothing for ourselves. Now heh have
us give away even that which we have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

10 rccentc gate di Nitti mel giusti-
hcare gil arresti operati in danuo di
avvenuti durante Ia notte del 81 maggie
scorso.
In quanto all 'Enciclica Papale con =
tinua ad cssere gggetto di larshi com
menti da parte del principali giornsli
della penisola. II Tempo dice che
essa segna una data storica tauto per
rItalia quanto per il Papato.
II ''Giornale d'Italia" dopo aver
dato plauso al Vaticano per Ia sua
larghezza di vedute mel rilevare lav-
venuto mutamento, dice che la rinunzs
papalc q circondata da COST alto pres
I tigio nella sua forma, da COST generosa
solennita da circonda re la Santa Sed,
da una uuova aurcola di grandezza {
di gloria.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

former enperor's supervision between
1893 and 1901. The naughty Joachims,
Albrechts and Ottos. in their armor
mailed fists grasping huge sabers. look
singularly out Of place under SO.
cialistic regime.
One writer suggests that they should
be shipped freight prepaid. to Will
helm 3 residence in Holland.
Many Germans still find difficulty in
realizing that the imperial regime is a
thing Of the past. Signboards in the
Tiergarten still bear the inscription
Royal Forestry Department" and
there are shopkeepers who display signs
that they are ''purvcyers to. II NJ. the
emperor and king or court" pho
tographcrs.
1t is rather pathetic nowadays tc
behold small boys in sailor suits wearing
caps with ribbons III. Ms Submarine
Flotilla." or III. Ms Air Forces"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
Rap Anglo Japanese Alliance

London. June 4.-tBy A. P.)--Re.
newal Of the Anglo Japanese alliance
il being sharply criticized by the Aus
traliau press, says a Melbourne dis
patch. II is suggested the terms Of the
alliance should include a proviso which
dragged into possible war between
China and japan, and newspapers there
arc insisting unCn tho right Of Austria
liaus to control domestic legislation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
HISTORIC SHIP TO BE SOLD
Vessel That Rammed German
U.5oat offered at Auction

Ieehrusee, BeIgSun. dune u nv \.
P.l--Captain Charles Fryatt's historic
ship Brussels will he sold at auction on
Junc %. it being stipulated that no
bids will he acccoted from any but
British subjects. The Brussels. which
was captured in June. 1915. by the
Germans and brought to this port. was
torrcdNcd h. Tho British during raid
hero on AnriI ~. 1918.
Whcu the brussels was hailed by a
German submarine early in 1915 Cap
tain Fryatt ordered the ship to ram the
L boat. Later. when Captain Fryatt
was captured by the Germans. he was
tried for a violation of the laws of war
and later executed at Bruges upon
orders from ADMIRAL Won Schroeder.