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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Too Much Exercise AS Bad AS Too
IitJle

Neither does a day ,I".ut ia ~" open,
.: T. ts lul,d with N-rl ~lrruu"us "A"r-
,..-" for which ones daily ruuin" has
not gwen one IN" proper Foundation.
y Sunday improperly spent may d""r-
N the hlu"nr>S or Monday. Bui. I" my
mind. that color " Md exist anyway.
h""aU>o - tn" dl'i.'iIl uaIur" ut Mnu-
day. Monday - e = Ting hack 10 work
dNv--nnG "N,n when on" likes To work.
one hates - got back t. work
ono goes rhrmgrh every Monday. in
lesser d"Gr"c 'hr difficult adjustment
wh!rh raH ola" coming back from II VA
rA,irr nVS lu make.
II wrr" II business man and wanted
an cSu"c.tlly good r'"C" Of work done.
I would never start nay employee On II
IN Monday | would wait until Tues
day. or perhaps until Wednesday,. when
presumably u" had gotten his mental
attitude adjusted ana didn't have |" use
some - his enerry for that. Besides,
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PARK Po1 SAL1 On 11M1-Ho. J
HA1M AID BUnD1H00, ALL II
GOOD CONDITION. CALL On AO.
DNNS0 THE 0WN11, =. p. AAQQ1NG,
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LOST AND FOUND

10Th street and Pest
office. Mutual Savings Bank BOOB;
244l5. Return 10 Mutual Savings Bank.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
wANFED-MALR.

wANTED-Able-bodl man for ship
ping clerk. two weeks day and two
weeks night. Permanent Job. good pay
TO right man. Must be able to furnish
best OF references. Chance to learn re-
frigeration engineering. Apply to Mr..
Davis, United Dairy Co. f-3-i
WANT3p-Heaters and laborers. APP
ply Warwood Tool Co.. foot Of 18Th
St. Warwood. f-3-i
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N1SC1LLANIoUH.
DATEMTC Secured Trndc.
fAlEN marks register.
ed. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
Y. =. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. W. Va
Ho3 1ENr
ToA SALE.

FOE sALE-Household goods. Full line
will be sold cheap. Call between a.
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WANTED sALES1CEH.

wANTED-Salesman. Salary and conn
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~ by Rmt1n Cameron Z
WHY IS BLUE MONDAY?

h. Tuesday or Wednesday un" begins
e.. - IT,, ,.tllr. 90. ones SUNDAY r,S'.
Don't We Usually Plan Our Pleasure
For The TaSt of Tho week.
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Secretary.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

.fwmSla kdsa JON hsla mclNsh
.na ~ ID mAtau " a. neinpsNits
nschedila ftl n ehNrasala Nee
\ klrfoa velkpa ohasu Vhu'
.AalA IA kunetNt sama ~ ruln.
Mohla i a. y dpi h vvlkemu hofl
mas ssfoh ltNnlNi s,ati ioHe ~
A ihkan mela mAost ~
|il ~ hrs. daekA IL slfihWe ,rsel
Nv a \ prssince " ha,ls osiasc.
I,at 4 mlaslus NdAlteli Nsiiut
SO Al. n%alewninS, ncisinrkl
.deptN n%atoscniut a unu strhMop
I,e.elka lak Ni ale 10 b sNa kds
ItIustk 4 telA ucilrpsi uaAtic, ~
ben ucnprusnS osud iin0k nF.
hodne
tCtsna panii rfilmetc moii ii.
sousirasl mad bolrstnot
Ialrd,ou yasi mllnvant scslry MNl
Ine udane datum o%pravuiemc, ne.
boz v r~nEceh,sntm stavu Nain,
lse podohne nedopaifeui pfihudi
lttcnatky bndc ltsit, kdya i ~
ltasem vspomcnrtc dupisem nf
"E II srdetut vas tdmyi
pnfadntrlka,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

ailtm ma ira NAAkie Z
i,he smvgif iSlAsa Aru
kfamANa,i' rsnlsAk VIVA a.
nsiaNfRskehe nArsAA 4 hasehe
sihm uhAe ~ Alii isn icduim smt
4 slosaush sm
nnesm rNuers nssan lvtcl ms
.saau8luieh IA mN, ~ ne,miAlv
pmllvb, li,tu ANS uaiulA ami III
Ivili Mas Mhsi " . sntlAlnlch ~
laho M IL h,in rriNllci
sfst,s, mnhop Nsak ssiiA
INti ieu ~, slsnks rovucali a bru
.trstvi .=s@-.
sl@hms ke knlitt, IN ,loham.
IA fa ipsl nnin0 nnfili - nehrspc,
ltt hulseyickeho ta9kladH A IN
iest malno PROFESSIONAL ptuii ~
mn. vs. slatla vs%lcdnavalN $ kalans
lslovansktho kiskai tNShnnt
nontlt,y pnllcsk Rev syolcni al
rntla nemd ami uas Mhranieni mi.
Instr In Rcucs prAYa vyiednaya.
Iii M filcm Cieerincm r'oilrsk
lproiestuicmc proii iaktmukoli,
ltajntma paktn ktert snad ohsia
lrh,a n Rnsku dr. Smcral rroie
Esmicmt We imtnu tisieh ohtti ri.
skteh seskoslnvenskle Mas,
lrcpublika ncponesc dale 1dani !,
Jest bolscriekl Mas starry rra
lporI tcskosloycnskt gavlaie opetni
nad uasi viasti nn dnkaa ae i>m'
skutctnt syebodni. ze stoiimc zl'
lbs strait u " ~ nehucme $ mista
lkicrt uih vykd1aln nAse mimi
lost a nasc trstn6, vclika historic
fBoufliyi. dlouhctryaiici potlesli
lShfomaltleM poNstnNh a riili rec
Iniei %ovacc.l
Ma to promluyila pi Smolarov
10 velikt zodpoyedn0sti d ilkoll
Itcskt 2eny, zyldstt matek pi. Vet
.%Iierovd o poslani akadcmick.
vaddlonJch zen V politicktm II
yot6, a ellen N :. prof Nemec
VSaehuy proieyy byly p%rovdzc
my ySeoben$m srdednlm souhlo
Isem.
IN zpsyu "Ilej SLOWING byl.
/, vclkolepd sehhze sknnteua
tLaskav6 zaslnla nam sic. Arm
Spudkoya z Prahy,)
n AZ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

Naacna PAM Radovdl t'rosim,
|sdeltc. moznosli VAN. proc Tide,
lktefi nahodou n k n6jakfmu TO-
mu dollafu p%omohou. stanou Sc
|hncd hrdtmi n dloyeka nemaiet.
Intho ii vice ami ncyaimaji, Xa la.
Iskavou odpovtf prosi Kraianka.
Odpov6d' K~rajancc Ncyim,
proc by ntiakf ten dollar mel mi.
III na tlovtka takoy$ yliv9 Clio
vdk sirEiho rozhledu. cloytk vzdf,
IlanI nikdy sc ncsnizi k y6ccfi
mallm, malichern&m, ale spisc
Ihledd jddro W skofapee, nczli by
III pfedcm obdivoyal. Jenom ten,
ktery nrmA Y hlny6 n v dusi mno.
ho. hledi pr6zdnotn onu naluradi.
III snad t'kowm''l
GtfuA PAM RadoyAl ePfcdem
lodpusftc me smelosti, IL NJ doyo.
Hui ! il vas obttaoyati otazkou
IA slice, elm je to, ~ So tolik mia
IdPch pdrkh zeni a vddya 4 10 pra
VI Y ease drnh0ty il nrdostatkl
hyt6 a ydbec yscho. IN odpoyGd
pfedem VAN vdtf Dfda.
Odpovtd D6dovi; Ttzko van
dhti IN otdzku ureilou odpoytd'
oebof pficin, proc ~ pr6yt ted
middez 2eui a daya, jest vice
Ale jcdna Ne zdh toto dobe zfoj
mou u III jest ~ mladt muzi mus.
lplatit yyssf cenu IN byi, straw Il
Vie ostafnf, u X tomu jektt ygdaie
i milenkou. kterh jspu fnsio dosi.
pelikh, vezmeme II v 1yahu auto,
modify . jiuf zabayy MnohS II
y6af, W hodnf nGetff, kdyz vi mil
IN yezme IN lenu ably ! ou0 W
staraIa %soufaand 0 kryii yfloh ~.
ziyobgfj, jeS ptifomnh dobs Wy.
zaduje
cffnh panf Iiadoy6l Kada byeI
.lslysfla VA dsudek . nynljsf mo
Ide n 1stroN zenY Mind W 10 pr.
mo hnusi, ME deery moje iem D
pafnTho mfufni, v 1etf Alatka
OdpoyNf Mates 90 W mAbo 4
sudtn we, pffmo odmzuji iakoh
knIv yfAtfednosf A nyn4jM mn
IA vAkutku jet v~1stfsdnf ss1Att1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
,shfit Gasv ia Ns@ra II


Nft sAtlsA, MleN Va hAmlW : II.
luAlkea \ MultheSleleh
SghaN Aslnv rse msimensi slrr
lpe do I ~ rak iaAesi nutue
hotonis lfe iieeteieAf slFlNV A'le
IN sreletne W. a ptaecsalA
NJ Mnaee r. lsonse iei'M
slaN pa slnNenshn %solthfutH ~
siaN pto trmeAlne tanesinah'.r \
l'rvsNwt z fiietie ~ sl'aleA se'nu.
siaig,rh slrf'rN y NtN''slnsf
v klAfnNa hs'asn stthAprii ~
ueeNi slerti Ito sstia ffihl'tl'l0
Anmosska ohef hsta' r~'NlllNns'
ntisrtN \ tpi'eh hlt'insltliasih
Slppte Nshastlt dn hNnla' hiainr-
nA dati Jim s',nle 9 rflslrNev
pcutsile lako WrNhi roinoe y no
~ tiynestt
on pncfRlelelsl q meholn"h'
pax opusli ns'aN a lioo' any y
samusintnt 2tvilt Me 81 pence
ic dnes roirchi va Nserkol
Pied Lefty ebodivalR lscm cas'''
ma kldros bNNala isem " Ivy.
Fetch : nevidunN mt po1na'alN llcn
2ivot, iclieh roNahn' maSho tlel'
nelen strbdani' ale ! S'esih Mae
most Jak iclich dusc'ni kfak ".
di q go Nidt, iak citlive sltsl Vs.
chnt 1nk lr1ieh hcfNy Nnllaall 4
niimase sVtt jiitok hehli my
ktcti mamc use prilts so''s'fe'ie
NO We graklt
A rfisla jsem p4 dlollte dnh'
opet ma kldror' lstaN j. roasl
: ron, ma ycltke z0mefy q FslIdc pl
no snohf po llepsenh oil touhN
po oltromnt knihovne slepeckeh'
Itisku. NJ po snazc, zrovna rod
| tovskt, Yybaviti Slcpef do Slvoi'
I hespctue a d~1stolne, NSlnti III
sy6ta iemeslniky, ladite plan, In
debnikr, ufi'ele hubby
Ale p1da IT, stale ucJista y ne
lZl4mf.4I8.a .4Ast.E aA.a.4X ..a.l A. st.t
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|Rh&ena Jesenska,
MA KLAROVE.

lc mnoho hidy n ncstesti IN
kdy2 .ismp loduc nespo.
koieni fikdme tomu i ohlihou o.
II ialuiemc ii Il reptame
|proii nsndu, uyaSme, ien kdyby
nam hylo porutcno zaslfiti 81 zrak
ma den, iakd muka, n pomyslcme
Isl neyidtti nikdy, nemiii oei
'otcyfcnlch ystfic hebi, zdzrakhm
|pfirody, drahvm bylosieni, sloSi
|tosti prdccl
0pakuime 81 w ehgilicll splice.
mn, ~ vidime, " name ncporusc
|nf aak, a iak mallmi Nc nam
|obipyi nase wtochy!
Nesttsti jest p%roy6zono M vi.
|hadn5m milosrdcnsivim. ku podi
va, iak Slept cd narozeni bfyaii
spokoieni, ovsem neisou Nj yedo.
|tui, echo ztratili, die tpho ono
Istrddani, tina ziyota peyidomfho
yysy%6tloyala by ponurost ndlady q
|skepsi.
Ma svohodndm st6tu jest, ahy
zabczpecil ziyot ysech obcann, abs
Itcdy ! slepf ufinil schopnJmi ia
mostatndho ziyota u prdcc.
Strasllyo pomysliti, 60 ydlka Ii
di oslcpilal Jak robust Ne one
|zlo. ably bylo zmifm6no, ably 20.
Istiaeni kfutfm oslldem uaucili VI
pracovati. ccliti nude. snad | ne
dostathu Sy6t pfijim6 ncsfast
No a posild jim 1tecbu v lasce
kte,a kond diyy.
Ale ! ia syddoni sthtu jesi, BY
bd6lo md n~cblahgm osugem svfcl
lobcauf.
Rikali isine II cd zatdtkn ms
syobody NJ ncbude bidy. ncbndi
jedlpfho optlstGntlio cIpvdkn tr
picibo, ne%sfnstntbo ihdosfatkeu
nelayiienfm. AMI Myinfnlm
Bditi mad ysjm Il made ysemi
Slfpota IL ipdntm 4 ~neiy1tkiol
|ncStistf.
Jcstt chybj mDobo, abyehon
mobli b3ti spokojopi 4 yfsIedken
praco pro slcpcc.
V Geehlch liz name zorpaniao
vanf 1stayy pro Slope Odboek,
1stoyn, opafrovm pro SsIefi
dtti M Hradduneci posiIG, odello
yanm ~ DeyIoya 1stayu memo
rkf ~ fsti ~ H., pro ddti K BIZ
dcbnimn yzdflani, slopM 1Atay Il,
llfadfafecb. ~ IA lcfeclt pab
~pfiehhzeji dffi ID KIdrova 1sta
W. kde NJ M pfsrDu slcpeh Il ~
mesldmi toaikafstvf k~artafniefvf
pieteI rohozf h zidli dlIdnf ku
pie, ludfnl pian i hudbf, nrktef
navbffynf kcneeryatof MINI
mladf phi FIND dAtay I dospTIf
~ Hf
jlma " dosud zdtl6ni nedostaIo
Pfo neduljyf, stare elspee MD
ne 1Atav no Bmieh0vf Pro chit
'Faye rrdti n~esebornA divky ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

asA,sFsch len / ,lrslnosi uiiaf
|ku est NAM lenAm mNtAlnss Me
~ nrssm misls ma dAAt y
|pfvsuuu mmralnl ,svhn,a ditch
lraklt al ora tile sratnfm rfls
iol r. lalAa ceekAsati ~
lknukulis narfnsu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
Ielkptn
= y /.
glctna T.. Kubikoya,

Sletna /. Kubikova, PRADA
Ijzkov. fechy. - Ot angliekf ~
frazctky ysemi proStfedky bojo'
valy. ~ " zeny vsech narodh ~
mahaIg, dostalo se aeskSm lrtiam
uenadale pr obtloyenf satnostai
uoati yoIebnibo prAya. Jsem
zena nnprosto svobodcmyslna
hamnstatna. ale timto yolebninl
prhyem nejsem nikierpk nadSe.
na Nevtm jak ' Ameriee 10
ehoyajf zeny Il politin, ale 4 l,as
zepy nemaii poiifiekfho %vyehoya.
III, Ovsem, yfjimky json ysl'de,
ate i uAs mlisi W BRAT Y dyabEI
proletari6f. kfer5 jistf tyoU WN
eeIku i zeny tdehto yrb'sv "
yelmi maIo starsly D polifiktl Ne
mzIy prostf casn, EAda nsdovo.
Ii n,j,oAo uyazoyhni . pfNmskletl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

.MoHUTNY pRoJEV CESKYCH
ZEN.
Eek. la. II, dubm 1870

49, go " L
Manifcstaenf schuxc lin Xotint
|bsla dhstoinou mnnifcstaci zen
IN ceskust uasehn stGtu,
|. Ncspoaetut dayy tcskich zen
Ipfisly, ably dokalaly ~ 6cskd DC.
ina ncsradi syhj sotva probuzenN
|narod We chvili ueivttSiho nebeg
Ipeti,
po nadsen6 Eenskou jemnou dn
Isi pravt Ccsky hluboce procitene
|Feti pi. kuneticke propuklo idsa.
I've nadseui mnoha a mnola set
IpfitomnIch zen v iediny spontan
Ini ytkfik pro vit6zstyi vsenarod
INF strany esl, mar, demokracie Y
Itechto historickfch yolbach.
teske zeny tn proicyily aphso
hem TAX dhstoinJm, neochyejne
rozhodn$m. jake yroucne DOZEN
nym, Gc syymi hlusy dopomohnu
TX plodne prdci tenn poslanc6m.
kteti ehtdii a doyedou yyhudova
Iii pro mas n pro nase deti repnbli
ku pokrokoyon 4 phi tom rye de-
skou u slovanskou, jez Dude po.
~zehndnim n stestim vSem spolc
ccnsklm vrstyam narodnim
krdtce pc pill 4 iodine zaha
lila pi. Novotnd schulz IN ohrom-
ne ncasti Zen ysech stayh a tfid.
prvni uiala 81 sloya ellen. n S.
pi Vikova kundtickG, kterd v IL
yodn svt reel wlstilne oznacila
soncasnl stay, iak p~fcdurtila iei
yladnf koalicc, dobfe relirovanou
ylddnf operetou, na niz islne boz
hnzel zaplatili yStupn6 sySm nj
rodnim Il sloyansklm eharaktct
rem, Nzpomnela oreanisatuiho
|tfidniho sySitmn, jenz spoutal nj.
rod, ro2yrdtil jcho schopnost, zdc.
eimoyal ieho tvofiyf silly Gkolem
intelligence jest dncs osyohozo.
val, yestiM poyznasetil (Potlesk
kde le 10 %ysechno, elm jsme dfi.
We byli, 90 ismc miloyali, zac jsme
bojovali9 Jak 10, " ismn We mo.
lhli talk zm6niti. u mohli isme sc
tak sniziti7 ~ ndrod jake celek
q organicka soutastka velkgeh III.
| jim Slovanstya stoif roztfidtn II II
Ideal slayanskt mysltnky' stal q
siainim zlocinem7
Recniee yzpomind, jak hajila
jiz pred yllkon prayo scbcurtcn'
, ndrodd Takto ii jc vsak ncpfpd.
! stayoyala. Tdzce nesla, kdyz MIR
soe. strnna Yydala tisice sy@el
pfislusnikn sanc intcrnaeionaln
propaganda. Osohnost tcskfln
ldtlnika lako osobnost tcskfho. ~
, mtd6Ice byly il vSak vzdy zdrgt
i knu, N ME We staff ncmize, 90 b,
I. o~hrozovalo kofeny nasi narodni /
s%loyanskf bytosti.
! JnkTm pravcm sroyndyaji dnci
poyoland ktnhy nabe poinfry /
pom6ry demologoi6 tfaucic 4 20
razonhho NtmmkaY foz jsme no
twill We yalce Rakonsko a Meme
cko9 (Sonhlas Ncpr6voznjc Il,
zde mczindrodDi syindl We jntm
humanity d tpskobrntrstyig uo
tlcsk fm ueumirdmc dosud hIa
) dem No zaimy Ntmeeka Il Vidnt
! Tody mnsinm Nc ttdfi, kde md
nj ndrodni zodpovddnosi i nhrod
hi zrada' ~ k1aIiee Mbrdnili
kryeproIitff GU pak II nas ieEt,
! pred rokem NIL ntkJo touhu p'
. krveproIitfY Lid stojf zdr bez RI
/ 10y Y prson chi ysak ot1zku. d,
ktprou mn nikdo Il Widen peod
| poyi \
. vzpominh irdu, jimz rozIoziL
narod sociAlni demok rapje. Dne
1 e mozDh ien posfavit se b braui
N cenD Mvofa ndrod d icho nv
No nabyfon syob0dn B6da TEN
ktsH pfihIi, ably \ NJ kupciJll Nd
i lest Jlsstn1 IA svnboda, p11a!i
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Svrrr Ross

ksgta t.iie NJ mAt
5is wlkt tsala,
Alasiesta 81 ymh
als alttAls,
lisaHN b hosi s,ili.
ty is rsikfyt Atn
slnngv slAiN tsrtt
By 10 sle@n1l sgh
Nlbt ialen q semi,
ably plnly dAb
slovtk sfhsien ioAucu,
ahy NpruminaL
sulte iAs6, htcie
it ehvili sutsrne,
iaku vsppAu sNttl
Vssana Nttnt ne
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MEsic

Me~ir tcrvcr. mesic 70 kras.
ntch kyein rae. k%rAloyny 70
vsprh kvttm A zdrnvcn jest to
masie. Ne klerem sc kon6 ncisiee
shatkn manzclsk Nch, Pod louhim
rnReni pokryttm, y1duchcm pro-
sycentm svt2i ru1oyou vanL poll
So rdsovd nalada milenc0, ktefl
\ tnmtu sladktm opoicni .isou u
nascui do sftr nadpozemskSch
talk 10 ami 81 Y tom case neuvedo.
muii. he iedcnkrate probndi sc
opoieni sladktho onoho pocltu y
naleynoa sc opet ve Vsednim, ne
kdy nj fadnim zivote. Vsak tab
jake rue odkycte zahy n llstan'
mn kerr mimo listy icn trni, tai
t6z Y nasem Siyote Sc pfihod
vaznt zm6ny 49,.
zivot mas se podoba hodn6 70
mu krasnemu kerr rae. Vstupu
lice don pine naddji u krasnScl
illusi, kterd sc dasto promtni
trpkt zklamani. Pro mnoht me
sic aeryen pfindsi ien yonnt RUE
kdesto pro jiu6, icn bolnt yzpo
minky il hluhol<S aal, kter$ an
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.e mas malo, kteii uvalnleme
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d1 - zaklad ovoenSch plodll, KITE
RI nam podleti n iesen pfinasl II
o~hcerstveni II 2aroven nasycen
nasemu ii mnoht statn6 rodiny.
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ccryen vsak poll drnha : druSkot
v syaz do neznam6 pouti zivotem
4 dopisf nasieh mil}ch dopiso
vatclek y matitky Prahy jest IRE
imo. 70 politicke pomery isou We
ionom nr 10, eeho my fecho
Americana isme otekayali-sbra
ffeni n zamitnuti zayisti ieden vi
II druhtmu, iichz cetne tnmni po
litickd strany vlci nezaylslosii ~
d vflti ncpfatclum postradaii. ia
ko ysude iindc, Ii SOCIALISM, oyli
da i politiec vy2namne hrubstvi
tudiz divine Ne, ze zeny daji nj
sluchn.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
HAWAIIAN RACE DIE
FASTER THAN BORN

HONOLULU. T. H., Sept. 5. -
Hawaii's' native race Will be extinct
in IS years if the ratio OF births
and deaths set by the official figures
for the fiscal year 1890 is main
tanned. This is indicated by the re-
port Of DR.. +. +. Trotter, president
Of the territorial board OF health
which shows that during the year
the deaths OF pure blooded Hawai-
ians totaled 1909, while there were
SIS births.
There are approximately 25, coo
pure blooded Hawaiians living on
the Hawaiian islands, according To
estimates. Reports for past years
show decreases in their numbers
In marked contrast with the evil
denCe that the Hawaiians are mem
bers Of a dying race" are the vital
statistics dealing with those who
represent mixtures Of Hawaiian with
Caucasian and Asiatic blood
OF the Caucasian Hawaiians, 249
died during the last fiscal year. while
there were 699 births I'm that section
Of the territory's population. The
Asiatic- Hawaiian strain-principally
Chinese Hawaiian - recorded 1913
deaths and 49l births.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

organization, is assistant secretary
Of the republican national commit
tee and a member of the executive
committee Of that committee. The
Endorsement signed by Mrs. South
is by no means a milk and water
affair
To-day" il says, Woodrow Will
son stands forth before the nations
of the world as the commanding
force for justice and a world democ-
racy. He goes now 20 perfect that
which has been baptised with the
fire OF battle and sealed with a cove
nant Of blood-a wide democ-
racy, a democracy in truth Of all
the people"
In view Of the Endorsements given
to President Wilson by these two
officials of the republican national
committee democratic politicians
smile when they ask how National
Chairman Hays and the mere men
associated with him can find it in
their hearts 10 say cruel words about
the chief executive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
TOBACCO SMOKE MAKES
4 BARRAGE ~ KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept. 5.-Tobac-
co smoke has proved n small storm
cloud in the offices Of the Kansas
state department Of education. Out
of IL has grown a mandamus suit,
according 10 Miss Julia King. who
brought the suit.
Her petition recites that Miss Liz
zie Wooster, state superintendent of
public instruction. has refused TO
sign Miss ',.ing's pay voucher for
July. Miss King says further that
this was the direct outcome of a
strong prejudice held by Miss WOos-
ter against the use of tobacco by
mon emf Logged in educational depart
ments of the state.
Miss Wooster declared, according
10 Miss King. that no man who
smoked was fit TO head the Kansas
teachers. Miss King demIrred. At
ter some further discussion. Miss
Wooster informed Miss King. the
latter says, that her services would
rot be required after July I. and
that no pay voucher would be forth
coming after that date. Miss King
Insisted that the Kansas State Board
of Education only could separate her
from her job. and remained at her
desk. in the same room with Miss
Wooster.
When Aug. 1 came. and no pay
voucher arrived for Miss King, Miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06

communication be established east
ward.
The Russians insisted upon par
leying regarding the Far Eastern
situation as a whole. that fighting
cease on all fronts, and that the ne
gOiiations assume the aspect OF an
international conference instead of
parleys between two military COM
mands.
ION May 25 the parleys were in
terrupted, because the japanese
wished 10 discuss the situation west
of Chita only. stating that they were
not authorized TO do more
"On June . Krasnotchekoff sent
memorandum 10 Gen. Oi express
ing surprise that the japanese mis-
sion was not empowered 10 treat
with the Russian mission and re-
peating the offer that the pre- Baik-
al railways be considered tempOrar-
ily within the Japanese sphere OF
influence, thus, practically renOunc-
ing sovereign rights in this territory
for the sake Of peace"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-06
PROMINENT WOMEN
IN G. 0. P RANKS
INDORSE WILSON
Favor Presidents Suffrage
Policy and Tell
Him So.
CBy Louis Ludlow

(By Louis Ludlow
WASHINGTON. Sept 5. Demo-
cratic politicians at the national
capital are chuckling over enthusi-
astic Endorsements OF President WiI-
sons suffrage record by two women
who are very eminent IN republi-
can party cOunci,s-Mrs. Harriet
Taylor Upton. OF Ohio. and Mrs.
Christine bradley South. of Ken
lucky. The politicians are saying
that in view OF the enthusiastic in
dorsements given by these two dis
tinguished ladies it WIFI be difficult
for republican leaders OF the male
species 10 make it appear that the
democratic administration deserves
no credit for putting across votes
for women"
There has been presented to Presi-
dent Wilson during the last few
days a morocco bound volume which
he prizes very highly. II contains
Endorsements by prominent women
OF his record as a promoter Of equal
suffrage.
One Of the most enthusiastic of
these Endorsements bears the sig
nature of Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton,
vice chairman Of the executive
committee of the republican nation
al committee. 1t comes from the
Ohio Woman Suffrage association
and the signers. besides Mrs. Upton.
who is president Of the association,
are Dora Sandos Hickman. second
vice president; Anna =. Johnson
third vice president: Margaret J
Brandenburg, recording secretary
Edith Morris Hughes, corresponding
secretary, and Zell Hart Deming
treasurer. This communication is
directed TO The President. Washing
ton. D. c." and says:
Sir:-The officers Of the Ohio
Women Suffrage association wish
you TO know how much they APP
pEeciate ~our efforts in behalf Of the
women Of the United States.
That you should have paused in
the midst OF a terrible war 10 assist
in our conflict is something we shall
always remember. as will the women
who come after us.
when at Atlantic City you said
you had come not 10 fight us. but
TO fight with us. we knew we had
gained a great ally.
"Ohio is a hard state in which tc
work and we have been able some
times TO keep ourselves and CO.
workers at our task because we have
known that you, the great leader OF
all the men and women Of this great
country, were standing near. We
are grateful 10 you"
The name Of Mrs. Christine Brad.
ley South appears appended to ar
equally strong Endorsement from the
Kentucky Equal Rights association
Mrs. South, who Is president OF that