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Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
Bull ThrCWer Given An
Opportunity in Court

Margarito Lusa, much famed bull
fighter, was given a chance before
Justice of the Peace Frank Roach
yesterday, to pour forth his profession
(bull throwing) on the court in re
launched against him after he was
sponse- to the charges cf BURGLARY.
caught ransacking the home Of H. H.
House OF CaleeXico.
The man was in the process Of re-
moving from the home of Mr.. House
many gowns and suits, belonging to
the family, when they returned home
from the theater. The man made him
seelf scarce, but was caught few
blocks from the house.
He is being held on $500 bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Lingo have pur-
chased a $500 home from the Cole
COPELAND Company Of this city and
will occupy it after the first OF next
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

the consent of his captain to make the
perilous trip.
By dint of great courage and perse-
verance he gained the inside &C the en-
ony lines, ssecured the neo.lrl inforna
ton as to the probable power of The
enemy to longer withstand the Allies
assault, and with smiling face he recited
his observations to the company COM
mander.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

Right at the height of the hostilties
before the town of Audenaude, Belgium,
Nov. /, 1913, Capt. John II. Level Of
Company f, 31Gth Engineers, with the
Ninety-first Division, called for a vol
unteer to reconnoiter in advance of the
front line trenches, a daring and haz-
ardous undertaking, which meant that
whoever was taken in the effort would
be shot forthwith
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

should be discovered and brought to
justice.
We feel convinced we voice the senti-
ment of every true American in the
county when we say that no expense
should be spared and no efforts untried
to bring this about and that right
speedily.
r. Fl. CLARK. Chairman.
AUSTIN \. GRANT, Sec.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
Valley Lad Volunteers.

A young private of the outfit, Wes-
fey NJ. Bridenstine, of Holtville,
promptly stepped forward, tossing
aside whatever hope he might have of
seeing the home folks, and modestly Of
fered his services.
Warned that to be taken by the
Boches in the town of Audenaide Wi:
the Germans still in possession meant
death, lie smilingly persisted, and won
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20
Called Again.

Yet a second time he was called
upon to make the trip through the ell
emy lines at great hazard, secured i'm
portant data, and though pursued by an
back TO the friendly shelter of the
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

4 observation-disclosures of the
charming ladies of Washington
society this winter is Nine. J. Va
rela. wife OF the new minister to
the United States from Uruguay.
She is expected to be one of the
popular hostesses of the season.
She brought her three children,
with her,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-20

The Cincinnati Reds not 1oahng during winter
months; they're out making Larry Kop husing
snortstop hnsng just as hard to sell automobiles
natl Henie Goh is selling shirts. Slim Salee, Rariden
and Eddie Rouch farming Jimmy Ring working with the
Mergenthaer linotype Brooklyn. mama
ger OF mine in Illinois and filling out OF
various jobs 30 wv ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
If BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush your kidneys occasionally
If you eat meat
regularly.

Ne msn or voman who ests meat rexu-
Iarly can make a mistake by nuahinw
the kidneys occasionally, says q we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric add
which clogs the kidney pores % thsy
sluggishly filter or strain only part -
the waste and poisens from tbs blood,
then you get sick Nearly an rhsumA-
tism, headache, liver trouble, narvous-
ness, constipation, dizxinesa, sleepleas-
ness, Bladder disorders come from slug
gish kidneys
The moment you feel a dun ache I'm
the kidneys or your back hurts. or b
the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full Of
sediment, irregular OF passage or attend
ed by a sensation Of scalding get abou.
four ounces OF Jad Salts from any re-
liable pharmacy and take a tablespoonful
In glass Of water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys win then
act fine This famous salts Is made from
the acid Of grapes and lemon Juice, COM
bined with Hthia and has been used for
generations to 1uzh clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neu-
trsIize the acids In urine so II no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders
lad Salts IS inexpensive and cannes
mJure; makes a delightful erervescent
Whitewater drink which all regular meat
eaters should take now and then TO keen
the kidneys clean and the blood purM
thereby avoiding serious kidney cnmpI-
cationA-Advertiseman
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
LONG LIST
OF SYMPTOMS
North Carolina Lady Was Nervous,
Weak and Suffered Greatly,
But Relief Soon Came
After She Took
Cardui.

Asheville, n. C.-Mrs. J. A. SIuder,
of As Woodrow Avenue, this city, re-
Gently made the following statement:
II was In a very rundown condi-
ton after wasn't able to go.
IT was nervous, weak and couldn't
do my work.
81 felt like, at times, no matter
what happened, couldn't get up a
spark Of interest.
q was depressed. blue, and con-
tinuaIly on the lookout for something
to happen.
Il couldn't sleep. to do any good,
and had to force myself to eat when
meal time came.
II suffered some pain in my hack
and sides, but the worst trouble was
weakness and depression
81 decided to try a tonic.
MY sister had gotten such fine re-
suits from Cardui, began using It.
soon 1 noticed 1 would get hun
cry, and sleep at night, and this, Of
course, was a great help.
II grew .sss nervous.
'The depression left me and soon I
was well and strong.
81 enjoy good health. thanks to
Gardui" Ask your druggist about It
advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920.

not know the town is in the throes of
sensation.
Judge William A. Bond of the Yayne
County Circuit Court ordered an imme-
date investigation by the grand jury to
determine whether all the reports about
law violations were true. The grand
jury still is in session and has returned
few more or less unimportant indict-
ments. Then there were rumors that
officials-meaning city officials-would
be indicted. There is no particular in
dicatiOn that this will be done, however.
Immediately after the opening of tho
Investigation Prosecuting Attorney Free.
man began the submission of evidence.
He turned his attention almost imme-
diately to the drug stores and there was
started learned investigation into the
percentage Of alcohol in certain medi-
cinss. Real red ''lickerp and flicker" of
the white variety was almost lost sigh,
of. 1t appears, as a result, that within
another week Richmond housewives will
be unable to buy an ounce Of fiavoring
extract
This is all that has thus far been
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side that comes to life only in the pres
ence OF the four walls and you
"YOu know him at his worst, not his
best, before you sell your soul and be-
come ever afterward his slave. For once
you give it to him you can never get II
back again-no matter how hard you try.
"a woman only has power-real power
once with a man, and that is when he
is madly in love and wants all she's got
to give. Once given, the charm is broken
for him the battle is won.'
Copyright, 1920, by Chicago Herald and
Examiner.
Copyright, 1920, by Illinois Publishing
and Printing Company publishers Of the
Chicago Herald and Examiner.)
Reprinted by special permission OF the
Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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accomplished Richmond's position Is
unfortunate. 1t has no city administra-
ton. This is literally true. Mayor W.
w. Zimmerman stays close to- his home
and admits he knows little, II anything,
about what is going on. General dis
satisfaction is being expressed and num-
erous stories are being circulated.
Inquiry was made for the mayor at the
City Hall and the visitor was told he
could be found at his home, that he
only came to his office sometimes in
the morning. Mayor Zimmerman, who
is physician, was found at his home.
II don't know anything about booze
in Richmond" he said. There might
be some here, but I don't know I be-
lieve If the police saw any they would
bring it in. l don't know anything about
the investigation of law violations or
whether there were any law violations"
MAYOR TELLS OF
HIS ILLNESS.
Having stated what he declared Is
everything l know about this business, -
the mayor began discussion Of an i'll
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neve it will ehectuslly set at rest the
charges hurled all over the country dur
ing the campaign Of senatorial dig
archy'' running the executive as well as
the legislative branches of the Govern
ment in case Harding was elected.
OF all the names of Cabinet pOssibil
ties that have been mentioned since Nov.
2, there are only two which are con
sidered in Washington virtually certain
Of appointment.
These are ex-senator George W.
Sutherland Of Utah and ex-senator John
W. Weeks of Massachusetts, Only the
posts to which they viii be appointed
remain in doubt, according to Harding $
friends here
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana
went to Philadelphia to confer with
Senator Penrose, ostensibly over tinan-
cial legislation.
Daugherty will leave Washington to-
night for Norfolk, where he will meet
Senator Harding on his arrival from
Panama. Edward B. Mclean and Sena-
tor Davis Elkins OF West Virginia will
also go to the port to welcome the Hard
ing party.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth Says Specialist.

ANY breaking out Of the skin, even
fiery, Itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
sulphur. declares a noted skin special
st. Because Of its germ destroying
properties, this sulphur preparation be-
gins at once TO soothe irritated skin anil
heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and
ring worm.
1t seldom fails to remove the torment
and Disagreement, and you do not have
to wait for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a small
far of Mentho-Sulphur from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream
Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
TRY PERSUASION
ON D'ANNUNZIO
Committee to Ask Poet to Re-
nOunce War.

mittee has gone from Rome to Fiume to
attempt to persuade Gabrielle D'Annunzio
to renounce his declaration of war against
Italy. This committee was empowered
to enter into peace negotiations" with
dAnnunzio in an effort to induce him to
cease resistance against the government
troops and the feet blockading Fiume.
WarlIke preparations have continued at
Fiume for forty-eight hours. D'Annun-
zio's declaration of war against Italy,
unless the Italian government backed
down, was to be effective today.
According to press adyices from Rome
an enormous majority of the people de-
man ian honorable surrender"
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ness which he said he suffered during
the war.
IT worked hard during the war and
got in bad physically" he said. II got
80 I couldn't sleep. I didn't get any
sleep for weeks. Then l saw another
doctor and he said I would have to take
something l took some stimulsnts and
other things. I had never used liquor
. in my life. I kept getting more nervous
and after six months the doctor told me
to double the dose. Now the papers and
the people are criticising me for doing
that"
So Richmond's mayor knows notohlng
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

If you are growing hard of hearing
and fear Catarrhal Deafness or If you
have roaring, rumbling, Kissing noises In
Your ears, go to your druggist and get
one ounce of Parmint double strength
and add to 1t II pint of hot water and
little granulated sugar Take one ia
blespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. ClogRed
nostrils should open, breathing become
easy and the mucus stop dropping into
the throat. 1t is easy TO prepare. costs lit
tie and is pleasant to take. Any one who
is threatened with Catarrhal Deafness, or
who has head noises should give this
prescription a Observation-Disclosures.
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of the booze investigation The Federal
officers, largely as result of prema-
ture publicity, apparently have accom-
plished little. The county grand jury
Is investigating the alcoholic content II
certain patent medicines. And the news
papers are spreading black ink.
That is Richmond's booze scandal
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

tNonunued From FaSe Uhe.I
who may be ready to embark upon the
sea Of companicnship with a man:
Let my poor, sad. broken heart,
crushed hopes and blighted life be a
warning.
KNOW WELL BEFORE
YOU GIVE SOUL"
Know your man before you give him
your soul. and when I say know him, I
mean not only the good and sunny side.
the slgar-coatsd side. the pretentious,
fattering. false side-but know the side
that is not at its best. Know the side
the world fails even TO see. Know the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

est towns in Indiana-not a drop of evil
dence anywhere. Two Of the investiga-
tors already have returned to Indian
apOlis.
But the black headlined press agenting
of the arrival Of the Federal men had
the effect Of waking up some Of the local
authorities. To be specific, it woke up
the county authorities, for the city
authorities are still soundly slumbering
and are apparently the only ones who do
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
BOOZE SCANDAL
JUST SCANDAL
IN QUAKER CITY

Continued From Page One.)
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MENU ;l.
OTHERS at $50 to $40
$500 Down-S3.00 a Week

Ill South Illinois st.
Entire First and Second Floors. OpeD
Saturday Night Until O'clock. Ac
counts With Out-of-TOwn Customers
Gladly Opened.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

Unequaled Y alu es
in new winter suits,
n e W e S t materials
and shades; some
values up to $500,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

Many people need an extra bed
in their home, but have no place
in which to put 1t. They can
not do better than buy a con-
venient and attractive duofold.
One motion and the duofold
illustrated opens into full
sized bed. Our QOM nM
prices start at. % OUsVV
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fWSSl WSS1 fWSS
DEDlkOVALI BANKETNf
SIN.

U noveho methodistickeho
kostela ma Broadway blize w.
chodni SIS. ul., dedikovano wee
ra banketnf sin ma kterezto
slavnostni hostine podilel Sc
tez mayor Davis, pfedstaveny
jako cekanec hodnosti guverne
ra. Mayor mimo jineho pravil,
re chram jest nejvlivnejsim
prostredkem k fedrovanf zasad
americkych.
WSSl It'll WsS
Dana: "Moje dcera Jest le-
tos prave dvacet let. Nevsffte
tomu snad?"
Pan: "Jak pax bych nevs-
fiji, kdyz mi to ffkate uz pst
let?"
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VASE PADESATKA

ulozena We sporitelne pfinese
Yam do pristine podzimu So t.
roku, ale tutez padesatku wy
date-,i nyni We stfiznich obcho-
dech 81 KoudelI", 4735 Broad
way a 4288 Warner Road ia
teple spodni pradlo, puncochy,
latky a vybavni zbozi vseho
druhu pro pristi zimu, prinese
Vam nejmene $3.50 cisteho
zisku ma usporach.
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DEN SOUDU."

Pod timto maven sehraje ri
ira dramaticky odbor Jednoty
Ferdinand Lassale" krasny
ctyraktovy obraz re zivota a
to V Ceskoamerick6 SIM ma
Quincy Ave. Pofadatel6 diva
dla venovali zadouci pozornost
obsazenf kusu a proto lie do
brou souhru a peknou zabavu
s jistotou ocekavati. Zacatek
urcen presne ma $50 hod. ve-
Ger.
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NEJVYSSi LEKAkSKE AU.
TORITY Sc SHODUJf.

Vsichni vytecni lekafi sho-
duii sc s DR.. Harem, Gasparim
a Rusbym, kterf We sv6 vybor-
ne knize "The National STAN
dard Dispesatory" pravi: "Cas
cara sagrada uznava Sc "a nej-
lepsf lecivo, jez name pro vlek
lou zacpu. Ona nejen zvysi "a
ludecnf a strevnf vymety, ale
svou horkosti zaroven ptsobf
iako tonik. zlepsuie chut' k il
dlu zazivanf a zamezuie "a
cpu. jez Sc indy obycein6 do
stavi DO uziti podobnych le-
CIV" Cascara (kGra kaliforn-
skeho feSetlaku) je hlavnf SOU
castkou Trinerova Leciveho
Hofkeho Vina. Ostatni soucast
ky cini TrinerGv lex ieSte do
konaleisim. cimz Sc vvsvetluie.
nroc Trinerovo LeCive Horke
Vino poziva pov6sti neilepsiho
lekn pro vSechny zaludecni DO
ruchv. Tam, kde kupuiete lekv
dostanete take Trinerovu An
geliku HoTkou. Trineriiv Mir
nitel kasle. Trinerdv Liniment
line neivy$ spolehlive Trine-
row leky. - Joseph Triner
COMPANY. 1333-43 S. Ashland
Ave. Chicago, III.
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IWSSl WSSl lWSSl
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NEBOJf Sc "NESfASTNEHO
PATKU."

Probatni 1fad vydal vcera,
tedy v patek, dine trinacteho,
81 povoleni k snatkGm, o ne
kolik povoleni vic nez pfedvcf-
rem, coz by nasvedcovalo, re
pTedsudek vGci "neSt' astnemu
patku" u mas zanika. V rozvod
Mich mlynech podano vcera II
Zadostf soudni roZluku.
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PODROBNOSTI PRO AMERICKE u
CASTNiKY VSESOKOLSKEHO
u SLETU.

velmi mnoho.
Ubytovani pdsobi znacne sta
rosti. S,avnostni vybor koupil
sice znacny pocet stanG, ale ne
staci, proto bude dobre, kdyz i
ma stany nezapomenete. Ovsem
v cas- nam dejte vedet. Prazaci
Sc uskrovnf sletu a zvlaste
Sokolstvo, aby CHI NELL ale
spon nutne pohodlf. Ubytovat
ma ubytovacf vybor dosud &C.,
900 lidi.
Stravovani rovnez neni leh-
kou vecf, to dokazuje prilozena
tabulka. Hodne toho bude "a
potrebf a spolehame Sc ma vasi
pomoc.
Plakat, dilo mistra J. Obrov
skeho, jest nadherny. Ohromne
prace predsletove vrele vzpo-
mnela stara garda sokolska v
Holesovicich, ktera pri vstupu
do noveho roku vdeGne vzpomi
ma obetavosti a prace sleto-
vych pracovniki a oznamuje.
ze ma sve dtraty oblekne wy
pravi 40 - so dorostencn k l.
sletu dorostu. Najde tento kra-
sny Gin nasledovnikd?
Vstupne ma cviciste bude wy
soke. ale k pomeru k jinym
podnikum, jako treba biogra-
flu a pod. neni to tax zle. Jed
no sedadlo V lozi 100 X, 60 a
40 X. X stani 20 a Is korun
ma ieden den. Bude-li davka re
zabav platiti i ma sletu, pax
budou ceny zvyseny o so pro-
cent.
Ceny ty plati pro dny sleto-
We. V ned6li pred sletem budou
ceny polovicnl a nedele drivej
81 pax ctvrtecni. Pro sokola
kazdeho jest slet i financni ODE
ii. Predne garancnimu fondu
musi dati 10 K. Ia odznak nei
meme 20 K a k tomu vsemu j
praci must pomahati a ma ko-
nee lfstek 81 koupiti. Ale kaz
dy Sc test a rad to, co bude
mono, udela.
Take filmovani sletu bude
hrati velkou roll, ponevadz fill
mem lie seznamiti svet s nasi
vecf. Poslednf slet ukazal, re
jsme NELL filmy slabe a tim i
malou reklamu po sletu. Jak
bychom byli NELL i " Americe
snazsi praci. Proto sdelte mi.
bude-li snad Sc zajimati i z A.
meriky nekdo o filmovani sle-
tn. Potom, neni zde tolik do
brych aparati ami pfiprav. u
vazujte, zda byste sami snad
nechteli filmovat a pax v Anne
rice We prospech nasi obce uka
zovali. Zde bv tim ziskali row.
nez, ponevadz byste Jim otisk
take dali.
Smutnou zpravou muslin
koncit. Vcera jsem doprovodil
bratra Edu Varause, pokladni-
ka Csk. a Slavnostnfho vyboru.
Prave dnes tyden jeste refero-
val We schulz sletove. Dnes liz
promenen v prach " liberec-
KEN krematoriu. Zemrel nahle
Budiz mu v6cna pamet.
Bud zdrav a pamatuj 81, ze
do Prahy je costa dlouha.. ale
re V Praze i pfi te mizerii, ma
Ii clovek ceske srdce, je kras-
ne. TvuJ Emil Tuna.
Sletova Kancelaf, Praha l.,
Karlova ulice 2.
fWCC1 lV7CC1 NTTcE
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We schdzi Slavnostniho W.
boru VII. sletu vSesokolskeho
bylo usneseno, ably Sc ustavil A
mericky Vybor, jemuz bude
sverena pece americkou W.
pravu.
Die rozvrhG bude o americ-
Ike Sokoly postarano tax, ably 81
odnesli nejlepsi DOZEN. Jsou 81
ce obavy, jak bude MONO to-
lik lidu zaopatfiti a ubytovati,
ale doufame vsichni, re bratri
sestry re zamori dobre cha
pou stav, v iakem Sc nalezame
a nebudou ciniti naroky, ktere
by zde nebylo mono uskutec-
niti. Ceska Obec Sokolska ne
maze ovsem brati 81 ma starost
iine 1castnfky nez Sokolske. O.
statni budou muset jeSte vice
Sc pTipraviti ma tezkou dobu.
RoZhodne bude dobfe, kdyz "a
sob sebou kazdy vezme, nebo
je poSle. Venku nebude tax zle,
ale v Praze o dny sletove bude
t6Zko ziti.
Navrhl jsem v slavnostnim
vyboru nasledujici. Je to ov-
Sem dosud vzato ma vedomi a
vybor, az bude ustanoven, bu-
de muset v tom smeru pracova-
ii. Ctvrty cervenec pfipadne
prave ma posletovou nedeli a
v ten den ma byti cviciste ma
Letne postoupeno Americe. DIE
toho ovSem byste Sc museli "a
fiditi. Snad bude dobre hry -
base ball, atd. sehrati. S,avnost
odevzdanf medailif revolucnich
vynikajicim pracovnikGm v A
merice. Pojmenovani ostrova
Zofina "Ostrovem A. cervence
nebo Americke lasky" atd.
Po sletu pax budte podnika-
ny vylety tydenni a sice neko-
lika smery, ably naI lide po-
znali krasy Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Ia tou priGinou bude
sestaven porad, die nehoz pax
budete moci Americe sestavi
ii seznamy, kdo kan pojede. o
svyklady a vysvetleni bude vSu-
de postarano j o ostatni. Phi
zajezdu ma Moravu zastavi Sc
vyprava V KromeTizi, kde Jest
% ceskosl. pluk, V nemz slou-
ziia vetsina nasich z Ameriky.
We zdejsich jednotach jiz ie
plno ruchu, starosti a pfiprav
k sletu, jenz bude ohromnym,
lak z pfihlaSek lie poznat.
Slavnostni vybor pracuje a s
MIN vsechny odbory ne6navne.
Vsak Jest zapotrebi prace a vSe
no usili, ably bylo zdolano We
skere nebezpeci a odstraneny
pfekazky, jichz dennf pribyva.
Tou dobou pred poslednim sle-
tenn jiz stale kus cviciSte, letos
dosud nejsou odstraneny ami
baraky, kde sletiste ma byti.
Drivi neni, totiz jest no dosti,
neni vsak vhodne a dostatee
ne dopravovano. Neni zelez-
nych soucastek. Kratce a dobre
- pri referatech stavebniho w
boru je dobrym lidem nzko. a
prece slet bude! Musi byt, ne
bot jest nutno zdGrazniti zno-
WI a znovu, re jsme verni veci
narodni, ponevadz kolem Sc
mracna stahuji, vestice bouri.
DIE prihlasek zup, bude SUI
castneno ma sletu re 2.046 Jed
not = 52.921 muzn a 33.628
zen. V kroji 27.O18 muzd (po-
Get tax maly, ponevadz nenf la
tky) a 24.120 zen, jichz pocita
Sc, bude jeste vice, nebot' kroj
dosud nebyl pfijat, ale navrhI
hfxI II ,
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SBIRkA MA FOND
MASARYKUV
k uctsni pamatky jeho 7Oti-
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Delnici firmy Week Tool
Co. No. 2, udelali mezi Sc
bou sbirku ma dar Masary-
XIV a prispeli nasledujici:
Pc 81: V. Marsner, X.
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Lid, V. Siihavy, FIR. Mikes,
j. Vizner, B. Zronek, Jos.
Novak, S. Spiral, J. Lid,
J. Rainys, S. Michalek, F.
Bergl, ]. Malecek, V. Bro
xix, E. Leman, A. Placek,
st. PanoSka, j. Neubert,
R. Cernusak, e. PeSek, j.
Mark, j. Svoboda; po SO
centech: B. Brodman, J.
Kocka, AL. Pilous, j. Hou-
dek, V. Necuda, j. Hru-
bee, FIR. Kveton, FIR. Kali
sta, j. Hucek, FIR. Drnek,
V. MarSik, j. Kotas, j.
Mosna, j. Cihak; po Csc:
j. Platek a j. Palivec.
Celkem $500
Odvedl V. Silhavy.
II. unora vykazano 5000
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KU SBfRCE
ma pocest 20. narozenin pres.
Masaryka prispsli:
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Jan Soukup 200
Josef Sramek 1.5O
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karel Mecera 500
Prijal a s diky kvituje
Josef Masek.
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Jednoduse.
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