davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1920-05-14


logical deductions from acid tests applied by the United
Drug Company before spent $OOOO0O to erect Midwest
plant in St. Louis. cF
Of almost 100 plants and total of 100000
floor built ST. Louis the last indus
district industries have been established costing
than $200O0O and employing $4,000 workers The factories
built 100000 feet floor and the already established ST. Louis
industries expanded 100000 feet.
Why big plants built St Louis? This general
aims change Of location but
result businesse investigation of production and dstbu
ton advantages
These spent millions of dollars in locating Louis
of materials and within easy reach the markets every drec
goods to all markets ,.%1
The business St Louis awake the advantages the
city, seeking specific industries manufacture goods
made St Louis but for which there profitable market
the St Louis trade territory. These industries
Shoe Gce and findings Noticeable iron castings -
spinning and textile mills Farm implements
Dye stHfS Rubber products
Steel and COPPER wire ScreU machine products
Machine tools and tool machinery Locomotive WOYkS
Automobile accessories and paris Blast furnaces
Drop forge plants Cork products
TGrHeyieS and leather products Small hardware
The booklet t Louis Manufacturing Center gives details
that will be interesting to YOU letter will bring it, addressed to
Ntw Indnrtrirs BarrGa
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
ST. Louis lisa
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THEATER BILLS

Tmpr.D ,h.s,"r. $3.50 ~. g.
f1i q m Osfsll.rr iHuar In
Tho flame ~ The H'Fsr com
.tY.
Nli,,ilr 'Hraisf '0s n ln
m Evelyn g''ly w Ife rt.
1tls Affair" COMEDY. '..r
ms.
Sew POLLY tb.st,r 0 o.
Ib 3 "a bDf1ihy lNH.ps 'r Il.
lshi 10 iiHppin'g onu,dy
Ii'inHrI rhuur lUs . io A.
o. u Oiiy" Th0mrs 400 .rf1I.r.r
- Hf"niNbb, srUul. ,H..Il.
tN'ry 'h,H'"r continuous per
'pfW'r'e iaUarv,'ls. pictures
iYrr 'h'alrf. 10 10 90 10 m
Vaudeville, plDi.f's
ptiscs ihs1i,f. mtInsr ari rIe'f
Tl.mH fHl,y 100 Ilr rnfIu O.
srl lswt0u MH-i.sl ll.u'V
tN''I.s.I 'H.Hfsf. u
Gur nHf's pct no 'rtg Mss.
NI rt1rr"
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
K,NsNs 'ity.

KASH'1 rlrt I,r 30 uuGH 10
'.Ipis Nn a'U'HE I.I ttIpultt.
N'atfs iItDHu|t itI.H IIIuu
Ii.4, llHhN IiOyuIitJ. llrs IyuHu
1855
10 2a' tiHh'l. tuH.t' hratN s...ts ~ lsff
lr o. usiuW o. IauIi common
. sNHif r.HItr IEsH 600 'nHIl n.
common D. UOH o. ~. iuttnsf hrIfsfs I q,
Fiftp ,uRH ~ tu1il u1. ssrupts q 70
'.l. calves iltU0Hls fssdefs g. Ogi
70 10. stn'Asfs a. Onat0ss
HiiLiF rU.pis 100 10 90 i0r hislsf
.auIit il'.aUaBf. ,ulls ilgqo9l
tsaI'|nv u,'HHI- ~ eaIf uN. tN,a 60
Hs rIIs .aUfu4s. breeding 90.
t'0ydli fD Iahts ". e1ult 90
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,nit ,,O

ruirRH0 Tsr 10 uu.s rrsipi. -
.N sr..U 10 I.. u.gr,i. Np|t tIttNH
10 Nsap IIE.uft u.HHm -
co. uFY' Ili.aHla.J. uls ull'.
Iiii
lfLE receipt, ~ ce0 sisaAY. rt..
Ut.y stsHfs - uh ui1 90 m,nI4tn 81 Coz
w. common o. Vvu 90. .hoits usun
l."H .Hr 4 100 uH isI.
% isfs. o. UgNI.tJ. 'UHs 8 .V1If
auurfs tb sufsU ,AivH ilhtlnl 10"
..ri,s t.t.ullfsl a".H'rs pyNll
tifttr UUriI's 20 Hf4 fru. irr.H
Ii,0JUlt % ruh. IliooWtt0g ,t,iu
,Nts liOI.gl1 .IuH " 'pu|ot..
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GRAIN
CHICAGO ea,I> A>n rno,Isro>s

CHfCAgo. rth ~ corn took sn up.
~nrt .~Ing In ut,rs toIs|. largely - -.
silt ~ ths tat ttst receipts suniin4'h 20
10 much Smaller tAsb Nad been s'neraly
aVsr'sd Orealrr qu0iA'bns which
fenr,b from - ns~f 20 10 sfSan,'.
vtt May At IlstS 10 " IS. and lpil
tf q 90 ti,ft.. vsr. fJljys.d by decided
gains oil Ground
later tho chance Of q uiiwAy s'riir
hsd considerable bu1isn inflhahts ani -
ton did pefd ~ sip0Ft bHsnss- IN rye sni
onts Tho close was strong ~ to 60 nsi
hshsr, with Nay q ssa tO u lhs sni
Iuly u :ss to ttsfs a.
Osts ssc0hied w,th corn After opsn-
itg unchanged " Nc higher. Including
Nav at IN 20 1,Ac. the market scored
= general sivaprs.
Fruv+sion. wrr. l,f,si by rrsus'h Of
sfk.n Rnd ottS
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Hr Iniis

EAst Er Iprts F,b 10 MOSS r'.
. go ilV,1. o. sp .s l.p,, tuu o. 90
$3.50. t.H'# il.H.HI .H.r"
IIfpVuIhig
,AIlLL urr.pis 1000 strong 40 irl.
o.. sir.ft n.5Nf slrefs i'iHv1lf uH. rf
sum til6uuit3. 'lruan tF.HfHlHt
.nI,e ushs tteIHl. 90 f.rroH O. %
Nl3 90 bufh.t h-itsfs . nf 100 uHn'
8 3ui iiDo ttnnsls i..u D.. ,.Nts
O. o0Jtit0. feeders O. e8l4gg. stock
90 ~ ulgio .
bILFI receipts : ~ active ~ -
II.H.r. irmrs o. y.r 10 70. 'uH, ii't1H
TO- vrAlHs 't''r So COZ .".
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yEw YORK, Fsb. io--Ths COTTON mar
ket wAs unsettled again today. Lv.tpool
wss relatively firm. hut there wA sailing
on the thres,s rajirosd trouoiys ana
the weak opshins Of the stock marhst
while there siso sppssred 10 Ne fstiihe
that srssr southern selling here yssfe~'
day might fsf~shnfow easssr spot mAshssa
The Opening was 2 to 10 points lower ana
active alsaihs sold II 70 ss points essuv
last n,shts closing during the early rsd.
ing with Msy touching soc and October
ssser. Liverpool was q buyer and there
wAs scattered covsfinG but oiherwn~
,hs,o was very little domaad with slight
b,l ace tneptina increased offerings. Pr.
yats cables reported seusiderahs ssradaie
selling early followed ~ rsilies - trade
businv aud . ksties spct mprkst. :.
selling ordsss Wsss rvcslvsd ns0 AZ
iantc siaies end i've southwest whieh
showed local psssssrs before The eeosdey
hour, nsAs rcssr~ess ssid on absvt ~
poists ssl Ievss. Avslpcol wss - g
active : Suvss . ysstss1As' but toeh 80.
sIdsNbse eestsa % the eeeiiae and erssss
Iatss railisl - esvsssa4 - Genssoe nsds
buying nag iseh - n.tN srsSna
MIDDAY, = SYhs y Issss q - s'snrs
;',s: !. !, 81: t:ss.: =: ::1 =: s,s: :'ss ~. ~ Y:
urss and were prsbably lsfivssesd ~ me
usfaeessbis wsAthse pa9
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COTTON
NEW Opu.rtNA

NEW OpJEAS& frh. ie-rhe Threatened
ratiway ktnks vas regarded very unfas.
etah!y In the cyton market today sri
enough sslIirx resulted from u durinG ths
first half hgrir u trading 10 dspf.s prices
d, ts n points, March sinking TO ~ 80
Ths market was s'.adlei Al The decline b'
the wet wfatnsr In the central aud vest
ern portions u tho belt
Islns In the west were tonhdersd ~
vety unfasorshir, IN connection with ihs
start Of the new crop
Reiiihs pressure continued until the
trading months ver~ ~ 10 - rotnts under
IN. closing quotations VI Yesterday March
trading down 10 ~ zoe. Late In the moru-
,ng mors demand was felt on ths rumor
,hst chances were sssin Frightening fof
. oompfomiss On the poses ucAp 10.
w.fd neon prices we're back within = 10
points cf yestsrday's fnsh
Off.ring. iarfsa~d again. coming uaiu-
" from traders who Nsufeh ON the fahrT
outlook becoming wofes BEFORE " couif
ssi batter and the market did not readily
absorb than. Al I O'Clock prices we're ~
TO ~ poin,s under ths ciose Of Yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

suaH' why hNyn't you sthy~'
Ms nrrn'GF'
Is've'e, IN great surprise. Ain't
shaved
rpnt' NJ. you're not Why not
p.uf', Wi I guess | shaved hn
o.trr ftl,r Nnl SEE there ver. ID
dozen ~ u- utrr tte same mirror
ruts LIE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

u.ss HsAsrr1s IH i|fs" ~ Iur faH r.T.
A. pViHls u.H suI ,opg. fs aY tfi a
.I.b
rIffrV stfbaurs sHssi 30 mA'rnAi
-iHHss r.m Y.HIsfUH.H frfI 4.sfaI.rr
IHH uHfF. lstrUr woes Af rIiIay
f.sI f"E f....s' tonnage p r.N -
'.t rinl FIH''s Ff.H fIrr.I IIfIIH FnI -
f.f.U,t ttIHt.HIu ~ cell u.H.r tlsf.t.
.tH' FtIrtlrsa nt hri u.rtafs tt'uf.
".a uufe ettsus.ts Hs. iIrs .nurHr,
r .r..sf'ns Ifi7 ..i Tfss'r'H.tt I..
H'ff.f
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. r,h. ie--Porhrors steady
Arrivals % ears. northern whitrs Nlo y
AS. western Ius'sts. Jobbing. ~ 5oUtsp
CHICAGO. Feb te.--bUTTkE: lower
,,,sm.r, IoaNSc. FGGs: higher, rs'
r.ipts tss cases firrts sic. Ordinary
frs,s ,.vNc; NJ msfk. eases included
Uqgoo. POULTRY alive. unchanged.
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k,>s,s uvY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Feh 10 = WHAT
steady ta ie hishff NJ hard :. tdf ~
sp D. ,oU.s0 40. | red g. sH1 "
so : tfifus % conn ! 10 3e hEHet
40 miscd VI ,a6 ~ Nc white !
~Its. so ! ysilu~ ~ "a % pATs
ftssdy 20 ir hishrr. -. 2 whr- ~ a'sc
ro . mntd ttW sce, Ao. i.a9se hiI
tlil
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At LOulA

AT. LOUIS Feb is--rouLTRy' 10 h-ns
sfitri ,ufkeys ne others unchanged
RUrTrR. creamery. sie. nios' IN
changed
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~ Z Zyo:k 7E::::::: n: 80: :. {:
.'SsS:.:s g -. t,,;;ss::. Y: q;
;.ii.sl sAssS sy - sss'sg sg :{.
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,mtre,,s ps"Sasss pris:s STEADY deea
miaalIas ielidi fsily n,aal,ns i't,a
lordinsvY :, Sisi. sg1iussy = Ga: nsl.s
:::s s.s:,,.: ~: :ss. s:sI:5'.s ::..s i%.s
60 sx,-,.. sa.,sA -
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Chicago

CHICAGO Fsh. 10 CORN. No sfHsei
81 st, No fcii@w So OATS 10.
NAitf s.etsac RYE. No. ! iB. BAR
LEN. li!opiia
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TANRAg CITY. Fsb 10 CoHS' close,
For t,b, May tiIss. July 81 -. spi.
iigQs,
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fk yeur properly With nrsuLrs.
Cali nr. cnrnelius
Walnut ~ ~ wsinut ssst.
ArNOllUt. .ewANoON co
DSssl Naiteaai bash ouidias
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TRENTON. y. Woman suffrage
Amendment ratified by tho state as
Somhly.
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cTrv iasrfNoe WANTED
n y~s vss,iy vsa' 70 sst--isss vt,h
- fhats euS businssa sseline city
property We have good buysrs vail
iWe csii Hsnev evening after ! 81 MAPLE
tfSs cvsnast Naiisy Realty Company
so Lssrty suiIdins, Maple 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

rfp",'s that ths Hi.sian ho'shrus
bad made U.ifltts On IN. istrd u
~ aihBl.n reached this country on 'nu
Htv. hut sFh,' trtH'h Of thor opofs
'.,rs N.rC uYf troNn. AlrrArdfuta
Ne ci'E ma 'o ic In the hands
fpNIoi f1rf.s .s located on the ws-ist
sdc ~ iIs Island and is the easter
'Urrniuus o' aY marin" rei - connect
t'P the i'.r1 Win the 'uair'ani ~
siberia " 's tNo rppltal n tHs Russian
section Of the ..ani
The issri q. about s00 mrss long
AMI from 30 fD loi miles vide II g.
rDrattfri fur. ne Assiir mainland
W. 'hr strait ~ Ts'By ani fsnm the
rrogns- ~ lsrN. IRmn'v tho strsit OF
ref1uss Il vf- InIer rhn.sc d0m.p
ZION uH'l curly IN the 'in,iscrth
century, strr HuV's hocame in'st
fstei M T. The tir', rcrnauor, Rus
s,Hn settlement uus founded in isi1 hui
The southern pnr' oi tho island wa
Iarrnesc ur''l 1875 when II Was eedei
"a Rusaia n. the treaty of Ports
mouth enii.g the liu so iApancs
var. tho bisnl vas divided along tho
SOfh degree - latl'udc. territory south
~ this line h~iuR made lipnnefe The
nAri remaining under Ru.sisn contro'
amounted 10 about ~ percent OF the
island.
Tho rsp,ure NJ Aleisndrovsk and The
ircufsions of insltg-nt bn 'r'is In north
rrn Korea, pre- imahiy with the Assist-
once ~ the holshcylkl. would seem 10
Indicate a serious menace 20 ispe y
from IN. reds Details as 20 the lccsi-
tries IN Northern Horsa from which
Japanese troops are reported 10 have
been forced 10 retreat ara not ye,
learned but II seems prnbs hlc the boi
sh.ylsi have spread their wave n In
vlslon sou'hward from the nelshbor.
hood az rlaiiyostok. which Is not far
from the extreme northern frontiers OF
Korea.
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KANSAS HrT.

KANSAS CTR, r.e N-RrrrER ur-
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steer MARKET
BARELY STEADY
StockerS and Feeders Drop
twenty-five Cents,
TODAy's Hrcrirr-


CATTfT The s'ssf WAftet ~as harrN
hoAdy TUESDAY. Of NHriti decline. rfH
tup Of fiei. u.t sod HfIpui 80
butcher rsttir remained s'siF NIih itai
ovs Hrd hriirfH s.HIDr ~ ~ ari s. .H
tasLsr. sui fsa l.fs N,fr $50 lUatt. rtrtrs
ouing al g. AnI 80
'io-ins Quotations.
Prices ~ fre tttirua tIs1s, - ,ttus
90 rif1.Htl.ly a. flitvf
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At nrlssgport Patsy Cline n NeV
Yofs wss disqualified IN ~ 4'fAD01A
found n ha bou, Slth LSb( D4ooGh
f1r ih1 ns'ent boring
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A, Jersey cisy-psMay yAeon1D -
a popular decision over JaAnag - =
In clsht rounds. .In
Spider Roach ~ cslifsvnA end -
Wlnl. burke Of ilrcoslyn ID ~
rounds
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url n1-u r1rArr ION s,lr

,4,s--s.. .H..-.al-...-
ErE2 wArNIr
InIb
my FARM
HllL \ bralNEsa
z A. Ois LtAHF
" h'EH huvIs Zoe tnch s atuts
Ant ell a"Irs. 'ir bcWr i' ~
W u each As' turnus hstEpins
su,n a. nstsi t..'s Won't q ~
H,Ad,r - p riay To- ons ~
the" iatFairsf q Il h.fi
cal NoW ,omrrrow msv ir-..
As5l sASDt ~ TliEsb PRICES
--oHE pA1 uNLN
soi Groom canfanhs bunsslo-. north
". [,en co,tAs. northeast, 81
~ oelfg,r.s hunsslo~. ! 'oo'n''
1Ot-J-rooni tunrsip~, noSthwsr', a. 500
t0i--Csrfo'niA bunreiv-. rpuins sHd
breakfast ruoni, north" ",s,, tisas
7ls -;-roem s'riuy VITA basement
hofthsAst tis5oo
s0s CnlfoiRia lnnralow. looms and
btestfsa room. rurth~,s,. ~ zoe
sli--rlssant Istoy brhk, rooms,
a,ssnI And gss hrsL double sutsss, cistcrs
ami servants quAnsra $4,000
fit--fiai. Z spafimSnis. ! rooms zach.
WIN room. snt room, outage ovl
TI-okishowA bungalow. rooms.
nef,h~est - 100.
.is-.ruufsnia tuns-iow. . rooms snd
kr-stfast room. oas moore ,hfo1Fhoui So
rare, cement dTiVotJ and Sidewalk
$50 nest SUBURBAN drug store IN city.
averaging ys5 a. liv pai,s At bargain.
cUphAC co.
Maple $50 i,.ih Guaranty nanN nag
w'ii bny this nIfS California hurral"r
h,I five latse rooms. too N oas brt.t =
fat totm bath, refrigerator porch, 'Aus
large f'on, porch ard rsnxs. on dd
pasins near caflirA Terms
0uAEtSrf iNvrsrNESr co
eos.e Guaranty bsnk bldE Maple is's
,r,olusivr agents,
pusiNRas PROPERTY
ron Et'atSEss MES
% North Hfosivsy the business su.f
Th,s 10 a story hriok on the corner
pr.sest isrJius " 100 per inon'hI w"ul'
bring cunsid.rahle more, You snovld sp.
preekNts the opportunity " iGntinr ovtt
don't nj, 10 do o. No Information aiNep
wv uV'AtsSrY INVESTMENT CO
loS.S Guaranty tisnk Hidg Maple H.'
ttsrir.ivs sysr'S
xER0pIASs nAuGAiS-sevs, roans.
o.t and eail' IN '',nrs. T.. SnY 49,. 49,
Realty Co. tor BARGAINS
sEAt ESTATE WANTED
-,r.-e--.as-s,. sfss.ss Oh. -s>@--"-'''-
WANTED TO Buy-rrom owner; =.
room caiifoueA bunsaiow possession y
March 1. prefer northwest H. HARM
7t wesi 'uh. 1..--.--.
WILL. kuy d~eiiins. " pr,c. 10 rieh' ~e
have The money can close deal 1ulrh /,
a. agent. address f.i. ohiahoman /,
vrits rli par'lculsrs -.-. ..- ...------
WANTEp-fr ownof. . good or
s.foou modern hone. well located
Give location and your best price
p-iss, oFishoman.
NAvH soId my nome. must buy In 10
Gays, sant es i.room. s'riotly mod.
sfn, esmparatissly n,v, two story. ~eil
located, Hssth~ss,, tIoss "a ear line. nia't
bs worth price and prefer n dssi with
owssri give location, description and price.
l~ch hos 80. rity.
WANFED TO Bvy FROM owner. Ia .
sooa houssi ei0ss 10 sssi ser cash
Cell MApis ssii.
LisTiNOs WANTED
We have buysrp for bungalows. J.
story aparsmenis business property,
vseent lots and suburban tracts. Come
IN a0l look Il over with us.
PAUL A. COMPTON co.
% Nsvth Robinson. Phone Maple $50.
fCAN ssii your prop-vty N price is
rtskt. Have N people wanttra
homes. J o. GREEN krU. ESTATE.
itlb West Main, S,h floor EmpIre
Bids. walnut $3.50 or iiis,
wKNfeb 70 BUY--Four o. five foo,a
hssss from ownsf, walnut fssp.J.
WAvT0p--s ~ s.rcow hsssa. sor essh.
from iwn.r. w.inu, 'M M.--.-----.
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Opening American League osssea
NEW YORK. tsb. 10 The AMo ieoq
l~asu. schedule fos 1880, ssIfine ~
i6i gimsa Nas announced tsdaS. II
season ~ln open April II. The % q
games foiiow, New Yorh ~
nhn; Washington Ut Bos'oni u1DU
Ch.elgn 81 Louie q clsys1enk -
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ROZSfRENf AKCE MA
MESTSKYCH HRfSTiCH.

Mistni dobroGinn6 spolky
(Welfare Federation) priCini
So letos, abv m6-tskd mladezi
dosta o Sc vice hfiSti v6tSihO
dOhIedu. Federace Ia zalozila
fond $31.735, Z n6hoz budou
financovany RUNE vymozeno-
sti pro zabavu mladeze a SOU
Casn6 Ziskala zvlaStniho exper-
ia, ktery by 0 zabavu ditek ma
vefeinych hriStich peCoval. Cd
bornikem tim stane Sc Rowland
HAYNES New Yorku, jenz pfi
iede do Clevelandu do lara.
Haynes rozSiri programy obec-
Mich hfiSti a postara Sc o w
choyu dotycnych nutnych in
struktoru predevSim.
WcSl TWSC7 WSS7
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V'adni AGENT zabavili vGera
~ Broadway naklad koralkv 2
Akron do Clevelandu priveze-
ne . souGasne zatkli hostinsk6-
ho M. Covara. 2201 Broad
way pro pTestoupeni narodni
2anoyednosti. ZatcenV Jest OBJ
"in6n. ae whiaku tn koupil V
Akro" a do sv6ho domu veil ii
no Broadway automobilem.
Pvlo zabaveno nekolilI beden
'ihovin V lahvich n6kolik ka-
r'"nnVch lahvi. kminku obsahu
ii"ich. JIM vladni AGENT "a
TIL vCera DuSana BonatkoviCe
Parbnrton a Jos. Webera.
2712 vych. 9 ulice pro tainou
vYrObu whisky.
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WCt1 r+t1 WeF
PODAKUM ZE ZBRASIAVIr
u kUTNf FORY " CE-
CHACH.

CT. redakce! Odpust'te. re
Vas obt6zuii, abych Sc ale
7kr5tka vysIovila. co zadam
%: Mi muz ie li7tonoSem a 30
r6vada ma velkV raion cho-
'im ia "a n6i do Skalice po-
"tou. A tn, kdvz fax pfinesu z
Amerilv listek. treba len po-
"drav. vZpominku. co tn RADIO
"ti a coz kdyz Jest TO poukaz-
Ia ma bednu, tn teprv neni ra-
LOST konce a tn 81 tax mvslim +:
Poze, kdvbvch j ia m6la ne
tdv takovou radost. abv 81 2
n1Vch nfatel V Americe ma mn9
rznomd' asnon po7dravem IA
nohlednim listku. Nam pfatele
2nam6 okoli Clevelandu a
Fhica OIL. ale adressu isem be-
hem let .7tratiIa a proto "a
dam. nak-li toto cisti budou. bv
nj aspon 'i'tknm pot6Sili. Isou
- Tvrnerovi, Vencovi a Zid-
kovi Rndu neskonalp vd6cna
nak-li t6chto mar Tadka ct. re.
dakce uvefeini.
Anna Thuernerova.
ZbraslaVice u Kutne Horv
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PVVAIV CI.EVELANDAN
ONEMOCNEL " Chicago.


o2namuie SO. re Bohumil
Soika. autor Spisku "Tremi di-
" sv6ta". kter6m bv'o veil
tolstvim sibifsk6 armadv pro-
hlaSeno. ze druzinnikem nikdv
"obvl. ac "a takov6ho Sc VIDA
"Pl = prednaSky o sibirsk6m CO.
sFo~lovenskdn1 voisbu poradal.
rchVlil SO V Chicapu do okresnf
"emocnice. Trpi zanetpm rlic
etav ieho ie v5znv. TIz pred
SWIM odiezdem do Chicago pro
d,eval V Clevelande.
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CHCE DONUTIT ROCKE
FELERA K PRODEU.
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Mistni pozemkovy spekulant
Josiah Kirby zazaloval vcera u
krajsk6ho soudu John D..
Rockefellera pro poruseni kup
nj smlouvy. Kirby cht6l V led
nu koupit RockefelleruV We'd
del Houee a JohnsonHv block
ia umluvenou Gastku $2,612.-
500 a mattel Gm.uvu ohledn6
prodeje V n6kolika dnech prI
odvoIal. Kirby chce, ably kupni
ona smlouVa zustala V pIatno-
sti a Rockefeller vySe uvede-
nou Castku akceptoval.
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OSLAVA McklNLEOVYCH
NAROZENIN.

Asi ctyfi sta prominentnich
republikan6 podilelo Sc vcera
ma banketu V Hollenden hote-
III, kde vzpominano bylo vyrotl
narozenin byvaleho presidenta
McKinleye. Hlavnim fecnIkem
"a vcereiSi republikanske O.
slavy byl Dir. N. NJ. Butler,
pfedseda Columbia university
a vynikajicf republican re sta
tn New York. Recnik predha-
zoval nyn6jSi administered ja-
kousi nedbalost, neschopnost,
neteGnost nehospodarno3t a
odporuGoval Soustati vice neod
visloSti V meZinarodnl pOlitice,
vice narodniho uv6domeni, va
stenectvi lax We vztazich Zahra
niGnich, TAX V politice domaci,
ably Spoj. Staty staly Sc zas ne
ien dulezitym nybrz j neodyi-
clym cinitelem "a sv6toveho
pokroku. Navrhoval vice spra-,
vedlivych DAM, administraChi
&etrnosti j sOuCinonsti s amer.
obchodem, jakoz smirnou do
hodu administrace Sc spolko-
wynn senatem ohledn6 ligy ma
rodu. ReGnik poukazoval ma
vzornG vlastenectvi, narodni u
v6domeni eXpresidenta McKin-
eye a vySlovil nad6ji, re amer.
uv6dOm6ni oziveno bude stra-
nou republikanskou.
Kongresnik Cooper Z Young
Gtown feCnil "amerikanisaci",
kongresnik Emerson "tou-
bach po administered republi-
kanskG", pan Victor Sincere We
lebil ciny zv6cnGlGho cXpresi-
denta Roosevc Ia Il Francis G.. |
Fremont, syn generala Johna |
c. Fremonta, prvniho rep. kan
didata president3tvi, mluvil o
stavaiicich otazkach We stran6.
Obfadnikem "a vGerejSiho ban
ketu Tippecanoe klubu byl su-
di White. Mayor Davis, jenz
rovn6z mel feGnit, ma dotGene
hostinG Sc nepodilel.
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SOUKPOMA TANECNf
ZABAVA.

"HoIku Svatopluk Czech pripada
- na tuto sobotu a budc no
@dana V sini p. Kamenick6ho
+ Fleet Ave. pa Karlind "a IL
%osti Sdruzeni Cesk1ch Hudeb-
ikh, iakoz precetnVch pfatel
oblibene vTSeuveden6 organi-
SAGE. Pofadatele ruti "a poba-
veni uSlechtil6 a srdeGn6
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ZABAVENA WHISXA.

VIC q rWST WSS
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v SIM KOMENSKEHO.

Skolni patronat V Mt. Plea
ont usnor5da Ultra We sv6 sini
"a vych. 131 III. taneCni zaba-
III, jeiiz poGatek urGen na g
hodinu vcGerni. Dobrl hudba
hvla obiednana. tfeba ien vel
k&ho dcastenstvi, ably vJbor .po
tadaiici doGkal Sc vsestrann6-
no Usp6chu.
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MOVE VYSETROVANf
DRAHOTY.

Do Clevelandu pTiiede brzy
nekoIik vladnich expertu, kteTi
mali vySatfiti pficiny drahoty
vSech zivotnich nutnosti. Cd
bornici ii ubytuii Sc ' obycej-
nych hoteIich a budou kupovat
sv6 dalSi nutnosti V maloobcho-
dech, aby zjistili zdeiSi ceny =
die toho mohli vladG referovat
a pfipadn6 n6jakou napravu
OdporuCit.
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225 NOVYCH PRfPADU
CHRIPKY.

VGera oznameno bylo Zdra-
votnim dfadum 225 novych pri
padu influenzy V Cleveland6,
takze vSech podobnych nemoc-
nJch Jest sos. Pet pacientd e.
pidemii vcera podlehIo a diva
zemreli nasledkem zanetu Pile.
M6sto koupilo dive dalSi ambu-
lance, ably doprava pacientd do
nem0cnic Sc urychlila.
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Pfipravte "Maskarni'' Sol1ola Cleve land
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ZABAVA SBORU LASSALLE.

CvicicI odbor d6lnick6ho t6-
locvicnGho sboru "Ferd. Las
81 le" pofada Ultra Cesko-A-
merickf SIM ma Quincy Ave Ia
HeGni vinek, k n6muz ziskana
hvla uniova hudha 81. EliSkv
Hrub6. Poradatel6 ruGi "a w
tcCne pobaveni.