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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-04-25
GRAND RELIEF
FROM CATARRH
Mr.. Bailey Says Every One
Can Get 1t Just Like He Did.
Three Bottles of Dreco Fixed
Him Up Fine.
Also Took the Ache Out of His
Rheumatism and Banished a
Severe Case of Constipation.

tive found out from my own expert
ence that il is foolish for people to be
annoyed any longer by catarrh," said
Mr. w. "A. Bailey, of 6i9 w. Bay St,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Il know what il is to hawk and spit
and try to clear your nose and head
for a couple of hours every morning.
/ know what it is TO have a constant
dripping into your throat, that keeps
me constantly trying to clear it out.
i also know what heavy breathing and
unsound sleep catarrh causes, and the
head noises TOO.
But / also know after trying lots
remedies, what will go right to the
seat of trouble and overcome these
annoying symptoms. Dreco will do
il. Dreco did it for me. and it's fool
ish for people to suffer like this when
this grand medicine is within the
reach OF every one.
"Dreco also relieved a bad case OF
aching rheumatic joints; got my bow
els TO acting regular every day, where
IS before 1 used to be severely con-
stipated. This is great medicine and
strongly advise sufferers to give it
D trial.
The only way to get rid of catarrh
In through the blood, Dreco is taken
up by the blood very quickly, carried
TO the weakened membranes and re-
stores them TO healthy condition.
That's the secret of Dreco's power over
catarrh
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is being especially introduced
in Pensacola by Balkeom Drug Co.
Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-04-25
PENSACOLA LODGE WORKS
PAGE AND ESQUIRE

Az the regular weekly convention of
Pensacola Lodge, No. 8, knights Of
Pythias, Monday night several candi-
dates will be conducted through the
mysteries of the ranks of Page and
Esquire by an excellent degree team.
Another feature of this session will
be the putting into execution the plan
adopted at the recent session of the
Pythian district meeting, for member
ship drive during the month of May.
Local and visiting Pythias are fra
ternally invited. and quite an enthusi-
astic session will be held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-04-25
SKIN GAME LEADS TO
ARREST OF NEGROES

Seven negro men and one negro
woman were arrested yesterday after
noon as a result of taking part in a
skin game. The game was being played
at the home of the woman, Carrie
Robertson, sos w. Jackson. The game
was broken up by Captain Harper and
officer George Hall of the police force.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-04-25
DAMON LODGE TO WORK
IN RANK OF KNIGHT

Tuesday night Damon Lodge, No. Is,
Knights of Pythias, will confer the
rank of knight on several esquires.
The full senatorial team will put on
the work in simplified form. This
team has the reputation of being the
best in the state, and always has an
overflowing attendance when it is
known that the work will be done by
them.
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NORTH DAKOTA
CONTINUED from page 81

=. oantry:-AIrs. L. E. Fox Of this cit,
committed suicide in Minot hotel by
swallowing the contents of bottle OF
carbolic acid. The cause of her rash
act is a mystery to those who Know
her, Mrs. Fox is the wife of Tim Fox
former. receiver in the United States
land office at Minot.
Carrington.-As Il result Of an auto
mobile accident, Douglas Charry, son
of Mr.. and Mrs HI. E. Charry of this
city, died after spending p hours in q
local hospital. Two other members OF
the party were slightly injured. The
steering gear broke while driving at a
high rate Of speed and the car turned
turtle.
rington.-According to observers,
crop prospects all over Foster county
and this section Of the state were never
better. Winter rye, it Is said, will be
the. poorest Of the small grains. The
danger from the menace of grasshop-
pers seems to be less as the season
advances. Reports say that heavy and
timely rains have brought the crops
forward amazingly.
New Salem.-A destructive hail
storm that started in Mercer county
swept into Oliver county and wiped
out some of the best>crops in the state.
Even the pastures in its path We're
pounded bare, and barns, granaries and
sheds were demolished. Houses were
moved and twisted, and large drifts: Of
hail were visible long after the storm.
The storm followed in the path Of the
heavy rains Of the season. Many cat
tie were seriously injured by the hail
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ANOTHER NURSE
PRAISES IAnlAC
,SIXTEEN YEARS S5s OF STOMACH
8 TROUBLE OVERC COME AND
SHE GAINS 20 POUNDS

Mrs. Alice Minnick, who has been
a professional nurse for thirty-six
years and resides at. 1915 Twenty
third Ave-, Seattle, Wash, adds
her voice to the hundreds of 9TH
ers in this profession who have al
ready endorsed Tanlac. IN
! Since began taking Tanlac
have not only gained twenty pounds
in weight, but for the first time in
sixteen years I am free of pain and
enjoying good health" stated Mrs,
Minnick. 81 constantly had cramp-
ing, gnawing pains in my stomach
all these years, my appetite was
extremely poor and the little / did
eat caused md great distress. Al
ter every meal my food began to
ferment and sour almost at once,
!. would bloat up with gas, and
those terrible pains would get SO
bad I could hardly stand them. I
became badly rundown, lost weight
and strength, and felt SO tired and
wornout all the time could hard
ly get around I had pains in ev-
cry part of my body just about all
the time. but they were especially
bad in the small of my back. !
also suffered with severe head
aches and dizzy spells, and my
nerves were so badly upset could
get but little sleep, often lying
awake all night long.
II had heard so much of the
good Tanlac was doing others I de-
cided to try it myself, and it prov-
ed to be the very thing I needed.
I began to improve right away, it
was only a few days before my ap-
petite returned and can now eat
anything I want without having a
particle of trouble afterwards.
Those terrible gnawing pains that
had troubled me SO many years
have entirely disappeared. I-nev-
er have a headache or become
dizzy, and the pains that were
throughout my body have all gone.
In fact, my whole system has been
built up by Tanlac. have re-
gained my strength SO can do my
work as a nurse, which keeps me
on my feet for hours, day and
night, without a particle of trouble.
Several of my patients have taken
Tanlac, and it has proven benefi-
cial in every case. After what
Tanlac has done for me can never
say enough for it. '',s<
Tanlac is sold in Bowbells by
Donovan Drug Co., in Powers Lake
bv Chas. Frank, in Portal by An
drew M. Reite, In Columbus by
Wistrom Bros, and in Flaxton by
Wistrom Bros.
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church, .The Rev. e.; i, Christian-
son ana Kj6iler wGre the speAkers

church CIV ~ Ths K|},,, Rev "a ce$!sa s,s ss:
OF the day: ss. 81. ,.5
MI. and Mrs. Lawfence Larsen
and family who have been spending
a few days at the river, returned
home Friday. f
A number of the people in this
vicinity attended the young peoples
convention across the lake from
Friday until Sunday. 5s q . ]
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Nelson and
son Leroy were in Kenmare Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hansen and
children stopped at the l.. Jessen
home on their way; from Kenmare
Friday. .z
The Misses Vanita and Lillian
Hansen, who had been attending the
young peoples convention in Trim
ity church across the lake since
Friday, returned nome Sunday ev-
ening .5
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bystedt and
family attended church in Coteau
Sunday evening. $S#
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Carlson and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the H. C. Olson home.
Hilda Bystedt spent Tuesday af-
ternoon with Grace Carlson.
Services were held in the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey Rogers and
family and Miss Agnes Jensen of
Canada are visiting at the home OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. L. P. Christ
ianson, this week.
Mrs. jacobson and sons Tom and
Albert and Anna Westergreen
spent Sunday and Monday at Tom
Torkleson's near Powers Lake
G. H. Carlson and children called
at David Bystedts Thursday i even
ing.
Oscar Bystedt called at G. H.
Carlsons Tuesday evening to get his
sisters, who had spent the after
noon with Grace.
Tom and Albert Jacobson called
at the Westergreen home 1,. Tuesday.
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COAL VALLEY
(From Staff Correspondent)
(July 81

Martin. Bjorngjeld and family, E.
Hagen and daughters Esther and
Clarice and sons Edward and AL
fred, Mrs. Martha Hagen and Mrs.
Bella Bjorngjeld visited. at the
John Olson home Wednesday.
Sammie Olson called at M. Bar
dusons Sunday.
Theodore Barduson and family
made a trip by auto to Roche Per
c and Estevan, Canada, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson and
daughters Alvera and Alydia and
son Vern, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Barduson and sons Clifford and
Julian, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bar
duson visited at the Martin Bjorn-
geld home Sunday.
Ed. Gammell called at the NJ.
Barduson home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bjorngjeld
Mrs. Bella Bjorngjeld, E. Hagen
and daughter Esther visited at the
NJ. Barduson home Tuesday.
Miss Christine Barduson and
brother Arthur, Misses Cora and
Agnes Barduson and brother Mel:
win spent Sunday evening at the
John Olson home.
A large crowd from this vicinity
attended the celebration at Wild
wood Park last Monday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore BardM-:
son and sons Arthur, Clifford and
Julian and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Barduson made trip to the
Crockett coal mine Friday.
Orine Bonsness and Alfred Kels-
ven called at N {. Bard dusons Sum
day evening. u ss 5:ts 5. s5
Theodore Barduson and Martin
5Barduson spent Friday evening at
the Nels Klegseth home. 5sS
Theodore Barduson and family.
b. Hagen and family, who had
been visiting relatives In this vi
cinity, left Wednesda dav for their
home In Swift county, MINI
&s5s; Cor. E .Sss s.Ss5
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COTEAU
(From Staff Correspondent


Mr.. Hendrickson is now able to
be up and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovland, Mrs. Carl
son, Anna Sorlie and Mrs. Hen
erickson attended ladies aid at
Gust Albertsons last Wednesday at
Bowbells.
A three day session of meetings
will start Friday continuing over
Sunday. Every body should try
to attend one day at the very least.
The meetings are to be at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at Coteau.
Carey Mahoney left. Saturday for
a fishing trip. Ingel Elven is seen
behind the counter while Carey is
gone. .5
Ladies aid at the church We'd
nesday, July FL. Come one, come
Mrs. c. Mahoney spent Sunday
with her folks at Bowbells.
Berry picking is the order Of the
day.
Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Lind:
blad Visited in Niobe Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Erickson is hauling gravel
for her new cellar.
JOuu I1d6ou Was seen Ill &COLoau
Tuesday.
Sunday school at eleven at the
school house. Everybody come. 8
1t. still continues hot and dry
when a good rain would do lots of
good. !.
Mr. Salander was a Coteau call
er last Monday. e.
Richard Andersons called at the
| Thompson home Tuesday afternoon
on their way berry picking. ssa'
Fred Barnstead was seen IN CO.
teau Friday. sS
Ruth Sundeen was out Joy rid
ing Sunday: Here's good luck,
Cor
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KANDIYOHI
(From staff Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson left
recently for Montana where. they
will visit for some time.
Adolph Holt and Anton Nelson
called in our vicinity Sunday.
A few of the neighbors in this vi
cinity were invited to spend SUM-
day at Amandus Andersons where a
good time was had.
Haugen's folks attended church
services in Solin's school house
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nicholson
and Michael spent Sunday at the
formers parental home.
Miss Olivia Whitman closed her
term of school Thursday and gave
picnic for the pupils and parents
during the afternoon. A tasty
lunch was served.
Peter Nelson spent Sunday eH-
ening at c. Schmellings.
Mr.. and Mrs Westby spent Sum
day at Nels Lindquists north of
Kenmare. "
Those from this vicinity who at
tended the young peoples meeting
at Gust Hennix's Thursday even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Art Leslie,
Misses Anna and Vivian Schmell-
ing, Raynold Anderson, Alden, Olga
and Alvin Nelson. A very enjoy
able time was had
Eleanor Schmelling returned
home Saturday evening after MAX
ing a weeks visit at Gust Hennix's.
A surprise party was given IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl
son Saturday evening when a large
crowd Of people gathered. The ev-
ening was spent ioyfully and DUR
ing the hours Of midnight everyone
: was seen with dainty plateful,
everything tasting just fine. MT.
and Mrs. Carlson were presented
gas lamp and a sum of money.
"A party was given at Carl Jung
! bergs Saturday evening where q
very good time was had. Games
4 were the chief amusement and at
midnight delicious lunch was
z served, when departing for their
Z homes, all reported a good time.
p. a.. NelsOn and John Carlson
were Kenmare callers Saturday:
MI. Z. and Mrs. Carl Jnngberg and
daughter Clara visited at Chris
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-07-16
FORTHUN
(From Staff Correspondent)

Everybody in this vicinity has
been busy poisoning grasshoppers.
Herman Pasche and daughters
Elsie and Hilda, Simon Salvesons
and Otto Pasche left for Fish Lake
last Tuesday, returning Saturday
evening. They enjoyed themselves
very much r
Miss Jorgens is staying with Mrs
Hanna Kihle this week.
Jacob and Nelsie Kleppen came
down from the hills last Saturday
to visit friends
August Tveten and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lars Horntvedt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Haugstad, Mrs. Hanna
Kihle, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Dahl,
Miss Jorgens, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nc
Guire and family, Jacob and Nelsie
Kleppen and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H,
Antlreason celebrated the Fourth
,at Martin Berg's place. !,
Quite few from this vicinity at
tended the celebration in Wildwood
Park the Fifth
John and Alfred Tveten, Selmer
Kihle and Jacob Kleppen spent
from Tuesday morning till Thurs
day evening at Mouse River Park.
Andrew, Gladys and Helga Kihle
and Miss ,Jorgens visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Forthun Sunday.
Lars Kihle was a caller in Lar
son Tuesday.
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Berg visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Haug-
stad Sunday.
Lars Horntvedt was up in the
hills last Monday to see If he could
soon start haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kihle and fam
lily and Mrs. Hanna Kihle, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Tveten and daughters
Alvilde and Alice left for Mouse
River Park Friday morning. re-
turning Monday noon. Mr.. and
Mrs. August. Tveten and family
visited with Mrs. John Myren who
is at the Kenmare hospital while
on their way home.
The Pleasant Prairie ladies aid
met last Thursday with Mrs. c. H.
Andreason. Quite few people
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Bjorkman ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Kihle celebrated
the Fourth at Martin Bergs.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Tveten
were callers in Larson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Serum and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eller-
godt and Henry Peterson were Wis
itors at Carl Sorums Sunday.
Th. Thorkildson placed 9 tele-
phone in his house Monday.
Andrew Kihle and Jacob Kleppen
were callers in Larson Friday ev-
ening.
Rev. and Mrs. Peterson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Forthun last
Sunday.
John ,Tveten is helping Herman
Pasche for a few days this week.
Mrs. Alma Laiske and Herman
Pasche left for Sherwood Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Laiske was going
to look after her land. .
Jacob Kleppen left for the hills
Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. TIL. Thorkildson was a call
er in Columbus Monday.
Mrs. Christ Haugstad called at
August Tvetens- Monday.
Ed. Kihle called on August I've:
ten "Wednesday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Berg were;
callers in Larson Monday.
Cor. x
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q .s-'i s.. s., 4
ASK. !

~ L q. 4 Z -
IL you are an Unfortunate g nl1ct- let
ed with that dreaded complaint. l1
Piles, ii any.of It's forms, to here; y, ,4a;;
stored to your usual good = health; q thl;
YOU no doubt feel. that our only
salvation, is an operation: Do noat 1loa'
30 too hasty ii ma kins htss osysl:. g.
I The Whitney Treat atmenlt a Piles. M si. s.ai
new remedy easy tcs md 4 D. Non'-- ! ron
derful IA "a sold .unde nd g e
/ ssguarante B q ", DsrEns 4
81 Bovbsll shoy and ill 'sz. ez-
Spaa.n "
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FARM WANTEDWanted to
hear from owner Of farm or good
land for sale. Send price and de-
scription. Fall delivery. ~ Jones,
Box 551, Olney, Ill.
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Schmellings Wednesday.
Adolph Holt, Per Nelson and
Ernest Nelson visited at G. Schmell-
inga Monday.
The young peoples society OF
the Lutheran church at Niobe will
meet at the home of Chris Schmell-
ing FRIDAY evening, the 23rd, to
which hearty welcome is ex-
tended to all. ..g
Cor. r.
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gBOWBEIlL6 PRAIRIE

From stan Coryesponde entl sssssss'
Services were held all day Wed
snesday ID the Danish Lutheran
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POLACI VI REKY NEMENU
RUSOVE Az DOSUD NEMOHLI UPLATNITI SVOJI
OZNAMOVANOU PROTIOFENSIVU MA
SEVERNf FRONTE

Varsava L. zari Polske vojsko postupuiicf smerem
ku Grodnu dospelo skoro az brehhm reky Nemenu jez
tece kolem Grodna sever die zprv obdrzenych re
rovychodni fronty
velka cast vychodni Halice byla obsazena polskym
nkrajnskym vojskem, iez ma SVEN drzeni cely levy
bfeh reky Dnestru Bze Przemyslany dvacet pet mil il
hovychodne od Lvova Poac rozpras sovetske voko
Sc pokusilo zahaeni dtocnSch operac.
Maurice Pate Herschell Walker, clenove amercke
pomocne organsace zde odeje do Moskvy Minsku aby
poradi soveskym dfady vzhledem vyzve det "a
pocate ma Bile Rus behem poskeho rezmu Rovnez zska
il tax spoehlve nformace pomerech strednm Rusku
kan rovnez rozsrena bude cnno amerckeho Cerveneho
Kfze, zemena pokud tyGe potravn satsva pro zeny
deti.
Eminent Amertane odebrai Sc do Minsku polskou mi
deegaci ale kdyz dosta byi We skutetnost
uyeznen jako polsti deegat vyprave zpravoda Sdru-
zeneho tisku ze me velke potize presvedGenm
skych uradd, nemaj zadnych zaludnych umyslG vde
Rusku.
Varsava, l. zaTi. = Zpravoda Sdrzeneho tsku iehoz
depese byy Mnsku zadrzovany po navratu do tohoto
mesta vyprave jak bylo polskou delegac rovnez
Minsku zachazeno. Kdyz tam konetne po mnohych
svzeich dosal by drzen pres tfi hodny vlaku mez
tim by pro pTpravovan dun stTedu Byl to
zAroven byt vojenskeho komisafe tam dan ctyrech
do jedne svenice kde bya pouze poni l1zka nekera
pros6rady n9ktera bez Mich, ale vsechna spnava pima
hmyzu
Kdvz 81 polsti delegati stezova, bylo Jim reteno.
Jest mimi zachazeno iako Nemci Versalich jako
porazeneho naroda nemohou mic epsho oekavat
Sovetsti deegati by pekne odeni ypada dobre zven
Carihrad, zaf = Ustup gen. Wrangela, protibolsev
ckeho vGdce hu Ruska zde ysvetovan neostakem
tezkeho deostfeectva Sovesk6 vosko dorazlo Novo
Aexievska pfetalo zeeznc ohrozujic komunkace Wran
gelovy provinc Tauridske.
Gen. Wrange zahai proti1tok pro sovetskemu stfedu
eden jeho odlG by pobrezi Azovskeho more
byl vsak odrazcn die zprav obdrzenych zde.
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SENAT " TENNESSEE
PEVNYM.

Nashville, Tenn. /. zari. II
hlasy prot 8 senat statu Ten
nessee odeprel dnes podporo-
vati sn6movnu v jeff pokusu
zvratiti sve jednani o schvale-
nj devatenacteho dodatku k
federalni 1stave. Hlasovani v
senate pfedsevzato bylo ma
vrhu, ably Sc vratilo snemovne
ieif oznameni sdeluiicf, ze od-
blasovala nesouhlasiti Sc sena-
tenn v pfijetf ratifikacni reso-
luce ze vymazala re sveho
denniku zaznam hlasovani re
dne 81. srpna. Zaroven pripo-
ieno vysvetlenf, ze ratifikacnf
resoluce byla vzata q rukou Sc
natu a ze tyz nema mad nj
dalsf pravomoci.
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v Chicago JEST PRES
10000 CECHO-
SLOVAKU.

Chicago, 81. srpna. z censov
riho 1fadu We Washingtone o.
znameny Dyly cislice rnznych
narodnostech tvorfcich 2,701,-
PIP liinat3sti Chicago a pocet
CechI a MoravanH Jest Mich
udan ma !36,87O. SlovakG ma
1913. Tyto cislice sotva isou
vsak dplne. pocet Cechd v Chi
caeu ndagan Jest re spolehli-
vVch prameni ma 100000. Slo
vak1 pres 10000. z ne-angli-
ckVch narodnosti nejvice jest v
Chicagu Nemci a sice 571.0O9,
PolAkG Jest tam 284,443, Srbo-
Chorvath 12,462, Slovinch
1881.
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VICHRICE MA FILIPINACH.

Manila P. l., 1. Zaff. Neoby-
ceina prudka tropicka vichfice
zpdsobila zde "a statisfce dol
lard skody. Elektricke vedeni
bvlo preruseno mesto sc oci-
tlo We tine. Vsechny kary byly
zastaveny ranni casopisy ne
molly vyitti. Tisice stromd by
10 vyvraceno a ulice iimi Zata-
rasenv. s domi strhany byly
stfechv a vnitfek zaplaven vo-
dou. Cetne rybafske cluny po-
DEL pobfezi byly stroskotany.
Mnoho lidi bylo poraneno po-
letuifcimi troskami, avsak po-
knd znamo. nikdo o zivot me-
prisel. Den pred tim vyveseny
bvlv vystrazne signaly, pred
novidaiicf vichfici a tim Sc sta
In. ze lodi zustaly v pTistavech.
Vsechno tclegrafnf a telefonnf
spojeni rnfstem bylo preruse-
no.
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BTTVA We STAVKOVNf OBLASTI
MEZI FEDERALN1M VOJSKEM A VYTRzNfKY v
ZAPADNf VIRGINII DOSLO NOCNfMU BOJI

Williamson, l. zan. = Paba zalesnenych vysin ma
venici Chatteroy savkovni uene oas nedaeo odtud
rvaa po venu noc die opozd6nych zprav obdzenych zde
dnes odpoedne.
Utoky byly rovnez obnoveny du els Thacker Coal
Co. dive mile cd Norfolk Western drahy Posy federal
mich vojaku byly poany ODE msa. Jenom voiakh
konao suzhu Chaeroy kdyz stfeba navrsi zahajena,
avsak ihned jail odpoydati pred tim pesek
nuy byy telegraph eefonn draty nicmen6 vsak zprava
tuac prece enom dodana do hlavnho voenskeho
Sycamore Hollow posla Timed vyslana do mesecka. Ne
nj znamo, iak bitva skontila.
Kdvz voiaci vystoupili vlaku die zprav obdrzenych
zde by posan do esa ktery obkei nekoka stran tax
ably Gtocniky vypudi.
Situace okresu Pike, druhe ran6 reky Tug Ken
lucky zpGsoba st6 obavy zde nasedkem rozsfeni sav
Ky dolly podel potoka Pond Ryo eceno re kentuc mi
6ni voja konavsi suzbu okresu, obdrze rozkazy aby
vrati do Frankfort nasledkem tehoz zdstaa by celia Ia
obast bez ochrany nebo ederan vosko byo poslano e
do Zapadni Virgnie.
Lexington KY, l. zari. = Guverner Morrow obdrzel
dnes zados cd sea okresu Pike ably kentucke voko ez
povoano domG, byo vraceno ezto panu obavy pred Wy
puknutim bouri mez avkucm haviri kazdym okamzkem.
Guv Morrow odpovt l8 ze zadi to federanm vojskem
ably pfekrotilo do Kentucky Zapadn Virgne pfpade
nutno. Vojac odejeli Pkevie pdlnoci
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lvoleno zyysenf no7ay mad II
procent, .;ez byly Jim komisf u
deleny. Odhlasovani "prazd-
min" nasledovalo po prijetf re-
soluce pozadujici, aby havf-
rum dan byl nalez obsazeny
mensinove zprav6 predlozene
presidentu Wilsonovi Neal J.
Ferrym.
Jake stanovisko zaujmou
maiitele 1oll vzhledem k teto
ralade mezi haviri, nelze pro-
zatfm rici. Jakmile podepisou
rovou smlouvu, uvolf sc tim, re
zaplati havifGm S18,O0C,OOO
La zpatecni mzd6 do toho sc
i'm MEDIA. pokud nebudou pre-
syed6en;. re haviri priimou no.
YOU mzdovou skalu a budou sc
de nj @citi. Ackoli neni dosud
urGite zn:imo. iakeho druhu bu
CON ncv6 pcEadavky haviru,
ie7 pfedlozi ma spolecne schhzi
q taEari. rravi Sc. ze budou sc
domahati dodate6neho 15-pro-
cantniho zvyseni mzdy pro
kontraktni oelnikv. tax abv Sc
Jim dostalD celkoveho zvyseni
o 32 procenta a zvyseni So
denne bude pozadovano pro
havire placene ma den.
Indianapolis, 1. zarf. John l..
Lewis. preIseda Spojenych dul
Mich delnikG Ameriky, vydal
dnes pozd6 veter rozkaz mari
zuiici vscobecnou stavku v
m6kkouhelne panvi V Alaba-
me. Rozkaz vydan byl po obdr-
zeni zpravy organisacnfho W.
boru mezirarodnf vykonne ra-
dy. We zprdve Sc pravi, ze ma
iitele doll neuvedli V platnost
nalez komjse presidenta Will
soma z masfce bfezna. Dale pax
Sc uvadi, ze havifi pracuji "a
mzdu mnohem nizsi, nezli Jest
obsazena V nalezu komise a ze
vsechnv pokusy o konferenci
maiitely dold V Alabame Sc
lhaly.
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VLNARNY ZAHAJf .PRAcI.

Boston. 1. zafi. The Ameri-
can Woolen Company, ieiiz
7avody bvly zavreny, otevfe
7rova sve pTipravne oddeleni
IL. zarf ostatni odd9leni
brzv potom, die ornament uci-
neneho dnas pfedsedou spolec-
rosti Wooden. TVz dodal. ze
hude placena steina mzda ia
ko pred uzavrenim zavodu v
Servenci. American Woolen
Company ma 54 zavodh v No
vo-anqlicku zam9stnava ko-
lem 10000 delnfki, z nichz a.
81 polovina pracuje v zavodech
v Lawrence.