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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
SPANIEL is GIVEN FREEDOM
ON DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE
Texan Acquitted Over Three Years
After Staying Wife and Army
Officer,
Thy Associated Press. J

BROWNWOOD TE%AS. Jan. H.
Three and half years under the cloud
of murder charge. Harry j; SPANIEL.
a former Texas music teacher, vas
court jury.
His third trial in connection with
the shooting 10 death Of his wife. Mrs.
Crystal SPANIEL and Colonel NJ. c.
Butler. at Alpine. Texas. July 90. 1915,
ended late today In his acauittal.
Spanen was not In the courtroom
~ ESQ p. NJ. after two hours delibera-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
BR0KAW TAKEN TO NORFOl K
Man Charged with wife Murder n
camp Enstis TO Have Trinl In
Federal Court.
tBy Associated Press

tBy Associated Press
NEWPORT NEWS. Jan l7.--Wilson
II. Brokaw. ST.. was arraigned before
a United States Commissioner TO-DAY
at Camp Eustis on a charge OF killing
his wife. and us sent to Norfolk to
await trial In - eral Court. the case
having been ansferred from the
Warwick County Court.
Lieutenant Wilson H. Brokaw, Jr
was not in attendance. having refused
to take the stand. Onicials declared,
however the son must testify when
his father goes on trial,
Mrs.. Brokaw was killed with q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
MISTRIAL IN MURDER TRIAL
Jury. Out Thlrty-TwO md a Half
hours. Falls to Convict John q.
Phillips at Macon.
[ By Associated Frcsa

MACON, CIV, JAN. MA mIstrIal
was declared In the case OF John @
Phillips charged with the murder OF
w a. Fcndt. late tonight. after tho
Jury had been out thirty-two hours
and thirty minutes Phi lips shot
Fcndt with n parlor rifle on May e.
thl2. according to the charIes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
PHELAN WOULD BAR IAPS
It!Ii Referred to Special
subcommittee for
Action.

PheIan's bill for the absolute exctu-
sion of Japanese was today referred
to subcommittee OF tho Senate I'm
bill to appropriate 100000 for more
efficient guarding OF boundaries and
more rigid enforcement OF immigration
laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Dies After wcck,. IlInes,

..NRyAN."l'ULIS. Jan. l7.--WHIInm
q; roach, As. Secretary of State of
this afternoon OF uremie poisoning.
~ s"S hAAn IN weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Action Comes in November.

ter said. the chief of nava, operatfons
arrived In Europe with the Colonel
House mission and Immediately there
battleships. Two to. six months could
have been saved, Admiral Sims de-
clared. IL he could have appeared In;
attenticc was paid to his cabled rec-s
The recommendations OF tho Navy
departments representative, based
upon conferences with the allied consS.4
manders should have been. aeceptcdi
ter said, and characterized the Navy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10

Special dance Sunday evening. July
18th, Columbia hall. West Hammond.
1910
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10

star Nut. the perfect cookstove coal
Try "Dibos the Coal Man" Phone (
30-7-3-5-7-10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
GRIFFITH

Mr.. Carl Penning and family OF
Wood street. entertained Chicago
friends over Sunday
The c. & o. P r. has also put on
switch engine at Griffith. Some
time ago one was added BY the " c.
Railroad
Mr. and Mrs. John Rolling. Jr OF
Crown Point and Mrs. W. A Moore
were Griffith callers Thursday.
Several Griffith people have attend
ed the Chautauqua at Hobart and pro-
rounce the Talent" OF the very high
est order.
The "Children's Dat" program viii
re given in the town hall next sunday
evening. 4 splendid program has
been prepared by Mrs. Moore and the
teacher.
Mrs c. r. Simpson who underwent
an operation al the Hammond hospital
Wednesday is recovering satisfactor-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10


Welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Newkart cf Atchi-
son avenue Iet. the fore part of this
week for Petersburg. Ind. where they
visited the latters parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGourty ~ho
sold their home on Roberts avenue.
moved the fore part Of this week T.
their home which tacv recently pr
chased on AtcAison avenue in the West
Park addition MIR and Mrs. Bucly
and family Of Indianapolis boulevard.
rIoved into tr. home vacated D. the
McGcurtys
Mrs Edward Freese left Thursday
for Anegan. Mich. to spend few day :
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ". Aldrich and
family
MIR and Mrs II. I.engohr and Mr.
ard Mrs a NJ Ma'tz and families
motored to Starved Rock last Satur-
day ard STAYED over the Fourth
Mrs E. Marshall who has been Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs W.
Starring for the past month left for
heI home in Omaha, Neb.. on Thurs
day.
Mrs c Newell and sister. Mrs. W
Smith Of Pearl street were Chicago
visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. A Sutherland returned home
from visit with friends at Geneva,
III
Mr. and Mrs Jim Hays OF Lincoln
avenue are entertaining out of town
relatives at their home this week
Mrs H Go1ding was business Wis
itcr in Hammond yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook. nee An
ma studer returned from their honey
moon which they spent az Niagara
Falls and other points n New York.
Mr. and Mrs Cook viii make their
home with the latter's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Studer Of Roberts
avenue.
Norris T Lindale of Chicago. is
spending his vacation with his aunt
Mrs B Lane Of Myrtle avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraft Of Myrtle ave.
had as their guest the formers sister
or Hobart. Ind. on Thursday
The funeral Of Mrs. Lottie Minsberg
will be held from her late home on
Myrtle avenue at 200 o'clock Monday
afternoon. the funeral service conduct
ed by Rev spielberger. Evangelical
Church. Robertsdale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
ROBERTSDALE

Services at the Robertsdale church
for tomorrow:-Sunday School at 1000
A NJ. Preaching services at 100 \
NJ Y p. 4 at 500 r. NJ, Evening
service at 80 r. VI. Everybody IS
Welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
HIGHLAND
SELLING OFT.

Going out of business. Selling at
cost price. From the 18th to the nth
inclusive open evenings until 900
o'clock. J. DeGROOT. just west OF
the tracks. Highland. 7-9-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10

Mrs j.. r GRAY OF Lafayette re-
turned to her home Friday afternoon
after spending several days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. .. Depfuhl
Mr. Mat Ludwig OF Hammond tran
sacted business in Dyer Thursday az
ternoon.
Master Bernard o. Hcrn ~ spending
his vacation with his Erandnfother.
Mrs c Grothans.
Miss Marie Beiriger Of Chicago Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Beiriger.
George, Norbert and Bernard Sehlaiss
Of Chicago are visiting with their
Grandma Thiel
Mrs. a ". Stommel Is visiting rel
atives at Zion City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
Charter No. 3478.
Reserve District No.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
At Hammond the State Of Indiana the Close of Business
June 80 1920
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts including redscounts
Except those shown in and . ..... $2670.459.03
Customers liability of acceptances of
this bank purchased discounted by it,. l3S.679.ol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
LOWELL

The funeral services Of the three vic
Tins Of the automobile accident at
shelby Wednesday night VIII be held
a. the home CT Max Ahlgrim today at
one o'clock p. m. Burial VIII be
mode in the lowell cemetery
The funeral services Il Mis- GlIcn
Z own we're l.c d at ~ NJ Z Church
Yesterday morning Ros Mckenzie
Of Lafayette. breaches the funeral ser
n-"n. The remains we're .aken 70
I.e banon fer burial
Mr. and Mrs Cal Nicho,s Of Ches-
.cIton attended, the funeral Of Miss Ca
zen Brown here Yesterday
The Chautauqua closed Yesterday
The attendance was good Throughout
the week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
THE Pill
THAT WILL

Why experiment with liver and
bowel rem edies when none are so good
as Dr. Edwards Dandehon Pills, and
. small box will put you right
DR.. Edwards Dandelion Pills are
made from the extracts OF vegetables
and herbs only, and are famous as 8
dependable remedy for constipation,
indigestion, liver, and stomach
troubles
They have saved many doctors
bill, as well as untold suffering, and
there is not a case that these pills
Will not help.
If you have never used DR.. Ed
wards Dandelion Pills. get them, then
YOU will feel their wonderful results
Don I put of, For sale by all drug
gistS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
HOBART

Mrs Ernest Harris who has been In
poor health for some time past. left
Wednesday, accompanied BY his sen
Pat. for Arizona
a barn dance Will be given this ev-
enins at tho Fred Rossow barn south
OF town
Miss Snow Hopper is enjoying an
auto trip through southern Indiana
this week.
Miss Title Abel has been elected TO
receive the degree Of Chivaury in the
Rebekah lodge which viii be conferred
on August attn. at Peru. Ind
The Chautauqua which was being
held here during the past week closed
Thursday evening and was very sue
cessful this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
ST. JOHN

Mr. and Mrs Jake Wagner and fam
lily OF Chicago are visiting here with
Bernard Blocker and family
Mrs Adam Adler and son Math. OF
Hammond stopped a short while here
while on their way to Crown Point.
Mrs. Matilda Keilman returned
home from Chicago on Thursday even
ing after a weeks visit there with
relatives
Nirs Hershel Engle left Thursday
for Hammond to St. Margaret's hos
pital where she will undergo an oper-
alton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
For Ace Computation.

To compute the age and birth month
of a person ask the person to think OF
his age. multiply by 10. add 25. multi
ply by 10 add the number of the
month in which he vas born, subtract
$50 The first two numerals gill be
the persons age and the last two the
month in which he was born.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

SAM ARoNBERG. 500 IIsth street.
now has all the latest Columbia rec
ords Ask TO hear them. 7S-tf
wANTED:-Furnished light house
keeping. with modern conven-
oes in whiting call 3s5-W. 1873
FOR sALE-Ford touring car 1917
model. in Al condition. equipped with
demountabie rims. good tires shock
ahsorbers electric lights and spot light.
Price SS5o.oo. Phone Whiting ss7-J.
7-lo-i
FOR SALE-vhite Sewing Machine
Victor Phoncgraph and Cabinet. rs
records. furniture dishes and other ar
ticles. AIS Central avenue. 7-10-l
FOR SALE.-Modern room House.
inquire So7 Central avenue. 7-lo-s
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
DOROTHY DALTON in his WIFE s
FRIEND" a Paramount picture; also
Larry semon comedy. Coming sun
day Ethel Claytcn in MORE DEAD
LY THAN THE MALE" 7-1O-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
bird o. m Omen.

The raven figures In many super
stitions and is invariably considered
a bird of i'll omen. and its unexpected
appearance a sign of death or disaster
II was dedicated by the Romans to
Apollo, and there is strange Greek
legend telling how the bird was chang.
ed from white 10 black
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE


lowing the new order adopted last sun
DAY Opening service for all 1000
o clcck Adult section lesson study at
1913 to 1900 Worship with SER
mon 1900 to 1880 o'clock Those not
attending the sunday school period are
invited to be present fer the morning
worship and sermon promptly at 1900
o'clock Junior section lesson study
1913 to 1870; special program 1910
to y1:o5: supervised study 1I.o5 to
'1:3o Primary section 1000 to sos.
4-pworth League led BY Dorothy Maun-
der ZOO p. m Evening worship and
sermon 500 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Oakley Of
PIT Richmond. Cal. have been visiting
a. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Porter Of Cleveland avenue
Ralph Thrush has returned home
from St Bernard's hospital where he
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis
Mr and Mrs D B Purinton of
Central avenue and mother Mrs Mil
Ter OF Gary. left TODAY for Licksburg
and Indian Lake. Mich.
Misses Elsie Baumel and Irene sam
onson are spending their vacation at
The Dells' in Wisconsin
Joe Lorsto and Joseph Cusran were
both arrested for having no auto IL
cens'e on their machine Lorsto plead
guilty and was hned 81 and costs.
Cusran being released en- a SIS cash
bond
The Standard Oil trophies are on
display in the window Of the Setter
Furniture Co. consisting OF beautiful
loving cups to be given as awards IN
the various sports
Mrs Bruce Nichols who is visiting
here from Glenn Ellvn. III viii spend
a few DAYS on the East side as tha
guest OF Mrs Vincent James.
The window OF H Simson's Insur-
ance office contains number Of Rev
stationary pictures.
Stanley Czenrik arrested by officer
Macksim fer assault and battery on
complaint of Eli Kowalcik was re-
leased on a ss5 cash bail
Sherman Blunt charged with reck-
less auto driving. arrested on COM
Paint OF Carl Taylor Of Gary was re-
leased on a $50 bond.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Shcup
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W. H..
Shoup Of John street and Mrs. Chris
tina Nvland Of Cleveland avenue. took
place in Chicago on Wednesday. The
Young couple are onw On a wedding
trip IN Wisconsin.
Mrs Maude E. Bell was able TO re-
sumo her work at the Standard oil CO.
after an illness Of several weeks
Mrs. Arthur Beaubien Of Atchison
avenue. is visiting relatives in L4acon
and Peoria. III
Mrs Raymond Carringer and daugh
ter and Mrs Hurfcrd Of Elizabeth. y
j. are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. W H. Carrinser OF La
Porte avenue.
Miss Edith Langenhan and Arthur
Langenhan visited their mother at
East Gary on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs y z. Miller OF Sheri-
dan avenue are entertaining the lat
ter's three sisters as follows Mrs.
John Wiles and daughter Clara. OF
Faulstoro. y j.. Mrs. Conrad Schiterh
ard daughter Ruth Of Olean. n Y.
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew snyder OF
Olean. \. =.
Father Trueblood will preach the
second OF his series Of sermons in the
orgregational church tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock.
The B. G. ". Sorority viii give
beach supper at the Whiting park to-
night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

She Tiger" with all star cast and
Universal comedy An Artists Needle
also Latest Fox News. Tomorrow
"Romany'' with all star cast. also Sill
ent Avenger." episode s and Charlie
Chaplin in "Jitney Elopment =" 7-1O-1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01
sRcL' q.

'svpt ewe:
Spoil 'ahliyost. ID yzfcna cnost.
.Je ons zgsmAnim dobr&ho che
iraktersa. IA il, led neao ozene So
sppa 'aAnut' aA iadned edaeAShe clor
lveka, horsie je, ked' vodca nema
d6very, smutne, ked' neni spo-
1l'ahliva spolocnost', stFa6ns, Asd
nema dovery narod. Nine zdA 50,
Se 10 celok SINE chudohni ma do
bry eharakter. Toto je vel'ks ne
bezpeeenstvo. ia mann najsxcsin
dctu pred eloyekom, ktory drA
syojs slovo stcj 10 stoj.
Bohatstyo naroda sd jeho cno-
sti. My marne bohatstvo zeme: !:
krasne 1esy, maiestatne vrchy,
mohutne rieky, mnohe pramene
sladkej j horkej vody; poda je
pima. zlata, zeleza a ineho kovu.
TO mas ale neucini vel'kyymi. Len
mravne bohatstvo m6ze mas zro-
Bit vel 'kym harodom. odstrah
Cd seba kazdy nespol' 'ahlivost'
sobeckost' a zavist'.
| Name dobrych vodcov, ale al
nespol 'ahivych. Vsade poeujeme
st''azposti a l'ud nema dovery.
Toto je Ely STAY. slovak rahko
sl'dbi, ale VI. pri sl'ube kuti, ja-
ko by sa vyhnul vyplneniu svoj-
no sl'ubu. Treha nam smelosti,
zmuzilosti, povedat pravdu a ne
hanbit sa uznat' chybu, Novina.
ri tiez nemajd tel d6very, ktoru
by mali mat, tax ze caste slysi.
me, ze noyiny len luhajd. Viem
ze to neni praydou, ale bolo toll
ko klamu, ze nlnohi ztratili dove.
ru. To sa musf naprayit'.
4 - p
| Mas narod potrebnje charaktel
nych,. l'udi Wac, nez zlato, viat
1ez kostol, Wac nez cokol 'vek i
neho. Zacfna sa rozvijat' nast
,ospodarstvo. Obchod dnes mus
| 'yt' poctivy a poctiye vedeny
( tomu musia byt' charaktern
''udia. Name ich? Netreba sve
it priemysel do rlk nespol 'ahli
vych l'udi. Kazdy poctive necl
a chopi prace pre- narod. Never
se dojdes niekde -klamam, Pocti
,ost t'ou najdial'- dojdeS. Nam
priklad cd tatfcka Masaryka. Ma
sledujme no. Jeho heslo je ''ne
luhat' a nekradn1t'."
Anton HoA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01
PREKAZKY PRI NATURALI.
Z0VANf ENEMY ALIENS.
B. E. L. I. S.

Ministerstvu spravedlnosti bo-
ly predlozene pripady majitel'ov
prveho obcianskeho papieru, kto-
ri sd povodom 20 zeme, ktora je
teraz Cesko-S o-Slovenskom, a ktori
by radi mali sveju ziadost' o u
delenis obcanstva vyplnen1. Tito
ziadatelia, boil az dosial' odmr-
steni, pretoze sd dosial' povazo-
vanf dl'a zastaraleho nariadenia
"a nepriatel'skych cudzincov. K
tomu menovane ministerstvo Cd
poyedalo, ze dokial' nebude Wy
hlasenF mier, alebo dokial' sa
Spoi Staty nesdcastnia propono-
vanei medzinarodnej konvencie,
ysetky osoby, ktore pri vypuknu-
tt valky boil nepriatel' 'skymi Gu
dzincami, musia ziadat' zylast-
nu prezidentskl vynimku, jestli
ich aplikacie majd byt' vybaye-
ne. "a nepriatel'skych cudzincov
v tomto smysle So povazuj1 oso-
by, ktore nemaly svoje prve OBJ
ciansks papiexe uz najmsnsj diva
roxy pred yypuknutim valky q po
ch&dzajl Raklska . Nemecka.
Kte ehee ziaAat' tito yynimku,
mech 81 odpfse do Department Of
Justice, Washington, D. c., pre-
potrebne tlaciyk Blanks for Ap-
plication for Presidential Excep-
tom. Tieto aplikacie sa prime
rane yyplais . peshd. Prayidene
pevelenie je ndelepe.
/ Ministerstvo spraFedlnosti sde-
.lPuje, ze zyla6te byvalym Rakd-
sanomA teraz uS Ceehosloxakom
50 venAis zyySeak ppzerpost', q
ze ich ziadnstiam 50. yenuie zvla.
stsa pazornest' Penez6c Gle il
nahSosadeae do tielcsy t5cAte
ziadosk ~ TyhaFeaie dejde y
|pa niskaR Rkp ttfdaeeh . pEsto kte
,lzvl6Ste 50 nepon4hl'a q, mech poski
Edo dha yyhlasenia mieY1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01

row Blaslch, 40 mil od ffany,
citaidcej 800 postiel'.
Amer. Ceryeny Kriz tiez poma-
hal yei'mi vlivne ma vychove a
vlcviku osetrovateliek, v com sa
domace zeny ukazaly snadno pri-
stupne instrukciam, Sest 'desiat
zien, lekarskych studentiek, po-
ealo navstevovat' kurzy v donna
com osetrovanf a efementarnej
peclivosti o nemocnych usporia-
dane americkymi esetrovatel'ka-
mi, aby sa priprayily pre- jake
kol'vek d'alsie moznosti. Tieto bu
dice lekarky nadobndnd tax
mnoho lepsieho poznania o svo-
jom povolanf, osobnej zkdse-
nosti poznajl jak znacnd cenu
povolanie osetrovateliek ma pre-
zdrayotnictvo. Vylohy organizacie
cvidebnej skoly boly: pobyt dvoch
amer. osetrovateliek v Prahe "a
tri roxy, vylohy vyslania dvoch
studentiek do Ameriky ma tri ro-
ky cvicenia bude stat asi $21,2 ,24O.
v marci 1919 boly porobene O.
patrenia postarat sa 508 crane
nych Is. legionarov, ktorf sa vra-
till 20 Sibfru. Bolo opatrene 5 ne
mocnicnych lodi, ktore by stretly
lod' v Trieste, s potrebnou vypra
YOU lekarov, osetrovateliek, zasob
lieeiva. Balicky darkov podbne
onym, ktore boly rozdavane ma
Sim vojfnom boly tiez zadovaze-
ne. Koncom aug, 1920 nemoc-
nych a zranenych vojfnov bolo
dopravene A. c. X. 20 Sibfra cez
Vladivostok domov.
Dvaja lekari, 2 odborne osetro-
vatel ky a 8 pomocne osetrovatel'
ky boly delegovane, ably pomoh-
ly pri tychto prilezitostiach, ose-
trujdc 600 zranenych Cechov. De-
sat ambulancov a gazolin boly
darovane cs. G. Krizu.
v jdi 1919 A. 6. X. daroval
Cs. G. X. IA smerickych pol 'nych
kuchyh a 80 dvojkolych francuz-
skych kuchyn. Snkromna vypra.
va okolo 2o,0OO bedien, balfkoy
a skatdl, bola poslana Cechom q
Slosakom ich priatel mi v Anne.
rike. Kde boly adresy jasne Wy
znaceas, bedny boly zaslane pria-
me ma adresatov. Asi 500 az soc
bedien, zaslanych sdkromnikmi
darovsnych ns rozdelenie A. G.
X. holo ulozene v prazskych skla.
d8tiach, Brine a Bratislave. AS
60,0O0 bedien, balfkov a sudo,
Pre- s1kromnikov bol0 doruce4t
~ pomoci a. 6. X. ' Prahe z,
|spoluiasassi Gs. &. K
/ Sklsdnfeky system, spr&va ,
zaetsvaaie a. G. K. tax ako zor
gsAiz0vans q zavedeas kap. Wei
pam boly TAX nspokojive, ze Ges
kosloxeaski vkdni 1radaiei Tia
dali no orgsnizovat' narodn.
skAdazeky systsm pre- novd rspu
bliku, = yye~ieit' rad don&cicl
pxseoyRikov pre- tito praeu.
i All e]<olo Is. septembra 1911
bols zAehr&nea& z vTaku "Son
nanfels", ktoFy zhorei, 1856 ba
liksv . bedien (2l0 ton) . posla
n G. 6. X, ktory So postsral
i'd 'alsiu dopravu..
81. auausta 1919 bole sssl2n
dc GAsko-Sl Sl4ysnsk& ~ ton piete
Insho tsTasu, edey1. shuyyg = II
yl1eakhA taxsxh GAklAd bsl y
plaaea6 Ss, lesls lsios. Psleyisa n
l'aER 1AsheE, Relesiee =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01
Co uroba Americk5 terven$ kriz
y. prospech Cesko-Slovenslka.

Keby ME Americkeho 9efyene-
ho Kriza, Ceskoslovenskei ss-
publike do dues by panovala no
opisatel'na bietm = HAD, tis!ce
slovenskych eeskych dctf BY boz
10 pomrelo. Ably youngstewnski
Slovaci vedeli, preeo go majd O.
chotne stat clenmi Americksho
tervenehe Kriza tohto roku, po-
d6vame tn maly. obraz jeho cia-
nosti v Cesko- -Slovensku, ako nam
boil zaslany drsdns cd eeskoslo-.
venskehe oddelenie Amer. Cefvs-
neho Krfza. :
Americky Cerveny KrR daro-
val Is. Wade 5000 presteradiel,
5000 pevlakov, $500 prikryvok
ma matrace, a potravln v Gene
$4,000
9. jdna 1919 Amer. Relief admi-
nistracia prehlasila, se Mvl uz
10000 eeskoslovenskych deti
denne. Dna l. julia 1919 So pripra-
villa zivit' 100000 deti denne. 12.
jdna dl'a podaneho vykazu bolo
102, $50 deti zivens mliekom b ka-
kaom, 208, ,469 krmene polievkon,
celkom ziyene bolo vyse 100000
dietok. u
26. j1na doslo Parfza 9 vago-
noy zasob, ktore boly predane A.
merickemu Cerven6mu Krizu ku
rozdeleniu v Ceskosloyenskej re-
pnblike. Naklad pozostaval o.
devu, obuve, flanelov, obvazov,
mydla, masti q neiake potravy.
Pozdejsie prislo Is d'alsfch vago-
nov so zasobami pre- nemoenice a
lekarov, ktore boly rozdelene ka-
pitanom Welpom.
25. julia 1919 A. G. x. dal Ces-
koslovenskemu Cervenemu Krizu
so yagoaov miesanych oblekov
pre- muzskych j zeny (asi 500
toa). Mimo toho Is vagonov (250
TOM obaOsenych odevov, z kto-
ryeh 80 ton pouzite bolo pre- rus
kycA zaiateov nachodiacich sa ma
SleyenskH.
1,600 bedien konzervoyansho
mlieka bolo darovan6 orgaaiz&cH
pre- blahe diet at q v Pfahe, pre-
resdsenie celej repubiike.
Juniori Am. o. K. boil pozia-
dani v Jill 1919 81. Masarykovou,
ci by neposlali 500. ceskych deti
do Tatier ma Slovensku. 2 tychto
naaae byt' $50 deti trpiacich ne
dostatkom potravy . $50 'sma.
lyeh fegionaroy''. Tieto deti ma.
" btvat' Ma vol'nom vzduchu pr
v51e4&eh $ frankov denne. Am
g. KfS bol pcziadaal vypravit
dseeh spsievodefch vyprav. 90
jtia Janiori 6 K. povolili, aby
b0te vyprsvsns 500 detf, vyioh,
nepsssahujdce $50 frankoy "a je
dne diet'a "a mesiac. Deti vysly
do fatisr 2. ang. 1919, ponzfva
it, nsmoenixneho vlaku s 50 va
gonami, patriaceho PRIV Rakdsku
Y auguste 1919 Junior Rex
Cross povoiil 10000 frankov n,
pFaea CeFyenshe KrlzA pc iipa
w tIpiaeich dietok Y Gssko,Slo
veasku. v iani I, 1. postal 6. K
80 ten z&sob pre- sibirskych legio
1&rov. ea bolo zaslanS do, Vladi
vostoku. S.,
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sloyspskc hoN doaaak Ga. Ger
vsnsa KElER y5e5ky %
4 senospiidp& potesby n
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