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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

wells here in town, and thousands Of
them which we stopped pumping. We
have the most remarkable agricultural
development in the Western world, with
fruits and vegetables in vast volume,
which we market the Nation over. We
have a crest Industrial establishment
We have an influx of wealth such as no
othor city in America, possibly of the
world, knows. Rich men come here to
pass their declining years. Enterprising
men Of active years come here because
of the unusual opportunities. Workers
come here because the acquisition of a
home with flowers and fruits and vege-
tables is within the easy range of
workers earnings"
That's what they say. What's more,
that's what they are telling to the peo-
pie of America, through their Chamber
of Commerce, which is one of the most
efficient in the United States, and the city
Ia growing remarkably because Of it
Copyright, 1921. by Public Ledger Com
paDy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
OTHER NATIONS
MAY RETALIATE
ON u. S. TARIFF
Countries of Europe and
America Preparing Rates
Against United States.
80 PER CENT INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA wave Of in
dignation against the emergency tariff
which soon will result IN retaliatory
duties against American goods and com
modities is sweeping all countries of
Europe and South America, according to
reports received at the Commerce Depart
ment.
In Argentina q bill has been introduced
+ IN Parliament authorizing what would
amount to increases of from so to 90 per
cent on majority Of American goods.
In Canada general election is about to
be staged partly on the question of
retaliatory tariff
Despite the agitation, the emergency
tariff seems to have had little effect as
yet on imports into the United States,
although it has been IN effect since the
latter part of May. Commerce Depart
ment reports show in August imports of
many agricultural products Increased in
stead Of declined. Canada, for instance,
lin August shipped to the United States
&239 $50 bushels Of wheat, or nearly 10000
bushels more than last year.
MANY SHIPMENTS
HARE DECREASED.
Canada's fetal exports to the United
States, mainly agricultural, increased
during July. as compared with June, by
nearly 100000. June was the first full
month during which the emergency tariff
was effective.
Brazil increased her shipments to this
country 100000 during July, while those
Of Argentina scared nearly a like amount.
Some heavy decreases were experienced;
but whether the emergency tariff was
mainly responsible, officials hesitate to
say. Exports from Cuba, for instance.
fell of about 5000 900.
Mexican exports to the United States
fell OF about $1,2O0,O00 or l per cent.
Taking into consideration all North
= American countries, the decrease was
about $1,000. 900, or approximately ID per
cent
president GIVEN
POWER TO MODIFY.
The bill gives the President power to
modify duties on goods originating in
countries which make reasonable tariff
rates on the following articles from Ar
&gentina; Cereals, hides, wool, live stock
and subsidiary products Of agriculture.
These are the products which Argen-
tina ships to the United States. Under
the modification clause the Argentina
executive could relieve from paying these
advanced duties all countries except the
united States.
Although Argentina is the only coun-
ttry In which the tariff increases are
plainly retaliatory, duties are being
raised In most European countries IN such
3 3 way that American manufactured prod
ucts would be hard hit. In France duties
4 are being increased In direct proportion
Ito the increase in the values of commodi-
ties compared with 1914.
In England tariffs are being raised
mainly with a view 20 protecting home
Industries against German competition.
But the United States Is being hit d.
rectly.
n In Italy and Spain new tariff schedules
are being worked out.-Copyright, by
1Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

City Of Angels do net stop at anything,
and the Los Angeles River dumped wa
ter and sand-almost as much Of one as
the other-into the indented spot on the
coast line where vessels with cargoes for
Los Angeles anchored of shore The
people diverted the alleged river to an
other point on the coast and then they
started to make narbor of their own.
Also they built ship canal to fit their
town, their harhor, and their commerce
for years to come. Rivals joke about the
Port Of Los Angeles" The joke is on
them, for Los Angeles is getting the
business and has a big ocean commerce.
Ship building under such conditions
would seem to bo odd, but three big con-
Germs which didn't start driving a stake
for their plants until late in 1917 have
built some mighty goo@ ships at Los
Angeles. The South W<stern Ship Build
ing Company, turned out thirty vessels
of 5000 tons, and Ave of 1000 tons.
Bakers yard turned out thirty five fine
ships, and Craig's a goodly feet. Today
ship building is reduced to oil tankers, 80
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
INDIANA DAILY TINES FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1921.

Food products, miscellaneous, $45,-
csc, 500.
Wearing apparel, s40,697, 32a
Iron and steel, $44 ,340, $50.
Machinery and machine shops, S27,-
9O9, s72.
Autos, trucks, parts, etc, SOS, 44O,s16.
Printing and publishing, $36,362, 1911.
Cement, brick, clay products, $24,-
24,92S
Lumber, planning mills. etc, $40, 773, $50
Chemicals and soaps, 500, 500, 1858.
Shipbuilding, O,170,00
Miscellaneous, $34,S97, 725.
When any one asks Los Angeles man
If the growth OF this wonder city is
sound, the answer is something like this ;
1--WE have everything there is in nearly
States that we can draw upon If we need
1t, but we do not. We have the largest
production of oil in America, but in ad-
d,tion we have hydro electrics, a larger
development than in any other part Of
America, and with millions more of
horse power. to develop. We nave oil
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

gels, when it comes to footing their
horn, but what lot they have to toot
about. Here is the center Of the motion
picture business of the world. The
weekly pay roll of the plants in Holly
wood averages 100000. That only be-
gins to cover the expenditure locally. The
motion picture industry is peculiar in
that 1t Is almost wholly all the stuff
used in : production, and must lie de-
stroyed because 1t Is useless for another
picture That means a constant buying
Of material by the producers from local
suppliers and this ranges from hardware
to the most expensive gowns.
HOW INDUSTRIES OF
Los ANGELES RANK.
OF Los Angeles industries, with a pro-
duction last year in excess Of $50, GOO, 600,
here is how they rank:
Moving pictures, 500, 900.
Petroleum, s92, 60o, 276.
Meat packers, $4,000 100.
Canneries, fish and vegetables, $50,
042, 800.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
"Papes Cold COMPOUND" Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuRsd-upi
Quit blowing and snufflingI A dose Of
"Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours untn three doses arc taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The first dose opens clogged-up nostrfls
and air passages of head stops nose run
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
LOS ANGELES ,s
WEST COAST
WONDER CITY
Continued From Page one.)

whose sales territory covers from the
mississippi, to the Hawaiian Islands de-
8clared his business showed a 40 per cent
Increase for the first six months OF this
year, and another 40 per cent increase
= since they had compelled him to increase
8his force of workers and he was about 10
increase it again.
The biggest wholesale grocer said his
business, thus far his year, was 35 per
cent greater In tonnage, and 20 per cent
In money than for the same period last
*year.
Ne. 900 EMPLOYED
I'm TEXTILE MILLS.
About 1900 persons are employed in
9fextile mills In and around Los Angeles.
The statement from the mill owners Is
that business is good, very good. Sales
<ara restricted some Of them say, by In
liability TO produce as much rs required.
Zone big manufacturer says he has had
Ito withdraw some statesmen from the
broad because 1t was impossible to fill
3orders.
Bankers say-Los Angeles is in excellent
&shape financially. Bank clearings show
o16 per cent increase over last year, with
Ia constantly ascending scale. Los An
ygeles banks finance anything, as one
<banker, puts 1t, from soup to nuts-the
&eoup being canned. and the nuts-wal
$nuts and the like going in the shell.
EUnlike eastern financial institutions,
&those hereabout are not seasOnal-not
Hlending on ninety-day paper, but on the
2crop.
= The banks had some frozen loans a
little time back-loans made to cotton
Egrowers, but the sensational advance IN
1.-THE heecy staple thawed those loans
Xovernight. Today the banks have some
money tied up In cattle loans, which they
&are likely to hold for many months to
lcome but otherwise they are hourishing.
There is a tremendous canning indus
Etry here In fish and fruits This was in
&bad shape last year, and for the first
$quarter Of this year. It looked as If the
&wor!d had quit eating canned stuff and
the nsh and fruit people, and the bank
&ers too, were going to have very heavy
losses. They had these losses last year,
Ebut there has been a sharp recovery in
&canned goods IN the last ninety days, and
the surplus has been as absorbed as
Mothers, and prices are considerably bet
liter.
'SSHR BUILDERS
MEET REVERsEs.
q Ship builders are among those who
4cannot say business Is good. Shipbuild-
ling here practically was unknown before
.5the war. Not only that, but nobody
knew Los Angeles as a port. In 1917
xbhip building started. About the same
time or earlier, operators began on the
Smaking Of harbor. The people of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

ming; relieves headache, du1lnssz, 1sTer-
ishnsss, sneezing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" "a the quick
est surest relief known and costs only
q few cents at drug stores. &c acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Con-
tains no quinine. Insist upon Pape'ss-
Advertisement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

Hoffman, pravil, re pro pfltomnou dobu nebude psati me-
moiry, poneyadz nechce, ably sv9t zvedel, re Ludendorf nebyl
zadny strateg a zadny vojevudce a pro nyneisi dobu nepfeie 81
ukazati Ludendorfa Y pravem svetle. PAX pokracoval:
ia Vedl %pfedb6zn6 Vyiednavani S Rusy, jez bylo ztezova-
no Bulhary, kterl podniceni nacionalBtckym duchem, jail Sc
pozadovati Dobrudzu a east Macedonia. Gen. Falkenhayn,
n%ejv6tsi valetny zlocinec re vSech, plislfbl tato 1zemi Bulha-
byla p%iifknuta.
"VSichni ostatni cht6li mir bez anekci. Ma tonic bodu Wy
byo by Sc byvalo shroutilo, nebyt ostrych diplomatic
ckJch pTaktik. kuehlman a Czernin utsHi Bulhary ujistenlm.
re formulka 'zadne anekce' mGla by platnost' ienom V pfipade
%vSeobecn6 mirov6 smlcuyy.
"Oni hall a vubec zahraniGnf drad dusledn6 lhah posled-
mich dvacet pet roku. Oni lhali rovnez "a obzvlaste Czernin
hal - We spojeni formulkou 0 sebeurceni narodu."
Dal&i poklonu slozil gen. Hoffman hrabeti Bernstorffovi,
n@kdejSlmu nGmeckcmu yeNyslanci We Washington6, fka:
'Bernstortf pred parlamentnim vysetfoyacfm yyborem
hal, kdyz prohlasil, re nebyti ponorek, Amerika nebyla by "a
sahla do valky. Me zent iekl, re Amerika byla by zasahla do
v3lky tax jake tax, kdyby nebylo ponorek."
Dale pax vypraytl gen. Hoffman onomu novinari:
"Nezdar prvni bityy ma Marine byi primym v~ysledkem ne
schopnosi ma ~vysokych mistech. My nell jsme deset divisi pf-
lis mnoho ma levem kfidle a deset dvisi priiS malo ma pravem
kfdle. Jiste mohli jsme vyhrati onu btvu a celou valku, kdy-
.bychcm nebyli i hrai 5 mensimi a jednotlivymi operacemi zde
. onde beg sebeduvery k zasazenf rozhodn6N rany.
Ami Y 1908, kdy jsem postal Ludendorfovi 100000 v-
jaku Z vychodni fronty, kteli opravdu chteli bojovati, neo1va-
zni jsme Sc vesti roZh0dnou ranu.
"Kdybychom byIi V 1914 vrhli 0 diva vice armadni sbory
prot Rusku, byli bychom byva)i We Var5ave a nell k dsposici
cev arsenal Ruska. +
"Nejlep8i a nejschopn6jSi dustojnik nebyl Ludendorf,
nybrz Conrad Won Hoetzendolff, natelnik rakouskeho gene
raIniho Stabu."
Tato valka mezi %nemcckymi generally jest zajimava, a co
nlavniho, ne6kodna. Take asi nebude protestu prot tomu,
kdyz Sc panov6 nazyvaji vzajemn6 lhari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

CT "Vecernik Prava Lidu' O
znamuje 2 Liberce, re There
cka obec dala pred pfevratem
V radnicnIm sklepe zazditi veil
kou sbirku cennych obrazu sta
rych i modernlch, iez mestu Lii
berci odkazal znamy liberecky
milionaf Liebig. DO teskVch ru-
kou dostal Sc plan sklepu libe-
recke radnice S presnIm vyzna
cenim mista, kde ie Liebigova
Sbjrka obrazu ukryta. Rude 20
zldano ministerStvo Skolstvi. a.
ny k otevreni skryse vyslalo u
meIecke znalce. Liebigova obra
zarna ZQstane ov5em j nadale
maletkem mesta LIberce bude
vsak lpstalovana : trlsturra
vereinosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
Kraian1m ma lodi Mount
Clinton v Atlantickem
Oceanu.

Yam, pratele, Ma sve ceste,
nezli rozejdem Sc jeste
sdllim ia dnes city sve.
Zdaz to take touhou VaSl
uzrit drahou tn vlast nasi,
k niz S touhou sp6jeme?
Sp6jem zriti rodne chatky,
jake ditky jedne matky
videt Labe = Vltavu,
KruSne Hory a Podripsko,
vse, co ie tax srdci bllzko.
PAX tn milou Moravu.
Spejem zrit sv6 sestry, bratry
j sIovensk6 shlednout Tatry,
obejmout kraj celltky.
Tam smeruje costa dlouha,
nejvroucn6jSi naSe touha,
Jest zrit hrob sve matitky.
Yam, pratele, ma pamat ku
naCrtl isem tech par radku
biz evropske %pevniny,
kdyz ned6li a pc ranu
procit isem ma oceanu
biz a biz sve otGiny.
Az Vas Dude vlast cbjimat
cesk6 INA zdar" vSude hrimat
donna kdyz uz stancte,
vzpomente, re tyto city
pratelstvim nam V srdce vryty
poteSeni budete
18. cerv'ce 1921 Alois Yak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
V CuXhaven, Nemecko,
Is. GerVence 1921.

Srdeeny pozdrav vSem cite
narum. Pc ttrnactidennim cd
Jezdu z Clevelandu jsem tedy
s. 'astn6 ma druhe strane ocea-
nu. Nedoufal isem jiz, re Sc
tax stane, ale touha ma Sc ko-
necne vyplni, re spatrim tn ma
81 starou vlast svobodnou.
Dojmy dosud zazite .isou "
nejlepSi a pratelstvi behem ce-
sty nabyte 81 velice vazim. Pan
Pecold q Chicago. drive Y st.
Louis, Louisiana a California,
Jest v2delanI muz a INA pana
kutaka ! jeho D. bratra, byl
mne velice dohrym s%polecni-
KEN a I'VE mne, abych u neho
.V Roudnici mn Podripsku Sc sta
vel, re sc spolu podivame ma
okoll Rlpu a ma Prachenske
skaly
Pano,e emil Otrisal, n~aterac
= omahy, mas tez znaGne ba-
vii, pax jell 5 MIN Ant. nvorak.
dale Vaelav Iadina a Jan
Smerda 5 manzelkami, veSmes
snad Moravane.
Ones, kdyz jiz Tod opousti-
NE, ~pozadall mne cesEe zeny
IA lodi, abych lin neco napsal
ia pamatku nasi plavby a i've
Teinil to We "Sv6tu". Napsal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03
KONEC STAREHO STROMU,

Prastary smrk horskych
sachet bEvaleho horniho me-
sta Hor Matky Bozi ma Susie
ku, ktery 20 cel6 generace O.
dolaval utokum zivlu, podlehl
pred nedavnem vichfici.
Strom tento byl IMAM pc ce-
lie kraiin6 a ia dfiy6jSich ca
su posme5n6 nazyvan sousedy
"HorskIm lesem', Gimz 81 IL
to dobiraIi "Horaky'. Nazev
Sc vSak udrzel i kdyz obec Wy
sazela p6kny les ma opacne
strane Hor. Jak sdeluje susie
Ky konseryator p. X. Turek,
vzbudil pad stromu Y celem
okoli rozruch a litost. HorStl
hudebnici, vracejici Sc tee
noel re zabavy z LeSiSov, "a
hrali mu Ma rozloucenou tfi
narodni pisne. Je to zajistt
p6kny dukaz lasky naseho Il
du k starym stromum, bohu-
eel nyni jiz velmi mizici. Syaz
okraslovaci a ochranny pri-
mlouva Sc Il mistnich cinitelu
aby ma miste padleho stromu
byl vysazen novy, ably tradice
mista nebyla poruSena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

nucen 81 nechat natriti syoji
pies tou belobou a pax vyhli-
Eel jake n6jaky saSek z cir
kGsu a nam pusobil nemale Wy
razeni.
Boure trvala 4 noel a tri dny,
ntbyla Size tax ukrutna, ale
zpusobila mnoho mrzutosti,
mnozi nepfiSli pc cely ten cas-
Ike stolu; ii, kdoz byhi ma to
pripraveni a ocekavali nejaky
ten nezbytny svizel, pIestali to
snadneji; i ia 90 diva dny ne
mohl jsem ME pojisti, ale neu-
lehl isem jake mnoho jinych, a
dnes, pc tydenni plavbe, kdyz
.iiz blizime Sc ku brehum Ev-
ropy a venku jest opet teplo
jako Y raj, isme Ease vsichni
Il stolu a pax ma palub6 bese-
dujeme pc cely den a obvykly
humor Sc opet dostavuie.
Jest mas Cechu ma lodi asi
50, Z Clevelandu jedou: Pan a
p. ~iilavatek, p. Haltuch 5 ro-
dinou, pax panove Mastny, O.
kurka a Miller, 2 Chicago; p.
+. Petzold $ PAM a p. Drozd S
rodinou 2 Omahy; panoye E.
mil Otrisal, Ant. Dyosak, svo-
bodni a pax panove Vaclav Ia
dina a Jan Smerda S manzel-
kami, vSiohni snad hyli stou-
penci c. n. Sdruzeni a test Sc
la tn nasi novou Cesltosloven-
skou R|epubliku, kde yetsina
hodla Sc trVale usaditi.
Jede tez mnoho SloVaku y
uhelnych oblasti Pennsylvania
/ z ruznych prumysloEych sta
tn Unie, yedeme 5 mimi p%ratel-
sky rozhoVor a hlavno O move
na5i republice, neni mezi mimi
zadnych mad'aronu a vSichni
odsuzuji jednani knee Hlinky
a povestneho Jehliczky. Jest
mezi mimi te1 iedna mlada re-
ma, ktera do Spoj. Statu byla
VyzVana sVoji sestrou, kdyz
JeJl muz y posledni Valce "a
hynul, byla ySak deportovana
Sc sy0n asi 6 roku starou dee
ru@kou. Nasi Sc mad nj ustrnuli
. ucinili pro nj sbirku kterd
NTnesla $50 mezi kraiany pou-
re, neb mezI ostatnimI narody
kolekee ncbAla doVolena. Uho-
M oloNenha byla tim mile do
lata, neb nem6la u sebe nez
poaze e ma hotoNoStl. lei, re
taky osud stihl drive a SHINE
leste wee ubohych yyst6ho,a Al.
ca
Jest zde ia lodi tez ieden
deportovany lsraelita, ale ten
lhned dostal IA lodi pracl, tax
zle to MIN tedy nenl, neb po-
clna s. pr tom laho jIny pa
sazer.
Divine JEST. &c "a lodi IA
v$ech navestich Jest napred
aeh'e1stina. pax aemclna, an-
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DOPISY PANA AL. ZAKA.
Ma lodi Mount Clinton,
-. cervence 1921.

CT. redakce "SVeta''!
Pc kIatsim pobytu Y New
Yorku nasedali jsme ma LODI
We ctvrtek dine Z. tervence;
tim, re mnoho cestuiic4ch ne
melo sv6 listing patricne w
pln6ne a tez velkym navalem
ttchze, LODI vyplula 0 hodinu
pozdeji nez bylo stanoveno.
LODI Mount Clinton jest no
va LODI, toto Jest jeji druha
plavba do Evropy a zp6t, Jest
to iednokabinoVa LODI menSich
rozmeru, delka jeji Jest 457
strevicu, sirka 50, hloubka SIS
Il snosnost cbnasi l0400 tun, "a
paliyo uziyan jest olei. Ma To-
dj panuie vzorna cistota, tez
posluha Jest dobra, ale strava
neni zrovna neilepSi, Jest to o
vsem nemecka kuchyne, ktera
Sc nam Cechum a Slovanum ne
mnoho zamlouva.
Ze TIL ctvrti cestujici jsou
Nemci a proto snad Ike kazde-
nu jidlu az dosud jsou ien
brambory; mnozi 81 stezuii, a
le N6mcum to ide k duhu. Pc
sadka lodni sestaVa re $50 mu-
"a a vyplatci urednk ie Czech
imenem Ludwig, mluyi plynnt
cesky a pravil mi, ze touze lodi
jel nazpet do Spoj. Statu red.
y. Charvat. Nasledkem nava-
IL cestuiieich mnozl nedostali
ty kabiny, ma ktere NELL Zapla-
ceno. coz tez zpusobilo trochu
nespokojenosti, ale b6hem jed
noho dine playby Sc to JAKE
TAXI vyroynalo.
Plavba MA lodi neni vskut-
ku zadny luXus,coz zajiste mnt
kazdy, KIDD to pc valce probe
lal, dosvedci. Cd Ctvrtka dc
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Kdo ma n%ejv6tSi pravo ma volnou cestu?

jsem prilozene verse ma rozlou-
Cenou.
S ~pratelskym pozdraVem
Vas Alois Yak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-03

giiGina, mad arStina, polStlna a
slCVenStina, pouze ma zacho-
dech jsem naSel Zkomolenou
ceStinu tohoto zn6ni: Papiry
nevolno vhodzat do nadoby,
coz ami snad neni Gesky napis,
z toho yidno, re mas jeSt6 ma tie
lodi neznaji anebo mas tax ma
Ic jedi, re Sc jim ami ceske ma
yeSti neyyplati.
DIX p. Canskemu IA dobrou
radu, wit sebou sweater neb
prevlecnik, priSlo ODE vskutku
who'd a vzaIo nam tem6r Ctyry
dny nezli jsme studen6 pasmo
.pIejeli a teple od6vy Sc osv6d-
Bliz1me Sc Ike brehum An
gle, lodi Sc objevuji casteji,
norsti ptaci nam p~riletuji
vstric, delfini vyskakujl Z vo-
dy a nam jest veseleji. Neni jiz
vice bourlivo, strava IDA Sc byti
lepSi, ac jest to vlastne jen u
yyknuti il zazivati. V kantyne
jest 1.-Two, cepuji nam dobr6 ne
mecke pivo ia Toe sklenici, coz
IDA Sc byti ma lodi velmi LEVINE,
vsak LODI neb spolecnost ma Z
toho znacny profit, neb pivo
jest kupovanO ia n6mecke mar
ky a prodaVano ia americke
deSaky.
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II. %CerVence.

Jest nedele, We 4 hod. rano
milne jizni clip Angle, maja-
Ey salaji jasn6 bilymi a cerve-
nymi svetly, vice parolodi OBJ
jeVuje Sc V pruplavu La Man
che. Velke hejno racku prova-
ri lod' a vrhaji Sc ma odpadky
Go more vrhane. CeSi, Morava-
ne a Slovaci Sc shledavaji a
sva zavazadla pripravuji, ably
snad mohli n6kdy Ultra odpo-
ledne byti Vylod6ni a pax dra-
hOu z CuXhayenu do Hambur-
ku doprayeni, odkud pax jak
neJdriVe Dude mono nastou-
pine cestu pres Podmokli do
vlasti.
Nasi ClevelandSti zdravi
personal "Sv6ta", jednatele p.
Sakryda a sv6 pratele V Cleve-
landu a touzebne oGekavaii u
Vltani We vlasti. S pozdravem
ia vsecky krajany Y Clevelan-
du Alois Yak.
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Sport Fans Start Their Annual
Chatter About the World Series,

New York. pt.52S-Baseball fans
throughout the land have started their
annual chatterbox, the speculative
forerunner Of every worlds series, the
post-season classic Of the national pas-
time. Patrons OF the sport are pre-
dieting one Of the greatest series In
history.
An average OF 25,74s persons at
tended each game In the seyen-game
series played last year between the
Brooklyn Nationals ID the Cleveland
Americans. The american league
Am led by the famous iris Speaker,
defeated Brooklyn i've out OF the
seven games. Three contests were
playedin Brooklynsand four Ia Cleve-
low:
First game at Brooklyn On October
5 won by Cleveland, 3Sto i.
Second game at Brooklyn on Oc.
tobers 8 won BY Brooklyn, 3 to q.
Third game 1t Brooklyn on Oc-
stober Z won by Brooklyn. z. 70 i
Fourth game 1t Cleveland d &C.
st0ber . won by Cleveland, s to 4.
Fifth g1me ct Cleveland on October
10 won by Cleveland, 8 to 4.
Sixth gane 81 Cleveland on Oc-
tobeE a. Won BY Cleveland. a - d.
seventh game atsCleyeiand on sOc-
tober ~ won bys Cleveland, ITO ID.
Coyeleskie won three games
2 Clsye1ahd, the first. fourth and
seventh, and gave but two bases on
Dbl ~ ~ 81 them. He allowed the
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STAKE EVENTS
FEATURES RACE
MEET TUESDAY
In 2:os Trot Never
a Contender; 2:17 Fur
nished Scandal

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 27.-Two
stake events were the feature of to-
days grand circuit race program, the
Board of Trade 2:07 pace and the
Chamber. of Commerce 2:08 trot, each
with a purse Of $4,000 attached, being
decided as part Of a card OF five races.
. Emma Harvester was installed as
the favorite in the 2:O8 trot but she
was a contender.
Ktlowatts trotted. two successive
heats in 2:o4A and cinched the race.
Roy Grafton was made favorite to
win the Board Of Trade pace and after
dropping the first heat to Johnny
Quirk. went out and made good.
The 2:17 pace furnished a bit of
scandal, Hal N. c. A., the winner hav-
ing been driven in the last heat BY
G.. A: Valentine, the judges withhold
ing their decision on Driver Neal and
the horse until further investigation.
Hal N. c. A. did not look to be trying
In the second heat and the change
resulted in a third heat victory in the
fastest time Of the three. Mr.. Valen-
tine was awarded 800 Of the win
nings Of Hal N. C. A. for his driving,
The 2:19 trot was won by Bessie
Worthy. The 2:09 trot was a split
heat affair, Seilka landing the last
two after Bilston had won the first.
Peter Manning, slated to run against
time today, did not start. A strong
wind failed to die down and the trial
was deferred. !. -