davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07
Effect Of Magnetic Waves

$50 birds migrating, In many instances. thou-
sands Of miles every spring and fall, fnd their
way, guided by the definite energy Of the mag
neric meridian streaming through their bodies.
They require not even the sense Of sight. Indeed
many species fly exclusively by night, resting and
feeding in the day time.
"And now leu US take close uD' Of the si~.
carrier pigeon that couldn't find her wav home
ana try 20 see why she couldn't She was carrv-
ing with her an abnormal rate and MODE If Il
bration, thar Of avian tuberculosis This abror-
nal rata and mode o. vibration was sufficiently
strong IN her very sensitive organism 20 prevent
her detection Of the rate and mode of vlbrs+ia,
OF the earth's magnetic meridian.
1T airing the course OF the experiments e+-,.
patients seemingly normal and otherwise 40
placed IN standing position, facing ia The mas
netic merida. lrortn on south), grounded "a
with the room darkered to shut out Fglt e= 49,
Is but form Of energy, and az rlis stage II 80
desired 10 smut cut every form Of energy possible
that the sub. ect might not be influenced hv anu
foreign energy while iH the static equilibrium
While standing facing north on south esv-
tain observations Nere made, such as rer+af-.4
for example 90 his tension. The tension and -,
quency OF the pulse, and the blood pressure ,rs~,
taken. Then the person sas turned east 7- 49,
and the same observations were taken Tor COM
parison. and In some eases - v-z f5ur. -,,.
there was q change 7t tension ,srel the -s-.ars
was changed from ole l-Elc.ls9 - tie el5e. IL
mentioned"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07
Sick Pigeon Aided Discovery

"The hardest thing about benefting the hui
man race by great discovery is convincing those
benefited that such is the fact Every inventor
and discoverer and thinker from the dawn Of
civilization has suffered from this. We have been
years trying to convince the world at large of the
wonderful system DR.. White perfected. 1t is only
recently that people are beginning to wake up to
the fact that great forward step in medical
science has been made.
"The most startling thing about the new svs-
TEN is its simplicity. But all great discoverie,
and inventions have been simple. The greatest
victory, perhaps, won for the human race is the
100 per cent. diagnosis of toxemias rendered pos
sible by it Lack of a system properly to dag
nose disease has been the cause of the death OF
untold millions who otherwise might have lived
70 old age. This machine with the colored slides
does its work unerringly because, after all, it is
doing nothing but indicating the laws of physics
which immutable
Light is a combination of various degrees Of
vibrations. We call these vibrations colors. The
only difference between red and blue is the vary
ing vibration with which the rays strike the eye.
With diseases it is the same thing. They only
differ in vibration. Health and energy are vibra-
ton So is disease. When we play upon a per
son I'll with disease the colored light which has
the same vibration as the disease the result is
the extinction of the germ Just as surely and az
simply as a sun ray dries up and destroys any
disease germs it reaches
Each color slide used has been tested cut on
thousands Of clinical cases the diagnoses Of which
were known. We have developed 200 color screens
and with our machine can make $4,000 color COM
binations. In other words, we can exactly match
the number Of vibrations Of disease with the Vi.
bration Of the lights.
THE spectroscope shows Us that the light Of
the sun consists of seven distinct coors, ranging
from red TO violet. The sun contains all the ele-
ments Of life. With the life is possible; with
out It every living creature would die. In health
our bodies are able 10 absorb light equally, or as
reeded 10 maintain an equilibrium Of health
When we are sick we lack one or more of these
color vibrations. Our system discovers what color
vibrations we lack We supply them by light
filtered through the proper cOored slide in the
machine we use tuberculosis sufferers lack red
cancer victims, orange; malaria persons blue and
green, and so on. It is a system that eventually.
Dr. White and l feel, Will be recognized as the
means Of diagnosis for all diseases OF toxemie ma
ture and .he cure u such"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07
How Diagnosis Is Made

Sunlight. as scientists point out is simply
form Of vibration. Energy is vibration. These
two well known facts have been employed in
new bio-dWamo-chromati system to destroy dis
ease germs after DR.. White proved to his
satisfaction that disease is nothing more than
vibration also. He combats the vibration of dis
ease with the vibration of light and the effect
produced is that which occurs when two waves
on lake Of equal dimension travelling toward
each other, meet. The waves are dissipated and
calm comes
But how, the lncredulous will ask. can eolored
lights destroy disease? The answer is simple.
Just as simple as the method itself No disease
germ can live in a sunbeam. Any medical man or
scientist will agree to that It was Dr.. White
who set about to discover if the germs killed By
sunlight died because Of the combination Of the
rolOrs in the ray some particular color. OF
course, one must be reminded at this point that
the rays of the are composed Of every color
The spectroscope shows that. Dr. White expert
rented for years and found that certain germs
were killed by certain colors. In other words
hat the rate Of vibration which humans call
color" for the difference between red and green
Is nothing more than the differentiation in the
vibration. has different effects different micro
4copic organisms. The germs Of tuberculosis are
Saicky destroyed By red light Orange light
rs as quickly kills cancer germs.
But, # the newly discovered system could not
Pc q single i'll; If 1t were as impotent some
snsclievers would make II appear; if it were a.
rse!ess and IS transparent as a thing could be;
y. n short, it were plain humbug, it has given
% .ho medical world, according 70 DR.. Grin Will
~ -oslin. the greatest aid that has been dis
s----,.d since anaesthesia-what Or. Joslin terms
per cent diagnOzis' aaerine. There IS no
=, -. ..allkll.a u tONe4ule nature tLat cannot %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07

discovered by the new method Of diagnosis. Dr.
Joslin says. In a test Dr. White proved that
person inoculated with tuberln responded to the
T. B. colored slide in the machine 20 minutes
after the injection of the germs.
Because it is simple the method by which
disease is traced by the colored slide machine
seems supernatural The patient is faced east
or west and is connected by means Of steel con-
tact with grounded electric wire. Facing east
or west the patient is transverse to the magnets
meridian Then, tapping his rigid left fingers
with his right forefnger over which thimble is
tightly fitted, the diagnostician, beginning at
point opposite the lowest part Of the abdomen,
sounds on the "air column" until dull and fiat
noise is heard. This varies but generally is six
inches or so above the point opposite the starting
place.
The patient is then faced toward the mag
netic meridian, north or south and the same air
column percussion repeated. If there is the slight
est trace Of toxemia in the system of the patient
the dull spot will not drop. If the person is free
Of the germs of the disease being sought the To-
cation of the dull sorfd viii fall below. The
various diseases are tested while the patient, in
soundless and lightless room, has directed on
him or her the colored light which has been dis
covered to be the means of destroying the germ
Of the disease suspected or searched for.
After the patients trouble has been discov-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07

cred the treatment is begun by 'rboiling" under
10000 eandie-power electric light and bathing"
Tor halt-hour day in the particular colored
light necessary to cure the disease. The subject
Of the pictures on this page. a girl who lives in
West Hoboken, n. J., says she was cured of tuber-
culOsis by this method in four months She is
photographed in the various steps she went
through while under treatment. She was con-
sumptive for six years before she accidentally
came across Or. Joslin. Her mother had died OF
consumption and the daughter contracted tuber-
culosis while attending her mother. The pictures
show her remarkable physical beauty. Today she
is stronger and healthier than she ever was.
Discussing the treatment Dr. Joslin. at his
New York laboratory. had this to say:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-07
By Joseph II. Appellate

may be somewhat OF shock TO most of Us
TO learn that the aches and pains, the msladies
and even the most contagious diseases we are
apt to encounter from time to time are nothing
more than mere vibrations. Medical scientists
following a line of investigation based on tnaI
very theory have discovered that by matching
the vibrations of any certain disease with cor
responding vibration of light cure may Oe s
fected.
Curing disease by the application OF the vlDra
tons of light may sound incredible. So did Mar
coni's first statement that he could send WIRE
less message by means Of oseiliating the ether
waves, not to speak of Edison's announcement
of the talking machine and even Sir Isaac New
tons expounding Of the laws of gravitation. 1 e.
that is just what science now claims 1t Is DONG
as the result Of years Of experimental study by
the famous California medical scientist Dr.
George Starr White AS q result Of this research
work he is now curing chronic diseases that
might have resulted fatally to the. patient by
what seems 20 be the simplest method yet devised
20 conquer destructive germ life
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
INTERESTING news Of
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, d. c. July %.
Congressman haven't any friends
nowadays Whichever way they look
baif their constituents appear to
want Il tariff on this or that, while
the other half is ciamoring for the
free list Offices are besieged with
Interested commercial men and their
attorneys Every mail is loaded with
demands pro and con. Briefs, books,
booklets. pamphlets monographs,
brochures. personal letters and I'M
mense editorial clpsheets make ar
guments and demands and entreaties
for a tariff on one thing and an
other. and vice versa A great
muddy pool of notions, beliefs, Gus
toms preiudices. sections and inter
ests is being stirred TO its depths,
and seasoned with politics
As Nevada people have already
learned. the first opposition to the
schedule of the ways and means
committee came on the matter OF
hides Congress suddenly discover
ed that the west had made itself
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23

whose services are not required now
To be flat about the matter they
are in the way and in the way Of
each other Not one Of them wants
to get out There are other thou
sands Of Republicans in whom the
disease takes the form of wanting to
croate new jobs, and committees,
and commissions. and bureaus and
portfolios. They want political places
without knowing what they would
do if they had them. And without
rejecting that the war is over and
tn, the American people want econ
or.y. these job patriots seize upon
the advent of the new administra-
ton as an auspicious time to put
their bureaucratic ideas across. Hap
PLY they seem to have overdone the
matter. Congress appears to be
looking with disfavor upon any new
organization now.
Congressman Arentz has introduc,
ed a bill TO revise, amend and cod
ify the laws of the United States
relating to the location Of mining
claims on the public domain, and
for other purposes. The bill Gov
ers 26 printed pages The draft OF
it has been submitted to different
mining men and engineers for then
suggestions and criticism Section,
of other statutes running back Il
1872 are repealed For the purposes
of assessment work, the bill provides
year period beginning at noon OF
July |. This point of the proposed
| law was questioned by some officials
here, but when the practical opera
tion of the assessment work Law
was pointed out to them they be
came heartily in favor of such
change. 1t is not expected any &C
( ton can be had on the bill durinl
this session Of congress. 1t was re
ferred to the committee on mine
and mining.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
ONLY MUNICIPAL
OBSERVATORY IN
WORLD Finished

iBy Associated PressD
DES MONIES, Ia, July 23.-The
only municipal observatory in the
world, according to Dean Daniel
W, MoFehouse of Drake university,
Its chief promoter, will be opened
to the public here on August /. The
city council voted the funds for its
erection.
Dean Morehouse was led to work
Tor the public telescope by his ex-
perience as head of the department
OF astronomy at the local university
Tor 20 years, in which he came to
the conviction that the greet raj'
flty Of newspaper readers are inte.-
ested in astronomical phenomena
They desire information in this field
upon which they can depend and
which will give them a wider
knowledge and will be of real bene-
nj in shaping their ideas and con
eepts in the realm of the Oldest
and grandest of Sciences the dean
says.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
ST, PETERS REMAINS
TAKEN TO SAN DIEGO

The remains of Edwin ST re's', .
n.ho was killed in an auto accident
Yesterday morning on the state nisn'
wov near the Keruick Divide mine
were wey shipped this morning to San
Diepo. California, where intermen'
viii take place The body was ac-
eompanied by the widow and , .~9
s.o,Sers of deceased, Glen and
caa.ao Ct Peter Members Of the
h O o. F. of which the depar,su ...
! - " member. escorted the remains
to the local depot
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
LUCKY ESCAPE
FOR z AVIAT0RS

YOSEMITE. Cal, July 23-An air
plane from the San Francisco bay
region, piloted by Hal Bruntsch, &C
companied by Andrew Andrews,
crashed in Leldig meadows, near
here. today, but the occupants es-
capped unhurt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
WHITE MAN IS
LYNCHED BY A
SOUTHERN MOB

10y fFH0VIHIru T-FtHHI
HATTlESBURG, Miss, July 23-
CASEY Jones, white, who recently was
convicted Of the murder of Mrs. j.
S Noseley. and sentenced to be
hangad on July Is. but whose case
was a.ading on appeal, was taken
nom The county Jail by a mob early
today and hanged in the courthouse
yard
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23

A dispatch from Washington re
Gently mentions the name of James
VI. Cox. Now. where have We seen
mat name before2
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
BLACK OTTER HIDE
IS VERY VALUABLE


TACOMA. Wash, July 2&-The
hide of black otter, the only one
of which Tacoma fmriers have any
record, was brought here recently
by a Wapper from Whatcom county
in the mountain country of Washing
ton The otter generally has d
brown fur. but this one is jet blacb
on the back and silver coIored on
the stomach FurrIers said the hide
was worth between $4,000 and $4,000
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23

According to a Toxic statesman,
what China needs is "a little more
polish" But she doesn't want to
be japanned
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23

We are apprehensive lest the com
nlaint Of woman that she mas
nothing to wear" become true literal
ly
Spain. at least, is not directly
concerned in the disarmament pro
posal The U. S. disarmed her some
years ago.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-07-23
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Sunday
Fair
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
HUSOVA TRYZNA We
WASHINGTON PARKU.

We stfedu dne 6. tervence
kona Sc 0 &. hodine vecerni We
Washington Parku Husova try
zna peel mistniho Sdruzeni
Svobodomyslnych pod zastitou
vsech zdejsich pokrokovych h
spo4ku. Jako slavnostni retnicI
pozvani jsou professor j. j
kral Washingtonu a znamS
pfitel naSeho naroda prof. Her
bert A. Miller y Oberlin. So
kolska hudba pfednese neko
lik pfipadngch skladeb. Volba
voine pfirody- n1isto salu les'
"a panujicich yeder jist6 st'ast-
ma proto lie o6ekayati, ze pfi'
jenny park stane Sc We stredu
cilem vSech uv6domelej3lcf
krajanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
OFFOSICE PTS1rT RtADNfMU
ZMUNTOVI.

Professor A. r. Hatton, "a
stance hnuti pro zavedeni sy-
stemu m6stskeho managera
vyslovil Sc patek Y znamem
sp0ru, zda radni Zmunt ma
byti zbaven uradu mestskeho
radnfho proto, re jest financnG
angazovan ' podniku Marine
Amusement Co., ktera cd me
sta ziskala koncesi zridlti V
Edgewater parku vzduSni hou-
packu a re jest to vecl poplat-
nik1, by Sc podobne ned6lo.
M6stsky charter pry rozhodne
n6co takov6ho nedovoluie
Zmunt muze byti zbaven Ufadu
radniho, kdyz Sc o to poplatni-
ctyo pridini a muze Sc tax stati
i bez m6stske rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
PRO ZABITf ZENY DOSTAL
JEN 6 MESfCU.

Dne 26. kvetna podnikl
John Rochi vrazedny utok, je-
hoz obeti Sc stala jeho vlastni
manzelka. Ia soudniho proce-
su uznala jei vSak porota vim
nym jen re zlocinneho utoku a
soudce Tarbell odsoudil jej V
@obotu ma sest m6sicu do ro-
lot army a k pokute 5000. Po-
rota vynesla vyrok po sedmiho-
drove porad6. Kdyz soudce
Tarbell predaval pripad moe
poroty, pravil vyslovne, ze sc
zalobe nepodafilo dokaZati ia.
lovanemu Zly umysl.
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J&K ApnI,A MESIC CIskyEi
LAND SPORITI.

Pc schuzi kontrolni rady,
jednajici o m6stskych finanG-
mich usporach, prehlasil mayor
Fitzgerald, ze ma mzdach, pla-
cenfch mestem bude setTeno q
sice tim zpdsobem, re od Is.
Gervence vsichni zamestnanci
mesta pracujici "a hodinovy
plat pro priste budou zamest-
mani jen sedm hodin tydn6, coz
by znamenalo pracovni tyden
o peti dnech. A vsichni, kdoz
pracuji "a plat mesicni neb roc
nj, obdrzl kazdy mesic jedno-
ttdenni dovolenou. Riditele a
a natelnici r6znych depart
mentd jsou vyjmuti, patrne pro
to, ze mali pfi pom6rne nej-
mensi praci snad nejv6tsi plat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
stxrLAI~isTICKY SJEZD
SkONCEN.

Detroit, Mich, 80. tervna.-
Narodni konvence socialIstick ke
strany vcera vecer doKontila
svoji praci zakontila zaseda-
hi. Byly prijaty resoluce, KITE
rvmi sc vyzyvaji americti delhi
ci, by zadali uznani irske repu-
bliky Cd Ameriky, odsuzuje Sc
kampan antisemitska, kterou
vedou reakcionafske zivly ma
cti utrhanim a padelky", mari
zuje Sc, ably Sc pokracovalo V
agitaci pro osvobozeni Debse
Sc zvysenou silou a blahopreje
Sc sov6tske vlade ruske, re u
drzuje Sc pri moci. - Konven-
ce poslala dopis presidentu
Hardingovi a generalnlmu ma
vladnimu Daughel'tymu, ktefl
jsou zadani, aby propustlll ma
svobodu Debse ostatnl poll
ticke veZne, aneb povedell,
kdy tax udelaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
PRfPRAVY X OSLAVE 125.
LETEHO JUBILEA CLEVE-
LANDU.

Dne 27. cervence, V pametni
den svetoye valky, kdy soucas.
ne Sc bude slaviti 1875. vyroci
Zalozeni Clevelandu, pochodo-
vati budou t6z posadky dvou bi
tevniche lodi Spoj. StatG sti-
hace ponorek {. 432, jak NAV
orovi Fitzgeraldovi hlasi yeli-
telstvl deyateho .namofniho di-
striktu ma Velk5ch Jezerech,
jehoz sidlo je V Illinois. Lode
pfipluji 25. cervence zdrzi Sc
zde tri dny. Velitel 9. distriktu
nabidl mestu tez sluzby 30tlen
ne namofni kapely, Jak ozna-
muje H. G.. Smyth, cvi6i a zkou-
81 Sc ji2 ma rGznych Skolach ce-
la rada slavnostnich her, je2 "a
vyznamneho jubilea budou pre-
vozovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
TAX POMfJf "SLAVA
SVETA."

V patek zemrel Y cis. 26l0
vych. rs. ul., 26-lety mad arsky
lid Leo Herman, jenz byl cd
4. 1912 tlenem justicniho de
partmentu, jenz Sc Ia valky
vyznamenal jako obzvlaste hor
Ivy pronasledovatel radikal
Mich zivlu. Sam pf'iSel do Anne
riky teprye pred 10 lety hou-
zevnatosti osvoiil 81 "a kratko
anglitinu tax, ze stal Sc hleda-
nym nastrojem zmin6neho de
partmentu. Pusobil hlavn6 pr
zatykani jinonarodnich radika-
lii a "proslavil" Sc Y New Yor-
ku Y celem Novoanglicku. Po-
slednim jeho "vynikajicim ci.
mem" bylo vypatrani zatten
toledsk{ch komunistn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
ZAHADNY VYBUCH.

New York, 2. tervence. Ctyf
osoby byly poraneny vcera ve-
Ger pfi tajemnem vybuchu,
ienz otfasl casti vychodni stra-
nv V dolni 6asti mesta zpuso-
bill zdeseni mezi lidmi tam by
dlicimi, Z nichz mnozi lvybihalI
ma zachranne zebriky. Policie
projevila mineni, BE obrovske
torpedo bylo polozeno ma ira
ii poulicni drahy. Jedna poulic-
nj kara byla zle porouchana &
cestujici mrSteni ma podlaht
silou vybuchu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
OLOUPEN v GORDON PAR.
kU o $261.

V patek Y noci ud6lal 81 W
let do Clevelandul mllwaucky
obtan George Smith. Jest6 We
vlaku Sc seznamil ) mladikem,
ktery slibil postarati Sc mu o
fadny nocleh. Move nabyta
znamost nechala iej chvili ma
vych. 9. I'll. a Euclid Ave. statl
a ia chvili pnSla jeSt6 Sc tremi
.iinymi pruvodcimi. Celia spo-
leGnost pax hosta mesta Gle
velandu odvezla do Gordon pan
ku, kde byl Smith svymi prd'
vodtimi okraden $26l. NJ
policii vypravoval pax, ze 50
mu Cleveland nikterak ne2a
mlouva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
10000 CLEVELANDSkYCH
DfTEK TRPf PODVYzIVOU.

DR.. w. r. p. Emerson 2 Bo-
stonu Sc V patek ma luncheonu
vychovatel6 Y Union Clubu Wy
sloyil, ze ma 10000 zdejsich
ditek neni nalezite vyzivovano
a nedostatek tento Sc jevi pry
pr0mernou Zaostalosti mlade-
1e v nasich skolach. Celia treti-
ma skole poyinnych ditek jest
fysicky pod normalem jen ma
sledkem nedostatecne vyzivy,
ktera jest yetsinou mladezi ne
pfimerefa. Nejsou pry vsak po-
stizeny jen ditky vrstev chud-
sich ale i ditky zamoznejsich
roditG jsou hlavn6 nedodrzo.
vanim spravne diety ma zdravi
ohrozovany. Take V tomto SINE
ru by spravne poueeni vykona-
10 mnoho dobreho. Jak bylo
vGera oznameno, odhlasovala
skOlni rada 5000 dol. ma vyde.
pro hnuti, jez by tomuto zlt
odpomohlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
CARTWRIGHT MUSI ST. Pc
DROBITI SOUDU POWELLA.

Drivejsi obhajce McGanno-
ma "a procesu pro zavrazdenl
Kagyho, A. A. Cartwright,
jenz jest obzalovan pro spolu-
vinu nedovoleneho pusobenl
ia svedky tohoto procesu, mu-
81 Sc podvoliti soudu soudce ii.
G.. Powella, Jak V sobotu roz-
hodl G.. II. Marshall, predseda
nejvySsiho statnlho souou ' 90
lumbus. Obzalovanv zadal spo
lu s McGannonem, ably posta-
veni bvli pred jineho soudce,
ielikoz jest Powell prot MIN
predpojat.
Obzaloba mu klade "a vinu,
ze ved6l 0 premlouvani sved-
kyn6 Neelyove McGannonem,
ably tato pri hlavnim soudnlm
lfcenf vypovidala We prospech
ieho klienta. 0 pripad6 Nc
|Gannonove pax rozhodne Mar
Ishall osobne, nebot' pfiiede do
Clevelandu k vyslechu sv6dk1.
Kfivopriseznicky process ma
byti skoncen bud V utery neh
We stredu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
VZORNE DRUzSTVO PO
ZVANO MA SLET.

Chicago, |. Gervence. We sire
du zaslal Sletovy yybor do
Czech kabelogram tohoto zne-
nj: Ceskoslovenske Obci So
kolske v Praze: Vyslete vzorne
druZstvo ma naSe Zavody. Vylo-
ny 5 tim spojene hradi sletovy
vybor. OdpoveZte.' - Vcera
pax pfisla do Prahy ma Sokol-
skou Obec pisemna zadost o Wy
hov6ni delsim vysvetlenim.
Sletovy vybor doufa, re zado-
sti vyslani vzroenho druzstva
bude zcela urcite vyhov6no. X
sestaveni noveho vzornehc
druzstva uz Sc sice nedostava
casu. ale sletovy vybor jest peN
ne presvedcen, ze ma slet dc
Chicago zavita vZorne druzstvC
sokolske, iez nedavno zlskalC
prvni cenu V Lille We trancil
ktere jiste 1kolu svemu W
Spoj. Statech pine vyhovi.