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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
z BOLsEVICKEHO RAJE.

Moskva, %. dnora. Vyzva
ku vsem vykonnym vyborGm
delnickych a selskych rad, w.
dana moskevskou vladou, mi
"Pfisla zima, snfh as mimi
strasny host, tyfova epidemic,
ktera v minulem roce odnesla
tisice lidskych zivoth. Musime
Sc obratiti tam, kde tyf nacha-
Eel nejvydatnejsf pastvu - do
kasaren rudych vojsk. Tyf vzni
kA obycejne tam, kde lide ziji
We Spine a spatnych pfibyt-
cfch a proto nejcasteji potka-
vame Sc s MIN V kasarnach.
Cast vojska jest tax ubytova-
ma, ze nelze zachovavati hygi-
enickych opatfenf. Epidemic,
vychazejfcf kasaren, pfepa-
de- pax delnictvo. Jest proto
nutno udelati opatfeni v Gas,
jest nutno vyjfti vstffc vojen-
skym stavebnfm oddelenim pri
provadenf oprav a budovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
DNESNf JEDNANf o PLA-
TECH STAVEBNf OKRESNl
KOMISE.

Dnes o 8. hod. odp. bude W.
borem okres. soudc1 rozhod-
nuto o platech clenG okresni
stavebni komise. Schnze svola-
ma byla soudcem Baerem a bu-
dou il pritomni eminent W.
bofi. Dotycni dostavali "a svoji
cinnost $50 dollard mesicne a
jednati sc bude, ida odmena
tato, MIA byti snizena ..neb u
chovana. Okresni stavebni ko-
mise ma az .dosud ma stavbu o.
kresni venice asg1 100000 z
obnosu $3.50, 900 povoleneho
volicstvem phi volbe r. 1917,
ale rozpo6et obnasi sS3,5oO,-
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
RAkOUSKO Sc ZDRAHA
PLATIT.

Widen, %. Inora. Rakouska
vlada odeprela spojenecke ko-
misi vydati klice k pokladne
Rakousko-Uherske banky a Wy
platit zemim, k cernozlutemu
mocnafstvi kdys pfinalezeji-
elm, jakoukoli nahradu. Spoje-
necka komise rozhodla, ze me-
ri dotycne staty, Ceskosloven-
ska nevyjimaje, ma byti roz-
deleno 100000 zlatych ko-
run, sveho casu cfsarskou VIA
dou Rakousko-Uherske ban
ky ulozenych. President rakou-
ske republiky zaslla soucasne
protest prot dotytnemu roz-
hodnuti spojenecke komise,
kteryzto protest je adresovan
|Svazu NarodG. Rakouska repu-
blikae mdze pry penize ty po-
trebovat sama, ackoliv je do
kazano, re naznaceny obnos
slozen byl "a valky poplatniky
cele rise, tedy nikoli jen Ra-
kouskem nynejsim a re fondu
tomu nejvfce prispely zeme
eskoslovenske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
DODATEcNE SE OZNAMU.
JE, zE PRI KATASTROFE
ZAHYNULA ] DCERA Pr.
LANCINOVE.

Pravnika F. w. Langina,
1874 vych. 81. ul., jemuz byla
"a zeleznicni katastrofy u Por
teru zabita manzelka, dosla
druha zdrcujicf zprava. Po
ztotoznenf pi. Langinove male
zena byla j jeji dcera Dorota
Langinova tez jake mrtvola.
Langin sam nemel ami tusenf,
ze Sc jeho zena dcera naleza-
il We vlaku, jelikoz prvnejsi je-
la dceru ,navstiviti do Chicago
a spolecne touto hodlala pa
trn6 take navstiviti svoji sestru
Nv Michiganu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
PROTIzIDOVSKE BOURE y
BERLfNE. Il

Berlin, %. unora. Ponevad5
revolueni plany. monarchistt
vyzrazeny byly nemecke Wade
kterylns israelitou, vtera uda.
ly Sc v Berline velke protizi.
dovske boufe, ma nichz podlle.
10 Sc zvlaste studentstvo, aka
demikove zaci z vyssich sko
obecnych. Lid srotil Sc V Lust.
garden, pred palacem byvale'
no cfsare, pred budovou fisske.
no snemu, u brandenburgskt
brany, tedy v mistech, kde vse.
cky berlinske boure zatinajl
Zastupy, vedene suddenly obu
Sky ozbrojenymi tahly do ii
dovske ctvrti a ma Kurfuerster
damn, kde jsou nejbohatsi Ii
dovske obchody. Nekolik SCI
zidd bylo ztyrano a diva z mich
umiraji v nemocnici. Polici
proti studentstvu vyslanou We
dli byvali prusti oficiri, ktef
zidy valn9 nehajili a spist
vzbourencnm nadrzovali. Sko
da ma majetku jest rovnez zna
cna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

pfibykd pro ycisho. Byly pFi7
pady, kdy mistnl urady odpi-
rally opatriti ubytovani peien
vojskim, ale zdravotnlm D.
stavi1n, N6kdy ubytovali je
zcela neptihodna a vsechno to
zavinilo, re tyf u 1as vvzadal
81 daleko vetslch obeti, nez
vzpoura Koleakova, JudeniGo-
va i Wrangelova. Nutno bojo-
vati proti epidemii, pomahejte
proto pfi ubytovani vojska
mistnostmi, materialem praci.
Vojenske fronty jsou likvido-
vany, nutno likvidovati from
tn tyfoyou.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
PLEBISCIT v HORNfM
SLEZSKU.
Polaci jsou nespokojeni, re ma
byti proveden "a jeden den.

Pariz, %. 1nora. Knize Sa-
pieha, polsky ministr zahranic-
Mich zalezitosti Sc rozhodl, re
presidentovi Pilsudskemu ode
VIDA svoji resignaci hned po
SVEN navratu do Varsavy, jak
sdeluje Temps.
Resignace jeho je nasled-
KEN rozhodnutl spojenecke
konference V Londyne, ze hla-
sovani v Hornim Slezsku, kite.
rym rozhodnuto byti ma, ida.
Ii uzemi to pripadne Polsku ne.
bo Nemecku, ma byt provede-
no behem jedineho dne. Tote
ustanoveni povazovano je zs
nadrzovani Nemcum. Nespo
kojenost S timto roZhodnutin
panuje nejen mezi Polaky, ny
brz i We francouZskych kru
zich, jez rovnez soudf, ze jed
ma Sc prvni rade o prospect
NemcG. Temps" poznamena
va k tomu: "My litujeme, 81
pvni rozhodnuti V Londyn,
ma byti neopravnenym ustup
KEN vGci NemcIm. Takov;
methoda neprospeje miru."
| Jak Sc pravi, rozhodnutl O
| no ucineno bylo ma navrh spo
jeneckeho vojska V Hornln
Slezsku, kter6 pravi, re nehy
10 by moznym behem plebisci
tn udrzeti poradek, kdyby hla
sovani protahlo Sc ma vice dni
ponevadz hrozilo by nebezpe
ci dtoku ma hlasovaci mistno
sti. f.'i-'5'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
Bee bytu. 'Praha, 2. nr

Bee bytu. 'Praha, un0ra
post. zpr.) Minuly tyden wy.
slo, prvni cfslo easopisu "Be2
bytu",, Sorgan Syazu osob neby.
dlicich.. Jsou tn obsazeny vel.
mi trp'ke' stesky vsech vrstev O.
byvatefstva a nimo jine provo.
lani, V nemz Sc pravf.:: "Bydli-
cimu obcanstvu Velke Prahy
kriticka hodina nadesla. Zou.
faly vykfik nebydllcich lid
musi byti slysenl Blizici sc
krut6 zimy volaji po rodin.
nych krbech. My vydedenci v
poctu mnoha tisie rodin, neby.
dlicich, neb spatne bydlicich,
odsouzenych X bydleni tina
vych, studenych sklepich, pod.
zemnich derach, ma chladnych
chodbach cinzaku, pod viaduk
ty mosti, v zeleznicnich vo-
zech, ma kolejich nadrazi, We
stajich, volame k vam o po'
moe a zachranu. Zachrante Ii.
voty a zdrayf nasich deti! BY.
dlenf nase jest horst doupat
zvirecich. Hrozi PraZe epide
mie nakazlivych nemocf. Vola
me dnes vsechny drzitele vel.
kych bytovych objektd, polo
prazdnych skladist', zbytec
nych kancelafi, zavedenych ze
zistnych umysld - roZpomen
tie Sc, he mate povinnosti X
celku, k narodu! Cinem dokaz.
te, ze jste hodni byti cleny de.
mokratickeho naroda! Pre-
pust'te mfstnosti k obyvan
tenn, kteri trpf - a maj{ take
pravo ma bydleni. Situace media
Sc dlouho udrzeti a must byt'
bezodkladne jednano. Pomoz'
te namv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
VICEPRESIDENT MAR
SHALL NAVSTfVf GLE
VELAND.

+ Clevelandsky Advertising
Club kona pripravne prace k
pohostenf vicepresidenta Tho
mase R. Marshalla, jenz hodla
8. brezna navstiviti nase me-
sto. Marshall, jenz opusti Jim
po 8 roku zastavahy brad mi
stopresidenta Spoj. StatI, u
spofada zde prednasku, sku
ktere jest oeekavana obrovska
navSt9va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
PRVNf VYPRAVA CLEVE-
|LANDSKYCH X NASTOLE-
Nj NOVEHO PRESIDENTA.

K patecni inauguraci nove-
no presidenta Spoi. Statd Hard
inga odcestovala dnes do Wash
ingtonu prvni clevelandska w
prava. Pozdeji nasledovati bu-
dou jine, takze naSe mesto bu-
de dokonale zastoupeno, jak to
no representace Statu, ktery
jest rodistem move hlavy Sou
stati, vyzaduje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
AAAzgs~
~@

Hlubokou vdcno pobadani vzdavame tmto srdecne dhy
patelm sousedum znamym, ke slcastn pohrbu
seho milovaneho manzela, otce bara
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
roPlS z ARKANSAS.

sAAS ~AoAA} 49, ASst - NahoASNs
Ctena redakce "Sveta":
Minute leto jsem Vam zasi-
lal pohledni lfstky nasi mi
lovane vlasti. Minil jsem Vam
tez napsati sve zkusenosti 2
rodne zeme. JeGze nasledkem
me liknavosti druzi pfatele
mne v tom pfedesli, tax Sc O.
mezim jen ma zdejsi krajinu
ma jihozapade. Drive nj psa-
val do "Dennice Novov6ku" q
jinych casopisd nyni jiz klidna
odpocivajici p. Borecky Lift
le Rock, Ark. Zde v okoli je
zdrava krajina, jest6 dost lesa
boroveho duboveho a dosti
lacinych farem. z Clevelandu
jest v okoli usazeno jiz sedm
rodin ceskych. Diva clevelan-
dane bydleji v meste Pine
Bluff, jest dosti prdmyslove a
obchodnf, ma dobre spojeni s
drahami j po fece Arkansas.
Asi II mil cd Pine Bluff V
Grant County byla zalozena
pred Z lety osada zvana Pra-
que (Praha) dosti dobfe pro-
spiva. Maji tam nadrazi a po-
Stu skolu prave dostavenou.
V nj tez pofadaji schdze "a
bavy. Dne 90. ledna jsem ma
vstivil onu osadu a sucastnil
Sc zabavy, poradane We pro-
speech skoly. Zabava byla slus-
ne navstivena jinonarodovci.
Druhy den odpoledne jsem Jim
ukazoval pohlednf listky tech
mist, ktere jsem navstivil v Ce-
skoslovensku minule leto. Tez
zde mali spole6nost Grant
County Oil and Gas Co., ktera
Sc sklada re samych Cechoslo-
vakd, vse jiz mali pripraveno,
takze v nejkratsim case zac-
nou vrtat studni ma olej. V O.
ne spoleGnosti jsem tez v redi-
telstvu zastoupen. Spolecnost
ma pres pet tisic akrd pozem-
XII jiz leasovano. Spolecnost
jest inkorporovana ma sto tisic
dollard We statu Arkansas. Pc.
Cast jest zde velmi pekne, net
jiz dne 26 ledna zde kv6tly
kvetiny i v zahradkach a o.
zdobne kefe. Porade bylo beze
snehu, az 10. dnora rano nam
zaGalo trochu snezit a male
mrznout. Ale jiz "a diva DIN
po tom po sn9hu ami pamatky
Pravf .dnes Ease jiz maine II
stupfG mad nulou.. TAX jsen
zde dosti spokojen, neb "a me
no 32-leteho pobytu V Cleve
landu jsem zazil dosti zi1ny
spatneho pocasi. Mattel zdej
siho restaurantu p. Emil F
Schneider dostal smutnou ka
belografickou zpravu Czech
ze v Pfsku mu zemrela matks
v staH 80 rokG. Jest9 ma po
slednf Vanoce dostali cd nj vi;
stnorucn9 psany dopis. Zane
chava 5 synI a dceru. Dcers
jest provdana We Vidni z;
Aug. Schuberta, Jan jest usa
zen v Praze, August v Parfzi
Anton v New Yorku a Josef ,
New Jersey.
Jestli nekdo by 81 pfal bliz
81 informace o zdejsi krajine
milerad mu odpovfm, kdy:
pfilozf dvoucentovou znamk,
ma odpoved'.
S pozdravem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
''svET''

NejcennSjFi 5eske dilo
"MARYSA" dolkazuje, re
Ochotnictvo Ces. Sine So
kol predvadi hry pouze u
slechtile a tim dobylo 81 jen
prizen Setneho obecenstva,
coz ukaze Sc ] v nedeli, Is.
brezna.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
cATLIN PURCHASES
s. p. A PLANT

The Southern Pacific Company's
experimental shale distillation plant
at Elko. operated for some time un-
der Government supervision, and
which was to have been auctioned OF
to the highest bidder. has been pur-
chased in its entirety by the Catlin
Shale Oil Products Company of Elko.
the Independent reports. The pur-
chase includes everything at the plant
except one retort and boiler.
The Catlin company also purchased
the power transmission line erected
to the Southern Pacific plant by the
Elko-Lamoille Power Company. and
will install the power line to the Cat
lin plant.
The purchase includes a tower. all
mining equipment, machinery, tanks,
and several small houses and bunga-
lows attached to the property. The
bungalows will be hauled to the Cat
lin plant by motor truck.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
UP TO DATE

The great detective scowled
thoughtfully.
Jack and JILL" he read from the
report before him, went up the hill
to draw a pail Of water. Jack fell
down and broke his crown and Jill
came tumbling after"
"Humph," said the master mind.
That seemsto be simple enough. A
plain case. These two Joy riders
found their radiator getting hot while
speeding in a mountainous section.
They tried to make a tough grade on
low, but 1t was too much. Then the
brakes refused to work. The man
got panic-stricken and stumbled out
of the car ON his dome. The bus kept
on going down the slope and took the
dame along with it. Both of 'em car
ried accident policies, and the car was
probably insured, too. l advise both
companies to suspend payment till
the driver can prove he wasn't under
the infiuence."-Life.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03

The crisp, laconic, You go to hell"
hurled into the teeth of a German
officer who called on him and his men
to surrender, was the rhetorical bat
tlefield classic which brought Colonel
Whittlesey into fame.
Surrounded in the Argonne with
his command. the first battalion of
the 30Sth. Seyenty-seventh division,
he had been cut off for four days
without food or fresh water. All but
eighty-seven men had been killed or
wounded. At dusk October 7, 1918.
a blindfolded German bearing a white
flag crossed the lines. He bore a
message asking the Americans to
surrender Gin the name ofhumanity."
A few hours after the message was
e n back with Whittlesey's reply, an
American advance took place and all
were rescued.
His exploit was rewarded by Presi-
dent Wilson with the congressional
medal Of honor, After the armistice
the German officer who demanded
Whittlesey's surrender added to his
laurels by publishing a statement ex-
tolling the Americans courage.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
KEEP COOL AND KEEP WELL
Some Points Of Importance to Be Re-
membered When an Epidemic 10
Threatening Public Health.

At its worst any epidemic takes but
a relatively small toll Of the popula-
ton, and as a rule the majority OF
people are resistant to the assaults OF
the worst disease germs. including In
fluenza, II they but take ordinary care
Of themselves. This Is important.
Whatever medical science may advise
as to prevention or as to treatment,
one simple fact that outweighs every
thing else is that II every individual
will but follow the normal life he has
led, eat those things hat are suited to
his system. things he has always eaten
with resulting good health. rest and
sleep as usual and avoid o~verfatigue
while carrying or his work. also as
usual, he will escape the pestilence.
There is no excuse for any panic.
Above all, the individual should re
member that the first and last rule to
follow in this state Of things Is to keep
cool and keep well. For the man who
will keep cool will keep well. and the
man who keeps well and has all his
faculties about him will keep cool.
This is no time for official or individ-
ual or collective hysteria.-Philadel
phia Public Ledger.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
HAULING
r o TYPO SHELTER

Tonopah Times: 1t Is not every
man who will undertake the delivery
OF 500 cords of wood. involving a
haulage. of 20 miles, but Dan Moss
back, a recent arrival from Reno, APP
pears to be making good Roadway
handling the bulky cargo with such
ease as to excite the admiration of
old desert trekkers. The last load
received here measured 5h cords
when delivered at the down town
yard of the National Coal and Ice
Company and the load lowered so
high on the big fve-ton four-wheel
drive truck belonging to the Revada
Sales Company that in coming down
Main street II bulked so large that 1t
resembled a house on the way to Roy
ston. Mossback has just tackled the
wood end of the salvage as he has
been employed in removing the Stag
pots and other parts of the furnace
equipment. One drawback to-carry-
ing high loads from Typo is the num-
Der of chuckholes and bumps that
cause a topheavy truck to careen like
a sailing vessel carrying topsails in a
hurricane.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
ONE ON H MAYOR

During an examination In an Eng
fish school the inspector began to
question the pupils on punctuation,
when the mayor. a pompous individ-
ual. interrupted with the remark. at
Is foolish to bother about commas
and suchlike." The inspector flushed
angrily and turning to one OF the boys
he babe him write on the blackboard,
THE mayor Of Cheesington says the
inspector is a fool"
Now" he continued, put a COM
ma after Cheesington and another
after Inspector" The boy did so.
The mayor got his lesson and he kept
quiet after that.-Boston Transcript.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03

The patience of the Treasurer of
the United States, Frank White, con-
tinues to be tried occasionally by the
sending put of a statement to the ef-
feet the wealth of United States gov
eminent represents so much per cap
ita. with the facetious suggestion
added: Have you got yours yet? If
not, write to the United States Treas
urer." Astounding as it may seem,
there follows usually a food of let
tiers from persons asking that their
share Of the money be sent them
promptly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
SOCIETY HEARS
LANDRU DEATH ED|C1

Paris, Nov. 80. Indescribable
scenes arose in the courtroom at Yer
saiiles tonight when the jury re-
turned Its verdict condemning Land
ru, the French bluebeard. to the gull
lotine. Four women tainted, and
many others rushed forward trying
to get to the prisoner.
When he heard the verdict Landru
rose from his chair impassively and
bowed. He said nothing as he was
led away in the midst of a torrent of
mingled applause and Kisses.
After announcing its verdict the
jury created a sensation by recon-
mending Landru to the mercy of
President Millerand. Nero Giafferi,
Landru's attorney, announced that
he will appeal from the verdict. .
The jury retired at 6 o'clock to-
night, the end of the trial coming
with the last declaration of Landru
as he faced the Jury with hts Sole dec
laration in his W defense:
81 swear that I have killed no one"
FANTASTIC SPECTACLE
Up to a late hour the Versailles
Court presented a fantastic spectacle
as dozens of fashionably CARRIED So
ciety women after the thrilling and
impassioned speech Of Landru's law
yer. Giafferi, rolled up their furs for
pillows and laid down on the benches
While the leaders of Paris society
thus slept, the jury. under strong
guard, debated furiously the verdict
which was to mean the guillotine OF
acquittal for the alleged bluebeard.
Beauty, wealth and fashion filled
the court room as never before, the
roster of names reading like the SOC
ial register. ut was estimated that
moi less than ten millions of francs
worth of jewelry was on display in
the court room,
Landru's dramatically short speech
at the end Of the trial, his declaration
Of absolute innocence, came al a sur.
prise. An impassioned declaration
was expected, but after a moment Of
establishment the courtroom broke
into a wave Of handclapping asthougt
Landru was the star of a successful
play. To the applause Landru turned
a grateful smile. bowed and sat down
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
HOW ANIMALS SLEEP

Elephants sleep standing up. When
in q herd, a certain number will al
ways stand watch while the others
sleep. for the big powerful beasts are
timid and cautious at night and will
not go to sleep unguarded.
Bats sleep head downward, hang
ing by their hind claws.
Birds, with few exceptions, sleep
with their heads turned tailward over
the back and the beak thrust beneath
the wing.
Storks, gulls and other long-legged
birds sleep standing on one leg.
Ducks sleep on open water. To
avoid drifting ashore. they keep pad
ding with one foot. thus making
them move in a circle.
Foxes and wolves sleep curled up,
their noses and the soles Of their feet
close together and blanketed by their
bushy tails.
Lions. tigers and cat animals
stretch themselves out fiat upon the
side. Their muscles twitch and throb
indicating that they are light and
restless sleepers.
Owls, in addition to their eyelids.
have screens that they draw sideways
across their eyes to shut out the light.
for they sleep in the daytime.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-12-03
JAPAN is JockYINc

Washington, Dec. Predictions
are being made here to-day that the
big Three" statesmen will reach an
agreement on the naval program be-
fore next weeks session Of the arms
conference despite the advices from
Japan stating that the Toxic govern
ment had instructed Kato to stand
pat for the tonnage increase of zap
ital ships regardless of results. Some
observers believe that the ratio de-
mands made by japan were to force
concessions In the Shantung matter.
as China is demanding an uncondi-
tional return, It has been learned.
The Japanese have openly stated they
fear no adjustment OF the naval
question until the main Far East
questions are settled. Toxic advices
state that the new battleship Mutsu.
which will have to be strapped under
the Hughes plan. has been completed
and assigned to active duty. French
naval experts will present a plan to
avoid the inclusion of France in the
ratio program, due to that country's
present navy being below the cuts
for the other powers.
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