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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
6sD ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH
 OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT

New York, Oct. 37.-The 6Srd anni- versary of Theodore Roosevelt's birth was observed today at the Brownstone House on Twentieth street, where he was born, in ths village school house at Oyster Bay where tho former president used to play Santa Claus at Christmas time and at Youngs' cemetery, where his gravs was visited by hundreds.
 Resides. there was a pageant by 5000 high school girls at Carnegie Hall under the auspices of the Wornen's Roosevelt Memorial Association, and dinner for Boy Scouts, who were told that the great personality of Roosevelt "typifies better than tny other man in history the principles of the Boy Scout move ment."
 A letter from Mrs. Warren G. Hard ing expressing interest in the work of the Womens Roosevelt Memorial Asso- ciaiton to restore the former presidents birthplace was read there. May Roosevelt house always be kept as g fitting merNorial of that great mans true Americanism. and place of pilgrimage sacred and inspiring to the reop'e of our gre It country" the letter read.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
SOUTH WINDHAM

Rev. J F. Cobb supplied the pulpit Of the Universalist church in New Ha- ven, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs H. E. Card and MT. and Mrs c. 4. Barstow and daughter, Mar garet. Byron Barstow and daughter. of Flnglewood. N. J., motored to Plainfield and spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. ". P. Barstow.
 Richard Holmes of New York is the guest of his sister. Mrs. George Stiles
 The Good Will circle meets in the church paror Wednesday afternoon.
 w. P Barstow of Plainfeld was in this place the first of the week.
 MT and Mrs. Guilfold Smith have returned from their summer home in Windham.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Branch of New York were callers on Miss E. s. Bab- cock recently
 Miss Sarah Abbe and friend from Wheaton college. Massachusetts, spent the weekend and Sunday with the for mers aunt, Mrs. George Stiles.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

''I would ike you 10 know how your wonderful Wincarnis restored me to health after months of suife5ing." " writes Mrs. Elizabeth Mctiuire 295 West 101st Street, New York City.
 Ten months ago I began 10 .ose my strength. My household duties became burdensoIne. l felt exhausted after the slightest exertion. Day by day my weakness increased until soon l was hardly able to walk across the room. Then my nerves got into such a ter rible state that at the slightest noise l used to trenble. my legs would shake and my heart would beat violent! causing me to gasp for breath. I was indeed a sick woman. In my terribly weak and nervous state I grew dGs- pendent and lost all interest in life. tried hard to fight against this des- pondency, but my weak, nervous con- dition was too much for me. I had practically no willpower left One afternoon q friend called to sec me and she was shocked at my pitiablc condi- tion. She went out and brought back a bottle of "Wincarnis and insisted upon giving me a dose right away. continued taking "Wincarnis" three times day and it's effect has been al-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

Boston, Oct. 27.-The plan of Theo- nore Roosevelt to raise a division of volunteers for service overseas in 1917 was recalled tonight with collateral de- tzils, in an address by Major General James c. Harbord, acting chic fof stan of the United States army. General Harbrod, who delivered the principal address at the annual Roosevelt Day dinner of the Niddlesex club. was to have commanded one brigade of the d. vision had it been formed.
 Reviewing the development of the Idea of a volunte~~ division, the speak CT said his S'nal acquaintance with Colonel Roosevelt began in 1915, soon after the sinking of the Lusita1a, when he foresaw that America would event. IuaIly be drawn into the war, and began his plans for a division which he hoped 70 be allowed to command when war should come.
 For two years he carried on his plans. enrolling men, studying military matters and arranging to start the or ganization the uomant after war was declared Tn March. 1917 he had com plered. through agencies which was able 70 control for him from the army war college. where was q student, complete -eouis!tions ready to be signed. for e7- s-ych,ng his division would need to take .Hs field He hoped to be authorized to -alss the division at Fort Sill, Okaho- ma. region v-1sf he could rally s-ouud him the hardy western types. which won fame twenty years before as the Rough Riders. The ,amented Au- yustus ?. Gardner was to have been a brigade adjutant in the organization.
 The resolution which passed con- -ress after we declared war enabling tre president 10 raise a hundred thous- a. q volunteers though f1r obvious req sons introduced by someone else, was dictated by Nr. Gardner in my room at he war college, and I wrote it out on
 he typewriter for him. How Colonel Roosevelt was denied the opportunity of raising the volunteers congress had au-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
WAURECAN

A wreck occurred on the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad Mon day morning between the crossing near All Hailows cemetery and Chase's lake The train was made up of several cars, one of which had q broken wheel, caus- ing two of the cars in the center of the train to be derailed. The ties were ground up badly. rails torn up and the roadhed damaged for several feet The accident held up traffic on this division for several hours.
 Joseph Barzynski was arrested Satur- day evening and appeared before Justice Tracy Monday morning charged with keeping licuor with intent to sell. His
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
POMFRET CENTER

Ed r. White and F. E. Brown motore 10 Hartford Saturday and attended tn fall meeting of the State Beskeepers' as sociat:on.
 Mrs. PheDe Shsrre has returned froI a visit in Massachusetts and Rhode Is and.
 Fran. Haynes started Monday or business trip to Cleveland o.
 Mz. and Mrs. Everett r.. Brown motor cd to PlatnEs~ Sunday.
 Miss Sarah M. Averiil. who spent las winter in Pomf-et. will leave Nov. ] wi. her sister for a winter stay in Florida.
 Lawrence Ryan had good weather an good crowd at his auction Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
LEFFINGWELL.

Mrs John l. Ross left Saturday to spend some time with her cousin Arthur Reynolds. of Bridgeport.
 Frank HuntIey of East Great Plain was guest Sunday at The Old Home stead.
 Mrs Julius Bedat of Norfolk, Conn.,. MT and Mrs. Harry Potter and two daughters and MT. Root of Westfeld, Mass, were over Sunday guests of MT and Mrs Harry E. Bedat
 Rev P s. Collins and son. Donald
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

Coins, returned, Monday from an auto mobile trip to. A.a ne.
 Miss Gladys 4lsr,iii e Danhhsy las .c- turned home after s1end.ng fse-.e tine with Mir. and Mr. John I. Ross
 Sunday morning services at II o'clock Rev. P. s. Collins will rreaeh E '. r.. U. at 7.3o o'clock, led by Ms. Charles T.. Ellis. Her topic. will be What We Know About God. Ps. 139: 1-12.
 roast pork supper was given by the Ladies' Aid society "Wednesday even Y z in the vestry. With the pork was served mashed potato. mashed turnip, apple sauce. rolls, gravy. coffee pie and pea nut taffy. A large crowd was present and around s20 was realized
 John IT. Rathbone with Rev. P S. Col lins motored to Hartford Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
MEMORIALS FOR THEODORE ROOSEVEA

thorized is well known to you. How wise or how wick ed it was we cannot judge.
 That the selective draft was an intl- nitely better way to raise soldiers can not be doubted That the name and prestige of Colonel Roosevelt and his infectious euthuNiasm would have meant the equivalent Of thousands of men to the allied cause is equally certain. How good a subordinate he would have made after nearly eight years as commander in chief how well his personality would have fitted into the difficult diplomatic situation in which the patient tact or General Pershing was strained to its ut most, only Divine Omniscience can know"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Mir and Mrs. Sterry Pierce, with Miss es Marion an' Edith Pierce, all of Pres ton. were callers at Sterry H. kinnie's Sunday
 Women members of the local church are planning a harvest supper and sale.
 Walter S. Palmer. Alfred Onderdonk and Leland Burdick, all of Brewster's Neck, enjoyed a hunting trip in this place Friday.
 MT and Mrs Charles Haskell of Pres ton were recent callers at W. G. Bur dicks
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28
MANSFIELD DEPOT

MT and Mrs. Willard Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Vinton of Eagleville spent last week on a trip through the Ad;rondacks.
 Edwin Reynolds Memorial school was recently equipped with an up-to-date supply of running spring water.
 The aid departments harvest supper and sale last Wednesday evening was a great success in every way. The musical and dramatic entertainment after the supper was very enjoyable. Among the visitors were MT. and Mrs. George
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

of. her aunt Mary going in an automo- bile with her brothers and sister.
 Daniel 5. Hatch and daughter, Miss Belle have returned to their home after a visit with relatives and friends in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

Hartford.-The Hartford branch of the American Society of Mechanical En- gineers will hold its first meeting of the season Thursday evening. Nov. ..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

tone up weak, inactive, sluggish kid neya and help rid the blood of poison ness waste matter that causes aches and pains in arms and legs, baekaehe, rheu- mstic pains, sore muscles, stiff or swollen joints.
 Isaac B. Turnmsn. Asbury Park. N.J.. ..writes: My back caused mo great deal of trouble fer some time. Iexperienced sharp, shooting pains which were due to the condition of my kidneya. One bottle of Foley Kidney Pills ccznplstslS relieved me The pains left my back. l reeon- mend Foley Kidney Pills ts my trisnds.''
 LEE < OsGooD co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

reputation in the past added another charge against him. He plead. d not guilty, but witnesses were secured and he was fined $500, which. being unable to pay. he was sent to Brooklyn. The i'm piements for making the liquor and the liquor itself were ordered destroyed.
 The annual rol. call and supper was held at the Congregational church Wednesday evening. Misses Dorothy and Helen At- wood gave a talk on their trip abroad.
 Water for drinking purposes s being installed in the WauTegan school.
 MOoduS.-Levi Chapman. who has been in feeble health for some time. has been taken to the Soldiers home in Noroton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

We ask that you turn your attention to the
various classifications, ninety-one (91) in all
enough to cover anything you may desire TO ad-
Vertise.
Next your attention is directed to the various
STYLES OF set ups there are eight (S) Of them you
will note the left hand side of each respective style
there is given the number ofwords to the line in each
particular style ad-you can by counting the words
in the advertisement you desire used, determine
the number of lines and the style desired Turn
your attention to the simplified rate card, you Il
find the exact charge for your advertisement for
/, 2 3, +, or time insertions. At the bottom you
will find the month and yearly contract rates.
Please note that on daily ads there is liberal
discount if bill is paid at Every Evening Office
within days Of date of bill This offer is made
to avoid having to send collector for these small
amounts. 1t is very much to your advantage to
get this discount. OF course, if bill is not paid
within the prescribed six days you pay the full
amount shown on bill.
At the bottom Of this page you will find
blank classified ad form in you have
phone Cut this out and write plainly thereon
the ad desired inserted and mail to Classified Ad
vertising Department Of Every Evening. We will
insert and bill same TO you.
Get busy today and start using want ads in
these columns will pay you well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

Did you ever stop to consider what / small
investment will give in return # properly placed
Do not figure cost alone FIGURE
RESULTS.
A few pennies invested in want al, such IS
every day appears the classified page 81 Every
Evening give dollars in return for every penny
invested. This is not fiction, It is facts.
How? you may ask Wen explain.
Have you vacant room to let, some article
for sale such furniture, automobile, house. II.
&c. help, male or female wanted lcst .- found
s0methng--Or you may want 70 rent, SCI. e- auE5
1t works equally well both wars.
By placing your wants in these columns ..u
tell it 70 $4,000 people-rhere is SURELY someone.
perhaps many in such throng vaa IS interest 81.
this is the party you have seen .oe.ia- .-, ne
result is-WANT SATISFIED.
You have in a very short space .t -,u.e 5eer
placed in direct touch with the parties Eo la.e.
doubt spent weeks seeking. Consider tire .tn.r
you have wasted, figure the time tt rO4r .su -at.
OF cost-FIGURE THE COST
Then compare it with the cost Ut i .....- IL .n
the classified columns OF Every Etonl.- saoa
will give you such quick results Figure -ol> e.s.
at ouEnoninal charge--FiGU RE THE RESULTS
Is it worth a trial?
Phone your al today to Esor, E1enir- Class
fed Department. Call POO ISL lit III
you'll have demonstrated 10 your.,au -.-,
ton that this IS the way % geg qucA results. -.
only for your present day wants, b. tlc .ut.ID
ones as well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
VIII-MERCHANDISF

5l-ARTICLES FOR SALE
52-B USINESS EQUIPMENT
53-BOATS AND Accessories
54-BUILDING MATERIALS
55-FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
56-FUEJ AND FEED
57-GOOD THINGS TO EAT
5s-HOME-MADF THINGS
5a-HOUSEHOLD GOODS
6O-JEWELRY AND WATCHES
6I-MACHINERY AND TOOLS
62-M USICAL INSTR UMENTS
83-SEEDS, PLANTS. FERTILIZERS
64-SPFCTALS AT THE STORES
85-WEARING APPAREL
6e-WANTED-TO BUY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
uI-BUsYNESs SERVICE

ls-BUsINESS SERVICE oFFERED
UTIDTNG G+CONTRACTfNG
2o-HEATING AND PLUMBING
2I-INSURANCE
33-NIIIIN INFRY-DRESS ESSNAKIN0
"a NyOVJNG TRUCKING, STORAGE
34-PATNTING-
25-PATFNT ATTORNEYS
NG-STATIONERY
27-PROFESSIONA SERVICES
2S-REPAIRING
9o-RENOVATING AND DYEING
3O-TAIIORING AND PRESSING
SERVICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
yI-INSTRTCTION

-CORRESPONDENC COURSES
INSTRUCTION CLASSES
"a MUSICAL. DANGING. DRAMATIC
45-P PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
iR-WA WANTED-INSTRU UCTION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
x-REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

AND FLATS
PLACES FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
AND DESK ROOM
FOR RENT
SO-SUMMER PLACES FOR RENT
RENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Iy-ROOMS AND BOARD

67-ROOMS WITH BOARD
6s-ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD
se-ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
10-VACATION PLACES
7I-WHERE TO EAT
12-wHERE TO STOP IN TOWN
73-wANTED-ROOMS. BOARD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Y--FINANCIAI

ss-BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITTEs
INVESTMENTS. STOCKS, BONDS
4O-MONEY TO LOAN
4I-w ANTED TO BORROW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Here HeIsIhe Little Fellow Who Made Footprints All Over the Paper
STANDARDIZED CLASSIFICATIONS.
vII-LIvE STOCK

l7-DOGS, CATS, PETS
4s-HORsES, CATTLE, VEHICLES
49-PO ULTRY AND SUPPLIES
50-WANTED-LIV STOCK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
" + ~ToN tl

New stone house for sale because
owner must leave the city to take
position ia, 10 rooms and bath
large PIAZZA gsrag,. about acres pf
ground fruit trees and vegetable gar
den growing House a4lt aaiy 2
years. Just no~ly painted and deco
rated op,n droplaccS ricrrric lights.
gas. hot waite. heat nuil,-in icebcx
Price ss.s00 subject 20 mortgage II
$4,000 see your broker about tins
splendid proposition today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

deaths
2--IN NiEMORIAM
3-CARDS OF THANKS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
5-FUNERAL FLOWERS
6-CEMETERY LOTS. MON UMENTS
LODGE NOTICES
S-COMING EVENTS
o-PFRSONALS
I0-LOST AND FOUND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
xI-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

s,-RUSINFSS PROPERTY
S3-FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE
S4-UOUSES FOR SALE
sS-LOTS FOR SALE
se-sHoRE PROPERTY FOR SALE
s7-STBURBAN FOR SALE
sS-REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
sew ANTED- REAL ESTATE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
UNEMPLOYMENT

32-HFI4P wANTED-FFNfALE
39-HELP WANTED-MAIE
OR FEMALE
AND AGENTS
3s-SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAE
wANTED-MALE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Neutrality-suspicious.

a0-AUCTION SALES
9i-LEGAL NOTICES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

presents
S salesman salesman He
a job he o work
him chancc-le him sell
goods andm
Want Ads
small landis never padded. He never loafs
he's always hejob.
ca MIR Want Ads
Ihosewh We rooms
found something will all
find Mr.. Want Ad on the job and up and doing
that know the of the mysterious little footprints T
days. which followed UN
Mr. Want Ad achan
you Nod thaVen O him frequently.
ad Every Evening Classified Advertising
Department PHONE 200 Ask for d tak young lady will
al will make
effective of putting It.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
USED Ci.R s.

CADILLAC. PASSENGER.
CHALMERS lela TOURING.
CHALMERS 1910. ROADSTER
CHALNIERe. Iol.. TOURING
CHALMERS iols. SEDAN
CHANDLER. loie. RING
CHEVROLET. 1915. sIA ToURIN'
FORD. 1917 Rd,psrfR
MITCHELL W. TOURING
OVERLAND Ioi4 TOURING
DEBAkER lale SEDAN
wlNroN 1917. TOURING
WINToN Iols TOURING
TERMS II DESIRED
FOSTER SMITH CO
= MArHEwsoN sr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
U--AUTOMOBILES

U-AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE
l2-MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCIEs
I3-AUTOMOBILES FOR EACHANSE
I4-AUTO ACCESSORIES
I5-SFRVICF sTATIONs-REPAIR
16-AUTo IVERY-GAE,Aa,ttiEtSs itS
Nv wANTED-A AUTOMOBILES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
lea ACRE

Fertile easily worked farm p-odur-
iuE heaN erou, in xaej farlefy near
feIs4lar euHlssrr rrssfr{ iuFniSEI3E
ready r..ait market & mites oErr ma
cacau road "a d"po stores churches.
schools Attractive ~-Foom modern
house IN good condition: barn S7KliA].
C..neu, fioar wason sheds ; aen
boss with wired runs large nc't
$40 .tl growing crops and atoGt 20
=, .as in tarn included .u QlicS
oca. Culv : J93 in Cas] required.
uaiAgce 81 ta~S terms John Greg
H. p 70 Catsrvilie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
NAVSTEVA CESKOSL OVENSKEHO
VYSLANCE.
PRI VCEREJS1 PORADE MA KONSULATE VYPRA-
COvAN PROGRAM POBYTU DR.. STEPANKA
VCLEVELANDU.

Jak vcera strucne isme zmn Dr. Bedrich Steranek,
vysanec Ceskoovenske Repubky Spoene Stay prova
zen svoi sesrou se6nou Annou Sepankovon legacnm
dou nzenyrem p Spackem, pfede do Ceveandu Detrotu
parniku 6:15 utery rano.
Jest hodne casna, ale pres to vybizfme nase
kraany ak Cechy tax braty Sovaky ably poctu ne
nojnejsm dostav do pfistavse uc Dr. Stepanko-
przd nam nejenom zaupce nas osvobozene rodne
me- ale tez jeden nehorvejsch revoucnich pracovnkG
jeden budovaelu nas mlade republky jeho
Stepankova, jest jeho znamenitou spolupracovnici
Ackoli podrobny program uverejnen bude elsie
pondelnm zde aspon srucnos podavame ak by
ma vceres porade konsulate nz by zasoupen Ces
Slovac !. Rusni.
PIP. Bernreiterovi Rev. Zlamalov Zenanovi Pankucho-
vi uozeno ably roz uvitac vybor tax ably mel as ccet
cenu neb pod pfsavis uvita Bernreiter ho
sty Cechy, nekdo Sovaky Rusiny, p Zemanova
Weekly praeovnice osvobozenskem hnuti poda kytc
Cd pfistaviste pojede automoblech, nez slibl
postarat Zeman do hotelu Cleveland k hoe budou uby
tovan kde bude poecna sndane Po snidan proekto-
yany nteviewy zastupc angckeho sku, ofceni
navst6va mayora radnici. Obed Obchodn komore,
kde toho dine promu prosluy bany inzenyr John Hays
Hammond, ale roynez pan vyslanec prosovi kras rec
Odpoledne navsteva tovarny vldka snad jnych prd
mysovych zavodd projizdka parky.
Veter vefejna schuze ceskosovenska Narodn Sin ma
Broadway Pc porada zasupci orga-
nisacf
We stfedu dopoledne navSt6va univers koe zdejsich
vystaei nekterych prumyslovch zavodu poedne
bed keyz zval Czechosovak Club pozvan
budou ez vynikaci muzi kruhG amerckych Odpoledne
sarost vysance eho druznu braf Slovac,
ktef podniknou prozdku svch osadach veter vysro
hostnu
We ctvrtek odpoedne navsteva msnos Cerveneho Xii
ze poedne obed Rev. O. Zamaa odpoedne navsteva
sch nancnc ustavn Broadway odbocky verene knhov
n.y. kde proetovana jest schuzka vsance Ceskoso
venskymi novinaTi. Vecere p. Harry Payera.
Tehoz dne vec9r nepochybn6 vzacn hoste odjedou do
Washngtonu. =, -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
CESKOSLOVENSKO moo
NOSTf PkETVORENE
EVROPY.

Pariz, q. kvetna. - Posla-
nee Henri Lorin uverejhuje V
"Eclairu" u prilezitosti navste-
wy zastupci mesta Prahy v Pa
fizi clanek, v nemz vzpomfna
sve nedavne cesty pc Ceskoslo-
vensku. Chvali velice mladou
republiku, jejiz osvobozeni -
pravi, - jest nerozlucne spja-
to 8 nasim vit6zstYim. Dovozu-
je, re novy stat nebyl usetren
krise, ktera zastihla hned pc
valce vsechny staty ma valce
shcastn6ne, ba neutraly. Ale O.
nergie jeho obyvatelstva jest
mu vzacnou zastitou proti ex.
pansi bolsevictvi. Autor polka.
da teskoslovenskou republiku
"a jednu 4 politickych a no.
spodarskych mocnostf pfetvo.
rene Evropy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
VICE BRITSKEHO VOJSKA DO IRSKA.
VLADA Sc CHYSTA K PODNIKNUTf
RADIKAI.NfCHKROKI.
REHEM TYDNE ZABITO 81 OsOB MA ZELENEM
OSTROVE

Londyn 81 kvetna. - Kabnet Sc rozhodl posati slime
voenske sbory do rska proscha ze move radan kro
ky budou pfedsevzaty proti repubikanskym am hu
zapade, die oznamen London Times
vekeho poctu pohybliveho vojska bude pouzo, pravi
tasops ku sehnn rebed veke rozloze avsak
dav podrobnos neby dosud vypracovany ezo pasedkem
nustrianch nunos posati vojsko do Sezska
nj mono pomnou dobu vyprav toik voska do Iska
jak okolnost pom6ry tam vyzaduj.
Oznamene rozhodnutf vady sesii vojenskou posadku
rsku stao predmetem rdznych pov6st Nonarske
velmi rdznf nejsensaGne jest zprava daily Sketch e
pravi re dmyslem vady jest sesti pomnou hotovost
Irsku $4,000 ma 100 900.
Mez cey, nichz "Daiy Sketch" zmihuje jest pro-
haseni vojenskeho zakona ceem rsu system srub ako
zesnuly point marsaek Kitchener zrd Jzn Africe behem
amn revoluce rozsahle voenske spou valenym
ez zamezo by pfisup ostrov vem nezadoucm
osobam a vsemu kontrabantu.
'Daily Mali prav re posadky, konajicf suzbu cizne
chz mdze by postradano jsou povoavany dom tax ably
vosko anglcke mohlo by poano ku konani suzby sku
Jedna pravf mali by sesleny sbory zvlastnich
konstebld tax zvani ce hned potom teprve bude
sena vojenska posadka Zadnym techtc poves nedoava
sc vsak potvrzeni.
Dublin 27 kvetna Tydenni prehled udaosti Irslu,
vsen dfady Dubinskeho zamku dnes prav vyrznosti
nabyy nanevyse vazne povahy re korunn silly akoz civil
liste, utrpe vazne ztraty.
Poicie vosko mely celkem 81 zrat mez nimiz byo 25
zabiych pfehedu dale pravi re spachano bylo osm
azd civils jez pfciaii Sim Feinu ses prpadd po
kusI vrazdy.
Jedenact toka bylo podnknuto ma obsazena kasarna
40 naezd posy Ctyfi najezdy byly podnknuty sta
nice pobfezn straze tfi zbrojnice
Belfast 81 kvetna Queenstown by dnes lplne odrfz-
ode vseho spojeni okolm Ami admraa nemohla
ti spojen Haulbowlne osrovem proti Queenstownu
ke okovn ohrady, jezto kabel White Point do Haul
bowline by pfet'at vcera vecer
Pri ernch vobach, sest severnich okresch osrova,
Je dosavadnho nefednho scan obdrze unione 341 289
hlas1 snnfeniste 103516 naconalse 60762 neodvsla
delncka 4OO1 HAS DIE oho naconacko snnfeni
scka kombnace me by novem paramente dvacet poslan
CD, unoniste 32 aGkol mozno, uTedni sGan hasd
vykaze vetsi su pro unonsy mens pro radkan strany
sinnfenistckou a nacionaistickou