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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27
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United States tifca are good tires.
Why take chances. Arch NJ. Brown,
i2S Kansas Avenue. a-2s.3ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Henry White has returned from n
visit with friends in Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Switzerland requires all It's chill.
drcn to'havc at least three years
schooling. 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

A. NJ. Deskins OF Duncan trans.
acted business and visited friends
In the city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

H"N' s'f"f'"hs hso'"sos ei'hninks
@. D. W.. i2i Kansas li-tf.
Saturday morning. May rs. at 10
o'clock. we will sell at public sale.
household goods OF the estate OF
Mrs. X. c. Murray. p. r. schappcr.
administrator. 27it.
Eggs l5c per dozen. Use Pratts
egg preserver. DItsche Seed House.
2l.7t.
Cakes, candy. pies and bread for
sale at Brownson's drug store Sat.
urday afternoon. Intermediate c. Il.
society OF the Christian church. It.
SPECIAL
Bring us your hemstltching and
picot work. Sc per yd.-Singer
Sewing CachlAe Co.
Buy your cakes, pies. candy. bread.
etc. from the young people OF the
Christian church at Brownson's Sat.
urday afternoon.
FOR SALE-Household furniture,
next Saturday at 9is Kansas. 26.2t
Mrs. o. Il. Mathock of Enid. visited |
friends In the city today.
have a new dustfess varnlsh room |
and iron sides to bake enamel. De.
woes colors to salt the most fastidous
and Valentine vSrnish to complete
beautiful and durable job OF auto
painting. II your car needs refinishng
this is OF interest TO you. Anderson's
Auto Paint Shop, SOg Kansas Avenue.
test 26.6t.
w. S. Thompson OF the Purity
Bottling Works, expects to leave to.
day for q business trip to Oklahoma
City and Norman.
For Madam McClute's Complexion
Beautifier phone 572. Mrs, iwhitson.
1874 IL south Third street. 26-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Bryant, Of
Oklahoma city. were visitors In the
city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27
Short Stories "
Of the Town
Veterans 10 Meet.

Veterans to Meet.
Tho regular meeting OF Joe Shelby
camp. U. G. V. No. 975. viii be held
Saturday afternoon In the city hall.
Mrs. J. W. Harris. adjutant, announc.
cd yesterday. The Daughters OF the
Confcderaey viii meet at the sama
time, II was stated. Business OF Inn
portanoo will be transacted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

You can come into this store
and look around by yourself if
you want to-you can come a
dozen times if you like-with-
out incurring any obligation to
purchase and without being
made to feel that you have in
Cured such an obligation. We
want everybody to feel at home
in this store, to feel that he or
she can come here freely. and
often and profit by the savings
we offer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Auto repairing. storage. cleaning.
@. u. W.. 42i Kansas. 1i.tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Saturday morning. May rs. at 10
o'clock. we will sell at public sale.
household goods OF the estate OF
Mrs. X. c. Murray. p. r. schappcr.
administrator. 27.it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

They struck oil at Rock Greek
and Budweiser at FriedIander & Nc.
Rae, 1913 Chickasha avenue. 27.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Drink 1t straight--Budweiser. at
Friedlander & McRse. 12s Chickasha
"'ohue. '''|'4s 27.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Eggs l5c per dozen. Use Pratts
egg preserver BItsche Seed House.
2l.7t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Cakes, candy. pies and bread for
sale NJ Brownson's drug store Sat.
urday afternoon. intermediate c. II.
society OF the Christian church. IT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-27

Try Eaprsas wsnssos sor rssulta
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

At the general meeting of the Ger
man-American Citizens League OF the
United States, held in Chicago, January
10 and IL, the following Fourteen Reso-
lutions we're unanimously adopted
1. We wish to express II confidence
and our hope that Mr.. Harding's Ad-
minsitration will create and perpetuate
an era of good feeling both at home and
abroad. We trust that Americans OF
German descent will participate equal
ly with their fellow-citizens in the gov
eminent Of our country and that the
P~resident-elect will consider their mum
Der and their heroic services to the
United States, before, during and since
the war, when he chooses the members
OF his Cabinet and when he appoints
Diplomatic Representatives, postmas-
tiers, revenue, and other Federal officials
We do not ask Mr.. Harding to select
a man for any political position because
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

DVS Hlub uuW SruDllIg IDeIoeIl
Seit Sobren itor6en uno Iteben mir
Dor einem Sruiimmerfelo unierer 5toI.
5elten &offnungen. Set Snbren
fIinet Der Sobn oes Safes uno lie.
bermuts in Die Obren trener, broper
8iirger Der 8ereinigten Staten
oeutlden 8Irtes un6 reiBt I'M Ser.
gen bitter %brennenoe @unoen oltf Die
man fait mebrlos ertrogen mrtB. l1no
oo6 iiuo mir Elm SeiI zines MenIhen-
ltommeS, Der ii1 pom @robooen niht
bertilgen IGBt, Der Die eoeIlten &rGf-
te in 5Gber, bingebenoer Irbeit Der
nerten Seimot miomet. SSn uns lebt
oaS olte 8ort, ooB @ott ben Mode-
rem i1no Sii6tigen nidt berI1Bt.
@eimgeiuht bot ms Ser Simmel,
aber mir ber5agen ni6t.
Weit loIden uno dbnliden @eoan-
fen berIieBen gcpiB oiele unierer
@oibingtoner Sreunoe cine Ser.
iammlltng, Die einen Morfitein be-
Oeittete fir Die nere 8eriooe uniere8
@aibingtoner INSTRUMENTATION
2ebens. Der lebte Sonntoe nor elm
6elttog, elm Subeltog. llnier Con-
cor0- &litb offnete Our9 feierlide lie
6ernabme Ser @i9entumSurtunoe lei-
ne Gore offi5ie1 einem nelien Ib.
SAnitt in Ser @eiGihte unIerer SoSnte-
reilen. Soeole lin6 bic Wotips unie.
res 3uiammentretenS, betonte Der
&~orlibenoe, Serr Carl Soffmonn, in
elmer frr3en treffli9cn, ipobleeIesten
@niprade. Ser 0eutihe fiirdtet
Soft uno lonIt nienlailD altf Der 8elt,
70 meirte er unter Dem 8eifaa Ser
onoG6tig lalihenoen Wenge. .9iir-
gerpflidt, 4htung Dor Dem @eies,
geoiegene @rbeit, SIeiB iino Die Slt-
eenoen oes 9eiiti9-@ merifoners Ser
Goncoro-&lub ioll mie cine eide oa-
lteben, @eleligfeit, treue Goltsmei-
fen, nnterboltung, Spiel. oeutide
Spra6e pflegen. Die Mitglieoer adj
ten lino lieben ais freie 8iirger obne
Sur6t itno SooeI oas Sternenban-
mel. .nber iie balten oith an ibrer lie
ber3eugung felt uno me9leln oiefe
ni6t pie BEN Sod iiber 9odt. Ser
&lltb loa Elm oeuti9es Solts iein fir
olle, ieine Groffnung beoeutet grn,
ties ulo Srobes 5u glei6er 3eit. Sn
i oielem Sinne Bot Serr Soffmonn Tim
oas 8obIpolen lno 8ertralen 4Iler
ltno marnte Dor NorgeIei uno 3er-
iplitterlng; in 0ieiem Sinne iiber-
nabm er oas 9ous un0 Die urfunoe
aus Ser Obbut oes bisberigen 8e-
iiters oes Sdngerbunoes. Serr g3id.
8rauner, Sdriftfiibrer oes SGnger-
bunoeS, iiberrei6te oaS Document.
1no I'M gleidiam oas @eI0bnis
nellen 2ebens uno nerer &offnung
gu befrdftigen, fang Der bie1ige Ndn-
ner6or n@ermonia" nit 2iebe uno
Singebung oesn Singers SriibIings-
lieo" bon S6fer in benz eiteI Suit
uno Sreuoe erflong in Berg uto Sal,
tpie al9 oas Deitere 2ieo: n@S Itebt
cine 2ino'" bon Sori9ner.
Nirgenopo i'm gonaen peiten Sc,
biet Der idonen, oeuti6en 2iteratur
iprroelt ia Der Born ipabrer, reiner,
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

rem leioer oas troitloie Bib oes &ei.
DIES ielber. Die n8iireerIiden" uno
u~So5ialoemofraten" iin6 10 gei9ie-
Sen, ooB fie foit eenall Die beioen
Solften Der 9ebolferung altsmaden.
@ie lit Ou, bel iol6er ungliidIi6er
Gerteilung Der Stimmer, &egierung
m0gli6? Sier5ulanoe NOR es 3mar
dbnli6 m6breno Ser lesten 8 Sabre:
aber Die Sarteien bier i6lagen iid ia
ni6t Inn Brin5ipien, MIR Inn Die
8eutel
Sonntog 4beno, 0eutide Gbeater-
boritellling i'm goncpr6-& lubbaus
gum @elten Der NotIeioenoen in Oe.
Iterrei6 uno Deuti@Iano! @er bleibt
auriid?
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

1tNAR q
gerlo unO geiunoen Wenidentltms.
Gin onoerer @oelltein lit Der Der
6reunoidaft un0 @%eieuigfeit: allm
gau fir elm Sous Scr Come fir
Uermonenfinoer, elm Sous 0eS gu.
lammenboltens uno Srieoens. Sort
nit 3pieipolt uno @igenbrooelei!
Gin oritter Stein lit ser Ser giIouno
uno 8iIfenidaft. @ermonen iporen
tets Die Seudten oes 8iIiens. 0ieIes
ebrenblott fam ms niemono ent.
reiBen. @ie Die MfropoIis ser @rie.
hen 10 idout Die 0eittide 8iIlenIhoft
binous in 0ie 8eIt, uno iuie cine Sic.
llquie i'm feruen @merifa Ioaten mir
ne bitten un0 i6iiten ullo oerebrcn.
Der GnoItein uno &opf oieies 0enf.
mails ober lei Der @otteslegen. Dime
8lanben uu0 Iertrauen in elm bod.
ties @eien giebt es feline 0ronunu
nno feinen 6ortidritt. Solanae Sic
alten ibre @otter perebrten, blieben
aub Die Srii6te ser 4rbeit nidt aus.
Seio einig un0 trell. 8liden mir
auf gum Sternenbimmel uabereGna-
lider Soeole. @intradt rno mobre
5reltnoi1oft iei oas Motto ser neiten
Belt.
6eitlid-feierIi9 mie Somtoo8.
gloden erflnn9en oonn aus Dem
Wtunoe oes SGngerbunoes Die ertl.
item 8eiien: oOie SimmeI riibmen
oes GDigen @bre", l1no IeiIe biniiber.
trageno in cine ferne, liebe Seintot
Die riibrenoen 8orte oes 2ieoes
oWie's 6abeim mar"
Shmud uno freunoIi6 bot lih oos
Saus Dem Guge oes 9eIuhers bar,
olS 3eiden Der 2iebe ilno oes 6riib.
lings elmer onoeren Belt. @ie loro.
f1ltig uno iebniii6tig uno lodfunoiq
botten iid Die 9amen oieies Gbeitos
k1tno ieiner freunoli6en gSeibe onae-
nonlmen. 81 NOR es oenn aud ni6t
mebr mie notiirIi9 ulo re9t, ooB
AUDI Der &reis Der 9omen 5u @orte
fam. Srau Sauline Boltber erfreu.
te Die Scorer nit einem 81 Screen gc.
beloen ielbItperfaBten @eoi6te....
9rauBen 5par Itiirmte uno meter.
te cs. Gum erlten Mol in 0ieiem
8inter i6ll9 Oie robe Souit oes gar.
itigen @eielen binein in Die 1i6 ldon
mieoerbelebenoe Notur. @ber es mar
ia MIR elm gilo Der @el6i6te uno
oes @eoantens oes @eni6enbGuf-
leins, oas it6 0a orinnen einfano,
I'M @ino uno @etter 1lno b0len Bel.
ten al trobert. @arm luie I'M felt
lid gei6miidten Saale por es I'M
Ser5en Ser Solar, bic Elm cin5iger
8iae 5niammenbieIt, Der gSiae gum
2eben.
@ottes @ere6tigfeit mub infer
S%ertrouen iein, Die @Qmodt oes Or.
mes, Die 10 fur6tbor idlug, erbebt
uns aud mieoer, llnierm gefne6te'
ten @eredtigfeitslim geldiebt unge-
ltraft fein llnredt oeiIen fonnen oie
9epiB iein, Die ms gum Spiel3eug
ibrer 2auren, ibres Safes, ibreS
Sobnes, ibrer &ade MAIDEN molen.
@ere6tigfeit lit unier S6rei.l 0eut.
i6er @lailbe, 0eutid-ererbtes Gbri
ltentum, oeutlde 9lrbeit uno HfIi6t,
boben nod ME enogiiltig beriagtl
0Sarr' aus, mein idmerperoiiItert
Sallpt,
@ri6 ser @etGiibung Sdlummerl
Seuf3t rings Ser @olo au6 fablent.
laltbt,
ltno @uld uno SeiOe Dinoour6.
idnnltbt:
8er an 0es Wfnien Siegfroft glalbt,
Den 5ipingt ni6t SCOT uno Summer"
(SdeffeI, @eburtStog 16. 6ebr.)
g. @l.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
enppfr i'm Concord alnb.

9m Mittmo9 urb Oonnerstas, Den
2. uno s. Mdr5 D. S., finoet oas srOBe
Nbenoeiien i'm @Oncoro. Stub BON As
nbr ltatt. Ser 9amenperein trifft bic
8orbereitungen unb laoet Seoermann
gum 8eiu9 elm.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
GA. make Demands OnHaTding

Ask a Just Peace With Germany, Re-
dress of the Wrongs Inflicted on Citi-
zens by the Wilson Administration,
Recognition of the Irish Republic, The
Repeal of Prohibition and a Fair I'm
migration Law.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

Die gGbli6t oes Generals i'm Griege,
Die 9eltti1en mieoer ouf Den Stnno
Der glffentuItitr 5ltriid3ufiibren ga
iie lid aus @ffen in l1ebermenl6en
berponoeIt botten2 llno 0ieie lie.
bermenihen muroen bonn 8ertreter
oes &o5ifismus, Der 4briiItine I'M
Soag ais @eItpro9romm uto 8elt-
fortidritt oori6Iug, beiieet? Damn
glolben mir Iieber an sic I~ffen5eitl?
Washington Journal., 1921-02-25

8ie ~tngebeuer mi6tig es bod 1T
fir Die @eItgeididte, Oh Soroing
nit ooer obne 8iIion nG9iten Srei.
tog gum &opitoI f6brtl 9ieies Wnl
giebt es iiberbolpt feline feierli9e
&uffobrt. &e6t 10. @s lit oes @u-
ten audi baIo gu bieI, n8ie er raul
pert uno ipie er iplift, oos bobt Sbr
ibm gIiidIi6 ab9eeuft."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
DIED FROM INJURIES
Man Run Over By Automo.
bile at Phelps Dies at Wau.
sau Last Wednesday.

Oscar AntiIla of Phelps, died at
st. Mary's hospital yesterday
morning. October %. 1921. of in
iuries received October Is. when
he was run down by an automo-
bile on the highway two miles
from Phelps. According to in
formation available on the acct
dent, the deceased was walking
along the road and was struck
by a car travelling at a high rate
Of speed. The party stopped.
turned the injured man over and
then hastened away again with
out offering assistance.
He was found later and taken
TO Phelps where aid was given,
but the injuries were so severe as
to cause his death here at the
hospital where he had been TAX
en-. A brother. John Koski, of
Iron River, Mich, has been sent
for. The deceased was born in
Finland thirty-nine years ago.
Wausau Pilot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
Paid Fines for Violating.

Justice Of the Pease James
Blaisdell of Boulder Junction
fined Rush Baisdell and Ralph
Adkins each $50 and costs last
week for killing deer out of sea
son. Conservation Wardens Ober-
hotter and Weaver found a doe
which Blaisdell and Adkins had
killed a few hours previous up
near Wild Cat lake. The deer
was brought TO Eagle River and
sold to Charles COmiskey.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
ADVISE A BIG CHANGE
State Plans to Abolish Pre-
sent Method of Leasing
State Property on Lakes to
Private Individuals.

Need for change in the policy
of administering the 100000 acres
of state lands was found by the
commissioners of public lands,
Henry Johnson, state treasurer;
Elmer S. Hall, secretary of state,
and w. J. Morgan, attorney gen.
eral, during their five day inspec-
ton trip just completed.
They have returned to Madison
and will hold a meeting within
the next few days to determine
upon a definite policy which it
is expected will result in the
abolition of the present method
of leasing state property to pri-
vate individuals for their unregu-
lated use. The commissioners are
agreed that some extensive change
is necessary.
There are % beautiful lakes in
the territory owned by the state
which would make ideal summer
vacation resorts for citizns of the
state, and are now largely leased
to private individuals, Mr.. Hall
said he will favor a plan to abo-
fish the policy of leasing and the
substitution of the New York plan
of having the lands open to all
citizens without restriction.
At the present time he says
that Chicagoans and other out of
state people, as well as influential
citizens are able to obtain as
much as 500 feet of lake frontage
under long term leases and at
nominal yearly payments.
Mr.. Hall declares that the COM
missioners found in some places
that leasers were building sub
stantial cottages and garages on
the state land and keeping others
off on the basis of their lease.
He believes that all of these prac-
tees should be prohibited.
Treasurer Johnson expressed it
as his opinion that the lake front
properly should be divided into
small lots and sold. In that way,
he says, the counties will obtain
taxes, and the abuses of the lease
system be removed.
The land owned by the state is
all cut over slashings, the COM
missioners say, with a second
growth of timber well started in
some sections. This large terri
tory was originally owned by the
state, who sold it to individuals
and after they had cut off the
timber, bought the land back at
advanced prices.
Some reforestation work has
been done, but because of the
continual change in the personnel
of the land commissioners, and
the acts of the legislature in dis
posing of large tracts from time
to time, it is said to have been
found difficult to do any extern
sive planting with assurance that
the trees will be given an oppor-
tunity to grow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
Liked Louisville.

A post card from Mrs. George
H. Jackson states that the Jack
son-Powell party had reached
Louisville, Kentucky October 10Th,
and would stay over a couple days
Owing TO their admiration for
that beautiful city, and having
found many friends who visited
them during the summer here in
the Big Woods, they intended to
stay a couple days. They are
headed for Perdido Beach, Ala
bama for the winter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
viii BE Business Meeting.

The Earnest Workers will hold
a purely business meeting Mon
day, Nov. 9TH at the home of
Mrs. w. II. Bomber. The meeting
will be held at 2:30 p. m. of
that day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-02
\ NEXT WEEK

Vote Bond Issue ,
n. Generator and
4sN'in'
i 4~z. week a spe-
ut Ls.i IN the
4 nun of float
EE Cor the IN
ulrator IN
- U--er Rapids
30 tventy-slX
mains IN
at Main
~ "p 's
Cr since tae wafer
r---...a- I'D Eaeie
& county,
E e Ero'eetioh-
necessity
owners -
Che voter VINO
next Lnurs-
or away from
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
DNEsNf scHUzE ZkfzENcU
POUL. DRAH.

Nalada mezi zamestnanci DO
uli6nfch drah IDA Sc nasvadGo-
vati tomu, re ma dnesni schnzi
Sc docka navrh spolecnosti na
omezeni platu a zmenu pracev
mich podminek zasadni oposi-
ce. Nabidka zam3stnancIm IL
cinema byla presidentem spo-
le5nosti J, j. Stanleyem pc
dnesnf schulz ma byti konfe-
renee spoletna, JED Sc snad Sc
ide jiz Ultra. Kondukterim a
fidi6dm motord ma byti ma
sledkem nastaleho vSeobecne-
ho(?i zlevnanf cd prvniho kv9t
ma strzena celia p9tina dosavad
nj mzdy. Navrh narazf ma sill
nv odpor, jeliko iak konduk-
teri. tax i rfdifi motord .jsou
bezvyminecne ;6leny unie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
cETBY A OBRAzKo
"a 15c.

~ go 81 ~ a" .4r
Kdo nam posle 15c v postov
Mich znamkach ma baleni a po-
stovne, dostane nadherne va
leone oBrazky "The War Picto
rial" a starsi cisla mesienfku
"Poselstvi" We vaze jedne libry
postou vyplacene. 1.-The War
Pictorial" je .32str. sesit v ba-
revne obalce a obsahuje radu
radhernych obrazki z Ginnosti
americke, anglicke, francouz-
skd, belgicke,, italske a cesko-
slovenske armady ma zapadni
fronte. P9kna pamatka. Po-
speste 81. pokud zasoba stacf.
Adresujte: Czechoslovak Natl
onal Alliance of America, 3734
West 26th Street, Chicago,
Illinois.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

J. Mat9jka. Hrali vsichni do
bfe, ii v mfnsfch llohach,
Vyprava byla' nadobycejne pc
kna a lance iszpsvy provedeny
k 1plne spokojenosti pfitom-
neho publika. O vypravenf pek
ne bachorky mali zasluhu pf.
Slapakova q a. v. Plantner pri
vypomoci v dosti obtiznem wy
pravenf, tel dunno vzdati dix
maskovaci p. Hrabankovi a
last but not least i napoyedovi
p. Kuncovi. Pfedstaveni ned9l-
nj bylo iednou 2 nejzdarilej-
SIGH zabav toho druhu. w
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
K DNESNfMU PREVRATU v
JARNfM POcASf.
Mraziky poskodili ovocns stro-
now.

Stare ceske porekadlo pra-
vi: "Bfezen, "a kamna vle-
zem, duben. jeSt6 tam budem",
ale re bychom Sc jednou do
ckali ieho tax znameniteho
potvrzenf jake letos. o tom sc
nam prec ami nezdalo. Vtera
ma samem prahu blazniyeho
mesice dubna napadlo tolik
snehu, Re budeme miti jeste
dnes pfilezitost k sankovani.
Nam V meste arci podobny ko-
'trmelec teploty valne neSkodi,
ale h1fe jest ma farmach,, kde
snehem a mrazikem napacha-
ny bvly velke skody ma bu-
douci ovocne lrode. 2 New
Yorku Sc hlasi. re tam vtera
radila prudka viehfice, -jez
rvala strechy a zahubila diva
lidske zivoty. Pov1trnostnl pro
rok E. H. Emery predpovfda
ma dnesek iiste stoupnuti teplo-
meru, ale jiz dnes Sc pravi, re
sadafi, zejmena v jiznejsim O.
hio utrpeli skody "a cele desc
titisice ma broskvich. u KITE
rych pomrzly jiz nalite pupen-
ce.
Jistou skodu pisobi farma-
rum i ohioske feky a potoky,
rozvodnene poslednim destem.
trvaiicim plnych "a hodin. Pc
stitele ovoce v nekterych j.
nych stAtech ohlaSuji podobne
velkou skodu ma pristi ovocne
sklizni.
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MA JAT-
KACH ODHLASOVALl
v

Snfzenf mzdy j jine zmeny
pracovnich %podmlnek, .jak "a
vedeno bylo cd vGerejsiho pom
deli ma clevelandskych poraz-
kach, delnictvo nikterak neu-
spokojuje a ma ~vcerejsi schulz
"a uGastenstvi $50 zriZencn
bylo odhlasovano stavkovati,
lax oznamuje mezinarodni or
ganisator Jan Blaha cd Unie
Spojeneho reznickaho d6lni-
ctva. S~oucasne bylo odhlasova-
no setrvati ma referendum, KITE
re Sc prave projednava v "a
padnich velkych jatecnich
stfediskach stran Washington
ske dohody mezi mezinarodnl
unit a tax zvanou "velkou pet
kou" jateGnich firem. Panuje
zde ale ochota drive zjednati
smirnou cestou vzajemne do
body, ably k stavce nemuselo
bJti skute6n6 pfikroceno. Ia
uGelem tim konany budQu jed
MOTIVE schize defme hlavne v
iednotlivych zavodech a patr-
ne budou take vsechny rozpo.
ry vyrovnany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
KRAKONOS MA
A

Omladina J. A. Komensky,
Gis. 4. provedla ma velikonocni
ned9li v Cesko-Amer. SIM ma
Quincy Ave. peknou narodni
bachorku Krakonos Ia velice
p9kne souhry. s.
Ducha naSich domacich nor,
jehoz N9mci zovou Rybrcou-
lem hral p. A. Plantner, sevce
Chochola p. S. Malik a .ieho
m~anzelku Hatu al. A. VodaGko
va, syna jejich, Bohuse pax p.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
~NEBEzPEcNY SPANEK.

Tvrdy sp4nek byl by sc ma
lem spatn3 vyplatil Rolandu
Stuartovi, 1104 Chestnut Ave-.
jenz ma polo koufem omameny
vynesen byl hasicem r. Metzge
rem. Sc Stuartem zachranen
byl TIME hasicem i nemecky
pes prvnsjsiho, ktery cinil zou-
fale, ale marne pokusy, ably
pana sveho vzDudii. Ohen po'
ystal. neOpatrn9 odhozenou sir
kou, byl vaak zAhy uhasen, tai
lie ma budovS nepovstala pra
zadna Skoda.
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N~ezapomente! Navstivte
dine a. dubna ve1er O 7:3O
hod. pfedn6iku doprovaze-
nou svstelnymi obrazy ma
thema "Krasy ceskosloven-
skych kraji", poradanou v
Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Vstup uplns vol.
ny. - Ceske Narodni Sdru.
zeni.