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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
DOPIS Z PRAHY.
Praha, 7. brezna.
Jan Nobel, v. r., jednatel.

l dtltl, . ~ I f4iltts
Dnes jSou sedmdesate prVnl
naroZeniny naSeho presldenta,
ktery Jest die lekafskych
zprav na cest6 k uzdraVenl,
takze bude moci prijmoutl
blahoprani predsedu Mar.
shromazdeni a senatu a pa
/ pezskeho nuncia Micaru We
zvlaStnim slyseni. Ma poem
Icich ilvalidovny Y karllne
bude Sc konati dnes prehlidka
cele prazsk6 posadky genera
lem Snejdarkem. Videl jsem
nase yojacky rano Y 3 hodin,
Ikdyz jsem sci do kancelare,
pred kasarnami Jiriho Po-
d6brad (byvala Josefska ka-
Isarna). Bylo radosti ma ne Sc
podivat. Mali koniCci nesli
strojni puSky, vojaci nell ma
hlavach plechoVe prilby YER
tie mn6, ne mne ySe tax pripa-
dalo, iako &c ii blaniCti ryti-
ii prece ienom jiz vysli re
: sveho zakleti a ze nastanou
Ease lepsl easy Nzh'ed
a ubor naSich VoiaGku jest We
| smGs dobry a representa- nos
l stat docela pekn6, take uni
kali byvalG ustepacnG 'po-
/ znamky ruZnych "smoku" 2
0 ceskGho lidu tyjlcich, mali.
: cich vsak pro jeho snahy pou'
re opoyrzeni. Vsak vite dobfe
: ktere Ziyly tim myslim. NJ
i vSech Serejmych budovach Via
il statni prapory take budo
J. Wy, kde sidli ruzna vyslanectV;
= cizich statu, jsou jimi Vyzdo
beny Obrazek, o kteren
= Sc nam tax asi pred 5 let,
a ami nesnilo a jest nyni Skut
N KEN, Pres Veskerou dosavad
* III stisnenost a neiistotu nc
B. m6ru chtelo by Sc mne vzIiil
: nout radosti: "Nechte vser
T. malichernych sporu a teSte :
"a 4 dosazene syobody, pomn6t
I'd na desn6 dny otrocktho ron
zani q bud'te stastni. 2e ist
e. nich vyHa4li' Pracuita IS
| chni svorne Is rozh&etu hasef
ie statu, nasi drahe ceskosloveI
Ia sk6 republikv" Ke2 nevola
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

touto daleko oklikou pres No
w Svet ku vSem skutecnym
- nadarmo. -
Ultra konCi p. V. Y. (Praz-
skG Vystavni veletrhy) V kra-
ioyske obore. Prahu byste by
Ii v tyto dny ami nepoznali,
tax ely ruch vsude Sc jevil,
automobily sc V keVolucnl
(byvale EliScine) tride a V
Belcrediho tridG ami netrhly a
atraznici S "pendreky' muslli
sami davat dobry poZor, ably
Sc neoctli pod jejich koly, coz
by pro nase pubkkum bylo
2viast' pax prilezitosti k lep-
sim / Spatnym vt!pum. Obrat
bude sluSny vzdOr stagnacl V
ruznych oborech, jaka dosud
ndmnoze Sc levi = Vcera, V
nedeli, 6. breZna 1921 naVStl-
vii isem Sc "Scsterskym sdru-
zentm husitskych zen V Pra-
re-, znamym jiste dobre
zvlaSt' onem naSim krajannm
cesko-americkym dobrovolcum
4 Francie, ktefi loni zavltal
do matiGky Prahy, move ote'
Vreny "Studentsky domoV'
Praze-II., Albertov q podivo
vail isme sc Vsichni ucelneml
Il praktickemu jeho usporada
hi. Tu student peknym barry
: tonom pruvodem plana pred
naSel svym kolegum arie Esca
: mila Il opery Carmen, tan
: Ease jini STUDENT bavili s
, hrou ma billiardu a dole pre-
/ budoyou sc prochazeJlce, DIV
: mladicke studentky-medick k
: zasVGcoyaly Sc do Zahad ce
1 lidsktho tela. Ami oceniti dc
: sti nelze proStymi sloVy vzat
4 nou ochotu americkeho SIT
y dentstva, jakou projeVili vu'
: syym ceskym kolegynim kC
/ lePum timto velikolepym d;
}. rem, Konati dobro, tot yer
: neikrasn6jslm ukolem lidsk'
h no zivota, to pochopili dobi
G tito 5lechetni dobrodinc
G Vdek teskeho studentstva bl
J. de i'm iiste neikrasnejsi o.
= m6nou Pro dnesek aspon t
IL llik TGsim 80 na Na&i zpraN
10 i en- S uprImnym pozdrave
u jako vzdy Vas Frant Slab
N (F BylanskV.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
(P Pokracovani)
Peciiva matka. Mann male

FeCitVd mdtkd. Mail ulaiN
devCatko, asi ctyri roxy stare,
lez bylo minulou zimu tezce ne
mocno. Potravy jakekollv ne
chtelo sc ami dotknouti", plse
pi. Marie B. Johnsonova q
Hayes, South Dakota. "Byla
isem nj velice otarostllvou a
,nevedela 81 rady, co pocitl. Roz
hodla jsem Sc zkusiti Ora. Pc
ira HJboko & daVala il jej pra-
videlnG trikrat denife. STAY JeJl
sc potal vucihitde lepsiti. Vse-
ho vSudy vzala jednu lahev le-
ku q Jest nynl zdrava, jako nj
kdy pred tim" Toto opetn6
ivysvetluie, proc Hoboko stale
Sc TAX oblibenym rodinnym le-
ken. Matka muze liza neJ vzdy
spolehati; pro maliCke, dennl
choroby V rodine, mic nemuze
jej predciti; jest stejne ucinne
iak pro malitke, tax pro dorost
le. Lekarnici jej nemohou pro
davati; zvlaStni mistni jedna-
telG dodavaji jei lidem primo z
laboratofe vyrabitelu. Dr.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co., 2Ool
Washington Blvd, Chicago
Illinois
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

'Squaws" ndanu kmene Penobscot Maine, zska
nvo basovat pri kmenovJch volbach Penobscotove mali
sv6ho vastnho guvem6ra polci zastupce statnim
sdmu Tato foografe ukazue volebni argument mezi gu
vem6rem Solomonem~ ieho zenou Vozka, Nicholas S.
Solomon, NIL, syn guVerneruV. s~ .~-e'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin
ROMAN.

pomoci pri hledani stopy zml-
zeleho ditete; ackoli vSak vaz-
ma tato vec Zaujimala uplne Je
no mySlenky, nezapomnel pre-
ce Ma ostatni sve obchody a
bdel svedomite mad Svou kan
celari.
"Nezapomente, pane, pra-
vii jednoho dne prvni jeho pl-
sar, re musite mluviti dnes S
notarem, jenz ma Ma starostl
prodej Asnierskych pozemku.
Pripravil jsem jiz naveSti k IL
sku".
"Dejte mi naveSti;; zasta-
vim Sc pc snidani Il notare".
Xxx.
Pc hojne a vybrane snidanl
= bylt' Joubert labuznlkem-
zastrcil listinu, 0 niz Sc byl pl-
sar jeho zminil, do kapsy O.
debral sc do ulice Buci k notarl
lLamarcheovi. Byl to tyz, S
nimz jednal Leopold o koupl
! letohradku We Fontenay sous
Bois.
"Prinasite mi naveSti, pa
ne?" tazal Sc Lamarche.
"Ano, zde JEST.
"Velmi dobre sepSano", pra'
vii notar pc precteni splsu
"Poslu to Timed do tiskarny
NJ, a jak jde obchod?"
TAX, tax, nyni nastal jaky
81 kid, mic Sc nehybe".
"Vsak zacne opet zlvejs
proud. A coz vas SYM"
Stale SteJny. MIC nedela
: velmi mnoho vydav&".
"Pracuje vSak?"
"On, a pracovat ="
5 "Coz nezabyva Sc prodeJen
: a koupi usedlosti?"
! "Leopold!? Tot snad myl
: ka, nemluvite prece o mem sy
nu".
"Mluvim o mem; pred dive
: ma hodinami Sedel Zde u mn
2 Ma tomto kreslu".
i "a co jej k vam privedlo?
: "PriSel jakozto zastupce {
, soby, jez kupuje cd jednoho
e mych klientu letohradek V
i Fontenay sons Bois".
j Leopold re byl by zastul
Ii Gem nejake treti osoby," div
: st Joubert.
: "To prece neni mic zvlaStn
: no! Vas syn mne zadal, abyc
u napsal kupni smlouvu a dial 4
J. 5000 franku zavdaVku ma kul
u nj cenu $4,000.
i Joubert, jenz dovedl Sc VIC
l. uplne opanovati, prece Sc N
&c modek zachvel, uslySev notal
i va slova.
D. "a koho vlastn6 syn muj z
u, stupuje?" ptal Sc.
la "Jakousi slecnu Klaru Ge
vaisovu".
o. Jake! !" zvolal Joubert
m vySkocil z kresla. "klaru Ge
T. vaisovu ulice Lions Sal
a Paul?"
e. "Cislo 27. Ano, tax jest"
(PokracovanD
o. Peciiva matka. MAN ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

liza panenka, kterou II rodlce
jeji nechteji dati, protozes
chud a ona bohata
Adrien vrtel hlavou.
"Nu, u certa, Neni-li to ami
vdana PAM, ami vesela daml-
cka, ami poctiva holka, tax We
ru nevim, kdo by to mohl byti!
Snad isl Sc nezblaznil, no.
chu ?"
"Vzdyt' jsem vam praVil, re
:2lne to pripravi rozum. Ia
Iniloval jsem Sc do bled' 'ounke,
nemocne divenky, ma jejiz tva
III jevily Sc znamky bidy a u
trap, a jez chvela Sc zimou
vySilenim V chatrnem SVEN St
te, zahledl jsem il toliko jed
nou ma ulici".
~ vsech vSudy! Proc jsi ne
hledel, abys il Ease spatril?"
"Vzdyt' nevim, kde bydli a
jak Sc jmenuje!"
Go to tedy blabolis, chceS 81
L mas tropiti smich?"
Ami mne nenapada. Vidtli
isle vSichni tn divku, tehda,
kdyz jsme 81 kupovali los u
lici Sekvanske".
"Jakze!" zvolal Lavand. =
"Snad to neni ta hubena, bleda
rusoviaska, jez drzela ruce
los 4 niz isl mluvil!"
Jest to ona!"
"Pamatuji Sc, vypadala bid
ne a sesle, ale byla to prece he
zounka divenka", prisvedtil
Frenzy. "Nevim vsak, proc bys
byl proto tax smutnym. Vyde-
las 81 tolik, re muzeS pohodln2
uziViti diva krky. Najdi 81 to ru-
sovlase kot'atko".
"Kde vSak il mann hledati!' J.
"Pravda, nemas adresu. -
Smutna to wee! Zblaznil jsi SC
do holky, o niz nevis, jestli j
! kdy uvidiS. Tot veru jako ka
pitola z romanu! !"
"Vzdyt' jsem vam rekl, zt
Sc 2 toho Zblaznim Zboznuj
to devce, a pomyslim-li 81, re j
, snad jiz neuvidim, mate Sc m
, rozum. Rano pred praci We
l Ger, kdy odchaZim z dilny be
ham pc Parizi; marne profile
4 davam veSkere ctvrte, kazdol
ulici. Kdyz Sc vecer vracim do
mu VSecek unaven, pronasledl
z je mne mySlenka: ~ teto chvi
0 Ii snad trpi, jest nemocna, u
= mira, vola 0 pomoc, pomo
t vsak neprichaZi a neprijde n
V kdy." Tu svira Sc mi srdce, {
q 10 zalije Sc mi slzou, placl
V pratel6 = ia, dospely muz, pl
L Gu jako dite".
l. "Nu, nu, kamarade!" !" dc
4 mlouval mu Vivier dojat boiler
e pfltelovym, "mej prece 10.
n um; snad nepozbudes chtti
n lasky k zivotu, kdyz bys II,
IL naSel to devce 70
e "Najdu ji." zvolal Cou'
V reur. "Neustanu V hledani, p,
o. kud il nenajdu.''
III "Nuze, tedy hlavu vzhurl
d Kan pax by to vedlo: dati
y premoci zalem, blednouti
d. stati Sc babou Jaka by to by
"a hloupost! Vim, re kazdy z II,
m poznal by tn divku; ode dne
sc .ka budeme 81 panenky tim b
ed dliveji prohlizeti, potkame
We il, Vyzkoumame, kde bydI
Ky Nyni vSak jest cas- Ike snid
ev ni'', dolozil Vivier, hlede ]
To- hodiny. "Vzhuru k matce Fl
lc- pove, name dnes zadelava
u GrStky; iiz nemohu sc jich a
lei dockat!"
TO- Zavesil Sc rame zamilol
la neho malire vSichni ctyri
ru desli dilny.
le- Adrien, poctivy a pracovt
IRE hoch, myslil to opravdo'
ci, kdyz mluvil kamarady o {
)u- Sevni sve nalade; obraz bic
ID Klarky tanul 'mu stale ma my
to- q laska k nj zahnizdila Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
Tammany Tiger Is Cultivating Taste
 For Soda And Tea

NEW YORK, March %. Since John Barleycorn was technically laid to rest and women began to vote the Tammany hall tiger-that pictur esque animal proverbial in New Yorl politics for more than a century-if cdltivatiRg a thirst for soda water and tea, studying books of etiquette and venturing cut to thes dansants and card parties.
 Whether he will take naturally to these changed conditions or not only time will tell. His sponsors today ad init he is still awkward with the te. cup and that unconsciously he some times reminiscently blows the foam from ice cream sodas. but they ban, on the mythical feline's reputation at adapt2bility.
 Free Ard Easy Tn Saloons
 In the olden days. of course, the tigers element was the saloon. Herr he met his companions in a free and easy manner entered into their con viviality-aRd managed to scatter DO litical seeds on fallow ground He knew, them as Joe or Tim or other' aDpellaations ot intimacy. I. one of the ngmbe, needed iob. the tiger or his emissaries found him ore If his wife died, flowers were sent If anyone was in distress of whatever nature. relief was always forthcom ing For many years Tammany claimed the reputation of being the oh s,, h. world
 But now things have changed. The tigers friends find no interest in th7 cid hauntS now that only Folsteaf prescriptions are served. Bereft O his vcte-gettings elixir. and mindufn' that the electorate contains an ele- mens that requires more delicate courtship. theN tiger must become companionable as well as generous
 New Equinment Now
 For the past few months. Charle" F. Murphy. the tigers chief trainer in the new ways Of political otganiZa- ton. has equipped his charge with all the social accoutrements. includ ing equipment for athletic clubs, re treatments for afternoon teas and other necessary paraphernalia desigr- ed to keep the old organization in flnctioning order.
 z The bulletin boards in the mair headuuarters in Fourteenth street are genarllv covered with placards an nouneing amateur athletic events dances and other functions. Club rooms are being fitted up in the hon of attracting women's organizations to hold sessions there. Believers in the tigers versatility are confiden- that he may yet become an attractiv- Beau Brummel and that the Tam many organization will continue to be a force in things political.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
Mexican Mothers
 Offer Field For
 Smugglers' Work

FL PASO, March 29. = Mexican mothers offer the best field for oper- ation of smugglers, according to i'm migration officials here.
 The Mexican mother unlike the American, is willing to part with her child temporarily, they say. In order to get across the border without a passport. the smugglers place all the children of the women to he smuggled across in one trip, in the custody O. enc mother. If she is caught and jailed. the other mothers who dc cross safely go to the jail and claim their children
 Ignorance is another contributor Often times the Mexican mother has a passport, but is persuaded by argu ment and threat that the only way she can enter the United States is to pay the smuggler $50 and enter this country illegally. In other cases the passport. for which the Mexican ob- tsins\a leather folder, is stolen for it very much resembles a pocketbook. Then the smuggler finds customer
 One instance is recorded of a Mexi- can woman whose husband was work ing in the United States. She had passport but was met by a smuggter who told her that he would get her across the line for $50 and if she did not contribute the money he would see to it that the immigration off cials refused her a, passport.
 She compiled, and when she reach cd Fl Paso she was afraid to take a train to the home of her husband be- cause of fear of detection A friend communicated With a federal official and she was sent back and helped to make her entry legal. Then she left to join her husband, vowing that her husband would make short work Of the smuggler if he ever found am.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30

This is the latest snapshot of Mrs. Warren c. Harding. wife of the pres ident. It was snapped while she was out walking in Washington. She was wearing a black satin dress under a light spring topcoat, held Tn Ioose:y by a narrow belt white gloves, black shoes and a black hat trimmed in white.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
REMEDY FOR
 TUBERCULOSIS
 TESTED ] J I.
Scientists Experiment With SerpmS Developed By
 Swiss BacteriolOgist
By MILTON 5RoNNER March 29.-Henri Shah


 finger offers new hope that tubercu- losus will be conquered
 Spahlinger is a Swiss. 40. son of q wealthy Geneva hotel proprietor
 Educated for the law. he gave this up to devote himself to bacteriolOgical experiments.
 Just before the outbreak of the war he perfected serum with which he hopes to conquer consumption.
 It IS obtained by treating various animals. including the horse, the COW and the goat.
 The particular serums invented by Spahlinger are being kent secret to protect the public from fakers.
 SDahlinger's method is two-fold: FIRST. Tn case of acute cOnsumr tiOn the tpbercular poisons are at tackled by anti-toXin.
 SECOND. In cases of chronic con sumption th2re is a vaccine treatment One of the English medical scien- lists who thinks the method well worth Investigating is Dr. Leonard Williams Dr. Williams says:
 "I met Spahlinger in 1913. He came to London with good introduetions and asked that he might treat tuber- culosis under me at the two hospitals with which l am connected. The re- suits were excellent The war stopped the trials.
 "All the men, with one exception. who were treated in 1913 and 1914 under our joint supervision. are well and at work is London.
 But it is imperative that We shall not raise any false hopes may sum up the situation in this brief sen tence:
 Enough has been demonstrated to make it worth while continuing ex- periments with test cases
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
Escaped Convict's
 Brother Offers To
 Serve Out Sentence

COLUMBUS. Ohio\' March 29.-'I am my brothers keeper" is the feeling Of the brother Of James Con, nors. penitentiary prisoner who re- gently walked away from the prison farm at London.
 The brother has offered Warden Thomas 10 serve until COnnors is ap- prehended.
 II was my brothers keeUer-" is the feeling of the brother of George Mendel who. walked away with Con- nors. He has offered $500, in addi- ton to the states $50 reward for Mendel's re-arrest.
 The strange story of the one brothers fidelity. and of the other regard turning to anger when he found his confidence betrayed came to light today in letters to Warden Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30

Trained Electrical Experts" are in great demand at the highest salaries. and the opportunities for advancement and big success in this line are the greatest
 Electrical Experts" earn S7o to szoo week. Fit yourself for one of those big paying posiuonS-
 BE AN ELECTRICAL EXPERT" Today even the ordinary eieetrieisn- money-big money. But it's the trained man-the man who knows the why's and wheretores of Eleetrieity-the -Electrical Experr'-who Is picked out to ''boss" or dinsry electrieians-to boss the big jobs --the jobs that pay.
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
WOULD CANCEL RATE ON
 BRICKS FROM WINSLOW, ARlZ.

PHOENIX, March 29.-The Santa Fe railroad today filed an application with the corporation commission for permission to cancel it's rate on build ing bricks from Winslow to points oh the Santa ,Fe The application said the brick industry had been abandon ed at WinslOw. The road also filed an application for permission to reduce it's rate on fire wood between Bear and Clarkdale.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
RATIFICATION DENIED

CHICAGO, March 29.-Judge Lan- dis. commissioner of baseball. today denied the application for reinstate- ment filed by w. W. Kinney, star pitcher with the Philadelphia Ameri- cans. who violated his contract last May to play with an independent team.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
s3,soo TO S1o.ooo A YEAR.

Get in hne for one of these Fig jobs" by enrolling now for my -easily-iearnsd, quickly grasped. right up- to the minute Spare-Tirne Home-Study Course in Prae- tical Eicctricitv
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
LODGE NOTICES

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
 Meets at. Odd Fellows hall frat Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT. Sachem. g. VERRAN. Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
AGE OR LACK OF EXPERIENCE
 NO DRAWBACK
I GIVE YOU A REAL TRAINING

As Chief Elgineer of the Chicago En- EneennE Works. know exactly the Kind of training a man needs to get the pest positions at the highest salaries Hundreds of my students are now earning S,oOo to 1l0.000. Many are now sue cessfui RIECTPICAT TnNTp ACTnDc
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
COLLEGE 8oYs TO BOX

CHICAGO March 29.-BoXing will Ie introduced in classes at the Uni versity of Chicago gymnasium. Athletic Director A. A Stagg an nounced today
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30

Trained Electrical Experts" are in great demand at the highest salaries. and big success in this line are the greatest ever known.
 Electrical Experts" earn S70 to SzOo a week. Fit yourself for one of those big paying positionS-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
BE AN ELECTRICAL EXPERT"

Today even the ordinary eleetrieian- the screw driver" hnd--;s making money-bis money But it's the trained man-the man who knows the why's and wherefores of Rlectrieity-the "Electricsl Experr-who Is picked out to ''boss" or dinary eleetrieians-to boss the big jobs -the jobs that paY
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30
MEXICO cr-V WATEP FAMINE MEXICO CITY, March 29.-Thi

city has suffered for weeks from a shortage of water and light owing to an unusually long dry season. Wa ter and street lighting have heen ra- tirried electric advertisements pro hibited and the street cars stopped from midnight to o'clock. The newspapers recently said the cfy was facing the most severe dry sea son in its history and that unless heavy rains come it's water s1pply will be exhausted by the middle of April
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30

The Chinese believe boiled crick- cts to be efficacious as blood puri- fiers.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-30

Crimson was the. color for bridal robes in the middle ages.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-11
WATCH|MEN AVERT
 FIRE AND FLOOD

Members of the merchant police patrol were kept busy early yesterday morning and through their efforts a serious fire menace and a potential flood were averted.
 Doc" Jones and Carl Fuerriegel constituted themselves a full-fledged fire department when they discoy- cred a blaze in Wetzler's Arcade Market about o'clock yesterday morning. The smouldering menace was rapidly eating it's way through sawdust and shavings which covered the floor of the meat department when discovered by the two watch men. They found buckets and extin- guished the blaze without the aid of | the fire department.
 | Soon after this fire had been dis covered a water pipe burst in the Eagle Drug store and threatened tc | flood the place. Efforts to stop the outpouring. of water were unavailins until the manager of the store was
 called to his place of business to shu off the water from the pipes.
 Through the efforts of the mer. chants patrol the loss in both case! was negligible.