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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02
ZPRAVY z CZECH

Znamost z biografu. - Kdy.
Sc sleGna Anna Rottova usadil;
We SVEN ne.jlepsim uboru ma Sc
dadlo Y bio illusion, prised
k nj hned V zapeti svizny dn
|stolnlk a pfedstavil Sc: mad
poru.ik .Josef.Kfepl."- "Tes
mne. ia jsem R%ottova," pred
stavovala Sc Ease slecna. -
"A to jmeno znam," pokraco
val V reel pan nadporucik
prohlizeje 81 slecnin pekny sat
pan otec ma ten malovanJ
dun ma Staromestskem name.
str ITO neni naSr" usma.
la Sc slecna, my zustavame na
Vaciavskem namesti, co ie ka.
varna Metropol.' Jake ste.
stir nadchl Sc radosti nadpo.
rucik, ito tedy Dude snad NIT.
tt cest, re spatrim vaSi spani.
lou tvaf nekdy V okne? Smim
d%oufati? Date mi nejakou ma
deli!' = A slecna Anna Rot
tova Sc jen zapyrila a sklopiv-
81 oci ZaSeptala: "Pujdete-lI
Ultra V deset hodin dopoledne
okolo. budu Sc divati z okna
druheho poschodi. Tam ma
me byt.' Takhle zacala INA
most slecny Amy Rottove S Jo-
sefem Kleplem biografu "Il-
lusion'' a dosti dlouho byla ona
V illusi, re Sc il dvori nadporu-
elk, a on Ease mel illusi, re sc
seznamil S dcerou majitele pre-
krasneho rohaku. Ale kdyz Sc
blize seznamili, prisel konecne
den, kdy 81 povedeli pravdu.
"Vis, milacku," septala slecna
Rottova kleplovi do ucha, "ja
ii feknu pravdu. Ten rohovy
dim nam nepatri. Tatinek je
tam domovnikem!' =" "A z to-
no 81 mic nedelej, drahouSku,"
t6sil il Ease Klepl, ia taky ne
isem zadnvm nadporucikem,
ale jen obycejny vojak. Ale u
MIN v tom chodit! Ale, jak
isl jen mohla vzdycky vyhli-
zeti z druheho poschodi z cizr-
no bytu?" "A to jest byt
PAM Marie Wiehlove," vysve-
tlovala slecna Rottova. iona
je ted ma letnim byte a klice
ma tatinek v uschovani." -
Kleplovi Sc zajiskri!y oci a
Iuskl prsty: "Je bohata?"
"A jak!" u.iistila no slecna. =
ITO je nespravedlive!" zade-
klamoval Klepl a zadumcive 81
oprel hlavu, iona je bohata a
ia dnes nemam ami grose. A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02
v HOTELU.

Y Metropole hotelu umiste-
mem Ia Bolivar rd. byli vsich-
nj. spaci probuzeni ga pozarni-
no poplachu dnes pc pnlnoci.
Hoste byli vypuzeni strachem
q teplych luck V n~edostatec-
mem odevu do chladna ulice.
Ohen BY vsak zahy zdolan,
tax re skoda jest jen nepatr-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02

StilhaSi copn Chebr

Stfihaci copn Chebu. - Y
listopadu lonskeho roku pc str
zeni pomniku cisafe Josefa III.
v Chebu teskosloyensk1mi vo-
jiny bylo, jak znamo, prepa-
demo n6kolik chebskych meme
ckych zen a divek, kterG mlu-
Willy $ ceskymi vojiny, a ustfi-
zeny jim copy. V techto dnech
ocitlo Sc pred soudem Y Chebu
sestnact mladikG, ktefi We SVEN
nacionalnim fanatismu div
kan stfihali vlasy nebo Jim ne
bezpeCnG vyhrozovali. Pet itch
bylo odsouzeno Ike ; m6sicum
do zalafe, sest ma } mesicu,
vsichni podminecn6 ma ! rok a
jeden k 6 mesicim bezpodmi-
necne. Ostatni byli zaloby
z%proSt6ni.
Vzdelani pravem vsech bez
rOzdilu stav1. Ma vySSich Sko-
ZACH V Prusku konalo Sc V tech
to dnech Setreni, jakIm kru-
hum nalezi nejvetsi potet FAC
iva a tn Sc ukazalo, re len 40
otcu. t6chto zaku ma akademi-
cke vzdelani, kdezto $40 o.
statnich otcu ma vzd6lani sire
doSkolske nebo skol nizSich.
Tato statistika potvrdila heslo
nasi DOLBY. re pravo ma vzdela-
nj nalezi vsem, nikoli ien ur-
citym kruhum.
Sovetska kancelar prazska
c. X. X. pry sc dovida, re pred
soda illegalnlho vyboru DIR.
Houser dial k disposici praz-
skym nebydlicim komunistun
svuj vinohradsky Ginzak. TAX
sc nam sd6luie. Pokladame to
to sdelenl "a sylvestrovsky
vtip, nebot' to by byl pan do
ktor pekny komunista, ably roz
daval svoje bohatstvi ledako.
mu!
Bude to asi prave takova
zprava, .iiz vyrobil predloni by
valy redaktor olomouckych
zivnostniku Nebesky, re die
zprav 2 Palestyny Sc prihlasil
do cesk6 strany samostatnych
zivnostniku sv. Josef, tesar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02
Poctive zaslOuzenO.

Co jste fikal tomu lichvari
Novakovi? Dostal pet let We
zeni.
To ie prvnf, co 81 poctiv6 "a
slouzil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02
Metr, jenz ie delsi nez metz.

Takovyto metru delsi metr, o,
ironie osudu. je dnes, 0 tom uz
nelze pochybovat, pray6 omen
platinovy yzorny cejchoyni
metr, svereny Cd roku 1889 pc
81 Mezinarodni kancelare yah
a m6r Pafizi. A povazte, lie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02

= $1,000 49,
Il to je snadna pomoc.",
minila slecna Rottova, ia ii
pnjtim cd iejlho bytu kliCe a
neco 81 tam vezmi." Klepl
&c medal d~vakrate pobizeti a
druheho dnes pfiSel s muaem,
ktereho pry nezna, a 0 nemz
Vi jen tolik, re bydli mezi kr-
q a Pankraci. Rottova ie vpu-
stila do bytl PAM Wiehlove a
muzi 81 odtamtud odnesli spou
stu satstva, prada a skvostu V
Gene pres 10000 K. O prodeii
vetsiny odcizenych veci smlu-
vii Sc Klepl s vypomocnym vra
tnym Vaclavem F. Obecnem
dome, kan chodival jake mad
porucik denn6. Sdelil mu, re
jest pfelozen ma Slovensko a re
tam pfece ty "hadry" nepotah-
ne $ sebou, ami re je jake mad
porucik nebude prodavati pc
Praze. Ably pry mu nasel ne
iakeho kupce. Nektere veci
koupil Cd pana nadporucika
sam vratny i jeho manzelka,
ma skvosty a brilliantly shanei
kupce veEejne mezi zlatniky
a take mu .je skutecne prodal.
Ia odmenu dostal tisic Ke. a
zalobu pro 1castenstvi ma kra-
dezi S m%anzelkou. Ondyno "a
scdli 81 manzele ma lavici obza-
loyantch zaroven Sc ~slecno>,
Rottovou, ktera Sc snad tepr-
We II soudu opravdu presved-
ella, re je Josef Klepl starry
kriminalnik, ktery posledni
svoji odmenu "a sve kousky
dostal Cd divisniho soudu. Ma
delil mu tezky zalar ma 5 let.
Sc sleGnou Annou Rottovou to
dopadlo lepe. Senat "a pred
sednictvi vrch. rady dra. Svor-
cika il odsoudil do tezkeho Ia
lafe ma II mesicu, druhe diva
obzalovane osvobodil. Zalobu
hail statni zastupce Dir. Horak
zalovane manzele DIR. Kusy.
Prepadena Ia mrazive noci
a svlecena. - 4 Pardubic sc
oznamuje: Chot' primare re
zdejsi nemocnice, pi. Messani-
ova, ubirala Sc V sobotu pozde
vecer k domovu a byla V lidt-
prazdne ulici p%repadena dive
ma mladiky, kteri Sc vrhli ma
p%olekanou damu, srazili il k
zemi a svlekli re vSeho Satu
obuvi. Ma upenlive prosby po-
nechali pTepadene jedine ko-
Sill a vsechno ostatni il odnes-
Ii. Vydesena PAM, k smrti u
straSena, mraZem Sc chvejic,
pribehla bosa domu, kde muse
la ulehnouti. Pc lupicich Sc Il
silovne patra a IDA Sc, re ne
jde ami o loupezny utok, jake
o surovy akt misty.
Novy casopis v Podkarpat-
ske Rusi. = V BeregsaSu pc
cal vychazeti "a .redaktce Ev-
zena Kovacse "Beregi U.isag'.
V uvodnim clanku Sc pise: -
"Sklonivse Sc pred rozkazuii-
elm slovem danych udalosti a
Sc kazde myslenky
ma iredentu, pohledneme pew
ne do oci vudcum naSeho osudu
uprimne a muzne vyZnejme:
chceme byti pocestni, pracovi-
a nasi move vlasti vernl Ge-
skoslovensti statni obcane, ale
co sc reel a kultury tyce, az do
smrti zustaneme Mad'ary. =
.drzime sc vystfednich politi-
ckych smeru, at pravych, CT
|evych. X politicke strane me-
patfime." Casopis chce byti de-
mokratickym, loyalnim listen
nad'arskym.
Pc tri roxy nebude nikdo pri
jat do statni sluzby. "Pravo Ii
lu" sdeluje, lie ministerska IA
la Sc V jedne re svych posled-
1ich schGzi %usnesla, ably pc tri
t. j. al do 81. prosince
1924, nebyl nikdo pTijiman do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-02
DrGtem

jenz spoil obchodnika S ku-
pujicim obecenstvem, jest
oznamka v denniku 'SVET'.
Prave jake telegram dojde
oznamka urceneho Gle -.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21
CALL FOR BIDS FOR TIES

SEALED PROPOSALS, in dupl- cate, for the furnishing of railroad cross ties, either sawed or hewa, and of spruce or hemlock, will be received at the office of the General Storekeeper, Alaskan Engineering Commission, Anchorage. Alaska, un-
 til 1 P. NJ, Sept. 30, 1922, when they will be publicly opened. Bids
 should be endorsed on outside Proposal for furnishing cross ties; to be opened Sept. 3O" Bidders will
 be required to state number of ties they propose to furnish, location Of timber, number of men the propose
 to have in partnership, proposed point of delivery, etc. Iemlock ties are referred to spruce, and bids guaranteeing to furnish them will be given reference. Delivery of ties be accepted preferably on board barges in the waters of Cook Inlet, or in suitable piles along the rail l road flghl-oI-Way. Inc F4ShL lS re
 served to accept or reject any or
 all bids, or parts thereof, as may be
 deemed to be in the best interests
 of the Government. Further informa- tion as to conditions, specifications. and requirements, as well as pro
 posal blanks, may be obtained from
 any station agent, or upon appli-
 cation 10 the undersigned. H P. Warren, General Storekeeper.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21
News : FAIRBANKS Notes
Peter SteiI, Correspondent

The Salvation Army drive, which was to have started on Tuesday night, had to be postponed on &C., count of the closing of the Empress theater for repairs.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

MT. and Mrs. James Barrack. Mis Rogers and W. T. Gill visited Chat anika this week on little outing.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

The steamer Teddy H. arrived at Panama this mourning from the Koyukuk
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

patrons may wait in comfort be tween shows.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21
STRONG REX BEACH FEATURE
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

The theme of "The North Wind's Malice, from the story by Rex Beach. which will be shown at the Coliseum tonight and tomorrow, is an inspiring story of Alaska dur ing the gold rush, produced under the personal direction of Rex Beach. The dramatic end of it is in the hands of a well known cast, includ- ing Tom Sautschi, Vera Gordon, Joe King and William H. Strauss.
 "The North Winds Malice" is one of the best stories Rex Beach has contributed to the screen.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

The Empress theater, which was closed for repairs for several days, reopened its doors last night, re splendent with a new lobby, where
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

The Rebekahs celebrated the Fist anniversary of the founding of their organization this week. a large num- Der of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows being on hand to enjoy the splendid program arranged by the committee, composed of Mrs. Jack O'Gara and Mrs. Ella Moody. An elaborate luncheon was served during the evening.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

Safe crackers are a. large-and at work, in the Fairbanks district The safe at the Sheldon garage, at the corner of Front and Noble streets, was carried off bodily this week and local federal and city officials are on a still hunt for the robbers and the contents of the safe, which includ- ed a gold watch and about S25 in cash. The safe was carried to the river bank, where the door was pried of and the contents removed, after which Lhe safe was rolled out into deep water. The tracks of two men, impressed deeply in the soft mud, led to the discovery of the safe, i but the robbers are still at liberty. The following are among those recently registered at the local hotels: Ed Quinn. Thomas Wright, Cyrus W. Loghery, George Brown, Mrs. P. A. Cook, E. c. Wetzler, W. H. Burns, Roy Blanchard, Charles Holky. B. J. Everman, A. A. Ander- son, C. E. Sebring, C. A. Schonack- CT. Theo. Johnson, Louis Johnson, Mrs. L. B. Wilson, Frank McCaffry. Mir. and Mrs. Max Behlke, Jack Warden, J. J. Price.
 l Mrs. Hunter and daughter, who recently arrived in town from the Tolovana district, have gone to Ne mana enroute to the States.
 | Mrs. Mogan and children made a
 trip to Gilmore this week to visit
 MT. Mogan, who is working with the
 James McPike outfit.
 Thomas Wright Is a recent arrival
 in town from the Tolovana district.
 Dr. Ronig, who is now in charge
 of the big Government hospital at
 Nenana, was a visitor in Fairbanks
 this week on professional business The Fairbanks public has discov.
 cred why members of the city coun,
 cil do not insist upon the repair ot dangerous sidewalks. All of the al dermen now have autos and their in. terest is centered more on street work than on sidewalks. It has beer
 suggested that property owners bt required to hang red light at eacf hole in their walks, like the city doe: at dangerous places in the streets NJ. W. Diedrick. who has beer
 acting as manager of the Fairbank: Beverage Company during the las
 several months, has bought the in
 terest of Mrs. Blanche Cascaden 1T the plant. MT. Diedrick has had Ions
 experience in the manufacture o1
 soft drinks and syrups and ha: built up a large business since tax ing charge of the local plant.
 The Empress theater, which wa;
 closed for repairs for several days
 reopened it's doors last night, re
 splendent with new lobby, where
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21
SALMON SALMON SALMON

48lb. Ca. Kings ss. NO Labels Salt Bellies, sob. bbls., 2Oc ID. Salt Red Salmon, 70lb bbls., 14c lb sob. bx. Kippered Salmon, 35c. lb. Dog Salmon, 50lb bales, 121Ac. ID
 F. o. B. ANCHORAGE
 H. J. EMARD
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

J. J. Price, who is associated with Tom Aitken in the development of the Copper Mountain galena claims located by Grant and Giles, is a re- cent arrival in town from the Kan tishna district. He brought a number of fine looking samples with him for assay at the local bureau of mines station.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

N. H. Bum, of the railway mail service, with headquarters at Wash ington. D. C., is a recent arrival in Fairbanks. He came up on the last train from Nenana, accompanied by Inspector E. c. Wetzler.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

Gus Franz, who was apprehended at Olnes on a charge of manufact- uring white mule, entered a plea of guilty when he appeared before Commissioner Mel Boyd this week. He was given sentence of three months
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

Fritz Welch, sourdough merchant of Chatanika, was brought to town this week by Commissioner Sam Weiss, for medical treatment. He had a seeere attack of nose bleed ing.
The Nenana news., 1922-09-21

Agent Jennings, of the Garden Is land depot, made a trip to Nenana this week on official business.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
ETIQUETTE IN MOSCOW
DEMANDS DRESS SUITS
French Deputies Find Soviet
Authorities Exactin9.

PARIS. Oct. 2S (Associated Press).--
A dress suit Is more necessary than a
red shirt In Moscow. according to
Deputy Dalader of the French Chamber,
who with Deputy Herriot OF Lyons made
private tour Of Investigation In Russia
recently. Deputy Deladier attaches lit
Tie Importance to what he wears. and
so before starting from Paris convinced
himself that there was no need to take
dress clothes to a Communist country.
The French Deputy realized his mis-
take, 1t appears. when he arrived in
Moscow and quickly X ned that the
western countries are no more exacting
III dress than are The directors of Soviet
Russia. A kindly functionary Of the
Bolshevlst Foreign Office fortunately
came to the rescue OF Deputy Daladier
with the loan of a well cut evening suit
and saved the Deputy from losing caste.
Had NJ. Daladier attended the Genoa
conference he would not have made this
mistake, for the members OF the Soviet
delegation there shone in the elegance
of their attire. There are also Paris
haberdashers on the Champs Elysees
who could have warned him of the need
of evening clothes. There is one mems
furnishing establishment in particular
which advertises Tchitcherin. Lenine and
Trotzky among its customers. A certain
9, = Of pajamas in mouse gray. richly
embroidered. has been visible in that
shop lately before being sent direct to
the Soviet Foreign Minister.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
REDS CONCENTRATE
ARMY IN CAUCASUS
Wish to Exert Military Menace
to Mesopotamia During
Peace Council.
SUPPORT TURKEYS AIMS
New Treaty Gives Russia
Right to Transport Troops
Through Persia.
SUPPORT TURKEYS AIMS

Special Gable to TIE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1899. bv THE New YonK HERALD.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Oct 2S.-The Boil
the Caucasus. but this movement of Rus
sian troops is not directed, as has been
reported, against the Turks. nor Is there
any foundation for rumors OF grave dis
sension between the Soviet Government
and the Angora Natlonalists.
Both Hamid Bey. Nationalist repre-
sentative In Constantinople. and Zolo-
tarar, commercial envoy Of the Soviet,
assert emphatically that the relations OF
Russia and Turkey are excellent. and
there is good reason to regard the state
ments as correct. Until the peace con-
ference is over, at any rate, Russia and
Turkey cannot afford TO dispense with
each others assistance.
According 20 your correspondents In
formation the reasons for the Russian
concentration in the Caucasus are two
fold. First, there Is certain amount
of unrest In Georgia. rendering neces-
sary the reenforc sn.cnt of the Rei
troops of occupation. Second, Russia
desires to be IN a position to support
her own claims and ideals and the as
pirations of her Turkish ally In the
peace conference by exerting a mill
tary menace tc Mesopotamia, as the
new Russia Persian treaty gives the
Bolsheviki the right TO transport troops
through Persia to attack the British in
Mesopotamia in case of war.
The trivial Persian delegation to An
CORA. headed by Salarel Nizam. Is sig
nificant. With the conclusion of peace
by the Mudania convention Angora Is
becoming more and more the head
quarters for Oriental Nationalists of
all kinds--kIindus. Egyptians. Afghans,
Persians and even A-abs-who are still
intriguing to prevent real reconcilia-
ton In Turkey in Europe. Many OF
them are graduates of the Moscow
school for Oriental affairs, and their
new slogan is 1.-The creation of Eastern
nations"
Mustapha Kemal's position Is delicate.
If he rejects their counsels. he alienates
the sister Moslem nations but saves
them from Russia's arms. whereas. If
he submits to their influence he may
have to risk al! he gained by victory
over the Greeks IN Il new war.
There will be trouble between Turkey
and Russia and the Oriental Ma
tionalists. IL the Kemalists desert
their allies: but il Is not wise TO specu-
late upon that event. and for the present
all three stand united.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29
CALLS HARVEY THEORY
ABOUT WOMEN ABSURD
Dr.. DaUis Says They Should
Act in Reply to Implied Slur.

specioi Dispatch TO TuB Nrw YorK Hsx,tp
PRINCETON, Oct. 2S.-Dr. John d
Davis. noted theologian at the Prince
ton Theological Seminary. commenting
to-day on Ambassador Harvey's speech,
declared that his theory that women
have no souls is absurd. 1T is para
doxical and ought not to be considered
seriously by any sound thinking per-
son." he said.
I'VE men need not concern ourselves
over their business. The women can
take care of the situation adequately.
not by n sense of the I'iblc. but by cali.
ing Ambassador Harvey to account for
sthe implied slur that Is cast upon them. I"
Or. Henry Van Dyke. former Minister
10 the Netherla Ids and one time clergy.
man. declined to make any comment
on Ambassador Harvey's speech because
he thought no fair opinion could be ex-
pressed until the speech could be read as
whole.
The New York herald., 1922-10-29

These suits just distinctive be- for they de-
veoped the richest soest models
rcls Of mareen combined with brocaded fashioned
smart styles In navy blue brown black kit and blue
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-27
WOMAN COULD
NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

st. Paul, Mimi 81 took Lydia Z.
Pinkham' s Vegetable COMPOUND for a
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strong and can do every bit of my work
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ommend your medicine and you can use
this letter as a testimonial " - Mrs.
PHIL. MAsER, 80l Winslow ST., st. Paul.
MINI.
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pound is especially adapted for Just this
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the disagreeable symptoms passing
away-one after another.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a Woman's Medicine for Wo-
mems Ailments. Always reliable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-27

The word civil which has its
origin in the Latin word "ciyis," Is
used to distinguish the service from
the military or naval service Of the
government The civil service is that
branch of national service to which
clerks and others required by various
departments CT the government be-
long
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-27

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book about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
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