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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
HIGH SCHOOL

Through his radio, Almond
Keeling has heard from Dallas
Texas and St. Paul, MINI.
The Roman History note books
were graded and Bertha Ekhoff
received the highest grade. 80.
Clifford Spillman who has been
attending Fair View school. start
ed to the First View school Mon
day.
All the pupils that attend high
school ride to school from the
country except Bertha Ekhoff.
Archie and Glen Hull have been
''hoofing it,. lately.
If all the books are returned
that have been taken from the
Travelling Library of Colorado
and listed. then the supply would
keep pace with the demands.
A book review one. MRS.
Wiggs of tie Cabbage Patch"
was given by Bertha Ekhof on
Monday. On Tuesday Archie
gave one on the House of Seven
Cables.
We wish for CO. cooperation of all
the teachers in the district to help
get up . Christmas entertain
ment at the First View school
house. Please report to Mrs.
Douglass. President for further
information.
There will be a meeting of the
Literary Society at the school
house Friday the 24th. First
View high school will debate on
the topic, Resolved: that a high
school education is necessary for
success in life. Mr.. Elliot will
give q talk on Colorado and there
will be another number. Every.
body is cordially invited.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
FIRST VIEW
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Ernest Crack went to Kansas
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heilman spent
Sunday at Arapahoe.
Miss Nellie Stansbury left for
her Kansas visit Saturday.
Tom Dwyer spent Sunday with
his family at Cheyenne Wells.
Miss Minnie Ekhoff spent the
week end with home folks here.
Miss Mildred Shy spent the
week end with home folks at the
Wells.
Miss Bernia Dwyer was an
over night guest at the Fry home
Monday.
Floyd Hutchinson and Earl
Call were in Cheyenne Wells
Tuesday.
A number from here attended
the dance at Schuber's Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Courtney
were shopping in Cheyenne Wells
Saturday.
Andy Rothmeier spent Sunday
with his wife and daughter at
Cheyenne Wells.
], G. Ekhoff has added a stock
of groceries to his garage and
hardware business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer
and daughters Maxine and Betty
Joy, spent Friday at Fry's.
A nice crowd attended the
Floyd Hutchinson sale on Thurs.
day. Everything bringing fair
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Rothmeier
and Mrs. Art. Stansbury and
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Notice To Bidders

Bids will he received by the State
Highway Department of Colorado,
until 2 P. NJ. the 4th day of December,
A. D. 1922, and will then be opened
for the construction of Cheyenne
County 1922 Bond Project, which con.
sists OF the construction of eleven tim.
ber bridges on State Roads 32 and 9-s.
Bids must be on standard forms,
enclosed In sealed envelope, and
labeled: personal for the construc-
ton of Cheyenne County 1922 Bond
Project"
The State Highway Department will
not be responsible for the premature
opening of bids not properly labeled.
Bids will be received at the Office of
the State Highway Engineer, Denver,
Colorado.
A certified check Bidders bond not
acceptable) for the sum OF d, 100. 90
pay able to the State Highway Engineer
must be deposited with all bids, and
receipt taken therefor from the Chief
Clerk. The checks of. the three
lowest bidders will be held until the
contract is awarded, provided this
period does not exceed ten days.
Bids will be for the following class
es of work: Treated Lumber 81. l M.
Bd. Fl. 2:-Untreated Lumber SO. l
NJ. Bd. Fl. 3:-Timber PilIng 1854
lin. Fl.
The department will require that the
work under this contract be completed
on or before August 1st. 1923.
Each proposal must be for all items
to secure consideration and each pro-
posal will be considered on the basis
of the total of the items
Bids must be upon the plans and
Specifications on file. Alternate plans
or specifications will not be considered.
Plans and specifications will be on
file in the Office of the State Highway
Department, Denver, and the County
Clerks Office, Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
The State Highway Engineer reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
L. D. Blauvelt
State Highway Engineer.
First Publication Nov. % 1922.
Last Publication Nov. 30 1922.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Excavation For New /
Church Started

On Wednesday morning the
first shovel full Of dirt was moved
from the basement of the new
Methodist Episcopal church to be
erected in Cheyenne Wells. the
measurements Of the building
are seventy.two feet by fifty-five
feet. and will be built on the lots
cornering Fen1es avenue and
Riall street. CheSepne Wells
has long needed this Building. as
the present one has ou;grown it.
self years ago and of late the
Sunday schools have had to be
held in the grade school build.
ing.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
That Great Invisible
Battle In Life.

When death has repeated its
reward and life's battles are en-
ded, it is not for man to say
whether the battle has been won
or lost by his fellowman. While
very much alike as shaped from
the clay. we differ to great ex-
tremes in mind and body ele-
ments.
Many run the usual span Of
life very easily. free from the
binding chains Of an inherited or
contracted stigma that requires
q full life's battle to overcome or
keep in subject. Such battles
are fought in silence. Generally
the closest companions and fri
ends are unaware Of the heroic
inner battle being fought. con-
sequently only the visible signs
and actions are considered in the
final summing up Of our earthly
existence.
Many an unmarked grave con.
tains the remains Of one who
made q heroic fight in life's
battles. which had the same
energy been extended at the
head Of an army. would have
brought laurels Of everlasting
fame.
Those without IN invisible bat.
tie to fight are the first to add
discredit to the great strategies
that afflict the human race. and
refuse to draw the mantle Of
charity around such incidents
after they have passed the pale
Of censure.
Read the Record at $3.50 per.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

daughter Nellie drove to Chey.
enne Wells Saturday.
y Joe Mousel and Tom Dwyer
will have a Turkey Rattle at First
View Tuesday of next week.
Come and get your Thanksgiving
turkeys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hanson
will entertain with . dance Sat-
urday night as q farewell for
Herbert Christensen and Bill
Gerky who expect to spend the
winter in Nebraska and Iowa
respectively.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Red Cross Drive A Success

The Red Cross wishes to thank
the public for their generous sup
port during their recent roll call.
All returns are not yet in, but
indications show about one
hundred and fifty members.
With this number in the COM
munity getting behind the rest
room and the library. it should
be q continued success. Member
ships may be taken at any time
and should you have been missed
by the solicitors and wish to join.
see the librarian who will be glad
to enroll you. Yours for contin-
ued success of our home work.
r. C. Executive Com.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Election Notice

There will be an election of
Farmers Union officers at the
Farmers Union hall on Friday
night, December 1st at eight
o'clock sharp. All members are
requested to be present. ]. A.
West. Sec'y. &-2t
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Colorado Lands Booming

The area of patented land in
dorado this year is 80. 1872 022
res, compared will 30.857. 235
res last ynar. according to data
implied by the State 1mmigra.
10 Department from the records
the State Tax commission and
On other sources. This is 48 81
recent of the total area of the
lte.
II the present rate of increase
patented land continues one
VI the area of Colorado will ap-
|ar on the tax rolls in 1923. The
st complications of the total
Mount of patented land in the
Rte were made by the Immigra-
pn Department in 1918, showing
.l49, 454 acres on the tax rolls.
cluding town and city lots and
ilroad right of ways. There
IS been a steady increase each
Fsr, due chiefly to the patching
homestead lands and state
nds.
The non-patented land in the
ate consists chiefly of national
Prests. homestead land, Indian
md, national parks and monu-
ents. government land tempor-
1ly withdrawn from homestead
ptry and state lands. There is
90 about 10. 1000. 1000 acres of
Pvernment and state land held
individuals but not yet patent
which does not appear in the
cords as state and government
md and is not yet on the tax rolls
Only seven counties have more
pan 20 percent of their land on
Pc tax rolls. They are Adams,
[|fapahoe. Costilla, Cheyenne.
|eaver. Kit Carson and Phillips.
ostl!la county has practically all
= land on the tax rolls. as its
ntlre area consists Of land grants
'ade BY the Spanish government
'ng before Colorado became a
Rrt Of the United States. AL.
'ost the entire area of Denver
'ahty also is on the tax rolls.
sixteen counties in eastern
!, comprising consider
ny more than one-half the area
W OF the mountains, have more
g" 70 percent OF their areas in
x rails. Unpatented land in
rs section Of the state consists
nelly of state land ane home
sao claims filed upon but not
y patented. Under moral con-
uons more than 80 percent of
e land east Of the mountains
'ould be on lhe tax rolls within
g next five years.
len mountain and, western
'pe counties have each less than
percent Of their areas on the
J. ! 'xfolls. They are Gilpin, Sum.
y Eagle. Garfield, Pitkin.
:, Mineral, San Juan and
''ores. Mineral count has only
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Some fellows are like postage
stamps they need a good licking
before they will stick to theil
Jobs and deliver the goods.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Fred Kettles was in Cheyenne
Wells Monday and made final
proof on his homestead before
the Clerk of the District Court.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
Rebekahs Entertain

On last Monday evening the
local lodge of Rebekahs very
pleasantly entertained q large
number of their sisters and bro
theirs at their hall to q delightful
oyster supper with all the trim
minis which was thoroughly en-
joyed by everyone present. A
very nice program consisting Of
songs and readings was rendered.
followed by games Of cards and
conversations.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Do not forget the Catholic
Ladies Bazaar, December 15 and
10th. A good place to get your
Christmas presents. All kil,da
of fancy and useful articles for
sale, also home made candies.
cakes and cookies. Lunches will
be served both days Of the bazaar.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Thanksgiving addresses will be
given next Sunday, November
26th, at the Arapahoe church.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, and
preaching at II o'clock. A table
will be suitably decorated with q
wheat sheaf and produce. Make
this Thanksgiving complete by
bringing a gift with you or send.
ing it to the treasurer.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

The local lodge Knights of
Pythias received their parapher-
MALTA the first of this week and a
few Of the members gave it the
once over while it was being un.
packed. The boys who saw the
articles say that they are the
best set of robes etc., that
they have ever looked at.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Frank Stein has been confined
to his room at the residence of
Mrs. Terwhilliger on account of
sickness during the past week.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Mrs. H. ]. Siebert was called
to Fairbury. Nebr., last Sunday
night by the death of her brother.
|in.law, R. N. Leach Of that city.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23
CARROLL BROWN, CASHIER

"a percent of its land patented.
The non.patented land in these
counties consists chiefly Of
national forsts and homestead
land.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Here is a good one that came
out of the election: At a southern
prayer meeting a good Democrat
brother had prayed, "Oh Lord,
let the Democrats all hang tc.
gether this time. In the gather
ing was a Republican and he
moaned out. Amen, a-men!''
Realizing that he had given an
opening the Democrat tried to
correct it, Lord. let it be accord
and concord for the party this
time" Back came the Republi-
can brother. "Ai,y old cord, Lord.
any cord will do"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

]. N. Hollenbaugh returne
from Denver Saturday night.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

The Record force wish to ex.
press our thanks to the Cheyenne
Wells Ladies Aid society for q
fine box of home made candy
presented US last Saturday.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

M. E. Magnus called at the
Record Office this week and
changed the address of his paper
to Deshler, Nebr.. whittier he
has gone for couple of months
visit.
Mrs. T. O. Ramsland under.
went a slight operation at the
Kaufman hospital the first Of
the week. The cause was .
broken needle, which she stepped
on at her home several months
ago which was giving her con-
siderable trouble.
All indications show that there
is considerable amount of build
ing going on out An the country
as well as in 6Qrprosperous little
city, as one w6uld gather from
the number Of loads Of lumber,
cement and other building
material being hauled out Of the
local yards at this time.
The Record Office got out =
neat little program this week
done up in blue and gold, for .
party given by sixteen little tots
which will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Lubin Guthrie on to-
morrow afternoon. The pro-
grams were neat little ''do-dads"
and met with the approval Of our
customer. Just another instant
of satisfaction guaranteed with
Record printing.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-23

Read the Record at $3.50 per
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CBET LTALSKE STARE
NENAVISTi.

AS pred 10 roxy povstala pro
nGiake penize ruZnice meZi
dvema Italy, 38-letym j. Pashe
lou 1896 Frank Ave. a media
leko bydlicim 40-letym Ange-
lem Cornivalem. VGera vracel
Sc prvne imenovany domu a
setkal Sc Cornivalem, starry
s~or OIL a vysledek byl, ze po-
sledneisi ma Pashela tiikrate
vvstrelil. Napadenemu pax
piispechalo na pomoc nekolik
krajanu. kteii CORNWALL pobo-
dali. Policie zatkla celou spo-
le6nost zran6ny dovezen byl
do Mt. Sinai nemocnice, odkud
SO netrne liz zdrav nevratl.
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AK ADEMIE OMLADINY !
A. KOMENSKY 6. 2.

V Ceske Narodni SIM vcera
usporaddna Academic Omladi
ny J. A. komensky els. 2. byla
sice pomerne slusne navstivena
9le nikoli tax, jak by toho sna-
zivost naSi mladeze zasluhova-
la. Omluvou zajiste jest, re
nam vGera nastala prvnl jarnl
ned6le a re kazdy touzil po
dlouhe dobe pookfati ma vol
mem vzduchu.
Pc prednesu nekolika hudeb
Mich skladeb osvedcenou sokol
skou hudbou, uvitala pritomne
imenem Omladiny kuraznym
proslovem J. Smiskova. +. Pc
karkova pfednesla basen I've
sna", nacez kvartet NJ. Mauli-
sova, +. Smiskova, f. Pekarko-
va a X. Bllkova, zapel krasnou
naSi plSeh "TaZete Sc, proc
isom Slovan'. Podobne So IL
5ilo i dueto 'Smlreni' +. Pc
iafkove a X. Bilkove. Peknym
cislem byla 'Smes narodnlch
pisni", piedneSena dlvcim she.
rem Omladiny "a rizeni ucitele
p. b. Marika. Valck Mad vi.
nami' sehrali pax ctyi'rucn6 +
Pekarkova a X. Bilkova, pisef
|"Prindi Janik premileny' "a
pana byla NJ. Cechovou a l.
Porbovou. Ma to zatancila jee
ma kolona naSi Besedu CA. CT
mlerova, l.. Porbova, V. Sret
rova, A. Kralova, E. Vachova
NJ. Cechova, S. Dezortova a l.
Handlirova.)
V druhem oddeleni dekla
movala M. Cechova basen ko
mensky a L. Porbova zazpiVa
Ia pisen president Masaryk'
: X. Rlkova sfhr@,a na plan
) sm6s z Verdiho operu "Troub;
/ dou - Pisne Kmochovo "Ja
: ro mladl" "Dobrou noe zpl
,valy E. Vachova, M. Ceehova
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kCNEC OPERA HOUSE.

Pied typickym clevelandskym
divadlem Opera House na Eu-
cid ave. a vych. A. ul. dohasla
vcera reklamni svetla, ably jiz
nikdy vice Sc neroZzafila k po-
dobne reklam6. Vcera hrano
bvlo naposled a jevist6, jez pro
umeni naSeho mesta melo ne
poplratelneho vyZnamu, spa
tiilo tutez hru, kterou byla
pred skorem padesati roxy Sc
zona zahaiena "Chaloupku
Stryce Toma'. Kdyz Sc opona
snesla naposledy doslo k ne
kterym scGnam, ieiichz predm6
tenn bvl dlouhoiety riditel a
f. Hartz, iemuz uspofadana
hy!a ovaoe. Dna. rAno dost A.
Vi se delnictvo, ably zapocalo
Cd Alizenlm a borranim, chran
Slavy musl ucinitl mlsto strlZll
I've budove obchodni,
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DURNOVE OBDOBI u TREST
MICH SOUDU.

Dubnovy porad ohresniho
Soudu zapocne dnes a bude "a
obdobi toto projednavano eel
KEN $50 tezSlch pfipadu, KITE
re rozluStiti ma velkoporota
Trestnim liGenim predsedati
bude soudce Phillips Ia asisten
ce soudce Kramera a dvou pri-
sedlclch soudcu prespolnlch
Tento tyden priidou na pretres
diva plipady Vrazdy prVnihC
|stupne, q nichz ieden bude pro.
iednan okresnlm soudem I
druhy Il nejvySsiho soudu Co
lumbus. Ultra souzen budt
poznovu J. Azzarrelo pro do.
nn@lou Vrazdu Sam Morana n
y h. %. ul. a Quincy ave. prt
<teryz zloGin spachany ji5
pred delSi dobou byl odsouZer
k smrti. L zdejslho apelacni-
40 soudu bylo yyhoveno zado
I'll obhajce, jenz vinil soudky
nj Florence +. Allenovou Z
pfedpojatosti prot zalovane
mu, ktere sc dopustila tim. II
u pritomnosti poroty dala "a
knolti iednoho syedka.
Y Columbus pax projedna
van bude process takt6z k smrt
odsouzeneho Charles Habiga
ienz minuleho roIl zastreli
polio einiho straznika Aug. by
ka. Ma byti dokazano, re s
Ijednalo jen 0 zabiti a nikoli
ukladn0u vraHdu loupeznou
Rama, jez straznika zasahla
ivypalena byla Habipem die IN
nj obhajoby Ma 1teku jak S
pachatel sam priznava, chtt
Ivyetrelem pouZe Dyka zastra
siti, ably ustal Y jeho pronasle
ldovanl. Ma soadnlm pore d
Jest celkem Sest dalSlch pip
/ lu vrazd prvniho stupne.
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v YOUNGSTOWNE ZATCE.
NY CLEVELANDSkY
DEFRAUDANT.

Nacelnik zdejsi ufadovny
Pinkertonovy detektivni jedna-
telny s. l.. STILES ziistil vcera.
re V Youngstowne zatcen muz,
jenz Sc vydaval "a cleno jiste
vazene baltimorske rodiny, ie
vlastn6 podvodnikem, ktery ma
nq svedomi pres 100000, 0
kter6 oSidil n6kolik bank. "a
tGenv priklada 81 jmeno J. B.
Hause a udava iako bydlist6
az City. Mich. Die vSeho pri-
kladal sobe neustale eliza jme-
NJ a tax neobycein6 uradum
ztGznie ieho zjiSteni. Do bank
prichazel pov3ru jicimi listi-
nami a ukladal faleSne smen-
ky. cekv atd. a sam pax na ty-
to podvodne vklady vystavova
cpkv vlastni. Y C|eveland6
timto man6vrem napalil finan-
chi ustavv as 0 SIS. 900, ale
policie Sc domniva, ze obnos
tentc vZroste as M $40. 900.
Podvody provozoval dele iak
rok V celGm tuctu jinych NEST.
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NOVY KRITIK EVROPSKYCH Olmsted Dover Savings
POMERU. Co, kterou oznamova, re byl X

Olmsted Dover Savings & Loan
Co., kterou oZnamoval, re byl
prave propuSt6n ma SvobOdu
lupiti, kteri iej V bance prepa-
dli a pax jeSt6 donutili vstoupi-
ii do ieiich auta a podileti Sc
ma jejich vyletu do Clevelandu.
As 8. hodine, kdyz Sc chystal
K odchodu, vstoupili do Zavo-
du tfi muzi, z nichz ieden O.
tvorem V mfizovi namifil ma pO
kladnlka revolverem porucili
mu zachovati kid, nacez o.
statni kolegove sebrali as $500
ma penezich. Pc vykonan6
praci wall urednika sebou a
dovezli iej al ma Lorain Ave.
! k zap. 90. ul., odkud nedobro-
yolny vyletnik svoje dobrodruz
| stvi oznamil nraddm.
Krone teto udalosti staly Sc
jest6 jine ttyfi loupeze. Pred
grocernim obchodem 2O6j W.
chodnl 36. ul. byl V sobotu Q
pul desate vecer tfemi muzi
prepaden A. Elcolin a obran O
S120, Josefu Trousovi, 12425
Maple Ave. bylo ma vych. 125.
ulice, nedaleko Vashti ave. tin
It6z zpusobem dvema muzi u.
loupeno S24. SleCne Florence
Mendelsonove 5618 Thackeray
ave. vytrhl jisty muz ma vych
5o. ul. a Central ave. ruCni ka.
belku Sc S17.50 Fernard A
Schoen, 1867 vych. "a. ul. pre-.
paden blize domova dvema {
auta seskoGivSimi lupici, kter
sice neukoristili pen6z, ale "a
to mu wall listing voienskycf
bonusd, ktere pro ne arci nema
il zadne ceny.
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VYPLENENA VESNICE.
Uneseny bankOvni urednils.

Nekolik obyvatel vesnice
Goldwood. lezlci podel Rocky
River, jizn6 cd vesnice Fair
view poslalo clevelandske po-
licii nutkavou zadost pomoc.
Y obci nachazi sc totiz v6tSi-
nou jen letni sidla a tato Sc sta
la cilem mladistvych lupicu
ktefl vyrabovali ID techto do
mi a sestnacty i dokonce ga
zehli. Vyrabovali vSe, co Sc
odnesti dalo korist nalozil
tez ma ukradeny autotruck a
odjeli. Nektery letni byt ma
vstiven byl zlodeji tfikrate
Prvni zprava dosla cd vlastni-
ce letniho sidla v zminene OBJ
CT, pl. r. Meginnessove, leji2
clevelandska adressa jest V c
1947 vych. SO. III. jejiz gold
woodsky pobyt Sc stal hlavnim
stanem cele lupicske handy. Y
kuchym nalezla ma stene take
podekovanl, lie nenechava spo
letnost nalezla pod jeji sire
chou utulku a podobne dika
vZdani hylo V autu, ktere mls
dici pouzili k doprave lupu /
ktere "a vesnici jednoduse ne
chali stati. Zminena vesnic,
jest uplne bez policeini ochra
ny.
V sobotu veGer dostala poll
Gle telefonickou zpravu cd w
Rosse, pokladnika banky tn,
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l.. Handlirova, f. Dezortova
+. Pekarkova A. Cimlerova a
Y. Sretrova.
Bohaty a castym potlesken
odmeneny program, ktery II
zen byl p. B. Mai'ikem, zakon-
cen byl veselou aktovkou ILA
TE SRDfCKO. Pimprman, urec
mix, V. SrettroVa; irony, jehC
zena, A. kraloya; Babinka, je.
itch dcera, A. Cimlerova; Pc
TINA, adjunkt f. Vachova
Franc, sluha, M. Maulisova.
Po vycerpani poradu uspofa
dan bvl pi'i sokolske hudbe pro
mladez tanecni yinek.
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Ceskoslovensko nazyva
"Zaslibenou zemi".

z nakupni cesty pro jeden
zdeiSi nejvetsi strizni obchod
Sc vratil prave John s. Little
field, l476 Belle ave, Lake
wood. Zcestoval skorem celou
Evropu a vcera oznamoval sVo
je poznatky. Nemecky delnik
stal Sc velkym marnotratni-
KEN, neb sotva re pry dostane
sobotni vyplatu, jest jeho PRIV
nj starosti, jak Sc pen6z zbavi-
tt take skutecne pry ned6-
Ii veter nema ami pfeniku. L.
tract penlze hlavne "a zbozi,
jelikoz never dneSnlmu Velke-
mu ob6hu peneZ. Jinak panu-
je V celem N6mecku znamenity
ruch. Tovarny pracuii plnou
dobu a objednavek dochazi to-
lik, re je zavody vraci, jelikoz
enelze vsechny vyriditi. Nikdy
nehylo pry V nemeckem prumy-
slu tax zivo, iako dnesni dolby.
Podobna prosperita prevla
da v Anglii, kde pracuji pl-
nou parou tovarny, dolly jine
podniky, podobne sc tuzi i Fran
Gle, ale i zde jest pozorovati
velke vyhazovani penez ma pod
Milky dosti pochybne budoucno-
sti. Belgie We skutecnosti iiz
byvaly zivot obnovila a podob-
ne, &C zcela tiSe pokracuje
mala republika Svycarska.
Ceskoslovensko Sc mu pax
zda vzdor vSemu pravou "Za.
slibenou Zemi', ma dosti suro.
veho materialu a ieho lid s
podvzal dokaZati velke v6ci. Z
Littlefeld doufa take, ze Sc tc
Ceskoslovenskemu lidu zdaii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-03
STARY ERIE HRBITOV MA
BYTI PROMENEN
v HRfSTE.

Misto posledniho odpocinku
p,vnlch clevelandskych piony-
ri, starry hrbitov Erie Ma vych.
9. ul. zda Sc neustale n6komu
pfekazeti. M6sto samo by RAJ
DO pozemku zuzitkovalo, ale
nevi iak hfbitov vyvlastniti.
Nedavno vypsana byla sout6Z
IA neilepSi navrh ale anketa
nemela zadouciho vysledku
pres znacne vypsane odm6ny
nemohl nikdo podati radu sku-
tecne prakticke potreby. Idea
hrbitov odstraniti nenI nova,
neb liz mayor Tom l.. Johnson
sveho Casu dostal Svuj dill, kdyZ
sc o vvvlastn6nl hfbitova poku-
sill. Bylo mu spilano nejv6t-
Gfch vandalu vSech v6ku. Hlav-
mimi odpurci eXpropriace isou
nekteri drzitele hrbitovnich To-
tG, &C vetSina majetniku jest
dnes skorem neznama a nemoz.
no ziistiti ami dedice, V dobf
|nejposledn6jsi o2Vvaji Sc hla.
~, ably hrbitov sice zustal "a.
ohoyan v celem rozsahu, ale u.
tito lei bylo k osv6zeni ziiicicl
ookoleni jake hfiSte.