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Evening star., 1923-12-13
SENATORS CONFER
ON BUREAU CUSTER
Reinstatement of Engraving
Workers Seen Nearer After
Talk With Mellon.

Belief that the employees of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing. dis
missed by executive order of March,
1929. would be restored to their old po-
sitions. was strengthened today follow
ing a conference of Senator Wads-
worth OF New York, and Senator Sterl-
ing of South Dakota with Secretary
Mellon, at the Treasury Department
1t is known that a strong feeling
senators that an injustice was done the
employees dismissed, and that they should
have their places back. No reflection
on the late President Harding, who is
sued the order, is intended. The belief
is growing that he was misinformed
and that the executive order was issued
on an incorrect understanding of the
situation given the President
No Treasury Probe Yet.
Treasury officials today said there
had been no Treasury renewal of in
vestigation of the matter, and had had
their attention recalled to it again by
members of Congress.
The conference between Secretary
Mellon and Senator'S Wadsworth and
Sterling today at the Treasury was
the first conference for n long time
between Treasury officials and MEM
bers of Congress over the matter.
1t was revealed in this connection.
however, for the first time, that Rep
resentative Moore of Virginia had
some time ago interested himself in
the matter and had called upon
Treasury officials concerning it.
Course Not Revealed.
Whether the whole matter would
be gone into again from the begin
ming by the Treasury now, without
the pressure of Senate resolution
of investigation, was uncertain.
Treasury officials were non-committal
in the matter, which has caused them
more trouble. perhaps. than any other
difficulty in the present administra-
tion.
The dismissed officials. headed by
James L. Wilmeth, former director or
the bureau, are mainly in Washing
ton and vicinity, it is understood, al
though several have gone to other
sections OF the country and one to
London. There has never been any
concerted announcement on their part
as to whether they would accept the
reassignment to their former posts II
offered.
Fight for yfndication.
They have been fighting. however,
for vindication from what they claim
is the slur which was cast upon them
by the manner of their summary dis
missal without explanation at the
time other than that it was "for the
good of the service"
Some of them have been restored to
civil service status, by the Chief Ex-
ecutive but Mr.. wilmeth himself was
not accorded this recognition.
Following months of examination
of records and books at the bureau.
it was announced from the White
House that the removals had been
made partly on account of duplication
in the numbering of securities at the
plant.
Louis A. Hill is now director of the
bureau.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
ENJOYS EXPLAIN SHIP
CONCENTRATION IN CHINA
Vessels Gather at Canton to Safe
guard Customs, Foreign Of
fee Is Informed.

By the Associated Press
PEklNG, December 1s.-The for
eisn diplomatic corps, replying to an
inquiry by the Chinese foreign Of
nee, says that war vessels are con-
centrated off Canton in order to safe
guard the maritime customs. The
diplomats add that mo naval forces
nave been landed. Northern army
troops have reached the outskirts of
Inuns ring, Szechuen province, and
Japanese marines have been Isndad
there to protect the foreign residents
Evening star., 1923-12-13
LABOR DEMANDS
BALDWIN POLICY
Party Votes Confidence in
Macdonald as Possible
Premier.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 13-The Bald
win government was called upon in a
resolution passed by the labor party
today TO make an immediate public
announcement of its plans for dealing
with the unemployment problem.
The party also passed a resolution
expressing confidence in Ramsay
Macdonald. the party leader. and voic-
ing belief that should he "be called
upon to assume high Office he will in
all his actions consider the well be-
ing of the nation in seeking TO apply
the principles of the labor movement"
The probability that a labor cabinet
IL the accession of the labor socialist
party is the outcome of the present po-
liticai tangle-will have at least one
woman member is foreshadowed by the
Daily Herald, which says: There GER
tainly Is one woman who would be well
come as a member, while another one
or two might we'll be given similar
posts.''
The newspaper also insists that it
would be desirable for Ramsay NC
Donald himself to hold the foreign
office with the premiership.
has gone over until January with the
governments decision to meet parlia-
ment when IL reassembles. The only
DEVELOPMENT today was that the labor
party by the official announcements OF
its various executives placed on rec
ord it's readiness to take once "hen-
ever called upon.
Delay Welcomed.
That the present government has
no real hope of being able to retain
office for any length of time is seen
in it's decision to do nothing either to
replace or to find seats for the seven
ministers defeated in the recent cleo
tions. The breathing space afforded
by the governments decision TO meet
the parliament is probably welcome
to all three parties as permitting op-
portunity for consideration and to
take bearings without the necessity
of committing themselves to imme-
diate action.
Though the leaders of all the par
ties repudiate an intention to seek
any alliance or coalition, there doubt
less will be attempts by the ministe-
rialists TO attain in the interim sort
of benevolent neutrality on the part
of the liberals toward the conserv-
ative administration, and, since the
liberals are almost as anxious as the
conservatives to keep the iabori.es
out of office. it would not be surpriS-
ing to see some unofficial understand
ing of this kind arranged, especially
since there is general desire TO
avoid another general election in the
near future.
In the meantime, however. the labor
party is taking no chances and has
instructed it's electoral organization
to prepare for any emergency at any
moment.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
OBREGON'S CAUSE AIDED


JUAREZ, Mexico, December "a
Mexican authorities here declare that
the announcement that Gen. Angel
Flores, constitutional governor of
Sinaloa has temporarily abandoned
his presidential campaign to resume
charge of state affairs and has teIe-
Rraphed President Obregon that he
will remain loyal to the central gov
ernment, is the most important news
that has come from the west coast
Of Mexico since the beginning of the
rebellion.
Joaquin TerraZas consul at NogaIes.
Ariz, confirmed that report and de-
Clared that the entire west coast in
Guiding Tepic. Nayarit, is quiet and
that Topic had not been cautured by
rebels. as reported.
Has Strong Support.
The Importance of Gen. Flores sup
port to Obregon lies in the fact that
as a presidential candidate he had
, virtually the solid support of the
states of Sonora Sinaioa and Nayarit,
officials here say.
The execution at Guaymas of Gen.
IrultoSo Mendez. Yaqui Indian chief
IAN. charged with leading a plot to
incite an uprising among the Yaquis
in Sinaloa and Sonora, and of an un-
named rebel leader at Tepic by fed
eral forces, was reported in advices
received at Nogales.
other reports were that Gen Zilla-
neuba was killed Sunday in an upris-
> ing of half of the Topic garriso tina t
F'irman Maytorena, prominent busi-
ness man of the west coast, had been
slain by rebels, and that the garrison
at Mazatlan had divided the 27th
Regiment rebeling and disarming the
18th Regiment.
Scouts Are Sent Out.
Col. Rosas, federal commander at
Alatamoros, has sent troops toward
san Fernando to reconnoiter the po-
sition of Col. Guajardo. reported in
command of about 200 irregulars
south of Mstamoros. according to re-
ports from Brownsville. Tex.
The regular troops protecting the
port of Piedras Negras have been re-
inrorced by a trainload of federal SOL
diers, and Gen. Alberto Gujardo is re-
,ruiting two regiments under orders
ut the central government. Although
there has been no disturbance at
Tiedras Negras, United States immi-
grafton officials at Eagle Pass, Tex.
are reported to have asked for more
american soldiers to protect residents
of the port.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
BRYAN SEES COOLIDGE,

William Jennings Bryan had a ten
minute talk today with President
Coolidge. He said he called merely
20 pay his respects.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
DECISIVE BATTLE NEAR.

NERA CRUZ, Dece ember l3.-NeWs-
paper correspondents accompanying
the rebel armies in their advance on
Mexico City telegraphed early this
morning that the situation in the
state of Puebia was unchanged but
that a battle apparently was immi-
nent.
The main boy of the fnsurgent
troops has Joined the advance guard
and the rebels are now entrenched in
a line that runs from Esperanza
thirty-tive miles. and thence west TO
Apizaco, a stretch of thirty miles.
The Obregon forces are centered at
San Andres, thirty miles south of
Oriental where Gems Topete and AL
mazan have about 900 men. At
Tehuacan, thirty-tive miles south of
isperanza, Gems. Barbesa and Lee
huga have a similar number of troops
and at San Marcos, forty miles west
of San Andres, the loyalists have an
other body of troops. 1t is evidently
the aim of the Obregon forces to pre-
vent the ESpsranZa and Oriental rebel
columns from meeting at San Marcos.
where the Mexican and Inter oceanic
Railways cross each other.
Scene of Big Battle.
wires one correspondent. that the
deciding battle for the possession of
Mexico City will be fought"
The insurgents at Oriental sent
out an exploration train which, after
proceeding about twenty-five kilo-
meters. encountered a similar train
,nanned by Obregon troops. The lat
ter withdrew and when the rebels
pursued they found that the tracks
had been torn up for d distance of
four kilometers.
The chamber of commerce at Vera
Cruz has received word that goods
may be shipped from American ports
TO this city without the visa of the
Mexican counsel This privilege has
been decided upon because of the alb
normal situation.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
PORTUGUESE MINISTERS
PASS IN PORTFOLIOS
Members Find It Impossible to
Govern in Face of Hostile
Majority.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LISBON, December 13.-The Portu-
guese cabinet resigned today.
It was reported yesterday that the
Portuguese cabinet had asked Presi-
dent Gomez to dissolve parliament
on the ground that the hostile par
liamentary majority made it impossi-
BILE to govern. The resignation of the
cabinet would indicate that the ex-
ecutive had decided not to do so. The
ministry was formed on November
Is, with Antonio Machado as premier
Evening star., 1923-12-13
BERLIN, BANKRUPT,
TOASK NATIONS AID
Appeal May Take Form of
Request to League to
Control Finances.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, December 13.-The Ger
man government today oficinlIy
announced it's intention to initiate
direct negotiations with the
French concerning the RhfneIand
and Ruhr, according TO HnyaS
dispatch from Berlin.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
FIGHT 81 HOURS IN JALAPA.

Rr the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, December 13.
Reports received here state that
columns under orders of Gen. Villa
Nueva Cara annihilated the federals
Continued on Page ), Column 2.)
Evening star., 1923-12-13
116 PATROL BORDER
AS RUM FLOWS IN
Thin Blockade on 3OO-MiIe
Canadian Front Fails to
Show Results.
BY the Associated Press.


MALONE. y. Y. December IA
thin line of 116 men. including en-
forcement agents, customs inspectors
and constabulary men. stood on guard
today to stop. If possible. the ever
increasing flow of Canadian contra
band liquor through the great open
spaces of a frontier of nearly 800
miles. comprising the four upper tier
counties of northeastern New York.
The rum consigned to the big cities
down state for the Christmas holiday
trade has been poured over the in
ternational border in such heavy
quantities recently as to cause seri-
ous concern to the law enforcement
officers.
The authorities. federal and state.
have lately maintained a policy of
but as to the success or failure of
their efforts to stem the tide. No
secret is made. however. of the fact
that. despite their efforts. there is no
diminution in the flow. Reports that
the enforcement officers have sought
reinforcements could not be con-
flrmed.
This Franklin county village.
twelve miles from the border is the
nerve center of the efforts to bring
the SmugglerS in the clutches of the
law. for here are located the head
quarters of Troop B.. of state troopers
and federal authorities. Malone it
self was dry before the enactment of
the eighteenth amendment. The forty
saloons in town had been closed by
vote under local optional law. But
nearly everybody talks of contraband
liquor. The bootlegger has become
commonplace.
BOotleggers Bold.
The northern New York bootlegger
is bold and not ashamed of his iden-
tity. One recently brought over
twenty gallons of liquor. parked his
car within a stones throw OF the Gus
tomshouse and started to peddle his
wares. Another walked into the Gus
tomshouse, sought out an epforce-
ment agent and blandly asked for a
permit to bring liquor over the bor-
der.
The customshouse cellar Is piled
high with seized liquor: much OF 1t
is poisonous, the authorities say
Many of the men who drive the liquor
across the line in cars get no share
of the profits. One Rochester man,
who makes two trips IA week passing
through this section, said he was paid
$50 a week and expenses. Occasion
ally he is accompanied by a woman.
22 RUM SHIPS WAIT.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
FIGHT FOR CAPITAL
OF MEXICO LOOMS
|NVERA CRUZ AREA
! Obregon and Sanchez Forces
Concentrate Near Scene
of Carranza's Defeat.
MEDIATION is REFUSED
BY FEDERAL EXECUTIVE
Accession of Sinaloa Governor to
Presidents Side Held Important
Gain by Loyalists.
Ey the Associated Press.


san ANTONIO. Tex, December
13.-By horseback. airplane, auto
mobile, and some by rail through
the United States. the majority of
thC Mexican national congress in
leaving Mexico City for Vera Cruz
To reconvene for the purpose of
depoSing President AIvaro ObreEon
Hs president, according to Rubin
izcarra. president of the chamber
of deputies, who arrived here last
night en- route To Vera Cruz.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
WEATHER.

Rain and colder tonight: tomorrow
fair and much colder. Temperature
tonight near freezing. Temperature
for twenty-fous hours ended at pm
today: Highest, 5S at 3 pm. yester-
day: lowest, As at IL pm yesterday.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1923-12-13

The Stars carrier system cover.
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed
Evening star., 1923-12-13

-HT1-NIOO u T. BtCefIlDtT Io.-Il IS
generally felt here that a decisive
battle between the Sanchez forces
and the troops loyal to President
Obregon will be fought on the Vera
Cruz front near where Carranza was
defeated by Sanchez in 1919.
The government continues to con-
centrate soldiers in that district to
oppose the advance Of the rebels.
President Obregon has rejected the
mediation of Gen. Angel Flores. gov
ernor of Sinaloa. asserting that the
question between the government
and the insurgents has become mill
tary rather than political, inasmuch
as the rebel leaders are army men
who have failed in their military duties.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-15
UVADECf SCHUZE KU
KLUX KLANU.

Ma schIzi teto stredoveke
tajne organisace konane v j.
stem hostinci ma Mentor ave.
as A mile zapadne cd Paines-
vile, podilelo Sc as 600 clend,
z nichz 200 byli do organisace
uvadeni co novackove. Glen.
stvo rekrutovalo Sc hlavne z
Clevelandu a okoli a ma scht-
ri Sc dostavilo vetsinou v auto
mobilech. Ia obradu, trvaji-
cfho do II. hodiny svitil vefky
kriz cervenych zarovek a ma
cestach kolem postaveny byly
straze, jez zamezovaly zvedav
cim pristup. Sprava hostince
pravi, re Sc dostavil pred media
vnem iisty muz, jenz Sc pred
stavil jako .kleagle" pro Lake
okres a najmul veskere mist
nosti ma cely vecer. Soucasn6
prohlasil, ze podobna uvadeci
schdze konana byla 80.
v Comeaut, kde pTijato $50
novych "kosilatych rytird'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-15

v MAIDEN veku AZ rokd o.
pustil rodinu krajam p. Otto
Cemba, jenz pred lety byl spo-
lumajtelem oblfbeneho vylet-
niho mista a posledni dobou Sc
zabyval obchodem grocernim.
Narozen byl ma ceskem jihu v
Chlumu u Trebone a v Ameri-
ce ztravil 36 rokd. Byl horli-
WIN clenem Ceskeho Strelecke
no Klubu Vlast dvoru Co
lumbia, Kat. Lesnikd {. 1885.
Pohreb konati Sc bude Ultra Q
e. hod. ranni z domu smutku
K. 108O1 Union ave. do koste-
la P. Marie Lourdske a odtud
ma hrbitov Kalvarii. Zanecha-
IVA zde v zarmutku manze1ku,
syna, dceru a bratra Huga. K
cetnym projevIm soustrastl
mad skonem oblibeneho kraja-
ma pfipojujeme truchlicfm po-
zistalym i srdecnou 1cast nasi
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ODSOUZENY PODvODNY
RANKOyNf UREDNfK.

Byvaly asistent fiditele Y
Newburske pobocce The Gle
velalnd Trust Co. ma rohu Har-
ward a Broadway, G. p. Wilks
odsouzen byl vcera okresnim
soudcem M. Bernonem do ohio
ske statni trestnice ma dobu cd
jednoho do sedmi rokd. Zalo-
vany pfiznal, ze zpronevefil
$4,000, ac bylo dokaza1o. re
poskodil lstav o $66.682. O.
kresni zalobce ma doznanf toto
pfistoupil proto, ze neJvetsl
trest ma vellokradez mdze znl
ii ijen ma sedm rokl bez ohledu
ma to-, o jakou summu kradez
nejmensi obnos $4,000 prestu.
puje. ! /.
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MOVE "ZDVORILOSTI" ME-
Il. MAYOREM A CLENY
MESTSKE RADY.

Mayor odeprel podepsati
prijatou mestskou radou ordi-
nanci, die ktere melo byti po.
voleno $4,000 ma vylohy spoje.
ne vysetrovanfm, tykajicf sc
reformy mestske spravy We fol
mu mestskeho managera.
"Zda nekteTi meststi radni
podezrivaji, re je neco pochy-
beneho v zpIsobu jakym ridim
m6sto, tax jsou az zlocinn6 ne
dbali, proto ze vysledky nesle-
duji."
"Jest-li ze mestska rada pri-
jme znovu ordinance pres mo-
je veto, vystoupi nekterf po-
platnfci, ably zakrocili prot
mrhani penezy,' pravil mayor
Kohler a dostalo sc mu nasle-
down. odpovedi radniho Dam.
ma:
"Mizete rfci mayorovi, ze
pro nnne mIze jiti treba Ike
vsem certim."
Radnf a preds'eda mestskt
rady G. C. Townes, predseds
komise, vcera prohlasdl, Il
podnikne vse, ably zminena or
dinance pres mayorovo vett
byla ma pravidelnem zasedan
mestske rady cd pondelka zs
|tyden, poznovu pfijata.
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zAHADNY PAD AUTOMOBI
LU DO kEKY.

n. 81 r. #
v strazni vezi' drahy Big
Four u zap. II. ul. a St. Clair
AVE. hlidal Patrick Flan'ery,
|kdyz pry as v 9:15 vecer spa
till auto a "a kfatko ma to u
slysel mocne splouchnuti. V
mfstech onech vyda'uje St.
Clair ave. v dok, vybihajicf
do reky Cuyahogy. Pffpad o
znamil policif, ktera spolu >
pobrezni strait We vode patra-
la, ale niceho nenalezla. Hi
dac vsak tvrdi, ze v automobi-
|lu sedelo sest muzd. Ma jed
nom miste doku pax utrzen
/, byl kus zabradli, coz by udani
Flanertyho potvrzovalo. Sou
hlasne hlidacem vypovfdaji
jinf diva svedci. Jimych stop
do ptlnoci nalezeno nebylo.
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PRO PRESTOUPENf PROHI.
BICE ODSOUZENY "ZDRA-
VOTNf'' POLICAJT.


Smircf soudce v Bedfordu j.
A. Flick, odsoudil vcera cle-
velandskeho zdravotniho poll
cistu H. Taylora k pokute $500
III ktcreho nasli nahonGi Ii
gy suchych v garazi pri jeho
doqn6 petigallonovou nadobu
lihu a velke mnozstvi piva.
Zdravotnf komisar dr.. H. L.
lockwood, jenz jest nacelni-
KEN clevelandske zdravotni
policie pravil, zfe jeho odsou.
zeni mIze miti "a nasledek
propust6ni z mestskych sluzeb.
v poslednim pripade by ale
musel predchazeti vyslech
pred riditelem mestske dobro-
cinnosti Ralphem Perkinsem,
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ZOUFALA ST MAD CHATR
NYM ZDRAVfM.

Manzelka policejniho SER
zenta krajana Franka Rezace.
1856 vych. 55. ul., 37-leta pi.
Anna Kezaeova, byla po delsi
dobu trapena vyti'valou choro-
bou, coz il patrne vcera donna
10 k zoufalemu skutku. Kdyz
byla osamela po vypraveni dl-
tex do skoly, chopila Sc sluzeb
nfho revolveru manzela a jedi
rou ranou ucinila pomerne mia
demu zivotu konec. PAM Re-
zacova byla dcerou vsecbecne
znameho policejniho porucika
Jirile, jenz pred nekolika lety
zemrel nasledkem otravy krve,
pfi zraneni, utrpenem pfi vyko
'navanf tezke policejnf sluzby,
Tez tax tezkym zarmutkem
postizeny manzel, serzant Re-
zac jest synem zemreleho p
Franka Rezace, dlouholetehc
hostinskeho i znameho OBJ
chodnika v budove Svornostl
Katolicke ma Douse ul. Zalem
postizenym vyslovujeme mas
upffmnou soustrast.
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NOVA STOPA UPRCHLEHO
vRAHA WHITFIELDA.

Pfevoznf lodi mel pfiplouti
z Kanady do Sa'ult Ste Marie
v Michiganu. muz, o nemz Sc
immigracnf drady domnlvaji,
ze jest stfhany vrah cleveland
skeho policisty G1iffina, John
L. Whitfield, po nemz az do
sud policie marne byla patra-
la. Podobne We Flint, Mich,
jsou 1rady ma nohou a hledaji
muze, jehoz NELL spatriti diva
obcani ma nehoz by Sc hodil
popis zlocince, ktery prcha ze-
nj jako povestny ''vecny zid".
Podezrely spatren byl jedouci
v starem, znacne opotrebova-
mem automobile. Vse, CO bylo
zjist6no jest pouze okolnost, ze
podobny automobil spatTen byl
policii v Saginaw.
Immigracnf Inspector Char
les Mclean v 500, Ont, ida Sc
byti pfesvedcen, ze muz pre-
krocivsi hranice jest skutecne
Whitfield. Tyz byl ma hrani-
cfch zadrzen a propulsion kdyz
byl dokazal, ze jest obyvate-
lem Spojenych Stati a teprve,
kdyz byl jiz pryc, stala Sc jeho
podoba 1radIm napadna.
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z JEDNE VRAzDY OSVOBO-
ZEN, ZODPOvl Sc z VRAz-
DY DRUHE.

Petr Sokach byl osvobozen
cd zaloby vrazdy prvniho stup
ne, spachane ma pi. Anne Ra-
dicove dne 13. duIbna, kterouz
zastrelil, kdyz tato odmitla
pdjciti mu penize ma stavbu.
Obhajoba. tvrdila, re zalovany
Gin spachal pod vlivem liho-
vych napojd, kterych mu dal
v dome sam manzel usmrcene
zeny. lila Radio. Frank So
kach, bratr zalovaneho, jako
statni svedek vypravoval, ze
bratr jeho strelil Radicovou
jejiho muze, nacez Sc sam po-
kusil o sebevrazdu.
Osvobozeny Petr Sokach ne
byl vsak dosud okresnim SOU
dem propulsion, jelikoz okres-
nj zalobce 81 preje vyswetleni
pficin smrti Hi Radice, ktery
nasledkem poranenf zenu svoji
v smrti nasledoval. Bude-li do
kazano, .ze Radio zemrel kuli
Sokachovou, bude patrne ten
to souzen pro vrazdu 1druhou.
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Ze Sokolske Zupy
Severovyychodni.

, Zastupci Jednot cleve-
landskych, ktefi jsou We W.
boru pro zakoupeni fanny,
dostavte Sc ku porade v pa
tex, S. cervna v 8 h. vecer,
do telocvicny Sokola Czech
Havlicek ma Wendell Ave.
Dilezite jednani vyzadu-
je zastoupeni vsech Jednot.
Ma zdar!
Fr. Rebeka, mistostar.
Joza Havranek, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-15
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podp. SOC spolku pod zastitou
sv. Amy, zalozeny pfi osade
sv. Vaclava, kona sc treti me-
deli v cervnu, We til hodiny cd
poledne V osade P. Marie
Lourdske. Ma pofadku place
nj umrti ma zemrele sestry.
Dostavte Sc v plenm poetu.
Tez oznamujem cesko-kat. ze-
nam, ktera by Sc chtela k ma
semu spolku dati, ze prijima-
me clenky bez pffstupneho.
Vybor.