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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Ruhr Magnates
Make Demands
Ask Berlin for Authority to
Negotiate With Occupa-
ton Officials.

Berlin, Oct. e-Drastic demands
were made OF the German govern
ment today by the group Of Ruhr
who recently wers in consultation
with General Degoutte. the French
commander in chief at Dusseldorf.
Authority TO continue negotiations
with the occupation officials in the
Ruhr was one Of these demands.
Provision for longer working hours
for German workers. both in the
mines and above ground was another
The demands were handed TO the
government by Herr SHINES. He
asked an answer by noon today. A
meeting Of the cabinet took them
under consideration.
The industrials also demanded com
pensation for the coal confiscsted
since the beginning Of the Ruhr oc-
cupation and for the forcfbiy levied
coal tax; the abolition OF the coal tax
to Ruhr regions: a guarantees that
all Future deliveries OF reparation coal
be placed in their hands; preferential
treatment for the Ruhr in supplies
u i1N tadtct4dis ana Ioo1Sl01S.
The working hours underground, II
the industrialists' demands were
granted, would be sI-a hours and
above ground. 10 hours.
The industrialists also asked what
the governments attitude would be
toward the creation OF a railway com
pany in the occupied territory In
which the Rhinelsnd, France ana IN.
dustry would participate.
Brussels. Oct. s.-Belgian ofic,si
circles are optimistic over the s,tu.
ton in the Ruhr. Advices reschinx
the government show the resumption
OF work on daily increasing scale.
The Belgian officials in the valley de-
clare that l7e.eo0 worknen and other
railroad employees In the occupied ter.
ritory are ready 10 so hack TO their
Jobs as soon as Assurances are given
that the Berlin government viii guar.
antee the payment Of their wages and
authorize them to take the osth of
professional allegiance to the Fran.
eo-Belgian railroad management.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Pessimism in
U.S.. Is Overdone
Mellon Says Conditions Good
Everywhere-Avers Bonus
Bill Must Provide Funds.

Washington. Oct e-Secretary of
the Treasury Mellon indicated yester-
day the bonus bill certain TO be intro
duced in the next congress. must also
provide the means for raising the re-
quired money. to secure his approval.
This was brought out in a review OF
the financial situation in which these
points were stressed.
ID That Wall street II overriding
pessimism: l2) there are good condi-
tions everywhere in the United States;
t0 there IL undue apprehension about
the situation in Europe; ~ there is
unwarranted anxiety about railroad
legislation and the strength so-called
radicals viii sway in congress.
This element of uncertainty, II was
learned, already has been studied by
the cabinet and the administration
policies are being shaped 10 meet the
situation.
Secretary Mellon believes. 1T II
stated, that the soldiers bonus meas
ure should be accompanied BY some
acceptable plan OF taxation to raise
the required revenue. This, Il was
explained. must be method that will
not interfere with the present hope
OF reducing the taxes that are con-
sidered confiscatory OF the higher in
comes. The savings now being Of
fected. amounting to hundreds Of mil
lions. It was added. had been intended
to apply to reduction OF taxation and
not for additional expenditure.
1t is this general atmosphere of un-
certainty that IL responsible for what
the secretary considers unwarranted
pessimism in business circles.
The bonus. too. is a factor in this,
It was pointed out, but az soon as a
definite policy is outlined and business
knows what to expect. this will be
offset
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Col. Majors Chuckles
Over Removal Failure

Lincoln, Oct. e.-Col. Tom Majors
simply chuckled today when asked
to comment on a charge brought
against him in a petition for his re-
moval from the normal board. which
stated that he was in his dofage.
Although the colonel had nothing TO
say regarding the action OF the nor
NAL board, which yesterday declared
unwarranted the charges brought
against him. he did state that moth
ing had pleased him so much In some
time as did the finding OF the names
of the Howe family on a petition
supporting hinp
Years ago he and the Howes were
constantly at loggerheads on political
issues. their antagonism being almost
on a par with the celebrated quar-
rels between the late J. Sterling Nor
ton and W. J. Bryan. To find them
together on an issue was a great
treat. Colonel Majors said.
He came to the state house 10 ask
the attorney generals office TO rep.
resent the normal board in its suit
with J. Lawrence Eason.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
New Car Is Stolen While
Owner Is Attending Church

Pawnee City. Neh. oct. s-Gicnn
parli's new car was stolen from in
front of the Baptist curch In this
city while he was in the church at.
tending a young peoples meeting He
had locked the doors of the machine
and also the transmission. hut the
thieves were successful In driving IL
away. lie had only purchased 1t
about week sgo and carried no
insurance ~ y
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Nebraska Dealers Handle
Kansas Bread >at Own Risk

Lincoln, oct. 9.-The department
of agriculture has learned that the
Royal Bakery Of Topeka. which sells
bread to Nebraska retailers, has no
intention of baking loaves to con
form with the Nebraska standard
bread law, and maintains that II Is
up to the retailer to do as he sees
tit with their bread.
As result. department OF agri-
culture agents along the Kansas state
line have been notified to make II
clear to retailers that tho respons'-
biity is theirs II they fail to com
ply with the requirements Of the law.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Portland. Ore. Asks
Abo.u Den Show

An inquiry from the Portland Real
ty Board OF Portland. Ore, about how
the Ak Sar Ben den shows are or
ganized and financed was received
Tuesday morning by Charles Gardner,
secretary OF AkSar.Ben.
Portland said the letter. is plan
ming 20 start a society OF the order
of the Knights OF Sar.Ren. The
members Of the real estate board re
called being cleverly entertained In
omaha Mt tho den show and wanted
to know how II rs done.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Governor Bryan to Make
Trip to State Fisheries

Lincoln, Oct. Ex-Governor Bryan
will leave here tomorroy morning for
Valentine for an inspection Of the
state fisheries. He will travel In the
fish car, and n part Of the day will
be devoted To the inspection of sur.
rounding country 10 see II part OF
the money appropriated by the legis
lature for the purchase Of lakes
should be spent there.
when II was intimated that lit.
tie shooting might be included in the
plans, the governor said he had been
warned 10 carry a gun, as II Is re
ported that the prairie chickens are
very bad up there
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
More Money for Beet Crop.

Denver. Oct. 9-suear beet farmers
in areas covered by the Great West.
ern sugar company VIII be enriched
about 81 ooo, o00 a. the result OF n de-
eision announced here yesterday by
the company 10 pay additional money
TO producers for heets delivered las,
year.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Governor Designates
Oct. II as Columbus Dav

Lincoln. Oct. s.-Governor BRYAN
today issued a proclamation making
October Il legal holiday. when
Columbus day viii be celebrated.
He praised the action OF the leSiS.
lature in setting aside a day. TO Gel.
citrate the history Of the discoverer
OF America and said:
The day is important 10 all Of us.
TO Keep in mind the great deeds %
those who have preceded us Is one OF
the cardinal virtues Of mankind
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Ships Sailing Delayed 20
Minutes Over Baby Buggy

New York. Oct. 9.-pepartnre Of
the steamship Mauretania was de.
layed 90 minutes today on account Of
a bahy's peramhulator. The carriage.
property OF young John Kirchenstein.
ir.. who is en- route TO London with
his parents. arrived at the dock after
tho vessel had started.
Johns mother stamped her foot and
insisted he could not see London
without IL. so the giant steamship
waited while obhging sailors hoisted
the vehicle TO the deck
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Over 100 Houses Entered
at Pawnee County Fair

Pawnee city. Neb.. oct. a.-More
than 100 horses were entered In the
races held at the Pawnee County fair
here. This is said by horsemen to
be the largest number OF horses Mt
any county fair in the state this
year The purses totaled $4,000 The
track was about five seconds slower
than normally because Of rain. In
spite Of this. the best record was
al2
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
New Waterway
Would Aid West
St. Lawrence Project Would
Boost Nebrask a Wheat
Price, Promoter Says.

nThs price of wheat to Nebraska
faimers would jump 10 cents over
night on completion Of the Great
I,akes.St. Lawrence Tidewater asso-
ciation project for bringing ocean
going vessels inland to Duluth and
Chicago declared Charles p. Craig,
vice president at large and execu-
tive director of the association.
rAIr. Craig, who was i'm Omaha yes
terday., arrives at this conclusion In
the following manner:
"The st. Lawrence river controls
the lakes. Through June and July
the rate on grain by water from
Duluth and Chicago to Montral, a dis
tance of 400 miles. was IL cents,
as compared to 8 Ia cents from Buf.
falo to New York by rail. a distance
of some 400 miles.
with the heavier movement OF
grain the rate has advanced to II
and IA cents by water from Duluth
and Chicago to Montreal. OF this
rate only . or cents is charged
to haul the grain to Lake Erie points.
The remaining II or IL cents charge
is due to the haul through the old,
out-of-date canals of the st. Law
renee. Hence the difference Of 10
cents in the rate and in the price of
grain"
To show how much cheaper is
grain hauling by water than by rail,
Mr.. Craig calls attention to the fact
that the cost by water from Montreal
to Liverpool, distance Of $500 miles,
is only IL cents.
The next move in the st. Lawrence
project rests with Canada, Mr.. Craig
explained. And in the meantime, the
controversy over the project has be.
come somewhat of a battle between
New York City, (which fears to lose
q part Of its export grain business
and the Western states. which will
be greatly benefited by the project.
Mr.. Craig finds great encourage
.ment in the action of majority OF
~ New England states in favoring
the project. He believes that Presi-
dent Coolidge, a New England, will
sympathize with the desire to com.
pIete the deep water route to the
heart Of the country. He also scoffs
at the latest proposal of New York
City to deepen the Hudson river and
thus make Albany a port for sea.
going ships, declaring such an ar
rangement would be a poor substi
tute for the proposed st. Lawrence
waterway project.
Harding Aided Project.
"The late President Harding invited
Canada to Join in a joint meeting of
representatives of this country and
Canada to determine means Of making
the proposed waterway reality
Since then the government OF Canada
has changed and 1t is at present dom
mated by Quebec. Of which province
Montreal is the principal city.
Montreal fears it will lose it's posi-
tion as port with ships passing II
and going on inland, and consequently
the Canadian government has It's
hands tied at present. The province
of Onatrio and the western provinces
are strong for the project, however
and IL is only matter of time until
the Canadian government viii take
part in the conference. As II is, ths
Canadian government has not turned
down the invitation to meet with the
United States.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Henry III. Markham Dies.
by international News serv

Pasadena. Cal, oct. 9.-Henry Har-
rison Markham. former governor Oh
California and former congressman
<,red shortly before noon today at his
home here.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
The Weather

fer "a hours ending + m ostener .
Temperature.
mal..SN
Total excess since january l. "a
Relative Humidity. rcrcentaxe
=. ~. 4, Notn. kf. 4 na IS
Precipitation, lnchs~ and Nansfrrtiths
Total Total since January /. sstts
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10
Signs Cuban Rail Bill.

Havana, Cuba, Oct 9.-Presldent
zayas today signed the Tarafa port
and railroad bill.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-10-10

Hourly rcn.nernture.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

Ceska sypkovina, zvlast. yd 27c
Muzske pracovni kosile, pravid. hod.
$1.O0, pdjdou pc ......... CSC
Damske Camford. oxfordky, pravid.
ceny $3.50 par pdjdpa po $1.39
Damske zvlaste velk.: zastely. prav.
hod. $1.25, pIjdcu pc -. S5t
Importovana cervena cejchovina,
prav. hod. yd 75c pujde DO .45c
Mensi lot damskych kozenych pa
tentnich satenovych strevicu,
zvlastnost par jen pc ;. $1.95
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
POHRBENI v TROSKACH
LESENf.

Pod v6zovitym leseni ma
stavbe klastera sv. Frantiska
354O Rocky River rd. s. w.
pracovali William Kilsey, 38.
lety, 3111 vych. 90. ul. a So
lety Fred Pettiiohn, 9814 Ma
rietta ave. N. W., kdyz vcera
k veceru Sc dostavivsi vitr le-
Semi rozboril a oba muze ten
skach pohfbil.' Oba byli sice
vydobiti, ale v iplnem bezve-
domi dopraveni do nemocn;ce
sv. Jana, kde lekari o jejich
uzda.avenf pochybuji.
Znacny vcerejsf vichr zpG-
scbil dosti skod, tax ma East
bouievardu u Steaans ave. str.
hal vedeni o vysok6m napjeti
pro pohon poulicnfch kar. K
stfezeni spadlych drati privo-
lana byla policie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
~y'vFT'

rotu vysvetluje, ze V padu
kdyby porota uznala, ze Grif-
fin byl zabit kuli z vlastniho
revolveru, vypalene We chvlli,
kdy sc obzalovany sa1azil ruku
straznikovu nan mfrici, odau-
nouti, znamenaio by to nevin-
nu obzalovaneho.
Uznate-li re vsech dGkazI,
ze Griffin byl zabit jen nahod-
nc, bude zalovany sprosten VI
ny.
Uznate-li, re obzalovany We
strachu vlastni zivot uchopil
ohrozujicf jei revolver straz-
n!knv, z nehoz vysla pozdeji
rama, znamenalo by to tez ne
vinu a dokud nenabudete pl-
neho pfesvedceni, ze zalovany
nezakonne "a 1myslne zabil
straznika Griffina, pax uzna-
te tentokrate Whitfielda ne
vinnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
BYV. PRESIDENT THE Gle.
VELAND DISCOUNT CO.
SPROSTEN v CALIFOR-
MI OBzALOBY.

Josiah Kirby, byvaly presi-
dent padle The Cleveland Dis
count Co. a jeho bratr Carroll
w. Kirby, nekdejsi zastupce
tato spolecnosti v Kalifornii,
hyli vcera soudem v Los Ange-
les sprosteni obzaloby, die KITE
re Sc nell dopustiti podvodn
pri prodeji akcii skltachovane-
no financniho ustavu.
J. Kirby byl zatcen pred ne
kolika m6sici prave We chvili,
kdy Sc chystal odjeti do Cleve-
landu. Obzalovaneho lhaJil
bvvaly apelacni soudce Meals
z Clevelandu osvobozujici
rozsudek vynesl nejvyssi soud-
&c Russ Avery, an;z by pozado
val, ably obhajce dokazal ne
vinnu sveho klienta polozkami
z cbchodnich knih cleveland
skeho lstavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
e2. OBE'f TRAFIcNfcH
NESTESTf.

V glenvillske nemocnici ze-
mfel vcera k veceru l8-lety
Richard Erie, 1928 St. Clair
ave-, jenz byl prejet autotruc-
KEN. kdyz Sc projizdel ma ko-
!a pred svym obydlim. Mladik
Jest letosnim 80. mrtvym, pri-
slym o zivot "a dopravnicih ne
had v celem okresu.
Ma vych. 9. ul. zavinil, die
policejniho raportu vcera 81
lety Edw. Grove hned dve
srazky najednou. Ones Sc ma
M munic;palnfm soude zodpo-
vldati z neopatrne jizdy. Stra-
zn!k John Naiberling prona-
s;edoval Crovea po vych. 8. nl.
Cd Euclid az po Central ave.
pro jisty traficni prestupek.
Ma dteku porazil Grove VIZ $
.konem, traficni signal a kone-
enc vrazil do trucku nalozene-
no melouny, kteraz srazka "a
vim la jeho zatceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

jim prodala akcie spoleeDosti
v nichz tito byli zam6stnani
Toto pry, die nahredu anglic-
kych obchodnikd smeruje ku
zmcnseni pracovni vykonnosti.
V Anglii same Sc pom6ry
lepsi, jak ma poll obchodnim,
tax i prdmyslovem a rck le-
tosni nevykazuie jiz tolik ne
zamestnanych. Zdaneni jsou
znacneji jen ii, kdoz skutec-
ne mohou platiti, kdezto clo-
vek mensi, jehoz pfijmy ne
pi'csahuji rocne $4,000 zatizen
jest celkem nepatrne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
zALOBCE CASSIDY POzA-
DUE PRO WHITFIELDA
TREST SMRTI.
Pokyny soudce Phillipse
porote.

"Kdyby duch Demise Grit
fina ob6ti chladnokrevne a
brutalni vrazdy vstoupiti mel
do teto soudni sine, ukazal by
usvedcujicim prstem ma Johna
L. Whitfielda pravil by po-
rcte: 'Bud'te tax milosrdni =
niko-liv tax nemilosrdni iak Oc
byl ke mne. Dejte mu sprave-
dlnost, jakou zasluhuje Ia me
zastfeleni pohrbeni - kdyz
menu zivotu ucinil tax pred
casny konec'."
Temito tezkymi slovy obza-
loby zakoncil obzalovaci rec
asistent okresniho navladniho
Cassidy, ukazuje prstem ma
obzalovaneho, jehoz naval
vrahem a nestoudnym lhafem
jeho sv6dectvi, "jak zabit
byl straznik Griffin, pfevra-
cenym posetilym. Ia reel
zalobce pozvedl ruku s revoi
, verem, jimz vrazda mela byti
spachana, jako by hrozil Ia
lovanemu v oblicej, tyz vsak,
, a6 jinak bled, zustal bez patr-
neho pohnuti.
Cassidy uvad6l jeden ddvod
obzaloby "a druhym a vyvra-
eel obojetne sv6decke vypove-
di Whitfielda, Zejmena pokud
Sc tyce svedka Petra Milana,
,neb Petra Belonga, jenz mel
die obzalovaneho mrtvolu
Griffinovu zahrabati sam, &C
svedek jest die pfeN6dceni
Cassidyho osoboH jen smysle-
nou. Pred Zaverecnou feci "a
lobcovou byl dopoledne doda-
tefne obzalovany podroben
krizovemu vyslechu lokresnim
zalobcem Stantonem, za KITE
rGho tvrdil Whitfield op6tne,
re ma farme pi. Cermakove ma
Pettibone rd.. kde mrtvola
Griffifnova byla nalezena, nj
kdv nebyl.
Soudce v pokynech pro po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
PRlPRAVY CLEVELANDU K UCTENl
PAMATKY ZESNULEHO PRESIDENTA.
v PATEK, MA DUkAZ SMUTkU, u
TUCFNE CINNOST OBCHODNi
A UREDNi
PoUr X PoHkBU HARDlNcovU DO MARION O.

Podobne jake jina mesta
VIDA i Cleveland den patec-
niho pohrbu presidenta Hard
inga hold pamatce velkeho
statniho, prislusnfka. Pohrbu
v Marion s1castni Sc tisice Gle
veland'anG, kdezto jine tisice
vzpominati budou donna v
chramech rdzneho vyznani.
Obchody, cd nejmensiho az
po nejrozsahlejsi zustanou
snad po cely den neb snad po
jistou cast patku uzavreny,
banky Zanechaji obchodovani
v poledne take v ustavech a
ufadech verejnych umlkne We
$kera cinnost. Draha Big
Four vypravi k patecnim po-
hrebnim obradum Clevelan-
sdu do Marion zvlaStni vlak, je-
hoz cas- odjezdu a pfichodu O.
znamen bude pozd9ji. Cleve-
landsky Autoclub pax zahrno-
van jest dotazy ma smer cesty
k pohrebnimu mistu. Ultra
vypraven bude v osm hodip ra
NO jiny zvlastni vlak jizdne
Getty, jejiz povinnosti bude two
riti cestnou straz ma posledni
ceste zemreleho prvniho ired-
nika Zeme.
Smutecni proklamace mesta
vydana bude dnes lradujicim
mayorem j F. Malinem, mari.
zuje Sc v nj venovani patecni|
vzpominky velkemu mrtvemu,
v cemz vlastne mesto predesly
kruhy obcanske. Mestska W.
Eva jest vlastne obdobnou one,
kterou pro cele Soustati vydal
novy president Calvin Coo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
NEPRAVDIyE ZPRAVY o
SMRTI ri. HARDINCOVE.

Zprava z dosud nevysetre.
neho pramene, ze pani Hard.
ingova zemrela We vlaku, We.
Zoucim pozdstatky jejiho man
zela, rozsirila Sc vcera bezpod
statn6 po cele zemi az dc
Washingtonu a take do Cleve.
landu. Zdejsl listy byly zahr-
novany telefonickymi dotazy
a nektefi tazatele oznamovali
ze zprava jich dosla radiotele
grafii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
AMERIkU PRY CEKA OPET
NE DEPRESE.

Nejpredn6jsi obchodnici An.
glie predpovidaji Spojenym
Statum v nejblizsi dobe nah.y
pickles. dnesni obchodni a pru.
myslove prosperity, iak onla-
suje Rockefellerdv lekar dr.
Fl. F. Biggard, jenz Sc pravd
vratil re sedmitydemi cesty
po Anglii a Skotsku.
DR.. Biggar, iehoz IRA dovna
Sc nachazi v Ball budove ma
Euclid ave., vypravi, ze pred
pokladv, pro Spojene Staty
tax nevesele Sc zakladaji ma
trech hlavnich bodech.
Pfedne Sc pry americti OBJ.
chodnici, zlakani dobrou pro-
speritou, zasobili pril;sne zbo-
zim, ktere jim vsak nebude
mozno odprodati.
Ia druhe bylo ukladani ka.
p;tala do vefejnych a 1rednich
budov prilis velke, phi draiho-
t.a prace a materialu a ze Sc
tyto budovy vesmes nevyplace-
il.
Ia tfeti pry Amerika ucini-
la chybu, ze 'udelala kap;tali-
stv re svych d6lnikI". tim ze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

Hdge. Ocekava Sc pouze sta
noveni urcite hodiny pohrbu,
kterouz urciti ma pi. Hardin .
gova. Pozdejsi zpravy ozna-
movaly, re pohreb konan bude
o 3. hodine odpoledni.
Ma radnici nebude uradova-
no po cely den a podobne ma
ridili i okresni komisafi uza-
vreni soudnice. Podobne III
stanou Zavfeny vSechny Skoly
letni die vcerejsiho usneseni
Skolni rady, jez ma schulz We
novala HardingOvi posmrtnou
vzpominku spolu rozhodnu-
tim, ably jedna z prave dcsta-
vovanych skol nesla jeho jme-
no. Podobny navrh podan byl
jiz jednou, ale nebyl piiiat z
duvodu. re neni pffpustno da-
!vati Skolam jmena osob dosud
ziiicfch.
Pikniky vychazky pIvod-
ne urcene ma patek, bvly hro-
madne odfeknuty. Ucast ma
narodnim smutku Jest tax vse-
obecna. re predseda Sdruze-
nj podomnich obchodnikG CHI.
Siegle vydal prohlaseni, die
ktereho mali clenove povazo-
vati pristi patek "a den. sva-
teGni. V Lakewood zavreny
budou obchody patek, ale
zGstanou otevfeny Ultra We
stTedu, v den. kdy obyceine
mali obchody prazdniny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

z Tatranske Lomnice posi-
Ia nam pohled ma Gerlachov-
sky stit pozdravem ma Sv6t 2
ohruh jeho pfatel, p. Karel
Bernreiter choti. Draaha
zdravice psana jest Bohumi-
ne, kde vlastni nadrazni re-
stauraci byvaly Cleveland'an
4 legionaf p. F. Sekmiller, jenz
spolu manzelkou pr;pojuie
tez pozdrav .jejich. "a laska-
Won vZpominku mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

wB Kazdemu je tfeba OD-
DECHU: pouze Gcinna rekla-
ma We "SVETU" pracuje bez
Gnavy.
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SOKOL

0OhOL
NOV A VLAST
z dGlezzitych prfilcin
schize, ktera Sc me-
Ia konati prish ne
deli, bude Sc konati
jjiz prfis6 stfedu 8.
srpna v 8 hod. vecer.
Ma zdar!
starost1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

Muzske kosile do prace, zvlaste vel,
ke, 1870, zvlastnost po !. sec
Detske obleky, sotys a organdin, "a
skutecne mike. ceny.
Amoskeag sotys, prav. hod. 29c, pG-
jde jen po .i.,..... /. ..5.. 10c
Muzska atlet trika union prav. ceny
75c, pujdou pc :. -43c
Muzska union trika, prav. hod. $1.OO
pujdou pc CSC
Nuke svatecni kosile, pravid. hod.
$1.75, pujdou jen po ..... CSC
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26

podido continuar en- q Campamento,
debidb a haBerse .enfermado desde el
primer dfa, ataeado de appendicitis, te-
niendo que haber sido trasladado al
Hospital Militar donde actualmente
Sc eneuentra,
La banda del regimiento 65 de In
fantcrfa, dirigida muy habilmente por
Iel professor Luis Miranda, ameniz6 el
acto, ejecutando todo 10 mas selecto
de su extenso repertoire.
En- el Gampamento Sc hacen elogios
muy mercedes del Captain Pedro j.
Bras, por su correcto y sano modo
de proceder.
Ell Corollel Ross del Regimiento 81
de Infanterfa, esta tambien muy bien
impresionado del resultado del Campa-
mento de 5oficiales de la Reserva