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The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
COMMUNICATIONS reveal THE USELESSNESS OF
ANTEKLAN ATTACK BY LEvANGS WEEKLY
Freely Express Their Opinions Indicate
the Trend of their Thoughts i'm Regards to X. K X.

advertising in this part of the hills
absolutely free of charge. Ola Le-
wang is happy now that he has some
thing to jump on with all fours. 1
am a farmer and subscribe for Le-
vang's Weekly, but don't like the po-
sition it's editor takes on so many
things. Don't think for a minute
that Levang's Weekly hurts the Klan
in the least. You should encourage
Levang in his work in behalf of the
Klan-believe me when 1 say that
Ola Levang is making friends for the
K. X. X. in his hotshots against the
organization.
Yours truly,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
-K-K-K-
AN OPEN LETTER TO OLA LE-
WANG
Lanesboro, MINI.

Lanesboro, MINI.
Dear Mr.. Levang:
You continuously 60 out of your
way to feature Klansmen as sneaks,
towards, spies, instigators Of hate,
etc. l have known you for many
years and am, therefore, in a position
to understand your various stands on
men, movements, policies, programs
and events. But l am troubled some
what lest outsiders get wrong i'm
preston of the people in Lanesboro
so I am taking this method of cor
rection. You know tas well as do
that you stand very nearly alone in
Lanesboro, so far as Protestants 60,
in your uncompromising attitude
toward the great Protestant move
ment. You have veistured a guess
that only twenty-five Lanesboro men
are members of the Ku Klux Klan.
l must smile as write when I COM
pare the actual membership with
your guess. 1t is, of course, none of
your business how many Protestants
in and near Lanesboro have seen the
light of the new and better day.
It would be foolish to- attempt ar
answer to your ridiculous, yes, alb
surd, accusations centered against
the X. X. X. Your mind is not open
to conviction on the Klan question.
So why should I argue the matter?
Anyway you are SO "sot on your
opinions" so far as the Ku Klux Klan
is concerned that ] see the useless
ness of attempting the impossible.
And on second thought why is it
necessary to dignity your opposition
by means of any controversy with
you? I am satisfied that you are do
ing the Klan a good turn through
your antagonistic prattle. Rave on,
old man, rave on. When the broad
sides of the united-kept press and
of oratorical whirlwinds
have failed completely to stop the
Klan, it is reasonable to expect no
injury from a peanut-wagon weekly.
You might as well attempt to kill
an elephant with a toothbrush as to
expect to destroy the Ku Klux Klan
with your publication.
Let it be known here and now that
very few Protestants are being turn
ed against the American Movement
by your "pop-offs." Don't let me.
however, discourage you IN your work
in behalf of those who grin a silly
smile when they read your, brain
products as printed in your weekly,
If Martin Luther were on earth to-
day and fighting for the great things
he believed in with a burning zeal
born of a mental awakening, would
expect to see Levang's Weekly de-
the Reformation movement.
That which you can't understand de-
serves your study before setting in
type erroneous conclusions coming as
a direct result of ignorance.
Yours truly,
An Old Friend.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
xxx
Lanesboro, MINI,

Lanesboro, Mimi.
Dear "Twilight" Orn:
Heard your lecture here last sum-
mer and enjoyed it very much. Your
words were good for all of us. Ola
Levang, however, has been slamming
the Klan ever since you were here.
We know why Ola Boola La La
Whang fights the Ku Klux (Klan. He
thinks about Sidney Anderson's job
and is trying to get it. Ha! Ha!
It's q joke-we must laugh.
Yours till the Cows Grow Feathers,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
-K-K-K---
Rushford, MINI.

Dear Editor:
Some of US have been reading Le-
vang's Weekly about the X. X. K.
and would like to join the order. We
want you to tell US who we can see
so that we can get on the inside. The
Klan is sure a good thing with Le-
wang fighting it. Levang was for
Preus when the Governor wanted to
be Senator-and that helped Magnus
Johnson win.
Yours for America,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25

w.
Preston, MINI.

Preston, MINI.
Dear Editor Orn:
l am sending you several copies
of "Levang's Weekly" You will note
the marked articles. Wow, but he
slambangs the Klan something fierce.
Issue after issue the Lanesboro
"Groucher" growls. l think Ola has
seven years. itch, and so can't help
Poor fellow.
Fraternally,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
Some Statements of Attorney for Vet:
erans Bureau Committee
Repudiated.
Education)
Mystery as to How Unauthorized
Report Was Given Out to
Newspapers.
bureau Publication and EducatiOn)

>WASd1NGION, -. C.-Senato1
David A. Reed, of Pennsylvania,
chairman of the special committee
which has been investigating the
veterans bureau, practically repudi-
ated parts of the report of General
Organ, the committees counsel. He
says no member of the committee
knew just how publicity was given
the report and that it was premature
and in many parts altogether wrong.
He declared before the Senate Tues
day that what was printed was taken
from first proofs which have been
substantially changed.
Senator Reed and his colleagues
on the committee deplore what they
characterized as a premature publ
cation. The committees report will
not be ready to lay before the Senate
for ten days and in the meantime the
Pennsylvania senator asked other
members of the Senate to withhold
judgement on what was put out by
the committees counsel. There is a
disagreement with General Organ
and the committee indicates that it
will approve only part of findings as
outlined by him. It is character
lied as unauthorized and deplorable.
In making his statement to the Sem
ate, Senator Reed said:
Without knowledge of Committee
81 desire to make a very brief
statement in regard to the publica-
tion in the newspapers of what ap-
pears to be the report of counsel to
the select committee which is exam
lining into the veterans bureau.
"The extracts from that so-called
report were printed without the
knowledge or consent of the COM
mittee of the Senate which is making
the investigation. What was printed
appears to be extracts from the first
proof received from the printer of
General Organs report and that has
been very extensively changed in
subsequent proofs.
Statement Not Authorized
General Organ has not taken up
the report with the committee, has
not submitted his report to the COM
mittee, has not yet consulted most
of the committee about it, and what
appeared in the newspapers is not in
any sense an approval or authorized
final statement from the committee
or from it's counsel.
II ask the Senate to pay no atten-
tion to the newspaper extracts that
have appeared. We hope to have our
final report, including that part of
counsePs report with which we
agree, ready for the Senate within
ten days. There are a great many
recommendations made by General
Organ with which we are in entire
agreement, and there are some with
which we do not agree. I ask the SEN
ate to reserve judgment on this SUBJ
ject until we can get in our report in
final FORM"
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
BISHOP'STAND CREATES
A STIR IN METHODIST
CHURCH
XXX
Joseph H. Berry of Asbury Park Dis
trict, Would Bar Klansmen
From Churches

Asbury Park, N. J.-Great sur
prise and considerable resentment
has been occasioned in many Method
ist homes of this community by the
public statement of Bishop Joseph F.
Berry, senior bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal church in New Jersey, in
which he said that members of the
Ku Klux Klan, as an organization.
should not be permitted in the
churches and that no money should
be accepted from them.
While tie opinion has not been
conveyed to the New Jersey confer
ence as an order, it is expected that
it will be presented in the near fu-
ture. Developments are certain to
follow this order and they are await
ed anxiously by members of the
church. The Klan is said to be strong
in the Methodist churches along the
seashore, and naturally there has
been resentment against the unwar-
ranted attack and attitude taken by
the bishop.
Cooperation Was Solicited
Methodist Episcopal clergymen in
this district have been cordial to the
organization, as there has been a pop
ular demand from members of their
congregations for a cooperative at
titude between the church and the
Kan. The Klan has been attending
many churches on the invitations of
ministers throughout the state.
Members of the church in this dis
trict are expecting the issue to be
brought up at the conference at At
lantic City in March.
It is difficult for members and pas
tors of the church to form any de-
fense for the stand taken by the
bishop. The prosperity of the con-
gregations since the advent of the
Klan has been unparalleled in the his
tory of Methodism in this district.
Church attendance has increased
while the spiritual atmosphere has
correspondingly healthy growth. The
Klan is looked on as being vital to
the. preservation of the church from
a national standpoint.
Hasty Decision
A Klansman of this community, in
a recent statement, said: at looks
as though members of the Ku Klux
Klan will have to build churches to
accommodate the 100000 Method
lists who are members of the organ
ization. I cannot understand why
the bishop has made such an unwar-
ranted attack, unless it is because he
has no information and is ignorant
Of the true principles for which the
Klan is striving. The organization
has been working for the churches
of this district. It is certain that if
we are not invited to attend the
Methodist Episcopal churches we will
go elsewhere as body. I believe
that Bishop Berry has made a hasty
decision and will regret it."
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25

Fountain, MINI

Fountain, MINI.
The Call of the North:
I have been wondering whether or
not you have been getting copies of
LIE Vang's Weekly Of Lanesboro. !
am sending you several copies to
make sure. Don't pay much atten-
ton to the anti-Klan stuff that LIE
Wang shoots. I have known the
Lanesboro editor for many years and
take whatever he writes with several
grains of salt. Personally I am glad
to see the editor of Lanesboro lined
up as an anti-Klanner. Mr.. LIE
Vang's support certainly would do the
X. X. X. very little good, if any.
A Future Kluxer.
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xxx

Lanesboro, Mimi.
Editor, The Call of the North,
St. Paul, MINI.
Dear Editor:
You hit the nail on the head when
you stated editorially that a strong
Klan organization is certain in the
Lanesboro community, now that Ola
Levang has come out against the KS.
Yours sincerely,
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xxx
Lanesboro, MINI.

- Lanesboro, MINI.
Dear Editor, The Call Of the North:
"Whimpers Weakly" of this town
continues hitting the Klu Kluxers
with reckless wildness. The Weak
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25

friends that that man will do like the
proverbial calf, hang himself with his
own rope, if he runs wild as at pres
ent.
" A Klansman.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
XXX
Preston, MINI.

Preston, MINI.
Dear Orn:
Just line to tell you that I am
asking only for one thing-a chance
to help vote Levang into oblivion. l
wish he would run for Congress or
poundmaster or something.
Yours always,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
Rushford, MINI.

RuShford, MINI.
Dear Mr.. Orn:
Just a line to let you know that
"Lie-Mint's Whispers" of Lanesboro
took whack at you. Copy under
separate cover.
Yours for the K. K. K.
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25

Lanesboro, MINI.
Dear Mr.. Orn: ,...ss.-
The Klan is getting a lot Of free
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xxx:
Lanesboro, MINI

Dear Orn:
We have rip-snorting editor down
here who is suffering from an over
heated belly. We have long read his
"piffie" much as one reads Life" or
Judge" We simply can't take Ola
seriously.
Yours truly,
The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1924-01-25
Rushford, MINI,
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor: zg.. ,s
. The people around here are think
ing that you ought to step on Lanes
boro Ola," but I have been telling my
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
OBcANSKE sKOLY BUDOU
OTEVRENY 81. BREZNA.

Vecerni skoly pro muze
zeny, kteri. mali jiz prvni OBJ
cansky list a kteri 81 pref do.
siti listu naturalisacniho, mo.
lou Sc pro zkousky pfipraviti
v obcanskych trfdach, v kite.
rych zapocne vyucovani v pom
deli dine 81. brezna.
V ceskych ctvrtich neb v O.
koli vyucovano bude v Broad
wayske knihovne (vzdy We ctvr
tek), We skole Mt. Pleasant
vych. 116. ul. a Union " pom
deliD, v Rice skole, vych. 116.
Buckeye Rd. " pondelD
Ma strane zapadni v Gilbert
skole, zap. So. ul. a Storer Ave
" pondeli), a pax V stare SOU
dnici v Citizens Bureau I've
stfedu a We ctvrtek), kde moz.
no obdrzeti vsechny dalsi in
formace. Vyucovani zapocne
.vzdy o z. hod. vec. a potrva
do 8. hod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
VRAH MANzELKY ODSOU-
ZEN MA DOzIVOTf.

37lety John Young zabil dne
16. bfezna svoji manzelku brit
YOU. Vcera $50 hod. dop.
byl pripad jeho, jako vrazda
drrheho stupne. odevzdan po-
rote aNiiz v Las hod. odp. byl
soudcem Turnbaughem z Cam
bridge ma zdejsim okresnfm
soude vypomahajicfm poslan
dozivotn9 do ohioske trestnice.
Byl to jeden z nejkratsich hr-
delnich procesi. Takto jest
cdsouzeny kriminalnim "pta-
kem' vibec. byl jiz jednou ma
dozivotf odsouzen, ale po IL
letech Sc mu podarilo uteci z
alabamske trestnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

ktere bude jednano o vypra-
covani souhlasneho planu fl
nancniho ma rok 1925. Konati
Sc bude uradovne okresniho
auditora Zangerla, kan Sc ma
dostaviti m6stsky manager
Hopkins, pokladnik skolni ra-
d. Gesell a okresni komisari
Zrlunt, Dittrick Goldenbo-
gen. Hlavnim 1celem bude Ii
shati pro skolske ucele vetSi
pSidel z odvedenych dani. Tez
bude jednano novem odhadu
mestskych nemovitych majet-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

su Seedhousovi, 19417. Felbir
rd., Rocky River. Kdo vsak ne
pfisel - byl pan zenich. Sva-
tebcane, dopaleni, kdoz by sc
tn divil, odesli 5 placici neve-
tou chramu. Matka rozlobe-
ma beztaktnosti nastavajiciho
Zete Zakazala dceruSce kazdy
styk takovym hrisnikem. Ale
mlade srdce nezna v otazkach
lasky zloby. Nevesta v ponde-
Ii z domu zmizela vcera "a
slala z Detroit telegram, ze
tentokrate Seedhouse dooprav-
dy ulovila. Zenich omlouva Ger
ny skutek re dine 3. ledna jis-
tou zalezitosti, ktera Sc ne
dala odloziti, ale matka jeho
nan prozradil:, re vlastne ten
krate celou svatbu zaspal. O.
bavame Sc, ze necnost tuto do
stane ma talifi" pri kazdem
sebemens,m domacim sporu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
KAJlCNY LUPIc.

Ia ned6lniho Gasneho rama
byla 81. Grace E. Hermanova,
6615 Lucene ave-, kdyz v prn-
vodu w. O. Maiera, 1896 Pc
nobscot ave., jela z jiste ta-
necnf zabavy. okradena O dia-
mantovy prsten "a popsaneho
nanii sensaGniho pfepadu. Wee
ra dopoledne kdyz odesla pc
SVEN zamestnani. prisla do je.
iiho bvtu zena. iez ieii matce
odevzdala maly baliGek. v ktt
rem pod sedminasobnym pa
p'rovtm obalem Sc zaleskl IL
kradeny prsten spolu s iehlic
uloupenou Maierovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
SVINDLEk A JEHO
ZMYLENA.

Do bytu 52lete pf. Charlotty
Baloghove, 1888 zap. 81. ul.,
dostavil Sc muz, jenz vypra-
vel, re " jistem obchodu ma
Euclid vyhrala fonograf. ze-
ma m6la jiste pochybnosti, ale
vstoupila do poulicni kary a
zajela do domu svoji dcery pi.
S. Szikulove, 1894 vych. "A.
ul., ktera il V pochybnostech
utvrdila. Proto Sc lined vrati-
la domG, prave kdyz Sc jeji
14leta dcera Gisela vracela ze
skoly. Vetrelec byl v dome.
Stara Sc postavila k oknu ja-
ko straz a divka sc oZbrojila
kladivem sla neohrozene do
sklepa. odkud nezvaneho no.
!, sta vypudila, ten prchal ok.
mem, ale dostal Sc z blata dc
louze, neb Baloghova jej ucho
pila Ia sluchy a volajic o po-
moe s MIN po nejakou dobu
zapasila. Nekteri sousedi pry
pfihlizeli, ale nikdo Jim ne.
pfispechal ku pomoci, a tax
Sc stale. re zlodej vyprosti
svoje uSi a utekl jen nekolil
minut pred dostavenim sc le
taci Skadrony re stanice nj
Althem ave. a zap. 25. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
OzELf UKRADENOU FORD
KU, JEN KDYz MU ZLODEJ
VRATf LISTINY.

George Roudebush, 2O19
vych. lis. ul.. vyjel 81 v autu,
move lesknouci Sc fordce "a
cbchodem. Pred cislem 2O61
Cornell rd. zastavil, vessel do
ynitf a vratil Sc as "a 10 mi
nut, jen ably Sc presvedcil, re
jeho auto wal rarach. "Zajis-
te Jest mi Ito ztraceneho stro
je. ale horst jest, re s fordkou
ukradena byla tobolka S veil
ce pro mne cennymi listinami,
ktere jsem mel s sebou witt
do Chicago. Byl bych rad. kdy
by pan zlod6j listiny vratil, tre
ba postou, ami bych Sc listono.
Sc niceho netazal." vyprav9l
dvoinasobnem maleru posta'
venf muz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
ZNOVUZRfZENf cESKEHO
NABYTKOVEHO OBCHODU.

Krajan M. F. Broz, feditel
nabytkafskeho a zelezarskeho
obchodu, 13918-2O Union ave-,
oznamuje znovuotevreni kramu
pc dokonalych opravach We
ctvrtek, patek a sobotu, Cd 27.
do 29. brezna. Usporada zvlast
nj prodej vsichni navstevnici
v tyto dny obdrzf pekny upo-
minkovy darek. Obchod byl "a
poslednf til tydny nejen pre-
stav6n, ale i znovu vyzdoben.
TAX ku prikladu mistnost, kde
Sc prodava nabytek do salonG,
byla nastennou dekoraci pri-
zpIsobena slohu vylozeneho
nabytku.
Pouha navsteva obchodu
vzbudi jist6 podiv kazdeho.
kdo smysl ma pro krasu a
vkus. Osvetlenf nastennymi
lampami .nemalo pfispiva k
zvyseni krasy cele vystavky.
Dale p. Broz oznamuje, 5e
roZmnozil znacne dosavadni
Zasoby nabytku, zelezarskeho
Zbozi j domaciho naradi VII
bee, tax re kazdy zakaznik
ma skute6ne velky roma
nifty vyber.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
NOVA LOUPEz KLENOTt.

CestujIci zlatnickym zbozim
S. Kresser z New Yorku, by
dlici v Statlerove hotelu, byl
vcera ma Woodland ave. a SIS.
ul. phi opoust6nf poulicni kary
oloupen tasku S klenoty v
Gene $4,000. Prepaden byl
dvema muzi, z nichz jeden sc
brasny zmocnil a prchal po 55.
ul., jak oloupeny ma policii wy
pravel. Popis lupici Kresserem
podany jest velice neurcity
tax ze policie. ac Sc ihned pu-
stila po stop6, pachatele dosud
neobjevila. III 1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
X zENSKEMU HNUTf VI
PROSPECT SVETOVEHO
MfRU.

V kvetnu 1923 nekolik Gle
velandskych zen spolu vse-
obecnymi zajmy zahajily mist
nj hnuti smerujici k znemozne
nj valek. Cd te DOLBY pfistupo-
valy stale jine zeny, az povstal
The Women's Council for the
Prevention of War.
Organisace ma svoii 1fadov
nu v budove The Cleveland
Discount, v pokoji {. SIS, kde
po celou dobu draduje vykon-
na tajemnice.
iOrganisace vysila recniky
do zenskych klubu v celem me
ste, ktefi zenam vysvetluji,
jake stanovisko jest zenam "a
ujmouti, pokud Sc tyce k afe-
ram jinych narodd celeho sve-
ta. Nedava prednost Svetove-
mu Soudu pied Ligou Narodu
neb zakonnostmi valky. Do
nniva Sc vsak, re zeny cele
zeme mOhou primeti muze Je
We Washingtonu zastupujici,
aby vyslechli jejich vazne mi
meme zadosti, ably Spojene Sta
ty zanechaly dosavadni politi-
ky isolacnf.
X tomuto ucelu zamysli cle-
velandske zeny usporadati vel
ky prdvod zen nedeli, IL.
kv6tna Mirovy pruvod. PreJi
81, ably dostavily Sc tytez zeny,
ktere pochodovaly V pruvo-
dech cerveneho Krize, do spo-
lecneho prIvodu miroveho.
Ably Sc tax stale, mely by Sc
dostaviti do privodu zeny
ruznych narodnosti, nez zajis-
tG zena ciziho puvodu poci-
t'uje prave tax dobre, ida ne
vice, ably valka v budoucnosti
vymizela. Zakon necht' zauj-
me jeji misto.
Vsechny zeny mesta jsou
zvany k slcastneni Sc tOhotO
pruvodu. Prihlasi Sc predsed-
ky zenskych organisaci pisem.
ne neb osobne v uradovne The
Women's Council for Preser
vation of War a pomohou nam
abych prdvod Sc stal velkyn
1spechem? Damske kluby, kite
re Sc jiz pfihlasily, jsou: Blu
stress Women's Club, Catholic
Collegiate, Christ Child Soci
ETY..
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,KO N K j RS
ma pfistavbu skoly J. A. Ko-
mensky v Mt. Pleasant,
ma vych. 131. ul.

P. T. kontraktofi jako: zed-
nicky, tesarsky, plumbafsky,
lat'kovacsky, elektrikafsky,
nateracsky, a t. d., ktefl By
chteli pocitat ma prislusnou
jejich praci, jsou zadani, by
Sc prihlasili o plany v IRA
dovne architekta p. Fir.
Hronka els. 1901 Kinsman
Rd., nejdele do /. dubna
1924, kazdy den cd 3 do z
hodin vecer.
Stavebni vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

Ma dnesni vseobecne schuzi
unie zamestnancu cleveland
skych poulicnich drah bude po
zadovan pri nejmenslm 25-
proc. pridavek k dosayadnlmu
platu, lepsi pracovni hodiny a
lepsi nahrady "a praci pres
cas-. Vyhov6ni vsem temto po-
zadavkum znamenalo by pro
spolecnost o $1,O0O.OO0 vetsl
vydani kazdym rokem. Platy
konduktera, ridicl motoru i
jinych vlakovnich zrizencu "a
rok 1923 dostoupily vyse
$4,61O.535.94.
President zfizenecke unie
William Polk prohlasil, ze
mzdy zrfzencG v Clevelande
musi byti aspon priblizne ta-
kove, jako Sc dostava zam6st-
nancnm tramwayi v mestech
jinych. Jinak arci neni hnuti
0 zvysenf platu pro Cleveland
xadnou novinkou, opakuje sc S
pfesnou pravidelnosti kazdym
rokem, vzdy prichodem jara.
Stanley, president spolecnos
ii, vcera pravil, re Jest pro to,
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HNuTi MEzI zRizERcI PouLlC. DRAM.
PozADUJt Is PRocENrN1 zvYsEN1 NEED.

aby move difference byly urov-
many arbitraci, misto tezkopad
nym a zdlouhavym vyjedna-
v;nim. Letosni problem bude
ale tezko k rozlusteni pro ne
uteseny finsncnf stav spoiled
nosti, pro vecny deficit vydani
ma provoz, pro okolnost, ze
die Taylerovy smlouvy nesmf
pfesahovati jizdne &c, ktere
vlastne platfme jiz dnes, take
vnitfni pomery v unii same a
take pro move hnuti smefujici
k vyvlastneni poulicnich drah
mestem Clevelandem vGbec.
Ia pom6ry tyto ovsem zri-
zenci nemohou a ma pozadav-
ky jejich sCtva to bdde miti
vlivu. Ia dnesnfch pom8rii- do
stava kondukter neb rfdic mo-
torn 55c "a hodinu v prvnfch
sesti mesicich sluzby, "a dalsi-
no pul'roku 58c a potom 6Oc,
Zvyseni patrne bude zniti ma
70 73 a 75c, coz by odpovida-
10 platnm " Detroit, Pittsbur-
gu. BostOnu a Chicapu.
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Dne 3. ledna stala nevesta,
19leta 81. Emile Rendslando-
va, 1866 zap. SO. ul., sc svateb
cany kat. kostele sv. Stepa-
ma, kde mela podati ruku k
spolecne pouti zivotem Charlie
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KONFERENCE PRO UPRA.
WI SKOLNfCH FINANCE.

M6ststi, okresni a skolni L.
fednici sejdou Sc v patek do
poledne k spolecne schIzi, ma