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The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Safe Plan to Prune All
Fruit Trees in Winter

A safe time to prune all plants. es-
pecially fruit trees, is in winter when
life is dormant. Complete the work
before the sap starts In spring. Finish
pruning before applying dormant spray.
Experienced fruit growers avoid too
much or too little pruning. They
leave ut least three or four times as
many fruit spurs as they expect to
bear, so as to allow for irregular fruit
Ing No two trees or varieties will
take quite the same pruning. The
problem Is different with young trees
than with old. Ii all the fruit spurs
are left on when the tree is young. the
fruit wood extends further out on the
main limbs where 1t Is less easily
thinned. sprayed or cropped. Evident.
ly the Baldwin tree was thus neglected
In Its youth, while the Northern Spy
was well pruned when young.
In pruning apple. peach or pear. first
cut out suckers. Remove the less i'm
portant limbs that have a tendency to
keep closed the head Of the tree and
to exclude sun and air. For the
growth of large. luscious and highly
colored fruit. sunshine Is all-lmportant
Fungus pests. are fostered where foil
age excludes sun. Cover with good
oil paint the surface where large limbs
are cut OF, to exclude air and prevent
decay. Be careful not to let the pain'
cover the surrounding bark as it vii
Kill the bark. preventing new growtL
over wound.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Growers Like Oiled
Wrapper for Apples
Use Is Suggested as Result
of Thorough Trials.

prepared by the United States Departmen,
OF Agriculture)
ne use OF oiled-paper wrappers for
preventing apple scald is finding in
creased favor among growers, par
ticularly in the Northwest, SAYS the
United States Department of AgricuI-
ture. Approximately 15,0OOOOO boxes
OF apples were wrapped for storage
last fall, whereas in 1922 there were
about 100000 boxes so treated. The
practice of using oiled paper for wrap
pers is suggested by the department
as result of a number of years of
trials with various methods for pre-
venting the appearance of the disease
IN storage apples and apples in transit,
which annually causes great loss to
dealers, buyers and shippers, and ul-
Innate disappointment to consumers.
Where in the past 1t has been Gus
tomary to wrap the apples in ordinary
paper, as is done with the western
crop, the use of oiled paper does not
entail any additional effort or trouble
and adds but two cents TO the cost of
each box. Apples wrapped in oiled pa
per of the proper kind come through
the winter In excellent condition and
nave been received with special favor
on the market. especially during the
latter part of the season. In May,
1873, oiled wrapper apples were sell
ing on the New York. auction for
81 more per box than similar ap-
pies in unoiled wrappers. Eastern
producers who barrel their apples have
not made any great use of the new
practice because of the impracticabil.
ity of wrapping apples for barrelinG
This discovery and practice make it
possible to ship apples long distances
after storage as well as before stOr-
age with little or no loss from Scald,
and enables growers and dealers to OBJ
tain a wider distribution Of their prod
uct and to safely withhold part of it
from the market till the peak of the
apple season is past. 1t reduces the
perishablity of the crop and makes
for more orderly distribution of the
supply and Il better market.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Cause of Losses
to Pea Gamers
Seed of Right Variety Is
One of Most Important
Considerations.

prepared by the United State. pepartnen,
of Agriculturs)
ohe OF the most important consid-
erations in the commercial growing
OF peas for canning is seed of the
right variety. as few plants of the
wrong klnd may ruin the entire pack,
says the United States Department of
Agriculture. The Alaska variety, which
is the basis OF very large percentage
or the acreage used for canning DUR
poses, must be kept reasonably pure
II the crop Is to be grown at a profit,
and no matter how good the seed is
otherwise, II there is a small per
centage Of peas known as Bangalias,
the crop will he undesirable for can
ming because Of the discoloration pro-
duced by this variety.
Test Samples OF Seed.
During the past two years the de
partment has collected samples of
seed of canning peas on the open mar
ket and grown them side by side In
trial grounds; some surprising facts
regarding the quality of the seed have
been brought out. In 1923 the growing
tests of Alaska peas comprised 2l9
samples, and of these II proved to be
true to name with no off-type plants.
Sixteen samples were off-type only in
the slightly greater length of vine,
while the production and character of
the pods would admit them for can
ming purposes 67 samples showed less
than 10 plants per rod of row Of off
type peas and vines OF the remainder
there were 81 samples which showed
from 10 to - plants per rod having
long vines not characteristic of the
Alaska variety. The samples which
had more than % plants per rod of
long vines numbered 30, while 30
samples were either not Alaskas or
We're so-called wild Alaskas" or field
peas, OF all the 219 samples, 4.G per
cent were high-grade Alaskas, "A per
cent showed only orf-type vines. and
| 81 per cent had less than 10 plants
| per rod off-typc in character. Of these
samples, % could be used for canning
| purposes, but 12J were such decided
| departures that they could not be sue
cessfuly handled in commercial plant,
ings.
Results of 1923 Tests.
The results of the tests in 1929
parallcled those of 1922 and it is be-
lieved these tests give good index
OF the character of the seed being
offered to the trade by many seeds
men. The requirements of the com
mercla growers are very much more
exactlng than those Of the market
gardener or home gardener. The
planting OF extensive acreages of
spurious or off-type Alaska peas has
resulted In great losses in the eastern
part OF the canning area. In some
cases the pack has been absolutely
ruined by the presence of small per
centage Of Bangallas, which discolor
the LIQUID In the cans.
The only insurance against such
losses Is high-grade seed true te
varietal type.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

NsNe!w,'',:s1 N!e!,,'',: s1a
NEGLECTED ORCHARD
NOT HARD TO RENEW

Demonstrations with old. neglected
orchards In western North Carolinn
made by the division of hortIculture
have shown that these properties can
be renewed and be made to pay n
good return. ii. X. Nlswonger. exten-
sion horticulturist, working In this
section finds that many home orchard,
are rapidly disappearing while Others
planted for commercial purposes have
so deteriorated that they hardly bear
enough fruit for the family table.
Many or these orchards cease to bear
fruit because of n lack of soil fertility.
while others often bloom but the fruit
falls before ripening because of in
sects and diseases.
demonstration made on the farm
OF w. w. Walker in Henderson county.
SHOWS good margin OF profit for the
work done In his orchard. Thirty-five
trees about twenty years Of age made
up of the Winesap, Stark, Ben Davis
and Gravesteln varieties were used In
this demonstration. The orchard had
received some attention In the past,
had been sprayed several times, but
the other phases of orchard manage
ment had been neglected.
Last winter complete program of
orchard management was put on in
this orchard. The trees were pruned
sprayed, and fertilized according to
the methods advocated by the horti-
cultural workers. The sod was plowed
under and a dust mulch provided until
early summer when the ground was
sowed to soybeans. these turned under
In the fall and the land put back to n
winter cover of rye.
Three trees of the 50 were used as
checks and We're not treated. From
them only one-hnlf of peck of Gull
apples was received, while the re-
naming 80 trees produced 175 bushels
Of good marketable fruit that sold for
an average of $3.50 per tushel at the
orchard.
The financial record shows that the
cost of the work was $40; the return
from the apples was $I37.jO. leaving
net return to the owner of S392. 80
as payment for his attention Had he
not cared for these trees he would
have made nothing, as shown by the
three check trees.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Linseed Meal and Corn
a Good Protein Mixture

Some sheep feeders have been re-
porting excellent results from feeding
n quarter of a pound of linseed meal a
day to lambs in the cornfield. Losses
have been small and gains very salts
factory so far as they could be esti-
mated. Similar reports have been
made by others feeding lambs in the
dry lot, though not under circum-
stances that allow fair comparison.
Some who have tried linseed meal
feeding in the field have reported diff.
Guilty in getting the lambs to take 1t.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Pneumonia or Flu Must
Be Avoided Among Hogs

Very little Of any value in the way
uf medical treatment can be done for
hogs suffering from flu, outside Of reg
ulating the feed. AS soon as this dis
ease appears reduce the supply Of corn
and feed largely on slop made of
ground oats, middlings, wheat bran
and about per cent Of oil meal. 1t
is also good plan to give dose or
two Of glauber salts at the rate of
two heaping tablespoonfuls per 100
pounds live weight. Give this In slop.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Serviceable Floor for
New House for Poultry

Here's a way to make dry ana
sorv,ceable floor for that new poultry
house Use four inches of good grade
c,nders covered with two layers OF tar
aaner and three inches of cement on
ron The clnders should not give any
trouhle from dlslntegration or allow
.,,a aoor to sag or break, for they are
often used in similar way.
thoroughly dry floor for the pou'-
49,. 10 essential to success, according
to the department of agricultural ens,-
neering at Iowa State college, "hicn
offers this suggestion.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Applying Raw Phosphate

Raw phosphate should be appiieu ~
49,. 70 he plowed under; and 1t Is
good plan to disc the ground petots
su s,owlnr. so as to get the phosphate
p'um oa well with the earth. Phos-
ll,Aw HIS does not become dissolved and
p nma about in the soil water IKE
ln. ,.so,on and hence it is important
that the phosphate be distriDuseu e,
Throughout t the soil as much ,.p as p0ss,, Ssh
sas to give the roots of plants the
Ure Ureotest opportunity to come Into con-
tact with 1t.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Planted in Spring Hairy
Vetch Acts as Biennial

Winter vetch Is Il name sohle.''',''
,,r,,ed nv American seedsmen to marry
,,atch The term winter vetch' now
.uar should not be applied to marry
vetch as 1t is properly applied 10 'ne
winter strains of common yetcn. H.. :,
II planted in the spring hairy ',,st'rs seura
as i. biennial and does not mature
a a.aS the first season. If the crop ls
. -. rsnt on the land two seasons
spring seeding is advised IL IN nnn%s tine mus' to
arm states. From 20 to 70 pouhas s,,e 10
ena en acre Is a heavy seeding. AS rule
IN. ,, a to 5 bushels of seed to the acre ~,
on.' m sscured. though occasionally y,elus
as high as 10 to IL ouSne''
reported.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Iopwork Unsatisfactory
Trees Early in Spring

are there any trees in your orchard
'. unsatisfactory variety7 1t Will be
poss'pie for you to topwork such trees
AIRY In the spring to any variety OF
., .aa' rruit you wish II you prepare your
s,o'is IN time. This part of your work
'hould be done now.
:, se'ect clons Of the desired Sorts
.noosing one-year-old wood-thnt Is,
." "ood which grew during the past sea-
son. Carefully pack the cions away In
~ouerately moist sand.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
uoooinp Down Soy Beans

In recent years there a" mas ueen Of SOW
ann an ,n for hay, for seed, and for ,'ah nos,
oyn1s o,na down purposes. 1t is n grown %uSn aown
slns "' extensively for hogging Gown ,,,
more es es' than for hay or grain but
pu'pu ;,s popularity as hay plant hs,tes ss ac. m
i.s ..p,pS pUp as farmers become better ~
.usInted with X
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Some Vieu

Cyclist thinking to have a joka
with Simple Sammy)-Is 1t true that
you can see as far as Australia from
the church?
Simple Sammy-Oh, you can see
farther than that.
What Farther than Australian"
Yes, to the sun"
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
The Appealing Charm
of Perfect Health,

Sloan, Colo.-"I was sick for two
years. could not regain my old time
strength after motherhood, had no
appetite and was so nervous I could
not sleep. I lost fifteen pounds in
weight. My friends all thought I
had lung trouble, ! got so thin and
pale. All the medicine the doctors
gave me failed to help me. One day
I read about DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and decided to try
It. / got a bottle right away and after
the first few doses I began to feel
better. / took four bottles and it
certainly did wonders for me. l can't
say too much for this Medical Dis
covery' and always recommend it to
my friends."-Mrs. A. A. White.
When rundown you can quickly
pick up and regain vim, vigor, vitality,
by obtaining this Medical Discovery
of DR.: Pierce's at your nearest drug
store in tablets or liquid, or send 1Oc
for trial pkg. to DR.. Pierce's Iuyalidss
Hotel, Buffalo, N, Y,
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
HOLY Life.

1.-THE serene silent beauty of holy
life is the most powerful influence in
the world, next to the might of the
Spirit of God"
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
She Was Safe

what are you doing. Dortsf
Use writing a letter to Maisie."
"But, darling. you don't know how to
write"
Oats all right. MalsIe don't know
how to read"
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Green's August Flower

The remedy with a record Of fifty-seven
years of surprising excellence. All who
suffer with nervous dyspepsia, sour stom-
ach. constipation. indigestion. torpid liver,
dizziness, headaches, coming-up of food.
wind on stomach, paipitstion and other
indications of digestive disorder, will find
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER an effective
and efficient remedy. For fifty-sevenyears
this medicine has been successfully used
in millions of households all over the civil
lied world. Because of its merit and pop
ularity GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER can be
found today wherever medicines are sold.
80 and 80 cent bottles.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
The Heaviest Ear Of Corn.

"The heaviest ear of corn is the one
that lowliest bends its head."-Church
Bulletin.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear II You
See the Safety "Bayer cross."

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for q years.
Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangeroua.-Adv.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Never lend yourself to the borrowing
Of trouble,
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
AII Arc Worth While.

All Arc Worth While.
No one is useless In this world who
lightens the burden of 1t to anyone
else.-Dickens,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23

Berlin, %. ledna. "Ko-
runnf prime "a presidenta." To
jest heslo, ktere vydano bylo
nemeckymi narodnimi liberia
ly. Vyrozumiva Sc, ze drivej-
81 d9dic trinu svoli stati sc
kandidatem, sezna-li, ze smy-
sleni naroda jest v jeho pro-
speech. Z&roveh vsak je jisto,
ze socialiste a komuniste raz-
ne by Sc postavili proti teto
kandidatufe.
Kampan o zvoleni Friedri-
cha vil6ma . hnuti ma obroze-
nj Nxmecka tvoff progrsm pfi
jat3 na schdzi narodnfho lfbe,
r&lnfho vyboru We Winterfel.
du, Y souhlasu $ plany vidci
v Berlin9 q jinde.
Prvni rama ma schdzi We
Winterfeldu byla vypalena H,
Halfenem, berlinskym: pfeda-
KEN a. prominenMfm publicis.
tou. Tyz proslovil ohnivou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
!. k0MUnlsTl PRoTI TRockEMu.
CINf JEJ ZODPOVEDNYM "a NEsPOKoJE-
- MOST We STRANE.

.Moskva. %. ledna. = Kon-
ference komunisticke strany
ruake skoncena byla pfedesle
noci rozhodnym vitezstvfm. so
v3tsk& vlAdni maAiny, JET roz-
drtila ve4kerou oposici a potla
ella veskerou kritiku vladnfch
method.
Konference pfijala resoluci,
kterou pfipravena je costa k
pfisn&mu potrestani vsech ru-
siteld discipliny strany, a SOU
Gasn9 uvefejnena byla rec Sta
linova, v NH tento veskeru' vi
nu q vselikou nespokojenost
We stran9 klade ma bedra Troc
k&ho.
i,
Resoluce z v9tsf casti nani-
fena je proi rude arm6d9,
hlavnf instituci Trockeho, o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
koRunNf primo "a PREsIDENTA.
JEST KANDIDATEM NEMECKYCH NAROD
MICH LIBERALU.

rec vybfzejicf narod k ''zachra
n6nf Nemecka z kalu a poni-
zenf pod vddcovstvim byvale-
no korunniho prince" Znacny
pocet mocnych junkerd podf-
lei Sc ma schulz.
Pc prijeti resoluce poslan
byl ze schdze telegram Fried
richu Vilemovi sdelujici mu,
ze narodni liberalove a "oce-
low helmicaci" - proslule or
ganisace valecnych vyslouzil-
CD - radujf Sc z jeho naratu
a doufaji, re brzy svoji schop-
most a. .zkusenost nabidne ze-
mi "v ramci Vymarske dsta-
w." =
Telegramy byly rovnA po-
slany polnimu marSalkovi Hin
denburgovi a gen. Ludendorf-
fowl, v nichz. jsou ujist'ovani
loyalitou, ale zaroven zadani,
aby "niceho nepodnikali a ce-
kali, az vlast je zavola:."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
ROZMACH MOTOROVYCH
VOZIDEL.

DIE, vseobecne inventury
vsech vozidel zeleznicnich,
koncem roku 1923 je We Spoj.
Statech 2,4OO.O0O vozu nakla-
dnich, $1,000 osobnich a g.
600 lokomotiv vsech typI. DIE
statistiky je ale zde tolik aut,
lie ma kazdy nakladnf wagon,
osobni VIZ neb lokomotivu
Pride prave pet automobile.
Nakladnfch aut je takove mno
zstvi, ze samy obstaraji plnou
osminu vsech nakladd, dopra-
venych drahou a doprava oso-
bnf auty Sc dpln6 vyrovna O.
sobnf doprav9 ma zeleznicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
Dnesni uCeni.

"A co deticky, jsou hodne
Jde Jim ucenl do hlavy?"
do hlavy ami ne, ale "a t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
MA NAVSTEVU DO
STARE yLASTI

odjizdi We ctvrtek ze .stanice
Erie drahy z Yxsh. .,55. ul,, sta,
vitel p. Josef KaSe sc svoji man
zelkcu z vych. l27. ul. Cestu
pres Atlantic nastoupi v sobo-
tn rano "a. t. m. .palacovou ry-
chlolodi SIS Aquitania Cunardo
Wy paroplavebni spolecnosti
We vlasti navstivi, sve pratele
v Krumlove a PStin6 u Ces
Bnd6jovic. Pl'eplav peclivt
obstaral Fred Holub V new.
burghske odbotce The Cleve.
land Trust Co. naBroadway a
Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23

lKApITAN A DIVA CIENOVE MUzSTVA IA
- HYNULI MA STROSKOTANE LODI.

Washington, %. ledna. -
Smrt kap. Herberta G. Spar
row-a ze stroskotaneho kiizni-
kn Tacoma We Vera Cruz a
dvou radiovych operatorI lodi,
nasledkem melody ma Tacome
"a prudke boufe, byla ozname
ma odboru statu dnes, vecer V
kabelove depesi cd konsula
Wooda we Vera Cruz. Depe-
Sc, kterA byla odeslana dnes We
2 hod. odpoledne, zni:
IS nejyetsim politovanim je
mi oznamiti snnrt kapitana
kfizniku Tacoma a rovnez
dvou radiovych operatordd, ma
sledkem melody ma lodi "a
prudke boufe phi konani po-
vinnosti. Podrobnosti budou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
VR.AZI BUBLA ZJIsTENI.

Dive divky, povolane jako
svedkyne v znam6m pffpad9
zavrazdeni Ant. Bubla, hlida-
&c banky Union Trust, prohla
silly, re onoho osudneho rama
sly prav6 do prave do prace,
kdyz Bublo sc prchajicim lu-
picGm postavil v cestu. Jedna
z divek pravila, re lupic jeden
vynal revolver a strelil Bubla
po hlave. Kdyz byli predvede-
nj muzi pro podezreni vraz-
dy zatceni, ukazaa ma 24lete-
no Stanleye Ovcarcaka, by
tenn 6811 Hamilton ave., jake
ma muze, jenz vypalil, druhy
z utocnikd, jenz sebral Bub-
lemu revolver, byl taktez po-
znan, Jest to Josef Filkovsky,
,2400 Thurman ave. Oba vsak
kazdou vinu popirajf. Jinak
jsou oba vlastne odsouzeni pro
kradez antomobilu, odvolali
Sc ale a byli ma svobode pc
slozeni zaruky $4,000. Okres-
nj soudce Mcmahon, Y jemuS
pripad byl sveren, dal oba pc
dezrele pod move zaruky, kaz-
da We vysi $4,000. We vazbe
nachazf Sc jests tretf podezre-
", ,kte1y byl vcera vyslychan,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23

nasledovati."
Clenove muzstva, kteri zn-
stall ma Tacome, byli zachra-
n6ni lodi mexickych revolucio-
nafG "a hrozneho hurikanu.
Alvarez Castillo. osobni "a
stupce Adolfa De La Huerty,
byl o tom uvedomen svym ma
telnfkem dnes vecer. Tacoma
Sc nyni uplne potopila.
Kriznik asi pred tydnem "a
prudke boure najel ma skalpa-
te .melciny, sestnact mil cd
Vera Cruz.
Dnes prodany byly dalsi va.
lecne zasoby vlade Obregono.
We v Mexiku, a sice 5000 rue,
mic Enfieldek $500 armad.
Mich automatickych pistoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
cTVRTY MILLION UNI
VERSrTE.

Chicago, 22. ledna. - O.
znameni jejiho ctvrteho MILL
on-dollaroveho daru North
western universite v Evansto-
nu, pfedmestf Chicago, ucine-
no bylo zde pi. Montgomery
Wardovou, vdoyou po Matte
Ii, zasilatelskeho zavodu nesou
ciho jeho jmeno. Venovala u
niversite pred nekolika tydny
.$4,000.000 ma move budovy a
ctvrteho millionu ma byt pou.
Tito ma, badani v oboru lekar.
|stvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23

nfz Sc pravi, re zvlastni zretel
musl byt venovan tomu, ably
propaganda v arnade posta-
vena byla ma "zdrav9jsi pod
klad". RHINE oddly rude ar
mady pred nyn9jsf konferenci
pfijaly resoluce, v nichz odpo-
rucovany byly zasady frakci,
stavicfch sc proti nyn6jsim
vIdcIm strany.
V resoluci Sc pravi ma ko-
nee, ze vSichni pivodci n6ja-
keho oposicniho hnutf v ar.
made must byt co nejprisneji
potrestani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23

Pohreb mensinovsho pracov
nika E. kosteleckeho Z Post6-
loprt dne 20. prosince ' OlSan
skem krematoriu. X jfmave7l
mu obfadu sesli Sc venkovstLi
prazstf pratele jeho, aby Sc
naposledy rozloucili tfrnto
muzem, ktery tolik re yveho
zivota venoval nasemu lidu
We smisenych krajfch. "a Sc
veroceskou Jednotu projevil
zesnulemu vdek jeji starosta
senator En-. Hruby, ktery do
jemnymi slovy ocenil hasluhy
zesnuleho, jenz jako ftnkcio-
mar MS, Sokola a mn.:j. ne
lnavne a vytrvale pnacoval
lvSude tam, kde zajem naroda
Itoho vyzadoval. Ia Ustredni
Mattel skolskou prehledl "a
'sluhy zesnuleho p. red. Belle
hradek, ktery zduraznil. jehd
|vyznam jako vychovatele mia
deze, jenz bez ohledu ma. O.
'sobni obeti a namahu v6noval
cely zivot uslechtile praci.~ (Ze
mTely byl bratrem pi. Amy
,Canske a p. Gustava Kostelec-
Ikeho Clevelandu, kterf smut
|nou zvest dozvedeli Sc teprv,
kdyz jsme zpravu jeho L.
mrtf otiskli We "Sv6te" z praz-
|skych listG.)
; Prayer Presse oznamuje, ze
statnf sprava byla zmocnena
raziti nekolik milionI novych
korun, aby sc odpomohlo nou.
ri o koruny, ktera byla citelna
zvlaste pred vanocnimi svatky
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FALL BuDE svEDclTl v PATEK.
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AN (P0kracovanf se strs ny prvni)
W. Zevelyho, washngtonskeho advokata Sncarova byo
edn6 tou Gill; ably mohl ne ziskati phjGku
peni residence Long sandu jez staa pfbizns 100000
Plymouth Angle %. ledna. - Harry F. Sinclair, enz
pfje dnes New Yorku parnfku Paris prohasi
Spojen1ch Sat neutek re vrat tam pet
tydn1 po vyfzenf svych obchodnfch zaleztos Europe
Rovn3z popfe ze dial neake penze Faov uzavfen ma
jennie smlouvy olejne pozemky Teapot Dome
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Nezdar lupici pokladen.

Nezdar lupicI pokladen. '
v noci ma II. m. m. vloupali
Sc neznami zlodeji do tired.
mich mistnosti postovniho IRA.
du v Bartosovicfch u Hranic,
Vyloupili ohnivzdornou polka
dnu, avsak. koiist byla mald
- pouze " Kc podarilo Sc
Jim odcizit.
KatoliSti knszi odpirali CIR.
kevni obrady tenn zesnulym
jichz pohreb Sc konal zehem
Nynf duchovni katolicke spra.
Wy dostaly pokyny, aby katoli'
kim, kteri Sc dali pohfbiti ze
hem, obstaraly V dome smut.
.ku vykrop a spojene s rim CT,
kevni obfady.
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do nohou. Amalka tancf mad
.herne Shimmy a Bed'a poston-
.pi ted We Sparte 2 reservy do
prvniho muzstva.'
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s The American Tree Association Washington, D. c..
poslaa Fancie millony borovce, chz ma byti
pouzo opetnemu zaesneni kral vakou spuosenych Ma
toto obrazku jest may Alex Pounds zadac Louise Ca
prvnho dstojnika parnku Savoie ably da dobry
pozor semena behem plavby.