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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
War 2 rretary Says Thers
Ares snditions Of which
II ;c is Not Aware.
MAe OFFICERS
'NEEDED IN FIELD
Baker Wants $4,000 Commissioned Men,
Retained 10 Continue Work Of Re.
orsanization--Ameriea Government
Sends Reply to Mesioo's Protest
Against Recent Invasion TO Be
Made Public in Mexico City.

Washington. Aug. 27.-Conditions oh
which the public has no knowledge
make II important that thorough
state or efficiency in the American
army be reached as soon as possibic.
Secretary Baker declared In letter 10
Chairman Kahn. OF the house military
committee. which went exhaustively
into the reasons why he has asked
congress to retain maximum OF 1900
officers In the military estabilshment
up TO June 1920.
Pointing out that the two major
tasks now facing the war department.
are the rebuilding ss = pcrrranens
military force" and the liquidation os
property valued Mt s6,5e0.o0o. Secretary
Baker said, authority TO retain !
maximum of $4,000 officers was re-
duestei so that line officers might ho
free TO devote their entire time TO army
reorganization.
Reply Sent to Mexico.
The American governments reply
to Mcxicos protest against the dis
piNAi VI iioplS lilN'' oAtAttc
in pursuit OF bandits who held two
American 0viators for ransom was sent
forward today. 1t was announced at tha
state department. Officials declined
TO discuss the contents OF the note.
saying that IL probably would De made
public in Mexico City.
Baker Wants More Money. :
Legislation under which the war de-
partment could expend ss,0e0.000 from
funds already appropriated for the
purchase OF camp sites and the coma
pletion OF construction now under wny
ut tho camps was recommended to con
Eress today by Secretary Baker. The'
secretary said this legislation was
made necessary because the last army
appropriation bin prohibited the de-,
partment from acquiring pdditiona1
real estate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
CORN CROP is
SAFE FROM FROST
Corn is Maturing Earlier Than Usual
and Some of it is Being Fed-De-
mand For Old Corn is Stronq-Po-
tatoes Regarded as FaiIure-Sprayed
Apples Are Good-PIums Poor,

Des Moines, Aug. 27-The bulk of the
corn crop Of Iowa will soon be safe
from frost. the weekly crop bulletin
issued today by the local office Of the
United States weather bureau says.
The corn is maturing earlier than
usual. and in some sections or the
state this years crop already is be-
ing fed. Market conditions for old
corn in some sections Of the state were
reported brisk during the past week,
indicating confidence iD the new crop.
Potatoes are regarded as failure
in many parts OF tb. state, the report
says. Pasture and truck crops need
rain. With few exceptions all sections
of the state reported deficiency Of
rain during the week. Dry soil inter-
fered to some extent with preparation
for the winter wheat sowing
The plum crop is poor. Apples In
sprayed orchards are good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Santa Fe AnnuIs Trains,

Needles. CAL Aug. 27.-All passen-
ger train service on the Santa F'e
west Of Albuquerque. N. NJ. has been
discontinued indefinitely according to
orders received here late yesterday.
Santa Fe train No. west bound over
land has been held up at Newberry
since I o'clock yesterday morning.
strike mpathizersE charging fifty men
aboard bouns far Los Angeles. were
strikebreakers n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
STONE ORDERS MEN TO WORK
California Strikers Get Order From
Brotherhood Chief

Brotherhood Chief.
Los Angeles, Aug. 27.-Representa-
tivcs OF the four railroad brotherhood ,
here have received telegraphic instruc-
tions from Warren Stone to return Ia
work Immediately. This announce
ment was made today.
Relying on the clause not to subject
themselves to the dangers OF mob
Violence" all striking railroad men
here will ignore instructions of their
national chiefs that they should re-
turn to work
Just one train reached here Monday
A consolidated Santa Fe Overland
train was brought from Yuma. Ariz.,
by permission of the strikers.
The federal grand jury met yester-
day to consider the strike. accord ing
to the district attorney, who said de-
lays OF mails would be investigated.
The Pacific Electric Company, an in
terurban road, announced it would
have normal daylight service today.
and the Los Angeles street railway
company, in statement, assured it's
patrons It was restoring normal day
light service. The steam roads men
struck in sympathy with the electric
roads employees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
The Candle In History.

The cult Of the candle plays large
role In Roman, Jewish and Eastern
;,;;t,. s,s:.c.:. :::! many nre
the customs that have their birth IN
some magical or ritunlistlc use to
which the candle has been Put. In
some parts of Ireland, for instance. II
was usual ON Christmas eve 10 burn
q large candle which no one WAS per-
mltte1 to snuff except those who bore
the name of Mary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
INCLUDES ALL NECESSITIES.
Amendments to Food Control Act In.
cIudo Ciothina as Well as Food

clude Clothing as Well as Food.
Washington. Aug. 27--Amendments
to the food control act. providing pen-l
alties for profiteering. and bringing
clothing and other necessities within
the scope OF the law were reported to
the senate today by the agriculture
committee. Chairman Gronnn said the
committees action was not unanimous
and that several members reserved the
right TO offer amendments and vote
against others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Coal Mon to Get Hearing.

Washington. Aug. Hearings by
the senate committee investigating the
coal situation were adjourned today
until Tuesday to permit officers of the
National Coal Association to gathaR
Information for presentation TO tnWi
COMMITTEES relative to causes OF exist.
ing high prices and q threatened
shortage this winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
oULEN IN GERMAN PAY.
BStrayer Of Edith CaveIl Also Traitor
to Other Befqians.

Raris. Aug. 26.-Almost every al
in Brussels who came
in contact with Georges CASTOR Quien.
alleged betrayer OF Edith Cavell, was
soon arrested and condemned by the
Germans, according to the president of
the court which is trying him.
Among those mentioned by the
president was Father Bonsteele, who,
believing Quien was honestly aiding
allied soldiers TO escape. gave him a
railroad map which showed the lat
est German notifications. Father
Bonsteele was soon sentenced to
twelve years Imprisonment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Indict Twelve For Riots.

Chicago. Aug. 27 Indictments
charging twelve negroes and one white
man with race riot crimes were re-
turned in criminal court today by the
August grand Jury. Among the ne
groes were two deputy sheriffs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Pa..en6er Tr.in- Wrecked

Delhart, Tex. Aug. 27.-=Ensineer w.
s. Ford and Fireman Rex Matthews.
OF the east-bound Golden State Linn
tied train on the Rock Island road.
were killed, and an unidentified postal
clerk was seriously injured when the
limited turned over thirteen miles east
Of Tucumcari, n. M atl6:30 a. m. to-
day. No passengers were injured SO
far as known. The train was enroute
to Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Farmer oppo..., Kenyon Bill.

Washington. Aug.27-Producers feel
that the packers "are being jobbed by
all this agitation and legislation" !. G..
Thurmond, an officer Of the Oklahoma
Live Stock Producers Association. told
the senate Agriculture committee to-
day. He said the association was
"squarely opposed" to the Kenyon and
Kendrick bills proposing regulation Of
tho packing industry thru licensing
System.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Mennonitcs Hold conventio n

Harrisburg. Va, Aug. 27--With del
egates present from the United States.
Canada and India, the general confer
enGe Of the Mennonite church was
opened here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Tho El-st private Garaoe,

The .irst private garag,, constructed
In New York city vas huilr In the
spring of 1900 by u Pc ainent New
York automobile enthusiast, who ut
that time owned three motor vehicles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27

A recently designed load meter for
motor trucks consists Of stick that
touches tha grnund when the maxi
mumis reached, being folded UP out Of
the way when a truck 10 running.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Rssuns csr Service.

I Charlotte. N. G., AVE, .27.--WitA state
militia and arp,edi deputies patrolinn.
the streets car Servlce was resumed
here today under = linnited schedule
after an intersnptton of two weeks. due
to strike oz platform men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
To Incorporate tho Legion.

Washington, Aug. 27.-A bill incor-
porating the American Legion, was
passed today by the house and sent to
the senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Mareier 70 Sail sept. is.

Brussels, Aug. 27.-Cardinal Mercier
will leave for the United States Sept.
Is. according to most recent infornla. !.
tion. II is said ne win meet King Al
bert and Queen Elizabeth In America.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Martial Law in Hungary.

Paris. Aug. 27.-Martial law. which
was proclaimed in Budapest a few day
ago. has been extended to the whole
OF Hungary. according to Havas dis
patch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
Treaty Up in Italy,

Paris. Aug. 27.-The peace treaty
will come up for discussion In the Ital-
ian chamber of deputies on Sept. Z,
according to the Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
TWO MORE DIE FROM POISON.
Cold Storage Turkey Cause Of Five
Deaths-Othcrs Seriously III.

Alliance. O.. Aug. 27--With the death
last night at Canton of Frank McAvoy.
chef OF tho Lakeside Country Club. and
John G, Sharer. OF Alliance. the death
list resulting from eating unwhplesotne
food nt a club dinner last Saturday
night was increased TO FIVE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Telecraphie News;
Labor Clause May BE Rejected.
U. $. Objects to German Appointed
President IeSSS Haste 70 start
Tour
Baker Hints az Danger OF War.
Proposed Merger OF All Railroads.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Politicians on Exhibition at Fair.
Tuesdays Attendance 1900.
Auction sale OF Farms.
p Paving Comes High,
PAGE SIX.
EDITORIAL;
A Clean White Coat,
The only True Specific.
Men in the Mall Cars.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, TEN AND
ELEVEN.
City News;
william Mowery, Auto Victim, Dead
American Legion Names Delegates.
To Mark Iowa Parks Route soon.
Many to Show Live Stoch>at FAIR.
Drop Flowers on Airmans Grave
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Bearish Tone In Corn.
oats Weak.
Cattle Market Draggy.
Hogs Slower and Lower.
Gompers Home to Prevent Labor
Chisis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
.Toke. tjn Au.,r;;., !, rr..t&,.

Paris. Aug. 27.-The supreme counsa
ell of the peace conference met thta1
morning for the consideration of
treaty with austria. Nv 8 ~ sss4I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27

ervations which will accompany the
resolution of ratification. and 1t will
be up to the generalship displayed by
the president and his advisers In the
senate to find a common ground suit
ablo alike to the republicans and the
democrats. M
What doubtlcssly win happen will be
the submission to the White House
for the presidents approval or any
reservation brought forth by the re-
,publlcnns. II he says II lis accepta Ie
this word will be passed TO the demo-
Gratis. and they will Immediately vote
in its favor.
"I am more than satisfied with the
whole situation" said Senator Hitch
cock. And no Is the president. We
are certain that tho Shantung amend
ment will be substantially beaten, and
I expect to see dozen additional re-
publican votes against the Shantung
amendment.
'I think Senator McCumber today
drove tho nail definitely into the
coffin OF the shantung amendment and
ended the thing"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
U. $. Action Disturb. P.aoe Conference


Paris, Aug. 27.-Informal warning
to Turkey that massacres Of Armer-
ians must cease. given recently by
Rear Admiral Mark l.. Bristol com
mander OF the United States naval
forces In Turkey. caused q furry in
French official quarters and in the
supreme council Of the peace confer
ence, II developed today.
The impression prevailed that in
this case the United States had acted
alone in formal communication to
the Turkish government.
1t was explained by the American
delegation, however, that the warning
was delivered informally by Admiral
Bristol several days ago. and that no
formal note was sent. The United
States alone is not attempting to speak
for the peace conference.
Turkey. 1t appears. complained to
Great Britain and France. saying she
was threatened. The explanation of
the American delegation to the peace
conference apparently removed the OBJ
jections to the American action.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27

trary, you can give them some lessons
In reforms"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
SHooNER suKNs AZ SEA-.

Loadsd With Ammunition, Schooner
eurns-crew Safe At Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, N. F.. Aug. 27.-Twelve
members OF the crew Of the four-mast-
ed schooner, Elmer Roberts. arrived
here today and reported that their
ship, loaded with ammunition, caught
fire and blew up at sea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-27
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
Tho Weather.

Iowa-Generaliy fair tonight and
Thursday except probably showers In
west,
Range OF temperature nt Marshail-
town. Tuesday. so and iS; Monday,
~ arid IS; Aug 20. 1918, 50 andsbs. Al
I this morning. so; yesterday. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
PRVNI PARL LAMENT SJEDNOCENE.-
HO RUMUSKA.


Bukurest' 2l listopadu post. zprava.) = DneSniho
dne ktery Jest snad nev6ts hstori Rumunska by zaha
len parliament Vek6ho Rumunska, ably schva pfipoieni
Muttanie Otenie Moldave temesvarskeho Banatu Nav
NOSE Ardeau Bukovny, Bessarabe Dobrudze n6kterych
nvch zemi ktera bya vzaa byvalemu RakouskoU
Rusku Buharsku Tim uskutecneny byy nesmeles snv.
Rumunsko kdv m6lo. Zana na nemela akoveho
Stesti uskutetnovani sveho narodnho sjednocenl.
Ia rozGujciho nadseni senatoru poslancG, zastupu-
cch stare move Rumunsko, vstoup do parlamenu krll
Ferdinand doprovazeny kralovnou Mari Kra precet
nym pine ovadanym hasem svo rnni rec pfi cemz by ne
kokrae prerusen asotem zvlase kdyz zmnova spoie
nj Sc zninenych 1zemi zem mateskou Gmysu
Rumunska z6stati Verne srane spolcncu.
Kdvz skonGil byo provolavano AT zje Francie s,o-
enci! Kaovsti manzel6 by obkopen crnact kabnenlmi
ministry chz polovice sou generaov premierem Vaito
vanem upam dalSich hodnostafu Nahrnue to ka-
binetn ministry, diplomaty, profesory a rrelaty.
Karel j. Vopicka Chicago, amercky vyslanec do Ru-
munska zaual misto dipomatcke loz Pan Vo
pcka lest zvlaste ddveym prelem krae Ferdinanda
miera Vatoyana
Kral prohlasl re Veke Rumu:lsko bude nuceno pre-
witt ma Sc vekou zodpovednost Ba byla doba kdy Rumu
sko hledelo tvar var konktu vrchni mirovou radou
Pariz kabinctni krs sporu Jhosovanskem UkraJmou
Uhram nemuve Bulharsku Bolsevsn zda Sc byt zdrcen
ale pres to pece ponkaj razne kroky ably zabrano
obnoven boSevicke Cinnos Ma to, re nyneS kabl
net generau resgnuje ably byl nahrazen kabetem
koalcnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08

SleCna Emma Destinova, je-
liz obraZek Zde prinaSime, bu-
de koncertovat We stredu veCer
v novem Masonic Hallu ma Eu
cid Ave. Program bude skvost
ny a mistni anglicky tisk row.
nez ma stredecni produkci nej-
slavn6jsi ce Ike primadony dd-
tklive upozorAuje.
81. Destinova byla V Cleve-
landu posledne pred osmi le-
ty, kdy zapela, nam. V Hippo
dlome n6kolik ceskych melo-
dii a jiz americky tisk jednim
2 hudebnich zazraku sveta ma
zyva. Boston Journal nj pi-
Sc:
"SleGla Emma Destinova
byla vudCi primadonou Metro
poli,an Opera House posled-
rich de let let, kde poZiva te-
hoz vysok6ho postaveni jako
Caruso. Pred svym prichodem
do Ameriky byla clenem mno
hych kralovskych opernich
spolecnosti, existuiicich tehdy
V evropskych mGstech. V teto
2emi docilila obrovskeho u5pe-
chu okamzite, jeji vykmy Y
Metropolitan Opera House Wy.
volaly obdiv obecenstva kri
tiku. Mimo New Yorku vystou
pila V opere V koncertech y
Bostonu, Filadelfii, Chicago {
V jinych velkych mestech {
vSude uchvatila obecenstvo la
hodou Sveho hlasu q dokonalo
sti svGho um6ni."
Vstupenky k s.redecni pro
dukci lie tez objednati u p. F
Votypky, 1905 Mead Ave-, tel,
fon Broad $50 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
NEMECKO SETRVAVA We SVEN
VZDORU
NOSKE, MINSTR OBRANY, NAVRHNE PRY OD-
MfTNUTf SPOJENECKYCH PODM1NEK

Berlin, 7. prosince. = Gustav Noske znimy mnistr
brany nemecke repubky, jest pry rozhodnut nepodepa
znamy mirovy prookol Jest presvedten tax nj
ami eho koleeove dneSnim kabinetu.
Nemohu sce muvti ceou n3meckou vladu. iekoz
dosud neusanovila zasadnm rozhodnuti ale sam
navrhnu ably protoko podepsan neby at sane cokol
rravil se rozmluvy dnes skem uveein6n6 "Hranice
vi moznos bylo dosazeno spoenc 81 mohou N6mecko OBJ
sad die libosti Mir dnes nam podavany, nen mirem ale
polracovanim vaky Kdo by priia podobnou umuvu byl
by iste smetep povsalym nemeckym lidem byo by to
spravedlivo Veka Brane Francie mali dmyslu Meme
cko ncit Vsechna dGvera mole sby dane spojenc jest
tatam"
Ma dotaz IDA by vzda fadu, kdyby zbyla cast kabi
netu piistoupia podmnky spoeneck6, odpoved3 v3a
Noske vyhybav6 journalistic prav mezi mym re dneSni
podmnky zavino edne potopeni vydanych nemecych lodi
Scapa Flow Kdyby byio tax nestao jste by nepoza
dovaa dohoda Nemecku aby vydao vsechny vecnaky,
eiaby prohubovaci stroje, doky atd Noske odvetl Il
pripad6 bychom byy dnes kde sme nyni Angie by
be vynasla n6akou zaminku Umy iei Jest zremy, chce
N6mecko TAX ably nemOho obnov svoje obchodni
lod stvo." Y~7
Urcteho rozhodnuti vsak nebyo az dosud ucn6no. Ha
be Iersner celia nemecka deegace budou nahrazeny nan
Cnky vudci hanseatske ligy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
SMiR Ma ZkKLADE W!LSONOVA
NkVRHU.
PODMlNKY HAViRUM PRIRCENE.,
Sc. DOSUD TAI.
sOUD PREDAKY HORNICKYCH UNI STANE Sc
AS ZBYTECNYM

Washington 7. prosnce. Die dGverneho sdeeni gene
ranho zalobce Spoenych SatG Pamera die vysloveneho
presvedten ufednk Spoeneho Havifstva Amerky dojde
stvka uhokoph die vsech predzvestf smveho zakoncen
Ones uveden odeli vakem do Indianapolis kde
zavfen bude mir die nvrhu presidena Wsona kterem bu
de spoeGne konferenci referovano Taducm pfedsedou
Spoeneho havsva Lewisem taemnikem eze organisace
Greenem.
Dl proeveneho tvrzeni nekolk malo dn po nterku
tohoto dne zahena bude tezba vsech doech mekeho
uhli Lewis mus prpade odvoani stavky uvedom;ti
1000 mstnch un bude jiste zapoeb DOLBY dvou
dnu ale koncem dne bue nachaze cnnost sachtach
pnem proudu.
Spou s Lewsem a Greenem odjel Washngonu w. j.
James, legsativni zsupce havfsva Smir bude uzavfen
zklad6 vzaemne shody doclene mez vladou zastupc
homctva niz dospno bylo M dnesnich rannch hodn
Iadn srana vsak neprozrazuje blzsi udaie
podmikach iez uvereneny ou aks pausane ODE stra
ny prohsiy pfesvedcen re konecne ednani vyzni har
monck6 shode. Pavovy administrator DIR. Garfield neby
pfibrn spoecne schz coz by byo daS zarukou pfizn
w Wsedek, ekoz jmenovany poslednr vyroky pozby il
sou cast svoji popularity
Indianapolis 7. prosince. Dnesn soudni lGeni pred
voanymi cnovniky uni kte mali zodpovidat nedbani
soudho zkazu pokud prava spocovacho svky tyce
Jest stanoveno pond6 TO- hod dop Process konn bu
en iaks automaticky snadno predpovedenym kon-
Vlada bez1cenym soudem Zdrzovati 4S OBJ
zaovanvch edniku unie kerm bude dano arost stav
ku odvoat inak by jednala prot soudn zapovedi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
PRESIDENT MASARYK IMPONUJE |
RAKOUSKYM NEMCUM
HLASY VfDENSKEHO TISKU.

President naA Ceskosovensk6 republiky promluvil
eavnosn schulz Narodnho Shromazd6n rec tax bohaOu
mySenky, budi pozornost cizn.. Naleza ohasu
Vidni vzdy kran6 Cesk6mu nepTateske proo,
rfekvapeni uvadme zde n6koik ukazek lax n'
mocy ti' havnm m6st6 rakouske republy. pohlizl
naSeho vudce.
Videnske listy zabyva dvodncich poselstvm pres
denta Masarvka. "Den Neue Tag pSe: Co rozumnV real
polik Masaryk fe boSevictv sociasaci odbudOva
velFokaptau fekl take nam duSe Rec ia moha by bvt
vnbec Rakousku pakatovana. Tento speSny avte atu
rozumi dobe Krsne evropske c6n iinz e rec Masa
rvkova prodchnua. dodava il ceny. Der Morgen piSe:
Masarykovo posesyf prpomna mnoh6m Wilsona ctele
prele Masarykova Masaryk prednes narodn Vyse
dek sveho vedeckeho polickeho pfemy8eni ukolech
sveove d6ny postaviy Ceskoslovenskou
bku NejvyznamneSm pro sousedy CeskosoVenske repub
ky ie nespOrny k inernaconat6 ktery Masarvk
poukazue krace 20 doazen narodnihO deau ako vyvoo
Program Jest dobry vse ie moudr6 praVdve
co Masaryk rekl "Wiener Morgenzeitung pSe rovn6z
velm ympacky prazskych slavnostecE pTipomna re q
dovsky lid by prvnf narodnosnich mensn kter uzna u
verenitu noveho satu cele repuby sto muz t6sic
upmn6mu respeku kazdeho spravedv3ho Gdsky citciho
cov6ka Nelze pochybovat, teskosovensk6m narod6
drime veka tvurGi sia mizeme repubce jejm prvnim
narOZeninam blahopIa.
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JINY POLECIsTA ZAVRAzDEEN.
ROBERT SHELTON SMRTEI NE POsTkELEN BLfZ
STANCE MA EUCL I'D AVE

M6stsky poicista Robert Shelton 122O5 Ashury Ave.
posteen by Vtera asn6 rano b stanic Euclid Ave roh
vych 55 ILL., nejakym muze, pro oplstv zacenym. Shell
ton utrzi ranu rce skonal hodn6
nc Lukase Domn6y vrah brzy streb6 by zatcen ma
cenikem Smithem dnes bude pohnan vyslechu muni
paln{ho '/Idu.
Shelton zatk dotGen6ho muze Windsor Ave. klyz
MIN pol stanic ttvreho precnku pOchOdova muz ten
nahe tas bambitku nez sraznik obranu pomysli
hna mu ku do nacez dial utek lee byl pozd3
vych 49, u dopadcn konetne uv6zn6n Mmo domn6leho
chate mohou podat zevrubn6jS zpravy
Policista Shelton souzi m6stu Cd T. zari 1906 pnale
zel rosadce a. precinktu asi rOk.
Pred tydnem prise! podobnych okolnosti zvot
lceni serzant Isaac letos cekem tyIi straznc nasam
m6st6 byli zavrazd6ni.
Vtera zavrazd6ny zGstavil mmo vdovy dvouletGho
ka Woorowa akoz celou fadu krevnch prbuZnIch Pred
svIm vstlpem do poceinch suzeb byl prodavatem
cernm vekoobchod6 firmy P w Southworh Co.. kde byl
obiben kde erkova kdyi Isaac priSed3
zivot Colemanov6 restaurac Euclid Ave, tedy mi
stech kde vera byvay eho podfzeny Shelton smrten6
trp6l poran6n Vcerejs pitvou nemocnici Luk$e
konane z6ro re Shelton by felen do ev6 strany kue
ze zasahla srdce uviza zadech.
Manzeka zavrazdeneho, pan Marie Shelonova, uvedo-
stfelb6 hned polcenf m6o do
ukase zavezti ably umiraifcim cho6m moha rozouG
Enlargement to prekotn6 zdy nemocnci srazilo
SAX automobem TIL Sacketa, 96O5 Higer Drive pani
Sheonova lehce razky poran6na kdezto dotceny poll
cein softer F. Hopcraft poran6n byl pftomn6
Mt Sinai oSetrovan Ma tf zebra pTerazena
vnitri 7akrvaceni e ohrozue PAM Sheonova nasedkem
dottene srazky pfibylo uzku umraicho z pozde ne
opatrny autoa Sacet byl pozd6i zatten dnes bude
zodpov6dnosti pohnan Srazka ia phodia East bou
levardu biz vych los. ul.