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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05
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NCNNAT asylum with the keepers acting just like tn
patients The with base ball. They ought label tn
- burg Cincinutty
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-05

Everybody is eating sleeping and drinking base ball. This til
first year they haven't meled it.
Evening star., 1919-09-17
PERSH|NG At DESK
DESPITE HOLIDAY
General of Army Devotes
Part of Time Today to Of
ficiaI Duties.

Although about to lead the greatest
! parade of his career, Gen. Pershing
/ did not absent himself from his office
| this morning.
| While the official city was at leisure
to enjoy a legal holiday he arrived
at his headquarters in the old land
office building, at sth and E streets
northwest this morning shortly after
10 o'clock.
He remained at his desk until 1880.
when he departed for luncheon and
| to prepare for the parade.
Receives One Caller.
| The general received one caller at
1880, occupying the rest of the morn
ing in attacking a mass of corre-
spondence and beginning his plans
for his report on the expeditionary
forces for Congress.
On account of the pressure of work
here Gen. Pershing will be obliged to
postpone the planned visit to his boy
hood heme in Missouri, and has de-
clined all invitations for visits to cities
rendered him.
War Department Announcement.
A formal announcement from the
War Department last night declared:
Gen. Pershing finds so many i'm
portant matters pressing for his per-
sonal attention that he will be unable
to go west at this time, and he will
be compelled therefore to decline all
of the. many invitations with which
he has been honored. He has been
highly gratified by the welcome ten
dered him, and keenly regrets that he
cannot accept the hospitality of the
cities and. towns which have SO cor
daily urged him to be their guest. as
he had hoped to thank in person the
people of various sections of the
country for their patriotic support of
our Army in France.
Gen. Pershing probably will go to
some quiet place where he can finish
his final report and study plans for
reorganization of the Army as re-
quested by members Of Congress and
the War Department"
Evening star., 1919-09-17
POL|CEPROTECT|ON.
EQUAL TO CROWDS
Detectives From Nearby
Eastern Cities Come to
Help Local Sleuths.
MANY NEAR PARADE LINE

At police headquarters and the
several police stations this morning
there were evidences of unusual ac'
tivity among officials and the RANK
and file of the department. MAJ
RAYMOND w. Pullman, superintendent
of police, was on hand early in the
mornin;, to give a finishing touch tt
the arrangements for policing lhe
city and handling the crowds, as well
as to get himself in readiness to lead
the parade, something he has not
done on occasions of recent celebra-
tions.
Jpsnector Clifford l.. Grant. chief of
detectiyes, also was on hand early in
ths morning looking after members
oT his corps of detectives and VISITING
,,.,,ths who had been summohe eo
herr to assist in protecting resldehts
a,,S visitors from the work OF the
1;pht-fngered gentry. Visiting aetec-
tives were from the principal eastern
cities and had been selected because
of their reputed ability to cope with
nIckpockets and houSebreakefs.
While many of the detectives
assigned to duty along 'he nv for
+ba narade to be on the alerl loi
yis;tinr and local crooks. others form
cd scouting parties for duty III my
o,,+Iyinp sections being driven apout
such sections in aptomoblles- Mans
nniformed policemen from tne
c;ncts were on duty in the BUSINESS
sa.t;on hut care had been taken lo'
~ leave the residential sectlohs u"
protected.
Evening star., 1919-09-17
FISHING CLUB INN

On Potomac at 10Th Canal Lock. mile above
Cabin John Bridge, mile below famous stubble-
field Falls invites public. Bass now. Complete
outfits hired Order free literature.
LELAND BARTON. Proprietor, 831 st. 23'
Evening star., 1919-09-17
JAPAN AGAINST LOAN.
Bankers Concertorium Should Not
Include Mongolia and Manchuria.

Japan has replied to the United
States that she does not favor in
cluding Mongolia and Manchuria, as
suggested by this government in a
recent nete, in the terms of the con-
certorium which contemplates ad-
vancing a considerable loan to China
by an international group of bank
ers.
Japan says that because of the
peculiar status of the two provinces
and the close relation they occupy
to Japan, she feels they must be ex-
cluded from the arrang
Evening star., 1919-09-17
SLAYER of Woman Sentenced.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. September IT.
George S. Hocknell. confessed
slayer Of Mrs. Bessie Voeth, whose
body was found on the railroad tracks
west or here August last, has been
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Brandy From Potatoes.

From Pearson's Weekly.
More pounds OF potatoes are raised
than of any other food crop in exist
once. Tho potato. for many years
past, has formed one-quarter of all tho
food eaten by European and English
speaking peoples.
From one aero Of potatoes the aver
age weight Of food raised is $500
pounds; from one acre Of wheat only
$40 pounds. These arc world aver
ages.
tatoes than any othar nation. His
average 10 1877 bushels to tho acre.
Ours is 1851 bushels. while In the
United States the average 10 but SO
bushels to tho acre.
30 far as food 10 concerned, . pound
Of baked potatoes Is equal to eight
eggs. to a pound Of chicken, or to
seven ounces Of best bread. In COM
parison with other vegetables, a
pound Of potatoes equals two pounds
Of parsnips. three pounds Of beet, four
pounds OF cabbage or fivs pounds Of
tomatoes.
The potato yields other valuable
products besides Its value as q vege-
table. Potato starch 10 digested in
one-sixth the tims that It takes to di-
gsst wheaton starch
At the present time machinery is be-
ing set UP to manufaoture potato
-four. Bread made with potato -four
is delicious, a very different thing
from that made with steamed pota-
toes. as is still the case.
Glucose for confectionery 10 made
from the ever useful tuber. and every
one Is aware that spirit can be dis
Evening star., 1919-05-05
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON LYNCHING TONIGHT
Noted Personages Will Participate
in New York Mass Meeting.
Protest Recent Hangings.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The first ma
tional conference on lynching will
open tonight with a mass meeting in
Carnegie Hall Moorfield Storey.
chairman of the conference. will pre-
side. There will be addresses by Gen.
John H. Sherburne. 92d Division: EN-
met O'Neal, former governor Of Ala
bama: DR.. Anna Howard Shaw OF the
National Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion; James Weldon Johnson, field
secretary, National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
and Charles Evans Hughes. The con
ference will conclude it's sessions to-
morrow night.
Protests have been sent to the gov
ernors of Georgia and Louisiana re-
garding the lynching OF Benny Rich
ards by Georgia mob and George
Holden by Louisiana mob. The pro-
tests were made by John r. Shillady,
secretary OF the National Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Colored
People, and demand energetic action
by the authorities to bring the lynch
ers to trial.
Evening star., 1919-05-05

PVT. KELLY OF MARINES
GETS CROlx De GUERRE
Decoration Which He Earned at
Blanc Mont Presented at
Navy Yard Here.

For heroism displayed in carrying
note while under FIRE at Blanc Mont
France, last October, Private Clarence
H. Kelly of the United States Marine
Corps was presented with the croix
de guerre this morning at the Wash
ington navy yard.
The entire battalion of marines was
lined up, and the cross was presented
by Mai w. H Parker. Kelly. who is
from Texas. enlisted April so, 1917,
and was one OF the first to go over
seas.
The citation. which was signed by
Marshal ~Petain. communicative chief
Of the French army Of the east, and
which was read by Maj. Parker. was:
Carried a note to Capt. Yowl near
Blanc Mont October 4. 1918. under a
violent barrage which came as much
from our flank as from the enemy's
front. He displayed extraordinary
heroism and accomplished the order
intrusted to him very courageously.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Newport News List.
81st Ordered to Prepare
for Return; Others Coming

Cen Pershing informed the War De-
partment today that the slst (North
Carolina, South Carolina. Florida and
Porto Rico National Army Division
had been ordered to prepare for re-
turn home No sailing date for the
division has been fixed. and the gen
eral said the order to it would mot
change the announced order of the
departure Of divisions from France.
Units reported az assigned to early
convoy were the 272d and 274th mill
tary police companies. Base Hospital
No. 81, Sanitary Squad No. IA. Ad-
vance Veterinary Hospital "a and
2-B, mobile veterinary sections Nos.
-02 and 103 Sanitary Squad No. Il,
Mobile Hospital No. 10. Veterinary
Hospital No. s. Company D, blOth En-
gineer Service Battalion. headquarters
medical detachment and 18th, 18th
and 18th companies of the goth En-
Eineers, Base Hospital No. 131 and
Military Police Company No. 2s4.
Peace IL costing much. but war con-
tinued would have cost infinitely
more. Buy victory bonds.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
VESSELS ARRIVE
. WITH U. S. TROOPS
Men of 33d and 77th Divi-
sions Reach New York on
Steamer Cap Finistere.
COL. BALDWIN OF D.C.BACK

| BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Thirty-two
officers and sos men Of the S2d Divi-
sion (former National Guard of Michi-
gan and wisconsin, arrived here to-
day on the steamship Cap Finlstere
from Brest. Gov. Albert E. Sleeper OF
Michigan and Gov. f. l.. Philip OF
wisconsin were here to welcome these
soldiers-64th Infantry Brigade head
quarters, including Brig. Gen. Edwin
b. Winans, the brigade commander.
and the 127th Infantry's field and stan,
headquarters company, medical de-
tachment, Company A and a detach-
ment of Company b. These middle
westerners are assigned mostly to
Camps Sherman, Custer. Grant. Shelby
and Dodge.
Also on board were a detachment Of
seven officers of the 77th Division
New York National Army. 109th
Base Hospital. officers and 175 men,
mostly for Camps Dodge and Pike,
and casuaIs. including 1853 nurses-in
all 1902 troops and nurses.
Arrivals at Boston.
BOSTON. May 5.-The transport
Wilhelmina, with 73 officers and 1851
men on board, arrived from Brest yes
terday. On board were the 12Oth
Field Artillery, 57th Field Artillery, bri-
gade headuarters; 324th Bakery Com
pany and several casuals. Col. Carl PEN
ner Of Milwaukee. who went overseas as
captain Of Battery A. returned in COM
mand of the regiment and of the
troops on board. although the ranking
officer aboard was Col. Theodore A.
Baldwin of Washington, D. C., who
Of On 0ri0 q nd
who returned as casual.
Newport News List.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May B.
Bringing approximately LOO omcers
and enlisted men, principally Of the
SD Pioneer Infantry formerly the
47th New York Infantry of Brooklyn,
the battleship New Hampshire docked
here yesterday.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
THE SECOND VERSE
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.

(Copyright, 1919, by Frank Crsns.)
Why a second verse?
Louder Why four verses?
Ones enough.
Ones all anybody knows.
We all join in my Country. 'Tis Of
Thee" and manage the first verse
(perhaps ! should say stanza) admir-
ably, but the second verse goes
Let music swell the breeze.
All -bla bla a-mna-the treeze
Wa-ag-um wa,
Or words to that effect.
Most groups. congregations and
companies can also do the ma jor part
of verse one OF 20, say, can you see?'
whilst the second Is generally rem
dered in pure Egyptian or Coptic.
contains the gist of the song. and
gives you tho melody. and II you're
not through singing when that 10 over
you can sing 1t again.
er day and was pleased to see 4 slip
passed around that contained the first
verse Of forty-two song-hrst verses
only-and chorus.
We all sang Justify Sometimes we
more words We sang Keep Your
Head Down, Fritzie Boy" and Good
Morning, Mr.. Ztp-Zip- Zip and Mine
Eyes Have Seen the Glory" and
Should Auld Acquaintance Be For
got" and everything.
And tho query occurred to me: Why
all this waste ink and paper devoted
to two or moro verses in all hymn
books and popular songs?
Answer: The Same reason you find
buttons sewed on your coat sleeve and
wear q head walters uniform to the
! evening party and have to wade
| through seven courses at the banquet
when you are hungry for only ore
thing.
Habit. The streets In Boston still
follow the ancient cowpaths. You still
have nine rooms in your fat when all
you need is two.
Let the song writer's of the future
| declare their independence. When you
have good idea. Mr.. Poet, say 1t and
| stop. Don't imagine you have to say
1t over again three or four times. and
| weaker and waterier every time.
Or. better still. Just give US tho
chorus. The verse is usually no more
| than a getting ready. The chorus Is
the thing.
l am going to have 0 one-versed
song written some day II I have to
find a one-eyed poet to write 1t.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Typewriter Signatures.

From the Toronto Telegram.
In these days of typewriter let
ters and equally typewriter official
documents the writing by hand is be-
coming a lost art.
Average of time for reading let
ters is two minutes for the body Of
the letter and anywhere from fifteen
minutes to two hours trying to figure
out who made the hieroglyphics that
stand for a signature.
In these days of economy it seems
wicked to waste so much time. Let
the stenographer type the signature
in full al the end of the letter. leaV
ing a space below in which the au-
thor may satisfy his taste for cubist
or futurist art.
Every man. even a lawyer or a SOL
dier, has right to sign his name
a he pleases. But the man who writes
a signature which none can copy-or
read--should at least furnish his
friends with a key to the code he
uses.
Business colleges please copy.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Albany Typos End Strike.

ALBANY. N. Y. May 5.-Striking
m en- bers Of the Typographical Union
employed on the four local dailies late
Yesterday voted to return to work
pending arbitration of their differ
epces with the publishers over the
matter Of wages. The employees on
the two morning papers resumed their
work last night. No Sunday editions
appeared Yesterday
Evening star., 1919-05-05

Made of sturdy quality
white longciofh. with wide
and narrow lace and en-
broidery trimmings and silk
ribbons. Sizes Az TO 50.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
$4,000 Visit Hog Island Plant.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-With the
war over and no further reason for
secrecy being apparent. the great Hog
Island shipyard was thrown open to
the general public yesterday for the
first time since II was built. A crowd
estimated at ffy thousand visited the
vast plant. where nifty ships are on
the ways. = -
Evening star., 1919-05-05

titled from it. British brandy. So
called. is. we believe, made from po-
alto spirit.
Potato pulp can be made into vege-
table ivory: from the leaves very pas
sable cigarettes can be produced.
Even the berries are useful. for they,
like the tubers. yield a spirit
Evening star., 1919-05-05
Chance for a Fat One.

From the Boston Transcript.
Advertisement-"Goo opportunity
for bright woman with a large cor
poration."
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ZHRZENA LASKA.

Zvlastni zplsob pomsty wy
myslila 81 31leta Svadlena An
ma Mouchova, zijici We spoiled
ne domacnosti Ant. Bluem-
lem v KoSirich {. 210. Blueml
casio j vycital jeji nezrizeny
zivot a sliboval, povede-li jej
dale, re bude nucen cd nj ode
jiti. Vcara opet doslo mezi nj
mi teto priciny k hadce, be-
hem niz pojednou Mouchova u
chopila ostry kuchynsky nuz,
a snazila Sc Bluemlovi uriznou
tt pohlavni I'D, pfi cemz jej tez
ce zranila. Ma pokrik Bluemla
prispechali sousede ma pomoc,
jinak nebylo vylouceno, re by
skutecne Mouchova svGj nepre
dlozeny Gin byla provedla. Tez
&C zraneny Blueml byl dopra-
ven do vseobecne nemocnice.
Mouchova zatcena a dodana
do vazby.
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ROZMACH BROADWAY
SkYCH VLNkREN.
Dodatecna desetipatrova te
varna bude postavena.

Cleveland Worsjed Mills Co.,
jejiz rozsahle tovarny ma ces-
ke Broadway So nachaZl, zada-
la vCera kontrakt na pristavek
v Gene $3O0.OOO. Bude to de-
setipalrova ohnivzdorna budo-
va prisklepim ma rohu vych.
81 ul. a Broadway, m6rici 115
pri 100 stopach a kterazto bu
dOva ma slouzit jako skladiStG
vlny i pfadelna. Firma zbudu-
ie tez move tovArni kridlo u
svych vlnaren " Ravena, o.,
kterazto novostavba buda pofi
zena nakladem 100000. Wy
kopavky obstara Hunkin-Con-
key konstrukcni spolecno3t,
plan architekt George Rider.
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VzHURU DO PRfRODY!

Sokol Tyrs rozleti sc Ultra
do pfirody ma farmu pani Be-
ranove ma vych. lag ul. z Kin
sman Road a die vykonanych
priprav mono predvidati, ze
zitrejsi vylet Tel. Jednoty So
kol Tyrs vydari Sc jake vsech
ny predstazejfcf podniky cac-
ckym tim sborem usporadane.
Bude dobra hudba, srdecne po
baveni vhodne obcerstveni na
vyletnim miste a ocekavame tn
diz, ze rovnez ucastenstvl bu-
de znacne, tax ably pofada-
telstvo "a svou namahu doGka-
10 Sc satisfakce. Ma zdar!
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NEBUDOU PRODAVAT
WHISKU.
Lekarnici v Ohio proti pfedpi.
sum lihoviny diktujicim.

Vcera skoncen v Cedar Point
statnl Sized lekarnikd a "a "a
vGrecnych porad usneseno, ably
Whiska V ohajskych lekarnach
"a panujici prohibice nebyla
prodavana. K prodeji lihovin v
lekarnach bylo by treba vlad
nj license a mimo to prodej
whisky pfemenil by lekarny v
jakesi koralny. Whiska nebu-
de tudiz ami ma lekarske pred
'pisy lekarnach prodavana.
Dale usneseno agitovat pro-
ii dani ma sodovku a podobne
temperencni napoje lekarna-
mi prodavane, ponevadz podo
bna povalecna dan vyrobky ty
zdrazuje, coz "a "suchych" po
meri Ohio by SO neosvedcilo.
Ma konec konvence zvoleno
move statni predsednictvo do
tcenGho svazu pri kterezto pri
lezitosti p. j. Lustig, 8446
Broadway, stal Sc statnim di-
VCrnikem.
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CEsKOSLOVENSKE VEREJNOSTL!

Mnozi nasch krajani domnvaj Sc, ze jest prace Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni konce cemz vece myl neb nam
avai ests velke ukoly proto reba dale pracova a
ochabovat Ze zprav dochazejicich Ceskoovenska, je
pano dosud panue citeny nedostate, pri kterem
hlavns trpi nase budoucf generace, CHUDE DETI!
Vime ze mnohy Vas jiz pomohl svym nejblizsm zna
mym coz vsak hepostaGue cekovou proto kaz
dy kdo mites necm vypomoc uc tax nyni kdy jest toho
tolk tfeba.
Mnoho nasich kraj janI ma donna obnosene satsvo pra
dlo jei Giste zasite sto- zaslani do Czech, neosty
chejte nam e poslati.
Je tTeba mnoho prada potfeb novorozenatka vet
81 diky sata, zmnikl rucni, mydla zratka mono
domacnost pouzi.
Nase "Vcelky" uvolily kazdy yden ltery sredu
a ctvrek vsc Narodni Sini Broadway vybrati Tez
by obstave zeny molly chodti cd domu domu pa
Mum obchodnkIm a tax kousek po kousku sebralo by
mnoho
Sebrane vsci budou zasany Cesky Cerveny XIII do
Prahy.
Pensz bude zapotrebi ku vysani vydrzovani sabych
a nemocnych det po ceskoslovenskem venkovs.
Americy Cerveny Krz daroval nam asi 800 satsva,
prada obuv avsak dovoz do Czech obnase bude asi $37
obnos musi byt sebran abychom mohl dovoz
zaplatt Darovane vsc mali pGl monu dolarI Vetsi
na armady Ruka pojede pres Ameriku bude nutno
sebrati obnos penez uvan ucni nasich vitez hrdn
proto kazdy CechoSovak bez rozdu presvedGen by mel
ucelu odevzdat jsts dnu Narodni dan uazati tax
hrdinm, vytrvame az do konce die zapocatem
Ia Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
Frank Yunger, tajcmnik
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ZAJEZD TABORITU.

Velkoloze Jednoty TaboritG
usporada Ultra velky vylet do
zahrady p. Capka ma vych. IL.
ul., kteryzto zajezd ma ven-
kov slibuje byli jednim z nej-
zdafilejsich ceskych piknikd
letos. Poradajici vybor posta-
raj Sc totiz vsemoznou zaba-
WI, ziskal kapelu sdruzenych
nasich hudebniku zajistil tez
Pabstuv leak pro ziznive, ja-
koz jine atrakce ku potesa
osvezeni svych pratel a vsech
ucastniku vnbec. Zitrejsi vylet
TaboritG treba tudiz kazdemu
Odporuciti.
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POD KOLY.
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NAVRAT CPERATOEEK.
Telefonicka sluzba bude opst
dokonala.

Nekolik set stavkujicich ope
ratorek vratilo sc vcera a dnes
do prace, cimz telefonicka sluz
ba znacne Sc polepsila. Zastup
ci spolacnosti sdeluji, ze do
stredy vsechny telefonistky bu-
dou ma pavodnich svych mi
stech, vyjimaje operatorek, do
pus,ivsich Sc "a stavky neja-
kych vytrznosti. Nektere napa-
dly pry operatorky loyalni a
spilaly Jim. Takovym stavkuji,
elm sluzba nebude pry vrace-
ma, ponevadz navrat tychz po-
rusil by soulad.
Uniovf elektrikove pracuji
jiz vsichni a mnozstvi kabeln,
"a stavky znicenych, bylo wee
ra obnoveno.
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NEZNAMA ZABITA VIA
KEN.

Ma kfizovatce New York
Central drahy ma belmont A.
We East End usmrcena byla
vCera pul noci asi 45leta zen
stina policie soudi, ze zabi-
tou je nejaka namesicnice ze
syeho domova uniknuvSi. Ne
znama je prostovlasa a jen v
lehk6m notnim dboru. Pozn-
statky zabite odvezeny byly
do okr. marnice a policie ma
Sc totoznoSt nest astne pani
pCstarat.
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v SOkOLSKE ZAHRADE MA
CLARK AVE.

Del. Tel. Jednota Bedrich
Engel bude miti svdj vyrocni
vylet Zilra to v lzahrad6 sine
Sokol ma Clark Ave. ma zapad
nj stran6 a ponevadz organi-
SAGE ia ma nescetne stoupencG
We vsech nasich kruzich, lie o
cekavati, re zitfejSi vylet zmi-
meme Jednoty bude jako vzdy
ilspechem doprovazen beast
Milky lie srdecne pobaveni oce-
kava. Zabava V zahrade zaha-
jena bude O 2 hodine odpoled-
nj dobrou kapelu a rozumi Sc
samO sebOu, re obcerstveni bu-
de dosti a Zakusku rovnez.
EITC q C1--7 fIYTCC1
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rRERIJNi POZAR " HRANI.
CICH MESTA.

V okoli Wayside Road roz-
k!ada Sc prerie, rozdelena ira
4 drahy Nick 81 Plate. Vcera
odpoledne jiskra z lokomotivy
odletnuvsi zapalna vyschlou
prerijni travu a ohe1 zasahl j
nekolik nakladnich vlaku ma
pobocnich linilch cekajicich.
Nez hasici mohli razne zakro-
cit, dive konstrukcni zeleznicni
kary zniceny plameny dpln6 a
asi tucet jich poskozeno, takze
ztrata ma majetku cini asi
$500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
LEVNEJSf OCfSLCVANf
AUT.

Az dosud prodavan je par
ocislovanych stitkG pro auto
mobily po palnacti centech a
pfisti rok diva podobne stitky
budou staten prodavany po IL
a pul centech. To proto, ze w
roba stitkd sverena byla statni,
kaznici, jinymi slovy, levnejsi
stitky ty budou vyrabeny cho-
vanci statni kaznice v Colum-
bus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
KhBERUV PRfPAD ZUSTA-
VA ZAHADOU.

V pripade zavrazdeneho d.
Kahera z Lakewood neobjeve-
ny ami Vcera move va2ne stO-
py. Otrusik v utrobach ze5nu-
leho nalezeny privodil jehO po
zvolne umirani a rany dykou
neb spicakem ma led mu zasa-
zene urychlily jeho skon. Ko-
roner Byrne obnovi svuj ink
vest V pondeli, do kter6zto do
by policie vynajde snad move
svGdectvi pro obzalobu. Cleve-
landsky detektivni Inspector
Sterling odjel vcera do ktere-
hos m63tecka "a Rocky River,
kde hodla vyslechnouti ktere-
hos muze, jemuz jsou pry zna-.
my nektere podrobnosti zloci-
nu. Vcera tez vysetreno, re pa
nj kaberova navst6vovala pill
ne vykladacky a profasionelni
spiritualistky, ably vyzvedela
Sc II Mich, jak jejl churavici
muz bude jest6 dlouho xiv. Ji-
max V cele zahade neni mic no.
veho.
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