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The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
WOULD REVISE THE
 HOLIDAYS DOWNWARD

Arizona seriously needs a revision of it's calendar of holidays, and the revision should be downward. We have too many that are celebrated more in the breech than the observ- ance. Included in the list is Arbor Day, of which Arizona has two, one for the northern counties and one for the southern counties. The day is ob- served only by few office holders, who close up public offices and incon- venience the public and the day was presumably set aside for the benefit of the public rather than the office holders. Tucsonans, at least, do not wait for Arbor, Day to plant trees and shrubs. In pioneer days the propo- ganic effect of the holiday was prob ably beneficial, but the spirit of com munity pride has become firmly im- plantedsin Arizona cities now and Ar bor Day has become an economic waste and an interfer enc wiethbOIN waste and an interference with busi- ness through non-observance except by a few who only discor,mode the public.
 There are a number of ether holi- days that might be Topped off the list without sacrilege to the occasion or person whose memory is intended to be honored, and it might be that hol- idays with real significance couli be substituted for some of those now nominally observed. The only holidays worth observing are those in which the public participate; Arizona has too many that only serve office hold CTS. Lop them off.-Tucson Star.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
JEROME OFFICERS RELEASED
 OUTCOME OF RAPE CHARGE

Acting on the theory that no breath even of suspicion, should attach to members of the police force, Chief Crowley, on the advice of the town council, suspended Officer R. P. Giles and George Floyd from duty, pending the outcome of the charges made against them in connection with the alleged rape committed on the person of one Mrs. Florence Schendel.
 It was charged at the preliminary hearing of the case before Justice of the Peace Hughes that the officers had arrested the woman at the Sullivan hotel, subsequently, turning her over to Fred Woods and Clarence Sage, the former of whom offered to go her bail.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
CHANGE AT U. s. LAND
 OFFICE AT PHOENIX

Charles E. Marshall, of Phoenix has been named by President Wilson as register of the federal land office to succeed J. l.. Irwin, who has fin ished out the term of Thos. Weedin MT. Irwin did not desire reappoint- ment, as his real estate business de- mands his attention and the salary meant to him sacrifice. He has fill ed the office to the satisfaction of all and like the good democrat that he is, Mir. Irwin turns the place over to his successor, wishing him well. Mir. Marshall is young man well accom- plished in the work, having served in the internal revenue office and more recently with Sam F. Webb, treasurer of Maricopa county. He served under Uncle Sam during the world war; Phoenix Messenger.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
GATHER UP LARGE
 BATCH OF MOONSHINE

A full-fedged still, $50 gallons ot sour mash and seven gallons of white mule fell into the hands of the law about 2:3O Wednesday morning when the house of Jose Negrete at Doug las was raided by officers. Senor Ne grete was also captured and is now federal prisoner, languishing in the city jail. The prisoner, still and seven gallons of white mule in keg, were taken to the police station, and the rest of the mash was hauled there. The mash is made of raisins, corn and onions and is vile-smelling stuff. There are seven 52-gallon barrels of it.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
WOMAN TO INTRODUCE
 WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE BILL

Believing that a woman should have the honor of introducing the resolution, by which Arizona will rat ify the amendment to the national constitution granting suffrage to wo. men, Mrs. Nellie A. Hayward, of Douglas, who is member of the low CT house of the state legislature, has prepared a joint resolution on the sub- ject which she will introduce when the special session of the legislature con venes at Phoenix, February 12 Women have voted in Arizona since the state was admitted to the union.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
BOLD ROBBERY ATTEMPT
 MADE AT NOGALES

Sunday evening a colored man in overalls, similar to the fatigue mili- tary uniform, ertered the Liberty pool hall at Nogales and at the point of gun held up the inmates, robbing the proprietor of the sum of SPA. The man was so deliberate in his move ments, so cool and collected, that he overawed the proprietor and those present, making his escape without their giving an alarm. Chief of Po- lice Jay Lowe and John Deegan inn mediately set out to find the alleged robber, while two military police were sent down the railroad track to pick him up if he came that way. The city officers missed him, but the M. P.'s met him coming up the track and promptly nabbed him.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
BECOMING AMERICANIZED

Ed w. Stevens, secretary of the live stock sanitary board, came the first of the week from trip in Som ora, going some distance south of Cananea, at which latter town of 40,- 900 people he found several signs of patterning after Americans. A full fiedged strike was in progress and shortly before, five men were hanged for bank robbery. He saw much rich country that is idle because the peo- pie are too lazy to farm. Vast ranges with good pasture are unoccupied.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
APACHE COUNTY TO HOLD
 ELECTION FOR ROAD BONDS

The county supervisors, at their regular meeting the first of the week
 were presented with petitions contain ing signatures far in excess of the numben required to call special cleo tion to vote upon the question of issuing road bonds. The supervisors, accordingly continued their session long enough to arrange the prelimin- aries for holding such an election and fixed upon May 5, 1920, as the date for holding it. This covers the 90 days which the law requires to be giv- en the voters. Only property taxpay- CTS can vote at the election St. Johns Observer.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
TRAIL NEEDS REPAIRS

Necessity for repairs on the Apache trail" from Mesa to Globe by way of the Roosevelt dam was discussed at a meeting of the Mesa chamber of commerce and a committee was ap- pointed to confer with state and coun- ty authorities on the subject. It was said that the government-built road, once one of the finest in the west, had been allowed to deteriorate and while still passable, was far from being a good highway.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
MISS WOODS WILL RESIGN
 AS COUNTY RECORDER

Miss Pauline Woods resignation will take effect the first of March, anC the unexpired term will be filled by Miss Margurite Drumm, who is now back at her duties in the recorders office, having been absent from Hol. brook for several months.
 Miss Woods was elected county re- corder by good majority almost two years ago. She has very efficiently filled the position to which she was elected, she is exceedingly popular in Holb~ook society and will be missed. She resigns to take greatly needed rest which she will seek in the pleas ant climate of California.-Holbrook News.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
SANFORD FLOUR MILL
 COMPANY ORGANIZED

The Stafford Flour Mill company has been organized here. The capital stock is $75,000.
 The company has an ideal location here and will install a modern 125- barrel flour mill; also, a barley and corn meal equipment, and will be pre- pared to manufacture flour and all it's products, corn meal and rolled barley. 7 The company will have it's plant in full operation for the coming 1920 crop.-Safford Guardian.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
LOOKING OVER
 RANGE CONDITIONS

Charles Sanford, of the Sanford Livestock company, was in Kingman Thursday, looking over range condi- tions. He said he found the range pretty well taken up here. Later he went down to Topock to look over the range there.
 Owing to the small amount of snow that has fallen in this part of the country, and hence lack of water sup ply, this year, MT. Sanford finds it necessary to find some range for his black face sheep this winter.-King- man Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
RAISING $75,0OO FUND
 FOR IRISH REPUBLIC

An organization to raise funds for a loan to the Irish republic" has been formed in Arizona, it was an- nounced with the statement that $75,- 900 had been fixed as the quota. The state organization. includes: State chairman, Peter Ryan, Phoenix; dis trict chairman, William Ryan, Globe; R. E. Morrison, Prescott; J. L. Byrnes, Flagstaff; John Reilly, Tucson; F. j.. Barry, Nogales; John Fitzpatrick, Bisbee; Dr. c. E. Rooney, Yuma, and Lawrence McAlee, Swansea.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
RECIPE FOR GOOD MANNERS

Of Usefulness, 3 drs.
 Of Tincture of Good Cheer, 1 OF. Of Essence of Hearts Ease, 8 drs. Of Extract of Rose of Sharon, 4 ozs Of Oil of Charity, 8 drs.
 Of Infusion of Common Sense and Tact, 1 OF.
 Of Spirit of Love, 2 ozs.
 The mixture to be taken whenever there is symptom of selfshness, exclusiveness meanness, or I-am- better-than-you-ness.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
EXPECT BETTER PRICES

Best offers for yearlfng steers this year in Arizona are $42.50 head, al- though it is expected by the cattlemen that better offerings will be made soon, according to Secretary Ed w. Stephens, of the state livestock san itary commission. The secretary just returned from trip among large ranches, including a visit at the Ca nanea Cattle company's headquarters on the Mexican side.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
PROMINENT PRESCOTT
 MAN KILLED IN MINE

FSed Stephens, former supervisor of Yavapai county, was killed Friday at noon by cave-in and rock slide in an open cut on mining property he was working about eight miles from Camp Verde, Ariz.
 A companion was severely injured about the legs, but managed to drag Stephens from under tRe debris. He then crawled three miles to ranch house and summoned assistance. The body of Stephens was taken to Pres colt for burial.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
ARIZONA PRACTICALLY FREE
 FROM FLU EPIDEMIC

Arizona is practically free from in- fiuenza, according to reports made public at the state board of health. Several cases of the grip have been reported from different sections of the state, the report said, but doctors are not inclined to diagnose the symptoms as those of influenza. They have been few resulting cases of pneumonia, the report says.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
WILL INSTRUCT
 INDIANS IN PRINTING

G. A. Corbus, of Phoenix, is with this issue taking charge of the Ma tive American mechanical department and the instruction of the boys in this department. MT. and Mrs. Cor bus will keep house on the campus Native American.
 Mir. Corbus was at one time fore man of The Sun office and later with the Ninslow Mail. He is one of the best old time printers and has spent a lifetime at the game. He will de- liver the goods.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
GOOD ROADS BOOSTER

Father c. Vabre, of Flagstaff, was a caller in Needles Wednesday even ing, visiting for few hours with Rev. Father Mitchell. Father Vabre is one of Northern Arizona's best good road boosters, which is saying something. Needles Nugget.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
SUPERVISOR SWIFT PRO-
 NOTED TO INSPECTOR

Forest Supervisor T. T. Swift re- turned home from Albuquerque, N. M., where he attended the annual meeting of the forest supervisors. MT. Swift was promoted to the position of district forest inspector, and will have charge of District No. 8, com prising Arizona and New Mexico, with headquarters here.-Safford Guardian.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
COMPARATIVE LUXURY

My dear, as you have been fairly prosperous this year, I think you might give me few dozen eggs for a Christmas present."
 Cant afford it, darling. You will have to content yourself this year with just a diamond necklace"
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
STATE DEMOCRATS TO
 MEET FEB. PEST

Saturday, Feb. 21, has been select ed as the tentative date for the state democratic convention at Phoenix, when six delegates will be chosen to attend the national convention of the party at San Francisco. Policies are expected to be adopted which will be important factors in crystalizing the issues of the state campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
DEPENDS ON THE WALKER

Prospective Tenant-"Is the place within walking distance of the railway station '" =
 T dunno" answered the house agent cautiously. "How far can you walk?"
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
ITS CHIEF FAULT

"To my mind that's the main trouble with the automobile"
 "Eh?"
 They're so darned hard to buy on credit"
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-13
BUT THEY CAN'T

If orators could only eat their words they'd never be troubled by the high cost of living.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
Gin rozvedeneho?

Cleveland. Ohio, 20 unora. - We
druhem patre domku els. 3436 Oran,
ge ave-, blize stanice tretiho pol.
precinktu, objevena vcera v poledne
vrazda. Obeti zlocinu stala sc 2Sleta
Srbkyne RGzena Lupicova, jejiz muz
pracuje V blizkych rafineriich Stan
dard Oil Co. Mrtvola vyjmenovane
zeny nalezena byla v loznici, kdyz
chot' jeff poledne prace domu sc
navratil, naGez policie zatkla diva mu-
re, re zlocinu toho podezrele, jed
MIN z mich jest Nick Constanc, cd ne,
hoz Lupicova ziskala rozvod V r1jnr
roku 1918. Mrtvola zavrazdene spo-
cfvala ma l1zku a ma tele objeveno
mnozstvi bodnych ran, zpusobene
bud nozem nebo Spicakem, jakeho
ledari uzivaji. Zvlastni je, re by
tn usmrcene nejevil Sc zadny zvlast-
nj neporadek, zadne napadne stopy
zapasu a byt ze byl uzavreny, kdyz
Lupic prace Sc vratil. Nrah dostal
Sc do bytu patrne pomocf paklfce
d dVere pomocl tenoZ opet uzdVrel'
kdyz cd mista vrazdy Sc vzdaloval.
Pozoruhodne jest, re pani Lupicova
zatcena byla "a. ledna letos dolen-
MIN meste pro tajne nosenf zbrane.
Byl u nj nalezen revolver raze els.
%. a zatcena u soudce tenkrat uji-
St'ovala, re zbran nosi k will seNeo-
brane. Kterys lnuz il totiz smrti Wy
hrozoval. Ponevadz ale tenkrat ne
chtela vyzdradit jmeno dotceneho mu-
re, pol. soud tvrzeni tomu neuveril
"a Lupicova byla odkazana k trestni-
mu soudu. DneSni situace by naznaco-
vala. re tehdejsim yyhrozujicfm byl
prvni jeji chot', rozvedeny Constanc,
jemuz pomstu Sc jednalo. koroner
Zoul zabyva Sc rovnez vysetrovanfm
zahadneho toho zlocinu.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
palsi stiinosti farmard.

Washington. 10. unora. - Ctvrty
rypomocnr poStmist. James |. Blaks
lee. predlozil kOngresnimu ylboru
nd poStovni zalezitosti dalst odpov6,
Iii tarmdru Ma dotaznik vlady. Zada-
jici navrh tom Smeru. jak by Sc
dala drahota zivotnich potreb sniziti
Blakslee toho, co 'seznal. prisel X
nahledu. re by bylo treba rozSiriti
moznosti baliGkove poSty ma venkoy
tim zpusobem. aby farmari dostali
vetSl prilezitost styku S mestskymi
Obyvateli mohli Jim maze Sve pro
dukty poSilati. PoStovnf urad na Sve
dotazniky doStal pri nejmenSim 20.
900 odpovedi F'armari 81 mich vet.
Sinou stezuji ma nedoStatek delniku
ma vysoke mZdy. ktere muSi platiti
ma drahotu hnojiva d farmarSky ych
Stroju a opet opakuji hrozby, re ne
budou pracoyati Gtrnact hodin denne
ably opatrin potreby pro mestske lidi
kteif mali pracovni dobu kratsi. Vlad-
nj odbor orby pravi, re mZdy ma far
me jsou nynf daleko vySSi nezli byly
kdykon jindy NejvySSi jsou sever
Mich statech stredniho zapadu, nej
niZSf ma jihu.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
Peary n1rtev.
objevitel severni to6ny slavny &c
stovatei do kraju po!arnich
zemrel.

Washington, 20. unora. - Pod-adml-
raj Robert E. Perary zemrel dnes ma
chudokrevnost, jiz trpel asi diva roxy.
PodstoupiI celku tricetpetkrate
transfuse krve, posledne pred nekoli-
ka, dny, ale to pomohlo vzdy jen ma
kratkOu dobu.
Robert E. Peary jest objevitelem
severni tocny. Bylo to dne 6. zari
1909, kdy oznamil svetu, ze vztycil
hvezdnoatS prapor americky ma misto.
kde Sc die jeho merenf naleza sever
nj tocna. Vec ia podarila Sc mu pet
mesfcI pred tim, dne 6. dubna 1909.
Ornament Pearyovo stalo sc "a Zvla-
stnich okolnosti, kdyz cely svet jako
objevitele tocny oslavoval muze jine-
no, dra. Cooka, re ktereho Sc vyklu-
bal Sibal a podvodnfk. Cook vedel, ne
bo aspon ocekaval re Peary k tocne
dospoje, prihlasil Sc zasluhu drive,
nezli zpravy cd slavneho cestovatele
prijdou. Cook tvrdil, re ma tocnu do
spell dne 21. dubna 1908, skoro cely
rok pred Pearym. Kdyz Sc pocalo o
pravdivosti jeho tvrzeni pochybovati,
vzala jej do vyslecEu danska universi-
Ia Kodani a presvedcila Sc, re je
Cook Thar. ktery ami nedovede zacha-
yeti Sc seXtantem, tim meme vymero-
vati zemepisne polohy pozdeji sc
zjistilo vyslechem Eskymaku, kteri
jej provazeli, re dorazil jen diva dny
cesty "a nejsevernejsf obydlene kra-
je pax Sc vratil. PeaTy, ktery sc "a
tim dostal s Cookem do roztrpceneho
sporu, dobyl tim spIsobem vitezstvi a
naroky jeho byly uznany.
Peary narodil Sc CresSonu, V Pen
nsylvanii, roce 1856. zratil otce,
kdyz byl tri roxy star matha presto
hovala Sc MIN do Maine, kdez mladi
ztravil IL more. Kdyz byl tricet roku
star. pocal Sc zajimati polarni kra-
je Stal Sc civilnfm inzenyrem u
radu tom vstoupil do namorni sluzby.
Vedl vypravu do ronska We sluzbach
prirodovedeckeho musea v New Yor-
ku. Do Granska. Greenlandu. vypravil
Sc celkem Sestkrat brzo nabyl pove-
sti nejdokonalejsiho znalce teto zeme.
On prvni take Zjistil. re jest Green
land ostrovem a vyzkoumal vetsi cast
jeho severniho pobreM. Konecne v
cervenci 1908, kdyz byl 80 roxy star,
vydal Sc ma lodi Roosevelt ma cestu
poslednf. ktera jej privedla k cili tax
davno hledanemu, X seyerni tocne.
Peary dorazil ma sanfch, zanechav o.
statni cestujici "a sebou, V pruvodu
jedineho druha jen. cernocha Hesse-
ma. Ma tocne stravil tricet hodin a
vydal Sc ma zpatecni cestu. Kongres
pozdeji uznal jeho zasluhy, &C po We
likych bojich, pov!sil jej ma misto-
admirala.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
ClSLO-M. 70.
Amerika vrati CechOslOvaky
do vlaSti.
$1,000 bude odvezeno ze Sibire Spo-
jenymi Staty a $1,000 jinYmi To-
demi; Cechy to musi platit.

Washington, 10. unora. - Tricet
sest tisfc ceskoslovenSkych vojaku
na Sibiri bude dopraveno domn anne
rickymi lodemi, kdezto repatriace O.
statnich 10000 bude provedena bri-
,ickymi a jinymi playidly, jak sdelil
ines vyboru domu zastupcu gneral
March. nacelnfk generalniho stabu a
mericke armady. Prvnf americka lOd'
Cechoslovaky, transport Sheridan,
ma vyplouti z Vladivostohu do Terstu
%. dnora, prayil general March.
Zadna cast ceskoslovenskeho vol
ska. ma ceste re Sibire domu. nepo-
jede Spoienymi Staty. pravil general
March. nybrz ySichni popluji primo
do adriatickehO pristayu, odkudz bu-
dou dopraveni drahou do vlasti. Ge-
neral March oznamil vyboru. ze ma
klad. spojeny repatriaci ceskoslo-
vens6e armddy. bude hrazen vladou
CeSkoslovenske republiky. Bude OBJ
naSeti 1925 ma jednoho muze. tedy
uhrnem s14625. 900. Pri nynejSi mike
Gene GeSkoSlovenske koruny. obnasei
ny celkovl naklad ma repatriaci ce-
SkoSlovenSkeho vojSka zdvratnou Su-
mu skoro 1.500 100000 korun.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
PresidentOva OdpOvef.
v Biiem dome pise Sc odpoved' ma no.
tn spojene1 ohIedne more jader.
Skeho.

Washington, 10. unora. - President
Wilson pocal dnes diktovanfm odpo
vedi spojeneckym vladam ma notu
kterou poslaly ohledne situace ma mo-
ri jaderskem, doufa, ze il bude moci
poslati do patku. Jaky bude jeji smy'
81, tom nebylo mono dovedeti Sc
slova. Nota spojenecka byla asi tax
dlouha, jako byla nota, kterou Wilson
pred tim do Evropy postal, totiz asi
1000 Slov.
Pravilo Sc zde, re noty tyto ne
budou uverejneny, pokud nedo]de svo-
lenf vlad francouzske, briticke ital-
ske, ale dodava Sc. Ze vlada americka
yerejnosti We veci te preje. Byvalo
vzdy jeji zasadou, pracoyati otevrene
ale vedle toho jest presvedcena, re
re uverejnenim vseho zabranilo by
Sc TAX neopravnenym utokum, jake
byly nedavno Ma presidenta evrop-
skym tiskem podnikany. kabelove
zpravy z Evropy davaly ma jevo, re
odpoved' evropSkych ylad presidento-
vi byla smirliva a umoznuje. ably sc
celia otazka Reky dalmatskeho po-
brezf vZala znovu uvahu. Pravl Sc
re premieroye zadaji presidenta. ably
sam naznacil nejaky plan, jak by by
10 moZno Reku die puvodniho umyslu
postaviti pod sprawl ligy narodu jake
mesto samostatne, stejne ably Sc S
pobrezim dalmatskym nalozilo die "a
sady sebe-urceni. V Europe pry pre-
vlada nahled. re zabrani Reky dan
nunziem vyvolalo situaci tax delikat-
nj. ze by kazdy pokus. uvesti vec do
drfvejSiho stayu, mohl yyvolati novou
yalku.
President Wilson zaujima stanovi'
Sko, re Spoi. Staty mali otazce ia
derskeho more pfimy zajem jahozto
zeme. ktera Sc valky suCastnila, bez
ohledu ma 10. ze mfrova smlouva YER
seilleska nebyla dosud ratifikovdna.
Stejnr zajem oznamil president Viii
son i pro jednani Armenii a Ture-
cku, nemz chce miti Amerika slovo
drive. nezli Sc premierove Ma necem
definitivne usnesou. Fsecka tato roz-
hodnuti prvnich ministru, ktera Sc
mohou stati V Londyne. musi byti
schyalena nejvySSi radon Parizi. Je
10 jen formalita, prvni ministri q
nejvySSf rada jsou lide skoro titiz, a.
lie Spoj. Staty Londyne zastoupeny
nejsou. kdezto Parizi podle posled-
niho rozhodnuti presidentova zastup-
ce miti budou.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
Lace pry pride.

Washington, 21. Gnora. - Vladnf
urednici ujist'uji, re nfzka cena ev-
ropskych penez, ktera znemoznuje w
yoz, must miti "a nasledek klesnutf
cen ruznych zivotnich nutnostf pro a
mericky lid, ktere prg pride V neko-
lika malo tydnech. To jen nemohou
rfci. bude-li to zvolna, ci prijde-h TO
nahIe a prudce We spIsobu krachu. An
glie, Francie Italie, ktere zastavuji
kupovanf pomalu, budou bezpochyby
nuceny zastaviti je trvale. To, co sc v
Americe produkovalo pro vyvoz, zl-
stane zemi a bude vrzeno ma do
macf trh. Mouka, obilf, maso, produk-
ty mlekafske a jine potraviny vyya-
zely sc posledni dobe We vysi $4,000
900 denne, jak oznamuji vladnf zpra-
w. Kdyby Sc to vsecko vrhlo ma anne
ricky trh, znamenalo by to znacne snf-
zeni cen. Jen v tom Sc vladnf Ifedni-
ci neshodujf, prospeje-li to konecne
nasf zemi ci uskodi-li. Mnozi vert,
re So eyropska bida konecne ma Ame-
rice vymstf. Napred ublizf fa11nari, "a
le konecne mIze take privoditi zavre-
nj mnoha tOvaren.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-02-24
Bigamistiv trest.

Cleveland. Ohio, 20. Inora. - Petr
Hrbka. 20 roku starry els. 240S vych.
"a. ulice, jiz pred mnoha mesfci z
mnohozenstvf usvedceny, ale dosud
pod zarukou ma svobode Sc nalezajici,
nebude nucen nastoupiti trest ka.
znici, byl mu urcen trest jiny. Okre-
sni soudce Levine rozhodl Sc Hrbku
parolovati, ale jen "a urcitych pod
minek. Bude muset podporovat ODE
sve rodiny, ale jen jednou zenou
ziti. Hrbka ozenil Sc roce 1910 S
Annou Herkovou, s niz ma ctyflete-
no hosika Pavla. Y roku 1917 ozenil
Sc jinou zenstinou, ktera zije nyni
v c. 4127 vych. Sc. ulice. S tou ma ho-
Ska dvouleteho. Martina. Podmfnkou
parole jest, re Hrbka necha Sc roz-
vesti Sc svoji prvni zenou da Sc
zakonite oddati druhou zenou, ale
prvni manzelce bude muset platit ma
vSzivu dftete stanoveny obnos pravi-
delnS