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The Pulaskian., 1920-04-22
Some Cow Hunt.

Recently Davy Boyett felt it in his blood that he must go a-hunting, so he shouldered his trusty rifle and started out to hunt some of his stray cows. He started toward old Brushy Mountain, but had not gone far until he saw squirrel frisking around on a tree, and he shot it out. He stood in the same place until he shot four out of that same tree, then he went to pick them up. He had noticed that he had shot between one and the tree, and was not disappointed that it was missing. Then he went lit tie further and found bee tree sGo- ing on, he went to step over tree which had burned down, when he ob- served bees working in it and saw it was full of comb. As it was badly cracked, he fixed it up the best he could with some bark, intending to come back latter with a gum and hive them. He says he knows they can live all right, because he never saw as much honey dew in his life as there is now. He says it is not only on the bushes, but it is on the rocks also With honey at fifty cents q pound, I consider that Mother Nature is about as good to us. as the Lord was to the children of Israel when he sent them mama. The reason MT. Boyett is so sure his bees will live is that he will put them in gum al- ready filled with comb. If they had to make the comb they would have a hard time of it.
 Continuing his way through the burnt woods, he came to very plain wolf trail, then seeing their tracks around in the burnt grass stubble, and noticing some ground which had
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 day afternoon were MT. and Mrs. Richard GIasscock, Misses Ruth West and Lena and Bessie Johnson.
 George Belyeu and Miss Goldia and Mabel Kerr were car riding Sunday afternoon.
 Coburn Mckenzie is working at the Democrat office in Little Rock.
 Bruce Ringgold and Dwight McKen- zie attended the closing exercises at Barron schoolhouse.
 Mrs. Latta has been on the sick list.
 J. H. Ringgold and little grandson, Arthur Johnson, made a business trip to Gordon's Mill Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Lena Johnson called on her aunt Mrs. A. E. Ringgold, Friday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Oscar Bearden and little son. Leo, were the Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs. J. H. Ringgold.
 Miss Ruth West spent last week with her sister, Mrs Emmett West of Little Rock.
 George Belyeu has sick mule.
 Carl Latta has purchased the old Nathan Trotter place.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Perrine called on MT and Mrs. John Peters Sunday afternoon. But MT and Mrs. Peters were not at home.
 Mrs. Nancy Johnson spent the past week with Mrs. Latta.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Latta and fam fly were the Sunday guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Wilson.
 Misses Goldie and Mabel Kerr were the guests of Misses Myrtle and Jane Covington.
 George Belyeu and Bruce Ringgold were callers at D. E. Clements Wednesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. John Clement spent Sunday with their son, Eugene Gle ment, of near Carlisle. Miss Mamie Justice of Justice Schoolhouse neighborhood spent last week with her cousin, Miss Eva Clement
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Rock after spending the weekend with her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Amos Morehart.
 Our pastor, Rev. T. o. Rorie, Jr.. has been i'll for a short time, but is rapidly recovering.
 Visitors from Little Rock Sunday were: Misses Josie Bumgaruner and Lillian Coehrane. Mrs Leon Smith and Messrs. Luther Smith, Will Back, CT and Paul Toombs.
 Miss Janet Busch of Little Rock spent the weekend with Miss Jean Smith.
 Mrs. J. A. Crandall and little chil- dren. John A. and Channel, are visit ing her mother. Mrs. V. L. Cochrane.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hend- erson, Sunday, April 1, baby girl.
 Mrs. Jennie Powell of Bryant is wis iting friends at Mabelvale this week.
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 Mr. and Mrs Edgeworth entertain ed their neighbors with a musical Sat urday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kuehnert of Lit tie Rock have moved to their country home at Zion Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Melton and little son. Floyd made a business trip to the City of Roses Saturday.
 Miss Rose Lawrence attended the box supper at Banks School House Saturday night.
 MT. Leon Melton is planting corn this week.
 Noel Avery of Brooklyn, New York, is visiting his parents, brother and Mrs Avery after an absence of more than three years.
 MT. Turner and son, Bogard, have been putting out strawberry plants
 George Norton is building a new barn.
 Mrs. Tulcie Skeen visited Mrs Fur her Sunday evening.
 Brother Brumbelow preached at Zion Hill Sunday and Sunday night.
 W. D. Hudson's little daguhter, Iva, spent Sunday with Lloyd Melton.
 MT. Morton has bought the lumber to build a new house.
 Mrs. G. A. Smith visited in Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Lang and daughters, Flora and Ethel, visited Mrs. Lang's grandmoth- CT at Casey, Ark.
 Mrs. Skeen and MT. Grout are plan- ming to take Mrs. Skeen's Sunday school class to Bearskin Lake for d two days trip, Maggie and Jiggs.
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not been burned, he decided there was wolf den close; also he noticed bug zards flying around and concluded they were denned up to feed on a dead cow He commenced to slip up on the unburnt land, when he heard wolf run. It was the dog wolf, and as he ran he told his mate what was up It was only a moment until the started across a small ridge for an- other, but just as she was going over the top he fired, and that was the last he saw of her then. He thought as it was very hasty shot that he had missed, so he ran toward the ra- vine few steps in order to get an- crying and knew why she was denned up This is very unusual, as the old settlers, including himself, all had de- cided that May 1 was the earliest pos sible date to hear them. He decided from the way they were calling that he would not have to wait twenty-five minutes for her to return to her ba- bies, but he waited about forty and proceeded to investigate He could
 tell by the sounds where the pups were and looking over to where the mother wolf went over the top, he saw her lying dead with her head on chunk. Then he got seven pups out of a big old hollow tree and, taking the body of the mother wolf along, he started home. It was Saturday or he would not have carried them all in, but he was expecting his brother out
 from Little Rock with his family, and as his children had never seen a
 wolf or their pups he was taking them in for their benefit. Only his brother l came out. because the children were
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 All the farmers are busy getting ground ready to plant cotton. Most of them have planted corn, but some of them think they will have to plant over.
 George Belyeu and Bruce Ringgold hauled fertilizer one day last week.
 Miss Ruth West spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Elma Glasscock.
 Miss Robbie Wood and little broth CT, Willis, spent Sunday with Hattie and Robert Faulkner.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Perrine and family were the Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Faulkner.
 Mrs. Belyeu was the Friday after noon guest of Mrs. A. E. Ringgold.
 Callers at the Glasscock home Sun
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 Preaching was very well attended at this place Sunday.
 Roy Counts, who was taken to tbo hospital April 9 is reported to be do ing fine.
 Dinner guests at MT. and Mrs. A Bearden's Sunday were Bro. Gibson Bro. Durham, Mrs. Maggie Sneed and Mrs. Leila Hammons.
 MT. L. P Hammons visited his sis. ter, Mrs Thomas Anderson, and fam. fly near Jacksonville Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Jamie Carthron, Nancie Potts and Alice Cross visited Mrs. Maggie Sneed Tuesday.
 Mrs. M. c. Sunday, who has spent the winter with Mir and Mrs. L. P Hammons, moved back to her daugh. ter's. Mrs. Lea Carmical, Friday.
 Mrs. Becca Justice is reported to be doing fine. M. A. c.
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= - sick with the flu and thus missed a real treat. The cause of the trail was that the mother had been unde. cided whether to make her bed in the hollow tree or up in the rocks on the ridge and passed back and forth a number of times before she could de- eide MT Boyett says wolf is very intelligent and he has known them to start a dozen dens and quit them be- cause after digging in them she found they would be too damp. The pups he got were not day old. The neighbors are talking about presenting him with a medal for being the most success ful wolf hunter ever on Big Mau- melle. This bunch makes fifty-one he has killed in the lost fifteen years.
 Thirteen years ago he was present. ed with pair of English fox hounds and that May he killed with them five wolves Since then he has killed a great many others with their help, and other people have killed numbers in front of them. Frequently they would get after wolf and run it clear out of the neighborhood, and he would hear of some one else kill ing the animal in front of them. He has given away number of their progeny and they have undoubtedly saved the farmers of this country ham dreds of head of hogs and cattle. He thinks instead of paying taxes on these dogs that he should receive a bonus on each. It costs a great deaf to keep a dog, just about as much as person, and yet every person in the community is benefited by the wolves he kills as much as he is.
 | Go A-Courtinu.
 There should be better way of settling disputes between two men than by taking a whole community away from it's farm work at a critical stage of the crop, as happened last week, when a large number of my neighbors and myself had to ge to court to help settle a dispute in which we were not in the least bit inter ested. But that happened, and as the day set fer the trial was Thursday : had to lose a whole weeks work.
 Get Fine Indian Hoe as My
 Reward.
 Though I lost a weeks work I was rewarded with fine specimen of In dian hoe. It is about the size of large grubbing hoe, and with it's ridge down the center of the top side, it would we'll serve for pattern for the grubbing hoe of the white man of to- day. There were two notches near the top for fastening the handle. 1t was presented me by John ". Will Hams. Miss Buna Tolley gave me a soapstone pencil and piece of petri- fled wood Miss Susie McNeeley gave me a nice arrowhead and Obit Boyett gave me a number of arrowheads.
 Arrangements are being made for a series of educational picture films to be shown the first week of May at central points in Pulaski County and the Pod man hopes to be present. They will be exhited at Roland and Wye the last of the week, so be on the lookout for they will be worth seeing. This announcement is . little premature, so I can not say much about it as yet.
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POULTRY RECORD.
(By Goodwin & Jean.)

Hens, per pound, 28e. Springs, 1 1-4 to 2-lb. size, 36e. Boosters, 12c per lb. Large Springs, 26c per ID. Turkeys Tom, good dressing stock per h., 40c.
 Ducks, F, F., per h., BOG. Geese. F. F., per h., 20c. Eggs, per case, S10.25. Guineas, 40c each.
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MT. and Mrs Herbert Coles bab, is i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Carringto. were the Tuesday afternoon guests ~ her mother, Mrs. L. c. Puckett
 Nosnhojanel
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Hunoer Strike Over.

Dublin. = Sixty-four hunger strik. ing prisoners have been released, ap. arently unconditional, and as a result the strike is considered off.
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 Mrs. c. D. Peerman and daughter. Miss Golda, of Princeton, West Vir ginia, are visiting Mrs. Peerman' s mother, Mrs. R. c. Lewellan. at this place.
 Mrs. Walter Elliott ana children have returned to her home in Little
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4 basinesSHke AnSrCer to
 bnsineSSike Question

E NHIRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter
 1 church World Movement have budgeted their needs No business could have done it more scienth- cally.
 They have united prevent the possibility of duplca ton or waste At least million dollars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual campaigns are joined in united effort.
 Each denomination has arranged it's budget under six main heads:
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| FOR THE cHURcHs WORK AT HOME. A score ofitems come under this head. Con- cider only one. Five and half million people in the United States cannot even read and write the English language. Who Ia to carry forward this vast work of Americanizatien If the church does not2
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Cafihrad zabran.
obrovske vaIetne lode spojeneeke
strezf oba vehody do
BosPoru.

Carihrad, II. brezna. - Spojene'
cka vojska Zabrala mesto Carihrad,
velika della britickeho dreadnough-
tn Benbow a jinych velikych vaIet-
nych lodi, zakotvenych We Zlatem Ro-
hu, ovladajf oba vjezdy do Bospcru.
Vsecky lode jsou pripraveny k okam-
zite strelbe. Prichod spojeneckeho
vojska byl davno oGekavan proto
spIsobil malo rozruchu. Jista panika
vznikla jen We Stambulu, hlavnf tu-
recke ctvrti, kdez majitele obchodI
v sousedstvf ministerstva valky ry-
chile pozavirali sve kramy, uslysevse,
xe spojenecke vojsko prichazf, ale
brZy je Ease otevteli, kdyz Sc pre-.
svedGili, ze zadne nebezpeci nehrozf.
Vrchnfm velitelem okupacnfho vol
ska jest Anglican, ale ucastnf Sc spo-
jenecke vlady vsecky. Italove privedli
do mesta jisty pocet mohamedanske-
no vojska re svych osad africkych. 2
anglickych valecnych lodi bylo VISA
zeno pres ctyry tisfce namornfkI a
marinii.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, PAIEK (FRDAY) 10. BREZNA (MARCH) 1920

vlady do Stutgartu, ale clenove Eber-
tovy vlady odepreli mimi jednati.
Marsalek Hindenburg drzi Sc dosud
pozadf, a pravf Sc, re odsoudil Kap-
pIv prevrat jako zlotin. ProslScha Sc,
re plukovnfk Bauer, dIverny radce
generala Ludendorffa, byl zavrazden.
Londyn, II. brezna. Oznamuje
sc, ze belgicke okupacnf vojsko tahne
ma Essen, ably obsadilo mesto. Myslf
Sc, re je to prvn . krok spojencI k vo-
jenske okupaci Nemecka. Spojenci
byli rozhodnuti zachovati neutralitu,
dokud hrozila pouze militaristicka
diktatura, ale nyni, kdyz hrozf nebez-
peel sovetske vlady Nemecku, po-
myslf Sc ma okupaci. v Paffzi panuje
vetsi postrach pred ozivnutfm sparta
kovskeho hnutf, nezli pred cinnostf
Kappovy vlady V Berlfne. Paffzsky
Journal zvfda z Berlfna, re dav lidu
podnikl 1tok ma hlavnf francouzsky
stan Bonnu a vydrancoval kramy a
soukrome domy. VytHnosti pocaly t.
token ma francouzsky vojensky auto
truck, a nekolik francouzskych d.
stojniki uniklo malem lyncovanf. Po-
licie byla nucena vystfeliti do lidu,
pravf depese.
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ZPRAVY AMERICKE.
II gaIonu whisky stalo 5000.

st. Louis, Missouri, II. brezna. -
Josef Kotnfk nepokusf Sc snad jiz VI
cekrate palenf koralky donna zaj-
de mu asi navzdy chut' k "mesickar-
stvf'. KotnfkIv prfpad jest odstrasu-
jicfm prfkladem pro ty, kteff Sc po-
koutnim palenfm koralky zabyvajf, z
nehoz 81 mohou wifi naucenf, co Sc
mlze prihodit, kdyz Sc pfistihne ne
kdo pri prestoupenf prohibicniho "a
kona. Kotnik vyrobil pouze II gallo
MI whisky a tato stoji jej pouze ST.
O69,22 anebo $642.55 jeden gallon. -
Prohibicnf spiclove pravili, ze kotnfk
vyvazl jeste dosti st'astne, nebot'
mohl prijfti celych $4,000, ktere
mu byly zabaveny a odsedeti 81 10 ro-
XII a mesfcG, ale myslf, re ztratou
"a pokutu ulozeneho mu obnosu, bude
cd dalsiho palenf a prodavanf koralky
nadobro vyleGen. Tajna jeho palfrna
byla objevena dne 20. Gnora, t. r. v
jeho hostinci v elsie 1900 Menard ul.,
kdyz jej prohibicnf agenti a policie
prohlfzeli Nalezli tam II galonu whi-
sky, prfstroj ma palenf cinnosti a
V pokladne $32, 900 ma hotovosti cen.
nych papfrech. Minuly tyden primal
Sc Kotnik k vine a soudce ulozil mu
pokutu $1,000 zaplacenf soudnfch %
STRAIT. Zabavene veci penfze byly l 8
Kotnfkem dopraveny ku spolkovemu
soudu. Cd tohoto okamziku nastaly
Kotnfkovi zle easy vybercf vDitro-
zemskych dani a prohibitni agenti u
bfrali pomalu jeho zavitku penez po
stovkach a tisicovkach a zdalo Sc, re
mu usporeneho obnosu malo anebo
mic nezbyde, az tito budou vypocf-
tavanfm pokut u konce. Kotnfkovi Sc
jiz hrizou jeziiy vlasy ma hlave. Sdeli-
Ii mu, re vyrobene' koralky neplatil
dane s6.4O z galonu. tedy s70.40, ma
coz je pokuta $1,000 a obnos ten ST
wall re zabavenych penez. Dale, ze
byl majitelem palirny re nemel H.
cenci. ktera obnasf $20.S3 mesicne.
Kotnfk pry koralku pet mesicu palil,
musil tedy vyklopit $416.16. Jako po-
kuta "a prestupek ten jest zaplacenf
dvojnasobny obnos. coz cinilo $685.
90. A tax to slo jeste chvili dale, az
2 celych $4,000 zbylo Kotnikovi pou-
re $24.9O4, ktere mu byly vraceny. We
vyse uvedene pokute neni vsak jeste
zahrnuta pokuta a soudnf itraty Kot-
nfkem minuly t!den zaplacena obno
su sLc12.SO a pozadavek jeho prav-
niho zastupce.
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Million stromka pro Nebraska.

Washington, II. brezna. - (B. F. L.
!. S. Pres million stromkI Belsey-
no skoly Halsey. Nebr., bylo rozde-
leno meM $3.50 ldf, lesnickou Grado-
vnou zemedelskeho departmental Spo-
jenych Statu cd roku 1912. die zpra.
w, zaslane B. +. l.. |. S. ri, kdoz ty-
to stromky obdrzeli, jsou obyvateli
zvetseneho domovinarskeho okrsku
Kinkaid, die ustanoveni zvlastniho "a
kona, die nehOz kazdy obyvatel byl
opravnen obdrzeti zdarma stromky z
lesnicke uradovny. Nedavno podnik-
nuty byly kroky. ably ia ucelem dosa'
zenf co nejvetsiho prospechu 2 rozde-
lovani stromki byli okrskovi agenti
povinni pfijimati zadosti o stromky
a tax pomahati pestovani stromu V
tomto okrsku, a zaroveh ably podava-
ii vyroGni zpravy pomerech while
dem ku pestovani stromovf. nichz
Sc Jim dostaly nejake zprayy.
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AnaIieans potfebull chemie.

Londyn, II. brezna. = Professor
Francis, vrchnf professor chemie ma
universite Bristolu, prednasel tu
chemicke vede "a valky a pravil,
ze Nemecko ohledu tom stale vyso-
ko mad Anglif Otazka hnojenf polf
zavisi ma vyrobe dusicnand, jako cpav-
ku jinych, to ma, pokud Sc tyce
Evropy, Nemecko rukou dplne. Bee
jeho pomoci nedostane Europa ume-
lych hnojiv. "Budoucnost nasf zeme,"
pravil, "zavisi We velke mfre ma tom,
abychom 81 zridili takovy chemicky
primysl, jako ma Nemecko. Ten mfti
musfme, a nesmime Sc ohlfzeti pfi
tom, dovoluje-li to stav MAST narodnf
pokladny. z vysledkd valky zadny ne
znepokojuje tax jako move zbrane che
micke. Podaff-li Sc ma pr. nektere e.
mi zfiditi umelou mlhu v trvanf del
81 DOLBY, aniz by tajemstvf to znamo
bylo jinym narodIm, ma cely svet
pod mocf."
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SmlOuva mir0va.
Repubiikans by radI .vidSIi schvSIeni,
ale neradi by ustoupiIi.

Washington, II. ledna. - Vazn6 =
dalosu v Evrope, jak Nemecku, TAX
Turecku, vytky, ktere Sc proto
ma vladu Spoj. Stati hrnou, pdsobf
mezi republikany jistou nervositu 4
vzmaha Sc jich pfanf, aby melt miro
YOU smlouvu krku. Dodatek k 10.
clanku lfgy narodI, ktery byl vyhla-
Sen "a kamen urazu, odstranen byl
cesty dodatkem, navrzenym samym
Lodgem, ktery jest jiny We sloyech,
ale totozny We smyslu a ktery byl
presidentem Wilsonem rovnez zavr-
zen. Nahlfzf Sc, re Sc ma takoveto
slovnf lakadlo vladnf demokrate chy-
titi nedajf. Dnes tedy uCinil republi-
kan Lenroot Wisconsin, dalsf krok,
ackoli ne daleky, ably demokraty r.
skal Podal navrh dodatku zcela no.
veho, kterg ma byti ku clanku 10.
pripojen. Tfmto dodatkem Lenrooto-
wynn ma Sc Zmirniti ostrost dodatku
Lodgeova. V dodatku Lenrootove pra-
VI Sc, re by "Spoj. Staty vazngm
zajmem pohlizely ma jakoukoli hroz-
bu, smefujfcf k porusenf mfru Eyropy,
a uvazovaly by tom, co by mely
proti tomu podniknouti.' Vladnf stou-
penci dosud vyhradu tuto neprostudo.
vail, ale tom Sc shodujf vsichni, ze
je to smfrny navrh, ktery ma ku
schvalenf smlouvy zlaEati dalsi sena-
tory demokraticke.
Republikannm prichvatal ma pomoc
take William J. Bryan, ktery opustil
slunnou Floridu, kde Sc asi diva mesf-
ce vyhrival, ably pronesl prohibicnf
rec v patek New Yorku. Cestou "a.
stavil Sc zde mluvil nekterymi de-
mokratickymi senatory. Bryan vydai
verejn6 prohlaSenf, nemz prav1:
"Nemohu veriti, re by demokratictf
senatori mohli Sc spojiti nesmffitel-
nymi nepfateli smlouvy mfrove, aby i
pri hlasovani porazili. Kdyby Sc to
stalo, nedalo by Sc to nijak obhajiti.
Pro demokratickou stranu bylo by TO
hotoyou sebevrazdou, kdyby senatnf
vetsine upfrala pravo naloziti miro
YOU smlouvou die libosti. My name
pravo odvolati Sc X lhu, ably toto roz-
hodnutf republikanu zvratil opra.
vil," filosofuje Bryan, "ale nemame
prava vzpfrati Sc vetsine, tax aby
mohl lid mluviti skrze sve stoupence."
Bryan zapomfna, re Sc nikdo republi-
kanum nevzpira, ale re jim do dvou
tretin schazf hlasy, a nikdo nemHe
demokratu nutiti, ably Jim tyto schaze-
jicf hlasy dodali.
Dnes jednalo Sc vyhrade ohledne
Egypta a irske otazce, pfi cemz re-
publikan Kenyon Iowy zadal sve
kollegy, ably nechali demagogickeho
swami a uvazili, jak by Sc Jim to
libilo, kdyby nekdo ma pIde Velke
Britanie agitoval a sbfral penfze na
osvobozeni ostrovI havajskych anebo
filipinskych cd vlady Spoj. Statn.
Stejny DOZEN della agitace, ktera SO
provadi ma pIde Spoj. StatI pro Ir.
sko. Thomas Colorado prohlasil, re
briticke lod'stvo bylo minulosti hla-
vni oporou Monroeovy doktriny.
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zadne cestovnf pasy sc nevydavaji.

New York, II. brezna. - Vydavanf
cestovnich pasI americkym obcanum
do ciziny bylo zastaveno toho dlyo'
du. re pasy must nesti podpis stat
niho tajemnika Spoj. Staty zadneho
statniho tajemnika nemajf. President
jmenoval dne 25. Inora Bainbridgea
Colbyho, vsak senat schvalenf zadrzel.
Zatfm Graduje Frank Polk, ktery jest
lrednikem jenom tricetidennfm je-
muz jiz lhlta prosla. Bude Sc tedy
vyGkavati, az president Wilson Polko-
vi lhutu prodlouzf anebo bude jmeno-
vati jineho prozatimnfho. Zatfm sc
zadosti pasy pfijfmajf v new-yor-
ske uradovne kupi Sc jich kazdy den
ma 200.
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chudy ehlapee ukopan spoIuzzky.

Pueblo, Colo, II. bfezna. - Ted
Kuykendall, IL let starry syn chude
vdovy, prozradil dnes kratce pred
syou smrtf, ze byl ztlucen zkopan
peti starsfmi skolaky. L6kari pra1f,
re zemrel nasledkem tohoto ztyranf.
Ted byl dlouho predmetem nenavisti
u nekterych spoluzaki. Jeho chudoba
a chatrne saty vynesly mu pfezdivku
"Chudas," ale vzdor tomu byl Ted
nejlepsim zakem uGenf. To vyvola.
10 zarlivost ostatnfch. Ted, jak sam
vypravel pred smrtf, spraskal We ctvr-
TEX diva chlapce stejneho veku kdyz
Sc posklebovali jeho rozedranym sa-
tIm. v patek pet starsfch chlapct
jej prepadlo a ztloukli zkopali jej
tax, ze zistal lezeti bezvedomf. Byl
nalezen krvacejici "a navestnf tabulf.
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Uherska vIada sjednoeuje duh.

Pest, II. brezna. Ministerstvo
pripravilo predlohu zakona, ktera bu-
de podana narodnfmu shromazdeni a
jejfz uGelem jest slouceni valecnych
dluhi v jeden, spojiti, ktery bude
splatny sedesati letech. Byla by to
jednotna dan, ktera by Sc vztahovala
ma vsecko obyvatelstvo a kazdy byl
by nucen prevzfti jistou cast die j.
steho rozvrhu. PIjGka tato nenesla
by prvni rok zadneho uroku.
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kdo vydrzuje protihostin.kou Ifsus

Albany, New York, 16. bfezna. =
Kongresnfk Cuvillier, pdvodce pfedlo-
by k vysetrovanf protihostinske lfgy
pravil, ze obesle take mladeho Ro-
ckefellera, ably povedel, jakymi obno-
sy on ma protihostinskou lfgu pfispf-
va. Prozatfm pry Sc vi, ze platil "a
natickemu Andersonovi $4,000 rocn6
sluzneho a sice prostfednictvfm od-
bocky Corn Exchange banky na 5:
ave,
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cIzinei propustSnl z vazby.

Detroit, Michigan, II. bfezna. -
Dvacet osm cizincd. ktef zde byli ~
vfeni We vladimir vezenf . ocekavali
proceduru deportacnf. propusteno BY
10 dnes ma rozkas odboru spravedlno-
sti Washington. zaloby proti ssdni
jinym, lteff byli ma svobod6 M stI1
ku. byly odvolGny. vsichni tito
zatceni beT pficiny. &.