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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
HARDlR6 LOOKS BACK.

Gov. Cox referring TO Senator
Hardins's charge that the President
had forced him-Gov. CoN-to &C
cept the League Of Nations as the
dominant issue of the campaign.
says:
Senator Harding has made two
definite announcements he
purposes TO bark back TO the DAYS
Of 80 wears ago, and that ne Will
make his front porch listening
post. This means he will be as far
removed from the running current
Of progressive thought as the SEM
torial obligarcy of Lodge and Pen
rose and Smoot has been removed
from the hcartbcatS of the Amcri-
can people for year or more.
My campaign will be dedicated
10 The task Of bringing peace With
honor, Of rcadiusting the affairs of
civilization, and of creating Il new
day out of which we will make the
best of the lessons of the past.
Therefore. the things that the Srra-
tor believes vital and pertinent from.
his isolated perspective will not
in ell probability. be so regarded
by me. His last statement is but :,
rciicration of what he has said ii
the Senate time after time. SO if
the campaign. on the one hand, de-
vclopS into mere morning sessions
of the Senate YOU will very readily
perceive the usclcSsncss Of dai!y
response.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court Of Grccnbrier
County, West Virginia.
In lie: Board of Trustees Green

In the Circuit Court of Grcenbcier
County, West Virginia.
In he: Board of Trustees Green
brier Presbyterial School.
Permission TO sell real estate.
The object of this proceeding is
10 sell the property known as the
Greenbrier Presbyterial School,
situated just northeast of the Town
Of Lewisburg, Greenbrier county,
on the east side of the street or road
extending from Main Street in the
Town of LcwiSburg. north from the
Southern Methodist Church, pass
ing the Public School to the Frank
ford road, private offer having been
made for the purchase of said prop
cry, and such right of sale being
deemed necessary and for the best
interests of those for whose use The
said Board OF Trustees holds said
real estate and so reported TO the
Circuit Court of said County, and
an Order Of Publication having
been regularly directed by an order
Of The Circuit Court of Grccnbricr
County. all persons interested are
required 10 present their objections
10 me III my said office, or to the
Judge of said Court on or before
The first day Of our ncXl term Of
, iS9d 10 be holden in September
Fl. G.. SKAGGS, Clerk of Cir
cult Court of Grcenbrier co.
CHAS. n. MCWHORTER, Sol. 3O-2
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COX THE UNBEATABLE.
Henry WatcrSOn makes this ap-
peal to Kentucky:

}lcnrN NaterSOn makes this aD-
peal to kcntucky:
"Writc il Cox the UnbcatabIc,
"Ile is journalist and that
means deal. The lawyer is a CON
lrovcrsIaliSt. Il logican. q master OF
doctrines, theories. equities. The
doctor is Il healer, and more or less
a specialist. The journalist is an
all-around man of affairs.
"That is what we require in a
President OF the United States.
1T will moi be denied that Wood
row Wilson is highly qualified
man. The record of his adimnistra-
lion will read well in history. If
l wished to be critical ] should saw
that he is too much the doctrin-
airc, too much the Humanitarian,
too much the phrascmakcr.
"Cox is not Of this kidney. He
is a man among men. He has shown
himself ever practical man, a man
of sense and judgencnt---who. rs
the saying puts it, has studied the
cue papers and asceriaincd the
difference betwixt hawk and buzz
ard. In word, he does things.
1--WE want. we need. that sort of
man in the White House.
"Now comes The chance for Tie
Democrats Of Kentucky to gel to
gcthcr. to wipe out the old scores
and, with Il long pull, a strong pull
and pull altogether. 10 line up
once more on the resolutions Of
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After all. what has America to
lose by Joining the league of Ma
tions? Will she not be as able to
take care of herself within the
League as without? Would il not
be better TO be bound up with the
other nations of the world to keep
The peace Cf the world than TO con-
tinuc the international plan Of
every fellow for himself and the
devil takes the hindermost?" We
cannot see il in any way except
that we have all TO gain and moth
ing to lose by joining the "conccrt
OF nation."-Er.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30

No man with three letters in his
name ever attained The Presidency.
The records prove it,.
Our contemporary undoublIy has
not said what he meant to say for
all the Presidents have three letters
And more n their names. If Cox is
to De ruled out for swami OF another
letter in his name we remind our
Rcpublican friend that no l.. S.
Senator has ever been elected
President. SO if Coz must be ruled
oui so must Harding and we must
take old friend Dcbs Of The Atlanta
rcnitentiary. CT thai dry fellow, Mr..
Watkins.
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COL. HOUSE PRAISES cox,

Col. L. NJ. House. long the person.
a and confidential friend of the
President in a conversation with
a member Of the British govern
mcnt in London on the 18th, ex-
pressed The opinion that the nomi-
nation of Governor Cox improved
democratic chances of victory next
November.
Col House based his opinion on
CoXs "soundness" on the League
OF Nations. which he said would
attract the woman's vote. and also
the Tact that his alleged dampncss
might attract male voters.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims agains st
me estate of Mrs. !. b. Mathcney,
deceased. are hereby notified TO
present the same, with full proof
thereof, before the undersigned
CommlSsloner Of Accounts at his
once III the Bank of Greenbrier
nulldlng:: III the town Of Lcwisburg,
ureenDrler County, West Virginia,
tember.. 1920. at which lime and
place the rights between John A.
Anderson, Jr., the administrator of
SAID estate, and the creditors there
or, will be adjudicated.
ooc, SAML PRICE,
I-A3-0t Commissioner of Accts.
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DISTRICT CONVENTIONS CALLED.

| fiEREAS.
Section % of Chapter 70 of the
Acts Of the Legislature of West Vir-
ginia, session Of 1919, makes it the
duty OF the County Executive Com
mittec TO arrange for Mass Conven-
MaSistcrial Districts of the County
for the purpose of selecting dele
gates 10 the Judicial Convention:
BE il therefore resolved:
That pursuant to said section
30 Of said Chapter 70, the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, of
hereby calls Mass Conventions to
be holden by the Democratic Vol
crs of said County, at the places in
said districts hereinafter designat-
ed, on Tuesday the third day of
August. 1920 at The hour of 2:39
! =. NJ. for the purpose of selecting
; and appointing delegates to the
Delegate Convention 10 be held al
l.cwisburg on the 10Th day of
August, 1920, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Judge
Of the 11th Judicial Circuit. com
posed Of the counties of Green
brier and Pocahontas, and which
said Mass Conventions for said re-
|
be held at the following places:
the Court House, Lewisburg.
For Falling Spring District
At School House, Renick.
For williamsburg District-At
High School, Williamsburg.
For Meadow Bluff District-At
Hall School House, Rupert.
For Frankford District-!M
Woodman Hall. Frankford.
For Blue Sulphur District-At
School House. Blue Sulphur Spgs.
For Irish Corner District-At
! Chestnut Grove School House,
Organ Cave.
For Fort Spring District-At
For White SnIpbur Dis,rict-At
High School, White Sulphur Spgs.
For An:honys Greek DistrictEAt
Store Building. Nicola.
1t shall be the duty Of the older
members of This Committee in each
respective district TO provide a
suitable place for holding the said
| Convention and to call the Conycn-
! lion 10 order and designate the
temporary chairman and secretary
thereof.
Each Of said Mass Conventions
Shail appoint one delegate for each
one hundred votes, or fraction
thereof more than fifty, cast in
each respective district at the No
NcnDcr. 1916. election. for Wood
row Wilson for President, that is
TO say, said district Mass Convcn-
lions; shall appoint the following
number of delegates:
Le~isburg District 1880 votcs) 4
delegates.
Fort Spring District (45s votes)
> delegates.
Irish Corner District CTS votes)
2 delegates.
Antb9nys Greek District u3s
VoI Esont II fo deieg Rt io,o
2 delegates.
ro Ealing Spring District 1853
williamsburg District (312 votes)
Meadow Bluff District 1924 votes)
Blue Sulphur District (4Oi votes)
Whitse Sulphur District (29S
vot esq 3 delegates.
And said Mass Conventions shall
also appoint a like number of al
tcrnatcs, VINO shall, in The absence
OF dclcSatSc, be empowered TO cast
me No;e OF SAID respective districts
III Said Judicial Convention, and
The Chairman and Secretary of
cach, respective Convention shall
certify the action Of said rcspecliyc
Conventions TO This Committee IN
4 meeting thereof hereby called 10
Il "a
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LET US HEAR ROOSEVELT.


questions OF national and inter
national policy were accepted by
thousands of good men in this
country as very high authority.
Some regarded the Coloncls opin-
ions SO highly that they nclG them
10 be we'll nigh infalliblc. Now let
us hear what the Colonel said about
The League of Nations. the most I'M
portant question now confronting
the American people and the para
mount question in this campaign.
Mr.. Harding to the contrary notwith
standing.
In an article published in the
New York Times Of October Is.
1914. Col. Roosevelt said:
The one permanent move for
obtaining peace which has been
suggested, with any reasonable
chance of attaining It's object. is by
an agreement among the great pow
erS, in which each should pledge
itself not only to abide by the de-
ciSiOnS of common tribunal, but
TO back with force the decision of
the common tribunal. The great
civilized nations of the world
which do possess force. actual or
Immediately potential, should COM
bine by solemn agreement in Il
great world league for the peace of
Righteousness. A court should
be created-a changed and ampli-
fled Hague court would meet the
Northumberland of repre-
sentatives being sworn 10 act in
each case as Judges, pure and sim
pie, and not in represented ca
pacity. The nations should agree
on certain rights which should not
be questioned, such as territorial
Integrity, their rights to deal with
their own domestic affairs. and
with such matters as whom they
should or should moi admit to resi-
own borders"
There is hardly an idea or Sus-
gestion in this paragraph that is
not fully covered by the League
Covenant adopted in Paris and
brought back to this country by
the President. The New York Re-
publican platform Of 1913 and the
West Virginia Republican platform
OF 1916 both strongly endorse Il
League Of Nations. Why do Re-
publicans, who during the war
were staunch friends of the League
oppose it now?
The answer is because they are
deceived and misslcd by the spc-
cious arguments of 4 cabal of Re
publican Senators who. jealous of
Wilson'S prominence and leadership
hope to destroy him by destroying
the greatest thing he has done and
because they think the League pre-
SCENTS questions which will enable
TIM TO appeal successfully in this
campaign to the ignorance and
prcjudices Of The peopc.
The opposition of Republican
Senators 10 the League Covenant
was neither patriotic nor bona iidc
Tor there is not Il man in America
who believes they would have op-
posed the peace treaty or the League
Covnant made Il part of the treaty
had Republican President occu-
ped Wilson'S place and had sent
these documents to the Senate for
ratification. Coming from q Re-
publican President in The form and
Language in which Wilson present
cd 1t they would, as everybody be-
HeveS' have been approved and rat
llieu without opposition or delay.
III this be true, and who doubts it?
II chectual!y diScrcGitS the opposi-
lion OF the Republican Senators and
shows beyond doubt that their op-
position was based on considera-
lions of party cXpcdiency.
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NOTICE,
West Virginia. Grcenbrier Co,.
Court, july Term 1QO0 CouIlty

"e Gaur ftlriS iI,i +r Greenbrier County
votin apP P1aran to the Court that the
for Precinct No. 1, Anthonvs sT! nae5
district, at Alvon, is no Ionger c o:i
able as voting place, if is ord deaal,
that Brown School House. ruereG
Precinct be and is hereby mn or SAD a.
in . sa;d PAGE ace OF said Precinct No. /
The rnan Antn9nys Creek District in
ny l. ROOM DC f,, ana stead of said Alvon.
ClcrL ,f urine. ,r!r ordered that the
copy OF q! t 1his o GoIrt shal! publish
! t3 Gnnt, ~ 8 of the code.
o, o. PAUL c: HOGSETT. Clerk
ureenbrier County Court
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A TRIBUTE.

The greatest and finest tribute
that President Wilson has vet had
IS ne fact that the Republican
party could find no other issue
upon which to stage the 1920 fight
man the one personal issue Of
getting even with Wilson," 4
Dem'cralic President must be =
Dig one TO monopolizc MI he nj.
icntion OF the efforts Of thc oppo-
Si'ion.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR.. CLIFTON +. McCLINTIC
i, nj home and will practice
medicine and surgery from his
home near Williamsburg. He
can be reached on the Lime
stone Telephone.
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To the voters or GreenbTier and Po-
cahontas Counties:
] announce myself candidate for
the Democratic Nomination for Judge
OF the Goth Judicial Circuit, COM
prising Pocahontas and Greenbrier
Counties, subject TO the action of the
duly selected delegates to the Judi
cial Convention to be held in Lewis.
burg, Greenbrier County, West Vir-
GINA. on the second Tuesday in
August. 1920.
Your support is respectfully solic-
tied.
FRANK r. HILL,
Marlinton, w. Va.
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II. NJ. on Thursday the 5th day of
August, 1920.
JESS L. HERN, Chairman
Greenbrier County Democratic
Executive Committee.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Judge Circuit Court.

To The Voters OF Green6rier and Po-
CahontdS counties:
Elevation to the bench will be pro-
motion. Should it be the will OF the
Democratic judicial Convention to
nominate me for judge Of this cir
cult l will use every honorable
means TO secure my election. So
licit your interest in my candidacy.
J. S. McWHORTER.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
DIVA HOSI ZABITI NAKLAD-
MIMI AUTY.

Jan Koruta. 4lety. 1888 z$n.
AZ ul. zabjt bvl ma miste auto
trnckem Hughes Provision Co.
KoIa stroie pfeiela neboh6mu
chlapci pres prSa.
Ma nest astne kfizovatce
vVch. 40. ul., Dolloff Rd. .
Pershinp Ave. pfabihal 4letV
Homer Heislev, bvtem cisle
1862 vych. 40. ul., byl pfeiet
as rozbitou lebkou dovezen do
nemocnice sv. AleXise na Broad
wav. kde "a lratko DO dopra-
veni zomTel. Jest to b6hem
dvon tydn6 druhI pfinad nest6
stl ma osudnem miste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
ARMADA POTREPUIF MI.
ZIKANTY PRO VOJSKO v
NEMEcKU.

Voienskd verbiTskd iifadov-
~ na Public SGuaru prav6 o.
7namuin. He potfebuie pro O.
knpaGni arraAdu stoifci M RI-
0e V Nemecl,u nrp tamn6isi vo-
:onsk6 kanelv ca)ou fadu hui
dcbnfkh. Hadateli must Sc ar
4 t6Siti zdravi 2 aeno6 pon6-
I'D elranh noetav6 a nTiimuti
1on5iti hrdou ri ro1cv. HlavoS
- sh5ui uveden1 trad no fl6,
Fstovi dvon hoboiistoch. dvou
Observation-Disclosures. dewitt hr-
@ohricich ! M kiarinotv. easkt
"oh. hariton. trombon. krldlov
III q diva pasv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
POSTRELENT VYDERAC,
PATRNE GLEN "CERNE
RUkY."

Foliceinf straznik V Cleve-
land Heights postrelil vcera V
noci domn6l6ho vyd6race pra-
We V okamziku, kdyz Sc snazil
prchnouti z domu Ch. Valenti-
ma. els. 1892 Coryon Rd., Gle
veland Heights. Zraneny udal,
- Sc jmenuie Ch. Pirini. byten
V els. 1906 Orange Ave, S. E.
die domnenek policie jest jed
MIN q cel6 handy zlosynG, ktefi
Cd kv6tna pTedesleho rol1u ro-
dine Valentinov6 vyhrozovali q
take skut9Gne dim ma iafe nu-
mou z Gdsti znicili. Pfedem po-
aadovali $4,000 vJpaln6ho a
lydvz Jim nebvlo vyhov6no, spa
chali skutecn6 uvedeny nasil-
nickF Gin. Cd tech dob bvl do
NOV stale policii stTezen. 4. sr71-
ra nodaTilo sc iednomu vyda-
ra6jl oklamati straz a vniknou-
II do domu, kde pozadoval pc
nize. Valentine dial mu $3.50
a pozadal lei, aby ieste tento
tFden 81 pfisel pro dalSi. A sku-
teGn6 vGera ve6ar. kdvz NAME
IL Valentinovi vecefeli, pTisel q
%idal sliben6. Valentine jej HE
del zdrzeti rozmluvou. ale
handita poznal, ze neni vzduch
"Gist' a prchl do dvora. Ma
strait stoiicf policista mu velel
7astaviti a kdvz neuposlechl,
10 n6m stFolil. Byl dvakrat
2ran6n a odvezen do m6stsk6
nemocnice. kde lest bedliv6 hi
dan. Zran6ni ieho Jest dosti
nebezpeGn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
K VCEREJSf LOUPEzI MA
VYCH. 9. UL.

Vcera odpoledne zatteni by
Ii policii ctyri muzi ma podezfa-
nj, ze Sc s1castnili sm6le lou
peze vcereiSiho rama V zlatni-
ckem zavod6 Sol Bergmana,
1869 vych. 8. ul.; museli byti
vSak propusteni, jelikoz oba
zraneni klerkove nebyli s to je
urcite ztotozniti.
Die vysetreni spachana byla
loupez as V 500 hod. rano
dvema muzi, ktefi uzmuli de-
mant0 V Gene od 1900 do 35.-
600 dolarG, po cinu rychle vse-
dli do auta ma ne cekajiciho a
zmizeli.
Bergman vlastne skody neu-
trpel, jelikoz byl jiz nekolikra-
tie okraden a vSe 81 dial pojisti-
ii. Zraneni klerkove F. J.
Schuck, 8911 Cedar Ave. a Je-
rome Susskind, 533 vych. 105.
al, nal6zali Sc krame samot-
ri, prvnejsi drzel pr5v6 tao s
kameny, ably je vylozil do skfi-
ne a Susskind upravoval vZadu
nektere zbozi. kdyz vstoupili
oba pachatele a porutili jim,
majic ma ne namifeny revol-
very, ddti ruce vzhuru. Jeden z
lupitG Zdal Sc pozorOvati, re
Shuck Sc snazi vytahnouti z
kapsy revolver a uderil jej pro-
to rukojeti sv6ho revolveru a
druhy podobne nalozil sc Suss-
kindem. Pc nasilnickGm tinu
nacpali 81 oba bandite deman-
ty do kapsv, ale nedotkli Sc OBJ
sahu velk6 pokladny, kde bylo
skvostu "a tislce dollaru. Po-
tom rychla vySli a pouzili stro-
je, V n6mz cekal treti bandita
ma rohu Chestnut Ave.
Oba klerkove vyb6hli ma uli-
ci, volaiice o pomoc a SchucB
vypalil do vzduchu ctyfi rdny
ably vzbudil pozornost. franc.
nj jejich jest vsak jen lehcihC
razu. BergmanGv zavod jest
hned vedle Priscilla divadla
ien n6kolik krokG cd nejziv6j
siho rohu V Cleveland6 a jes'
dosti podivnym, ze kolemidou
ci nem6li ami tuSeni, co Sc V kri
me odehrava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
"TELEFONNf'' VYLET NASf
MESTSKE RADY.

IA m6stskych radnfch spolu
S pfislusnym poctem technic-
kych radcd a zastupcd .jinych
organisacf budou dnes V po-
ledne hosty mesta Limy. Til
clenove komise byli souGasn6
kandidaty pfi vcerejsfch pri-
marnich volbach kteff iest6
pred odiezdem 81 prali ved6ti,
iak volicstvo rozhodlo iejich
politicky osud.
Byl to krajan Jerry r.
Zmunt, jenz Sc uchazel Trad
okresniho komisafe, pfedseda
m6stske rady c. B. Stannard,
kterT ''b6zf "a Serbia a pred
seda vVboru poulicnich drah
Alva Dittricll. take kandidat O.
kresniho komisafstvf. Vvsled-
ku sc vsak nedockali zaiiste
So budou.ve vlaku shan6ti po
dnesnich rannfch novinach, z
tterych 50 vsak take ieSte posi-
tivnfch vJsledkn nedoGtou.
Komise odjela pennsylvan-
skou drahou v $50 hod. vcera
rnGer We zvlastnfch vozech, kite
r6 budou V Lime odepnutv, ve-
cor odiedou do Washinctonu,
ltde ztr5vi cnlV zitFek. Lodi od-
nluif Norfolku, Va. kde bu-
1n clevelandska druzina TAX
~ hostem m6sta. Y patek od-
iede 2 Norfolkl do Cane Char
los. odkud vlakem do New
Vorku, kan dorazi sobotu
~dno zdrzi Sc az do stfedv.
We Gtvrtek r&no pax budeme
miti "otce m6sta" op6tn6 Ease
V Clevelande. V5let do Newar-
ku New Jersey pofddan bude
? New Yorku.
Nozi 6lenv komise Jest kro-
me Tmunta i radni KadleGek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
"a VCEREJSf ODPCLEDNE
BOURE.

Jeden muz byl zran6n a no
vostavba tovarny byla vichri-
ci rozmetena "a boufe, pfi-
hnavsi Sc vGereisiho odpoled-
ne. Homer Toole, SOAP Broad
way, S. E.. Sc dvema spoludGl-
Milky byli smeteni Sc stfechy
tovarnf novostavby Internatio-
nal Steel Tube Co. ma Miles A
ve., poblize vych. JAG ul.. kdya
move staveni. neodolaiic nara
zim boufe, SO sritilo. Toole L.
trp6l odfeninv bvl dopraven
do nemocnice sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-11
PRIMAL. Sc k VRAZDE ZE-
NINA STRYCE.

Toledo, Ia, 6. srpna. post
zr.) Frantisek Wisner, ktery
byl dan velkoporotou okresu
Tama obzalobu vrazdy,
ktere Sc dopustil dne 19. cervna
ma Frantisku Linhartovi. pri-
znal Sc, k vine pfedevciram o
p0lnoci u pf5tomnosti statnich
agentd J. f. ,Risdena a O. O.
Rocka, serifa Petermana, O.
kresniho ndvladnlho Ferguso-
ma, m6stskeho narSaa L. N.
Thompsona, dale soudnfch
klerku Rob. Harrisona a VIII
larda Rusella a konecne pi.
Russellov6, kter5 cele vypov6
Iii ieho vedla stenograficke "a
pisky. Pred pfitomnym zastup-
Gem iednoho 2 casopisd vyslovil
a | ~
sc. -Wisnefssze shyt ma tom zlo
fjnancn6. Linhartovi dluzil pry
n6iak6 penize o tak'si najed-
nou vzpomn6l. ,ze Sc mu, ma
skytla neilepsi pTilezitost k to-
mu. jak by Sc ho zbavil. A 20
t6 hned podrobn6 ial Sc vypr5-
veti vsem, co Sc udalo dne
10 cervna. A vypraval. ze uda-
neho dne asi o T. hodine ranni
sli ma ryby. Sli iihovychodn6
k mostu walthamskemu, kde 81
naTezali nejak6 pruty,nacez wy
dali Sc k hlubsimu mistu Sol
neho potoka, kde asi hodinu
chvtali ryby. Linhart 20 t6
prohodil, re ma iakousi zizen.
Sam Sc mu nabidl, re Sc mu
postara o n6iakou vodu k pitt.
Wal cerveny peil a Sci pro vo-
du. Kdvz tuto DO nadoby ma
bral, WILL do nj lahvicky,
kterou mel s sebou, jed a praZd
nou lahvicku hodil nak do vo-
DIV. ktera ii "a chvili odnesla.
Po t6 odoSel. zanechav tam
Linharta, ienz bvl pozdeii ma
lezen mrtev V melkem potoce,
2 iezto nezdalo sc pravd6po-
dobnvm, ze bvtam mohl uto-
no1ti. zahaieno vv$etrovani.
Wisner Gita 35 rokG v6ku, lost
zenat, a otceno tri dltek. Inn
ha~t. srrvc reno zenv. muZ As-
lerv, ri $ nlmi We spoleone do-
maCnuSu. 4
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SDRUZENI MFZIMEST-
SKYCH ZLODEJU.

Zdeisi policie priSla zatte-
MIN Sesti zen ma stopu Zlod6j-
ske organisace, ieiiz pusobnost
sc omezovala ma m6sta Cleve-
land, Buffalo q Cincinnati. Eat
cent provedli detektivove Och
me Fiess, ktefi nasli soucasne
as "a $4,000, patrne nakradene-
no zbozi. Prislusnici nechval-
neho cechu provadeli hlavns
kradeez V cbchodech a zbozi
takto nabyte bylo zasilano 500.
lecnikGm a spolecnicim V me
stech jinych, kde prodej nebu
dill zadneho podezrenf.
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yvkT's

AS dolaru lyons Pravidelna
dlvadla neuzavrela dosud hu-
debnlky smlouvu, kdezto diva
ola obrazkova tax uciniia rred
rokem do konce letosniho s1p-
ma. We zdejsich pravidelnych
divadlech zamestnano Jest vse-
ho vSude as 14O hudebnfkd z
celkoveho poctu 500 clenG hu-
-debni unie.
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ITO ZDE PREC JESTE.
NEBYLC. :"

X okresnimu auditorovi
Zangerlemu prisel Flip Ma.
ther, 2605 Euclid Ave a ztezo.
val 81, ze mu jeho im6ni, podle.
hajfcf dani, bylo nizko odhad.
nuto sice o vice jak S45.000.
Zangerle mel prohoditi: "Kdy.
bychom NELL same poplatniky
tohoto razu, pax by mestsk6
j line verejne finance nebyly
nikdy V Gzkych."
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pOzADIIf 7VVSrNf
PLATJ.

Tnie hudohni1si vGpra ned
1ozila oero; 7doiSim divadlim
H61ost q f0nrocantnf pTfdav
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