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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-24
NATIONAL.
TWILIGHT.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Americana
Detroit. Q; Washington, 5.
Chicago. z; Philadelphia, 0.
Cleveland, Z; Boston. 6. Fourteen in.
nings.
st. Louis, g; New York, s.
National.
Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati. 0.
Boston, s; st. Louis. 2.
Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburg, 2.
New York. 2; Chicago, /.
Southern.
Memphis. 81: Atlanta, 1-2.
Little Rock 4-3; Birmingham IL.
Nashville, 4; New Orleans. 8.
Chattanooga, s: Mobile. 4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-24

Mayer and Hager; Albris and Bis
choff
Nashville. June 23-Nashville beat
New Orleans. to today in IL in
nings, Vols tying the score in their
half of each inning in which New Or
leans scored until one when they
scored after New Orleans failed
New Orleans
900 600 100 2o-3 IL 1
Nashville
600 900 100 214 8
Walker, Torkelson and Deberry;
Perdue, Meis and oJnnard.
Chattanooga. June 23.-Cnattanooga
won see-saw game from Mobile to-
day, to on a field so slippery as
to make the game farcicial at times.
Luckonovic was knocked out of the
box in the second without ball GO
ing out of the infield.
Mobile ....... 101 10 000-4 IL 8
Chattanooga 03O 101 00x-5 IL 3
Little Rock, June 2s.-Little Rock
Iooh uouoic-uedueT IFOiu blrIIllnS-
ham today, to l and 8 to 2. Lehman
was driven from the box in the fourth,
Yellowhorse, who relieved him allowed
but one hit and his batting proved an
important factor.
First game:
Birmingham ;. 600 600 o1o-1 6 o
Little Rock lob 900 00x-4 9 1
Morrison and Peters; Lehman and
Morrow.
Second game:
Birmingham -. 900 200 90 1
Little Rock -. DOL 010 1x-3 6 1
Gallagher and Gooch; Hengeveld,
Yellowhorse and Brottem.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

almost a blur in the gathering gloom,
shot across the narrow opening. The
shotgun spoke. and the wildly leaping
figure seemed to crumble to the floor
its lower half had reached shelter, but
head and shoulders lay exposed, re-
vealing gray hair and a white mus
tache Cavendish sprang erect, all
caution forgotten.
"It's Mendez," he cried. II got the
arch-fend of them"
A rife cracked and he went plunging
back, his body striking the girl, and
crushing her to the floor beside him.
There was no cry, no groan Of agony,
yet he lay there motlonless. She crept
across and bent over him, almost dumb
with fear.
"You-you are shot2" she made her.
self speak.
Yes; they've got me-" the utterance
of the words a struggle. It's here in
the chest; II don't know how bad !;
perhaps II you tear open my shirt,
you-yoI might stop the blood"
She could see nothing. not even the
mans face, yet her fingers rent the
shirt asunder and searched for the
wound. 1t was not bleeding greatly,
and she had no water. but not knowing
what else to do. she tore a strip from
her skirt and bound it hastily. He
never moved. or spoke, and she bent
her head closer. The wounded man
had lost consciousness.
Alone, in the dark. she crept on her
knees to her place behind the barri-
cade Her hand touched the empty
gun he had dropped, and she reloaded
it slowly, only half comprehending its
mechanism. The revolver, every cham
her filed, rested on the upturned edge
Of the bed; her lips were firmly
pressed together. Quietly she pushed
forward the barrel of the shotgun, md
waited.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
CHAPT Err XIII.
A Needle in a Haystack.

The little marshal of Haskell had
the reputation of being as quick of wit
rs of trigger finger. Startled as he was
10y that sudden apparition appearing
before them in the dark road, and at
being addressed by a womau's voice.
him am instant clue. There was but
one Cassidy in camp. and that indi-
v.duars reputation was scarcely Of a
Kind 10 recommend him in The eyes Of
lhe law. If any woman sought that
fellow in this out-of-the-way spot. it
was surely for no good purpose. Bren-
nan leaned forward over his saddle
horn. lowering his voice contidentially,
and managing to achieve u highly
meritorious hrogue
"Sure. Oi'm Cassidy" he admitted
-rouchily. How liver come yer ter
guess thot?'
You Svere expecting to meet Mr..
Enright. weren't YOU? That was what
2H Lacy told you. He was to ex-
plain to you just what you were to
do"
Brennan mumhled something indis-
tjnctiy, now thoroughly aroused to
the situation.
We'll. Mr. Euright couldn't come.
and Lacy is over across the creek vet,
hunting down Ned Beaton's murderer.
am Miss La Rue she hurried on.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

DEE Will be pPii IA thousand dollars for
something can't make out what,
only it has to do with prisoners. Lacy
says he'll be there TO confer with him
some time tonight"
Lacy write itr'
'Yes; at least he signed It."
well, If Lacy aims to meet Mendez
tonight, he ought to be along here
soon after nightfall. How'd it do to
hide in these sand hills and waltz"
I'VE can do that, Dan. if we don't
hit any TRAIL" said Westcott, leaning
over, his hand on the others knee
but if we can get there earlier, I'd
rather not waste time. There's no
knowing what devil like Mendez may
do. Let's take a scout around, any,
how"
They started, the one going east, the
other west, and made a semicircle un-
til they met, hundred yards or so,
south of the spring, having found moth.
ing. Again they circled out, blowing
their way through the sand, and all at
once Brennan lifted his hand into the
air and called. Westcott hurried over
TO where he stood motionless, staring
down at the rack of a wagon wheel.
1t had slid along a slight declivity, and
left a mark so deep as not yet to be
obiterated. They traced it for thirty
feet before it entirely disappeared.
stu goin' SOUTH" affirmed the mar.
shall gazing in that direction. Don't
look like there's nothin' out there, but
we might try. Let's saddle up"
1t was blind trail. and progress
was SLOW. The men separated. riding
back and forth. leaning forward in the
saddles, scanning the sand for the
slightest sign. Twice they encoun-
tered an undoubted wheel mark, and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

once traces of the whole four wheels
were plainly visible These could be
followed easily for nearly a quarter OF
a mile. hut then as quickly vanished as
the wagon came again to an outcrop-
ping of rock. Yet this was assured
the outfit had headed steadily south
ward.
This was desperately slow work. and
beyond that ridge of rock they discov.
cred no other evidence. An hour
passed, and not the slightest sign gave
encouragement. Could the wagon have
turned in some other direction? In
the shadow Of a sand dune they halted
finally To discuss the situation. Should
they go on? Or explore further to the
west? Might it not even be better TO
rrtrace their way 10 the springs, and
Pait the coming OF Lacy?
Brennan was for turning back,
arguing the uselessness of going fur
the ponies.
Come on. Jim" he urged. BE sem
sible: we've lost the trail, and that's
no fault o ours. An Apache Indian
couldn't trace a herd o. steers through
this sand. And look ahead thari It's
worse, an more Of it. I'm for stalking
Lacy at the springs" He stopped sud
denly, staring southwark as though he
had seen a vision. Holy smoke
What's that? By God It's a wagon,
Jim; an it come right up out of the
earth. There wasn't NO wagon there
second ago
For a moment both men suspected
that what they looked upon was d
mrage-its actual existence there in
that place seemed impossible. Yet
there was no disputing The fact that
yonder in the very midst of hat DESC
lation of sand q wagon drawn by
straining horses was slowly moving
directly toward them. Westcott wsS
first 10 grasp the truth. hastily jerking
the marshal back to where the tired
ponies stood with dropping heads be-
hind the protection of the dune.
WestcCtt lay Outstretched on the
far side of the dune. his hat beside
him, and his eyes barely able to peer
over the summit, ready TO report OBJ
Servations to the marshal crouched
below.
ITO RE CONTINUED
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

(TO BE CONTINUED
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

After a dreadful experience in which
a small boy was locked in the bath
room accidentally. the family had an
emergency bell installed and also had
the door equipped with night lock
like that on the front door. Then they
hung the extra key on the wall outside
the room where any would-be rescuer
would he sure TO see it. The emer-
gency bell was placed convenient to
the bath tub. as mang semi-invalids
or the aged have been known TO fslEt
from the contact Of hot water,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16


the saddle and stare about, his eyes
stIll Gull and heavy.
cone HI Of a view. jim" he said
dl~suStelly. "bm reckon We can't he
a great ways from that spring. We've
been ridin' right smart"
Its not far ahead; the ponies sniff
water. An. there's bunch o green
ahead: thatu likely be Badger
springs"
Assured they were beyond pursuit.
the two unSadiled and turned the
ponies ou' 10 crop the few handfulS
OF wire grass which the sweet water
buhbing up from slight depression
had coaXed into stuuted growth There
was no wood to he had. although they
found evidence of several camp-fres,
and consequently they were obliged to
content themselves with what they
could find eatable in their bag Except
for few sentences neither spoke. IN
til Brennan. having partially satisfied
his appetite, produced the note given
him - Mss La Rue, and deliberately
sla>hed open the sealed envelope.
I'm tbe name Of the law" he said
grim.y hauling out the Enclosure.
Now Well see WHAT'S the row, Holy
smoke us la Spanish! Here, sim. do
you rea3 Chat s,ugos"
81 loow words here and there" and
Nes'eott hent over the paper. his
breN, wrinkhae- lets see: ITS not
quite clear, but the sense Is that Men.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

Over fifty years ego = ' N d
physician practiced ~ldeiy s.- NJ
rural district and became ls : ~
curing cUl e. of disease This vas .. II
Pierce. who Afterwards 4 ~ u
fs she'd himself in Buffalo }.
and and, placed one ofhis ptes'F TEA u
which he called Golden NJ a
NM DiIsoye nv " IN the drug s.@'; :, i
the United States 50 tha' y. L. "A
lie could easily Obtain . .i. d
remarkable tonic, con -'a'T III
blood maker. Dr.. Pierce r." -
featured this Discover 5y.,-.es I
roots and barks - - I'D:
rene remedy, the ingredients ok 81 4
nature had put in the AJ III;
forests forests. 70. for keeping US nj "a
vt FaT folks or families nag ~ n
b bsw 1 not at 5 sometime o. - ot,.+
this Golden Mea.oal - s..t
for the stomach i've. -
t Over twenty four r -..5 4
Of this tonic saa -'. .'...ry.
have been sod la Is
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16

almost breathIessly. "and I've brought
you Lacy's note, which you are 10 give
TO that Mexiean-PaScuaI Mendez.
You understand? You are to give it
10 him. and no one else. Lacy said
you could Kill your horse. If neces-
Sary, but the note must be there by
daylight tomorrow. Here-take H."
Brennan thrust It into an inner
pocket. ana cleared his throat There
VAS 10 small risk in asking questions.
get unless he learned more, this in.
formation might prove utterly use
less The note 10 Mendez meant little
unld he discovered where that bandit
was To be found.
"Shure now, miss, he said iusipuat-
iugly. MIR. Lacy must hey' sint lnore
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
No More Miserv
After Eating
just Takes An Eatonic

''The first dose Of Eatonic did N,
wonders. take It at meals and an
no longer bothered with indigestion
writes Mrs. Ellen Harris.
Thousands of people, like this dear
lady, gratefully testify about Eatoae
which does its wonders by taking 10
and carrying out the excess scidiyan
gases which bring on indigestion,
heartburn, bloating, belching and food
repeating. Acid stomach also causes
about seventy other non-Organic all
mentS. Protect yourself. A big box
of Eatonic costs but a trife with YOU
druggists guarantee.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
Tokens of Honesty.

Tokens OF Honesty
At some OF the London docks "u'l
two men make a trade agreement '1e,
exchange black beans as tokens u
honesty. This is regarded as u0'
binding that u written aud signed ''O
tract.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-16
CattY

CattY.
"What a high color Grace 1s&
"Of course it's high she Won ."
any Of the cheap Kinds.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
MOVE DVOURODINNE DOMKY.

Pfeiet 81 vyhnouti sc zdrazovateGm rentu vastnti
sam p6kny dvourodnn dim bizko parkd boulevardI ko
stelG SkO prijde Alma Ave- vyberte 81 Vasi budouci
domovnu echto dvojtych dom kere spoecnost ma
prodei Jsou prvofidni pokoju koupelnou nahofe
dole tvrd6 podahy sTne ndob rancouzsk6 dv6e kirby
cihe egantn zaTfzeni pekna vyzdoba velka puda
prad kombnatn open lot 4Ox12O dazd6na uice hned
X stehovani.
Oevfeny prohlidce kazdodenne, ned6li Cd do
odpol Jedte kterouko karou pesednete trat Harvard
Denson neb E. 55. Washington Blvd, vysupte Alpha
Ave- neb Harvard f. 40. st jdete Alpha Ave
$4,000 hooye ostanf podobf rentu We dny do
nluvte Na0MM
JUST REALTY COMPANY
Harvard 1914 37O4-6 FULTON RID. Loran 1914 w
!W~"ffN'F 5-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
0 POPLATCiCH IA TELE-
FONOVANi.
Mestska administrace zada no.
Wy vyslech pred statni komisi.

/. cervna mali byti zdraze-
ny poplatky "a telefonov5ni o
dvacet procent. Zdrazeni to
schvalila nedavno stdtni komi-
Sc V Columbus a sprava mesta
pozada dnes tut62 komisi, ably
20 zvyseni telefonickych poplat-
XII uvazovala jeSt6 iednou, po.
nevada spolecnosti povolend
dvacetiprocentni pTirazka je
pTemrstena a vyd5ni cleveland
skych poplatnikd by Sc V roce
0 $844.000 rozmnozila. Admi-
nistrace zdda tudiz, ably komi-
Sc pfirazku bud zrusila v0bec,
nebo alespon zmirnila. Pak-li
by vsak komise nasemu mestu
nevyhov6la, administrace poda
protest proti 20procentnimu
zvySeni telefonickych poplat-
kd u nejvySSiho statniho soudu.
Mesto namitd, re Cleveland TIE
lephone Co. vypl5ci American
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
4 1h proc. re SvehO Zisku. coz
lest mnoho; ze kupuje svui
material u Western Reserve
Co., kterd rovn6z il vysok6 ce-
NY poGitd a ze mistni telefo-
nicka spoleCnost ma $500
600 prebyteGn6ho kapitalu pro
fitem ziskaneho a proto re
rovn6z vice vyd6lavat nepotfe-
buje. Ma tomto podklad6 bude
u statni korporaCni komise de-
batovat vysadni mas komisar
Marshall, pak-li pozadovan6
slySeni bude mu komisi povola
no. Pak-li ne, m6sto uchyli Sc
proti drahemu telefonoVdni k
sOudum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
VZESTUP CESKOSLOVEN-
SkYCH KORUN.

Posledni dobou zaznamend-
Va burSa neotekavan6 rychly
Vzestup teskosloVenskych ko-
run, kter6 dnas op6tn6 pfedho-
nily n6mecke marky o plnych
AS bod ua jsou stejne hodnoty
rumunskych lvG. DneSnf kurs
zaznamenava 3.20c "a korunu
"a drafty 3.25 pri zasilani
fabelovem. iinymi slovv 1000
Eorun "a $3.50. coz Jest sice
kurs jeste velice Milky, ale ry-
chile ieho stoupani jest oprav-
n6nou nadeii k zlepseni tax
valn6 poklesle naSi meny, po-
vdzime-li, II jeste pred nedav
mem nestalo tisic korun asi ce-
lych 10 dollaru. Ones ma pc
n6z stfedoevropskych nase o.
sVobozena vlast neilepSi valu-
tn, dkaz to pro mas vSechny il
ste poteSujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
DAM v OBZALOBU VLAD-
NJ POROTOU.
40 prestupnikI prohibicniho
zakona u spolkoveho soudu,
mezi mimi Josef r. RIzicka-
Rose.

Vladni velka porota posled-
nj cas- zkoumala soudni mate
rial zalezitostech 140 osob,
pozatykanych V lednu, Gnoru a
bfeznu letos pro pfestoupeni
zdkonu prohibiCnlch, meZi nj
miz bylo vice jak sto Clevelan-
d'anu, bud byvalych hostin-
skych neb domnelych vyrabite-
lii lihovin, kdezto zbytek zat-
tenych pripaol ma ex-salooni-
ky z naSeho venkova jakoz i
paSery whisky. A We vsach pfi-
padech "a pfedbeznGho toho
vySetfovani Glenov6 vladni po-
roty Sc pry presv6dcili, re do
tyCni skutecn6 pry prohibiGni
pravidla prestoupili a nasledov
ne vSech 140 domn6lych pre-
stupnikG dino V obzalobu, KITE
rou bude Sc postupn6 zabyvat
distriktni spolkovy soud, insti-
tuce V rozhodovdni SVEN velico
prisn5 a politickych neb jinych
vlivH nedbaiici. Mezi formdln6
Il vlady obzalovanymi nachdzi
Sc take kavarnik Josef b. Ro-
se-Ruzicka, mattel lokalu
Mall ma vych. 6 ul., blize La
Reside Ave, u n6hoz vladimir
detektivy lednu "a $4,000
koralky, vina a piva bylo skon
fiskov5no. Pan Rdzicka pro-
stfednictvim svych pravniku
vSemozn6 50 sic zasazoval, aby
vlddni velkoporota formalni Ia
loby iej usetfila, lee pokusv ty
Sc mu nezdarily a on n6kladn6-
mu procesu pred vladni instan-
CT Sc nevyhne. Mezi dalSimi
znamymi kavarniky velkoporo
tou V obzalobu danymi nacha-
Zeji Sc A. V. TAYLOR, 327 Frank
fort Ave. a VIM. Ferguson.
1908 Euclid Ave-, zatGeni asi
V tut6z dobu iako Rose a row.
n6z velkou konfiskaci lihovin'
poskozeni. Asi 40 vcera vyse-
tfujici porotou vyfizenych pri-
padd tyce Sc lidf, nichz zaba-
vena whiska dom5ci vyroby
apardty ma vyrobu t6ze rovn6z
byly skonfiskovdny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
POSLEDNf VECER -
PADLYM.

Ano, neodvolateln6 posled-
nj. A iako takovy bude to nei-
skveleiSi a neobsahlejSi kaba-
retni veCer jenz bude uspofa-
dan Ultra, t. j V sobotu vecer o
8 hodine Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway ma rozlouCenou s
panem Rudolfem VaSatou.
prazskym Observation-Disclosures
stou. Podrobny program, ienz
prineseme V zitrejSim elsie Jest
rozpocten asi ma . a pul hodi-
nv a kazde cislo bude prekVa-
peni. At jsou to "staroprazsk6
pisnicky", aneb ballet opery
Faust a Marketa" aneb novy
politicky pop6vek atd. vSech-
ma cisla (celkem 15) najdou
pfijeti tax pochvalneho, jako
doposud vSechny kabaretni ve-
Gerry poradane, A tdstecny w
tezek bude venovan ucelu du-
stojnemu, jenz zasluhuje ne
jen podpory, ale i povSimnutl
vSech. Ably vsichni NELL prile-
zitost slySeti VaSatu a vubec
srdecne Sc pobaviti jsou ceny
ndsladuiici: sedadla 80 cent6,
k stani 35 cent?. Pokladna bu-
de otevrena iiz V 6:30 vecer.
Cleveland Sc bude Ultra vecer
smdti a baviti. Neschazejte
Wy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28

zylastnich amer. t9les. Navod
k vlastni amerikanisaci poskyt
ne ruznym tenn skupindm redi-
tel komise p. Ernest p. Wiles,
ienz sveho casu zaridil 200 ma
turalisacnich trid V mistnich
tovarnach, 0 kterezto tridy pc
cuje nyni skolni trad. Navody
o vlastni amerikanisaci opatri
p. Wiles zvlaste spolkdm z pri
st6hovalcu slozenym, hostel
MIN osadam, klubGm, uniim
atd. Jinymi slovy, uredni anne
rikanisace a jakehosi donuco-
vlni bude komisf zanechano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28

die naTlzeni ylad musf byti ce-
stuiici dopraveni. Ted je teprv
ma vyboru, ,aby obnos ten do
stal cd ucastniku. Pokud zna-
mo, Zdstalo V New Yorku ce-
le vypravy 10 ucastnikd, coz ie
zajiste pocet velmi maly a jiste
Sc tax nestalo vinou vyboru
nab ten nepfestaval upozorno-
vat. Clenove vyboru museli je-
ii nekolik dni do New Yorku
pfedem, aby yse obstarali a
musi take jeSt6 We Francii ma
vSe dohlednouti a pri tom ne
mohou setTiti, aby ziskali ne
jakych WHO'D, ne pro sebe, ale
pro ucastniky. Zbude-h pax
neco toho. co vybral ma L.
traty, ma jiSt6 dobre misto pro
to. z kazdeho centu bude po-
dan vykaz. Nejednalo Sc tn nj
komu O zisk osobni a jiste kaz-
dy tech, kdo musi cestu do
Evropy podniknouti, ochotne
by zaplatil "a obstarani vsech
tech veci daleko vice, nez W.
Dor pocital. Z toho ohledu "a
dame ct. redakce casopisu, ably
prijimaly stiznosti proti vybo-
ru ohledem. V nadeji, re Sc
tax stane W verejnosti, III
stavam V uctl
Tom. Vona5ek, tai. vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
Cd SOkOLA JAN AMOS KO.
MENSKY.
(Zaslano.)

Ia darky penezni a vlastene
'cke projevy' ku prijmuti Soko-
la j. A. Komensky V Mt. Plea
SAINT do rodiny sokolske dne
23. kvetna 1920, = necht' pfi-
jmou sokolsky dix Sbor Lidu-
mila els. 81, jed, Sbor Re-
nata Tyrsova els. 81, jed,
Sbor Jirina, S.P.J., Sokolice
Havlicek, Sokolice Nova Vlast,
Sokolice Tyrs, Sokol Detroit,
Sokol Nova Vlast, Sokol Cleve-
land, Sokol Tyrs, Sokol Havli-
eek.
A. Gruber, star, j. Tuna, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
MAJOVA SLAVNOST v COR
DON. PARKU.

Iaci Lincoln skoly uspora-
dali Ultra odpoledne mdiovou
s'avnost V Gordon parku, "a
riz sehraii ttz peknou bachor
ku ''Sen prirody", y niz hlavni
nartie svereny budou Vaclavu
Sedlackovi a zacce EliSce Bre-
zinove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-28
VYSOUDlLA $4,000.

Uti'telka ma verainych Sko-
lach, 81. M. Eldredgeova, 1896
zap. 70 ulice Y srpnu r. 1917
priSla k 1razu Ma trakcni kare,
take ma prayou nohu pokulha
vi dosud. Zazalovala tudiz spo
letnost poulitnich drah ma
$4,000 odSkodn6ho vGara
porota soudce Risingera pfi-
rkla il $4,000 nahrady.
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NEHODA MA BROADWAY.

Sedmileta Helena Kerchero-
va, 6O33 Broadway, "a vcerej
Siho prechazeni ulice pred
obydlim byla zachycena ma
kladnim autem a prava noha il
rozdrcena. Dit6 nachdzf Sc pri-
tonne nemocnici sv. Alexise.
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MAJf Sc AMERIKANISO-
VAT SAM.

Clevelandska amerikanisac-
nj komise We SVEN priStim pod
niku budo pomahati ruznym
zdejSim narOdnostnim skupi-
nam, ably amerikanisacni akci
molly We svych kruzich podni-
kati samostan6 a bez prispeni
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l. ODJEZDU SOkOLSkE.
VYPRAVY Z NEW YORkU.
Vysvetleni ku zprave newyor-
skeho Hlasu Lidu podava T.
Vonasek.

Ctena redakce! - Zprava
Vase, otistena "Hlasu Lidu"
V New Yorku vychdzejiciho,
mohla by vzbuditi DOZEN, ze
dopustil sc vybor vuGi ucastni-
kum vypravy nejak6 nepocti-
Vosti a proto Vas zddam 0 la
skave uvefejneni tohoto objas-
n6ni. Pfikladam take nektere z
tiskopisu, kter6 byly rozesila-
ny vSom, kdo Sc ucast Zaii-
mali. Zadna predchazejicich
vyprav pofddanych "a mno-
hem pfiznivejSich okolnosti,
nebyla k uplne spokojenosti IL
tastnlk1 a vybor sokolsky sna-
I'll Sc, ably moznym nespokoie-
nostem zabranil; ale jak vid6t
nepodarilo Sc mu to, ale iist6
vina ma mem nespoCiva. Kdyz
starosta Sokolske Obce byl v
New Yorku vyiednavat pre-
plav, shledal, za ma zadn6 z To-
di nemuze dostat potrebny po-
Get mist V druh6 trid6. Dostal
nabidku Cunardovy spolecno-
Sti, ze upravi ma Mauretanii ire
ii tridu We druhou a zaruGila
Sc, re pokrmy loani pradlo a
obsluha budou tyt6z iako dru
he tride a re uGastnici vypra-
w mohou Sc voln6 pohybovati
vSude iako druZi cestujici. Wy
minila 81 take, re toto bude D
7nameno uGastnikum. Tehdy
bvlo slibeno vyprav6 osm set
mist. We tfeti tfid6, iez mela
byti upravena We druhou, bylo
Sest set mist, ostatni mista by
la V pravideln6 druhe. Ia to
spoleGnost poGitala $115 M
misto a valecnou dan. Zprava
tato byla prednesena We zvld-
Stni schUzi uCastnikU. svolane
do budovy Sokola Chicago a
vSichni pTitomni byli spokoie-
nj. Misto vyprav6 vyhrazene
ia ma hlavni palub6 vedle tfi-
DIV prvni a od nyneiSka toho mi
sta bude pouziv9no jen CO dru-
he tfidy. Pro mimochicazske Il
castniky, iimz nemohl V cas- by
ii sd6len vysledek vyjednava-
nj, byla vyhrazena mista V pra-
videln6 druh6 tride. Nez doslo
k uzavfeni smlouvy, poGet mist
pnvodne nabidnuty byl snizen
ma sedm set a kdyz vybor pre-
stal ma poGtu tom pfiiimati "a
vdavky, potet snizen jest6 o
sedmdesat pet. Proto rozeslany
ucastnikdm obezniky s ozna-
menim ziskdni jednoho sta
mist ma lodi "Noordam". Costa
iak jsme oZnamovali, stAla ma
sledovn6: Preplav $115, valec
ma dan So, costa do Pafize
$3.50, na vydani vyboru ST,
celkem $132.5O to platil ie-
den jako druhy, vyima tech,
kdo jeli ma lodi "Noordam"
treti tridou. Sedm dollaru ma
vyddni vyboru bude Sc zdati
znacnym. ale nutno uvaziti. za
vybor wal ma sebe pokud
mu mono bylo uSetreni mno-
hych vyloh cestujicim. Ma pr.
lodni spoleGnost cht6la miti V
pfistavu vSechny ucastniky nei
meme ma 24 hodiny pred odje-
zdem. Kde by byli 1castnici u
bytov5ni a co by jich bylo sta
! 10 stravovdni Sc V pristavnim
meste? Vybor obstaral visa ma
pasy a pod. iine prace vyko-
nal. kter6 kazd6ho. kdo Sc ma
takovou cestu vydal. stalv mno
ham vice. Kdvz posledni splat-
ka ma LODI byla ucinena. vybor
musel zaplatit ia kazdeho L.
castnika drahu do Dele, kamz