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New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
~ Y. Buys $3.50, 900
Worth Of Radiur,s
State viii Become Great
est World Center for
Cancer Research York
Special Dispatch TO The Tribun

Specfof Dispatch to The Tribune
ALBANY, July 2O.-Two and one
quarter grams of radium have been
purchased for the New York State
Institute for Malignant Diseases by the
State of New York, in conformance with
legislation passed at the last session
providing s25o,OOo for this purpose
Governor Smith announced to-day.
This represents not only the first
purchase of its kind by any state for
purpose of serial utility, but it is
at the same time the largest CONNER
cial transaction OF its kind ever made.
The radium will be used scientifically
for research purposes by Dr.. H. r.
Gaylord and his staff at Buffalo, and
will be supplied imm ediately by the
corporation which is furnishing the
precious element
With this amount of radium at it's
disposal, New York will be in the fore
front of states working for the treat
ment of cancer and other malignant
growths, and will become the greatest
world center for research in this con-
nection.
The two and a quarter grams bought
was extracted from COS tons of car
notite orc, brought in twenty-one cars
across the continent. Ar equal bulk of
coal and chemicals. or twenty-one cars,
was employed to reduce 1875 tons of ore
quarter grams. By fractional crystal
hzation. all other Ingredients were
worked away, until only the 2.25 grams
remained
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
Assists
ShunarOck's Pilot

LONG BRANCH. N. j., July 20
When Shamrock took the second race
from Resolute to-day she had aboard
as an adviser to Skipper William P.
Burton, an American with fifty years
experience in the winds and tides on
Sandy Hook.
He is Captain Andrew Jackson Ap-
plegate, a resident of Seabright and
one of the most experienced sailors on
the coast. His presence aboard the
Shamrock. members Of the race commit
tee said last night, violated no rule of
.ne go Io"..s. anu & was hsn per.ecoty az agreeaole
lutte. 1t is felt that since the waters
in which the Shamrock sails are un-
familiar to her captain, it is only fair
that she should have the advantage of
what experienced advice could be OBJ
tained.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
Irish Athletes Barred
From Olympic Meet
Permission to Participate as
Separate Nation Denied by
Executive Committee

BRUSSELS, July 2o.-After an ex-
change of CORES spondence with the
British Olympic Committee. the ex-
ecutive committee of the Olyn pic
Games has refused Ireland permission
to participate in the seventh Olymriad
as a separate nation.
The Irish athletes refused to COM
pete under the British flag and
wrote the Olympic executive COM
mittee stating that they would
enter in number of events if
they were allowed individual standing.
AS Ireland had not been included in
the list of nations represented on the
international Olympic Committee, the
Belgian executive committee, facing
delicate situation, sought to gain Great
Britain's consent, but failed.
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
WHY WORRY

On the south side a new modern ;
room bungalow on 81 y by 125 # lot.
Very desirable neighborhood. Full base
ment. cement floor. Holland furnace. coal
bin with about l ton coal. stationary
tubs. all rooms solid oak floors. Two
rooms neatly decorated. Expensive fancy
shades for all windows. Is vacant nov,
can be had for only S4.600; $1,000 cash
balance s35 per month, which includes
the interest. with privilege Of paying
more at any time.
GUY W EATON
Real Estate and Insurance
Specializing in residential property.
Suite 103 Citizens Natl Bank Budg
Phones-Ofnce 1876; Residence 1872.
a-l0-l
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
II CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
ONLY $4,000 CASH
HOME BARGAINi
[ Immediate Possession

lfIAl1leQ1dJe 1OSSeSS1OQ
Modern frame cottage of
t rooms, electric, bath room.
hot water heat, rooms decor
ated, porch and windows are
screened, 3712 fit. lot, fine
lawn and good neighborhood
on the East Side; owner is
leaving town and must sell
at a big sacrifice. Will take
$500 cash balance like rent.
6 room new modern bun
galow on S. +. Side, conven-
lent to schools and right on
car line, 40 foot lot with all
assessments paid in full. Oak
interior trim with bookcase
colonades, plate rail, window
seat, linen closet, beautiful
electrical fixtures, laundry
tubs, lot graded and Sodded.
just completed, immediate
possession. Only 5000 cash
and $50 per month, including
interest.
FRANK j. WACHEWICZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains"
Cor. Oakley and Plummer
Avenue.
Phone 1917 Open Evenings
Hammond. Ind. s-lo-tf
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-Choice piece of property.
so IT. on Warren ST reasonable. also
lot on Merrill Ave Phone 3056 Ham
mond 9-9-3
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-For factory sites at Grif-
fth on railroad. consult St Auhin &
Co. Grifflth. Phone 106 9-I0-2
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
And Still Doinc II

A man in Abingdon was fined bv
magistrate for sleeping and snoring IL
church. Nothing was done 10 the cler-
gyman for putting him 10 Sleep
Richmond Dispatch. May II, 1870.
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

Are you still paying rent? Look over
your rent receipts for the last five years.
What do they mean in dollars and cents
to YOU now Quit paying rent and put
the money in on your own heuse and
let US show sou the following places
we have for sale.
room new house. never been oc-
cupied, 81 Il #. lot. fire place. large liV-
ing room. built in cabinet. large modern
kitchen. three large bed rooms upstairs.
with bath. oak finish downstairs and
maple upstairs. Very best location.
room new bungalow including sun
parlor. also breakfast room on 81 "A IT.
lot and best location. oak finish in liv-
Ing rooms. maple in bed rooms with
tile bath
ton park add to Indiana Earbor. hard
wood finish throughout. fun basement
with hot air furnace. Modern in every
way.
5 room bungalow with sun parlor in
Washington park add. Possession at
once Modern in every respect.
room cottage on North Northcote
Ave. 37ia # lot with full basement in
tubs $4,000 cash: $4,000 per month.
Two room cottages on the south
side Of East Chicago. will sell at a bar
gain
We also have several ideal residence
sites on the North West side Of East
Chicago. that can be bought on terms
at reasonable prices.
SMITH, BADER. DAVIDSON co.
4709 Forsyth Ave. East Chicago.
Phone 222
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

WANTED: Laborers, steady
employment, good pay; ap-
ply American Glue Co., Ham
|nond, Ind. '-10-tf
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FANTED-Factory cost clerk. Frank s
Betz Co Hammond 9-9-2
EANTED-Waiter. $50 per week. > hrs.
off every other day. Nee restaurant.
hammond. 9-10-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
Not 4 Bad Description.

Natural history was the subject, and
the teacher asked: Who can tell me-
what an oyster is?" A shril voice
called out. An oyster is a fish buils
like a nut"
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
BUSINESS CHANCES
AUTO ACCESSORIES

ADJUSTMENT TIRES-Goodrich and
Diamond. will give 5000 mileage or
more SoxS 800. 3oxsiz 5000; 32x4.
s11.0o; 33x4 s12 so; 34x4. $1,000; ASKS.
supply Co. 516 Chica go Ave. East Chi
ca go Ind 9-G-s
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

TEXAS FARM LAND
Buy a farm in Texas next excursion
leaves Chicago Sept. IL. 2e. fare round
trip $3.50 See me for particulars.
J. Z. PRESCOTT
Office American Trust & Savings Bank.
9-10-2 Phone Hammond 2S12
FOR SALE-Modern room l y story
house. close to town. Price IS 500 part
cash Phone Hammond 2S12 9-l0-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

fOfk - ALE
room house on 80 II. lot. Bauer ST
Hot water heat. electric lights and batr,
Newly painted and decorated Price
100000: y cash: balance terms Phone
$50. 9-I0-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
EAST SIDE SPECIAL.

LAS SIUII IoI LVIAL
New brick bungalow fac
ing park, large, light rooms,
4 bedrooms, 40 #. lot. beau
tiful home at a bargain; the
owner leaving city will sac
lifice at 81, 300, phone Ham
mond 81. s-lo-l
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

EVANTED:-A Young Man
with time keeper expert
nee; apply Employment
Manager. Graver Corpora
ion. East Chicago. '-l'-a
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
Heloht Of Something or Other.

Our idea Of the height of something
or other is a 200pound cornfed girl
jammed into a tin bathtub that is at
taehed TO a motorcycle.-Arkans
Thomas Cat
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

LOST-Thursday between sand dunes
and Hammond via Hobart. one 33x4h
auto tire on rim. reward If returned 10
Times office. Hammond 9-l0-
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

LOST-Blacl and white hound. Call 1874
or 1S4e-M Hammond. p. J. Mann
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

D-Experienced white girl for
general house work no washing. small
family and best wages. S14 Jefferson
St Gary 9-1-tf
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

WANTED BOYS and Girls
over is for light assembly
york; Illinois Car and Man
|hfacturing Co, Ham. 'lo-a
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fox terrier. black and white.
return to Camp Patterson, Deep river
and receive reward 1913
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

LOST-Taupe silk plush throw near
Conkey Ave Wednesday afternoon.
Phone Hammond s57-J. Reward.
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

WANTED:-For
new work and try-ons;
kOod pay; Betz Bros, 1876
Holman street, Hammond,
Ind. '-lo-I
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
BARGAINS IN :.
BUNGALOWS

We have 'em. Very cOzy,
we'll built on East Side, large
living room and comb, din
ing room and kitchen, , large
bedrooms, bath, furnace,
tubs, fine Easements, kitchen
cabinet gas stove hot water
heater, 40 #. lots with black
dirt, trees. shrubs, clothes
poles, all assessments paid in
full. Save 1880 by getting
one of these wonderful bun
galows at only $3,650. Only
$4,000 cash, bal. as rent. 8
per cent. interest. Only a
few left. Get busy. Phone
81 and 664.
WOODS, MARTIN & co.
Col Holman Street
II an1mO0d Ind s7-4
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
FOR SALE: Bargain for

FOR SALE: Bargain for
light housekeeping COM
plete 5 room outfit consisting
of l Acorn gas range, ] dres-
ser, l velvet rug, l kitchen
cabinet, 6 dining room chairs
| solid oak 81 in. table, ,
beds complete, leather par
lor set, l Victrola, 2 rockers,
? beds, | Vacuum Sweeper, ]
ironing board curtain stretch
ers, wash tubs, bench wiring
er, ] radiant home base
burner; Owner leaving town
for particulars call 242 East
State st. s-9-s
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
FARMS FOR sALE

70 acres good house six rooms large
hip roof barn. with concrete silo. good
horses. cows. chickens and hogs s
acres in fine vineyard of grapes worth
$4,000 per acre acres or raspber-
ries. pears and apples fruit alone this
sacrifice for $500. one-half cash bal
ance terms.
40 acres near town. good house and
barn, mostly all fruit miles from good
town on good road. S440000
10 acres modern room house. cleo
trio lights. 2 baths. good barn. all in
hearing fruit and the finest 10 acres
farm in the state of Michigan. present
owner 20 years improvement almost
new. within walking distance of city
of Benton Harbor, where factories pay
high wages year around.
Phone 206-E or call at 769 indian
apo1is Blvd Robertsdale 9-10-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

WANTED; - Experienced
Night Engineer, 7 nights a
|reek, II hours each; write A
are Times, Hammond. '-lo-s
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-1s1S Buick light six: newly
painted: new top; door open curtains:
bargain If taken VI once. sS1 Truman
Ave. Hammond 1872
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FOR SAIE-Switch track property in
Gary Ind land vacant. southeast
corner Broadway and Fenn. r. r. tracks
approximately 100 foot frontage on
Broadway extending back TO the railroad
right of way. Very desirable for any
industry requiring side track facilities
Apply Morris & Company, [. s. wards,
Chicago 9-i0-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

FOR SALE
1919 Nash coupe.
7-passenger Paige, 1918.
5-passenger Paige. 1919
5-passenger Chevrolet. 1912
5-passenger Overland. 1871
7-pe ssenEer Paige, 1917.
5-passenger Ford 1918.
5-passenger Overland 1918
O'NEIL AUTO SALES
GIL Calumet Ave. Phone Hammond So
9-10-1
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-BuIl puppy. Io1
Plummer Ave. Phone 1879 Hammond.
9-s-5
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10
MONEY TO LOAN

Nancy to Loan on farms and city prop
: erty Roe & Petersons Law once.
East chicago $40
The Lake County times., 1920-09-10

WANTED-Late model Dodge for cash.
inquire fiat 1901 Magoun Ave East
Chicago. 9-9-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19

nrccracy. He has been fighting for these and he will fight on until he gets them. He may listen to the gilded words of siNer-tongHed radi- calls for awhile but he won't for long. Today Lenine, with promises of in- ternal peace, land, freedom. IS hoiG- ing on, but if Lenine, doesn't give him cheap shoes, and cheap farm machinery and real liberty real free dom, then down goes Tavarish Le- nine.
 Right now this Siberian farmer sees in the magic word Soviet his age-long dreams of ''Zemla e Syno- boda''-land and freedom-but it's only a magic word. He doesn't care anything about Soviet, but he does care about his land and freedom He'll give his life for them. And his beloved freedom means that he will have a fair and equal vote, and thai means that he will have S5 per cent of the voting power of all Russia And that can only mean that the day is coming when Russia must be a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
WEST TO SPEAK
 TO CREDIT MEN

An address of timely interest will be delivered at the next monthly meeting to be held Thursday, May 27, by the Bridgeport Association of Credit Men, by c. D. West, head of the Investigation and Prosecuting Bureau of the National Association of Credit Men.
 MT. West is one of the best known experts in this country in directing the investigation and prosecution aris- ing out of comm mercial fraud, and has been interested in many celebrate d cases, which through his ingenuity have been successfully ferreted out, and the offenders brought to justice.
 The officers of the local association recently elected are as follows: Chas. l.. Wootton, president; Chas E. Smoke, vice president; Ralph E. Me Eldowney, treasurer; Harold A. Pen ny, secretary
 Executive committee: L. M. Allen, chairman; B. l.. Fletcher, Joseph G. Shapiro, Russell D. Gate, Andrew J. Porter, D. A. Mccarthy, W. B. Cole man, E. s. Wolfe, Stanley Mann, Ar thur N. Wheeler.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
BANKERS MEET AT COUNTRY CLUB

There is to be a dividend check given to each member of the Amer ican Institute of Banking which is payable only at the Brookaawn Coun- try club from 4:30 p. m. to midnight tonight.
 This is the second meeting of it's kind when all members of all banks will meet and have a. banquet There to be several notable speakers which include Karl M. I1eweTlyn, as- sistant professor at Yale University; Arthur J. Morris, founder of the Mor- ris plan banking system; Milton liar rison, executive manager of the Say ings Bank of New York, and ProfeS- sor Raymond B. WesterfieEd of Yale.
 There will be tennis matches, golf, music. dancing, dinner and speeches on the program of entertainm ent.
 At 4:30 there is to be a bowling match between a team of 10 directors including Percy P. Anderson, ID. Fair child Wheeler, Elmer H. Ravens, Ed mund s. Wolfe, Herbert N. Lyon, John c. Hawaey, George Hugh, Dwight c. Wheeler, William J. Grip pen, and Richard Cogswell, captain, and a few of the employees of the banks, including ID. Morgan, H. S. West, e. H. Delaney, IT. A Ho1mberg, P. R. Griffith, w. s. Sealbridge, John Beardsley, Frank Krause, William Baptist, William Parsons, Richard Ronald, Louis F'ouldS, John Solomon, Louis Koc1iss, and c. HI. Hurliman, captain.
 Mlurrhy's orchestra will play through out the afternoon and during tea, which will be served at o'clock, with Mrs. GL B. Powe and Mrs. ID. Fair child Wheeler, as hostesses.
 The dinner will be at 6:30 p. m. AL win Bruel will make every one sing. A. E. Uavery will act as toastmaster.
 Among some of the invited guests will be found G. F.. Testor, president of the New Haven chapter; Allyn R. Meunger, president of the Hartford Chapter; Burtnett S. Miller, president of the New York Chapter. Frederick Harrison will read some of R. W. Ser vices poems.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
RUSSIAN FARMER MUST GET VOICE
 IN GOVERNMENT

It is a far cry from the radical So- cialism and Communism of Lenine in
 Moscow to the semi-sociahstic de- mocracy of the Siberian farmer in
 his frozen hill villages, but it is one
 that must echo around the world. Lenine today is the seven and one
 half per cent that he crushed: l
 mean that he has taken the place
 of the seven and one-half per cent
 ruled so automatically before. The 85 per cent who have never yet had
 their say still remain without any
 voice, even in their own affairs; and
 these 85 per cent. are the bone and blood and steel and heart of Russia the farmer. Their day is yet to come, but it is coming fast. The Tsar had his day, Lenine had his day, and now the farmers, the S5 pe1 cent, the real people of Russia, are soon to have their day.
 And this Russian farmer has req instincts for democracy. He is think ing straight about democracy. He wants a full vote and full voice; he wants a real rule of the majority and he wants equality and fairness and justice-and surely that's de-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
The Graduation Gift

When choosing your gift for your daughter or son, bear in mind what a memorable occasion graduation is for them, and select something they will cherish all their life. Our stock of jewelry offers rich choice of ap- propriate things.
 Here are some suggestions. Dia- nond Rings, Watch, Bracelet, Pen dant Brooches, Pearl Beads, Cuff Links, Stickpins, Belt and many oth- CT things to be found in a good jew elry store. Your inspection is invit- ed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
SMUGGLERS DO
 BIG BUSINESS

Budapest, May 19-It is estimated by the newspapers that money, jew els, precious metals and other valu- ables of small size and easy conceal ment. to the value of several billions of crowns have been smuggled out of the country in recent months. The government is considering a plan to organize a force of 4,000 frontier cus- toms guards to stop this smuggling for export. A large number of men already are employed for that pur- pose.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
HELPLESS WITH.
 RHEUMATISM Until He Took ''Ffuit-a-tlVes"
 Or Fruit Liver Tablets
R. R. No. 1. LoRnr. ONr.

R. R. No. 1, LoRnE, ONr.
 sFor over three years, I was confined to bed with Rheumasts. I treated with doctors and tried nearly everything without benefit.
 Finally, tried Fruit a tives'. Before I had used half q boa, ' saw Improvement; the pain 10ds easier and Ghe smelling started to go down.
 I continued taking this fruit medicine, improving all the time, and now I can walk about two miles and do light chores about the place''.
 ALEXANDER MUNRO. soc. q box, 6 for$2 -5O, trial size 25c. At dealersor from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19
S-T-U-D-L-E-Y Spells Shoes

If the Presidential candidates would just get together and fight it out in one grand free-for- all, what a heap of trouble it would save the country The result. too, might be just about as satisfactory.-L. I. City Star.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT. May 1S, l9Zo.
 Estate of Victor Bruno, late of the Town of Bridgeport. in said District deceased
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited ana allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present thelr accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to sad es- lie are requested to make immediate payment to
 AMILIA BRUNO, Administratrix. a-p Address. ss French St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19

WaH the Palm Beach suits sufbsi- tute palm leaf suits for the regular?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-19

peasant republic, because it will be the Russian farmers repubIic.-F'ra- zier Hunt, in Christian Herald.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
NAVSTEVA NOVOMAN-
ZELU.

Dnes mas navstivil rozzafe-
nym oblicejem mas kapelnik p.
Josef Sup a pochlubiI Sc svoii
snachou pani Supovou, kterou
pojal "a chot' jeho syn, hudeb-
nix pri vojenske kapele manor
nj academic V Annapolis.
Mlada zenuSka taktez mladeho
manzela pochaZi z Baltimore a
jest netefi znam6ho rev. Supi-
ka 2 Milligan, Neb. Novosnou-
benci ma svatebni ceste navsti-
viii Cleveland, ktery mlade ze-
nusce velice sc zamlouva. Pre-
jeme obema mnoho zdaru ma
dalSi ZivOtni draze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
PANIkA PkI VCEREJSf o.
SLAVE BASEBALLOVEHO
SAMPIONATU.

Vcerejsi vecerni oslavy We
Wade parku, poradane ma po-
test clevelandskych svetovych
sampionG, sdcastnilo sc kolem
10000 osob. Kolem slavnostni
tribuny nastala takova tlaceni-
ce, ze celia oslava snadno Sc mo
hla zmeniti V katastrofu. kde
kdo sc tlacil ku pfedu, ably
mohl potfasti rukou vitezu a
jest div, ze pfi panice takto po-
vstale neni zaznamenan ami ie-
den vaznejsf pffpad zraneni.
A byly v desne mackanici j
matky nemluviaty. Kolem tri
buny nalezal sc kruh zidli pro
pfibuzne oslavovanych sportov
niku.
Pro nepokoj V lidu nemohl
byti konan ami slibovany pro-
gram. Jen TIL zapeno bylo
prvni cislo. Rec mayora Fitz-
Qeralda Zanikla vubec v stalem
hlomozeni. Kdyz jeden z hra-
ca podaval ruce nekterym en-
thusiastum, pocal Sc lid beZo-
hledne tlaciti k tribune rozsla
pal zidle pred nj stojici ma pa
Dirt.
Zastup malo dbal ma napo-
minani udelovane mu megafo-
mem a teprve pfisn6jsim zakro-
Denim byly davy uklidneny.
Die vypovedi policejniho in
spektora Graula, jenz mel V
parku vrchni policejni dozor,
nebylo pry o panice ami zdani !;
nekdo pry pouze pferizl pro-
vaz, jimz lid byl drzan zpet a
tim povstala tlacenice, "a KITE
re obecenstvo pred tribunou by
10 nuceno povstati Sc zidli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-14
ZpRAVY Q VYHRACH Sc
NESMf UVEREJNOVATI.
Chicazska "Svornost" pfinasi
pro spolky dulezitou zpravu,
ktera plati pro Cleveland.

Jiz nekolikrate upozornili
jsme svoie ctenarstvo ma spoil
kovy zakon, ktery nedovoluje,
aby v casopisech urcenych pro
postovni dopravu, byly otiste-
ny jakekoli zpravy nebo OMAN
ky o vyhrach, loteriich, tazich,
losovani, kontestech kartar-
skych schdzi, ma kterych Sc hra
je Q ceny, nebo ke kterym je
vybirano vstupne, ami 0 VISTA
vach cen, ktere pTipadnou w
herci V nejakem kontestu ma
zaklade losovani nebo podob-
neho zpGsobu vyhry, ba ami 0
bazarech, fairech, a o slavno-
stech, ma kterych Sc ziskavaji
ceny pomoci vyhernich kol,
tahh, losovani atd.
Kazdy casopis, ktery i've
fejni neco podobneho, VISTA
vuje Sc nebezpeci zastaveni
postovnf dopravy, coz zname-
ma ohrozeni existence listu ne
bo jeho zkazu. Spolkove "a
kong v tom sm6ru jsou velmi
prisne a ii, kdoz je vymahaii,
konaii svou povinnost bez o.
hledu ma kohokoliv. Vymluvy a
vysvetlovani, re Sc jedna -
jak tomu mnohych pfipa-
dech skutecne jest - 0 dobro-
cinnost, mic nepomaha; zakon
nezna zadnych vyjimek.
Ackoli jsme III castokrate
ma Zakon ten upozornili, jsou
nam stale znovu znovu zasi-
lany zpravy, hlavne z porada-
jicfch vyborG baZarG a slavno-
sti, obsahujici oznameni o
vyhrach, losovani, cenach, kon-
testech, bungo parties a pod.
Upozorhujeme ttenarstvo
svoje durazne, re neni nam
mozno zpravy takove upravo-
vati nebo o sve vuli casti jejich
vyskrtavati.
Doufame, lie vsichni Gtenafi,
hlavne pax spolkovi pracovni-
ci povSimnou 81 tohoto varova-
nj a uspofi nam neprijemno-
sti zdrzavek a sobe nemiIych
zklamani a bezucelne ,prace..