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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

The statement declares for re-
construction at home. rehabilitation
OF railway and internal waterway
transportation. and for solution OF the
high cost Of living, wholly apart
from any international Civilizations
IL continues; when the war
broke out IN 1914 naturally America
was more or less dared md was VIII
Ing 20 accept ] % leadership
which might draw u through "a possi-
hic difficulty, In this moment the
chief executive agin repeated he wan
he leader Of his party, IA conception
heretofore y entertpined hy any
American. A. well might the chief
Justice of the United States. Mr..
White, q democrat. have made the
Hme proclamation. So might h
ker of the house ~ representa-
tives, Champ Clark. So might the
tutionai president Of the senate. But
Amerioa was concerned wish great
issueA, and pcid no attention 10 what
appeared To- be "a detail.
1t WIS IN sdch manner tina Tor
the first time IN the history % his
country autocraCy came into being,
Il Was an n%utocracN which was uuea-
toned, but which was accepted by
virtue Of Necessity. But his uu-
happy hour has passed. and az san
franciHco We again return TO true
democracy regardless of place hold
ars aud pot hunters We have fin
ishcd with the fine phrase. This
country s. determined 20 act in nc
c~crianoe with It's unfailinR sense OF
Justice. The indignities Of autocracy
viii never again be accepted by tht
nation. This h. fundamental and no
confusion will be brought about by
diplomatic or financial mhchina-
8fous."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
McC Combs Attack on
Wilson of No Weight,
Cummings Says

aH me European peoples - abb
solute.
The president negotiates @ treaty,
bun the senate mny o. may not con-
cur by two thirds majority. In this
particular instance there has been
no concurrence
Other nations may want q league
OF nations. and Il may be that We do.
but we do not want to commit our
selves to the league ~ nations as n
brought back from Paris. II Is
an international issue. but Il D. a
highly dehatable question as u what
importance u should have ia a ma
tionai campaign. Ultimately u Is a
question for the president and tho
to settle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

This advertisement is for the purpose
Of a~cquainting you with the fact that
Swift d Company is moi a close Z
poration," and that any one may
participate in the prohts--and share
the risks and responsibility - by
becoming a shareholder.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
BOreIIa to Wrestle
Marshall in LyndOnville

a match between A. W. Marshall,
miGdcweight chmprlon Of Maine and
ex-sailor chnmnior and Charles Be-
rella, the Vermont title holder in the
weltcrweight iivison, will usher il
the wrestling season in LyndoAYi"e
TONIGHT. The bout will DC stlpeI in
Music Hall and is being ptomoted by
Ralph G. Trpp. memHe- Of the Far
Athletic Association of
ST. Johnsbmv This will be the first
meeting of these two athletes and all
indications point 10 a rip r0arina
good battle, with honors pretty well
divided.
Young Borclla needs no introduce
ton to the members of the Cale1on-
ian-Record as the accounts of his
numerous victories have been chron-
icled in these columns both this sea-
son and last. Everyone knows the
calibre of this athlete but they have
yet to gaze upon the 158-nound mat
artist from Brunswick, Me-, who
holds claim TO the middlcweight
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
NEWPORT LOCALS

Having been found guilty Of oper-
ating his automobile while under the
influence Of liquor, Willie British of
Newport has lost his operators IL
cense through an action OF Secretary
Of State Harry A. Black. His license
was revoked for an indefinite period.
The annual meeting of the Newport
Branch Of Red Cross will be held in
the library on "Wednesday evening,
Oct. 2T at eight o'clock. New officers
viii be elected and reports Of the
years work will be given.
II. J. Stohcr, of the Acolian-NocM-
ian Co. of Boston has rome duck
hunting for a week.
M. and Ms. O. 6. Searles motor
cd to s.. Johnsbury Sunday.
Stuart Coons is spending a weeks
vacation in Farnham, P. @,
M. and Mrs. Theodore Rivard,
Mrs. Frank Vanier and Mrs. Louis
Lamont recentlv spent several days
with friends in Ashland. n. H.
Mrs. \. r. Hall and granddaughter,
Gertrude. of Holland. we're week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Buz-
zell
Mrs. William Dow has returned
from a visit to relatives in Swanton.
Ara Griggs was summoned home
from Bennington on Saturday by
the illness Of his little DAUGHTER,
Frances, who was taken sick Friday
night with Il severe cold and sore
throat. Much apprehension was felt
on appClDr Of Tho two DEATHS t11t
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26

day evening at eight o'clock. at the
y. NJ. |. c. rooms, Hon. J. i. Estee,
ex-mayor OF Montpelier will be the
speaker of the evening. Besides the
intellectual treat, there will be
smokes and refreshme hts.
Edward Miller who has been Wis
ting his aunt, Mrs. l. J. Currer, has
returned to his studies at McGill col
lege.
Kenneth Flint is spending ten days
in New York city.
Miss Myrtle Chamberlain has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Jericho, Cambrilge and Burlington.
Nh. and Mrs, Herman Web ter and
neicc and Miss Floy Gibson Of
East Burke. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Keith Of Albany were guests Of Nh.
and Mrs. A. J. Magoon on Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. O. Smith spent sevt raj
days last week in st. Johnsbury with
her daughter, Miss lsola Smith, who
is recovering from an operation.
Sam Bowley has finished work a.
the Frost Veneer Seating Co., and has
gone to Woodaville
Fire was discovered in the woods
on the Edmund Richard farm Sunday
afternoon, and it was a stiff fight on
the part Of several men and boys be-
fore it was got under control. As it
was, a tract of two acres was burned
over, though this was not the best
part of the timber tract.
Ernest Blanchard, by order Of the
Roal Commissioner, set fire to pile
of brush by the road side on CGven-
trv road, and it must have been
smoulderin" since that time.
Mrs. Z. C. Blake is recovering from
an attack of bronchitis.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
NORTH TROY

The remains OF Elizabeth Wilder,
the six years old daughter OF George
Wilder Of Newport and his wife, for
merly Miss Mary Butteltield Of this
place, were laid away in the village
cemetorv at halt past ten o'clock
Saturday morning. The disease being
diphethclia, quarantine prevented the
attendance Of the stricken parents,
but the grandfather, A. II. Butter
Geld, was present, as was large
number Of other relatives and
friends. There was scripture reading
by Rev. {. S. Dane, and prayer by
Rev. f. Edwards Of Newport.
W. II. Kelley has moved to Essex
junction, intending to continue in
the blacksmith business. And Gilbert
Hcnner Of Pawtucket, II. l., who
bought the Kelley property here, has
arrived and is ready for business.
A. s. Larabee has sold TO Calvin
Hunt his trucking business with the
team and outfit.
Mrs. Homer Smith has gone to
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, to visit her daugh-
ten. Mrs. Lewis, who resides there.
He, son. Milton Smith, went with her
making the trip by auto the last OF
the week.
Peter Chaloux and wife took Their
" vc9r Old daughter to st. Johnsbu,y
hospital Sunday afternoon, the 24ih,
expecting a surgical operation TO be
performed ut once.
Mrs. Hcnlietta Hunt < quite sick
at her home on Elm 81 Mrs. Horace
Elkin. i vclv i'll and John Sweet re-
,>,qin- j., critical condition and ct
his age it is expected that the end IS
nc"r
n. A ZONES fndin" it FOR his inter-
oet 20 surrender to J.. c. Smith the
Vrl'o, ,>,ail anI stage route business
wr'cN NJ ruyohAscd Of him abor' SIX
month 400. has ARRANGED ACCORDING
" c,,,ith takir~ over tn" nroperty
al tho "ou4o Mondov the 25 inst.
caturda" awvcr johnson Of -
hharc visited &c n'Nth"". Mrs. ID. /.
Jcrro~-, of po;lroad street.
Holt w. Blair hos rctrrNcd TO his
howe in Norwood Moss, his VIII" ro-
,,1a;rirc. ho"c . Mort time v-hcn if =
o"~octc1 his mother Nv. GEORGE D.
R,~u vii, 90 howe with her to re
main during the winter.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
True and Blanchard Co.
Takes Gray's Business

Among the most progressive com
pancS doing business in Orleans
county and even throughout the en-
tire Green Mountain state, the True
and Blanchard Co., Of Newport is
prominent. Under the farsighted
management Of John r. Akin, part
ner in this firm, progress has been
constant. The latest venture, engin-
eered by Mr.. Akin, was to incorporate
into the True and Blanchard Co., the
business of Maurice S. Gray, Whe has
hitherto been the sole representative
of the Western Electric Co., installing
in Orleans county, individual electric
lighting and power plants.
Without hitch in this line of
work, which has proven satisfactory
among farmers, in camps, and in
mills, factories and homes isolated
from electric power plants, Mr.. Gray
will continue to sell and install The
individual light and power systems.
In addition to this work, Mr.. Gray
has been retained to direct general
elt etric work for the True and Blan-
chara Co.
M. Gray, who is the son OF H. E.
Gray. Il successful factory manager,
has been engaged in the electrical
business in Newport for about a year,
and has earned Il reputation a. a
hustler, and an excellent salesman.
lie has a wide acquaintance among
the farmers Of Orleans county. -
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26

crown in the Pine Tree State. This
viii be Il fine opportunity for the fol-
lowers of the wrestling game to pet
acquainted with the Maine marvel us
he is popularity known. He has the
reputation of being a wrestler with
Thousand holds, and if this is
true Borella should be kept busy
"etting out Of them. 1t would seem
that the Newport younPSter would
battle on the defensive in this case
but rest assured dear folks that the
border city champ will carry the fight
straight to his much heralded OPP
pOnent
A fine brand Of preliminary bouts
are in store for those who decide to
invest J5 cents and procure Il seat
for the big show tonight. The pre-
Inns start at 8.l5 sharp and will be
followed Immediately by the main
"fuss." Come one, ccme all.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26

the outside Of the road Nh. Curtis
perceived that collision was newt
able, and braced himself for the
shock. He was thrown out into the
road and had another car been fol-
lowing the unknown car, he would
have been nun over before he could
be helped up.
Mr. Cameron was hurled out on the
right side into the ditch and escap-
ed with minor injuries. M. Curtis
appeared on the streets today, suffer
ing from a badly bruised shoulder and
a severe shaking up. Neither was able
to get the license number of the
strange car, whose driver sped on re-
gardless of the damage and possible
death that he might have caused.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
Byron Curtis In
Accident Near Coventry

Byron S. Curtis, Of Newport, while
returning from Coventry late Satlu-
day night, narrowly escaped serious
accident, when an unknown car col
hdcd with his ambulance. The col
liqion occurred one mile this side Of
Coventry village around sharp
curve Mr.. Curtis, accompanied by
viii Cameron, had halted his ~pr by
the side of the road, in order to light
up their cigars.
Suddenly around the bend in the
road raced a big car, travelling at
least 10 miles per hour, and hugging
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
NOTICE

To farmers and lumbermen the
Frost's Veneer Seating Company Ltd
will pay the highest cash prices for
hardwood veneer logs, on cars or
delivered at our factory the coming
winter Call, write or telephone.
Frost's Veneer Seating Co. Ltd,
Newport, Vermont, B. W. Longc.
way, Manager. 93-4 wlls
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
S B fR X A
provedena mezi prateli ze-
snuleho p. Vaclava Pojara v
mistnosti Stehlik a Hetzer
ma Hamm Ave. ma vylohy
pohrebni.

Prijem: Stehlik Sc; Hetzer
$5; po 81: Sefcik, F. Hrabak,
Rousek, f. Kletecka, Trejbal
pc $3.50: j. PrGSa; po 81: Dou
bravo, Pavlicek, Osicka, Do
lax, Fortelka, Ha Elk, Bublik,
Kebl, Mlckovsky. MaSek, Bla-
EEK, Simsa, Kolar, Pivonka
Hrach, Cihla, Wesley, Suchan,
Chochola, Spilar, Suchan, Her
mansky, Kodet, Klima, Sejba,
Vajner, Kodet, Vanek, Kara5,
Jirasek, LukaSek, Pekar, Kul-
hanek, Slaby, Tam, Cipra,
Boukal, Koubek, Raiman; po
S1.20: Billy; po soc: Nejmeno-
vany, Jerry, Vachuta, Bulan,
Kopp, Rumplik, Sixta, Kuse,
Houska. Kouba, MADEIRA, Stech
BeneS, Je mex, Chmelar, Grub
ner, Suchan, Broz. KoSt' alex,
TauS. Dach, Rudolf, Novotny,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
JSOU PROTI 8O-CENTOVE.
MU PLYNU.

Plynarnicky radni vybor Sc
jde Sc ma radnici dnes odpoled-
ne, ably uvazoval navrhu
East Ohio Gas Co., ktera chce
svdj majetek prodat m6stu a
cd /. rijna citat "a prirodni
plyn 80 cent?. Neni pochyby,
ze vIci zvySeni ceny plynu bu-
dou PROFESSIONAL vsichn; radni.
East Ohio Gas Co. ma s me-
stem smlouvu, ktera vyprsi IT,
PRIV V zari r. 1921 a die ktere-
hozto kontraktu spolecnost
nesmi vice iak 35 cent? "a plyn
poCitati. Radni pozadovan6
zdrazeni sotva tudfz dovoli.
kdezto vyvlastneni East Ohio
Gas Co. jest tvrdym oriskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
Ma cekane zastrelil i.

neho. y zemskeho soudu V Br-
ne zodpovidali Sc koncem IT,
dne diva muzi - ro'nicky sy-
mex z Hrusek Vaclav Hrebac-
ka a delnik 2 Tvrdonovic Va
vfin Mad'aric - re zlocinu
zabiti a pytlactvi. Loni, ma
.iate. chodili ma panske pytla-
Cit. | je zaslepila vlna bolSevi-
ctvi: neznali co je me, co I've.
Die Mich byla zver pro kazde-
no. V Za5lepenosti sve pytlac-
ke vaSne stfelili po starem,
svych povinosti dba,em hal
mem p. Predinskem, jehoz "a
bill. Vlastne zastfelil no Ma
d'aric - aG Hfebacka, jak "a
loba udava, pravil: "Uz jsem
myslel, ze nebudeS strilet. Byl
bych stfelil ia Obvineny Sc
k vine primal Soudni dvdr W.
nesl rozsudek, jimz obvineny
Hfebacka Sc zprost'uje a Ma
d'aric odsuzuje ia 5 let tezke-
no zalare,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
DNESNf ZAHAJENf "ELEk
TRICKE" VYSTAVY V BO-
LIVAR BLCCkU.
We vykonnem vyboru nachazi
Sc tez p. J. v. Becka, kdezto
vystavni program ridi p. j. E.
.kovar.

Vystava elektrickych pomtl-
eek a strojG zahajena byla Off
cieln6 dnes v poledne Boil
var-Ninth blocku v dOlennlm
m6ste. Zahajeni bylo SirSi We
rejnosti oznameno vypalenlm
padesati bomb ma stfeSe Static
rova hotelu, jakoz prdvodem
clend ''elektricke" ligy a oddi-
II marinaku a to po Euclid A
We. a ma square. O otevfenl ma.
Isl 'elektricke' vystavy reporta-
vano tez jinym mestum pomoci
bezdratne telegrafie, jejiz zvla
stni stanice zarizena byla na
stre&e banky Cleveland Trust
Co.
Vystava zabira $4,000 Ctve-
IreCnych stop mista We dvou
patrech Bolivar budovy. V pr
vem poschodi jsou domaci po-
mucky elektfinou hnane a '
druhem patfe vystaveny jsou
tezSi stroje tovarni hospodar-
ske. Cesky dotceny prumysl je
rovnez prim6rene zastoupen,
Mimo to diva nasi krajan6 pu-
sobi We vykonnem vyboru. Jed
MIN u Mich jest pfedseda firmy
Electric Constitution and Sales
Co., pan j. V. BeGka, kdezto
p. j. L. Kovar je nacelnlkem o.
znamkovGho odd6leni, ma ma
starosti vy5tavnf program a ga
jeho dohledu vyflzena tez u
prava vystaviSte, kterazto u
prava porizena vykonnym w
borem nakladem $4,000.
Ma vystave mali Getne "a
stoupeni tovarnici i Obchodnlci
elektrickymi pomuckami, spo-
leGnosti te,efonicke i telegraf-
nj jakoz i studujlci vySSlch
technickych m6stskych Skol.
VSecky vystavene predmety
mail uhrnne ceny asi $1,000
900. Vystavka zustane otevre-
ma deset dnu a kazdy den bu-
de jiny program hudebni i di-
vadelni. Trcba totiz ZaZname-
natl, re ma vystaviSti je obraZ-
kove divadlo a pusobi V nj dive
koncertnl kapely. V patek a
oriSti stredu VeGer budou ma
produkce p6veckeho
smiSeneho sboru ze 400 Osob
e skladajiciho.
Vystavka bude otevfena
vzdy od 1890 hod. rano do
1890 hod. V noci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
DETSKE PUNCOCHY, bill,

neb terne. miry Az. 5 a 51b:
10 19c par, V stfiznich obcho-
dech gu KoudelG", Abs
Broadway a 4288 Warner Rd.
80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
K VCEREJSfMU POZARU We
STATNfM USTAVU v GALL.
POLLS, o.
Osm epileptikI Sc zadusilo q
diva umiraji nasledkem tsz-
kych popalenin.


We statni nemocnici pro epi-
leptiky V Gallipolis, O., vznikl
vcera rano soucasne ma dvou
mlstech pozar, vyzadavsi 81 8
lidskych obeti doHud, kdezto 2
sverenci trpi tezkymi popale-
ninami, kterym jiste podlehnou
Prvnf pozar objeven V kterems
pfistavku u nadvori a kdyz do
maci hasicske muzstvo razn6
zakrocilo, vyslehl p'amen z pri
Zeni isolovaneho domu ma o.
pacne strane nadvori. Y dome
tom osetrovano bylo celkem 28
pacientd padoucnici trpicich a
2 tech vyneseno V bezpeci
bez urazu pouze 18. Dalsi "a
chranne pokusy pfekazeny dy
mem a z;rem. Osm ubozakG Sc
tudlz zadusilo a diva vyneseni z
planouciho ustavu polomrtvi.
Vetsina zahynulych epileptikil
pochazela z okresG Hamilton a
V seznamu zadusenych jsou
nasledujici: VIM. Smith, P.
Donnelly, A. F. Rain, w. Lari-
mer, j. McNu.ty, j. Jones, T.
Boggs a III. Zeinlein. Smrtelne
popalenymi jsou S. Sheets c..
Miller z Allen okresu. Mysli Sc i,
ze ohen byl zalozen nekterym
choromyslnym pacientem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
STAVKA ii JATECNf Firmly
SWIFT & CO. VYROVNANA.
Vladni komisar Walsh uspisil
dohodu spornych s.ran.

Vladni dohodCi komisaf j.
J. Walsh pfijel vGera do Gle
velandu Indianapolis, ably po
kusi! Sc 0 urovnani stavky req
inickych delniku ma jatkach fir
my Swift and Co. a Zpusobem
tim urychlil skonGeni stavky
" iinych clevelandskych fezni-
ckych velkodilnach udlrnach.
Walshav prvni pokus Sc zdarll
a $50 uniovych d6lniku vratl Sc
do prace ma Swiftovy jatky,
kdezto iinych iateCnlch "a
vodcch stavkou postizenych do
| jde rovn6z ku St'astnemu rozu-
zleni dotycneho nedorozum6nl.
Stavka byla zavinena fax
tenn, re n6ktere firmy neposky
tovaly pry cely bonus sVym
Zrlzencum, jakZ "a chicagske
konference dohodcim soudcem
Al 3chulerem svGho Casu bylo
doporuCeno. We Sh navStiVil
vCera pfedevSim reditele Swift
tovych zavodu a domluvil mu,
aby chicazskou umluvu dodrzo
val. Kdyz podobneho slibu Fl
ditele dosahl, svolal schulz do
tycnych stavkujicich do Ceske
Sine Sokol ma Clark Ave, kde
feCnil o vzajemne dobre vuli,
kterou vSechna nedorozum6nl
nejIGpe lie urovnavat. Povale
enc pom6ry primes Y nam ne
kid, rozSirily vzajemnou ne
duveru, East, vyhladily bratr-
stvi a lasku vuCi bliznimu. Ne
blah6 podobne pomery tfeba
lecit vlidnosti a Tzajemnou o.
chotou k dorozumeni Sc. Walsh
zadal tudiz pritomne, ably pro-
strednictvim svych uniovych
pIedaku rovnez domluvili Sc s
iatkari Il praci obnovili. Phi
tom citoval bibli a jeho vymlu
vnost stavkai'i caste by.a a
plaudovana. Bylo jich asi $50
V sini Sokol vSichni ma ko-
nee schGze prohlasili Sc pro u
rovnani sporu a navrat do pra
ce. A k podobnemu skonceni
nedorozumeni cojde patrne
dnos V iinych reZnickych "a
Vodech straj jkem postizenych.
VSech stavkuiicich iateCnich
d6lnikG V mest6 je asi 800.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
NOVA VLADNf POROTA.

Vladni distriktni pravnik
Rreitenstein nechal vcera vylo-
sovat porotu ktera Sc ma zaby
vati prohibitnimi soudnimi pri-
pady temer jedine. Je tech pri-
padd vice jak 300 ma soudnim
kalendari a vetSina dotce-
nych prestupniku pochazi 2
naSeho mesta. Naproti tomu
vetSina vylosovanych porotcu
.isou farmari . temperencnich
krajd Medina, Perry, Bucyrus
a Lake.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
CELNl KOLEkTOR GONG.
WEIR BUDE ZNOVU JMENO.
VAN.

President Wilson pozadal
vCera spolkovy senat znovu.
.imenovani celniho kolektora
w. B. Gongwera V Clevelandu
a neni zadne pochyby, re p
Gongwer clevelandskym vrch.
MIN celnim vybercim zdstane
Jeho druhou nominaci dopo
ruGujf vsichni mlstni dem. pre-.
daci a tato opiena je tez odpo.
rucenim senatora Pomerene
Gongwer Jest totiz dbalvm {
9vedomitym vladimir ufednl
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-10
REORGANISOVANi MILICE

We zbrojnici granatniku po-
llraCovano Jest V reorganisova-
nj mistni milice dosud nej-
vice postoupila move te orga-
nisaci setnina ceskeho kapita-
ma p. V. Hesouna z Broadway,
iehoz milicni oddiI pozustava
liz re 70 muzu. Pane Hesou-
nova setnina byla oznacena pi.
'menou "T' a pridelena k las
peSimu pluku. Dalsi prihlaSky
mozno ucinit V klubovne ime.
novane setniny V Grays Zbroj-
nici.
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NAPIL Sc JEDU.

Y nemocnici Huron zarasi
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We snad podlehne.. Lurie jest
svoboden q z Ruska pochazi.
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mentari po S1.35 za hodin't
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HASERODT CHYSTA NO
YOU PETICI PROTI 7-PRO.
CENTNfM TRAKcNfM d.
VIDENDAM.
Spolecnost poulicnich drah
tvrdi, re ma dodateGnou petici
jest pozdS.

Vterejsi rozhodnuti soudce
Cul.a, o n6mz rovnez vGera
struCn6 jsme Sc zminili a die
nehoz Haserodtova petice, ma
mirena prot sedmiprocentnim
trakcnim dividendam prohla-
Sena byla soudem "a neplat-
nou, nepozmenilo umysl okr.
klerka Haserodta boji proti
vysokym dividendam pokraco-
vati a m6stsky radni Calm sli-
buje mu vSemoznou pomoc pri
ziskavani podpisd novymi pro-
testnim peticim. Soudce Gull
vGera Zjistil, re Ha3erodtovym
peticim chyb6lo vice jak 1000
legalnlch podpisu, re totiz pre-
Getne podpisy byly bud pade,,a
ne, opakovane, vymySlene neb
jen tuzkou ledabyle nacrtnut6
a bez zadoucich adres. Hase-
rodt mel ma svych peticich eel
KEN l1,257 podpisd a 2 tech je
pry pouze 9759, jejichz pra-
vosti dalo by Sc uvazovat. Po-
Get legalnich podpisu nebyl tu
dlZ dostatecny a nasledovne
sud- Gull nafidil mestske admi
nistraci, ably trakCnich divi-
dendach 27. dubna obcanstvem
hla1ovano neby.o. Haserodt
mysll vSak, re die Carteru zby
va mu jeSte dosti casu ma ziska
nj podpisu novych. a proto
dnes sve move petice dial V obeh
Pravnici spo ecnosti poulicnich
drah pochybuji vSak, re Hase-
sodt novym svym pokusem cosi
vyrldi. Je pry ma podobne pc
tice jiZ poZde a die zakona po-
dilnici trkCni spoleGnosti jsou
opravneni k sedmiprocentnim
dividendam jiz |. dubna letos.
Pak-li pry Haserodt move pc
tice bude rekordovat, spoiled
most vuci MIN pozada o soudni
Zakaz. Mestska rada sve pG-
vodni usneseni zvySeni divi-
dcnd rovnel Zmenit pry nemu-
re nasledovnG Sestiprocentni
dividendy V eXistenci vice pry
Sc nevrati.
Soudce Gull "a vcerejsiho
sveho vynosu primo nadhazo-
va, re Haserodtovu peticni ak
ci pokazil mestsky klerk Ben
kowski. Nevenoval podpisum
zadouci pozornost a petice ty
poveril, bez naleziteho pro-
zkoumani. Kdyby byl jednal
dukladn6, chyba mohla byti|
napravena. Spatne podpisy
mohly byti prost6 novymi, le-
galnimi nahrazeny, cimz o z
procentnich dividendach 27.
dubna hlasovat Sc mohlo. Ben
kowski vsak proste petice ty
schvalil, aniz by Sc lega'no-
sti podpisu presvedcil, cimz ce-
Ia Haserodtova akce byla po-
Skozena a protest proti v6tSim
vydelkum trakcnlch akcionara
Sc Ztroskotal.