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The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
NEW METHOD OF GETTING
FEDERAL ROAD AID NEEDED
Committee of Road Men at Louisville
Make Recommendation Concern
ing the Raising of Funds
for Highways.

Under the present plan of distri-
button of Federal Aid money, to the
State we are required to match the
Federal money dollar for dollar. In
many of our western states, there are
large bodies of Government land from
which the States receive not one cent
of taxes. The mileage of the roads is
thus increased and the taxable prop
erty decreased as compared with other
states.
THE manifest unfairness of this
plan led the annual convention of
State Highway officials at their De-
cember meeting in Louisville, Ken
lucky, to adopt strong resolutions look
ing toward plan which would be fair
to all the states The plan suggest
ed is that the percentage of patented
the so per cent, which the states must
pay on each Federal Aid road be null
tiplied by this factor giving the min
imum, which each state will be re-
quired to pay. nothing to be done, how
ever, which will limit the state TO the
above amount in case it wishes to pay
more.
"Such plan can only be put in
force after Congress- has taken fav-
orable action. A campaign is there
fore being carried on among the men,
bers OF Congress and the public in
general to the end that remedial legis-
lation be he'd as soon as possible"
Prof. o. v. Adams of the Colorado
Agricultural College, in discussing the
method Of raising finance for the road
building, gave the following report to
n representative of this paper:
THAT this plan would be a great
assistance to road building in our state
is seen by the following facts:
In the state of Colorado there is
only 39.93 per cent of patented land.
Applying the plan above outlined, the
state would pay as a minimum 1917
per cent of the cost of all Federal Aid
roads. instead of 80 per cent rs at pre-
sent.
THE representatives in Washington
should be urged to support such a
measure This fact should be brought
TO their attention by all organizations,
and individuals interested in the de-
velopment of our highway system"
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02

ttruction work to the voters. The
necessary work of classification of
lands for assessment of taxes has been
completed by the board of directors,
and a meeting of the land owners
has been called for June 2Sth Mt the
office of the board in Lamar to enter
any objections, if they wish to do so,
to the classification made by the board.
The district includes several thousands
of acres of fine bottom lands just
north of the river extending for sew
eral miles along the river bottom and
constituting some of the best farms
in the state. Parts of these farms,
however, are rendered useless by seep-
age water and it is to cure this trouble
that the district was organized.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
Make Friend. With .hor,es.

One reason given why native Arab
horses are generally exceedingly
friendly and fearless is that they are
often brought up almost In the midst
Of their owners children, and are used
to being handled and petted from the
time they are tiny foals. Whether this
is true or not. II is certainly a good
plan for anyone who has pony to
make friends with him. II is worth
while spending lot Of time in the
stable talking to him and getting him
to have perfect confidence in you 1t
should be remembered In handling
horses and ponies actions should be
quiet and deliberate. Once a pony and
his master get to be ''pals" riding and
driving become far more interesting
almost. in fact. like going round the
country with friend you can talk
with.-Christian Science Monitor.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
BIG STATE LAND SALE
South Of Lamar Being Sold
Today.

At the office of the State Board of
Lard Commissioners in Denver today
is being held an auction sale of state
lands in various parts of the state and
it includes the largest body of state
land ever sold at one time in Prowers
county. These lands are situated south
and southwest Of Lamar and are not
in the irrigation districts. The state
board has been selling a good many
tracts of Prowers county land the past
year and has by good management
realized prices never before dreamed
possible. Dry land located in various
parts Of the county have been bring
ing from $3.50 per acre up. and it
is only very few yecrs since the gov
crnment price of SIPS per acre was
deemed too high for these same lands.
The lands are sold on long time pay
ments but draw interest and the state
school fund is heavy gamer by the
action of the board in putting these
lands in a class where they will be re-
venue producers instead of lying idle.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
His Seif-Possesslon.

.'Rev. D. Goode Evans has wonder
full control over his emotions" COM
mented Professor Pate. while the
wind was blowing so strongly yester-
day a sack of flour fell from dray
into the street and burst open. The
contents came swirllng down the
street in a sirocco of white. 1t struck
the clergyman squarely. instantly COW
ering him from head to foot. transform
ing him for the nonce into the like
ness of an animated snow man. But
he only gulped few times, wiped the.
flour out OF his eyes and well ms he
could, and went on his way. humming
the well-known hymn, Whittier Than
SNOW st. Louis Globe Democrat
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
SOLAR SYSTEM MADE PLAIN
illustration 0IVen by HersoheI 10
Probably the Most Comprehensive
Ever Devised.

Perhaps our most graphic picture Of
the solar system is given by Herschel.
Imagine a circular field two and a half
miles in diameter: place library
globe two feet In diameter In the very
center; 80 feet away put mustard
seed. The globe would represent the
sun and the mustard seed Mercury.
At distance Of 142 feet place a
pea, and another at 215 feet. These
will represent Venus and the earth.
both as to size and distance. A rath-
er large pinhead at a distance of 327
feet will speak for Mars, and q fair
sized tangerine quarter Of mile
distant will stand for Jupiter. A
small lemon at twonfths OF a mile
will play the role of Saturn. a large
cherry three-fourths Of a mile distant
will answer for Uranus. and a fair
sized plum at the very edge Of the
neld will proclaim Neptune.
Eighty moons would be required to
make one earth. A player there could
throw a ball sir times as far as It can
Be thrown on American diamonds. A
man weighing $50 pounds there would
weigh 900 on the earth. The earth re-
csives as much light and heat from
the sun In IS seconds as II gets from
the moon In a whole year-From a
Bulletin Of the National Geographic
Society.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
Chinese Paradise Fish.

A little Chinese fish known as the
paradise fish is remarkable for Its
brilliant coloring Of crimson and blue.
In the sunlight 1t shines in rain
bow glow of color. The dorsal I'm ex-
tends from near the back of the head
to the tail. The paradise fish was
first brought to France from China
by NJ. Simon In 1859. having been
found in q brook near Canton. The
most interesting thing about this little
nsh is the nest made by the male for
the reception OF the eggs. 1t makes a
little floating nest OF glutinous bubbles
below the surface of the water. and
measuring up to six Inches across.
Here 1t places the eggs, some 200 in
number, and mounts guard over them.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
s7aRT FREE Ftc1
cwsI,.rs C, I4,a,Ss 81 t. T. sn
Know Litsi- % or-:r-;e s.
and Bustle.

Islands of the Ae'Hau h"Ye. Inns
far largely escaped tive Influence "l
lnodern business life. Few railroads.
electric trolleys. automobiles sky
scrapers or commercial storelouSes
mar the island life of the Aegean
with their harsh lines and shrill
sounds.
In the natural features of ihe
country scenes are still to he found
traces of the old life. shipping has
not wholly lost its ancient form.
The picturesque warships, with their
banks OF oars on each side. have dis
appeared. hui the craft which lazily
sail from one port to another serve
Us reminder Of the descriptions OF
the old merchant vessels.
great wave OF colonization 7nssed
over this part of the world in early
times. and the colonies submer-.ed in
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
Mahogany.

One of the materials cabinet makers
delight in using is mahogany. The
timber most priced by them is that
of "Swietenia mahogani." found in
Central America and the West Indies.
The largest Of these trees attain a
height Of 90 to 100 feet, with q d.
ameter of six feet. However. these
dimensions are not common. The
wood, which is capable Of receiving q
high polish, is OF a reddish brown
cofor, and varies widely In Its shades
and markings. Employment is given
to a large number of men and oxen In
cutting and removing the timber to
ths eeast for sxport-
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
SENT DOWN water
Example Of Golden Rule In West
ern Utah.
Farmers sf the SEWER Valley GLADLY
Deprived Thsmesivss Of Precious
Liquid 70 Save crops Of the
Less Fortunate.


summer ever recorded on the Pahvant
plains In western Utah. More water
than ever before was needed for the
Pahvant crops; but as the previous
winter had been recorded as having
an extremely light snowfall, the late
summer flow of the Sewer river (pro-
nounced severely from the snow
stores Of the Wasatch mountains, was
at a minimum.
Therefore In spite Of rigid water
economy there was an insufficient sup
ply to mature the crops in that re-
gion. Early In the season 1t became
apparent that II some good rains did
not come at timely Intervals there
would be widespread devastation of
the crops; and despite the earnest
hopes of the people. the windows of
the sky remained sealed 80 far as the
rain was concerned, and the brassy
skies drank up every speck Of m0is-
ture everywhere, even draining the
reservoir dry a month before the pO-
tatoes and beets were matured. The
apples fell to the ground withered.
and the alfalfa stubble could not send
out the shoots for the third crop Of
hay. the drought was 80 thorough.
After experts had been consulted
with no good result. an oficiai Of the
state farm bureau, with few other
citizens. made an inspiring ride in
automobiles up through a small range
where the crops had not suffered
greatly. owing to the fact that the
farmers In this region held primary
rights to the water Of the river. The
modern Paul Reveres. coming to the
rescue Of the unfortunate farmers
farther down the stream. appealed to
the irrigation company ofncials In this
region. and requested the loan Of the
river for "A hours.
the Golden Rule reached not only
across the Sewer valley. but on down
to the Pahvant as well. and q vote
taken was unanimous in favor Of clos
Ing the Sewer valley head gates BY
midnight that very night and leaving
them closed as requested.
The returning midnight rfders reach
ed Pahvant valley many hours before
the water. which began to arrive late
the next forenoon. The mammoth
Sewer river. no longer full and turbu-
lent at this time of the year. but dow
ing abundanuy. nevertheless. went
bounding joyfully down through the
stony canyons. carrying good tidings
of the genuine friendship of the Sewer
valley farmers
That afternoon every Pahvant farm
er was In his fields guiding the pre-
clous water across the lands. where II
kissed back into liveliness and hope
the despondent crops; and all that
night and the next day the men Ia
bored on In gratitude. until the wa
ter began to dwindle. and then finally
ceased. But II was enough; 2.20O acres
Of crops worth hundreds Of thousands
of dollars. were saved and a commu-
nifty was made happy.-Christian Sci
ence Monitor.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02

10 u larger life in which The sen ai
lay, heiped them. In pnliiic"' strife
within and the need Of protection
from without. there WAS alr avs ;hc
.en for refuge. People vita could
sail away from trouble nj h'me could
always find resources. with he sen rs
he source of many treasurea.--Deirolt
N..,-c
The Lamar register., 1920-06-02
VISTA DEL RIO DISTRICT
New District Calls Meeting for Land
Classification

The new drainage district just north
of the river known as the Vista Del
Rio Drainage District, which was or
panized a few months ago is now get
ting the preparatory work well under
way so that they will be in position
to submit plans and contracts for con-
Evening star., 1920-10-26

BOOKKEEPER--Experien fo- double-entry
books knowledge of cost finding by percentage
method essential: must he capable OF assuming
charge Of growing department and rendering @
Statistical reports salary to start Sl,Soo' Al
dres Roy IOS-p Star office.
Evening star., 1920-10-26
FEM ALE.

YOUNG MAN. between 10 and q, to work in
! stockroom and learn business: high school edu-
cation necessary. 8. g. Kresge Co.. 7th and l.
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-26

DRAPERY.@ SEWERS for slip
covers and drapery work; steady
employment and good pay. Ap-
ply Mr.. Marks, I'd floor, Palais
Royal. =
Evening star., 1920-10-26

FILTER, tirst-class, for dresses
and waists; good salary. M.
Pasternak. 1909 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1920-10-26

SHIPPING CLERK-Must be
familiar with the provision busi-
ness. References required. Ap-
ply A. Loeff1er Provision Co.,
Benning. D. C.
Evening star., 1920-10-26


ice Rureau 3n5 Bond hldg.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR-Must he good
typist; S22. so. National Personnel Service Blu
'rnau aO5 Rond bldg
Evening star., 1920-10-26

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF DESIGNING,
DRESS CUTTING AND MILLINERY
1882 u st. Phone North 2315-J. 26s
Evening star., 1920-10-26
WANTED-HELP.
NHAU.E-C0mtfnme6.

Tuesday. pm. s1e Colorado bldg:
WIREI.Ess OPERATORS taccomplished) are
sh f:S R4po f The ws not
command a decent salary and be treated as
auises little previous education. Write for
catalogue or come In and see Us; Glasses ~
snoo eS.n'nss iNc eoos Pa .se nw rr 7sls
you should learn about our new method super
concrete. thin wall. cork lined. residence con.
struction. We want young men with brains ana
grit. few months home study will start you
required We help TO finance our trained men
in any live building locality. Come and see us
The super-Concrets Mold Co.. Room Ao1. sl7
YOUNG MAN. between 10 and q. to work in
stockroom and learn business: high school edu,
cation necessary. 8. g. Kresge Co.. 7th and L
SITS. NV. -
FEMALE.
BOOKKEEPER-Experien fo- double-entry
books, knowledge of cost finding by percentage
method essential: must he capable OF assuming
charge Of growing department and remaer,ns sna
sfsssiea sta. nes ,osp ssp srsfs aee 10
BOOK h EEPER-Saiary, S22 per week. Ma.
tional Personnel Service Bureau, ~" bond
bldg. -----------------
BOOKKEEPER who can type; simple system
for a beginner. J. J. Georges Son. 1214
HOOKk EEPER and general office work; ad.
dress own handwriting stating age, experience
and salary desired. Address Box 3ls-M. Sta
office. 20
BOOKKEEPER-Youn lady. experienced. with
a knowledge of stenography and typewriting
preferred; Business High School graduate pre-
ferred; state age. references and salary de-
sred Address BOX 55-P. Star office. 26.
|CASHIER-CLERK-We want
a bright Young woman to act as
clerk in our service dept; hours
8 am. to 5 pm, 8 to l on Satur-
day; good pay and nice posi-
ton for the right party. See
Mr.. Montgomery, in care of
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc, 2155
Champlain ST.
CIVIL SERVICE COACHING for assistant an.
exams; trial lesson free. American Business
College. 410-412 Kellogg bldg. 1919 st.
COLORED GIRLS taught to operate beauty
parlors become ladies' maids in six to ten
weeks at the National Training schoo! for
terms and hours. Course includes thorough in
struction and practice in shampooin9. hand,
neck and arm molding. plain facial massage.
mending. repairing. cleaning. pressing and
packing: up-to-dnte equipment; highly qualified
teachers.
COLORED LADIES
Learn to make your own clothing and hats at
less than the cost Of a suit or coat. Take a
position go into business for yourself. Day
and evening classes. French patterns cut to
order
NEW YORK SCHOOL OF DESIGNING.
DRESS CUTTING AND MILLINERY
1882 st. Phone North 2315-J 26s
Evening star., 1920-10-26

SODA DISPENSER-Three evenings q week
and every other Sunday. Ridgway's, Conn.
and Florida ave. SSs
sOLICITORS-Several good openings for expert
enced solicitor. National Personnel Service
Bureau. 305 Bond bldg
Evening star., 1920-10-26

FEEDERS and catchers;. ex-
perienced (white) for fiat work
department Apply Arcade
Laundry and Sunshine Dry
Cleaning Co., 713 Lamont st.
NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n. KIRsTEIN,
Furniture and carpets for 4 country hotel
WILL CALL IN NY TNLETFERED 1TT0.
mobile. city or suburban. and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. gentlemen's, children's dis.
carded clothing Of all descriptions Addr0ss
postal or phone: I will call. W. RICE, iSa3
7th NV. N. 1755.
WANTED-Piano to rent for winter: small
family; good care. Phone Clarendon l55-J-l.
2Ss
Will GIVE GRAFONOLA AND CASH For
upright piano In good condition. Address Box
114-P. Star ONCE.
WANT TO BUY marble slabs and copper ket.
1905. sss s'u
BEDROOM FURNITURE, portieres. bull pup.
Phone North g799-W.
LIvING-ROOM SET. including table. large
ruE; good condition; reasonable. Address Boz
1852. Star odaeep
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
SLIBUJE DELAT DOBROTU.
Move zvoleny mexicky presi-
dent pravi, ze jeho zeme Ia
pocne 8 placenlm dluhu.

Mesto MeXiko, Is. zari. No
We zvoleny mexicky president
Alvara Obregon' prvnim in.
terviewu cd sveho zvoleni pro-
hlasil, ze narodni finance bu-
dou jeho velikym problemem.
Douta pry uzavrlti S americky
mi a jinymi cizimi bankeri do
hodnuti, tax ably MeXiko mo-
hlo zapoclti Sc splacenim sve-
no dluhu, ktery cinl $4OO,0O0,-
900.
Dnes poprve president cd
sveho zvoleni vessel do Mesta
Mexika.
"Mexiko must 81 usporadati
sve finance tax, aby prestalo
iutraceti, co mu nepatri," Obre-
gon pravil. "Bylo by to ne
moznym pro MeXiko zaplatiti
|vsechny sve zavazky lined, a
vsak ono muze ukazati dobrou
vuli.'
Obregon vyjadril nadeji, ze
vice Americana bude navSte-
vovati M exiko a Interesovati sc
V jeho prumyslech a obchod6.
ISituace delnicka "a kratko bu-
ldesnormalni, prayil 'Obregon.
Netreba pry Sc Sobavati, re boil
sevism zapusti koreny.
"Nicmene vsak," poznamc-
nal, IS cizimi agitatory, kteri
Sc pokouseji podvratiti mas sy-
stem vlady, budou cineny KRAFT
ke procesy.'
Tazan byv, jakou dulezitost
priklada povestem, ze cineny
jsou uklady proti jeho zivotu.
Obregon Sc zasmal.
To neni mic noveho V Me-
xiku," pravil. "Moje zabiti ne
prineslo by Jim mic dobreho.
To rozvirilo by novou revoluci
a vice hylo by jich zabito."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
APPEL. ALRANIE K WILSO-
NOW.
Zada. by president zakrocil ma
2alkane a donusil Srbsko k od-
volani vojska.

Washington, Is. zari. Prcsi-
dent Wilson a pramlerOve
Lloyd George Millerand byli
pozadani balkanskou vladou.
aby donutili Srbsko k odvoia~
nj sveho vojska albanskeho
uzemi, G.. A. Cekrezi, alban-
sky komisar pro Spojene Sta
ty, oznamil zde dnas. Listing Y
tom smyslu byly rozeslany al
banskym zahranicnim n1iri~
strem Kenitzou, prodlevajicim
nyni V Parizi.
Pam6tni spis zaslany prest-
dentu Wilsonovi Z Gasti Uni:
Jest nam sdeleno naSi vladou.
re Srbove pokracuiici We SVEN
|vpadu od severn a vychodu.
dostali Sc az k Matt, ma pul ce-
ste mezi albanskym pomezim a
pobrezim, tax IL daleko pre-
krocili hranice urcene jimi sa-
mymi roce 1918. Bylo nam
dale sdeleno, re znicili asi city.
lTicet vesnic. Prosim vaSi exc
lenci, abyste podnikl kroky X
odvolani srbskcho vojska L AL
banie zachranil narod mas
pred znicenim."
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z DVOUMESICNf CEsTY. o.
PET DOMA,

Neni jich mnoho, ale lsou
mezi Cechy prece hde, ktefi
jsou dosti Amerieany, ably Y
pfedni rade obeznamili sc A
merikou, jez stala sc jim dru-
hou vlasti a jiz deEuii "a to, k
Gemu 81 pomohli prozlraNostl a
podnikayosti. Pan Svahla Jest
Ijednim z takovych. Puvodhe
chtel jeti do Czech. Rozmyslil
81 to. Jest tam yse pate pres
devat6 - vite, jak to vypada,
kdyz Sc dome vykllzi,' pra-
vii nam. "Kdo "a takoVych O
kolnosti rad vidi navsteyy?'
To jej primelo, ably 81 5 choti a
detmi vyletel do Colorado. sta
tu, jenz prirodnlmi krasaml
svymi je jedinym sveho druhu
ma teto polokouli. Pine diva
m6sice stravil na cestach Y
ltechto dnech So vratil domu,
mezi sve, ably novou chuti a 5
lnovym nadsenim pustil Sc dc
prace.
Cestu podnikl p. SVehla Y
automobile, tam zpet. Ia s
dni, z kterych diva stravil V O.
maze, byl z Denver V Cleve
landu, rekord, ktery je hodnJ
zaznamenani. Zvlaste yytrva
lou ukazala Sc jeho chot', jei
Pc diva dny noe nepretrzit'
auto f'idila.
| Pan Svehla vyprav6l nan
Ileccos re sve cesty - byli by
chom poslouchali az do rama
htil nam krasy Colorado, Per
ry parku, Zahrady bohu, Colo
RADIO Springs, Denveru atd. BY
ma Pixies Peak, pres ttrnac
tisic stop vysoke, autem. Ce
sta ma tuto proslavenou hor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
.ZAZNAMy ZE SCHUZE
n SkOL. OpB. cES. SINE
SOkOL.

Jak jiz zaiiste bude Znamo,
splynul PatrOnat Geske svobo-
domyslne skoly ma zap. strane
Patronatem ceske sine Sokol.
Zmin6ny Patronat sine utvoril
pax zvlastni skolni odbor, ie-
hoz cleny jsou jak tlenove
spolku vrsfhi zastoupenych, ia k
j clenove spolku a fadu, ktere
cleny Patronatu sine nejsou a
veSker6 Sko!ni zalezitosti ma
ma starosti uvedeny odbor. Jest
tedy povinnosti vsech spolk>
bez rozdilu, aby Skolu nejen
tax jako vzdy emily, ale nyni V
teto vazn6 dobe dvojnasob pod
porovaly a tim ku sv6 bezpec-
nejsi budoucnosti pracovaly.
Predsedou Skolniho odboru
zvolen p. Vaclav Krivan. We
schulz pax odbyvane pondeli
dine 13. zafi usneseno, ably Pc
nize, ktere jsou ma stavebnim
fondu dany byly pod dozor 4
clennemu vyboru, ktery BY
zvolen a Sestava z nasleduji-
cich panu: Krivan Vaclav
! Hoch Karel, Kebrle Frant pi.
Pekarova. Bankovni knizka
ma niz penize jsou ulozany, bu,
de vystavana ma imeno: Fond
ma stavbu Geske svobodomysl
nc skoly ma zap. strane", a bu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
VYHLASKA.

Csl. vyslanectvi zada csl.
statni oDcany, aby mn sdeliii
Yeshere zname jim pripady,
kdy majetek movity nemovi-
IT,, peniZe a pohledavky neb
naroky dedick6, konpensacm
neb 2 poiiStenl plynouci, pa
.tiici nynl csl. statnim obcanum
byly We yal2cnych Ietech wa
ty We sprayu americkych stat
Mich uradu (AGien Property
CustodiaNa) We WaShingtoue.
Vyslanectvi prosi, ably ptl-
pisech byio die moznosti co naj
podrobneii uvedeno;
/. Jmdno opravnenel1o, leho
bydliStt Y dobe zabrani a ny
nejsi bydli$te a V pripade u
mrti kdy a kde zemrel a ko-
mu narok pripadl die pojistky,
dedietvi neb kompensatniho
zahona jeho bydlist6.
2. Jn6no a bydli$te te osoby.
filny. spolku neh uradu. kterv
.slozil zabavenT maietek k ri.
kan Alien Property Custodla-
ma.
3. Kdy a pod jakym cislen
report No. a Trust No. Alien
Property Custodian prijem po.
tvrdii.
a. Z echo zahavenV n1aletcl
pozustaval,
>. Ve$ker6 jinc okolnosti
, ktcrG moilou miti vyznanl pr
uvolne..l zabrar6ho nnai2tkn.
Jmenovite yyslanectvi zad;
: va5iSere Jednoty, spollsy, kor
? porsce = ohchodni podnikv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
ZENICH rs - NEVESTA 62

Lisbon, o., Is. zari. Povolo-
nj k sAatkn, iez vzbudilo vice
nez beznou pozornost, bylo zde
vydano dnes. Snoubenci totiz
byli Elihu Simpson, 73lety d
Mary A, birchoya, oba re Sa~
linville, O."Zenich Jest vdovec
nevesta vsak nebyla nikdy
pred tim rrovdana.