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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18
CONTRABAND LIQUOR BY SHIP.
Much Wine and Brandy Brought In
BY Smugglers on Liners.

No doubt there is hardly ship
that comes to New York, say, or
Boston, or any other port, that has
not contraband liquor aboard, and
large portion of it gets into circula-
tion ashore.
The Atlantic crews specialize in
brandies, probably because of their
higher voltage. Almost any stoker
has enough money to buy few bot
ties of cheap French brandy, say. at
a French port, and if he doesn't drink
it himself he can get ten times what
he paid for it ashore.
Testimony that considerable a.
mount of wines is coming in in this
way is found in the prices of cham
pagne in New York at the time of
writing. A year ago champagne of
good brands was held at 1915 to $500
a case, but now there are some cham
pagnes that may be obtained at S120
a case, and a considerable number of
brands that can be had for $40
.ase.
This means either that stocks col
ected before prohibition went in are
being put on the market or that ways
nave been found to get champagne
nto the country by the smuggling
cute. Both factors have something
o do with the reduction of price, but
t is probable that the smuggling
actor is the more important so far
IS it's influence goes on the price
Prevailing case.-Samuel G. Blythe
n the Saturday Evening Post.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18
LOCAL KNIGHTS
GO TO FRANKLIN
Initiation, Reception and
Banquet Enjoyed.

Last Sunday was a big day for To-
cal members of the Knights of Col
umbus Lodge
At $50 o'clock in the morning ov.
er half hundred of the New Iberia
Council met at the hall and boarded
the motor transfers and several au-
tomobiles for the neighboring city Of
Franklin
They took with them twelve of their
number who had not yet received the
Third Degree, among whom were
Sidney LaSalle, Roland Dennison,
Louis Bourque, Edward Leblanc, Al
bert Leblanc, f. Bourque, j. NJ.
Thibodeaux, O. j. Landry, Rev. Fa-
ther Allen, and Rev. Father Rohoe.
There were candidates from sew
eral other lodges from neighboring
towns in the crowd receiving the
Third Degree, making a total Of six
ty seven who rode the Knights goat
on this occasion.
After the ritual work was complet-
ed the entire gathering was treated
to fine reception, dinner, and musi-
cal entertainment, furnished by the
Sisters and students of the Convent
at Franklin.
The New Iberia party returned
home at about six o'clock, after hav-
ing spent day crowded full Of
pleasant hours
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18
GROWING Discomfort AMONG
HUNTERS TO GET EARLY RELIEF.
Meeting Thursday Night Resolution A1opted

The clouds of suspicion that hav,
been gathering for the past few
years over the enforcement of thu
State Game Laws, and the growing
dissatisfaction over the encroach.
ment of the Game Preserves on the
free hunting grounds of the moderate
hunter, seems about to come to a
head.
Gross violation of the Breeders
Bill, passed few years back by our
State Legislature, having been intro
duced by Hon. Leon j. Landry when
he was a legislator, has become so
fragrant, according to current rum
ors, as to make of this law menace
instead of a benefit to wild life on
our coast.
UNFAIR EXEMPTIONS.
The trapping of wild ducks and the
selling of them to private individuals
in other states, and even the killing
of ducks and selling them in whole
sale quantities to a hotel in sNew
Orleans, seems to have been carried
on without interference.
The strict enforcement of all these
laws. even to an extreme, against
our local hunters in general, while
certain individuals, characterized
commonly as Hunting Kings" have
trapped, killed and sold game at
their own will, has become such COM
mon property as to cause a senti-
ment of utter disregard for all game
laws.
Laws indifferently enforced, or
against the masses and ig-
nored by the classes, are far worse
than no laws at all, and tend to breed
A spirit of bolshevism resulting in
absolute contempt for all laws.
Facts were introduced at a meet |
ng Thursday evening, laying bare a
condition, which if fully substantial
ID, indicate a deplorable neglect of |
luty, and even connivance on the
,art of some officials, respecting the
most fragrant disregard for all laws
hat have been passed protecting wild
ife in Louisiana.
A number of citizens of New Ibe-
ia met Thursday evening to go into
he evidence that has been gathered!
earring on this matter.
INVESTIGATION URGED.
The steady encroachment of thel
tate Game Preserves on the open
uniting grounds is viewed with al
rm by any student Of this affair,
,hile the unchecked liberty extended
0 few big men and their personal f,
riends to hunt and trap regardless
f all law has built up what can be
esignated by no other name than a
Hunting Trust" |;
So repulsive to all lovers of fair ,
lay has this condition become that |
n investigation by the Governor of I
ouisiana has been repeatedly re-
uested, and at the meeting Thursday I
vening set of resolutions were adj {
pied memorializing Governor Park
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

er to proceed at once with such in.
vestigation
From statements made it woulc
seem that this delving into to put
rid mass Of facts will stir up 9
stencil that will be noticed from one
end of this nation to the other, as
some of the parties envolved are ma
tional characters.
We are not in a position to give
details or list any names in connec-
ton with this matter, but publish
the above merely as news item and
to let the general public know that a
concerted effort is now being made
to secure relief from the conditions
of personal privilege in law violation
that has been causing so much dis
content throughout Southern Louisi-
ana.
With the State investigation once
underway the public will no doubt
be let in on the real facts, and if the
investigation be not made in due
time the public may be "wised up"
to conditions anyway, in which ev-
cnt we predict that such an uprising
of public sentiment will result that
the investigation will be forced as a
matter of necessity.
The citizens of Louisiana are an
easy going, peace loving body of peo-
pie, and put up with en,roachments
on their natural rights that would
bring on riots in other States, but
too much is enough" and relief |
must now be forthcoming or an in
dignant electorate will arise and
sweep the slate clean of the powers
that pass laws for the personal en-
richment of chosen few, and at the
same time deprive the common man
Of an opportunity afforded him by
a bountiful nature.
Louisiana has become famous
the Nation as "The
Paradise but when a
barrier of laws is built up around
hat Paradise, and only select few
are admitted within, this phrase be-
zones stencil in the nostrils of a
,air-play loving people.
The Resolution adopted at the
Meeting Thursday evening follows:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, it has been made to ap-
'ear to the citizens of the State of :;
louisiana, and some parts of the
United States, that certain persons
n the State of Louisiana, were phi
antropists in the matter of Wild {
lame Refugees, and the protection of
birds and II
Whereas, it has been made to ap- !
ear that these wild game refugees /
nd wild game preserves were being i
roperly patrolled to prevent the il Ir
egal capture and killing of Migra- t
ory birds, and Ii
Whereas, it has been shown that f
he Migratory bird laws, and the q
laws of the State of 7
have not been properly i
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18
LOOK AHEAD.

1t was foul blow that struck
down the vital industries Of the
South when these industries were Sc
lected for the sacrifcial altar as a
means of ending an orgy of spending
and reducing the frenzy of high price
to basis of sanity, but the SoutlT1
will recover from its effects much
quicker than we imagine if we pull
ourselves together, Chamber from be-
meath the debris of wrecked hopes,
and start anew with the determina-
ton that these adversities shall not
become permanent handicap. Ev-l
erybody has been more or less dam
aged by the financial storm but only
a few have sustained such serious in
jury that recovery is impossible, and
the outlook for 1921 is so encourag-
ing that there is little doubt that the!
South will rise from the ashes and
build anew and in much more sub
stantial form the fortunes that were
swept away over night. The tumble
in prices was bound to come, but the
blow could have been tempered consi-
derably by a proper consideration OF
it's effects upon the farmers of the
country and a more gradual readjust-
ment than was accomplished by one
harsh, destroying blast of dynamite
under the very foundations of the
agricultural industry. Prompt and
seemingly effective measures have
been invoked to minimize the effects
of the slump and the organization of
the Export Bank that is to be located
in New Orleans at an early date will
go a long way in furnishing a buffer
against such ealamities in the future.
Business is beginning to recover,
credits are relaxing, and the affected
interests are getting together in mu-
tual protective organizations that
promise a large degree of relief. The
election of president and Congress
for protective tariff and against the
League of Nations form the center
piece of our hopes, and the brainiest
men in American business and fnan-
cial world tell US to look confidently
to the future for the signs now are
favorable to a revival of
business activities in a general wave
throughout the country, and along
saner lines than those found by war
A protective tariff will
benefit the manufacturers, and will
result in the opening up of industries
now closed through inability to pay
the high cost of labor and materials |
and compete with foreign rivals, in
opening up new markets for home
products, and keep out unfair compe-
tition, or at least force foreign COM
petition to pay tariff that will off |
set its coolie labor advantages over
American labor and American pro-
ducts. The peak of the storm has
passed and it is subsiding. We will
survive its shock and come out glori- !,
ously with just a bit of courage and
effort. The future is very bright;
let's not look backward -Ex.
666 contains no alcohol, nor arsenic,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

49, .,,;+ between the City Of New
ori Contractor Leon Dreyfus,
.;ob was thought ended several
III ago when the Judge Of the Dis
:. court Hon. James Simon rend-
verdict in favor of the plain
IA has now entered another chapter.
Tb;s week Mr.. Dreyfus filed an
noal in the State Supreme Court,
King 70 have a part of the Dis
...t Courts opinion set aside. The
.rciual suit as filed by the Contract
:. was TO force the City to pay him
=. that part of the sidewalk work
.ompleted up to the time the trouble
hoean lie also sued for annu.ment
# contract and cancellation of bond.
The verdict as rendered by Judge
cimon awarded Mr.. Dreyfus full
0avment. with interest, for the work
,omnleted to date, but refused his
plea for voiding the contract, and
ordpred him to resume work within
thirty days.
Mr.. Dreyfus now seeks to have
hp higher court set aside that part
d the verdict, and annul his contract
with the City.
Action of this nature was to have /
been expected, for the Contractor has
much to gain and nothing to lose by
an appeal. Should the Supreme
Court grant his suit he wins. Should
they affirn the decision of the Dis
trict Cor~t he has lost nothing, and
has gained several months time with
out penalty, during which time side
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

lrregularity in the bowel move
ments makes you feel uncomfortable
and leads to a constipated habit which
is bad. Herbine is the remedy YOU
need. 1t restores healthy regularity.
Price, 6Oc. Sold by ESTORGE
DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

The schools need the money La
dies, pay your dollar Poll Tax before
January 1st-Help the schools and
protect your rights to vote in 1921
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

For the prosperity of Iberia Parish,
eat more rice.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-12-18

666 contains no alcohol, nor arsenic,
lor other poisonous drugs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17

zcmitou hmotu - to je chleb! J!
A neslysis pri tom nadavek,
jake slysis u mas 2 techze ust,
ktere pojidajl billy chl6b a je-
mne pecivo lat' k nemu prisll
jakkolii)
Neucinil jsem toto pozorova-
nj a sroVnani S naSimi pomery
sam. Sc rnnou jel z Curychu Wy
nikaiici n6mecky dramaticky
unalec, ktery hostoval ma tam
MIN diyadle. kdyz jsme pfeje-
Ii hranice, blizice Sc k Chebu,
zvolal S, radostnym povzde-
chem: "Zaplat' panbdh, ze
jsme V Cachach!" A dodal:
Tam by sc nell od mas podlva-
til lid6, kterym neni dnes who'd
itakovy q takovy chlab, Ultra
! Ihubuji ia Spatnou mouku, BIZ
dn6 maso a pod" Eevzbudilo
I've mne uz davno mic takovou
Iradost, jake tato slova jiste ma
Irodne okovaneho N6mce, a me-
! isem jan jedno prani: aby ia
siova slySeli vsicnni naSi kova-
hi vla3tonci a republican, ceSti,
Ilterym V tcmto state je V5ech-
mo $natne a Eteii by bez splla-
hi sc nenaiodli dobre, S MIN ne
usnuli r&no ncvstal. Zatim
iisem Sc y miltm tom pocltu
Ispokojil 5 tim, za jsem Sc od te
chvile, kdy jsem opustil Svy'
carsko (tam ale "a horentn.
penizD ma ceske pude chut
a poradne najedl. A muj ne
]mecky spolecnik Sc mnou,
iiednoho stolu, svorne, oba, do
lbry Czech iiste dobry Nemec
zehnajice oba nebasum, ~
jsme Ease V proklinane repu
blice.
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MALEM DRUHA TRAGEDIE.

New York, 16. zari. Zeny o.
mdlevaly a mnoho osob bylo
poSlapano, kdyz ohromny Ia
stup chorobn6 zvedavych, od-
hadoyany ma 8,000,pokousel Sc
dostati Sc do kostela Our Lady
of Mercy V Bronx dnes rano
ma pohfeb sedmi osob, jez pri-
Sly 0 zivot, kdyz automobll
DR.. George II. McGuire-a sritil
Sc Sc zdi padesat stop vysoke
La zeleznicni koleie Dobbs
Ferry y n2dell casne ranv. CITY
licctl policistdm Sc podafilo "a
DTapiti dayu vniknouti do ko-
'to'a avSah nemohli zameziti
co. ynl rvackam, k nimz V "a
t"pp zvGdavcu doSlo.
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VOJSkO POVOLANO.

Ponevadz vSechna okna V
odbocce vladni pokladny byla
vytlucena a mistni policie me-
Ia pine ruce prace, uznano "a
dobre povolati federalni VOL
sko posadky ma blizkem
Governors ostrove, odkud 200
muzu bylo vyslano a ga 40 mi
nut byli ma miste. Nejdrive do
stavila Sc setnina NJ a brzy pc
nj setnina X.
Il toho ohromneho bohatstvi
ma Wall Street ulozeneho ric
nebylo tknuto. V odbocce vlad
nj pokladny bylo asi "a $780,
100000 zlata a $100,000,000
Y papirovych pen6zich. Rorne2
v soukromych domech bankov,
Mich nebylo niceho vzato.
Skoda zpdsobena vybGcher'
lest vSak ohromna. Y jodia#
Norganove budove Sc odh2Gu
ie na pll millionu Gollarl
Vsechna okna byla vytlu@cna
sklenera stropnj kopule ro2hj
ia mnohe z ocelorJch pod
per skla zohybany.
Vnitrck budovy MorGoncv7
banky Jest z mramoru, el
nou importovaneho Z ltane q |.
prayeneho die nakresu zesnu
leho zakladatele bankovnih,
domu Tnnto mramor TEST zcel
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Hyvali rusti valeCni zaJatci
nesta. Il JoSefOva


Sc pise 4 vazne strany: Cd pre-
vratu zustalo V Josefove mlmo
iine upominky ma stare Rakou-
sko take jeste 1900 byvalych
ruskych valecnych zajatcu. IL
to lide, ubytovani baracich
"a m6stem, stavaji Sc elm dale
tim vice nravym postrachem
mesta i celGho vukoli. VetSina
2 Mich nepracuje, ma pracuJlcl
d6iniky posmesne pokrlkuJi,
znecist'uii a poskozuji prone
lady a sa>!y, provozuji nekale
obchody Smejdy potravina-
mi, obleky i zlatem a mnozi Sc
chovaii k obyvatelstvu tax Wy
zyVav6 arogantne, re je o.
pravdu al podivenim, jak to-
ule V$e 81 mohou beztrestne do
|voliti. Y noci z patku na sobo-
,tu pfapad. dokonce jeden z
Irich na Promenade parek MI
flencu. Milenci cell ustraseni "a
trozn6ho liriku dali Sc ma utek
90 mGsta & Rps "a mimi jeste
tlikrat " 5trelil 2 revolveru.
2t5ati. ze any Sly mimo. Vine
dobfe, &c rozhodujici kruhy
maji dosti rozumu a ami mas
henapadne davati nejakych
lad nebo ronauceni. Male upo-
zorn@ni bI snad ale piece ne
l6kodilo: Ncntzete-li Sc techtc
lidi zbayit, narid'te, ably praco-
vail Ed4te rad provadenim va
8eho aaiizcni a uyidite, re dc
tydno hudo kraiina vycistena
I. Utekpu oG+rd vsichnil
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ZfOCIN zE ZARLIVOSTI.

Lexington, KY, 16. zari. -
Fd~5 byl zastrelil Henry Clar-
ka, 3o-letaho, predsini jedno-
40 I'd d2isiAo divadla, Merrill
Simpson, 42-lety, vysel ven a
rdebral Sc Go syeho domova,
hdp qodrezal zene kirk kapes-
H2m nazen. PAX vydal Sc poli-
eli. Jest nadeie, re Sc zena po-
ldraN.
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81 MRTVYCH, 500. RANE-
NIGH PRI VYBUCHU MA
WALL STREET.
(DokonGe

q pima tina rany dOpadla ma
strednf tridu pracovniku. 0
poledni j,st ma Wall Street
nejziveji, jezto kds kdo spe-
cha do okolnich restauracl ma
ob6d a vzhledem k tomu jest
az 8 podiyenim, re vybuch ne
vyzadal 81 vice obetl. Zarove1
vsak jest iisto, re nektefi ra-
nenych nynf v nemocnicich So
tva vydrzi.
Byla zrovna jedna minuta
po poledni, kdyz nahle ohro-
mny sloup plamend a dymu Wy
slehl az k patemu poschodl
budov a soucasne oval Sc ra-
chot, jsnz tenn, kdoz We Fran
Gil slouzili, pripominal vybuch
min ma front6.
Vykriky zdesani nesly Sc
vzduchem a tisfce strachem
polo$ilsnyeh lidl ma ulici roz-
mnoz.ny byly dalslmi tislci,
kteri hrnuli Sc z budov. Zde-
semi zavladlo ma burse, jez po-
citila plnou silu vybuehu. Ma
Wall Street bylo po kotniky
skla a, pruceli takovych budov
jako Morganovy banky, po.
kladnf odbocky 3 jinych byla
odrena jako cd strel srapne.
lovych.
Kdyz Sc dym rozplynul, W.
pravejf ociti svedkove, sta mu.
zG a zen lezelo V ulici, vetsi-
nou oblicejem k zemi. Nekte-
ri ztichli navzdy. JIM svijeli Sc
Nv bolestech. N6kteri jiz povsta
vail a potaceli Sc. N6kteri byli
t6zce raneni a rty jejieh byls
sevreny jakoby Y n6rrl6n pro
testu. JIM stenali a Volali u
penlive 0 pomoc. Jeden mails
IposliCek, t6zce Zraneny, proSil
ably ST. nekdo wal na staros+
svazek cennych paplrd sevfe
lny We zranene ruce.
Zdal Sc byti jenom okamzik
kdyz dym a prach Sc rozply
Inul. kdyl kszdy stal itch, ohro
men, zmaten, szdfsen. PAX
kdyz okno "a oknam praskalC
a sklo sypalo Sc do ulice :
kazdy hledel Sc spasiti utekem
nev6da, kan a kde. Ia nekolil
vterin zacala Sc jiz vracet
rozVaha a kdyz dale nc sc ne
delo, kde kdo special zpet n;
mista hrIzy, kde lezeli mrtvi
raneni.
Zmatek vladl vsude, ale br
zy chladnejsi hlavy ovladly 81
tuaci a mezi temi, nez sc pc
licie dostavila, zvlaste vynikl
Imuzi Sc sluzebnimi odznaky
byvali vojaci. Nejdrive byii n
miste policiste z Old Slip sta
nice a generalni poplasn6 zna
meni svolalo vSechny res9rvy
celeho mesta, jakoz vSechn
ambulance. T6z soukromyc
automobile bylo pouzivano
doprav6 ranenych do nemot
MIC.
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s'SVET"

-naly a zacazeny, ale da Sc O.
praviti. Skvostny nabytek byl
porezan q odfen padajicfm
sklem. Nejvetsi majetkova sko-
da jest ma okennin skle. Ma
vzdalenost nekolika ctverch O.
kna byla vytlucena a sila W.
buchu byla tax strasliva, re
nedaleka ctrnactipatrova bu-
dova Equitable Sc zachv6la ia
ko pri zemetfeseni a rovnez
brooklynsky most.
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V PATEK II. zARt 1920.
ZAPLAE PANBUH, ZE JsME
Ease v CECHACE!

Venleov pise: "Jednim z nej-
odporn6isich zjevu u mas ie.
stale spilanl statu a Wade, vse-
mu, co jakkoli squyisi Sc stat
nj sprayou. Je to jedno 2 pro-
kIetych dedictvi po starem Ra-
kousku, ktere pro mas bylo ci-
Kim a nasilnickym utiskovate-
lem. Mnozi Tide spi,aii ze IVY
lsu, JIM vadom6, ze zle vule.
Kdyby slysal cizinec tyto hla-
sy. kterG Sc staly vazdejslm
chIebem, zeim6na nekterych
vrstev, a to zejmana tech, KITE
re Sc topi Y blahobytu a mail
nejmene pfiGin Sc boufiti, Yu-
sil by miti DOZEN, ze mas stat
je ncibidndj5l re v$ech a uci-
nGnym peklem uprostfed SOU
scdnich raju. Po velikych hu-
buji za zvyku mensi a mali g
nani niktcrak vtipem, nybrz
skutecnou udaiosti, ktere byl
svedkem pisatei t6chto radku
minulych vanocich, slyse ja-
kousi matronu nadayati r@pu-
blice a Wade, protoze dostala
ml6cn6ho kapra misto jilIrna-
CO, kterGho 81 prala, ale nedo-
stala.
A zatim! Neni Il mas raj,
pravda. Neni ani V jinych ve-
likych bohatych Zemich. Ami
tam nepfinesl mir kazdemu
denn6 pecenou husu, lak 81 to
asi mnozi predstavovali. Ale
yalka premnohym, ktefi Sc to-
no ami We snu nenadali, nasypa
la miliony jichz uziVaji jen k
pohorSeni tam u mas. A prace
Sc nadava. A po Mich, jak re
ceno, spilaii druzi. TGmto spi-
lacum by neSkodilo, ably jim
byl Sva2an rance q byli posla-
III do syeta Ma 2kusenou. StaCi.
10 by ctrnacte dnu, ably piskal
jinou. Zajedes-li do ciziny, br-
~ S touhou vzpomenes ne zroN
ma ma masnG hrnce donna, alf
piece jen ma zivot u mas,
nimz pomery cizin6 nelz,
proste srovnat. Zaplati5-li ni
pr. Y Curychu V hotclu "a
skromnou veceti, snidani q no
cien naSich dive ste horun, Wy
houpne Sc Ii pfe9staya Prahy
ceSk6 republiky a Y duchu cd
prosuJe3 vsecniIy ha3e fet'a q
50 a zlodoje. Jaci to uhozi "a
bari We svltkani lidl! We vyni
kajicim miste na Bodamsk6n
5ezefe, kde traTi elita sve l6to
nedostanes, kdybys slzava s.
" ronil, kQusl.u chIeba ami
nailepaim ho,elu q Y Nnichc
We zapIatis "a tfochu mi1srn
bryndy k snidanl (i hAll il "a
va a je npln6 hofka, nebo'
sladid1o tekutt k torna buo
proste fysickou osklivostD :
sest nare's, ami nomu'-ns$l j
des rychlikem druhou tridoi
kde tedy sedi 2amozri cestuj
:, q ids j. rciidati ceTno'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-17
.ATENTAT PkEDPOVfDAN
.ZAHADNYMI DOPISY.

Vystraha, ze dynamitovy "a
tentat bude spachan na Wall
Street byla dana aspon ma "a
hodin pred tim, nez vybuch Sc
udal. Francouzska vysoka ko-
mise, s dradovnami elsie 65
Broadway, obdrzela informace
We stredu, re vybuch ma Wall
Street Jest k ocekavani. Dopis,
V male bile obalce, vhozen byl
dvefnfm otvorem pro dopisy
do kancelare komise. Zacinal
Islovem Greetings" (pozdrav)
a pisatel, nejsplse byvaly "a
mestnanec komise, varoval il
pred vybuchem, jenz dnes Sc
ud&.. Poruclk Arnaud, jenz do
pis otevfel, pokladal jej "a ne
mistny zert, roztrhal kou-
lsky vhodil do kose. Tyto teprva
nyni byly slepenysa a pos pisateli
lpatrani zahajeno.
Jina vystraha 2 Toronto, v
Kanade, re vybuch Sc uda ma
Wall Street dnes, byla obdrze-
ma pred dvema dny Josephem
Ketchledgem, 2202 Broadway,
zam6stpanym u brokerske fir
my .,F. Schwartz, 2 Broad
way. Vvstraha byla vsak cd
muze, !. 9nz pred ttyfmi roxy
nasledkem prepracovani utr-
pei vaznou poruchu nervovou
a prc.o Ketchledge neprikla-
dial j zadne vahy. Ma otazky
policie sdelil, re muz omen, pfi
tel jeho, jmenuje sc Edward
Fischer, re pochazi vazene
newyorske rodiny a po nejakou
dobu hyl zamestnan u fran
Icouzske komisa. "Znam Eda
po dyacet roku," pravil Ketch-
Hedge. "Jest muzem neobycej-
Inych dusevnich schopnosti a
mravI integrity, avsak pred
ctyrmi nebo peti roxy utrpel
lporuchu nervu a Cd te DOLBY ne.
ma to V hlave V poradku. il
max byl byeh odevzdal listeh
Ipolicii,' Zajimavo jest, re Ii.
stek, stejn6 jake dopis obdrze'
my francouzskou komisi, zaci
Ina slovem greetings.
Washington, 16. zari. Gel;
maSinerie federalni vlady 1--WE
dena V cinnost zrizenci vlad
nj a tajne sluzby, jakoz j po
kladniho a postovniho odborl
Ivypraveni do New Yorku, alb.
! $ mistnimi a statnimi urady po
: dileli Sc ma patrani. Vysatrov;
: nj Sc strany federalnich uradu
flzeno bude Williamem j
Flynnem, driv6jsim nacalR
KEN vladni taine sluzby.,