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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
Cain IN MASoNRYIFIvE LIVES LOST
North Dakota Swept by Two.
Day Blizzard.
Trains Stalled in Snow Banks
20 to 80 Feet Deep.

Bismarck, n. d.. March 17.-FNe
known dead and thousands of dollars
damage to property was the toll of the
two day blizzard which swept this
state, the worst in more than thirty
years The storm early today was re-
ported to be gradually subsiding with
temperatures sinking.
One girl gave her life to save her
sister and brother while the heroic eff
and he and his three brothers perished
on The .,prairies during the Storm.
When their sleigh was wrecked by the
wirIS, Hazel Miner, aged 18, took off
her coat and wrapped it and blankets
around her small brother and sister
near Center. For "a hours they lay
in the snowdrifts before they were
found by searching parties. Hazel
was dead when found but her action
in bundling up the little ones saved
their lives.
Ade1ph Wohlka. son of Gust
Wohlka, a farmer living near Ryder,
made a gallant attempt to bring as
sistance to his three brothers when the
team of horses he was driving home
became exhausted and died. After
making his three brothers as com
help but never reached home. His
father found him and the other three
children, frozen, 24 hours later in a
deep snowdrift. 14
Two Great Northern trains are stuck
in the snow near Minot. Reports from
Devils Lake said that there are snow
banks from twenty to thirty feet deep
between there and Minot. Hotels al
Devils Lake are said to be unable to
handle the stranded travellers there
and many persons were reported sleep
ing in coaches in the railroad yards.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
IRISH QUESTION is TABLED
BY Vote of 81 to Fl Senate Refuses
Self Determination Reservation.

Washingto March 1.-THE senate
today laid on the table the question of
Irish independence along with the
whole question of self determination
for subject peoples.
= o BY a vote of 81 to 21 the senate
tabled a reservation to the treaty of
fered by Senator Owen. oklahoma,
stating that the United States under
stood that the British protectorate
over Egypt would be ended.
The reservation carried an amend
ment recognizing the Irish republic
and stating that the United States un-
derstood that Great Britain would also
recognize Irish independence and fur
ther amendments of the same import
as to Korea. the Philippines, Porto
Rico and Hawaii
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
HUN SOCIALISTS
Want ALLIANCE
WITH RUSSIANS
Independent Socialists in Ger
many Plan Union.
With Communists Would Re-
vive Spartacist Movement.
ASK ALLIANCE WITH LENINE
Bloody Battles Fought in "a
Towns of Country.
TreEes, in American Zone, Re.
ports So Killed.
ASK ALLIANCE WITH LENINE
Bloody Battles Fought in "a
Towns of Country.
TreEes, in American Zone, Re-
ports 50 Killed.

London, March 17.-Independent
have commenced a violent agitation in
favor of a soviet republic and an al
lance with soviet Russia, according
to a Berlin dispatch to Exchange Tele-
graph company.
Socialists Plan Union.
Copenhagen, March IA tele-
gram from Essen says that at the frs.
sitting of the revolutionary workers
councils held on Monday afternoon. a
committee of thirtythree took over
the conduct of affairs.
Efforts are being made" adds the
dispatch, Ito secure common action OF
all three Socialist parties for the lower
Rhine district and Westphalia on the
basis of a proletarian dictatorship"
BIoodshed in 24 Cities.
Paris. March 17.-News from Berlin
and other German points. telling OF
sanguinary clashes at Essen, Dort-
mund. Leipsic. Mannheim. Frankfort
and Brunswick, together with a report
that a council of workmen had as
sumed power at Chemnitz. has given
the impression here that there is more
to. be feared from a revival of the
Spartacan movement than from the
activities of the Kapp government ir
Berlin.
According to the latest dispatches
the military movement has resulted IN
bloodshed in twenty-four German
towns. The Spartacans are reported
to have risen in Dresden. where q
clash with troops is declared to have
resulted in a casualty list of 100 dead
and 800 wounded. Fighting in Brelau
Hamburg and Kiel also is reported.
American Zone Affected.
Fifty-nine persons have been killed
and upward of hundred wounded If
disorders at Treyes. in the American
zone of occupation southwest of Cob
lenz, according to advices received
here. Revised figures for the casual
ties in the fighting at Dresden are SAID
to show that more than 100 were
killed and 300 wounded.
Twenty persons have been killed
and many wounded in clashes be
tween soldiers and citizens at Hagen
Westphalia, dispatches here today
said. The fighting occurred when sol
diers arrived to occupy the city.
Munich dispatches described the
situation there as critical Crowds at
tempted to penetrate the Diet but were
repulsed by soldiers with some casual
ties.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

The political situation in Germany
today apparently was passing beyond
control of either the counter revolu
tionary government in Berlin or the
Ebert group in Stuttgart.
4 Berlin dispatch said the decision
of Doctor Won Kapp and General Won
Luettwitz to resign as heads of the
counter revolutionary government was
caused by the threat of workmen to
proclaim a soviet republic unless the
dictator and his defense minister with
drew Immediately.
They were indicated that the Spar
tacan and radical elem nts have taken
advantage of the general strike and
the centrally chaotic condition of the
country to push their hope for a soviet
government with all their power.
In the great Essen Industrial dis
trict, dispatches said. a Revolutionary
labor counciI' has been constituted to
negotiate an alliance with the Social
ist parties in the lower Rhine and
Westphalia districts.
The purpose of this coalition would
be establishment of a dictatorship of
the proletariat it was said.
Spartacan outbreaks already had
been reported in Dresden, Munich and
other south German cities.
Reports of clashes between conserv-
atives and radicals and supporters of
the Ebert or Won Kapp governments
continued. Twenty-three were killed
at Hagen, Westphalia. when worllmen
clashed with soldiers who attempted
to occupy the city. Unofficial esti-
mates placed the total dead in the
counter revolution at more than 700.
Resigned Under Threats.
Paris. March 17-Threat of immedi-
ate establishment of a soviet republic
and an attack on Berlin was responsi-
BILE for the decision OF DR.. Wolfgang
Won Kapp and Gen. Won Duettwitz 10
resign as heads of the revolutionary
government, according to a Berlin dis
patch received by way of Frankfort
today.
The decision of the counter-revolu-
tionary leaders to resign uncondition-
ally followed an ultimatum delivered
ny Deputies Cohn and Daumig. The
ultimatum declared that unless both
were withdrawn before 8 D. M Tues
day, the workmen would proclaim a
soviet republic and attack the city.
Revolt Near Its End.
London. March 1.-THE German
= revolution. headed by Dr. Won Kapp,
was believed near its end today.
DISPATCHES said that Won Kapp.
tCoutiuued IN PAGE TwO.J
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
DEATH LIST 200

Nearly seven hundred persons
have been killed and hundreds
wounded in fighting resulting from
the German counter revolution
since Saturday. according to com
pilations by the United Press today.
Unofficial dispatches revealed the
casualties distributed as follows:
I<iel. 400 to 500 killed. many
wounded.
Berlin. GO killed. large number
wounded
Dresden. % killed, several hun
drCd wounded.
Essen, 30 killed. so wounded.
Hagen. % killed, many wounded.
Frankfort, twenty killed. zoo
wounded.
Duisberg. IA killed. so wounded.
Leipzig, 9 killed
Hanover. some" killed.
Schwerin. bloody fighting"
Breslau. Hamburg, Weimar and
Gorlitz. fighting"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

were shipped to a Topeka woman.
Yes, that's right. to a woman. What
she wanted with rats is not known,
because she moved to some unknown
point in California.
In the meantime the express COM
pany held the-rats, according to E. e.
Brayman. manager. 1t was just a
week ago that Mr.. and Mrs. Rat ar
rived in their palatial travelling apart
ment, tiny but offering all the ac-
commodations of home, even down to
private closed-in sleeping quarters.
But Mr.. and Mrs. Rat had no inten-
ton of permitting time to slip by un-
needed. Not in the least put out by
their strange, new dwelling. they set
up housekeeping Immediately. Race
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
LESS THAN $1,000 TO RAISE
Y. w. c. \. Campaign Fund Passes
$4,000 Mark

At o'clock Wednesday evening the
total report in the Y VIC. A. financial
campaign showed s1S.01O.91 had been
contributed. With less than $1,000
needed to reach the $4,000 goal, it is
certain the entire amount will be sub
scribed in a short time drive directors
declare. The report of the business
girls team Thursday night is expected
to raise the total considerably. The
business girls report for last week
was s1.4S9.
Total amounts raised by the various
teams, listed under the captains
names. follow: Mrs w d. Storrs,
$2,746.50; Mrs. e. C. Seger, s2.531;
Mrs. w. E. Culver, s2,2SS.91; Mrs. A.
L. All5ire. s2.0s4, and Mrs. Silas
Porter, $1.S6150.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

Rain should occur in Kansas late
tonight or tomorrow, according to S.
D. Flora, state meteorologist. Cloudy
unsettled weather is approaching. An
area of low pressure over Utah this
morning. causing snow there. is NOV
ir g toward Kansas. 1t is expected to
rain in this state
Nothing can happen of more advan-
tage to Kansas. Flora points out than
a good rain Land is dry thruout the
entire state Precipitation has been
unusually light this winter and Is abb
solutely necessary soon to save a great
quantity of the wheat crop.
No precipitation occurred in Kansas
in the last twenty-four hours. Rain
was reported in the eastern states this
morning extending from Kentucky to
Massachusetts,.
The temperature was 2s degrees in
Topeka at 6 O'Clock this morning. The
lowest IN Kansas was % degrees at
Goodland- The lowest on the weather
map was s below zero at Winnipeg
tConrinued On Page Twol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
Their Wife Had
p Husbands,
Say Two of En-,

Dayton. Ohio. March 17.-Claiming
that their wife has twenty-five hus-
bands and Is divorced from none of
them. Tiffic Sailed, of Cincinnati, and
police today to arrest Margaret Foste-.
81, on a charge OF b.gamy. She now
is said to be in Springfield. Ohio
Sailed claims he married TIE
woman at Chevoit. Ohio. February
Is, 1920. and Nick claims TO haze
wed here yesterday. They are Jointly
in the hunt for Their alleged commoa
wife.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
FEAR SUB MAY BE LOST.
Near SanDicgo With Loss of
-Four Lives Last Saturday

tempts to tow 10 deeper water the
submarine HI. which grounded Satur-
day off Redondo Point Magdalena
Bay. with the loss of four lives, have
failed thru swapping of the tow lines.
according to radio messages from
Commander McCrary of the destroyer
Sinclair. Z
Stormy weather is interfering seri-
ously with the work. he reported. Navy
officers here expressed fear that the
seas soon would drive the submersible
so deeply into the sand, it would be
difficult to save her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
Half Ton Roller
Passed Over Him
His Leg Is Broken

Ponca City. Okla. March IL
Charles Coffelt. a 16-year-old boy en-
ployed on the 1O1 ranch. may consider
himself one of the luckiest youths
alive. CoffeIt was knocked down and
run over by a 1.000-pound roller and
all he has to show for his experience
8 Il fractured leg.
The boy was riding a gang plow be-
hind which was hitched a heavy land
roller and the whole of which was
draws by c large gasoline tractor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
ASK Billion Credit for Huns.

Washington. March IA bill pro
posing that the United States extend
a credit of $1,000. 600, 900 to Germany
was introduced in the house today by
Representative Thomas B. Smith
Democrat. New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

in the local office
of Am erican Ex-
press company. 1t
already has become
apparent that con-
tinuation of their
abode at the ex-
press office will
eventually fill the
office with a myr-
lad legion of white
rats.
Mr.. White Rat
and Mrs. w. RAJ [
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
Spartacans Seize Opportunity
and Renew Activity.
WOrkmen Issued Uitimatum
Threatening Attack on Berlin.
NEARLY 700 have BEEN KILLED
Long Casualty Reports From
Many German Cities.
Ebert's Finance Ministry Re-
fused Cash to Dictator.

BULLETIN.
Paris, March IA dispatch from
Berlin timed in that city at 1920
o'clock this morning says the report
that Chancellor Kapp has resigned is
false.
BULLETIN.
Berlin. March lit is officially
announced that Chancellor Kapp at l
O'Clock this afternoon decided to re-
sign.
The Hague. 9Iarch 1.-THE resig-
nation of the government of Chancel-
lor Kapp in Berlin was handed in this
afternoon, it is announced in a Berlin
dispatch from the semi- official Wolff
4 .. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

''Pigs is Pigs" and by the same
token Rats is Rats
A rapidly increasing family of white
rats has established a temporary base
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
KICK SCHOOL MATE TO DEATH.
Five Boys Under Arrest Confess
jealousy of Go0d Marks Cause.

Pueblo, March 17.-Five school boys
arrested today in connection with the
death of Ted. the 11-year-old son OF
Mrs. II. A. Kuykenda1i confessed. ac-
cording to the police. that they kicked
the boy to death this morning because
they were jealous of his high standing
in the school the boys attended.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
e
RAIN TONIGHT OR THURSDAY.
Cloudy. Unsettled Weather Approach
ing. Flora SayS-SIigiitly Warmer

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS
Probably rain tonight and Thursday
slightly warmer tonight; colder west por-
ton Thursday.
Shippers forecast warns TO protect &c
hour shipments north and west against a
temperature Of 70 degrees; cast and south,
against 30 degrees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17
Roberts of OskalOoSa and POme-
roy of HOlton on Delegation.
c.. W. RYAN NAMED ELECTOR
Shawnee County Ballot Decides
Three-COrnered Race.
Horton Editor Received 81 of
266 Votes Cast.
CONVENTION VOTE.

For Browne. 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

TODAY'S TEMPERATURES:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-17

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Probably rain tonight and Thurs
day; slightly warmer tonight; colder
west portion Thursday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
POUT MA BUCKEYE RID.

Staroceskou pout' usporada
ZitfejSi nedele Patronat Ceske
spolkove Sine ma Buckeye Rd.
"a spoluucinkovani vSech spoil
ku teto organisaci zastoupa-
nych. ZaGatek Jest o /. hod. cd
poledni. Pofadatelstvo Sc posta
ralo, ably pout' aspo1 ponekud
Sc podobala slavnostem V sta
rych krajich, ktere byly OH
vovany sverdznymi figurkami,
jejich podafene kopie budou
Ultra ucinkovati. Pro poslou-
chanou i k tanci vyhravati bu-
de kapela Sdruzanl Ceskych
HudebnikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
ZEMREL MA CHODNiKU.

Ma chodniku vych. los. ul.,
poblize Superior, klesl as Z.
hod. vcera vecer k zemi asi so
lety muz, usmrceny patrne ma
yalem srdecni vady. Ma prave
ruce mel vytetovan6 heslo pru-
sk6 armady: "Gott nit uns' a
ma hodinkach monogram c.. K.
X vuli zjiSteni dopraven byl do
okresni marnice. Jest 5 stop
10 palcu vysoky, vazi as 18O
liber, ma hn6de oci a plaVy
vous. Od6n byl letnim oblekem
palmb9ach, slamenym klobou
KEN a ma prstu mel zlaty pr
stem 5 Gervenym kamenem. Y
od6vu nebylo nalezeno niceho,
coz by mohlo vesti k jeho ITO
tozn6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
POPALEN VLASTNf Me-
PROZRETELNOSTf.

Ma pozemku TIL. F. Newma
ma, gcneralnfho riditele G & b
Treansit Co., spaloval vcera
odpol. 34lety zrizenec Frank
Rocco hromadu smetf, ktere
mu patrne pomalu hofelo, wal
proto nadobu gasolinem a
viii nebezpecnou tekutinu do
ohn6. Ia okamzik nastal W.
buch lehkomyslny Ital zaha-
len byl plamenem, odvrzen ma
kolik stop nebezpecne popa-
len. Kolemjdoucimi privolana
policie dopravila jej do east
clevelanske nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
POZAP GREAT LAKES
TOWING CO.

VGera pozd6 ma vecar roz-
houkala Sc sirena Zdvodu Stan
dard Oil Co. v6stic nebezpeci
pozdru, ktery ohrozoval cel6
okoli jefferson Ave. az dolu
k toku reky Cuyahoga. Tri ha-
sitske s9tniny spolu hasitskou
lodi ulily v$ak ohen povstaly V
Great Lakes Towing Co. Cel6
okoli napln6no jest horlavymi
latkami; olejarny, ohrady, dri-
Vi atd. a lokalisovani pozaru
umoznila jen dukladna ple-
choVa stfecha horici budovy.
Ohen zpusoben byl vyl6tlou il
s'lrou q n6ktere lokomotivy Get
nych kolemjedoucich vlaku u
zpnsobil Skody as Ia $4,000.
Uvedene tovdrny pracuji We
dne V noel a delnictvo bylo
pri propulnuti ohn6 V pine pra
=, ale V pofadku Sc vzdalilo,
takze nebyl zaZnamenan ami je
diny pfipad zraneni,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
EOCH ZARIT "a HRY MA
kLADNfM VLAkEM.
Jine urazy zavinsny auto
modify.

Pred zraky as pGltuctu spolu
hracl zran6n byl tezce ma tra-
tt Nickel Plate drahy vcera od-
poledne 7lety Pavel Gregg, po-
blize Nicholson Ave. V Lake
WOO. ZemTel hodinu pc dopra-
veni do tamn6jSi nemocnice.
Hoch 81 hral ma zadnlm pro-
stranstvi "a svym obydlim,
13439 Merl Ave-, kdyz byl "a
padnim sm6rem jedoucim VIA
KEN zasazen.
12lety Betr Fascine, 1878
Coltman Rd. S. E., prisel 0 III
vot pri snaze vyl6zti ma May
field Rd., ma kolemjedouci ma.
kladni automobil, patriot Halle
Bros Co. Ridit auta E. SchmoG
1850 Buhrer Ave. byl zatcen a
obzalovdn ze zabiti.
63lety H. Kuhn, 3403 vych.
113 ul. utrp6l ma Woodhill rd.
zlomeni ramenni kosti, byv
srazen automobilem. Lezi V ne
mocnici sv. Alexise.
Podobnym zpGsobam byla
zrovna pred radnici zlomena
noha Jos. Martonovi, 2215 w
chodni 9. ul., jenz dopraven byl
do namornf nemocnice.
30lety Frederick Howes, III
jici We Wallings ma State Rd.
srazen byl aut9m pfi vystupo-
vani poulicni kary ma zap. 25.
Lezi s rozdrcenou nohou V
m6stsk6 nemocnici.
SleCna Rose Eisteova, 1927
st. Clair Ave. byla zranena
automobilem pred vlastnim do
movem a dovezena do st. Clair
namocnice, kde ZiiSteno, re u
trp6la zlomeni kliCni kosti v
rameni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
DRAHE ZVYKANi.

Straznici j. Lowerv a J. Per-
ko predvedli nred policeiniho
porucika J. Flettericha ma 2.
precinktu iist6ho muze. ienz V
roci 2 kapsy Oh. Gahana. els.
1748 vTch. 1S. nj. uzmul eek
vvstaveny ma S114,55. tento
vvm6nil a penize uschoval. Po-
lcist6 obvin6neho marne pro-
hledavai. kdvz poiednou poru-
elk zat6nn6mu nakazal, abv "a
nechal zvVkani tahaku. Gemuz
So vSak tento hranil a chile v
nst ach mfsto "Gu" bvlv a dva-
citkv iedna desitka Rvl dan
V obzalobu pro velkokrddez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
DE IEETIVEM ZASTRELENY
HOSTINSKY.
Hadka sc smrtelnym zakon-
cenim.

V hostinci, arci jen S "neo
polnymi' napoji, c. 1855 zap
73. ul.. jehoz majetnikem jest
nebo lepe byl. Andrew Ii
Boin, doslo k vystupu, pri kite
rem byl hostinsky detektiVen
Oh. Gallagherem stfelen do le'
veho spdnku a ma mist6 zabit
pred zraky as jednoho tuctu
hosti. Tajny policista vstoupil
do mistnosti as o pul desat6
Ivcera vecer, patraie 20 listen
Imuzi. lie Boin pozadoval, ably
Sc legitirhoval, coz tento svYm
detektivnim odznakem ucinil,
prvn6jSi "a hrubych q urazli-
vych poznamek mu vSak od-
Znak Zahodil.
Oba odesli do obchodu GU
krovinkami Karla Hladka, od-
kud telefonoval Gallagher o Wy
sljni patrolniho vozu. Kdyz
Sc vratili do hostinca, kde V had
ce bylo pokracovano a ku KITE
re Sc pridali as ctyri muzi z
pritomnych hosti, jail Sc spo-
lu s hostinskym ma taineho po-
licistu dorazeti. take tyz byl
nucen pouziti zbran6, coz me-
10 svrchu popsany vysledek.
Prav6 V cas- pTispechavsi po-
liceini patrola sebrala vSech-
ny utastniky osudn6 prihody a
podrobila ja ma pol. dstfedni
stanici pTisnemu vTslechu, ale
az dosud nebylo nikomu do
kdzano nejake prime Gcasten-
stvi utoku ma detektiva.
Zastfeleny lie Boin pTiSel
ped dv6ma roxy Detroit do
Clevelandu a bydlel Sc zenou q
dvouletou dcerkou els. CLOS
Franklin Ave-. hostinskou ziv-
most provozoval po 6 m6sic1 Sc
spoleGnikem Frankem Ku-
hnem. Detektiv Gallagher by
dli V els. 1902 Willard Ave. a
die vIpov6di sousedu byli rry
oba Gallagher a lie Boin az
dosud dobfi prdtel6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
UKRADLI "a $4,000 BON.
DU SVOBODY.

Mezi IA. a II. cervencem by
10 ma zadost akronske banky
ZaSlano 2 First National Bank
V Clevelande Second National
bance V TOledu "a $4,000 do
laru bondu svobody, kter6 vsak
ma misto nedoSly a staly Sc ko-
risti vychytralych zlosynu, je-
iichz manevr slime pripomind
ma cinnost handy podobnych
vyt9cniku V New Yorku. Vcera
doSlo do First National Banky
V Clevelande anonymni psani
nasledovniho zn6ni:
"Vim kdo ma Vase bondy
svobody V Gene $4,000 a mo-
hu Yam pri jejich najiti byti
pomocen, pujde-li vse V pofad-
ku." Dopis datovan jest Gle
velandu nesa t6z razitko zdej
81 poSty. Krone nepodepsane-
no dopisu neni po pachatelich
dosud ami stopy. Bondy byly
pojiSteny proti ztrat6 ma post6,
ale nikoli kdyz bude dokaza-
no, re Sc tax stale pred doda-
MIN neb, po doruceni postou.
Byly odeslany V registrova-
nom balicku, o jehoz spravnem
dod6ni doSlo z Toleda potvrze-
nj beg jakekoli zpravy o ztrat6,
teprve poZd6ji bylo do Cleve-
landu hlaseno, ze do Toleda do
sci jen prazdny obal.
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NAPALENY MlLOsRDNY
SAMARITAN.
Mnoho ddvery staIo ho $1,000.

Petr Senyk, 1858 zap. 5. ul.
zaplatil svou duv6ru V lidskou
poctivost prave tisicovkou.
Smluvil Sc s neznamym muzem
zakoupiti spolecne restaurant
ma vych. 80. ul. a Superior Ave.
a vcera sli oba spolecnfci
smlouvu podepsati. Kdyz ce-
kali ma poulicni drahu, udela-
10 Sc pojednou kompanonovi
ma mic" a Senyk, dobrak, be-
Eel do nejblizsi l6karny pro
kapky a kdyz lekem pfisel,
Oyl "nemocny pritel' pryc a
MIN Senykova krasnd nova
-isicovka.
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PROCES s LUPICI " SMEED
BOX CO.

V ol:resni v6znici, pro vraz-
du w. Howea a oloupeni
Smeed Box Co. We vaZbe drza-
nj Frank Filipovsky, 1913
Branerd Ave. S. W., Andrew
Wojn9r. 2465 zap. T. ul. a Mike
Stana, 2219 zap. IL. ul. zodpo-
vidati Sc NELL vcera S dodatec-
ne zaloby podane okradenou
spoleGnosti, kterd zastupovala
pojist 'ovaci spolecnost South
ern Surety Co., jez musela u
trpenou ztrdtu nahraditi. Jed
ma sc nahradu 2167 dol. Is c,
ukradenych vyplatnich pen6z.
Policeini nacelnik Smith ma
uschovahi $1,000, odebranych
zatcenym a automobil nejdraz-
siho typu, ktery patril die do
mn6nek Filipovskemu, Wojner
pax vlastni as "a $1,000 do
brych iistot. take by ztrata
pen6zni postizenych byla kry-
ia.
Filipovsky S Woinerem byli
zatceni V Youngstown ma u
dani maleho hocha, jehoz auto
mobilem Zraniii Stana zat-
cen byl V Clevelande.
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.NEOBYCEJNY DUVOD K
ROZVODU.

Stare pfislovi sice mas pouch
e, re jest "Mlceni zlatem", a
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PCZDRAVY CLEVELAND
SKYCH VYLETNiKU ZE
STARE VLASTI.

Pan j. l.. Vsatecka zasila
nam pohlednici pohledem ma
cyiteni zen ma Letne pozdra-
vem ma ctenafskou obec "Sve-
ia" a pan Prime srodinou vzpo-
mnel ma mas spolu S p. St'ast-
nym p6knym listkem z Blaine
Sc zpravou, ze prave cestuji
krasnym blatanskym okolim. /
Ia milou nam pozornost sr-
deCny dix.