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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

ABOUT a settlement or Ill
questions affecting both
countries.
Through these negotiations Ameri-
can and Nippon statesmen will at
tempt to straqhten out problems deal
ing with the Island of Yap and its
control, immigration and alien land
questions, as they are found in Pa
citiC coast states, and the return to
China Of Shantung taken over nv
Japan after that nation entered the
world war against Germany. which
then held possession of the mooted
Chinese territory,
New York, June 16-Hamilton
Ho't magazine editor who headed the
delegation Of p"Gleague republicans
that called on former President Will
son during the last campaign today
made public a letter he had written
President Harding asking him to ex-
plain the terms of the Harding "assO-
citation" proposed to suppant the
Wilson league Of nations.
IF YOU delay much further. people
everywhere will inevitably conclude
that YOU have no concrete plan at all,
else that you propose 20 put party
harmony above public welfare" de-
Clared Holt "ln that event. there
will be nothing lett for those who
want America to play her rghtful
part i. stabalizing the world but to
organize the country 50 as 70 capture
congress for the league III 1922 and
the presidency in 1924
This could be done, he said
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
RUNAWAY MAID Is
TAKEN BACK TO CHICAGO

Ruth Norman. the Chicago Girl who
was turned over to the sheriff ycstcr-
Gay hy Supervisor Andrews of Troy
Grove. waa taken back to 81. Joseph S
orphanage in Chicago late YESTERDAY
afternoon by Miss Iaunia Ausscm
county probation officer Ruth Was
placed out by the home authorities t.
work in a la Sale county home. bu.
left there ana went to Troy Grove to
secure work
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

The art of conversation aS il is now
generally practic"d Talking much and
Hvin~ little.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
NEGOTIATIONS Are
PLANNED TO CLOSE
S0uAbBl.E OvEk YAP

Washington, June l6,-Drect negotiations
have begun between the governments of the
United States and Japan in hope of bringing
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
An Ali-Around Artist.

The expert gossip not only draws
h"r own intcrpnceS, but colorS thorn es
well.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
MAN WHO SWIPED
PORK FROM CAR IS
GIVEN JAIL TERM
GEORGE CRANK, NORTH OTTA.
WA RESIDENT. PLEADS GUILTY
WHEN TAKEN BEFORE JUDGE
RECk FOR HENRlNG-GETS
THIRTY DAYS.

George Crank q of North Ottawa,
who was arrested following the theft
OF $40 worth Of pork from q Rock Is
land box car on March 3l pleaded
guilty to barge Of larceny in the
county court l1tc yesterday aftcrnoou
and was sentenced by Judge Harry
Rcck to serve thirty days in the
county jail and to pay a fine of 81 90
and costs The information against
Crank was filed in the county clerk 3
Office by states Attorney Harry F.
Kelly, late Yesterday afternoon
Crank has been ont on bonds since
shortly after bis arrest He was bound
over to the Grand jury by Justice Of
the P"ac" Koeuig, at the time of a
preliminary hearng The attorneys
for the railroad company and the
states attorney made an Investigation
Of the case, and found that Crank
merely accompanied Edward Murphy
and Thomas O'Bricn on the pilfernE
trip For this reason Crank was lot
Oft with light sentence
Murphy, who is alleged to be de
aortcr from thc United Slatos Army
was taken back to Camp Grant las,
week for court martial
All three of the mon were bound
over to the grand jury after their ar
rpat
La Sale Car Thief parolIed.
George IIcnsinEor Of La Sail,
pleaded guilty to petit larceny
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
HEART ATTACK CAUSES DEATH Of
C0NCRESSMAN-AT LARGE MASON
REPRESENTATIVE. FROM
ILLINOIS DEAD Ar
u. S. CAPITAL
Ill ONLY FEW DAYS

END COMES AFTER PATIENT HAD
SHOWN SIGNS OF IMPROVE.
MENT-OCCUpIEo PLACE or
PROMINENCE ~ STATE poll
TICS FOR MANY YEARS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
WEATHER

Generally fair and con-
tlnued warm tonight and
Friday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
EXPLOSION CAUSES
$4,000 FIRE LOSS

Morris, July 12.-Two men were
injured, damage Of $4,000 resulted
and a block OF the business section
of Coal City vas threatened with de-
struction by flames Monday from
fire which started in the Ross e Mich
olson garage, cutting it and destroy
ing several automobiles and two new
tractors stored in it,
Those injured are Fireman Bittner
of the Coal City department and
Clark Garland, mechanic in the ga
rage The fire started in a tank of
gasoline containing about 100 gallons.
It is said Garland was using solder
ing outfit near the tank and the flame
from the blowtorCh in some manner
set fire to he gasoline in the tank
and there was a terrific explosion.
Garland was hurled a distance of %
feet through the doorway at the rear
of the building, and was badly burn
cd about the face, hands and legs.
Despite his injuries, he was one OF
the first to realize the danger from
the fire, and rushed in with others tC
check the spread of the flames, which
fed by the gasoline, were raging in
almost every part of the building, a
one e-story brick structure.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
COUNTY BOYS AND.
GIRLS LEAD STATE
IN SCHOOL TESTS
EDUCATORS HAVE REASON TO
BE PROUD OF RIDDLES WHO
SHOW UP WELL IN EDUCATlON-
AL EXPERIMENT CONDUCTED
BY u. OF /.

Local educators are highly clated
over a report sent out by the Bureau
of Educational Research work of the
University OF Illinois, which shows
that La Sale county scored very high
in the intelligence test prepared by
that department In every grade but
one. children of the county led other
contestants in the reading contests
while they scored extremely high In
the arithmetic tests
The report also showed that the
La Sale county children, all averaged
a mental development Of from normal
TO four months above the standard
development OF their ages.
The intelligence tests were taken
bv all children in the county from
the third to the eighth grades in
clusiyely, last October. The reports
we're not finished until recently on
account of the large number Of stu
dents who were entered in the con
test. In La Sale county alone there
we're more than 10000 children who
/ competed While clght Ollef counties
/ in the state entered all their stu
| dents.
The intelligence tests first came
to be generally used during the wa
when the army chose this method o
ascertaning what men we're titteC
for specialized lines of work, Sine
the close of the war, practically ey
erv large university throughout tn
country has put this work in an II
telligence research department. TIL
work of school children is comin
to be measured by intelligence rathe
than by knowledge.
Tho University Of Illinois has
very fine department under the dire'
tion of Dr. Buckingham DIR. Monroe
who is an assistant Of DR.. Bucklni
: ham, compiled the questions Whic
we're given to the La Sale count
p children.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
N-J0HNSOM
TROTHS PLIGHTED
AT CHURCH EVEN 7

Keeping the news Of their mar
riage a secret until after the hour
of the ceremony, Miss Viola Grace
Sisson, daughter of Mrs.NJ. W. Het-
tie, 712 West Jackson street and AS
sistant Supervisor Philip E Johnson
of this city. were united in marriage
this morning at O'Clock at st. Pat
ricks church. Rev Lawrence Hack
EFT Oficiated, and only members OF
the immediate families were in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gagel the lat
ter of whom is a sister of the bride,
acted as best man and matron of
honor
Miss Sisson wore tan canton
creme gown with a black lace pic
ture hat. Mrs. Gagel wore blue
taffcta gown with hat to match.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson left for Chicago where they
will spend short honeymoon. They
| will return to Ottawa to make their
! The bride has resided in Ottawa
/ for several years and is well known
/ here She is graduate OF Brown
future home next week
business college, and has been EN-
ploved recently as bookkeeper tol
the Ottawa Body Co.
The groom is we'll known young
man OF this city. He was a membe'
of Company c, serving overseas dur
ing the world war, year ago las
spring he was elected assistant sup
ervisor Of ottawa township Recent
" he and Victor Gagel purchased The
O K Taxi Co. and have since beer
oncrating it, He is son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Johnson, 6O7 East NOT
ris street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Homer OF Per-
were the only out of town guest
here for the wedding.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
KATYDIDS' EARLY
ARRIVAL PRESAGES
FROST BY AUG. 10Th

If the old saying were true that
katydi1s were the forcrunner Of
frosts in six weeks then be prepared
for Jacks first visit about August 90,
for these merry fiddlers of the insect
world have been tuning up for the
mast few nights Katydids, however
know no more about climatic Condi-
tions to he than does fhe ground hog
which is more often wrong than
right. This year the insects are about
as far ahead of the usual season as
the vegetable family, for katydids
usually appear between the middle
of July aud the first of August.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
FARM BUREAU IDEA
FIRST CONCEIVED IN
LA SALLE COUNTY
PLAN GIVEN BIRTH HERE AS FAR
BACK AS t846-KNOWN ORIG
INALLY AS "BUELL lNSTiTUTE.' -

Not many people know that the llrSt
farm bureau meeting in the state, !
not in the United States, was heid III
La Sale county, and that the frst
suggestion of department OF a8rl-
culture for the nation was the out
growth of that meeting
IL was seyenty-tive years ago that
the states first farm bureau was
founded The organization was known
as the Buell. institute The initlatory
stems of the organization were taken
Feb %. S. Bullock was chairman OF
tho meeting and Elmer Baldwin sec
retary A committee was appointed
to draft a constitution. The Con9'itC'
ton was accepted at a later mCetlhG'
held at Granville, the first Tuesday IN
June The document was formally
signed by TO persons Each paid into
the treasury the sum of 30 cents
which constituted the annual memb"f
shin fee. Arrangements were maze
for quarterly meetings, at which gain
| aring subjects of interest to the farm
! ers were to be discussed,
The first meeting was held at Gran
| vile and attracted great attention
/ The meetings for debates were iNet
/ for the first Tuesday Of December
! March. June and September OF eaCi
wear. People attended from DIS
tance, both men and women comlnI
on horseback a distance OF man,
miles, even during the incIement sea
sons OF the year
Az if. first meeting the institut
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
YESTERDAY HOTTEST
OF A HOT SEASON

Yesterday went on the records as
being the hottest day so far this year
when the mercury reached maxi
mum degree of 1902 above fahrenheit
At noon the thermometer at the Dr'
p. l. Wendell home, on Pearl street.
which is the local official government
register. lowered around "a degrees
and druine the afternoon gradually
arose as high as lO2 degrees. Already
this year the thermometer has reach-
cd as high as 100 and 101 degrees.
The minimum for yesterday waS 30
degrees. .....-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12

-
i'' "''' u'"""'''S 1T ''''"' VI ''N
1921 swimming season occurred at
lis this afternoon. when Jacob Wei
.e,,c,,or ,o.,o,roId ..o, -, M, and
NIs' Joseph "eISeHiHeNt' '' '''e
north bluff was drowned in the chan.
mel cf the Illinois Michigan canal. lust
-, rcu, root ,,.st If ,ho ch,.trut etrrot
"'l"s'' rue I"'d' "''"' IT." WIN
young Wciscnmovor was in swimming
with several of his boy friends of q
aimilar age.
An attempt by Dr. 5. II. Parr ana
l)r. y. e. Palmer was made to save
the life OF the lad BY means OF the
pulmotor, but without success. tVcf}
possible way IN Wh!ch the Iad mlBhL
ne revived was uSca'
me BOY was just learning TO "N ln',
according 10 ms hoy iilenos. lie haW
beeh keepihe protly cloSe 10 "n"rt'
"heh ne fetefinihcd to 20 illto deep1F
wafer. 7uauei'ly ne SIippeu tnto w
'ndA'el ah,i Vi'eu '"I "''P' n"u
W ooi'''o " n''"s',l VI 6y' oI' oI 'l'
"oot'a. p"I' - ..o e'l,.'' ''I3 'I'''
'''',',. l'',,'" ','g ,iI
,,, '' l.,,',,.,,. ~ .,..,l, .l,i,'
,,,ha ,,," hn,,naand g. Io ,'a..,;n" ,,,.naG
w thn oia - tha ,,fctin, n,d f,,n,noG
i,.a .1,,' .,,.,tor ,ll,ttra,' .,,5 III A.,
athor ,'l,,,,> MN, ,,.hn.a ,,a,,,o ,,.,., NOT
nbt,i,od h,t vho IL o,onlovod at tho
Kcen KIacnlr romnanv 3idrd Wr
Il,rt Aftor nroI5lt,' t,.opty min.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
RESIDENTS OF POLAND
GET EX-YANK'S ESTATE

A petition for letters Of admmstra-
ton in the estate Of Pollock Nihcek'
an ex-Yank and member OF Company
3. l29th Infantry, who died at the La
Sale County Sanitarium, was Iled IN
the Probate Court today His estate
consists of a claim against the gov
crnmpnt for SO. 400 for total disability
in the service. His brother, Charles
Vincek of Wenona; his father, John
Nincek. and four other brothers living
in Poland. Wadislat, KOnlek, Niha
and Bronislaws, will inherit the eS
tate.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
BABY GIRL EXPIRES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Rosie nubach, two and one-halt
wear old baby daughter of John aud
Clara Dubach of the Federal Plate
district died this morning about $50
o'clock at Ryburn Memorial hospital
following a lingering illness The IN
FAINT was taken to Ryburn hospital IN
the early part of June and was con
fined there since that time.
Surviving she leaves her parents
and one small brother. Funeral ser
vices will he held tomorrow morning
at o'clock from the home to 81
Francis church Internmcnt VIII be
made at Riverside cemetery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12

Miss Anna Cordial entertained on
Monday afternoon at her home in
honor of the Misses Eileen and Mar
garet Regan of Brooklyn. New York
who are the house guests of the Miss
es Rita and Vivian Sullivan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
COPS DENY KNOWLEDGE
OF BOOZE RUNNERS

Chicago, July 12-Although a po'
lice captain and two lieutenantS TO-
day denied they were part OF an al
legged whiskey ring by which booze
was smuggled into Chicago, from ne,
troit, one patrolman has conie&seil
$4,000 was circulated among ponce
at Hyde Park station to prevent pros
ecution.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
SHERIDAN RESIDENT.
RETURNED. ONLY TO
F IND MALE GUEST
DIVORCE COMPLAINANT ALLEG.
ES SURPRISE VISIT RESULTED
IN DISCOVERY SANCTITY OF
HOME HAD BEEN VIOLATED.

Inability to secure a house to move
his family here, led James j. Donald
son to discover his wife, Mrs. Edith
E. Donaldson, 5642 Hasted street.
Chicago, was untrue to him, is alIeg-
ed by Donaldson today. Donaldson
is asking for a complete divorce. and
the custody of his three children, llar-
old, aged 10; Bernard, aged E, and
Elizabeth, aged 4, who are now with
their mother.
In the bill filed today, Donaldson
alleges that on June % Of this year
he went into Chicago late one night
to visit his family. Upon his arrival
at home, he alleges, he went to ms
wiles bed room, and found an un-
known man there.
Mrs. Donaldson, he alleges. had re-
tired when he reached her room,
Donaldson claims that after he
discovered the alleged inhdclity of
the defendant he left the house. He
returned on July 2, he alleges, and
Mrs. Donaldson told him she never
wanted to see him again, @
Mr.. Donaldson came to ottawa to
work several weeks ago. He CLAIMS
to have left his family in Chicago mi
til he could find home to quarter
them
According to the bill the couple
were married May q, 1910, in TINS
city.
Goldberg Estate Filed.
4 petition for letters OF admlhiS-
fration in the estate of Peter Cold
berg. who died at his home in this
city on May 9, was filed for probate
TODAY. Mr.. Goldberg left holdings
valued at $lS47.1l and consisting OF
personal property worth $3i7ll ana
house and lot in North Ottawa
worth $1500. ,,
! As he died without making a VIII
his property Will he divided between
1 his widow. Mrs Elise Goldberg ahl
his three children. Anton, Gustav aho
! Anna f. Goldberg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
FIRE DESTROYS R. c.
CHURCH AT BRADFORD

Kewanee. July 12-Fire early to-
day destroyed the Catholic church
at Bradford. said to be one of the
finest edifices in this section of the
state.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
FIRST DROWNING VICTIM Of YEAR
LOSES LIFE WHILE CHUMS LOOK ON.
FRIENDS HELPLESS AS
JACOB WEISENMEYER
SINKS IN CANAL
BODY IS Recovered

THOMAS HART JUMPS INTO WA.
TIERS IN VAIN EFFORT TO RES
CUE BoY-PuLMOTOR FAILS TO
RESUSCITATE UNFORTUNATE
BOY BROUGHT TO SURFACE
TWENTY MINUTES AFTER He
WENT UNDER.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
France Pleased to Accept.

Paris, July l2.-The French govern
mcnt will accept with pleasure ana
without reserve the invitation to 4
conference on the limitation OF arma'
ents This is stated in letter sent
to the American ambassador here by
the government this morning for Pres
idont Harding.
Premier BRAND later announced
publicly in the chamber Of deputies
that the government would eagerly ac
cept such an invitation. The premier
expressed thanks to President Hare
ing for his noble initiative, Whll(
the chamber broke into cheers
Sheldon Whitehouse, counselor o
the American embassy. said this att
ern0on that the reply OF the Frencl
government had been Cabled to Wash
ington during the morning. Iher'
was as yet no indication, he added
when the formal invitation would b.
presented to France.
The attitude of Franco vas otlicialI,
made known through the foreign OF
hce, in d note from NJ, De Perettl d
la ROcca. diretOr of political affairs
stating that France would be happy t
receive an invitation to a disarma
ment conference in Waahington
was while the political directors not
was on its way to the American en-
bassv that the chamber of doputie
was unanimously applauding the al
/ nonuccmcnt by Premier BRAND oi tn
| cordial attitude of France toward tn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
HARDING SAYS BONUS WILL Wreck US. TREASURY
PAY DEBTS, LOWER
TAXES; CONGRESS IS
ADVISED IN MESSAGE

Washington July l2.-Enactment at the pre-
sent momnet of adjusted compensation Legislation
for veterans of the world would greatly imperil
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
FRANCE ACCEPTS
!. s. INVITATION TO
DISARMAMENT MEET
CONFERENCE MAY BE CALLED
NOV. II, AS PLANS ARE SET IN
MOTION FOR SESSIONS WHICH
MAY TERMINATE WAR FOR ALL
TIME.

Washington, July 12.-Fayorable re.
spOnses are understood to have been
received today from all but one OF
the powers to which the United States
suggested a conference on reduction
of armaments and related questions.
Although so far there has been moth
ing in the negotiations as to detail,
administration officials have been so
cncourgade by the attitude OF other
nations they have already given some
attention to such questions as the date
on which the meeting will begin.
One suggestion is that OF NOV l
(Armistice day. The exact subjects
to be taken up at the conference arr
understood not to have received de
tailed consideration. but officials SAID
there was no reason why the plan
should not lead to the association ol
nations advocated by President Hard
ing
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
THE WEATHER.

Generally fair and con.
tinued warm tonight and
Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
Ctyri automobiliste do zalare.

V minulem tydnu odsouzeni byli
do zalare ctyri pro poruseni pfedpi-
sd o jfzd6 8 automobily. Ma poku-
tach v teze dob6 vybrano bylo
$l4.46.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
Zachranen pred utonutim.

Vylet ma shore K. M. Ear by ma
lem smptne zakoncil posledni nede.
Ii nebyti hrdinneho cinu j. Folkne-
ra 823 N Washington ulice. kite.
ry zachranil mladeho A. Klimese,
synacka znameho pekare pred ji-
stym utopenim.
Hoch. ktery sc mnoha iinymi
koupal ma bezpecnem mist9 preset
nepozorovane hraz ma ktere je
nanesen pisek. kde>isa druhe strane
je hlubina proud vody. j. Folk.
ner, ktery jiz oblecen>se jinymi
bavil ma shoru. nahle zpozoroval
kterak Sc mlady Klimes potopil v
hlubin6 ma vrch jiz neprisel. Beg
rozmyslenf skocil do vody, kde po
delsi namaze hocha nalezl ma sho-
re prinesl. Rozcileni navstevnici
shorI 81 odechli kdyz uvideli hocha
v bezpeci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
Dvacet tisic dolari "a usmrcenol
zenu.

Charles H. Zile podal dve zaloby
ma odskodne We ysi $40 900 proti
F. A Evers William j. Evers, je-
jichz automobilem manzelka ieho
jdouci po Belair road byla zasazena
usmrcena IL. 1no:a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
zastfelil souseda.

Dyouleta hadka skrze hranice
plotu sKoncila We stfedu opdoledne
Itragickym zpHsobem. Diva sousede
Jacob Fisher. 60 rokG star 1928
Falls road Charles Leonard Harp.
55 rokd star. 1926 Falls road NELL
mezi sebou hadku skrze hranice plo.
tn asi ctyri palce rozdi1. ktere oba
81 pfivl Astnovali Nenavist Sc stup-
novala obzvlast6 u Fishera. ktery
byl popudlive povahy. stall ma SVEN
ze ty ctyri palce patti jemu. yec
prisla tax daleko ze zadal zalobu
proti Harpovi. ktera skoncila ne.
prospech jeho. Cd te DOLBY nena-
visit rostla az We stredu sc pomstil
ma sousedovi. vysel ma verandu kde
spatril Harpa an barvi sfoup plo-
tn tn navalu zlosti vykrlkl:
''kde jest ten stary Harp ia jej
zastfelim" tom namiril ma nei
stfelil dvakrate, jedna kulka pro
jela mu srdcem a ma miste usmrti-
la. Vida co ucinil obratil FisheI
smrtici zbran proti sobe.. prostrel'l /
81 mock a byl tez ma miste mrtev.
Tim bylo nepfatelstvi skonceno
Fisher byl tesarem v poslednim
case pracoval tovarna Poole En-.
gineering odkud byl pred nedavnem
propust6p, coz ucinkovalo ma jeho
mock casem zapijel svoji zlost.
v niz obvinoval souseda ze prehral
soud a jak Sc nemohl pomstit
Manzelky obou snusedn zeli pfa-
telstvi a byly oblibenv celem SOU
sedstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
Pryni kovove penize CSR.

"Nar. Listy", re dne 10. kvetna
oznamuji, ze cervnu budou raze-
ny We statni mincovne Kremnici
move dvaceti halefe. Ma piedni
strane techto pryych kovovych Pc
n9z Csl. Republiky nachazi Sc
maly ceskoslovensky znak a druha
strana pfedstavuje snop. srp a snit-
ku lipovou.
PAX prijdou ma radu padesatiha-
lefe stouz pfedni stranou a ma drn-
he stran6 budou s, nachazeti lipove
ratGlesti tremi klasy. Antorem
techt, ,niaci je prof Spaniel. zna-
my cesky vytvarnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-05-27
Nemecka ylada nenf jiSta
bud0ucnOSti.

Nemecka :lada posila denn6-
spousty vvzev a nalehavych zadostf
do Londyna Parize .Rima, aby
byla slezska otazka urovnana a pro.
testnie proti touu. ze Sc mic nede-
Ia. X vyzv5 il dohaneji nalehave
prosby nemeckych obcan6 We Slez-
sku, ktefi mnoho trpi Cd polsk5c
povstalc1. We vladnfch krhzich sc
praVi. re nestane-li Sc a6co velmi
brzo, ministerstvo Wirthovo pad
ne. Bezmocnost n6mecke vlady wy
volava pry u Slezan1 pfesvedceni,
ze isou Berlina opusteni sami
sobe ponechani. Katovire iina
mesta. ktera pfi plebiscitu odevz-
dala velike vetsiny pro Nemci, OBJ.
klopena isou Po!aky jsou vyhlidky
ze co nejdfive padnou ruce pow
s,alc1. Pres hranice do Slezska
hrnou Sc nyni zastupy nemeckych
dobrovolnikfi s. zbranemi k sesiIeni
nemeckych ozbrojenych tlup. Jak
se X tomu novemu n6meckemu tahu
zachovaji Francouzi, dluzno vycka-