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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07
UNITED STATES FLAGS WAVE
Over Berlin For First Time Since the
World War.

American flags flew over Berlin
July 4th for the first time since the
American declaration of war, but the
American mission and the Geramn for
eign office have not been formally
that congress has concluded peace.
The newspapers in the absence of the
text of the peace resolution, confine
their comment to the hope that "there
will be speedy resumption of peace
time commercial relations"
German official circles are awaiting
the text and developments. Mean
while opinion in the German foreign
office is unofficially summed up as
follows:
can international situation is end
ed, but we Go not know what to ex-
pect or what the peace conditions will
be-whether the United States will
subscribe to the Versailles treaty in
toto or at all. We are awaiting to be
officially apprised of the terms of the
compromise resolutions and what the
next move VIII be-
Some of the newspapers express the
hope that the United States will i'm
mediately take hand in having the
penalties lifted and the Upper Silessia
question decided. Others view the sit
uation as "a formal state CT peace,
still without meaning"
The Stars and Stripes foated from
the American Chamber of Commerce,
as well as from private dwellings.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07

Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07
AMERICA KEEPS
WORLDS TITLE
DEMPSEY KNOCKS CARPENTER
OUT IN FOURTH ROUND OF
BIG BATTLE.

Ringside, jersey City, n. j., July 2.
Jack Dempsey IS still heavyweight
rugilistic champion of the world.
A crushing right swing from the
fist of the American fighter shattered
the titular aspirations of Georges
Carpenter in the fourth round Of the
so-callcd Battle Of the Century" here
this afternoon. The pile driving blow
landed flush upon the jar Of the
Frenchman, flooring Carpenter for
the second time IN a trife more thar
a minute of fighting in the final and
decisive round.
Although he haG staggered to his
feet after the initial knock down he
was unable to survive the second one
and was motionltss when Referee
Harry Ertle tolled off the fatal ten
counts.
Although the Knockout punch was
driven to Carpenters jaw the way to
Dempsey's victory had been paved by
continual bomDardment Of blows
which landed on every section Of the
Frenchman's body. Each swing, jab
and uppercut, scored to the stomach,
ribs and sides, contributed to the
slowing up process of the speedy Car
pentier. In addition, clubbing right
which landed flush Oh the back of
Georges neck in the third round.
played an important part in his de-
feat. The Frenchman folded over in
ar. attempt to protect his body, left
the back of his neck exposed, and
Dempsey with the fair target in front
Of him, drove down a trerific slam to
Carpenters vertcbrae.
After the knockout the Frenchman
stated in his dressing room that this
punch was the cause of his pugilistic
downfall. He said that the punch
stung his entire physical and mental
makeup and he was thereafter unable
t. carry on an effective attack.
1t developed after Carpenter had
returned to his training camp at Man
hasset, N. Y, that during his aggres-
sive and effective attack in the Sec
end round, the Frenchman had broker
his right thumb and sprained his
wrist. Carpenter was unable to ex-
plain how the injury occurred, but It
Is thought that it came as result
of hard swing which landed high
en- Dempsey's heed.
Ovation for Carpenter
"What effect, if any this injury to
the European challeneer's most eff
fective fighting fist, had on the ulti~
mate outcome of the battle it is i'm
possible to state. Carpenter was al
most entirely on the defensive in the
third and fourth rounds, although he
did not noticeably avoid using his
right hand in blocking or striking out
when the opportunity arose.
Regardless of just which blow
caused the vanquishing of Carpenter.
the FrenchmJn gave a remarkable ex-
h;bition of pugilistic skill and game
ness against a heavier and more pun
ishing opponent. The favorite when
he entered the ring, judging from the
amount of cheering he received, he
left the arena with even a greater
amount of applause ringing in his
ears-a tribute to an exhibition which
in every way verified and upheld a
record which had preceded him re-
garding his boxing ability and danger-
defying work during the World War;
Dempsey, as the winner, ran true
to his fghting-form.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
J R. Hutchings and ]. D. Rhem, en-
gagged in the tobacco warehouse busi-
ress in the Center Brick Warehouse
in the town of Hemingway, was, by
mutual consent, Dissolved on the 2Sth
Gay of June. 1921.
J. R. HUTCHINS,
j. D. RHEM.
7-7--4tk&h.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07
QUOTES COL. GALBRAITH.
Statement That Former President
Wilson is Entitled Wound Stripes.

Columbus, Ga, July 4.-The state
ment that former President Wilson
is as much entitled to wound stripes
as any American soldier wounded in
France quoted by ]. G. Emery, ma
tional commander of the American
Legion as having been said by the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07

late Frederick w. Galbraith, was the
occasion of a demonstration that last
ed severeal rlinutaes at the state con-
vention of the legion here today.
Commander Emery also paid trib-
ute to the late national commander.
who was to have made the address
here today, and resolutions were
adopted paying tribute to him.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07

Secure Your tobacco barn against
fire with US in one of the biggest COM
panies in America. ". H. Welch,
Agent. I-I-zt'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07

Now is the time to insure your to-
bacco barn against fire. Don't wait
until you see it going up in smoke. W.
H. Welch, Agent. 7-I-Zt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-07-07

Let US make your investment safe
with a fire policy on your tobacco
barns and the tobacco in them. W
Welch, Agent. 7FZe
The evening herald., 1921-05-29
Taxpayers Association Statement
On Two Of Eleven Amendments TO
Be Voted Upon Next September

4'he Ia<palffr nsAotlaiIon has ~.
41|1 ~ t0fHrinf etstrmtat 1eaArd-
|N4 he ton4,.Iui.oual nutndmentn %
On me th|t1 Monday 81 September.
1881 The people VIII hasr an opfcft
I1N|If 10 t0|l on eleven tn rr4poA-
"a nmtn1MInia 70 lhn constitution OF
IHt eIAI1 ~ N4n Mr1Ito - ftiIeAe'
- petmit nomen = ho'a pes-
Is prevent aliens who are insl.
'r,1.r % c''l.ensn'p frpm ormns seal
To r,kas, d. ,ba.'A,lsns ~
10 the nNmh4I o| IIIms Ipf which he
state aa1nf|nilndtnl ~ public lnelInc-
I|nn may BE- tIfrIof
10 ptrmII a. 1ttNpIIon fronl
HNaiIeu Of - - worth ~ prop-
st,f eelonalns p Ap'f,ef. a.Ilps
in iAe armed forces 81 "a pniied
States in lime a war.
g. TO porma lhe foaI1iafnno a.
cN1HEp IHN powers ana uutles 90 the
corporation UuumIEs|nn. 10 make
llndIuR an4 t1ItF ct tI1 cpmmissIon
- o. faict until uhcfuist provided
~ leHIs|4IIrn and ~ thron lhe nnr-
den 81 HrosinF unfcarpnepicners pf
TO ptos,a. Tor s,his buarc,.
~ lfefiic fnr . Estate Land
Commission
a no establish lnat.inum Iimlfo-
iiuns upon tax lffits
,. To permit rit|cR towns and
tllinFca % toic upon bond issues %
10. ~ remove limitations npon
numltr OF terms for which a county
saperiEtcnden, Of schools may be
rIHIINU. .|. "|
III To make no.slhit thc early H.
sue q a bond Issue nf 1ooo.noa and
% Validate coillilfaies of Indelfrdnees
and dsptptufes authoFised ~ ne ufth
Di-ca<sS Two Amrndmsnis
In this ntaltmfnt y y our purpose
- d|srass only tuo of ihe pfopo1cd
Nmrudmouts. Nns s and ).
Proposed Amendment M. {. VII
CE1nge Section . Article Xxx. and
Hrciiou 5. Arsfrl4 ~ - thf consflfu-
ton u provides that ~ officers ex-
rtri the Governor shall i1Ein their
terms ~ az present and thai the
aorfrnufs term shall begin one month
earlier than "a nrretni, mat ~ on
uecemhfv ~ foiinUlnf his plfcilpn,
The upen|nE 81 lne ieTIHlaiIve see-
sion win take place luo o. three
weeks lnirr Ihnn ~ ~ uftWnt. The
object OF thfse nrofiEions h 70 Elve
time % sno governor " study the a.
nauuial needs and abilities 81 the
state with n view 20 his suhmiltiuE n
carefully prepared budget 10 the leg
iHIAiurt. IN fact the sole purpose OF
he anendmeut - 10 establish an ef-
festive EHdHrt system - . feature
o. the aaIe's financial adminlstra-
ton.
II the anendment T. ratified. the
governor viii have the power 20 cof-
felI information from FInfr boards.
departments. ard institutions. hold
ktarInEr thereon and TO arrange a
IudEct for the guidance Uf the u Eisln-
ture. The executive viii also submit
q general appropriation bin with the
budget both 70 ~ pretented not later
than the twentieth day y the ierin-
Iaturc. That body viii fhns b. able
20 begin curiy Consideration ~ the
IMPAIRMENT and Institutional requests
IhrpuEh the governor an nrrcesary
dafa may br made nraIIahIr for the
proper lcEls'afiye romnaiifecs The
Iiems IN thc HthHfsI appforfisfion
fill - suhwiittd ~ the governor
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

rates lo tnha|d1rca u win b. f'and
INHI |Ne increase u Nnriiinr. in only
I1fte fouhI|fa has the Increase herr
'rt1 Than Hflf ttel pr rent. In cight
tpunIirt il has been more than ona
nHniIr1 Nool per Ceut IN the w
an ratnuHen Increased from az TO lie
pr cent. the toinl iax rate mounting
tp nearly five 90 PET cent IN several
rnuIrinnIIIIo4
4 must 81 kept Ia mind that phyr-
tcel LfeRerIY bears practically the
whole burden o. saxntion IN New
Neairu. Whtn this rlass of property
pays the hiah rates at present pre-
talllnF. q Il hardly 20 be expected
that money viii b. attracted for In
vt-lmcnt ~ real rslaIr. buildings. ma
chinrfy. mfrcaandlnC. livestock. etc.
Any tnInAine rIIIstn of the state will
apptesiatc ~ Tact that payment
of three ~ tour per cent OF the capt
ial int1tlcd win naturally drive money
into intangible forms of wealth not
- EASILY rtarhrd ~ thc tnN ruilccfur.
~ therefore. W. want 10 encourage
development % our resources. let ~
limit the tax rate that mny b. lm-
posed on homes. farms ranches.
livestock and commercial and lndua-
trial csiahllrhmcnts.
A maxlfnum limit ON tax rates n de-
riruhie hcrausc H. effect H. to bring
nhout a fuii and cqaltahio assessment.
With NO limit. there b. No incentive
a. careful and rccurate valuation Of
prnperty Nor H. fhcrc 49, great y
nrcoellty for tho fun collection OF
taxes Imposed. The result OF laxncss
Ia the assessment and collection OF
taxes u unfnlrncas and disra tlsfactlon
nf 60 valuations nnu eNilururnnvc ln
public expenditures
The limits proposed IN the amend
mfnt are iihcral and allow for al
fousnfallc ckpcuslun at governmental
activities. They arr a. hlrh as leyica
nt present prc,ailluH except ~ very
few cases u ~ difficult 20 see, there
fore. WHY the amendment should be
opposed IN any quarter. Within the
limits set ample fuPds are possible
not only 20 provide for material cx-
ransion. but 20 meet any Umergcncy.
Thia Il ~ believed. can be fully
dcmonHtrhtcd. hut while the limits
nrc liberal. the Taxpayer owning tang
ibic property viii know what thSsc
limits are and that they viii not
chnngc every two ycars. u tixed by a
provision IN the constitution
These two proposed amendments
provide FOR An adequate budget and
for tax limitation are. Ne hold.
broadly constructive and their rntifl-
cation b. the people absolutely nee
cssarv FOR an cfficiant buEincsslike
administrator - public affairs.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

senior cla.u gItin ~ he deparf
sneni ~ nfta and arIencrs a. utorru
Wasmnnion uldtfr.ilY IN MashinE-
ton, y. C.. believe u - more fun
walking on customers W "a second
hand store than slipping tea. sitting
in theater hoKcs or dancing. Girls
IN this class have decided 10 20 into
the secondhand business. The class
needs 1000 for blankets fnr the foot
bah team 1ud fer mfmogiai Tor the
uniserattf ~ they decided 20 raise
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

From Victoria. u. g.. comes the M
formation that Mira Ralph smith Was
sworn IN a. "a member OF the cabinet
Of British Columbia. She viii he a
minister without nortfolio," Nufinr
No special department under euptr-
vision. She u tho flral Woman 70
Canada 20 attain to lontlnet rank and
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

AZ icas' 20 per cent of our popula-
ton h icft handed. rnya tho journal
OF the American Mcdlcal association.
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

IN tho English language there are
more snrnamcs beginning with w
fhan any other letter,
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

PROPOSED Amendment No. ) chang
- section p Article VIII. of thc con-
Htilutlon - a. 20 place maximum
Limitation OF,
!. six tsl mills Tor an state pur-
poses and usc1 on cafn dollar Of the
nisesard valuation Of an property sub
Jet 10 taxation In the state. Other
Limitations are also established nc
follows.
=. Five 90 mills for all county
purpoacs and uses cxcfptinr special
school levies sperlal lctits for health,
and special levies In specific ciasses
az property.
:. Two ca mills levied on an
uroDcrlf In .he aate outside the fore
goinK limitations for Staie'hiehways
q. Fifteen ti5l mills FOR general
county school purposes. OF which the
levy in cxcees Of ten tiel mills re-
qulrcs the approval OF the county
commissioners and the state tax COM
s. fise 90 mills for city. town OF
Village purposes and uses.
8. one-han li-s, mill for health
!. Five 10 mill. Tor special school
district purposes
3. Levioa Tor payment OF interest
and principal % public debt are not
included IN any limitations.
,. Special exemptions from sta
tutofy iiInliafiOns a. provided ~ fhe
firth Legislature win not BE- aficrted
~ the ratification Of the Eighth
amendment.
. The neccs,isy Cor the adoption Of
MAXIMUM Limitations upon tax ityics
Il fo1ud III thr fnnld incrcafc of tax
rates during tho insf five years N
the combined sfatr and county tax
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

l.m.. Sss. state Pa'a 'aR'' o. ''I' ~
The evening herald., 1921-05-29

may - rNNIHIN tN"HNuII ~ THE t4N-
Is|alutt. n1I 10 item cnn BE- Increased
}, should nt kepi an msnd however
that The sotflnof may amend o. snp-
pIemcnf thf budget and general ap-
nfopflaIlon nIlI and after finai action
upun tht EtntfuI aupIopfIufiun ulIi
special appropriation iIIIIs may b. en-.
acted Tho rIunpald amendment
NuNIt fNrrrlufns NofUI fht CxfrUI|Nt
and the lrsisIaute hanchcr ~ TIC
fpfrrnmfni ~ 81 Operate IN studying
InE funds 'ntrIor. Tho Ratification
~ he budget amendment viii piarc
<cw Mtk|tn Iu lire with other states
vhrfr Advances ha4e Ifrn made In
tIIIfIeErV ~ HnVtfnIutnInI HduiInfa-
lIuiIonI oar rI1io VIII also ir IN line
with lhc fpdrr,l Eptninment " the
rfeernt cfforta ~ ronErss are sue
cnNsful a. eCeine hirhIy proi,ai,le. ~
rublIc affairs. a. VIII az IN private
Affairs hnoalrdFr. foresight and os-
tenn should D. applied liIi ond ml'u
methods 81 hnrdi|nr public funds
mast b. alrcnfdrd ups,n thc chief
executive oflIrrr rests the frauonFi-
hIiItV of luan4Einn Ihr public business
and unon hla shonidore that rcsuon-
ability IL definitely plaifd ~ this
With tsso months IN
which % studs hc needs uf The state.
and after duo loI1Idrratirn amer
hrarIur thn1C Interested the COVER
nor will - IN position a. liItalCut n
we'll balanced appropriation mfaaufo
lancd upun n budEet prepared ac-
coIliIng 10 the relative mcglta uf the
vnflous and several dcmnuus Tor ~
venue. Indcr present conditions lob
hyine methods may secure fof some
department Or institution more than
a deserves The budget plan cmbcd-
led IN the proposed amerdment Will
ID n believed. distribute public funds
not only more economically. but also
more lsirly end Justly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
V7pOMfNkY NASICH PRA.
TEL z WI ETU no STARE
VLASTT.

Z Czech ismp ohdrzeli nako-
lik pdknVch nohled1, arci vzdv
donrovozenych pfisluSnou
zdrayici ma naSe Gtenaistvo, z
mist. iea lzce isou spiata s ma
= historil. Pan JOS. FrGka na-
vSt9vuie stare brady a zasila
n@n' v2pominku 2 pamatndho
Zvikoya Il stoku Otayv s Vita
YOU a pohled ma strmem skali-
sllu vvstavendho hradu Orl(ka.
Pan Alois Yak pax blast pre-
krotenl teskVch hranic Il Pod
moklf p6kntm pohledem Pre-
vySovskou Branou, nejznameni
tejsi dkaz tax zvaneho Cesko-
saskeho Svycarska. Ia pekn6
llstky dekujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
DIVE DEVCATKA AUTOMO-
Billy SMRTELNE ZRANfNA.

10leta Frances Mulejova.
l177 Norwood ave. byla vtera
odpoledne pfeieta autem. kdvz
Sc snazila prekrotiti vJch. 60.
nj. a St. Clair ave. a dopravena
byla do st. Clair nemocnice.
kde k veteru skonala.
Do nemocniee sv. Jana do
nravpna byla s rozrtiSt6nou le-
hetnl kosti dvouletd Josefina
O'Neilova, 29O5 zap. 1O6. ul..
iez bvla zran6na automobilem
nrave pred domovem. Take to-
to dfvtatko ta5kd svoie zrana-
nj die vtpov6di l6kafd len ztd-
II nfetka.
Policie ziiatila eioo = oboiich
nfipado"h imhna autoistG ale
ito bvli vesm6s osvobozeni. ie-
hko4 nest6sti zavineno bylo ien
nest'astnymi nahodami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
GENERAL BADOGLIO Wy
SLOVu NADEJI V ODZBRO-
JENf SVETA.

N6kolika tisici svymi italsky
mi krajany yfele uvitan pro-
mIuvil Y sobotu yeGer V Zednar
ska SIM ma Euclid Ave. pozo-
r@hodnou ma vojaka rec, v KITE
re projevil jiste nad6ie, re sve
tov6ho miru docileno bude
snad y5eobecnym odZbroje-
nim. &C otazka tato dosud sto-
il pred obtizemi, zdaiiclmi Sc
blti neprckrotitelnymi. Ital-
sky host velice zamIouval Sc
prostHm vystupovanim a ne
vynaSenim Sc vlastnimi Zaslu-
hami, aG ma porazce RakouSka
na Piav6 mel lviho podilu. Sc
fem italsk6ho hlavniho stabu
staI sc po znamemi talsk6m Il
stupu Y fijnu a listopadu a ta-
Ike skutecn6 Cd ieho ystoupeni
DO popfedi Sc potala vaietna
stestdna na Nlachy Sc usmiva-
ii.
Zminoval Sc o yelklch obe-
itch italie ia vaIky, iez 2trati-
"A pul milionu muzu a ma ie-
len pul milionu zranenIch,
krone napolo zniten6ho pru-
myslu poIniho hospodafstVi
zeimena mistech, kde valet-
na litice zufila Badoglio pro
kazal yelke smzby vlasti ne
ien ia yalky ale pri obtiznych
pracich vyvolanIch demobili-
saci vice iak 100000 muzt
povolanrch do zbrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
POLICEJNf NACELNfK NE
NASTOPIL DOVOLENOU.

Hlava policie, Frank Smith
naltzal Sc vtera dosud u pra-
covniho stolku, at mel nastou-
niti ud6lenou mu m6sitni do
voIenou. Ma dota2. proc ae do
sud meska : ufad6 odv6ti. ze
nechce nechati RUNE dulezitG
prace ro2d6lan6 Pozdtji Y
mesici srpnu odiede do iizni-
no Ohia k navst6ve pratel.
Rozhodnt vSak popfel. ze by
hodlal yyuziti doyolene k
ylaatni volebni Rampant ma u
rad mayora, at petice primlou
vajici Sc "a jeho kandidaturu
jsou takt6z liz Y obehu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
MA VYLET DO VIRGINIE.

Pan Karel Mezera choti a
p. a. Cernv odjeli Y sobotu ve-
Ger do Petersburgu, Va, ma ma
vSt6vu X p. Janu Kolarovi. Ho-
dlaji tam straviti nekohk dni.
Oba pdnove, chvalne znami V
teskoslovenskIch kruzich. test
Sc zejmena ma chytani ryb, kite
rHch okoli Petersburgu n
New Bohemia ie vc ne2 dost.
Misty prot6ka reka James a
tez ie tam n6kolik jezirek. Pre-
ieme vyletnikum hodne zaba-
Wy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
ZENA POSTRELLLA NOCNf.
HO VETRELCE.

Vcera rano nalezen byl ma
Walnut Ave. l9-lety w. Car
roll, 1924 Harris A re-, S. T.. sc
stfelnou ranou Y boku. Dopra-
ven byl ihned DO Lakeside ne
mocnice, kdyz byl drive rekl
ze strelen byl jistou zenou "a
chuzi po ulici. Hodinu pozd6-
il dostavila Sc ma hlavni poll
ceini stanici 36-ieta pani Bes-
sic Terrellove, bytem Y els.
1926 Walnut Ave, jez vypra-
Vovala neco zcela jineho. Sc
della prI ma yerand6 a oGeka-
vala prlchod manzala z prace,
kdva Sc poiednou objevil Car
roll a sna1il Sc vejiti do do
mu, temz mu branila, ale
kdyz Sc medal zapuditi, chopi-
la Sc rutnice nahodou lezicf
na stole uvniti bytu, strelila po
vetfelci a pax rychle prchla.
Carroll zran6n Jest velice
tezce a byl vGera zachovan pri
ziVote transfusi krve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
TRAGIkOMEDIE MA JEZfR-
kU " SHAKER LAKES.

ClenovG Shaker Lakes Canoe
Clubu prav6 chystali Sc k vyde-
korovani Glunu k vterejsi rega-
te, kdyz Sc poJednou jedna ka-
noe Sc l7letym M Bonnerem
pfevrhla a tyz Sc octil Y nebez-
peel ziyota. Jeden geslaru ma
sedl lined V Jiny Glm a special
ohrozenemu ku pomoci lod'-
ka Sc pfevrhla $ MIN Bonner
Sc uchopil okraje lod ky jin6, v
niz sedel jakys parek, ktery sc
Dodobn6 bezd6tn6 vykoupal.
.onetne byl pfece zachranen
!. vdetnym 1smevem obleGen
Ya vyp6jteny koupaci oblek,
Isil ma bfehu svoje vymacha-
ne saty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
CHARLES BRICKEL. VYPO.
VEZEN Z CLEVELANDU.

Bratr pov6stne Evy Kat.
Kaberov6, jez byla pro "a
Vlastniho muae od-
souzena ma dozivot, Charles
Brickel. jenz yypovidal jako
sy6dek ve prospjech svoil Sc
stry, byl soudcem McMaho-
mem odsouZen bud k opuSt6ni
naSeho m6sta, aneb ma 80 dni
do robotarny, Y kazdem pri-
pad6 pax musi zaplatiti poku-
tn $50. Jak znamo, byI zat-
cen jiste mastali dne 2. srp-
ma We spoletnosti sedmi jeSte
iinych kayaliru as podobne
hodnoty. L spoletnosti naleze-
ny byly RUNE drogy hlayne
kokain, vstiikovaci iehly. Diva
muzi byli osyobozeni, jeden
pfidrzen k velkoporote proto,
ze u n6ho nalezen byl skryty
revolver, kdezto ostatni yItet-
nici odsouzeni as podobn6 ia
ko ctihodny pan Brickel.
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SOUDCE DUNCAN MA ROZ.
HODNOUTI SPOR S PLY
NARNOU.

Jiz podruhG stanoven Jest
pondelek dnem, kdy ma find
laysky soudce roZluStiti vlekou-
ci spornou otazku prirodniho
plynu. jelikoz smirn6 vyjedna-
vani obou stran, jak m6sta tax
the East Ohio Co. nevedlo k o.
Cekavan6mu cili. Soudce Dun
can pfijede dnes do Clevelan-
du a pr.padne rozreSeni sporu
by die v5eho bylo uyitano ODE
ma stranami.
Riditel m6stskych pray w.
3. Woods svadi stale odklada-
nj ma Duncana a plynarna pax
svaluje odklad ma vrub m6sta.
Duncan prohlasil jiz n6kolikra-
te, re pfipad urovnl, nebude-li
sc moci mesto Sc spoleCnosti do
hodnouti a m6lo Sc tax stati liz
pred tydnem. Die nejnov6j$ich
zprav pax mel fici, ze diferen-
&C srovna jist6 pred nastalym
podzimem.
Oposiee proti plynovtmu
kontraktu V Lakewood Sc Sc
.tkala vzdor pTedGasn6mu trou-
beni k y,tezstvi nezdarem
nebot ma petici, kterou zadanc
bylo hlasovani, nebyI sehnar
zakonem pozadovany poGet hla
ed, Is procent volitstva, t. j
.2G00 jmen. Byvaly radni Hart
2iskal ien as 1900 linen, ale
tvrdi, ze jsou V obehu dosud
n6kter6 listiny, takze potet ko-
netny bude predpisum vyhovo-
vati.
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ClevelandSti ziodeiov6 ne
isou patrn6 pfivrzenci mo-
drFch zakon0, nebot ned6li
nikterak nesveti a Ike vSemu
nejsou nikterak vybiravymi
V znam6m hudebnim obchode
Mcmillan Music Co, 2097
vJch. 9. ulice, vybrali 81 sas-
ky ron, tax zvany saxofon a k
tomu aby nell vhodny tertet
pribrali t6z diva kornety. Veil
&c Sc poslednf dobou vzmaha
vylupovani bytu "a pom6ne
male kofisti lupit1, coz Jest
take iednou re znamek dne$ni
mizerie. Zde mala ukazka ne
ddlni tinnosti pand chmatak0:
F. Fl. Bortz, 1947 vych. 80.
ul.. obran byl o 500, Jan ia
ME, 2170 yIch. %. al. Zaplatil
podobnou navSt9vu nezvanych
hostj kalhotami, nichz mel
ukrytych $18 a k tomu pfiSel
;eSt6 o zlate hodinky dvou
obchodniku J. Starbucka,
7G04 Lorain Ave. p Brune-
ta, 12510 Iowa ave, ukoristili
pobertov6 n6kolik tuctd kra-
bic s cigaretami Pred vlast-
MIN obydlim, 4139 vTch. "a
ul pfepadena byla p5ti ozbro-
ienci pi. Stella Hadukova.
jimz byla donucena vydati $25
IA sest mladiku prepadlo Jana
Ale ma Fleet Ave. 4 vIch.
63. ul., ienz byl ztryzn6n a k
tomu ieSt6 okraden 0 veloci-
ped, ma kter6m Sc proiizd6l.
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SOkOL. CZECH.

Bratfi! Uvaz kazdy 0 dopi-
Sc, ktery vSem bratrdm byl
zaslan. Odloz nete6nost a
Vykonej povinnost.
Piijd' do schuze We ctyr-
TEX Il. srpna. podat svGli
nahled. PozdejSi debaty
nam nepomohOu ami neroz-
Aodnou. Ma Zdar!
$40 TAJEMNlK.
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