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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
VIOLA FARMER
DIED SUDDENLY
HAD BEEN FEELING ILL BUT A
SHORT TIME AND DIED WHILE
TALKING WITH PHYSICIAN

Ludwig Johannsen, one of the
prominent farmers of Viola town
ship, died very suddenly at his home
last Saturday morning. He had
been visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Hulda Petersen, and
while there complained of not feel
ing well. He returned to his home
and called a physician. Soon after
Mr.. Johannsen arrived home, DR..
Brooks came. They were seated in
the house and began conversation
but had not progressed far enough
for the doctor to find out the trou-
Bile. Mr.. Johannsen did remark to
the doctor that when the time came
for him to die he hoped that he
would not have to suffer and linger
long. In less than three minutes
afterward he was stricken with
heart trouble and died in the doc
tors arms.
The news of his death spread
rapidly and was a shock to all who
heard it, for Mr.. Johansen had been
in town the afternoon before and
was apparently in his usual good
health.
Ludwig Herman Johannsen was
born in Bredstedt, Schleswig, Ger
many, Js .luary l, 1857, and came
with his parents to America in 1881,
locating in Scott county, Iowa, re-
naming there until one years after
the death of his father. He was To-
Gated in Wisconsin a short time but
in 1896 he came to Audubon coun-
ty and located on a farm in Melville
township. Ten years later he NOV
ed to his farm in Viola township,
where he remained until the time
of his death.
In childhood he was baptized and
confirmed in the Lutheran church
and remained member of that
church until his demise. On Feb.
81, 1885, he was united in marriage
to Anna Heuerman. To this union
seven children were born, three OF
whom preceded their father in
death. He leaves to mourn his I'M
timely death his faithful companion,
three sons, Henry, Walter and
George, all of whom are at home,
and one daughter, Mrs. Hulda Pet
ersen, of Ross, one grandchild, two
brothers, one sister and many other
relatives.
The deceased was a kind husband,
loving father, good neighbor and
a loyal American citizen. He never
lost an opportunity of doing a good
turn to neighbor or a friend. His
untimely death is mourned by a
large concourse of friends.
Funeral services were held at the
Evangelical church in this city yes
terday afternoon at two o'clock, in
charge of the pastor, Rev. G. L. Full
Ter. Interment was made in Maple
Grove cemetery.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
COURT CoNvENEs NEXT WEEK

The April term of the Audubon
county district court will convene in
this city on Tuesday OF next week.
Hon. ]. B. Woodruff, of Atlantic,
will preside.
The bar docket has Just been is
sued from this office and it includes
a large number of cases. It is prob
able that more than two weeks will
be consumed in clearing the docket,
which is almost as large is it was for
the February term.
There are no state cases at this
term. There are, however, So old
cases and As new ones. The grand
jury will convene early on Tuesday
morning, but the petit jurors will
not report for duty until Wednes-
day morning.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
MUST WAIT FOR PEACE

President Harding told delega-
ton which called on him at Wash
ington Tuesday to urge the release
of Eugene V. Debs and all other pris-
oners convicted under the wartime
espionage act that he contemplated
no action looking to general amnesty
for such prisoners until a state of
peace had been declared.
More than 200 representatives Of
organized labor and political and
civic organizations of the country
were there to present TO. congress a
petition signed by citizens OF forty
one states asking amnesty.
The delegation issued a formal
statement after leaving the White
House, in which it is said the presi-
dent had received it most courte-
eously, asking questions to bring
out certain points and intimated that
the cases of these prisoners for whom
the committee spoke had already be-
gun to receive attention from the de-
partment of Justice"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
MARRIED THIS AFTERNOON

Lars Fl. Madsen ad Miss Adelia
Lauretsen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Lauritsen, residing four and
a half miles southwest of Audubon,
were married at the Danish Luther
an church this afternoon in the pres
ence of large company of relatives
and friends. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev. F. C..
M. Hansen. Immediately following
the ceremony the wedding party
went to the home of the brides par
ents where reception and wedding
dinner will be served. The con-
tracing parties are we'll known in
this community and have host of
friends who unite in wishing them
an abundance of happiness. They
will go to housekeeping at once on
a farm five miles east of Gray.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
CASE NOW ON TRIAL
Attempt Made to Connect McCaull
and Jones, with Villisca
Ak Murder.

The prosecution in the case of the
State against w. B. McCaull, at
Council Bluffs, on trial for perjury
in connection with testimony he is
alleged to have given before the
Montgomery county grand jury in
December. 1919, when an investi-
gatigation was made into the Viii
lisca murder mystery, scored de-
cided advantage Wednesday morn
ing when two witnesses were placed
upon the stand who declared they
had seen Albert Jones and McCaull
in Ford automobile on the streets
of Grant as early as 6 O'Clock on
Monday morning following the muir
der.
1t is the contention of the state
that McCaull had testified before
the grand jury that he was not in
Grant at all on the day following
the Moore tragedy, and that he and
Jones did not leave Villisca until
about z o'clock Monday morning.
The attorneys for the defense
fought hard to keep out of the rec
ord testimony which would tend to
show that McCaull, who was run
ming service car at Villisca at the
time of the murder, had been hired
by Jones to take him away from the
town at an hour before daylight.
The perjury charge against McCaull
is based on his statements that he
was not in Grant at the time mem
toned, and that he did not leave
Villisca until about z, which the
state holds to be false testimony.
The two witnesses testified pos
itively that they did see Jones and
McCaull at Grant early on Monday
morning; that they were so close to
them in daylight and knew them so
well that there could be no mistake
in. Identification. 1t was brought
out that Grant is eighteen miles
north of Villisca, and is reached
only by a tortuous, winding lower
bottom road.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
PUBLIC CLINIC IS
LARGELY ATTENDED
MATTERS OF PUBLIC HEALTH
OF MUCH INTEREST TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY

The second public health clinic to
be held in Audubon county was held
in the public school building in Ex-
ira on Friday and Saturday of last
week. The clinic began at nine
O'Clock in the morning and continued
until six o'clock in the evening. A
total of $50 persons were examined.
The first clinic of this nature to be
held in the county was held in this
city early in the year and there was
thought best to hold one in Extra for
the benefit of the people in the south
part of the county.
The specialists who had charge of
the clinic were DR.. Peck, lung spe-
cialist; DR.. Dyson, children's dis
eases; DR.. Mccoy, nose and throat
specialist; and Drs. johnson and
Hanich, general diagnosis. The
former were from Des Moines while
the latter two were from Omaha.
The nurses assisting were Miss
Cora McIlvaine, Mrs. Halloran and
Mrs. Jacobsen, of this county, and
Miss Anna Drake, director of field
nursing, I. T. B. A; Misses Brown
and Snodgrass, of the Congregation
al hospital at Des Moines, and Miss
Condan, superintendent of the At
lantic hospital, were the out-of-town
nurses
The clinic went smoothly, in spite
of the large number taken care of.
1t was'a decided success from every
viewpoint. The clinic has educa-
tional value in teaching the people
to occasionally have a checking up
on their physical condition.
!, Some interesting cases were found
in Extra, some open cases of T. B.
being found, and these no doubt
will take immediate steps to better
their condition. The specialists
make no charge whatever for their
professional services. Their rail-
road expenses are paid by the Audi
bon chapter of the Iowa Tubercu-
losis Association.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
BUICK CAR STOLEN

Fred Martinsen's Buick touring
car was stolen in Des Moines early
Tuesday evening. Fred took a load
of wrestling fans to Des Moines on
Tuesday morning. During the early
evening hours he and Thorval Hem
riksen were out driving and parked
the car across the street from the
Chamberlain hotel, with the inten-
ton of meeting party there. They
returned for the car ten minutes
later, but found 1t had been stolen.
The car was locked, but this did not
prevent the theft. Mr.. Martinsen
Immediately notified the police, but
at this writing no word has been
received as to its whereabouts. The
car was practically new and was in
sured against theft. Mr.. Martinsen
returned home by rail yesterday
afternoo
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
COMPLIMENT TO MISS OLSEN

Miss Hazel Olson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Olson of this city,
is not only making splendid re-
cord as a teacher in the high school
at Audubon, but during the school
year has coacher the girls high
school basketball team of that town
which won the state championship.
The Audubon girls played nineteen
games with various teams of the
state and won every one of them,
most of them by very one-sided
scores. After doing this they went
to the state tournament for girls
high school teams held at Drake un-
iversity in Des Moines and carried
off first honors. A picture of Miss
Olson and the winning team she
coached appeared in the Des Moines
Register last Monday. This is Miss
Olson's first year of teaching in
public schools, although while at
tending Tabor college, from which
she graduated last spring, she also
did some teaching.-Osage News.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
VIOLA CENTER NOTES

The meetings in the M. e. church
still continue this week with grow
ing interest. Rev. Mitchell of Adair
is helping this week. Miss Rose
Raabe is leader of song. Some good
work has been done during the last
week. Rev, Shenton, of Audubon.
preached for US twice.
The Sunday school started out
nicely last Sunday, with Mr.. Callow
as the sup erintendent.
All are invited to attend and help
in these revival meetings.
w. c. Smith, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
BRUNSWICK FOR SALE

I am offering my new Brunswick
victrola for sale at a very reasona-
BILE price. This machine is prac-
tically new, plays all makes of rec
ords and is great bargain at the
price I ask Also have for sale one
oak sideboard with French plate
mirror back, and a good wicker
baby carriage in good condition.
These articles are dirt cheap at the
prices asked. Call 13SW, 204
Church street. III. w. Lowther.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted
us during the sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father.
Many thanks are also extended to
those who rendered the beautiful
music, and made the floral contri-
buttons. Mrs. Jacob Layland
and Children.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

sunday school at lU O'CLOCK.
Communion service beginning at
1880 a. m.
Service in the English language
at $500 p. m.
Meeting for Bible study on Tues
day evening at the ]. X. Jensen
home.
Young Peoples meeting Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
Our Mission meeting begins on
the evening of April 2Sth. A pro-
gram will be published later.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14

Miss Goldie Sheets is back in Au-
dubon after several months stay
in Colorado Springs and Boulder,
Colorado. She is greatly improved
in health and comes back home
much better physically than when
she went away.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14

s. @. r. /. r. eggs for Matching,
&c apiece, or $500 per 100. Phone
275W. Mrs. j, H. Cavanaugh. 1857
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-04-14

For we'll work, call Chas. G. Nell
son. Phone 12-E-3. through Extra.
Brayton, Iowa. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-26
VALKA zANESENA DO DUBLINA.
CEl. NICE We I'll LAVNiN MESTE IRSK A
SPALENA SIlNNFEINISTY.


Dublin 25. kvetna. Dublinska cenice jest zrceni-
mach dnes veter nejdHlezesi archvy vady vztahuc
sku spou istinami zaznamy chz hodnota emGze byt
ami odhadovana, byy zniceny.
Toto, die 1Tednlho ornament vydaneho Dublnskeho
zmku jest prace snnfen ktef dnes kratce poledni
podnkl ten nevetsi tick pro vladnmu majetku enz by
proveden od zahaienf pfomne revouce
Zamestnanci rznych odborech budovy byi prohlasen
vezne oromne mnozstv perolee bylo rozto vnTku
buovy tato pax zapaena Brzy potom motorove ky pine
vojakd zacay przdet btva $ rozzurila.
Snnfeinste NELL drzen celnc oxen budovy uvitai
voaky stfebou Ma to Jim byo odpovedeno palbou sro
Mich pusek slny kordon wren byl kolem budovy.
Kyz zacaly plameny pronikati do horejsich poschod
naezdnc hledeli zachranti uekem oxen dvef avsak
nekolik ch byo zastfeleno JIM poranen DIE rednho
Znameni sedm cvst bylo zabo jedenact poraneno Ill
zatceno. Ctyf pomocni policiste byli poraneni.
Zncen cenice jest tou nejvazneS hmotnou skodou IL
trpenou vadou cd zacatku pfitomne vzpou Budova nz
Zsay hole zd byla ednou nejkrasnejsich Irsku.
Pouze ma east v6novna byla kancea vyb6rcho ca bylo
nj umsteno nekok pravnch obor ei zncen vice ochro-
milo vadn masner Irsku nezli by zpGsobilo zncen Du
blnskeho zamku samotneho
Mstni vladni komse, jez 1koem jest konrolovati vse
china ska representacn 6esa mela Tadovny budov6 Ta-
komise bya neusalem konfliku rGznym 6lesy zka-
cmi loyalty k nj pfihasucmi Dali Ereannu je-
5i aFehyy byly dpln6 znGeny. ~@r---
Vsechny registrace seznamy podlnkd vefenych spo-
leno byy drzeny budove kde rovnez byy mistnost ko
kove kanceae krone toho bya hlavnm odboru
vnitrozemnich dani.
V iredni zprave vydane Dubnskeho zamku Sc pravi,
ze rebov drze hasce stanic kter nasedkem oho
pfiie hodny kdy celia budova bya jiz pamenech
1ednik klerkG budov6 zadny nezahynu ezto byo do
voleno Jim odejit rukama zdvizenyma mad hlavou nezi
plameny rozmohy Brzy tom ponkl rebeove svu
seni vypad budovy, ale tvz skonci pro nesasne lie
sedm muzG pouze jeden zsta zivu sest byo ch mi
ste Zabito :.
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ZVLASTNi CfSLO SURVEY.
Bude venovano Ceskoslovensku
prinese mnohe zajimave
clanky a illustrace.

New York. "a. kvetna. Zvla-
Stni teskoSlovenske cislo amer.
tydenniku THE Survey" (Pre-
hled), bude vydano dne IL.
cervna. Mimo jine pfinese spe-
eielni Studii o Praze, pochaze-
iici od americke organisace
lWCA.
Dalsi clanky pax isou
od DR.. Alice Masarykove, dra.
Bedficha St6panka, csl. vyslan-
ce pro Spoi. Staty, Dir. Sarky
Hrbkove u jinych pfispivatelu.
Toto GiSlo bude vyzdobeno
krasnymi reprodukcemi z o.
boru perokresby, malirstvi, ja-
koz jinych umeleckych del,
pochazeiicich vesmes cd cesko-
slovenskych um6lcu.
V predbezne zprave vydava-
telstva "The Survey" o chysta-
mem ceskoslovenskem elsie Sc
pravi:
"Praha, starobyle hlavni me-
sto CSR. obratilo v prve rade
pozornost k vyhradne ameri-
ekym methodam V socialnim o.
boru, jakozto prvemu kroku k
rozvinuti skrytych obcanskych
vzdelavacich pramenu pew
ny program 0 zlepseni ma "a
klade konkretnich faktu. Ma
vyzvani ministerstva socialnl
p6ca a DR.. Alice Masarykove,
organisace Y.W.C.A. vypraco-
vala pfehled socialnich zrize-
nj prazskych.'
Kazdy. kdo Sc zajima o toto
cislo, mhze Sc prihlasiti u W.
davatelstva (The Survey, 112
East 10Th ST., New York City,
Jednotlive cislo stoji 25c po-
Stovni zasilkou.
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SITUACE We SLEZSkU Sc
ZLEPSILA.

Pafiz, 25. kvetna. DneSni
Zpravy z N6mecka a SleZska
mi mnohem priZniveji neZ V
minuIych dnech. Neni zadnych
znamek, re snad V Berline ne
nell by V umyslu vyhoveti ma
hradovym podminkam a spoje-
neck6 zpravy potvrzuji berlin
ske prohlaSeni, re nemecko-
slezske hranice byly uzavreny.
Rada velvyslancd V note do
VarSavy dnes uznala tuto sku-
teGnost a zadala, ably take Po-
laci uzavfeli hranice.
Soucasne vyskytuji Sc zpra-
Wy, re premierove mali V umy-
slu dati krajiny nesporne ne
meck6 NGmecku a ony neSpor-
ne polske, Polsku a svefiti spra
WI sporn6 industrialni oblasti
V ruce mezinarodni komise, u
stanovene SvaZem NarodG ma
dobu tficeti roku. Toto Jest pry
briticky navrh "a IDA Sc ziska-
vati hodne pfivrzencG.
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Akron. O., 25. kvetna. James
+. Martin, 8O-lety farmar cd
Greensburgu, jenz souzen byl
"lidovym soudem' pro surove
zachazeni Sc svoii manzelkou,
pri Gemz prisel o svui stribro-
Sedy vous, IA nemZ mnoho 81
zakladal, ocitl Sc dnes pred
soudem zakonem ustanovenym
a dostal dalsi lekci. Poslan ma
rok do robotarny, avslk soud-
ce trest suSpendoval, kdyz Sc
Martin Zarucil dati sve zene
Sl20 nadale 500 kazde til
naesice ze sveho pensijniho ce-
ku. Martin jest totiz vyslouzil-
Gem 2 obtanske valky. Manzel-
ka, jez sved6ila o jeho suro-
vem nj zachazeni udala. re
eta 80 roku veku. Jest mrza-
KEN, ma jenom jednu nohu.
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NOVA SVEDECKA AFERA "
McCANNONOVE PROCESU.
v Eorote Ease !aiici zena od-
souzena pro uplatnost.

Jedna porotky1 ma nynei-
Sim soudu McGannonem,
lenz Sc ma zodpovidati pro ne
Zahonne Ziskavani svedku We
prosPech jeho pre-, pi. Ellen
Grlffithova, 2974 vych. 81. ul.,
ktera o sob6 tvrdi, ze jest SOU
kromou detektivkou vyprayela
soudni bailifce slecne X. Cham
bersove, ze obdrzi cd jiste or
ganisace $4,000. bude-li Me-
Cannon uznan vinnym. Prizna-
nj toto, ktere ale nikterak neod
povlda naivnOsti jejimu dete..-
tivnlml zanlestnani vynesl, !,
vcera 10 dni v3zeni spolu pJ-
kutou $50. uStedrenych il soud
kyni Allenovou pro nevaznost
k soudu.
Az doSld vSlchni obZalOvani
V tomto procesu mail Sc Zodpo-
vidati, ze "a RUNE uplatky Wy
povidali ve prosp6ch osvoboze-
nj lalovan6ho McGannona.
&. ersova vypravela soud-
kVni. Zp Griffithoya sa snazi
dustati Sc porotu, aby 81 wy
delala $500, slibenych. iest-li
re McGannon bude odsouzen.
Griffithova nepopirala, re il
obnos byl pod touto podmin-
kou sliben. ale zdrahala Sc u
dati. ktera organisace jest tax
Stedrou. Byla ihned obzalova-
na take odsouzena X trestu
hofeji udan6mu, ac Sc vymlou-
vala. re nepravila, ze penize
dostane. ale re tyto byly jen
slibeny.
Grifithova byla phi vybira-
nj poroty, jez rozhodovati ma
o vinne McGannona, iiz mezi
Vyvolenymi soudci 2 lidu, kdyz
bylo na nj podano udani. DIE
ocekavani bude porota dnes
rano liz uplna, take vysle-
chem svedkn zapocato bude jiz
dneSniho dopoledne.
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OkRADEN 0 $4,000 a
AUTOTRUCK.

Vtera odpoledne byl ma
Cultivate Ave. S. L. a vych..
80. ul. Zadrzen David Jacobs.
1858 vych. 6S. ul. dvema muzi.
kdyz jel Sc svym nakladnim
automobilem domu. Oba lupi-
Gi sestoupili nahle 5 chodniku,
pfimeli jej k zlstaveni stroje a
pax vyskocili kazdy 2 iedne
strany k n6mu ma kozlik. Miri-
Ii nan reyolvery a pfi tom mu
prohledavali kapsy, kterych
vylovili celkem S100. kdyz jei
byli okradli, zahnali jej do u
lice a autem odjeli.. Auto
truck oloupeneho Jacobse ma
lezen byl pozd6ji opusteny ma
Quincy Ave q vych. 70. ul.
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VYJEDNAVANf MADAR.
SkO-RAkOUSKE.

Widen, "a. kvetna. Ones "a
pocne yyjednavanl mezi Ra-
kouskem a Uhrami ohledne
rozre SEM otazky n6mecke casti
2apadnich Uher. Pravi Sc, ze
uhry nabidnou cestou kompro-
misl uplne vykliZeni uzemi,
Jestlize ma vychodnich hrani-
clch bude Jim ponechan uzky
pruh, jenz obsahuje Cetne Gu
hrovary. Poukazuje Sc ma to,
ze repa, .iez je Mich spracova-
Vana, pochaZi vyhradne z u
her. Vedle toho jsou nabizeny
jistt celni ustupky pro rakou-
ske zbozi ma hranicich. Rakou-
sko, jak Sc soudi, trvati bude
nekonpromisnG ma uznani
vsech odstavcu mirove smlou-
w.
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E. VOSkA zALOVAN CES-
kYMI TOVARNfKY.

Y PraZe, Z. kvetna. Nakupni
a prodejni druzstvo maiitel1
pfadelen bavlny Y PraZe poda-
10 zalobu ma pfedsedu cesko-
SLOW. obchodni spolecnosti "a
mericke, EN-. Vosku We Zbra.
slavi ma vraceni garancnich po-
ukazek ceskoslovenske vlady
re dne A. riina 1919, tykajici
Sc uveru 10. mil. dol, po pfipa-
de ruceni "a vsechny skody.
jez by zneuzitimA~ ~achto pouka-
zek molly povstati.
En-. Voska nabidl Sc totiz O.
patriti zmin6nemu druzstvu ba-
vlnovy liver Americe; druz-
stvo opatrilo 81 "a tim ucelen
cd vlady garancni poukazky
ma liver 10 mil. dol. a odevzda-
10 je Voskovi. Kdyz pozdeji z
nveru seslo, zadalo druzstvo
vraceni listin. Voska sd6lil
druzstvu pisemne, re poukaz-
Ky asi ma poste mezi Prahou a
New Yorkem Sc ztratily.
Druzstvo odevzdalo tento
dopis ministerstvu financi, KITE
re vsak nespokojilo Sc S prohla-
Senim Voskovym a zada vrace-
nj listin, po pripade nahradu
skody, kterou by stat jich zne-
uzitim mohl utrp6ti. Zalujici
strana ocenuje listing ma 200,-
900 kc. Predevcirem, dne 5.
kv6tna, konan byl u ZEN. div.
soudu V Praze prvni krok, po
nemz Voskovi povolena pro od-
poved' ma zalobu lhuta 4 nedel.
Mar. Listy" poznamenavaj il
k teto zprave: "Druzstvo "a
stupuje DIR. Sole, kap. Vosku dr..
Holy. Jak Sc doyidame, ma
mitne obzalovany mimo jine
nedostatek pasivni legitimate.
Jest zcela pravd6podobne, ze
liAina, dnes ostatn6 dosti pro
blematicke ceny, jezto OBJ
chOdu seslo - Sc behem dopra
Wy Ztratila. Jest pfece znamo.
re pfi teto dopray6 postovni ie-
ste stale je censura a ztraci sc
az 40 procent dopisI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-26
ZASLOU7ZENE. POKARANi.
UDELL NYNEJSf CENERALNf POSTMISTR SVEMU
PREDCHUDCI BURLESONOVI

Washington, 25 kvena = Generaln posmisr Hays pro-
hs dnes zsadu re censorstv veeneho tsku nen 1koem
aniz povinnosti postovniho odboru.
Ucni to p ornament. re poskyt vyhody dodavky dru-
he fide istVm radikalnm pubkacm jmz to byo uprano
mnule admnistrace jez pmala e dodavce feti til
de- nsedkem cehoz byy patt a yfikrt tax velke
poStovne.
Hays prav posovn odbor prfznive vyfdl zadost
oavku druhe tid6 podanou pred trent roxy mesicnkem
"Lberator", jenz nastoupi po Masses.
Dale prav re odbor vra one pubikaci vice nez $1 600
predstavue rozd mez postovnm ez bya by pata pf
dodavce druhe td6 coz bylo il mnulou administered upi
rano pfmana dodavce treti trde pri vyssm po
sovnem.
Generaln posmistr prohasil smernic mnue adminsra.
neobhatenou nevysvettenou kdyz odeprea pfiji
matt casop dodavce druhe de, ale pfmala ej We trl-
Prav re pubkace bud hodi postovni dodavce
neb Jsou vdbec opravneny postovni dodavce jsou
pravneny by ppuseny byly do dy kan die prava male
ze Poru zakon mey by byti v1bec potlaceny jejich
yydavatee sthani postovn dodavka Jim odepfenal
Generan poSmsr prav re hotov jest pfisne provadet
zakon ienz vztahue podratne pubkace ale zroven
pry Jest zachovavat zakony vzahuici svobodu
tsku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-26
VYLOUCENf cLENOVE BRA
TRSTVA HAITI Sc RUDOU
ZALOBOU.

Zelezni6ni zrizenci, kteri w.
sli minuleho leta ma stavku beZ
schvaleni organisace Bratrstva
lokomotivnich strojniku a "a
"yzpouru" onu zbaveni byli
clenstvi. iak predevcirem bylo
schvaleno ma siezdu, podali
vcera zalobu kolektivni jedno
tlivcG, ably hajen byl jejich
zaiem vyplyvajicl z pojisteni i
iinych who'd, ma kter6' jako
Glenove museli platiti. Zaloba
dorucena byla ycera soudci
Harrisonovi w. Jewellovi z
Delaware, jenz prave zaseda
ma zdeisim soude. Vylouteni
byli ma vse pfipraveni a zalo-
ba podana hned po oznamenf
vysledku..