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New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Five Seconds S,snendcd

The New York State Boxing Com
MISSION has suspended for thirty days
the following seconds for coaching at
the ringside at the contests held at the
star Sporting Club on January 10:
Hess, Michael Glynn and All Weiu
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Whitted to Plax Outfiel4l

FITTsBuKGH, Jan. I2. - George
Whitted, third baseman TO the Pitts
burgh Pirates in 1920. in 1 lsttar IN q
fr.e.sd mere, stated tnat when th6 1921
season, opens he will be found "ca~
vorting in the outer garden" for tho
Pirates. Whitsed lives at Durharl. N. C.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

! Judge Lands Wins Point
That He Be o. Real ''Czur''
Johnson Makes Motion That Removes Word From
Document, Which Arouses Ire of Jurist; Ameri-
can Association and International Remain Out

CHICAGO to-day swept vige
Of disagreement from its ranks brought
between vigorously opposed
other in affairs OF administration and policy.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Ciebel Wins Met Title
Swim at New York A. C.,

Leo Giebel, the former swimming
star OF The Stuyvesant High School and
now competing for the New York A. c.,
won the 220-yard metropolitan cham
pionship at the Winged Foot club last
n ght, He took the lead at the start
and beat Clarence Ross, also of the
n. Y. A. G., by three yards. The latter
finished in second place and A. Hail.
OF Poly Prep, was third.
The Yale water polo team was de-
1eated by the N. Y. A. C. players bv a
score Of 20 to TO- Volmer, of the local
club, who registered four goals. va
the star OF the contest.
The summaries and lineup:
22o..yard metropolitan characteristics,
Won by Leo Giebe n. 2. A. G.; G. Ross,
~ n. =. a. G.. second A. Hall, Poly pre-
e,ent9syI IJg.yayd e h hhandcapmwon 9 by n. Helwg.
y. Y; A. c. &c seconds). second; r. Rnddv itN
~. 7. A. c. g. seconds). third. Ttn,ss ,
: Fancy diving. handicap-won hv r
pann, ~ Y, A. c. (scratch), 936:J Dav,d. =.
soh - points,. second, S4.3: r. McKne
- points,. third. $40. 'A0 '>ee
:, y. Y. =. c. t25) Positions Ya]c f1o,
Dp"linsr D.i,r Cent tcr forwa ri .felIifyo
, fln,y Huuuy '-.'...... Forward. ..... AlexandeI.
Ioou"lh ..... Forward Fn,,t
ct.rcSArey -... Back, ITshe9
'"ssnn Gai .:...... Goal. ....... Furnet
:, Gfoais-yoiIner -. Duddy. Jeliire. row ,we
Seieree--H s L. sullivan. n 7. A. g. 'sTme T,,n..
or per.ods--S minutes i'''S
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Fordham Prep Five Triumphs
The Fordham rep basketball team,
easily defeated the Webb Academy
QUINTET, at the 6oth Regiment Armory
Yesterday afternoon by score of 81
to q; Mulligan and Fillman starred
for the Maroon five. -"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

The City A. G. will hold an amateur
3oxing tournament at its clubhouse. In
FiYtieth Street, this evening. -Four
|slassee will be contested.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Harvard Retains Ball Coach

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. l2-The
reappointment Of Jack Slattery as
coach OF the Harvard baseball tenn
was announced to-day. The new con
tract Is for one year.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

arc you looking for n positiea,y / The
most succsssfui businoen people Rrs reas
Svs sy ~ of The Tribune. Try si.untion
sYcfds 2Ec.~~sAdyt 'o'iao-7 -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

When champion forth just
we'll to pull the Vital Statistic be properly adjacent
1t' all the Why's and Wherefores of
On Friday night of this further words Benny
Leonard will Richie lightweight title devastated
France and $4,000 the latter being detail AS
ali point quite circles
not at all unlikely that closer consideration of
will be we'll in
The Vital Statistic
1t that Mr. being z 1896 and Knocking
out ms rst cove or bok early in 1872 something
tarine when he only sixteen years old
within three rounds. ~ Wv ~
That first less than eleven bov;no
punching practically pure stuff
winning starter at sixteen and champion tenty-one
30 "hie Leonard today still tfie short twenty-five he
ring veteran nearly nine experience battles back
nm few fighters know out beyond thirty up just
uch OF the Vital Flame although in Leonad still
blazing brightly
Throughout we can find the record 80 M
There long lists and neson FIGHTS t
In the noecsion whir the passing years brings up the
of Johnny Dundee the number Of tines md
the number of Dundee had whe awav
snoke-hlled evening" but grew discouraged.
bounced togeth o the first time back been
at it steadily since. ~ ~ ~
Leonard Welsh
Freddy Welsh twenty years old before he aver won M
championship by stopping Willie
He thirty-on older Tho, .on.a
0enny nnaly evlcted him from the reservation.
So Leonard to-day after holding title for four wears is b
years younger m than welsh was when Freddie first reached top
All OF which is printed herein tough bird Leonard
cook He has, in addition speed Skill the rare cmnat
lne youth as rule lacks the experienced boxer lacks
yo" Leonard has boha settled champion with nne
years experience back Of him a foundation.
Leonard Mitchell
eonard time is coming it that
due yet Not unless 1921 has surprise under cover as ] @
one OF the newest ~
twenty-five is around the of mans il; t1
Of punch. ~ p Al 'ne PROFESSION
'cne is no eup He has something when punches ara o
ing wappe in the market but he the rinecra and the h.
wldel'ng skill of the lightweight king WIG o'
Vleh KNOWS enough and travel and A
'lhg, m ts entire aspects should be festive ~ ~ Wv
II IS the hrst hight that Miss has nroooa ~
~ ia'e ol qooooo toss In
Doughboys of the 1st and od d;,;a;o.
d rance But there 10000 in on the n
~ aly long day from revee taps But that is now t
s'ory' almost as ancient the Punic War ~
1T VIII be Of the or opo e
evenings OF the decade chAnpon has m
s'o MS western opponent before s+ond
larry 'ough customer in Joe Yelling Mitchell will hava - W
y a!er' 10 go the full Mtchels winnnc
'ne ola socko vulnerable spot This chanca a
ieac OF any game willing knowing bat b h
and trade few at close range. ~ ~ ''e occasion
Leonard has already piled tidy fortune He H ,+ ., ~
van" or ehe remainder OF his
1--WE ct"hy and conserve his ka]e anv noor h
days battle to a conclusion ' r WIG" I IT.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Frisch Turns 10 Basketball

Frank Frisch's All-Collegians will
meet the New York Professionals in
the first of series of basketball
games at the 18th Regiment Armory on
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
Chapter XVI i Make My Plea For Grace
BY RUTH AGNES ABELING

Mrs. Ames," l began, "a short
to pass Grace DeLane's room and i
noticed that she had things rather
packed .upIas If she was leaving.
ri knew that she had been very
happy here and was fond of you, so
| wondered-thought she might in
tend visiting somewhere"
Mrs. Ames face was mask-like She
gave me not the slightest encourage
ment, neither did she stop me.
Il suppose l shouldn't have asked
her." | rushed on, thinking the soon
er the whole thing was told the bet
ter, land if | had taken second
thought wouldn't have, but when she
said she was leaving [ couldn't re-
frain from asking where she intended
going.
"She apparently had been such an
excellent maid, and from the tone OF
her voice when she told me she didn't
know where she was going | knew
there was something wrong. II
thought perhaps you didn't know and
that you might want to do something
to-prevent."
1t was long before Lila Ames spoke.
She had been too happy over the flow
ers and the proof of the note to lose
her wonderful smile.
Il do know all about it," she said
at length. And then, What were you,
thinking about-were you going to
suggest?"
IF you know about it, can hardly
suggest, for you must know what you
want to do and what is best = but
is there-any real reason why SIZE
shouldn't stay?" / ventured.
"None-further than that | do not
want her here" cody.
But, Mrs. Ames, you can't let her
go-it wouldn't be right" l was for
getting. 1T wouldn't be fair to your
self"
And why not?" she questioned.
Because you are woman and
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
"Heliotropeu

Why should an innocent sprig of
heliotrope placed upon the table occu-
pied by fashionably dressed woman
and her escort at a cabaret cause her
to blanch with terror and pass swift
ly from the gay crowd?
Why did she barricade her door and
stand ready with drawn revolver, just
because she shifted that faint aro,..a
of heliotrope perfume in her room?
When you see "Heliotrope,"s the
feature attraction at the Central
theatre this afternoon and tonight or
at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Mon
day, you'll say that there was rea.
son enough.
This deeply appealing picture adap
ted from the well known story by
Richard Washburn Child. depicts the
limits to which father will go To pro
tect the happiness of his daughter
Without for an instant descending
into melodrama, it unfolds plot that
for sheer excitement has seldom been
equalled. Wilfred Lytell, Frederick
Burton, Diana Allen, and Julia
Swayne Gordon are included in the
cast and George. ID. Baker directed
and wrote the continuity'for the pie
ture. 1t is Cosmopolitan Produc-
ton released through Paramount.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

you have duty to every other wo-
man. N.a.I 3. r.Efs
F"Go on, fair Portia. I'll listen and
she tantalized.
Il don't know, Mrs. Ames, but l
feel that if Grace leaves mere in the
frame of mind she is in, you and /,
as women will be held responsible for
more than either of us would want to
answer for"
| waited, but Lila Ames continued
playing with the yellow pansIes. so
1 pressed on:
L think such women as you rarely
get the point of view of the girl IN
domestic service-I am working, you
know, SO l feel that | have something
OF the side of both. You do not rec
ognize your responsibility in connec-
ton with these girls and the respon-
Sibility is tremendous, especially if
the girl has never worked before. q.
''As a class you are the women she
looks to for example: You employ sew
eral of her kind, live quite easily,
dress Well and seem to her to repre-
sent the sum total of the best in life.
''Then@make it clear to that girl
you employ that your sense of honor
is not very acute and you have done
an unbelievable amount of damage
''She may think then" l hesitat-
ed, fearing that in my enthusiasm |
had been too plain@"That wherein
her kind may be regarded as the
dregs of society, yours, and the one
l lately come from, may be regarded
as the scum.
'The difference? Only dollars.
And that girl, Mrs. Ames, will
form the opinion that there are only
the dregs and the scum, and her one
object then will be money-money-
no matter how it comes"
''Well?" She was purposely exasper-
ating
Ito Be Continued)
Copyright 1921 By Newspaper Enter
prise.)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
"tiomespun Folks"

Tears vie with smiles in the story
of "Homespun Folks" Thomas IL.
Inces tremendous triumph for the
Associated Producers, Inc, which will
be shown at the Lyric theatre today.
Perhaps in no American-made photo
play of recent years has there been
"a vast wealth of appeal, combining
human interest, comedy and melodra-
ma The new Ince picture contains
heart throbs. romance and pathos, in
addition TO numerous comedy touches
1t tells of q country lawyers fight
against crooked politics, and as 4
modern picture of small town life
holds the mirror truthfully to the real
thing. These are the high lights of
"Homespun Folks" - its readiness, its
truth and its simple honesty. The
characters are real, the plot 10 story
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

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whats Your Hurry"

Wallace Reid is again the breezy
auto racer in his latest screen comedy
What's Your Hurry?" which is run
ming this afternoon and tonight at
the Eagle theatre and Sunday and
Monday at the Central theatre.
But the star doesn't stick to racing
car long in this new speed picture. In
order to win the lady of his heart
the daughter of the gruff old motor
truck manufacturer, Wallie becomes
an employe of his prospective father
in-law. But in this capacity lie only
succeeds in getting himself lin
wrong" and it is not until he ris-s
his life to pilot a fleet of trucks to
the rescue of countryside threaten.
ed by bursting dam that Wallie is
able to soften the old mans heart
and capture the girl.
Wallace Reid is delightful in this
breezy picture and he is capably sup
ported by Lois Wilson and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Press spent much time in trying to
round up total on the number kill
ed, but the number of dead is mat
ter of pure speculation. SO far as
can be learned, no one has actual
knowledge whether the number is
five of so.
Governor E. F. Morgan today IS
sued a proclamation to all state and
county officers, civil and military, and
deputies, assistants and subordinates,
ordering them to cooperate with the
United States troops and to obey the
direction of the officer commanding
the troops, or his properly designated
representative.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
DEMON RUNS FIRE


Mother a light in her shed;
The kicked it she winked her eye and said
a the old town tonight
Chicago
preparing Chicago fire of
milk
famous The secondary
William Dannel light,
ehousei in WIFI nowi is Chicagos
punch agreed would
required milk
But the prohibitn
out to mi oil
little incident amfhooh destroyed
ehome
the nations history with the
cepton o. fire and earthquake in 1906
In memory annually the
country Prevention Day.
the Chicago did the United
States good prevention methods and
20 inventing of fire fighting equipment
practically fighting fire
when Chicago
plant with hydrants,
generally
against possible danger: + II, e., go, !, Sit
Chicago efficiency
escapes protective ffeproof construction
al firesan accidents
During fire nearly
day
ling matches and asone
where hey MAJ a blaze.
simple things
Keep flame and the things that
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
100000 YEARS OLD

scientists
It's about inches
long like a
has existed
habits It's today
as its Fossils
thassee
weak
say lived
animals evolution
III
the horse al a
work man.
the mammoth shed its hair
Age ended and the climate
adventurous fish
the giraffe
by H.. osgood of he
THE simplicity
a
Conservatives and
But osgood
and safest accomplished
the
Other forms life
things. They lie earth
And the result? They types varying
intelligence
things they neverending
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
Ford Car Prices
Drop Once More

Prices for Ford cars. from the un.
pec9rated chassis, to- the cosy, sed4n
model. Yesterday took another tunl-
pie according to announcement made
by f. Z. Bledsoe, local Ford distribu-
tor.
The additional cut, il was stated.
was made possible by the fact that
the Ford company is now manufac-
turing every part aud equipment Of
Fords. with the exception of tires.
Several cars, in various models. are
now on hard for immediate delivery
at the Ford garage, Bledsoe said yes
terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
Governors Statement

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 2. -
Governor Morgan tonight issued the
following statement bearing on the
telegram sent to the war department
last night by General Banholtz to the
effect hat it was believed the with
drawal of invaders last week would
have been achieved but for the ill
advised all ill timed advance move
ment of state constabulary on the
night of August 81, resulting in blood.
she'd"
The squad Of state police that
went to Beech Creek on the night OF
August 81 led by Captain Brockus,
OF the public safety department, did
not enter that. section to attack the III.
surrectionists, but to serve variants
on individuals who were charged with
attacking two state policemen and rob
bling them of their equipment.
For ten days these armed men had
patrolled the roads and committed
offenses against the peace and dignr-
ty of the state. They had refused TO
dispense even when requested by fed.
eral officers aud when CAPTAIN Brock
us made his appearance, his force was
attacked. When fired upon, his force
returned the fire"
Unconfirmed reports were received
here today that bodies of four men
killed within the lines of the armed
bands had been removed, three to the
Cabin Creek section and one to Drv
Branch i'll kanawha county.
A correspondent of the Associated
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Of human people and the direction is
chock full of master touches.
Lloyd Hughes, as the young district
attorney with conscience, makes
definite step upward in his screen
career, breadth and scope being ap-
parent in his Characterization. Two
remarkably life-like old country cod
gers are played by Charles H. Males
and Al H. Filson. Gladys George is
the heroine.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
FARMER is GASSED

BEAVER CITY. Nebr., Sept. 2. -
William Cameron, a farmer living
near here, today jumped into partly
filled silo instead Of using ladder.
He was overcome by sas and died be.
fore rescued.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
TAX DODGERS

THIRTY days in jail for Joseph Schwartz
They lodging luxury Nothing
about that The
certain
wealthy their
fore trying he govern
ttLaw il has ee Tiff the teethr
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
Personal

John Ball has returned from an ex-
tended trip to the east.
C. E WiswaH of Cananea, was in
the city, yesterday on a short bust
ness trip.
Frank Hillman and FAMILY of Naco,
were in the city yesterday ,!on q shop
ping j. iarip'N = II! ID = b; T ~, y
VIC. Gilmore, Tombstone attorney,
was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
John Mitchell of the Cananea Cop
per company, was in the city yester-
day on a visit to friends.
= C. W. Clark, Benson mining man,
was in the city yesterday ON busl-
ness mission.
Evelyn and Lillian Dunston left last
night on the Golden State Limited for
san Francisco, where they expect to
remain.
Mrs. Marie Madfgan will leave Mon
day for San Francisco where she ex-
poets to make her future home.
NJ. C. Hawkins, former Douglas
postmaster, was in the city yesterday
on a short visit.
George H. Kelly of the Douglas
Daily International, was in the city
yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. Leo Hill has returned to her
home in Tombstone after visit with
relatives here.
George Gregovich has returned
from a camping trip in the vicinity
of Cochise Stronghold.
Jack Noonan, of the department of
justice at Phoenix, was in the city
yesterday on official business.
Miss Price, who will teach Spanish
in the Horace Mann Junior High
school, arrived here yesterday from
Houston, Texas.
Mrs. H. R. Taylor and daughter,
Beatrice, have returned from visit
at Sacramento, Calf.
Mrs. Leonard Vance. of Mesa. is in
the city for few weeks on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Stella McRae.
Fred Eastland and wife, of Warren
will leave tomorrow for a trip to Chi
cago and other eastern points.
Miss Mary Price arrived in Bisbee
Thursday evening from Nacogdoches
Tex, to accept a position in the public
schools.
II. NJ. Woods and wife were in
Tombstone yesterday to attend the
hearing of the murder case being
tried there.
DIR. w. a. Greene, of Douglas, was
in the city yesterday morning on his
way to Tombstone as a witness in the
superior court.
John w. Parker will leave today fol
Eureka. Utah, where he has accepted
position.
Miss NJ. Lockwood. daughter o.
Judge Lockwood. of Tombstone, is il
the city on visit to friends.
Miss A. Gherna left last night on the
Golden State Limited for Los An
geles on d visit to relatives.
Mrs. Tuck Potter was in the city
Yesterday from her ranch in the Sui
phur Spring Valley.
Harry Hellon has returned from &
trip to the Murietta Hot Springs neal
San Diego.
Mrs. Dan Hanley, who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on Young
blood Hill for some time, was taker
To Douglas yesterday where she vii
go under the care of specialist.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03
'JOBLESS

UNEMPLOYMENT has City
bank
this
That's withdrawal
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Harry Hellon has returned from a
trip to the Murietta Hot Springs near
San Diego.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Mrs Dan Hanley, who has been Sc.
riously i'll at her home on Young
blood Hill for some time, was taken
to Douglas yesterday where she Will
go under the care OF d specialist.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Mrs. Tuck Potter was in the cit!
Yesterday from her ranch in the Sui
phur Spring Valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

George Gregovich has returned
from camping trip in the vicinity
of Cochise Stronghold.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-03

Miss A. Gherna left last night on the
Golden State Limited for Los An
geles on d visit to relatives.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
MOVE ROURE We VfDNI.
Dav napadl a vyplenil hotely,
Americana oloupeni.

Widen, /. pros. Pri vytrzno-
stech We velkych rozmerech,
udavsich Sc dnes We Vidni,
mnozi Americana bydlfci V ho-
telich, byli napadeni a n6kte-
ii 2 nich zakusili nasilnostf.
Pi. Handova, manzelka plu-
kovnika armady Spoj. Statd, a
jeji dcera byly oloupeny ko-
zeSiny a Satstvo, ale ma tomtez
poschodi pluk. Miller a jeho
mamzelka ukazali americkou
vlajku mluvili anglicky a w
trznici vzdalili Sc z jejich po-
kojG.
z hotela Novy Bristol Sta
~ Bristol utrpeli nejvice; byly
Gastecn6 vytluceny a vyloupe-
peny az do druh6ho poschodi,
Poptavkami V hotelich bylO
zjist6no, ze mnozi host6 byli
oloupeni O Satstvo a klenoty
kter6zto V nekterych pfipa-
dech byly jim vytrhany 2 uSi.
Poole vSeho ty nejhorSi III
Wy prehnaly Sc vnitTnim me-
stem; k tenn Sc pripojily zloci-
neck6 tridy, kter6 Sc nestitily
niGeho. V 7 hod. dnes vecer ult
ce byly opet klidn6 dalSi w
trznosti vazn6jSiho razu ne.
isou ocekavany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
SOKOLSKA MIKULASSKA
ZABAVA.

Letos poprv6 pofadaji pod
spoleCnou firmou oba spojene
sokolsk6 Sbory Czech a Havli-
eek V Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway velkou MikulaSskou
zabavu ia 6cinkovani sokolsk6
hubby. Darky pfiiima obchod-
nix hudebninami pan 3. +.
Ptak, proti Narodni S;ni, od-
kud celia zasilka bude pfeda-
ma Mikulasi, ktery dostavi Sc
letos op6tne Gin persona figu-
rative" a spolu certem an
delem zasobu daru rozda. Ze
Sc pod6lovani a zejm6na jeho
vysledky budou teSiti velk6 po-
zomosti a zvedavosti, jakoz
Inehorazn6 Svand6, 0 tom snad
ami neni pochybovacu. Protc
Sc pf.ipravte, MONA re rozda.
vavy svaty bude miti We SVEN
bat ochu i n6co pro Vas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
LAMB Sc PRIPRAVUJE K
URADU MESTSKEHO PRAV
MILO RIDITELE.

Move jmenovany m6stsky
.pravni riditel Paul Lamb sni-
dial vGera svorne s dosavadnim
Tditelem tehoz odboru Wood
sem, schGzka nem6la sice poll
ticke pozadi, az ma to, re Wood
odporucil jmenovani nekolika
dosavadnich urednikG V podfi-
zen6jSich mistech. Lambovi
dial mayor hned pTi stredecnim
jmenovani plnou svobodu, po-
kud Sc tyce dosazeni assisten-
til, Lamb ale prohlasuie, ze
dosud newt, koho vyvoli. Bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02


titulem uverejhuje 'Bohemie"
vytah Z clanku jist6ho Ameri-
cana V Chicago Herald and
Examiner, jenz I'll delsi dobu
We Vidni zabyval Sc tamnimi
pom6ry. Jest nesporno, re oko
Americanovo hled6lo priliS pes
Isimisticky ma zivot dneSni vi
dine, ale rozhodne yelmi mno-
no jest tn smutne, nezastrene
pravdy. Smrt hlady nebo zneu-
ct6ni. Pred touto alternativou
stOji dnes vidensk6 Zeny. Va
luta klesa nezadrzitelne, svo-
bodne, samostatne zeny neyy-
staCi Sc svym platem, prilis ne
patrnym, ably Sc mohly obl6ci
a najisti. Mestem projizdi a
zdrzuje Sc spousta ciZincu,
iichz dollary a frankly isou
pfiliS svddn6. A zatim co po-
cestne manzelky uredniku, pro
fesord, um6lcG po nocnich ka-
varnach S obavou ocekavaii ma
prizen cizincovu, rodinny III
Vot hVOp SVobOdna d9VGata
Zbavuji Sc - tfebas dohnana
az k zoufalstvi - poslednich,
vetchych pout verejne moral
ky. = Zajist6 velmi mnoho
truchliveho jest V techto rad
kach, nebot' otvira Sc nam po-
hled primo do tragickeho hrou-
ceni Sc byval6 metropole po-
dlunajske monarchie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
KUN PRO PANE HARDINGO-
YOU.

Washington, |. pros. Presi-
dent Harding vyiizd6l 81 kon-
mo kazd6 rano po delSi dobu a
jeden jeho washingtonsky pri-
tel to zaridil, ably pi. Hardin
gova mohla jej provazeti. We
noval il krasneho kone uSlech-
tile odr6dy, zcela ocho6en'eho,
take snadmo da Sc ovladati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
seBvRTs

miti sedm asistentu jako poll
ceinich zalobcu a Sest prfru-
cich, fiditeld obcanskych zale-
zitosti. Jmenovani LAMBDA Sc
tkalo Sc s uspokojenim i V Skol
nj rade,, kde byl noyy riditel
pravnim poradcem.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

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