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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-19

from coast to coast, relies upon his
motor vehicle and his improved high
way to enable him to reach his mar
ket. Nor are the benefits of the mo-
tor truck and improved highway linn
tied to the gardener, the orchardist
and the dairyman. During the rail-
road congestion of the past three
years, the stock grower of the middle
west was forced to find some other
way of getting his cattle and hogs to
market. The result is that the Oma-
ha stockyards last year received 2OO,-
900 head of live stock delivered from
farms to the yards in motor trucks.
The st. Joseph, Mo-, yards are receiv-
ing an average of $500 head of live
stock per day by motor truck. The
indianapolis stockyards are receiving
even more than this the record day
being $500 head of live stock which
were delivered to the Indianapolis
yards by 500 motor trucks, coming
from all points of the compass. A
very large percentage comes from
points so miles or further from In
dianapolis. Farmers living within a
radius of 80 miles of South st. Paul
are using the motto rtruck almost ex-
clusively for delivery of their live
stock to the st Paul market.
The bureau of public highways of
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture recently completed a survey
of S31 farmers of the corn belt who
used motor trucks eighty-five per cent
of them were more than 10 miles from
market. The testimony of these farm
ers was overwhelmingly in support OF
the economic advantages of the motor
truck. 1t enabled them to reach their
markets quickly; to reduce the amount
of hired help; to reduce the amount Of
horse power; to perform in one-thlrd
of the time the same amount of haul
ing which they had previously done,
or to haul in the same time three
times the amount previously hauled.
This quick delivery enabled them to
take prompt advantage of favorable
prices.
In addition to the necessity of i'm.
proved highways for the use of motor
trucks, there are the social and educa-
tional features. According to care
fully compiled statistics, approx
mately 100000 school children liv-
Ing III oGlNto3 eilC CiethoPOiSNN
to consolidated schools in motor buses.
Literally, in scores of communities,
motor bus routes have been estab-
lished, leading from cities into ada
cent country districts for a radius of
25 to 80 miles. This has answered the
demand of rural communities for
cheap and constantly available trans
portation to neighboring cities, not
only for trading purposes but for rec
reation. The problem of keeping the
young people on the farm is greatly
Isimplified if it is possible for them
to enjoy the amusements and recrea-
ton which the city affords without
the sacrifice of time or money.
These facts should stir the farming
communities to a realization of the
great damage to their interests that
would follow cessation of the public
highway Improvement program. And,
undoubtedly there will be stoppage
of highway construction if the Federal
government should withdraw it's aid.
On the other hand, the Federal gov
eminent is quite justified in refusing
to continue it's aid under conditions
which have prevailed during the past
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-19

hundreds of millions of dollars in
Federal and State aid for construc-
ting and maintaining his highways.
The attitude of the Harding admin
istration is that the abuses in connec-
ton with state and local highway
work which have been responsible for
the waste of millions of public funds
must stop if Federal aid is to be con-
tinued. This attitude cannot be crit
icized. 1t is part of the policy of ma
tional economy and efficiency which
everybody is demanding. AS to
whether this guarantee will be given
rests largely with the farming inter-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-05-19

ests of the country because they prac-
tically dominate the highway policies
of their respective states and COM
munities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10
BISHOP CAME ALL PREPARED
Tailsyrand's Costume for Visit to the
''~iid West" AstonIshsd Those ;.
Who cav u.

Tallcyrand. the witty Frenchman
whose sharp and pointed sallles kept
Paris either wincing or laughing, once
made a visit TO America In the days
before he laid aside the bishops lawn
and purple for the robes OF n minister
Of state. And while In this country he
made visit into the Wild West,
which In those days could be found In
Ohio. A friend CHANGED upon him In
New York and was invited to break
fast. and after the meal was concluded
Talleyrand Withdrew to his bedroom
and donned the suit In which he pro-
posed TO adventure into the wilder
ness. Even IN those days New York
had begun to draw sartorlal dlstinc-
tions, and the friend, who was IA
mlllar with the modes of dress In this
new country. was astounded almost to
speechlessness when Talleyrand
stepped from his bedroom clad In full
dress of a backwoodsman of the cen
tury before. The bishop had thrown
or his churchly garments for the
frlnged bucKskin breeches and COON
skin cap of the earliest Of Americas
pioneers. Where and how he had
achieved the costume was a mystery;
yet he saw nothing ridiculous In 1t, was
IN fact delighted with It, and thus clad,
departed for the wilds Of America.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10
JAPANESE FAIR
SEXSTOP USE
Of TOBACCO

HONOLULU, r. H., Sept. S.-By
mail-a unique feature OF the grad
ual rise Of women's influence In
Japan, until their position now is
, slowly approximating that of Amer
lean and British women, is that
they are giving up smoking. just at
the time when great comment has
arisen over the increase of smoking
among their sisters in America and
England, according to DIR. T. II
Haden, dean OF the theological de-
partment of Kwansei Gakuin, mis-
sion college in Japan, who attended
sessions here of the Pan-Pacific ed
ucational conference as one OF the
empires representatives.
Formerly all classes of women
In Japan smoked in public as well
as in their homes" DR.. Jaden said.
"The influence of the west has al
most stopped this custom. although
It js to the interest Of the govern
mont TO roster ", ~ tobacco -
government monopoly"
DR.. Haden said that . new word
for home-''katei'-has been coin.
ed in Japan to express the meaning
and idea of home life in western
civilization a. II ID being learned
by the Japanese.
.H
The changing condition Of jap
anese women Is only begun, but It
is proceeding with q rapidity and
which are very significant
and hopeful" he said. ''The Jap
anese language had word express
Ing house and household. but they
had no conception OF homo life IN
the Occident, where women are on
aA sQlal footing with nsA This
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10

ulatfon Of japan Is increasing thir-
teen times as fast as that OF the
country, due to the change from
agricultural to manufacturing. More
that 100000 are engaged in fac
tory work and in excess Of half of
these are under 20 years Of age, he
said.
"A significant and interesting in
dication Of the change in progress
in japan now Is the fact that while
the Japanese women retain the
kimono as their chief attire, they
have discarded the obi--the folded
square Of cloth worn on the back
and over their kimonos many Of the
women now wear full divided
skirt. which ties around the waist,
with wide sash and hanging at
the side," DR.. Haden said. MANY
OF them also wear shoes instead of
sandals.
Divorce laws also have been re-
vised in accord with other transit
tions. Formerly a man could send
his wife back to her parents with
out excuse or explanation. This act
constituted legal freedom for him.
Now he can only divorce her for in
fidelity or by agreement with her.
The woman as yet has no recourse
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10
First Girl Ever Photographed.

While France claims to have invent,
ed photography through the genius Of
Daguerre. the painter. America Is
proud Of the fact that It was one Of
her sons who photographed the first
face.
After years Of patient labor Da.
guerre succeeded In taking sunlight
pictures of scenery on sensitive
plate. f..F
This was in 1889. and a year later
Prof. John W. Draper of New York
took photograph Of his sister Dor
othy, the first person to have her like
ness reproduced on Prepared back
ground with the help of the SUMS
rays.
II. took an hour TO take the photo
graph. and the picture may still be
seen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10

against the infidelity Of her hus.
band, not even though he bring .
concubine into the home, as fre-
quently has been done.
"The example sof mericans, their
home and schools In japan, gradu-
ally has altered tho hearts and feel
ings Of the Japanese t'until they
have been induced to effect these
changes" .f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10
FEDERAL JURY DISAGREES u.
IN SECOND HOOD TRIAL

A hung jury resulted in the second
complaint filed in the federal court
at Medford, Saturday, when the trial
OF Charles and Fred Hood, OF Chilo-
quin came up on an alleged cattle
rustling charge preferred by the
government against them last
Thanksgiving. Port Summers, In
dian policeman from the agency and
ten other witnesses were called in
the case. Retrial will come up later.
Summers said today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10

Is now expressed by 'katei.' with
the new appreciation Of home as a
thing to be shared by husband and
wife, and the gradual rise Of the
Japanese women to the position Of
their American and British sis
ters."
DR.. HadeD said that the city pop
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10
Yankees Win 3 to G.;
Lead Series by One
CONTINUED from rage ~

sN~~~~~N>~~~~~~-~~<~~
stole third when Frisch dropped
bali on Smiths throw and dashed
home but was thrown out at the
plate, Frisch to Smith.
Giants: Smith flied TO Miller:
Nchf flied to Ruth: Burns buntcd
snfely in hit and run play; Ban
croft singled sending Burns to
third; Burns was caught running
acme, Meusel 10 Pipp to Ward to
Peck to Schang.
Third innlng-Yankees McNnlly
walked schang hit two bagger send.
Ing Mentally to third; Bancroft threw
est Hoyt firt; Miller flied to Meuesl.
hcNally scored on the fly; Peck went
cut to Kelly unassisted, one run.
Giants: Frisch singles: Young
grounds to third forcing Frisch;
KcNally to Ward; Kelly famed:
Meusel hit two bagger: Young taxi
Ing third; Rawlings out, pop fly to
third.
Fourth inning--Yanltees: Ruth
blnted safely; Ruth scored on
Aeusels double; Rawlings threw
Pipp out at first; Wall hit sacri-
Nee fly to Burns scoring Meusel;
Burns caught McNally's drive; two
runs.
Giants: Ruth limped to left:
Smith walks: Nehf famed out;
Burns famed; Smith out stealing,
schang to wprd.
Fifth inning--Yankees: Schang
fouled out to third; Hoyt out
rrisch to Kelly; Miller doubles;
Peckinpaugh flied out to Meusei.
Giants: Bancroft ont fly to
right; Frisch out. line fly to Peck
inpaugh; Young out by groundcr
to Pipp.
Sixth inning--Yankees: Ruth
famed; Meusel foul fly to first;
Ptpp out; Nehf to Kelly.
Giants: Kelly singled; Meusel
'vSSu heiIy "hTu 70 TeChfupuuBu,
Rawlings popped to Miller; Smith
out. Ward to Pipp.
Seventh inning--Yankees: Ward
flied to Bancroft; McNally flied TO
Bancroft: Schang out. flied to left.
Giants: Nehf flied out to Ruth;
Barns out Hoyt to Pipp; Pipp put
Bancroft out at first. unassisted.
Eighth inning-Yankees Hoyt
famed; Frisch threw miller out at
first; Peckpinpaugh singled to left;
Ruth struck out.
Giants: Frisch grounded out 70.
Pipp; Young singled: Kelly singles
70 right. sending, Yonng, to Third.
bst Kelly thrown out trying for
second; Meusel to Ward: Meusei
fouled out Tom Pip. who caught 1
the ball leaning over the spectn-
tors box.
Ninth inning-Yankees-Meusell
out; Frisch to Kelly; Pipp out;
Kelly to Nehf; Ward out, Rawlings
to Kelly.
Giants: Rawlings doubles to
left; Smith popped to second; sny-
der batting for Nehf; Snyder fan
ned.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-10

BE good and you will be happy
as happy as you can be under the
circumstances.
EverymaI has sense OF iaty. but
not every nan has sense enough to
utilize 1t.
The old-fashioned, ignorant man
who blew out the gas now has a son
who drinks bootleg booze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25

Berlin, "a. bfezna. - President Ebert dohodnuti s
rruskou vadou vydal edkt mz prohasuie "nevoien-
sky sav obezeni m6stech kde vypukly vyrznos While
dem poGinani delnk kabinet dospe pfesvedGen
tfeba vyhlasovat voensky zakon.
Poice zjistia re Berlne sgnalem povsan melo byti
niteni hstorckych pamaek, nicha prvn vyhlednut bl
soup Vitezstvi.
velkou maetkovou skodu zahubu vice nez dvaceti
idskych zivod vyzaday 81 komunscke vyrznosti riz-
ntch mesech Prusku, -Sasku a Hamburku ycera.
Stfedem boufi Sasku bya mansfeldska homicka
obast kde komunse havn svoji pozonos venoval ban
kan veTenym budovm, nichz nektere byly bud pobo-
feny neb 1plne zntenyy faskavnam. Obecn radnice V
Plauen Rodewsch byy zni6eny okresn budovy Lpsku
Freiburgu poskozeny poseze zminenem mlst6 jeden
muz byl poran6n Drazdanech budova okresniho soudu
bya poskozena vbuehem f osoby poraneny Po-
dobny 1tok radnc Auerbachu byl zmaien zattenim
muze, jenz nesl pyte dynamitem.
Manseldu prepadcny byly dve sporitelny ozbroeny-
mi muz auomobilech asi 100000 marek ukofist6no.
Rovnez banks Helbra byla ooupena savkar donutli
"FIebra Anzeger' zastaveni vydavani
Veky dav obkliGil policeini kasana Hettstedu
poaadoval vydar zbrani tam uozenych Deputace vesa
do budovy ably vyednavaa polc avsak nebylo sdeeno
ak to dopadlo
Iondyn pa bezna. DIE zprav, iez zde byly obrzeny,
komunscke hnut N6mecku jest fnancovano ruskym pc
n62 nabylo takovych rozmer re nektere nejdulezej
sch prdmyslG Nemecka isou vazne ohrozeny.
Hamburg, "a. brezna. Patnact civlistd eden po-
csta byo zabtO Sest osob behem vytrznostI
pozd6 odpoledne Dav poksil proomit poll
ceni blize Vulcan lod6nc odzbrojiti poc Po-
ce naiila zastupu. ably rozeel kdyz toho nebyo
posechnuo, sriznici zahah pabu vrhal ruGn granaty
do davu.
Pozdeji pokouseli konat protesni schdzi,
by vSak rozehnan poc. Doprava pouicni draze bya
zasavena po cely den nektere ulce zataraseny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
PREDLOHA o MlNIMALNl
MZDE PRIJATA.

Columbus, "a. brezna. Ohio
ska sn6movna poslanecka n
proti II hlasGm prijala dnes
Schimmerovu pfedlohu ma "a
vedeni minimalni mzdy o.
hin pro zamestnane zeny a oso-
by nedospele. Nynf pfedloha
jde do senatu a kdyby tam by
la pfijata a podepsana guverne
rem, tykala by Sc asi 100000
zen v nasem state. Pfedloha
ustanovuje jmenovani triclen-
ne komise, pozlstavajiel 2 2
muzl a jedne zeny, jez by Wy
setrila, zda-li mzdy placene
zenam a osobam nedospelynl
jsou postacitelne, ably osoby
takove molly slusne ziti. Row
nez by komise vySetfovala pod
minky, "a nichz pracuji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
LANSINCOVA kNiHA
Jest to prvni podrobne intimni vyliceni
udalosti sbehnuvsich Sc ma mirove
konferenci

Boston, "a brezna Robert Lansing, driv6si sekretaf
statu Glen americke mrove komse prozrad sye knize
pod nazvem The Peace Negotiations byla vydana
to tyden7 firmos 9htosa MfnY Se bsl hfzek
signace komse nasledkem neshod presdentem Wilso
vzhledem rozhodnuti Shanungu sve presvedGen
re mnohe podmnek ulozenlch Nemecko byy pfiiS
drasticke, pokorujici a nemoZne spln6ni.
Kniha, niz celia americka vefeinost nedockav6
kala bude cennym prispevkem pffSti historic nebot'
odhauie clonu mnohych vec ez dosud nebyly dobfe
chapany nasedkem toho ze ednani mirove konference
udrzovano tanost jenom rozhodnuti davano vere
Ackol president Wilson nevice jest kritisovan Lam
sngem Shantungske rozhodnu, pf cemz pry po-
dleh svodum vyhruznemu mamiGstv Japonska jinych
ohedech president Jest sav6n do nepfiznveho sv6ta
Pan Wilson potnal pry 81 zcela autokraticky, ostat-
mimi americkymi komsari vubec nerad kerkove
kanceafi puk Housea nimz president aspon po6atkr
radval vice v6d6i tom, d6lo schuZich veke
Gtyrky" (Wson, Cemenceau Lloyd George, orlando nez
Lansing, Bliss White, ostatn americti komisafi
Rovn6z krtsuje Lansing plan Svazu NarodG, iak yysel
mrove konference Zemena ud6lovani mandatu coz
vastne vykofs ovnm slabych zaostaych nrodd pod
rouskou aruismu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
TORNADO.

Nashville, Tenn, "a. bfezna.
Dve osoby byly zabity, jina po-
ran6na smrtelne a deset utrp6-
10 zran6ni lehtiho razu pri
tornadu, jez vzalo svIj wink V
Berlin, vesnici deset mil ma "a
pad cd Lewisburgu dnes odpo.
ledne a hnalo Sc k severovycho
du do vZdalenosti patnacti mil.
Dvanact obydli a hospodar-
skych budov bylo smeteno vi
chfici, mnoho jinych domovil
poskoZeno, stromy vyvraceny a
zeleznicni stanice v Anes SHORE
ma. Deset zeleznicnich .kar by
10 odvato koleji Lewisbur-
gu silou vichfice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
NAPRED JEJ OPILI A PAX
OKRADLI.

We stredu vecer zatcen byl
policejnimi strazniky Edwar-
dem Vixen a Josefem Richie
lem Vasil MoCernak, 3142 zap.
6. Ill. ponevadz byl jak Sc fika
"pod obraz bozi". Kdyz Sc Ze
sve opice V lapaku probral,
privolal strazniky a vyprav6l
Jim podivnou historii, kterak
1jei diva muzi hostili vytecnou
koralkou az do stavu nemOty,
ktefi patrne vyuzili teto pre-
dem smluvene okolnosti a IL
kradli mu $3O6. V disledcich
tohoto udani zatkla policie 9.
precinktu diva podezrele muze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
MONARCHISTICKE SPIK-
MUTT.

Berlin, %. brezna. PredSe-
da kfest' ansko socialisticke
strany Bavorsku, Wit Heller,
vyZradil Wade, re v zemi bylo
chystano velke monarchisticke
spikieuti, ma{ici ia 1cel dosa-
diti korunniho prince Rupp-
rechta ma bavorsky trim a to
"a pomoci francouzske arma-
dy, ktera mela bavorskou zem
docasn6 okkupovati. Heller sve
udani dokumentoval zradnymi
listinami, spiklencnm n6jakym
zpGsobem odnatymi. Hlavnim
spiklencem byl hrab6 Bothmer,
jemuz Sc pficita, ze osnoval
schuzku francOuZskeho mini
stra Barthona s nekorunova-
nym dosud bayofskym kralem
Ruppreehtem Il svycarskych
hranic. DostaveniGko to vyied-
nal V Mohuci S francouZskym
generalem Degouttem. Jiny
spiklenec, George Helm, mel
prince ma misto dostayenltka
proyazeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
MOVE ULTIMATUM
Spojenci vyrizuji Nsmc6m, ze do l. kvst.
ma museji zaplatiti 20,0O0,0O0,OOO
zlatych marek

Parfz "a. brezna. - Nemecka vlada byla uvedomena
spoeneckou nahradovou koms dnes, re celkovy obnos
900 zatych marek povnnovany die canku 235
mrove smouvy mus byti zapacen do l. kvetna, neb nak
dodatecne tresty budou ulozeny N6mecko
Nota nahradove komise bya dorucena n6mecke dele
gac zde ako odpoved nemecke odepreni zaplai
900 900 900 zatych nahradovy 1Get kterazto
castka mela byti vyrovnna N6mci by zadan aby
nota dodana byla Wade Berlne rychle jak
mono.
Komise We sve note pravi re neni niceho smouv6
Versalske, by il nuo vysechnouti nemeckou vadu
hledne podmnek nichz onech 10000 0O0 600 zatych
arek m6o by byti zaplaceno. N6mci otiz sve odpo
y2d ma prvn spoenecky po5adavek navrhova ably poeG
ma komse znalcG rozhodla materalu odevzdaneho
N6mc spojencim Tvrdi otz, re cey ten ucet vyrovna
nacez spo odpovidaji este dluhuj 900 000
900 zatych marek.
Nyn spojenci pozadui zaplacen pnych 10000 600 900
zlatych marek do kvena nestane tax, chopi da
Sch donucovacich prosredku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
DEBS We WASHINCTONE.
Byl tam povolan generalnim
navladnim Daughertym a po
rozmluve |. MIN vratil Sc do
vezeni.

Washington, "a. brezna. -
Propulsion docasne z federalni
trestnice V Atlante, Eugene V.
Debs pfijel do Washingtonu
dnes po dive a pul hodiny
rozmlouval s generalnim ma
vladimir Harry Nj. Daugher-
tym % moznosti udeleni milo
sti.
Bee vselikeho dohledu a v
obcanskych satech, tento muz,
jenz byl ctyfikrate navrzen "a
presidenta Sp. StatI socialisty,
prijel do narodniho kapitolu a
dnes veter jest opet ma cest6
do trestnice, aniz by jeho to-
toznost byla byvala objevena
Ponevadz byl svym vlastnim
advokatem, kdyz byl souzen a
usv6dGen u distriktniho federal
niho soudu v Clevelandu pro
pfekazeni odvodnimu zakonu
jeho pravni Zastupce nemoh'
byti povolan, ably Sc primlou
val "a neho jako "politickeho
vezne," jenz mel by byti pro
puSten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
BALON v NEBEZPECI
DIE posledni zpravy prinesene postovni-
mi holuby klesal do more

Pensacola, Fla "a. bfezna. Zdeisi vzduchoplaveckou
sanc bylo oznameno dnes ze baon, vyet6lo pet
muzd 1tery veter, pod velenm ha2nho ubytovatee t.
w. Wilknsona, pohfesuie.
Posednl mf0rmace bya obdrzena dnes rano kdy diva
posovni houb vratli vZkaZy Jeden zn6 re balon
by bize ST. Andrews zvu, Florida unaSen ma sire more
Druhy, obdrzeny pozdej sd6lova prez
bya vyhazena re balon by chvi vyS ienom 100
stop pozvOlna kesal.
Ridielny balon n6kok mofskych aeroplant ihned W.
sano bylo patrani baonu vsak nebvlo
po mem naezeno sopy anz po ieho muzstvu DGstojnci
vzduchopaveck6 sanc zdes chova nejvazneiSi obavy
beZpecnOst muzG balone. Vede Wilknsona jsou r.
R. Bland srojnk E. L. Kershaw, j. Elder w. H. Tresry
STUDENT sboru namofnl p6choy. Balon vznes odtud
Y hod ltery odpoedne lmyslem lecd byo podnknou
ii celonotni plavbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
81 OBETf VYBUCHU.

Milan, "a. brezna. Neipo-
slednejsl Zpravy o vybuchu
bomby V divad1e Diana sdeluji,
re 81 osob bylo zabito 100
poraneno. Vybuch byl strasli-
w. V divadle povstala nepo-
psatelna panika a hrGza vzro-
stla jest6, kdyz vsechna sv6tla
shasta a re vsech stran ozyva
10 Sc stenani ranenych. Policie
a vojsko povolano ku zjednani
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NEZNAMY UTOPENEC.

Poblize mostu ma Maine A
We. byla vytazena z reky Guy
ahoga vcera odpoledne mrtvo-
la neznameho muze. ktera by
la dopravena do marnice ceske
pohrobnicke firmy E. Rause
ma Broadway. Die ohledani
koronera C. A. Hammonda le-
zela mrtvola We vode n6kolik
m6sicI.
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kARDINAL GIBBONS
ZEMREL..
Pchfeb hlavy rimsko-katolic-
ke cirkve v Americe konnn bu.
de We ctvrtek.

Baltimore, "a. brezna. -
James kardinal Gibbons, arei-
biskup baltimofsky a prelat
senior katolieke cirkve We Spo-
jenych Statech, Zemrel V
l1:33 dnes dopoledne We SVEN
81. roce, skonav tax tise, ze ami
jeho osetfovatelka, sestra z
iednoho reholniho radu, neby-
la 81 jista, re konec nadesel.
Hrob kardinaluv, v n6mz u
lozen bude We ttvrtek, bude
vyklenek pod hlavnim olta-
rem kathedraly. Mramorova
deska latinskym napisem V
severni zdi bude oznacovati
misto jeho T osledniho odpocin-
ku. Do tohoto kostela. "a jehoz
jizni Zdi odpoGiva sest arcibi-
skupG marylandskych, rodiGe
kardinala Gibbonse pfinesli
jej ke kftu, tam vysvecen byl
ma biskupa a poZdeji ma arci-
biskupa a tam 80. Gervna 1866,
vsazen byl M jeho hlavu bret
kardinalsky.
Tam rovn6z stoii trim kardi-
nalsky a mad trGnem viseti bu-
de kadinaluv 6erveny bret,
symbol kniZectvi v katolicke
hierarchii. Bude tam viseti,
pokud kathedrala stati bude.
Ocekaya sc, ze diva kardina-
love pfijedou do Baltimore We
ctvrtek, kafdinal O'Connell z
Bostonu 1 kardinal Regin z
Canady. Msgr. Bolzano, apo
stolsky delegat We Washingto-
ne, bude slouziti zadusni msi.
NarozeRFv Baltimore 2 ir
skych rodied, %. cervence,
1884, James Gibbons ztravil
sv6 detstvi Y hsku, ale kdyz
bylo mu ctrnact rokG, rodina
jeho vratila Sc do Ameriky, u
sadiysi Sc v New Orleansu, kde
naSeI 81 hoch zam6stnAni v gro
cdrnim obchode. Bylo vsak
vEdycky pranim jeho stati Sc
kn6zem q to Sc uskuteGnilo. Po
odbyti nutnych studlI pyl Wy
svecen ma kneZe pri vypuknuti
dbGanske valky.
We SVEN duchovnlm ufad6
nostupoval velmi rychle, jiz V
RI 1868 jmenovan byl papeaem
iako titularni biskup North
Csroliny. Arcibiskupem balti-
morskym stal Sc We 43 letech.
Ma kardinala byl povysen v r.
1886,
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Povinnosti sveho Gfadu wy
konaval kardinal Gibbons sko-
ro az do sve smrti. Roznemohl
sc sice tezce ma poGatku pro-
since, kdy dlel navstevou V u
Mon Mills, Nd, avsak po-
zdravil Sc opet q smltelna ne
moe jeho Zacala y ned6li po
payratas2 aatot bilpye W.
jizdky.