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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
LET us UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER.

make investment under mIsapprehenSIon
to Journals policy Nor do want one to invest
willing leave free to follow that policy in
ve small those who to keep the Jour-
nal Free Here will be my policy:
The Journal be independent with republican
tendency republican party and republican candidates
support in order to have it, We will not hesitate
to support democratic party democratic candidates,
feel that the public good will be best served
thereby
We will at all times highest ideals of service and
citizenship.
stand for justice We will heartily help each interest
until further help interference with the just rights
of other interests
The weak especial charges the strong do not need
our help strong and designing to be to
will be fought until they their proper place
Beyond that point will pursue
AS in the past expend strength organizing and
crvsazng public opinion favorable civic righteousness
Just laws high minded officials and state progress.
We will boosting Albuquerque but will think in terms
of state wide advancement.
Without malice fear enamored of justice, will
deal justly but vigorously
quiet of private practice of the law court conflict but
take Joy in a battle for the public welfare.
have made mistakes. hope with better acquaintance with
conditions, will make fewer. But mistakes do not matter
desire to be of people does That
sincere desire
If YOU are in accord with this policy whether
done in the past, will aid little in carrying
it out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
WHO OWNS A NEWSPAPER?

body every of Occasionally
who rch all the stocks and bonds. Usually
owned by special interests in return for
policy which will protect those interests what they
Any who accepts such assistance honor
bound repress which would harm them and to advo
cate will help them regardless of the public interest
any get satisfaction out of running
under such is welcome the job We do
it.
newspaper should be financed by the rank and file of the
people and its only duty the people people want
unbiased and uncontrolled newspaper, they will aid in
financing it. The law ought to forbid from being
otherwise than by public subscription that all
the influences behind it, Being unable to wholly
finance the Journal alone, willing adopt other
but appeal the people would prefer to quit
otherwise as opportunity only joy the
work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
The JOURNAL SELF-sUPP0RTlNG

The Journal needs help in paying operating Its
income last year greater than its his
tory year the income greater than in the first
quarter year. subscriptions hundred greater
than took the paper The Journal
well able pay the interest its bonds The is
good investment and bond-hoders have gilt-edged
curity.
Do not confused. The Journal asking for help.
Its asking your help in paying the purchase price
the paper rich enough to be able to all the
bonds and ask to take of the bonds
at what they l ask only the price paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
Freedom OF The PRESS NECESSARY

The freedom of the press is essential in America.
Without it we will perish. The ownership of news
papers by special interests is the curse of the re-
public. New Mexico needs to have it's greatest
daily paper operated in the interest of the people
and financed by them Money is rather tight. If
each leaves this to those to whom it will be con-
venent, it will not be done. All must sacrifice to
help good cause. The investment is safe. This
matter will not wait. Please act today by filling
out the blank and forwarding your check.
| have been advised to make sale of the paper and
not to jeopardze my equity, amounting to several
tens of thousands of dollars, by hazarding defeat
by the failure of the public to respond to this ap-
peal. have deliberately chosen this course be-
cause | believe in the people. pledge myself not
to sell the Journal during the life of these bonds.
Your money will not be used unless sufficient
amount is subscribed to insure my continued con-
troll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
SUBSCRIBE TODAY
NV Financial Situation

this the
considerable of the purchase price his personal notes 1t
would be able qidte these borrowings from
United this
impossible financial and political influences which he has
bear The condition
banks has for calling of loans We have been driven into
thousand dollars indebtedness of the
owner buying Journal days
sell the and dictated
thing of
appealing people help keep freedom action We the
the third IF the people decide that they
different strong policy will forced adopt the first
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-06
Should The Journal Continue
as a Free" Organ?

Journal has been under the No
has owned dollars worth of the stock bonds but the undersigned Its
editorial policy No special
1t has sought form
would policy has
people thought has been for the public welfare Thereby
hostility powerful financial influences who would
the public
has stood for ideals of good citizenship Should such
a policy be continued? The people give the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10

TO write to ]. c. b., and tell him thst
she found tho letter and had mailed "
to tho addressee. To think was 70 syS'
with Kathie. She signed her letter N.
w H. that was all. but she knew she
had relieved the mind of J. G. b..
Mr. Page r. Cushman received ms
letter in due time, so j. G. B receiEeu
the answer from him, shortly after MS
advertisement appeared in the paper.
But j c. r. was crazy TO know VINO
had done him the Kindness OF mailing
the letter.
lie was young and fond of adventure,
so put a personal In a paper:
"w,ll X. w. H. please communicate
with ]. c. r., as same would like to ex-
press thanks in person"
Mother 70 called Kathio excitediy,
come here -
mother. SIS she came hurrying in. Lis
ten" and 1Sathie read the personal
Shall tell him---or her-or IL, who
ann"
J. G, Il. remained In Ignorance. In the
meantime Mr.. page b. Cushman came
to Boston OH business, met y. G. B., ana
he told him the letter had been lost.
Cushman became interested also in
the person who had had the good sense
J. c. j. decided it must have been
man who had acted so promptly. Page
hoped II was q nice girl, but then ne
said II might have been some kllu olu
lady and straightway forgot all about
ii for the time being
Katherine went to Portland Tor
party to which her college chum, Elea-
nor Page, had invited her.
In their bedtime condolences she re-
lated the story OF the lost letter.
Eleanor chuckled at the name OF the
addressee, but said never word
who in the world is j. c. B. won
dered Eleanor. "Oh, that isn't a name.
Il s Just a box IN an Office answered
wisely.
Eleanor was disappointed. she con-
cluded Everything was ready for the
party Al was jolly and bright. Eleanor
and Kathie awaited the coming or the
guests. They arrived, n lively, jolly
bunch Of Young people.
dance was over, meet my cousin. Mr..
Page H. Cushman." Kathie fairly
Jumped but acknowledged the introduce
ton with a smile.
She thought. what fine-looking man.
As for Page. his heart gave big
hump when he looked into two beauti-
full brown eyes, uplifted to him.
They danced and their steps were in
''r During the evening Kathie said
Who is 7. e. b"
u, {. H" am sure don't know" =,
Mr. Cushman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10

Page laughed and gave his little
cousin a squeeze.
he might like you, though"
"oh, Page. stop teasing, ] don't want
him L just wondered who he was, and
IL the letter was Of Importance
at was, and I must thank Misc Lsu.
renee" But he did not tell Eleanor who
J. g. u. was, as she remempereo mucn
to her chagrin afterward
The holidays over, Kathie wsnt back
to Boston. Page was often In her mind
Eleanor came up 70 Boston to shop
and stayed with Katnie.
They were driving down washington
street in Kathie's car, when they saw
Page with a big fellow like himseif
hurryins along in the crowd.
"oh, Page :" called Eleanor. He turned
and saw Eiea nor, and tho girl he knew
now was the one girl for him.
Bradley. this Ia my cousin, Miss Page,
and Miss Kathie Laurence
''Mr. Bradley and 1 have met before,
haven't we, Jack?'
I'VE certainly have, Kathie."
Eleanor. behold ]. c. B., John c.
Bradley" continued Page.
Then you did use your own initials
Jack. mailed your letter." said Kathie.
you're wonder Kathie; you put
a nice little sum in both our pockets"
Tn glad" quietly. with smile ale, into to
the car by this time, being rushed to
It did not take long to prove to J.
c. B. that he did not hate one little
face. when Page took her in his arms
and their lips-met, Kathie knew that
everything was all right with her
world.
Next eorpIe,. nareIe@ts--The Rsd atad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10

You dont7" questioned Kathio
that's strange" she added.
They danced and Kathie forgot her
curiosity as to the person of J. G. 3.
Then Eleanor danced with her cousin
and said, who Is J. c. B., Page?
For heavens sake, Eleanor, who is
this mysterious J. c. b."
That's what 1 want to know" re.
marked she with a twinkle in her eye.
Miss Laurence also asked the same
question"
Yes. we want to know"
Well. why ask me?'
Because you must know, he is a
friend of yours
rs he?"
wei, he wrote you letter and lost
It."
oh
And Kathio found It."
she did,"
she did"
BLESS her heart"
Now, ] know, who ]. c, B. is, but
you can't have him he hates girls"
"oh. is that so: Well, hate fussy
bachelors"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10

Here is a set OF aluminium
measuring spoons--four sizes.
They are free to users of Jify-
JeIl. See the offer below.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
Our gift offer

Buy from your grocer tvel,.
packages Jiffy-Jell In assorted
Aavors. Cut out the IN trade
marks in the circle on " front
of each package. Send them To
rs with the coupon, and we will
mail you free all four mes,u,.
ing spoons. Cut out coupon
now.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10

tro be CoDtip ued)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
Things You'll LoCe TO Make

CRoCHETED BANDS like those
shown are the makings of a very charm
ing nightgown. Use gown with a sim
pie full bodice. Crochet the bands OF a
rather fne thread and in q pretty flet
design. Sew the yoke band TO tho top
Of the bodice and tack the long bands
at the waist line and at the bottom of
the hem Finish the front OF the yoke
with little crocheted flower in pink
blue or yellow for the flower and green
for the leaves. These CROCHETED
BANDS for n NIGHTGOwN make a
stunning gift for a brides shower.
FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
Your Souls in Your Hand
ny IRVING X. BACON

Crosses, Cross-bars and pots On Head
Line
: A. Tho eros. and cross bars sig
Nifty obstructions In the channel OF
: thought. Dots indicate brain dis
orders, more or less grave, according
to their sire.
ominous signs in almost any part oc
The palm. crosses. cross-barS and dots
are particularly so on the head line \
cross, as we have seen (Section T.%%N)
Is an obstruction and when on the head
line, its operation is similar TO that OF
the chained formation Of the line. That
Is IL tells of weak mentality. lacking
tr power OF concentra ton. lack Of mem.
ory and. generally also poor Judgment
There is one solace, however. which
redeems tie cross from being as sinister
n sign as the chained line: that is that
n may mark only temporary condition.
whereas the chain indicates as long a
period OF adverse conditions as the line
covered by its presence shows. Whether
the cross Is a sign OF temporary or per-
cnanent disa abilttv. may be seen from the
good or bad appearance Of the rest OF
fhe line and also from the indications
arked on the LIE line.
Cross-bars are even worse than
crosses. for they indicate an actual sc-
tive. and often acute. brain disorder
whereas the crosses snow only a pas
sively undesirable condition. II the
cross-bars do not cut deep. but are
slight. and there are many Of them they
Indicate a tendency 10 headaches
Dots usually signify acute disorders ~
The brain. II the dot is very large and
very red. the disorder Is likely 10 he
grave enough 20 call FOR medical atten.
tfon at once What the outcome Is Ike
ly 20 be, the rest OF the head line and
The condition OF the life line will show.
tro be CoDtipued)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
to users Of Jify-Jell

You want them to have il, ~.
cause real fruit is heaithf,d.
Children need it daily.
Here it costs no extra pr;es.
II costs the same price a. the
old-style quick desserts.
Get il for the family's sake.
Insist on Jiffy-Jell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
Taste the fruit
Children want 1t

The children want Jiffy-Jell.
They like this rich fruity taste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
DARE II aEAMA 81
aGUE4ysuTA FUBLIcA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
|si CulturA 'l1eul'' din Salem. @.
au avut petrecere de Nara
(Picnic) in ziua sde 10 1ulie 1927
al carui rezNltaf au fost destul
de multamnitor atat din punct de
vedere neral eat 81 material deci
pc .aceasta Gale ne tineM de da-
torinta a aduce. multamita onor.
public. care .ah ibine volt lua
parte la .aceaata petrccere 81 spe.
ram caci 81 lin viitor ne vor ,da
sprijinal D-nealor. Tot odata adu-
Gem deosebita multumita onor
domni care pc langa ticatul dc
1ntrare au tbimevbit ne da sisu-
|prasdviri dtlpa.tcum ulnneaza:
'Safrssr .G'anja, presedmte SOC
loan Piperrra c,i sofia $500
Efrem Balan Gu sofia $1.0O
Alexandra Huditean soc; Clubul
Dorobantul Roman din loc $500
IPetru Rob din Akron, o. *1.OO;
Pavel Bueum 25c; Vasile Ouciu
New York *l.O0; Stiff Neaeu GU
Scotia $500; Nick Moldovan cu
sofia din CantonWhio SLIGO
George Miera *1.OO; Ananie Pri
don $l.0O; Nec,llai NedeIca CT
sofia 800; Rosalim Acsentt
$1.OO;
nitrate in total la aceasta pc
trecere au fost ........ $2lS.4(
Este 151.2'
I Velfit eurat -. ....... H67 n
I Inca odata adb,eem sinceril
mtfftamiri tutmer acelera care al
avut drasbstea de a participa l
1aceasta petrecere 81 ii rugim c
Isl pc viitor sa ne dea tot sprijinu
D-nealOr. In nnmele Socictati
'Leuf" din Salcm, Ohio.
4 Issffon CANA, 1Jreseaimte.
George Manciu1ea, sccretm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
e0x vOrARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Tnirii'' din Detroit, Mich.
Pc aceasta Gale Cdnvoaca pc toti
'menibrii eli Gle a lua parte la Sc
'dinta Generala extra -ordinara ca
re va avea Toe Dumineca in Z
August la orele 2 p. m. in Hala
Chene de sub Numarul 2646
Monroe Ave. Ayand chestii foarte
importante de resolvat, toti mem
bril- snnt rugati lua parte la
$edinta aceasta.
In ilumele Societatii 'Desteap.
tate Romano H0ra Jfnirii" am
ramas salnlandu-va Gu toata
stima.
(T78-79). 1residiu1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
,NFoR1MATiuNl

Montolair. n. j. James A. Atkins,
eri STA celebrat implinirea a 80
de ami al vietii sale. Tn onoarea
acestei zile el a facut o plimbare
de IL mile pc jos. Ell e sanatos 81
mai crede ca emai batrin de 60
ami. El fumeaza ca 81 cand era de
% ami. Secretul sanatatii sale c
ca ma 'beut bcutura alcoolica
nici cand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
81 Ia 8 Septembrie
Vaporul de mare iuteala
KING ALEXANDER

NJ cumparati billet de calatorie
pentru merge i'm Patria veche 81
pentru Gudele ce 2oriti sa aduceti
In America. M trimiteti 81 nni
ma curnparati bani gaia pana ma
aflati preturile noastre, mai ieftine
ca ori unde, 81 va yom dovedi ca
pnteti economist multi bani. Il
! ! Scrieti char astazi 81 yeti primi
toate mdrumarile fara de nici O
nllata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02

NOTA-la daaea de seana la nitrate pc luna Aprie
indus lntraele pentm cazur della Societatea Araana
in sua de 4S5 pentru CELEBRATE chana Mr. 1851
81 nreglstra in regstru de Cass la posta Mr. O Onor
Societate rngata ua la cunostinta.
Alliance, O., % Iulie 1927.
loan n. SUFANA, Secretar gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
AN@N]sVNss)NeJ&sl)xs x1)zOsAO
IA AQglbRA s. AlAP6

Pc faecare III primim memumdrote
scrisori della fratii Ron,dni, cars ar
dori sd piece IN Patria veche d0r
We fricd Cd nm Sc MAI pot refntoar.
&c IN, aceastd tara.
Acei- ce doresc sd piece in Patria
teche 81 sd Sc reintvarcd IN aceast6
tara; nOtayasl mOstyu le "a pregdti
1fdrd de mici plntd) dOcunsentasl
cM care Sc cor putea reimtOarce, tre-
buind ca IN 6 luna sd fie negresh
in america. 3
VINDEM BILETE DE ca
LATORIE Pc ORICE LIME
Urmatoarele vapoare merg
direct la Constanta: .
MCCALL HELLAS, 6 August
AMERICA -. 6 August
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
RAPPORT

NJ 1ff0-O1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03
PRODAJf Sc move peti !

PRODAJf Sc move peti a
sesti pokojov6 domy Sc vsim
modernim zarizenim a I'VE
lebenim ma Lenacrave Ave,
proti kostelu sv. Rodiny V
Corlett. Mono je koupiti s
malou castkou hotove a zby-
tex splacet jako najem. Do
my tyto budou otevreny ku
prohlfdce Ultra v ned6li a
pax V pond6li ma delnickv
svatek po cely den. Dobr6
stavebnf loty neb markyce
vezmem jako splatku. Blizsl
sdeli Jam. j. Heidler, 12301
Miles Ave. Tel. Broadway
1869 - Union 800 w. 9-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03
SOkOLSkY ZAJEZD DO
MORAVSKE TREBOVE.
Jak nemecka mladez zdravila
Sokolstvo.

Sokolstvo zupy "Krale Jill
no" prozilo uchyatne dny v
ned6li IA. t. m. Moravske
Tfebove. Jiz ohlasenf podniku
sokolskeho vzbudilo protest
nemeckeho a krajskeho tisku,
ktery Sc snazil vSemi prostfed
ky zmafiti zajezd sokolsky.
Vysledky jsou znamy. Pc od-
mitnuti vsech svych navrhu
mor.-tfeboysti Nemci vyzvali
obyvatelstvo, ably zavrelo sve
domy, stahlo zaclony a ucinilo
z Nor. Trebove mrtve mesto.
Vefeine cviceni nedelni minu-
10 klidne, poTadek vabec ne
byl porusen. Odiezd zupy
zvlaStn1m vecernim vlakem
rovnez byl klidny. Pouze O.
kolnich vesnicich, jimiz vlak
Sc Sokolstvem projizd6l, Sc
Nemci, hlavn6 mladez, prici-
novali S ukazkou sve kultury.
Kluci patrne 2 navodu panI
ucitelG delali dlouhe nosy a
n6mecke divky V zavodenf
kulturnim obracely Sc zadky
k vlaku a vyhrnovaly sukne a
ukazovaly SokolGm - re nosl
take kalhoty. Bezpfikladna gu
|rovost neznych Nemkyn stoji
|skutecne "a zv6cneni jako no.
w doklad "zarici nemecke
vzdelanosti". - Sokolstvo u
kazalo tn disciplinovanost a
silu svych SIKH. V prdvodu by
10 ma 500 muz1 a 400 zen.
Vsechna cviteni byla Sc "a
'jmem sledovana. Slavnost Sc
We ysech smerech vydafila a
posilila cesky zivel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03
Vzpoura Egypt'ani.

VAPoufh LByPl anu. Jeulld
filmova vyrobna v Berline de-
la prave snimky pro vypravny
film "Dcera faraonova". Rezi
ser najal 5000 nezamestna-
nych a dal je dopraviti ma To-
dich "a Berlin, aby tam ma
Spr6ve sehrali boj ma Nillu,
Kazdy mel dostat 60 marek, a
lie V posledni chvili "Egypt'a-
ne" prohlasili, ze nehrajf, me-
dostanou-li pridano Is marek.
Rezii nezbylo nez vyhoveti "a
dosti. Ale vzboufenci Sc tim
nespokojili. Zadali novych 25
marek a teprve potion, "a 100
marek, sehral kazdy svou e.
gyptskou 1lohu. Stala tedy je-
dina scena jenom ma honora-
rich $4,000 marek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03
S 3 6 o o

koupi pekny dunn ma Broad
way u kostela sv. Vaclava; s
svetnic, koupelna, elektrika a
plyn, lot 375 str. dlouhy, We
pfedu dost mista k postaveni
obchodu neb velk6 garaze pro
auta. 5000 neb vice postaci co
prvni splatka, ostatni jako ma
jem. Toto je velka lace. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauer. 9-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03

Ashtabula, 7pokojovy dun Y
dobrem stavu, velka bank barn
s cementovou podlahou, sypka,
slepitnfk, prasetnik, II tun Sc
ma. 2 kon6, 5 krav, 3 vepfe,
100 slepic, vsechno natini a
,1roda Sc proda spolu. Cena
'$55OO, hotove $2500 a zbytek
ma splatky. The Atlas Finance
CO.. 5458 Broadway. Frank
Mlckovsky. 9-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03
PODZIM Sc BLfzf.

Prfchod podzimku ohlasuje
Sc kazdorocne tymiz potizemi.
Dostavuje Sc nechut' k jidlu,
zacpa, slabost a unava po ce-
lem tele. Znate stare poreka-
dlo: Trochu leku. V cas- stoji
meme nez pozdeji libra lecenf?
Vezmete Trinerovo Horke VI
no, a tento spolehlivy prostfe-
dek prenese vas bez nesnazf
pres zmenu rocniho casu. Tri-
nerovo HoTke Vino obnovi
chut' k jidlu, zbavf vas zacpy,
lrczplasf pocit nevolnosti a uve-
de opet mysl vasi do rovnova-
hy. Reumatismus svaIovy a
kloubovy a neuralgie jsou take
obvyklymi podzimnfmi hosty.
lZkuste TrinerGv Liniment
pf esvedc!te Sc, ze je to lex sku-
ltecne spolehlivy. Take Sc ma
.lpodzim objevujf nachlazeni v
hlave a ma prsou, kasel, zanet
prGdusek a pod. Neotalejte a
uzivejte TrinerGv Mirnitel ka-
sic. Pro boleni V krku neilep-
Sim kloktadlem je Triner1v
Antiputrin. Vas lekarnik neb
obchodnik leky ma vsechny
tyto leky ma sklade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-03

Vrahove dopadeni dcery
zavrazdeneho.
dcery

Starosta obce Zamlekova,
starsi jiz muz, zabyval Sc tez
dohazovanim pozemka usedlo
stl. Obchody tyto provad6l
Ijmenem zamlekovskeho OBJ
chodnika Ofnera a odeSel asi
pred Ia dny 2 domova patrne
"a podobnym obchodem, vzav
sebou podle sdeleni 10000 K.
Cd t6 DOLBY byl nezvestnym, az
oznamil mfstnf koyar naleZ
mrtvoly Y Ofnerove zit6 blize
Bizkova mlyna u statni SLIM
ce. Starosta E. Hejduk mel
hlavu roztfiSt6nu die vSeho
kladivem, vice ranami. Ma mi
ste asi odehral Sc kruty Zapas,
vrahove byli die vSech Zna-
mex diva. Pole zdupano, roz-
trhane kusy od6vu lezely ko-
lem. T6lo bylo jiz We zna6n6m
rozkladu V parnych dnech
techto, mock jako fidka ka-
Se .vyt6kal z lebi. DostavivSi
,se komise m6la malo zavideni
hodnou praci. Pc vykonan6 pi-
I've byl Hejduk jeste tehoz
dne pochovan. Jedna Sc zde
asi vrazdu loupeznou a re
misty. Nynl oznamujes nam po-
licejni correspondence: K zpra
We O zavrazdenl Obecniho sta
rosty Emanuela Hejduka re
Zamlekova, okres Klatovy,
dne 90. cervence t. r. sdeluje-
me, ze vrazdu spachaly jeho
vlastnf dcery, 28-leta Marie a
31-leta Jana. Byly cetnictvem
re Stribrnych Hor zatteny. u
okresniho soudu v Planici Sc
ke vsemu priznaly.
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Hotove 5000 a zbytek ma
mfrne splatky koupf dvouro-
dinny dim A pokojich a
koupelhou nahore a 5 poko-
itch a koupelnou dole, elektri-
ka, voda, plyn, bridlicova stfe-
cha, fernes, dlazdena ulice.
Naleza Sc blize kary a skoly.
Cena $4,000. Haste Sc u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Pteite Sc ma Mr.. Rob. Kohou-
70 9-5
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CHCETE-LI DO STARE
VLASTI

a tfeba-li Yam informaci a porady, kupte 81
lodni llstky v jedinem ceskem istavu Gle
veland6, jehoz vyhradnfm obchodem ie OBJ
staravani lodnich listku my jsme pfesved-
ceni, re sluzba Vam poskytnuta Vas doko-
male uspokoji kazdem smeru.
Chcete-li ST zakoupit zde majetek neb iej
prodat ci jej pojistit, neb chcete-l poslat
penize svym milym do Czech,
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Nemocny: u domovnice je
mnoho lidi, rikate - to jsou
asi moji drazf pratele, kteri Sc
prichazeji poptati po mem
zdravi.
Navstevnik: o, nikoli, to
jsou lide, kterf Sc ptaji, opu-
stlte-li brzy tuto zemi tento
byt.
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Obchodni zvyklosti.

"Podivej Sc tamhle ma fesa-
ka Barvfre, jakou 81 to wal
manzelku: hotovou hromadku
kostip
80, Wis on cd sveho
tchana, feznika, dostal dim
a tn "hromadku kosti" musel
witt prfvazkem!" /"
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Posledni vile.

"Kamarade, zdali pax uz
mas take napsanu poslednf VII
Ii? WIS je to dIlezite. Clovek
nevf, co sc mu kdy stane, po-
sledni vile jest dGlezita vec." "
II del pokoj, u mas at Sc
stane co stane, poslednf Will
ma vzdy zena."