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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

In a dugout under a house in
course of construction on the A.
2. Yedd place near Knappa, Off
GERS found an IS gallon still and
$50 gallons of corn mash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

If all the sea dried up, 1t has
been estimated that the salt de-
posit left would form a covering
one mile thick over million
square miles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Bicyclist, Struck
BY Car, lis TJnhurt

Thomas Airport, 4sS South 18th
street. escaped injury yesterday
when the bicycle he was riding
was struck by an automobile driv-
en- by e, S. Rich. 14S Miller street
Neither the bicycle nor the auto
mobile were damaged.
The accident occurred on 18th
street. Both men had been head
ed south and Airport. who was
ahead, had essayed to turn east
on State when he was struck.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

The American man on the aver
age is taller than the Briton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

The board of directors of the
Albany chamber of commerce has
given unanimous Endorsement to
the Portland 1859 exposition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
The Poor Inventor!

THE originator of idea has wasted his time unless he
is able to interest one else in his creaon-uness
that someone else enjoy it or benefit by it.
1t because thoughts freely radated-so easily
exchanged and spread broadcast-that this country is
fine place to live in
Consider the advertisements in this paper They are
thoughts. Many of them thoughts conceived with
you in mind-thoughts for your comfortyour pleasure
your health-your satisfaction. Thoughts that will
save you time and money
Do you take full advantage of them2 Advertising is
the voice of American business
Don't close your ears to it
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Events

cent. S-Realtors' lunch =
: 4 am. Marion hotel. =
: : Sept. 26-oct. 2 State :
"a, Oct. 8. Opening OF =
: salem schools : :
: . 4 \ X Il x \ X x y =
" a epidemic Of measles inyoly-
..g 900 cases at the state insti-
,nI .nfion for feeble minded during
MO month of August, was re-
sarted - to the board Of control
sstarday Ss by superintendent Smith
d. because Of the absence of ade-
amste hospital facilities at the
snstitntion, Smith points out, it
n.ss 10 not possible to isolate the
cases which spread throughout the
entire institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Union county has 100 farms
with a total acreage of 29S,049.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

A part of the 100000 water
bonds recently voted by the city
Of Corvallis have been sold and
the work of improving the system
will be started at once.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

The Yamhill County Pow-Wow
is the name Of a new organiza-
.tion comprising the five posts OF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Chief Highway Engineer Her
bert Num- has returned from east
ern Oregon and reports that the
last unit Of the Columbia highway
has been opened for traffic. The
highway is now graded and sur
faced from Astoria to Pendleton
and paved from Astoria to The
.Dalles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Salem police today were search
ing for an automobile reported to
have been stolen yesterday from
a Eugene motorist.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Rev. Joseph Emery, of Salinas,
Cal. who has spent the past week
with relatives in Salem, left on an
afternoon train for Portland. He
is a retired minister of the South
ern Methodist church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Mrs. R. A. Harris, 624 North
rapitol street. spent the day in
Portland visiting friends. She will
return tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Eugene motorist.
New Buick four now being
demonstrated. Otto ]. Wilson, 3Ss
N. Commercial. 213*
Mrs. w. NJ. Hill of Bend is a
Visitor in the city and is register
ca at the Marion hotel. She ex-
poets to leave for her home soon.
+. W. Marks of Eugene was in
saiem ever Sunday, returning to
his home today.
Put and Take Tops 15c. The
Ace, 127 N. High. 212"
Ralph Clarke and Fred Vaughn
ot RickreaIl spent yesterday in Sa-
ZEN and returned today.
H. Frederickson of Dallas was
visitor in Salem last night.
A car driven by George F. Judd
VI PORTLAND, a representative Of
'ne Kings Products company,
vas slightly damaged Saturday
Mofning when it was struck by
.erchants' delivery truck driven
Dy Homer Cross. The collision oc-
eurred on Commercial street be-
.seen State and Court. Neither of
1ne drivers was injured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

The new Buick 4 is here. Otto
]. Wilson, 3SS N. Commercial.
213+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

New Buick four now being
demonstrated. Otto ]. Wilson, 3Ss
N. Commercial. 213*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Ralph Clarke and Fred Vaughn
oi Riekreall spent yesterday in Sa-
lem and returned today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Put and Take Tops 15c. The
Ace, 127 N. High. 212"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

+. W. Marks Of Eugene was in
saiem ever Sunday, returning to
his home today.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
,PINE-FOROSETED VALLEY
NAMED FOR KAISER'S SON
Joachimthal, Set With Lakes and
Red-Roofed Villas, Former En-
peror Williams Game Preserve.

BY Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1921.
BERLIN, July l4.-Joachimtal, named
for the kaiSer'S son, is a pretty. pine,
foreSted valley, set with lakes and
wastes and stretches of red d-roofed villas.
Joachimthal was one of the S,kaiSer $
game preserves. where he hunted
deer. Hunting has stopped. but the
hunting ca aStle is still occupied by the
former kaiser'S adherents. In this
valley each village is having a cere-
mony which is being duplicated
throughout Germany, unless some
village miraculously went through
the war without losing a man. Ger
many is recounting her dead, is tabu-
lating them, writing their names upon
stones and holding them up to be
seen.
When the writer came through
Joachimthal today he felt like an in
truder upon some sacred rite. The
outskirts of one certain place were
deserted and not even child was to
be seen But from the central square
came the sound of the muffied drums
Of band playing "1ch Hat Elm
Camarade," the German war song.
which begins. Il had comrade, a
better never breathed. A bullet came
along meant for one Of US. 1t tore
him from me, and now l am alone.
The villagers were gathered at the
crossroads about a simple stone en-
graved with list of names. The
stone had just been unveiled and the
mayor Of the village was making
speech, to which all were listening
tntently All who boasted the possess
sion of one wore the ceremonial high
hat.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

Col. Albert S. McLemore. formerly
attached to the office of the adjuta1t
and inspector, United Stltes Marine
Corps, in this city, with family
residence at present at 1855 North
ampton street, Chevy Chase, Is dead
in San Francisco. according to re-
port received by marine headquarters
today Death was due to cancer OF
tl.t stomach.
Col McLemore was we'll known mere
both in congressional AMI military
and naval circles. He served two
terms here in the office of the adJu-
tant and inspector as assistant, from
1913 to 1919.
Born in Franklin. Ttnn.. in 1869. he
was appointed to the United Sta'es
Naval Academy IN 1889. being COM
missionel secohi lieutenant of ma
rines in 1893. He ,e.Ned in the 81
ish-American war. AMI later IN tf:
Philippines, taking p'rt also in the
landing force which Went to San 10
mingo in 1904.
He is survived by wife and dauSh-
ter RESTING d; IN" Cns'v Chase nome.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
DOCTOR USED ONLY TEA.
Hundreds of His Patients Applaud
Him at Trial.

By Wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1921.
BERLIN, July 14.-Hans ~Reinbach,
the wonder doctor of Graf, in south
ern Austria. cured his patients with tea
until he was arrested and fined 10000
crowns, now equivalent to about S12.
Hundreds of patients f1ocked TO Hans.
and even applauded him in court when
they learned that his magic medicine
was plain tea.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
REJOICING IN FRANCE
Celebration Of BastiHe Day Made
Great Event.

PARIS. July 14.-France today cele-
brated Bastille day. the anniversary
of the fall of the ancient prison
which symbolized the oppression
which brought about the French revo-
luton. Observance of the holiday
was begun last night. when vast
crowds gathered In the streets of the
city and danced for many hours.
There were in addition great torch
light parades along the boulevards.
Because Of the Intense heat wave
which has held France in Its grip for
the past fortnight the great annual
military review at Longchamps was
Cancelled. The people, however. had
prepared to celebrate the day in the
historic manner. Tens of thousands of
residents of Paris left the city over
the holiday to escape the intense heat.
In connection with the observance
of Bastille day. 1t was recalled that
three years ago tomorrow morning
the Germans launched their last futile
attempt to break the allied lines and
reach Paris.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

The latest and most enterprising of
women's clubs in London is one which
confines it's membership to girls and
women employed in domestic service.
The club has a coZy home centrally
located in the city, where the cook or
maid servant may spend her after
noon off amid all the comforts and
luxuries of an up-to-date clubhouse.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
TEACHERS GET INCREASES,
'ecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July 1.-THE
school board here has provided for a
10 per cent increase in teachers sal
aries for the public schools. the raise
being as of February /. This will add
about $4,000 to the annual cost Of the
local schools.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

Matthews Dawson will lecture on
The Old Man of the Seas at s o'clock
at the New Thought Temple, 1914 n
street.
The Hellenic Dramatic Society will
give its first annual concert at $40
o'clock at Immaculate Conception
Hall.
Kit Carson Post. No. 2. Department
of the Potomac. will meet at O'Clock
at Grand Army Hall.
Evening star., 1921-07-14

DeId is our SpeCldl DTdTO HdIIle-dHu cS7
tabIishes at once the integrity of quality and
character.
Offered are Cordovan, Norwegian Grain,
Tony Red Mahogany, Brown and Tan Russia
Calf Gun Metal, Black Brown Vici Kid,
Patent Leather and Sports styles, with Black
or Brown Calf trimmings.
Also White Buck Nu=Buck, Duck and
Canvas.
In English, Semi=English French, Custom
and Conservative lasts-as we'll as the popular
Brogues, Ball Straps, Wing Tips and plain
models.
Sizes run from to 11-and widths from
AA to E.
Boys Mahogany Brown English Oxfords
Goodyear sewed solid leather soles. As
Warranted for service. Sizes to 81,
Boys and Little Boys Smoke Elk Shoes
with Brown leather trimmings and Patch
sides; for Scout wear, vacation and camping.
Made with betting leather flexible soles. Every
pair guaranteed. Sizes 10 to 1872 and
l to 51z. CIAL................. $1.95
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
GINA AU7ONOBHLS7S ASKED TO ORGANIZE

utomobiists. IT Is said fees that go
the High Constnble's office amount
:. $4,000 a year. Most OF this IL eN-
- cted from the poor people OF the
ny. For ten years the fees In this
flee could have marked the streets
OF every block in the city. enabling
trangers to know where they are
and TO find their way about the city.
Think for moment of the Capitol OF
our city. the largest in Virginia
Without the streets being marked!
trangers have to inquire their way
bout the city. and we are standing
or II. l mention these two offices
o give YOU an idea of what the fee
ystem 10 ~ Virginia.
System Is All Wrong.
i am hot i.iaNins any personal COM
plant against the office olderu
] Ike many others. 1 would like to be
one myself. bu; the system Is all
wrong. Is 1t reasonable for the
Mayor OF the city OF Richmond and
the Commemorative Attorney TO
draw the same salary. when the
Mayor is limited. there being no fees
attached to his Office? This Is true
for every city and county In the
tate. Naturally. the office holders
will make n fight TO retain this fee
system. 1t is through the efforts IF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

hWaN commissioner. with p-ac-
,'S"i.H The same road conditions we
-'"E "hen William AMI Mary was es-
'a'HSheu. J mean hy this the little
-"lS eve. which no car can so IN
CAD weather. The IL :iuvuce OF a
t"NeT:E. automobile club cannot he
tni Tor good. Therefore Il We wish
% 50; Virginia out %: ,re rnud and
advertise II TO the world as the
greatest state in the Union. ". must;
set toEether
RecentiT in Washington, a conyer-
S%t-ou - public garage INUNDATED
ne beyond words. The tourist was
SSNine "hsrs H. could see some
pretty scenery Tho Earare man
S"i' Anywhere. except Virginia"
The tou-is; replied that Was the
very place he wanted to see. and
the man answered. You cannot get
there. there are no roads" Think
oE that FOR 4 moment,
The kline has coue when automo-
h!liS;s must organize Tor their own
protection. Think for moment OF
What il means for trip hammer
Weighing 1000 pounds TO he pound
inE on your tires every minute. This
l. Just the condition Of most OF the
roads In the old Dominion
The state Highway Commissioner.
with the backing of . powerful au-
tomobile club. would bc SO strength
ened that h. could secure CO.
operation. hud ihst. repair tn.
bumry roads.
Fee system l. 0hno,ious.
Another serious matter Ccnfronts
us. and ihat is the fee system under
which all ot the autumobiiiSts are
now living. Has ii ever occurred 10
you what price IS paid when you
eNcecd the twcntTmile speed limit
he state is entitled To $3.50. The
fine in county districts Is sg.75. The
! magistrate and the officers mailing
Tie arrest receive the balance OF the
money. In cities like Richmond. the
| linc is SO or more. OF this the State
receives $50 the Commonwealth
Attorney $40. and tho balance gocs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

tho $4,000 automobllists, IL prompt.
~ organized before the next meet.
inK OF the Legislature. to abolish the
system.
We want Immediately to effect n
change In the twenty mile speed
limit. and adopt IL possible the
Maryland law.
i am writing this open letter to
arouse the interests OF my fellow.
antomobilists In cffccting this auto
mobile club. Norfolk already has a
good organization. 1t Is up to Rich
mond to form great center auto
mobile club. taking in this entire
81 elton.
Are you ready for the fight? II
SO. signify your Willingness and let
me have your Views.
Yours truly.
c. ID. RICHARDSON.
400 Mutual Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Dodge. tho future OF the tir bu.i.
ness mas been the subject of spccula-
'ioh' It's splendid standing In tho
commercial world. the great record OF
us achievement and it's golden flu
lure, with almost limiticss possible
TICS. naturally made mouths water
ana tongues scatter rumors wherever
wisencrcs forega thered.
But the stories and rumors. hattcr-
ing as they were. became annoying
to the owners of the busincss-tbe
only ones who were not consulted in
the proposed disposition Of 1t. Dodge
hro'hcrs. management grew weary
or denying each crop of rumors as
thcy periodically appeared. The ac-
non Just taken by the board of direc.-
Tors therefore. is in the nature OF
n final answer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

ould hear the lecture the magis-
rate gives an automobilist exceed
inS the twenty speed limit. IT
would make YOU blush with shame.
1t is said fees that pour into the
commonwealth Attorneys Office in
Eichmond is from $500 to $1,000 per
month. Go back for ten years AMI
SEQ what would that amount to in
the paving OF streets for the use Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

70 the officers making the arrest.
/. there any reason .hy an officer
receiving regular salary should
collect part OF The fees collected from
Automo bi.ists violating the twenty
nile speed Limit?
Has anyone ever heard OF one OF
TIE Office holders exceeding the speed
INIT, being arrested AID fined? We
ore a.i rio;.sSED .; No. Jaw. II YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
KEY MEN TIED CLOSE
TO DODGE BROTHERS
President Haynes and Trensurer Bni-
inntyne Sign LonE-Tcrm
COntracta

Fred j. Haynes, president. and John
Baiiantyne. treasurer. tho key execu-
tiVes of Dodge Brothers. have lust
entered into an iron-clnd contract
with that company covering long
period OF years. The announcement
is intended TO set at rest at once and
Tor NIL time thoughts that there is
the slightest chance OF II change In
Dodge Brothers. either In ownership
or management
Ever since the passing OF tho
founders. JOHN +. and Horace +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
MELLON PROTI VOJENSKEMU
BONUSU.
SEKRETAR POKLADNY PRAVf zE ZNAMENAIO o
BY TO VAzNOU POKROMU PRO CELY NAROD.

Washington, g. tervence - T6zka rama zasazena bya
dnes zakonu zajmu bonusu dfiv6iI voiaky jednn
vndct adminsrace Hlasovan senate kde 46 proti ha-
hlas1m ably upavena kompensatni predoha
bya mez nedokontene zalezosti teese bylo
nsedovano uveren6nm opsu sekreafe pokladny Meo.
ma, n6mz pravi:
Prohresil bych sve povinnosti vGGi zem vuc
terannm samotnm kdvbych medal vstrahu nevyhnutenyc
finanench nasedcich teto pedohy Jem prmym asedkIm
neze vyhnout Nemohu dosp6t pesv6dcen ze toto bv
la by od6na suzbu iez bya vykonana ako
vvSs povnnost obcanstv ako ob6t ez b m9ena
hodnotou pen6z.'
Cteni dopisu sekretafe Meona adresovaneho
Frenghuysenov New Jersey ehoz hosem president b Cd
mnueho patku az do derka ohoto ydne pfato bylo
obecn6 ako hledsko admnistrace Nekerf senatof w
kada ze president mini vetova bonusovou predohu kdby
byla pfjata.
Sekretaf Mellon sven dopise prav pijeu predlohy
moho by koncich stat narod SIS $3.50 900 nkomu
nebyo by tim prosp6no veternm samonym ezto ceny
by stoupy avajici industran bya by tim
lie pfiostrena.
promnem kongresu jest n6kolik muzd kteTi souzi
We valce vfele pfmouva pfiie predlohy pro niz
pracue tez Americka Legie nen6jsi organsce driveh
vojak1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
GEN. SHUTS MA NADEU.
DIE JEHO MfNENf Mir DA Sc DOCILlTI v IRsKU

londyn, g. cervence. - Pro promnou dobu gen. Jan c.
Su ihoarcky premier zauima ed evste briticke poll
hky nebot cd neho o6ekava mnoho pfisp9t to-
mu, aby V 1sku opetne zavladl mir.
Gen SHUTS prAv6 Watil Irska, kde radi sc Eamo-
mem De Valerou nym repubkanskymi vddci dnes pro-
hlas ze risky problem ola uspokojvs rozustt eho
prohlasenf uvitano byo douho trvacfm potleskem.
Dnes gen SHUTS Ztravil mnoho hodn poradach Iovd-
EN- Georgen ministeskym pedsedou Siren Gragem Ulster
NVm premerem jnymi vddefmi poitiky Panuje mfnenf
re pfmes nvrhy od De Vaey eho druh avsak mic nebyo
dano lredn6 vefejnost.
Ma bankeu ihoafrick6 kolone dnes vecer gen. Smuts
pmlouvae smirlvos obou stranach prohasi ze DO
dobnf problem sten6 obtfzny rozusten byl Jzn Africe
re nyni JIM Afrka jest ednou nes astnesch zem rise
Dublin g. tervence. - Vyjednavan O mir ncpTvodo do.
sud pfmefi dne voiac prohledava chodce dubnskVch
ulic{ch jez podezffvai noSenf skrytych zbran.
Poiceinl hlfdka pfepadena byla vecer Camoln
okres Wexford, muzi ozbroienym rutncem bombam Be-
hem palnacim;nutove btvy jez rozpoutala 5ty kore
b'ove byl roran6ni lima nfepadeni udaa Corronu O.
kres Clare Thomasownu, okres Kilkenny vselikvch
ztrat
Druzma zvlastnf poice hyla prepadena zamku Finn
okresu Donegal poicie pouzla soin pusky odrazenf
totnfkG, pfi cemz til byli zabiti.
Belfast 6. cervence. - Pet muzG bylo itch do
moyd distriu Newry Al mile znd mesta dnes
rano zastreeno eiich t6a zGstavena hromade lezc
cesty Dva mrtvIch by bratf synove dfv6sho
policie Relyho Toto by nehors zlocn olol
dolby nepokoie vypukly Irsku,
Cork. g. cervence Patrick Brady ienz by svedkem "a
b kanovnfka Magnera Dunmanvay prosinc oskeho
ku kadetem Harem byl domova nes ozbro
enymi muz Wat byl sv6ho obydl Balylickey West
Cork
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
MA POMOC FILIPINAM.

Washington, 6. cervence. -
Snemovni pfedloha, opravnuli-
CT zvyseni omezeni zadluzeno-
sti Filipinskych ostrovG S $15,-
100000 ma ,$30,O00.000 byla
priiata senatem dnes a posla-
ma do konference. Stalo &c to
ma odporuteni driv4jsiho gene
ralniho guvernera a generala
Wooda, kteri zjistili, ze Filipin
ska banka jest vlastne insol-
ventni nasledkem neprozira-
vych investmentG a re ostro-
w byly by zachvaceny financ-
nj katastrofou, kdyby Jim ne
bylo dovoleno zvysiti omezeni
zadluzenosti postaviti finan-
ce znova ma pevny zaklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

chran6ni Armend "a kazdou
cenu, vzbuzuji Il Turku nena-
visit proti Americe.
Armenie jest touto dobou ob
sazena bolseviky a Turkv g, ne
nj ma tom nikterak hure, nez
jine zeme ma blizkem vycho-
de. Ukazaje-li pomocne sdruze
hi We prospech Armend straSi-
delne doklady tureckych EVER
stew dokazuje-h, ze Armeni
hladovi, nutno 81 phi tom zaro-
ven predstaviti. ze tyz osud
Jest udelem jinych narodnosti
ma blizkem vychode. stale ma
vZajem Sc bijicich rovnez
Turku V krajich, kde Sc Arme-
nj dostali k prevaze moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
MA HROB TVRZICKEMU.
Deti prachaticke posilaji mu
nahrobek.

Praha, 81. cervna. - Post.
zprava. - z prvnich myslite-
LII a bojovnik1 "a osvobozeni a
samostatnost, kteri nebyli zdo-
lani, zapadl tragicky V nena-
vrat j. Tvrzicky. "Daleka ce-
sta ma povzbuzovalo jej k Wy
siluiici cinnosti konecne o.
hluchly, osleply, zbaven vSi ma
d6je rozvfieti energii k dalSi
praci We vybudovani republiky
8 jeii posileni "a hranicemi,
konci svGj zivot. Mensina pra-
chaticka. v9doma jsouc obrov-
sk6 prace jeho, malou vzpom.n
kou vdecnosti odplaci svGj
duh velikemu rodaku, a zasila
pres ocean k 1eho rovu vZpo-
minku - kamen z rodneho
kraie, napisem: "Svemu veil
kemu rodaku, bojovniku "a o.
svobozeni naroda, Josefu TYR
zickemu! Ze ,vyrval Isl mas
germanskemu nasili a vratil
ceske Skole, re laskou velkou
lnul isl k rodne pdde, k te rod
ne hroude, ze uprac oval isl sc
pro nj k smrti, ze nemGzeme
iinak sblizit hrob Tvdj $ rod
nou zeMi, venovali jsme Ii kus
vlasti - kamen 2 rodnych
hvozd1 Libina. Vdecne deti
prachaticke". V Prachaticich v
Cervnu 1921. - Mad balva
mem sklonena bude soska dew
Gatka V narodnim kroii, iako
vZpominka tech, ma ne1 prace
velikeho mucednika platila me-
rou neiVetSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
BYLO PRY TO NUTNYM.
POZATYKANf CLENO SOVETSKE MISSE " Carl.
HRADE BRTTICKYMI URADY.

Londyn 6. Gervence. - Cecil B. Harmsworth
taf zahranGn Zaezitost prohas snemovne
ck6 dnes re iednan Harrngtona, vetee brckeho
ska CaTihrad6 enz dial zatknouti pSruGho Bronsava
Kaudise, sov4skeho obchodnho deegata Cafihrade ne
Gnv sov6ske msse amtez ku konc byo
vedMien6 Za6eni tao sala nutnJm po obieven spk-
nut rozven revouce Cafhrad6 iez mea byti zahaen
zavrazd6nim Harinqtona pravi Harmswoth jenz
MIN poslancu
Gen. Harrington dial pozaykati SO nezadoucch osob, do
Harmsworh nchz pfinaezeo ruske obchodni
deegac Dev6t Rus bylo propuseno tentyz
Msnos ruske delegac byly prohledany ale
byo prt sd6leno, stalo v6cm tam nalezen4m
cd Leonida Krasina rusk6ho ministra
obchodu zadacf vysveten zacen byla pry obdrzena
cdpov6d' nj Jest pfipravovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07
OSUDNE MELODY /.
zENA A DfTKO ZABITY, KDYz WAX VRAZIL DO
AUTOMOBILE.

Warren o.. 6. tervence Dve osoby byly5zabity pet
poraneno vazn6 dnes pozde opoene kdyz auomob nemz
Jelly by nakladnm vlakem rahy Erie kfizovace
blize Cortland
Toledo, o.. 6. Moore, 42-lety, Zemrel
zdeS nemocnici vVsedeE melody motorcykem
v6era odpoedne Moore n ttyf muz ieli MOTORCYCLE
posranni kare kdyz ztral kontrou stroem tyz sr
do sestopoveho pfkopu Mooova ebka bya roztfStena
Fremont, O.. g. 6ervence. William Brillheart Caroth-
Glen rybafske druzny utrp6l ofes moz by bezve
dom n9kok hodn kdyz elekrcka vrazila
do eho automobile TIL muz keri iei MIN, vyvaz vseikG
pohrom6 Briheart byl pfiveZen do zdejsf nem0cnce.