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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12
News of the Counties

DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. - Neighbors
of VIZ S. Chapman, living near Dun
lapsville, who has been confined to his
bed for some time past, gathered at
his home recently and cut and split
several cords of wood for use as fuel
in the Chapman home. Mr.. Chapman
sustained a fractured knee from a fall
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12
Veteran Reading Clerk
Nav Get job Back

fBy Associated Press)
DETROIT, March 12.-Dennis +. AL
ward, reading clerk in the house at
Washington, from 1895 to 1910, is con-
sidering invitations from a score of
"old-timers" and the present Michigan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12

New York paper is responsible
for the interesting estimate that the
average Bostonian eats two and five
seventies times his weight in baked
beans every year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12

a few months ago. Those taking ro-
in the work were George and Mac
Hubbell, Clint Bryson, Albert Craw-
ford, Fred Fisher, Will Fipps, George
Stanley, j.. D. Craig, George Weers,
Charley Powell, ALI Hubbell, and
George Crist.
MIDDLEBORO, Ind.-The Cleaners
will give an entertainment on March
Is a the school house to which the
public is invited. The following will
take part in the plays: The Suffrag-
cite, Mrs. Eva Baynes; Her husband,
Clyde Thomas; A cousin. Mrs. Myrtle
Thomas; Policeman. Mel Pattie; Pat
O'Neill, Russell Clark: A neighbor,
Mrs. Reba Pyle; Newsboy. Miss Paul
inc Pattie.
The second play is entitled. "The
New Milliner's Opening" The follow
ing will take part: Miss Anna Cook,
Mrs. Lula Kirkman, Mrs. Minnie
Clark Lawrence Cook, Mrs. Emma
Barton, Mrs. Tnnabell Pattie, Harry
Pattie.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

owned by those having no connec-
tions with either company. which
would vote with the existing man
agement. judged by the usual ex-
perience at corporate elections.
amounts to control by a substantial
majority.
In the unanimous decision OF the
court on the petition referred to
above, Judge Woolley states in part:
"A careful review Of the explosives
industry set forth by the petitioner
in elaborate detail with reference to
areas of consumption. number and
distribution of producing plans, and
competitive conditions, the accuracy
Of which is in no particular chal-
lenged, has convinced us that in per-
mitting the Hercules Powder Com
pany to acquire the several proper
ties of the Aetna Explosives Com
pany actual competition in the in
dustry within their respective re-
gions will remain undiminished.
though the number of competitors
viii, Of course, be reduced by the
withdrawal Of one. Indeed, it is
persuasively represented that com
petition will be increased by thus
strengthening the Hercules Powder
Company in its contest for business
against the DUPONT Company, its
strongest rival. However, that may
be, we are satisfied, after a careful
study of a great volume Of data gath
cred from authentic sources. a re-
cital of which in this opinion is
quite impracticable. that the pro-
posed purchase of the Aetna prop
critics by the Hercules Powder Com
pany will not disturb the position in
the industry which the court has
made for the Hercules Powder Com
pany; that it will not abridge the
purpose for which the court en-
ploys that company in maintaining
the separation of the offending mem
bers of the combination previously
existing, and that it will not throw
out of balance the competitive condi-
tons in the industry which the court
sought and which evidently 1t has
achieved by the instrumentalities OF
the Hercules Powder Company"
The explosives industry differs
tied geographically in making sales
because Of freight rates. 1t is only
possible to ship such commodities
limited distance from the place
of manufacture before a point is
reached at which transportation
costs make it impossible to compete
with other companies having plants
nearer the particular consuming
center. The principal significance OF
this transaction to the Hercules
Company is that it will in the fu-
ture. because of the location Of the
Aetna plants, be able to enter terri
tories in which it has previously
found it Improbable to sell. It will
thereby compete all the more sue
cessfully with other explosives
manufacturer.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
DIR. HARGIS TO SPEAK
AT STATE COLLEGE

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER, June S.-Commencement
week will be observed at the State
College for colored students starting
on Sunday. The program follows;
Sunday. 3 o'clock, sermon to the
graduating class. by the Rev. d. IL.
Hargis, ID. D., superintendent Of
Cambridge District, Delaware Con-
ference; Monday. o'clock. class day
exercises; Tuesday. s o'clock. Decla-
nation Contest and Musical Recital
at Mt. Zion A. NJ. Il. Church, Dover;
Wednesday. Q o'clock. Reception by
the Faculty; Thursday, s o'clock. In
dustrial Exhibition and Program;
Friday. 1890 o'clock. Meeting of the
Board of Trustees and Field Day ex-
! ercises; 1.30 o'clock Commencement
exercises; address by Prof. Dwight
o. w. Holmes. dean OF the schoo
OF education. Howard University
Washington. ID. c. Music by tn,
Merry Concert Band, of Cambridge
Nd.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
LOST WHILE ON HIS
WAY TO FUNERAL

PHILADELPHIA. June Son his
way to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
L. T. Rexsamer. sister of Mrs. j.
Edward Addicks, widow of the once
widely-known politician at Claymont,
Delaware, an aged man found at F'if-
teenth street and Allegheny avenue
yesterday morning, imagined that he
was In Omaha, Nebraska He was
found seated on the porch OF a house
at 1912 Allegheny avenue by neigh
bors who sent for the police. When
questioned, the man who is &c years
old. declared he lived around the
corner on Binney street" Told that
there was no such street In the
neighborhood, he insisted that he
lived on Binney street in Omaha and
declared that he was in Omaha.
Taken TO the police station. it was
finally learned that the mans name
is Joseph Carr Thomas and that he
is a first cousin Of Mrs. Addicks and
had been on his way to Claymont
to attend Mrs. Rexsamer's funeral.
Arriving in Philadelphia, the aged
man became confused and wandered
about until he seated himself on the
porch Of the Allegheny avenue house.
Mr.. Thomas is now at the Ad-
dicks home, where he viii remain
for several days until he becomes
we'll enough to take the long return
journey TO his home.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
no SHOW WAR PICTURES.

FLASHES Of Action" the only Of
hcial moving picture Of the World
War, will be shown by Delaware
Post No. 1, American Legion. at the
Garrick Theatre tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday. The films. which were
recently released TO the public. show
scenes Of actual battles at the front
in the war.
The pictures bear the Official seal
Of the War Department and form a
valuable part OF the government's
record OF the war.
One OF the spectacular scenes
shows an air squadron led by Lieut.
Quentin Roosevelt engaging the
enemy at close quarters. In the same
plane with Captain Eddie" Rickcn-
hacker. American ace Of aces" Is
a camera man who shows him drop
ping bombs on German trenches and
in engaging a Boche plane thousands
Of feet in the air.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
WANTS WORLD TO
KNOW OF REMEDY
Wilmington Lady Thought
She Would Never Again
Be Well
PLANT JUICE HAS
RESTORED HER NOW

II h the duty OF everyone
to keep themselves in good health.
but if the stomach is deranged il af-
fects the liver. kidneys and intestines,
and it is impossible for these organs
TO perform their proper functions;
the result is dyspepsia, indigestion.
headaches. constipation biliousness,
sleeplessness. lassitude, pains in the
back and sides, coated tongue and a
general run down condition.
Many local people are daily testi-
flying to the efficiency of Plant Juice,
the famous herbal stomach medicine
after they awoke to the realization
Of their danger and sought the most
legitimate relief.
Among the latest testimonials re-
ceived is that of Mrs. Marcie 1. Ger
man, well known and popular VIII
mington lady. residing at No. S2s
Kirkwood street, who has a host of
friends. She said:
Il really don't know how to ex-
press myself regarding the wonder
ful benefit / have received from
Plant Juice and I feel that to give
a public endorsement shows only
small gratitude. After my baby was
born 1 was confined to my bed for
two months and I thought I would
never be well again; had tried
many medicines and was under con-
stant treatment but did not seem to
get better. A friend of mine begged
me TO try Plant Juice and got a
bottle for me. had always been
troubled with constipation and il
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itively would not work; had no ap-
petite whatever and everything I ate
would ferment in my stomach and
cause gas to form; my liver was af-
fected. my tongue was coated and
my kidneys were out OF order; I
could not sleep at night and felt
weak and all worn out. / was so ner-
vous / did not know what to do.
After taking only a few doses of
Plant Juice I got so much better that
knew it was just the medicine my
system needed; since / have contin-
ued 10 take IL, / have a good appetite.
my bowels are regular and feel
stronger and better in every way. 1
am up and around again and able to
do all OF my own homework; my
nerves are strong and ! sleep like a
child at night. I am so grateful for
the wonderful results I got from
Plant Juice that I viii be glad to tell
anyone. who viii write or call on
me. about IT,"
The Plant Juice man is at The
] Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street, where he is daily meeting the
! local public and introducing and ex-
planning the merits of this remedy.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
HERCULES TAKES
OVER AETNA CO.
Continued rom First Page.

Continued from First Page.
members Of the present Aetna or
ganization as we consistently can,
but, obviously. one Of the great ad-
vantages of this purchase will be the
reduction I'm overhead which It will
make possible. Ultimately the prin-
cipal members Of Aetnas home Of
fee organization will be transferred
TO Wilmington"
BY this purchase the Hercules
Company will acquire high explo-
sives, or dynamite, plants near Bir-
mingham, Ala; Emporium, Pa
Sinnamahoning. Pa; Ishpeming,
Mich, and Fayville, H., two black
blasting powder plants. one at Goes
Station, Ohio. and the other near
Birmingham, Ala, a plant for the
manufacture of blasting caps and
electric blasting caps at Port Even,
N. Y, and a plant for the manufac-
ture OF illuminate of mercury, for
use in blasting caps. at Prescott,
Ontario, Canada.
Although it has been understood
practically since the close Of the war
that negotiations were under way be-
tween these two manufacturers, II
was not until the petition OF the Her
cules Company for permission to
purchase the Aetna Company had
been acted on favorably by the Cir
cult Court of Appeals, sitting as the
United states Court for the District
Of Delaware, that the proposition
assumed any real defniteness. Prior
TO that time the offer OF the Her.
cules Company to buy control Of tn,
Aetna Company had been announced
The Hercules Company was original
ly created by a decree of "A Fedora
Court in an action brought by tn,
United States against the duPon
Company under the Sherman Act
Although not a party to this action
the Hercules Company is bound by
certain injunctions in the final de.
cree, and for this reason ii was
deemed necessary to petition tn,
court for permission to effect tn,
present transaction. On May 4, a de-
cision was rendered on the Hercules
Company's petition, sanctioning thu
purchase of the Aetna Company, il
which the court expressed itself a.
convinced that in permitting tn,
Hercules Powder Company to bu,
the Aetna Company, actual competi
tion would be undiminished and ever
probably increased, especially as re
CARDS the Hercules Company
strongest rival, the dupont Company
The case was heard before Judge.
Burlington, Woolley and Davis
Robert II. Richards, of this city, rep
resented the Hercules Company il
urging the petition.
Judge Woolley. who wrote tn
opinion, pointed out that event
have justified the theory OF the dis
solution decree that the stock con
troll Of the Hercules Powder Com
pany would in time pass out of thi
hands of those interested in tn,
dupont Company. In this he refer
red to evidence presented tina
whereas, at the time of its organiza
ton, less than 1 per cent OF the Her
cules Company's common stock wa
owned by it's directors and EN-
ployes, on September 15, 1920, thi
same group held 37.O4 per cent Q
,, the voting common stock and repre-
sented the largest single group in
, terest in the company. This stool
taken together with that which
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
SEND HERTVS BODY
BACK TO OLD HOME

WASHINGTON. June UNITED
Press) The body of A. T. Hert
Republican leader, today was on its
way back to Kentucky on a special
car which left Washington late last
night.
Hert national committeeman from
Kentucky. died suddenly here late
yesterday while discussing with
friends affairs connected with the
meeting of the National Committee
here today.
President Harding and cabinet
members sent messages Of condol-
ence TO Mrs. Hert.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
PURkS MAY BE
New ASSESSOR
4 Candidates For County
Assessment Board in
Wilmington
EXPECT ELECTION
NEXT TUESDAY

Following weeks OF parrying.
members OF the Levy Court at their
meeting next Tuesday will in all
probability elect two new members
OF the County Board of Assessment.
One OF the new officials is to be a
Republican from Wilmington and
the other a Democrat from the rural
county.
The contest for assessor in VII
mington is attracting much attention.
Four residents Of the Ninth Ward
are candidates. and Albert ]. stet-
ser. president OF the court, is a resi-
dent OF that section.
President Stetser is reported TO be
favoring w. T. Purks. former Levy
Court Commissioner. while Frank r.
Jones. the other Wilmington Levy
Courtman. is urging the election OF
his brother, James p. Jones. Friends
of James Logue. former sheriff. are
backing him for the position while
James II. Morris, former tax col
lector for the northern district, has
the backing Of some influential
friends.
The Democratic candidate for the
county. favored by the Stetser-Ball-
Mccoy Collins combine" is said TO
be William p. Scott. former Levy
Courtman. of Townsend. Patrick Nc
Grory, OF New Castle. the present in
cumbent. is also a candidate for re-
election. Newton l.. Grubb. OF
Brandywine Hundred. and James
Buckson are also candidates.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET.

The Delaware League OF Women
Voters will hold an executive meet
Ing at the Hotel DUPONT on Wednes-
day, June is. Mrs. Henry Ridgley
Of Dover, will preside. Luncheon
viii be served at 1 o'clock. All res
ervauons for the luncheon are TO be
sent TO Louis spilman, Hotel dupont
The speakers for the afternoon will
be Miss Mary Archer. OF Pennsyl-
vania, and Mrs James L. Starr, OF
Germantown. Mrs. Starr will take
as her subject, Disarmament"
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
KEYsToN CLUB DANCE.

The keystone Field Club will hold
its monthly musical and dance in
the club rooms on next Monday eve
ming. This affair promises to be
the banner event in the social life
Of the club, as an attractive pro-
gram has been arranged by the
committee in charge. The newly or
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
LUTZ, MISS WHALEN
LEAD In CONTEST

Latest figures in the popularity
contest being staged by the Defiance
Athletic Club in connection with its
bazaar at Third and Adams streets,
puts Luke Lutz in the lead with ESQ
votes. Lutz is over 100 ahead of his
nearest contender "Bill" Walsh, who
has SAC votes. The standing fol-
Evening journal., 1921-06-08
s1s5.6O IN DOG TAX

Police superintendent Black re-
ports S165.6o collected for dog tax
during the past month.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

ganized Keystone Jazz Orchestra
under the leadership of John Bro
gan. will furnish the music for the
occasion. The entire program will
be announced at a later date. The
committee in charge is as follows;
Charles Hayes, Beryl Lang. Albert
Barnes, John Brogan, Joseph Mar
tin, Paul Marks and John Maloney.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

If you want exhilaration go 10
Shellpot and ride in the airships.
Like the real seapIanc.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

Want 20 feel like a Kid again? Go
20 Shcllpot and try the Jack Rabbit
Ride.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

last night showed Miss c. Whalen
leading the procession with a total
Of 4f4 rnfes
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

The ladies of the association are
also staring a contest. The standing
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

man and 'rhOns orders E1nsa
Evening journal., 1921-06-08

GO ON SCOTT NJ. f.
Annual excursion to Augustine
Beach. June 16.-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-06
U. S. Attorney MeAvoN LII

Charles u. McAvoy, United States
District Attorney. IS confined to his
home in NorristoWn with n severe cold,
according to information received in his
Office in the Federal Building ycStcr-
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-06
TAX BILLS DELAY
ELECTION FACTOR
Collingswood Wants to Know
Amount Of lmpost Before
Going to Polls
NO RESPONSE FROM MAYOR

Coilingswood. =. j., May G. -- The
political fight hcrc between orEaniza .
tion and independent forces is beCom.
ing intense.
Failure Of tax bills IN reach taxpay-
ers is being used by the independents
in their contest against Mayor Thomas
W. Jack, who is conducting n strcnu-
GUS campaign for recollection. with
Commissioner Alfred X. Roberts Hs his
running. mate.
The election will take place next
Tuesday.
The tax bills should have been sent
out on May l. and residents are won.
dcring why they are being held back.
Many voters wish to know what their
taxes are going to be- before the clcC.
tion. The size of the tax bills, il IL
believed. would be determining factor
in the casting Of many ballots.
The demand. LET us have our tax
bills before election day" has thus far
provoked no response from present Of
fCials
While the independents were taking
advantage of this situation and max
ing political capital out of 1t, they rc-
ccivcd somewhat of Il surprise yeStor.
day. when Commissioner Joseph w.
Wescott. whom both factions had in.
dorscd, issued an open letter calling
for the recollection Of his fellow Conn
misSiOnCrS Jack and Roberts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-06
Friday, May 6, 1921

Is your auto "shod" for the trip on Sunday?
Every motorist knows that a good tire is really the
cheapest Some good Superior Cord Tires"
here at less than regular prices. Fourth floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-06
Store Hours, 9 to $50

For the Ball Game at Franklin Field tomorrow
afternoon, get your Straw Hat and your Tickets at
Gimbes. Ticket Office at Ninth-sreet Entrance.
Hats right alongside.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
NEJISTOTA V IRSKE STTUACI.
REPUBLlKANSKY PARLIAMENT AZ PR1STf TYDEN
ZACNE Sc OBfRATI MfROVYM VYJEDNAVANfM.

Londyn, 18 srrna Nesota mad irskou suaci pfim6la
1adu re zm6na pany ms6 skoncenf par
lamenu odroca ie pouze do 1S rna Pfedseda tim
ude m svoat iej do Zasedan kdyby pofeba kazala
tekava re premier Lloyd George ucn prohaSen irske
sltuaci bezprosredn6 pred odro6enm Ultra.
Dublin, 1S srpna. Afko tlenove rskeho republican
skeho paramentu Zasedal radnc t hodny dopo-
ledne opene ses til hony vece nebylo zadnych
kuss tom; jake Sanovsko bUde zauiao vuc mirovym
hHm brick6 vlady oznameni u6n6n6ho po odrocen We
cnho zasedani da soud zadne rozhodnu oce-
kavati pred pond6lkem
Nebude zadneho zasedAni Dali Eireannu patek
botu kterezo diva dny budou v6novny sch6zm
pond6l vsak zatne pine zesedan paramentu mirov6 W.
jednavani bude hlavnm bodem programu
Pevada vSeobecne pfesv6dcen re Dali Ereann nepTeru-
vyiednavanf Vekou Bran jest mozno n6ak6 kroky
budou predevzaty docen sbzeni Usterem aby CO.
e ko moho v6sti vyednavani Londynem Valera pro
hasl vcera, re jest hoov ve styk vladou severnho
Irska re irst republican, pfnesi by obe Ueru Jake by
nkdy nepfines Angi."
Kdyby docleno byo dorozum6n Ulsterem move navrhy
molly by byti ucn6ny Velk6 Britan byo pouazovano
lsko moho by vstoup do svazku brtckch ako
odvsy stat.
Moznos konanf pebiscitu mz lid znho Irska mohl by
DAFT svym vddcdm mandat vzhedem jeich pTSti
vyiednavan zGstava dnes ako edno rozusten situace
Da bezpecn6 o6ekavati re ps tyden bude sv6dkent
ddlezitych udaloSti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
VLADA MAD PACIFIKEM. :
MELA BY BYTI SDfLENA TRENT NARODY. PRAVf
LLOYD GEORGE

Londyn. 19. srpna. "Kdyby spolek Japonskem mohl
bTti roZSfen v6tSi porozum6n Japonskem Spoenymi
Satv vsechny prohl6my Pac byo by velkou udao-
stf bylo by to zarukou niru sv6ta"
TAX mluvi David Lloyd George britcky minsersky pred
seda dnes sn6movn6 poaneck6 ret nfz zminova
rrac nedan6 konference ych premierd Minsersy pred
seda e chvil dotyka vyhradn6 angoaponsk6ho spou
vysy6toval jak conference ednomysne uznaa Japan
loyan6 pln sv6 Zavazky vGi Veke Bran b6hem
vilky.
LLOYD George azal zdali nynf Velka Brtane by
obrati Zady Japan pouhym d6kuii a bohem kdyz
Japonci tok pomohl vace zasvse bezpeGnou plavbu
voisku Australia Indie zem6 imz anglo apon-
say poek opOrhovay by pE Vekou Britan kdyby po pro-
k5Zlni takovTch sluzeb obratia Sc k Japanu zady.
Premier pravi re nevdi zadn6 pfcny proc melo by to
bVt nemoznym pamatovat zavazy vGc Japanu zarove
zachovat ducha bratrstvi So Spoienymi Staty
Jest to havni Z1sadou brtck6 potiy pokracova pre-
me aby Ve Brtanie iednala tax pn6m souhlasu Spo
jeni Staty ak Jest II erom Nezna pry
iin6 v6t6 kterou byo by ddlezesf iednat
Prohas re ton nebezpeGn6isf cestou iak uGin Gspe-
chem washngtonskou konferenc Jest doc nedrive
un5n; pacfickych otazkdch proevil nade eho ma
hled eto v6ci bude dlen washngtonskem hromazden
B6hem sve Teci minersk pfedseda zev skuecnost
konference premer vlbec neohirala rskou otazkou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
UTOK MA PROHIBICNiKY.
SENATOR REED PRIROvNAVA JE K FANATIKUM,
KTERf UPALOVALI CARODEJNICE

Washington, l8. srpna. PfiroVnavae prohibicn vudce
dnesn upaoyatum 6arod6nic' starych cash. senator
James A. Reed demokrat Missouri podnkl dnes vasnv5
1tok suche Zvla$6 ostre napad posance Volsteada
Minnesoty. ptomneho prohbicnho zakona Wheeler
ceny nahonc enz pfnes svoi do ainych, nell po-
svatnych rad yady'.
Obhajc uchIch hali Vosteada iako ctihodn6ho vyni-
kaciho muze odsuzoval vaSnvy dto senaora Reeda Po
dvouhodnne debate pfiat by navrh Sternga ably
TAX zvana pvn pfedloha bya posana do konference
lem docleni dorozum6ni senatnich dodatcch.
Pred Gtokem senaora Reeda Sc do o4tre X
roverse vd predoze senator Ashurst Arzony prav
mez nvm re ten nen dobrym americkym obcanem,
srazi zem prohb5nho Gednika jenz 1akepa ma dvere
vaSeho domoya aby vykona prohdkuu bez soudnho
roZkaZu"
Nem6l isem to po6Seni az onehdy spa slavn6ho
Volsteadova zakona prav senator Reed Nevim, zda
narodil Spoenyoh Stech neb ale byo e6eno
re mluv amanou angl6inou.
"Nevim, kdo byli ieho predkov6 ale VIM ze isem vide
obrazy nektervch spikencu mnuos obeeie tech
hy v1dci fnatckch revoich upaovaGd carod6in kite
II pal id smonici vd6l sem e vsechny znova, kdyz
podival isem autora tohoo dodatku."
Ma obranu Voseadovu pfsp6cha hned senator Sterling
South Dakoty enz mel saro pivn pfedohu prohla
sv 5e Vosead Jest "vazeny Glen sn6movny schopny
pramik"
Po tomto pfeSeni senator Reed pokra6oval prohasil
fanatikove kongresu ou hotov prot
usave Spoienych Sat bezpeGnost
osoby majetku, kdezto navrhovany zakon to rusi.