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Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
GETTING THE MOST
 OUT OF RETAILING

Mir A. Darusmont, Jr.. representa- tive of the National Cash Register oem- pany. of Dayton. Ohio, is i'll the city and is making arrangements with the Chamber of Commerce for bringing to Prescott the noted lecture. Getting the Most ont of Retailing"
 The lecture is principally for buSi- ness men, merchants and clerks. and, from reports from other cities, it is one of the most interesting and instrue- tive lectures of its kind ever put out on the road.
 The lecture outfit consists of an ad- vance man, lecturer. and an operator. Seven large trunks are required to transport the equipment of motion pie ture machines, films, etc.
 The Chamber of Commerce is 10 be eongra tulated for securing this well known lecture as it will be of vast benefit to the merchants and clerks of the city.
 The date has been fixed for Tuesday evening June [. and will be given ill Scott's Hall. There will be no charge for admission.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
FORMER GOVERNOR
 SUFFERS RELAPSE

# Weakened from | recent relapse, Dr Charles H. Brough, former governor |sesterday was removed to St Lukes Hospital, where blood transfusion pro bably will he made today. At consul Ration of physicians yesterday it was deeided to perform the transfusion when the former governor regains q little more strength. Several of his Friends have offered their blood. Following the recent relapse an in |fection was found in the governors Eide and his strength has been declin- hg. Physicians yesterday were hope 1nl that the transfuSion will effect a Iecded improvement. Knight Brough, 6 vicksburg, Miss. brother of the ex-
 overnor, is expected here tOday.-Ga-
 ette.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
FILM IS BROUGHT
 HERE BY AIRPIANE

The first delivery of a motion pie ture on rush order for use in q Little Rock theatre was made yesterday when a Curtiss ship. piloted by H. NJ. from Dallas the film, The Gilded Lady" featuring Mae Murray. which was started on a run at the Capitol last night.
 Airplane delivery was necessitated when it was found at II o'clock yes terday morning that an error in the distributing office of the Southern En- terprises at Dallas had caused the omission of the film from contaner that was sent by express. The con ta iner arrived full of advertising ma terial.
 Manager Harris telephoned to Dal- las at II 80 and at noon Pilots Me Graw and Sharp were on route here. They arrived at , o'clock, having made stops at Naples. Texas, and Prescott, Ark. for gas Their actual flying time was four and one half hours.
 The flyers will leave this morning for Dallas.-Gazette
 The arplane passed through Pres colt yesterday afternoon and County Clerk Algia billiard said he would like to have gone along, but he could not make the Pilot hear him.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
FRIENDS.

song to sing and crust to share With a friend or two smile to give and grief to bear With a friend or two road to walk and goal 10. win. ? inglenook to find comfort in, be gladdeSt hours that we know begin With a friend or two.
 Wilbur D Nesbit.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
CLARA SMITH Is
 GIVEN S10,000 CASH

Los Angeles Cal. May PA settle. ment was effected today by which Clara Smith Hamm relinquishes all claim to the estate of Jake l.. Hamon, of whose murder she was recently acquit- ted by an Oklahoma jury, it was an nounced by her attorney. ]. B. Cham pion. An agreement" the lawyer said has been signed between Frank l.. Ketch. administrator of the estate of Jake l.. Hamon, and Clara Smith Ha- mon. whereby the consideration of S10.- GOO cash she relinqushes all claim to the estate of Hamon. the agreement rec ognizing as valid certain rights which the records show are vested in her.
 "These are specified royalties and leases in the Hewitt Oil company the Healdton oil field of Central county and other interests in Stephens, Center and Cotton counties. from which Clara Smith Hamon now is drawing revenue These interests are recognized in doe uments signed ny Jake l.. Hamon. " The attorney said present revenues from these holdings are ample to take care of his client.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

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Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

The committees here are workin

The committees here are working hard to make every moment that it ia in Nevada county count. We want so much to feel immediately the re- suits of the teaching and advice the doctor and nurse of the Special will give us.
 Mothers and fathers of the county with children of pre-school age should watch carefully the time and place of the visit of the special and be there promptly with their children for ex- amina ton.
 Any information will be gladly giv- on by calling or writing to Mrs. Sam Q. Logan. Prescott, Ark
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
HARVEY CASH
 USES RATCHET

Early this morning in fight at De Gray between Harvey Cash, 22 years old. son of J. l.. Cash, and Dr. Lassi- ter D years old, young Cash struck the doctor on the head with hatchet and fractured his skull. Sheriff Fran cis was notified and went at once to DeGray and placed Harvey Cash under arrest. charged with assault and brought him to town. He was accom- panied by his father who gave bond in the sum of S1 .00O and Cash was liber- ated. The preliminary hearing will Ee before Justice Bozeman in this city next Tuesday Dr La>Siter WAS brought to town and an operation was perform ed on his skull this afternoon at tha Sanitarium of DrS. Townsend and Townsend and it is thought the pa tient will recover,
 From the reports il appears that sometime "Wednesday Harvey Cash and Dr. LaSsiter made deal whereby the former bought the little store of Dr. Lassiter and paid $125 down to bind the bargain IL was understood that the sale called for certain goods and ing Cash went to the store to assist the doctor to pack up such goods as were not included in the sale. and to take possession of the store He states that the doctor was packing up and crat ing certain articles that were includ- ed in the transfer, and remonStrated with the doctor. The doctor contend ed that the goods he was taking were not included i'll the sale Cash then asked for receipt for the money he had paid down on the goods, or the return of the money. It is reported give a receipt and would not return the money. and continued the work of crating goods IL is said that words | followed and Cash knocked the doctor down On arising, LaSsiter. if is re- ported started after a gun and was seized by Cash who had taken up a hatchct that was near Dr Lassitcr had a handSaw with which he struck Cash Then Cash made use of the hatchet and struck the doctor on the head several times fracturing the skull in two places
 Harvey Cash was taken before Jus tice Bozeman who set the date for the preliminary hearing on May IT, and placed his bond at S1,000 which his father gave and the two returned home today ]. l.. Cash is a prominent and highly respected farmer of the DeGray neighborhood - Philadelphia Daily News
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
AT THE HOTELS.

The Bratton-D w. Wing; w A. Thompson, Searcy; Thos. w Buens, Little Rock Frank Jones, Texarkana Jas. Bautter: F.. F. Holland Little Rock; T. l. Phillips, Blevins; ]. D. Moore; I. D. Jones, Philadelphia I. l.. Pomerey, Little Rock NJ. Rouley. St. Louis B. Fairchild, Rosston Chas. l.. Holt, Hope; !. NJ. Campbell, Little Rock D W Deday. Kansas City, Mo, F. M. Sharp. city.
 The New Park-Andrew Moore, Pine Bluff Miss Ruby Mondenha!l, Ham, burg W. P. Larekett. Camden c. o. Hill: I. K Pave. Nashville; \. Darns mont. .Ir., Cincinnati; " II. Caddo, Little Rock; Dave Hipsh. Sandusky, O.: F. T. Fowler Little Rock: ]. M. Ardrey. Texarkana C. F. Butler, Lit tle Rock R !. Duke. Texarkana D. !. Baker. St Louis: Isaac Lawenhauft C. C. Magee and wife, Nixon. Texas.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

This the picture of Old Macedonia church, in the tornado that struck Bevns Ark April 1921 This good church composed of good people lived This the church conference to The people wish rebuild but they themselves able their homes blown Some of them lost everything in household good and and all buildings the trail of this storm blown held funeral family consisting four children husband wife, all killed the storm, Many injured members of this church is in the sanitarum
 At least not build this church without help I am asking show this people and appeal to them for help to build this church. little from every church in the will enable rebuild Will you help Send all donations to
 REV w. M. MEARS,
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
CHILD WELFARE SPECIAL.

The Child Welfare Special will be ih Nevada county two weeks begin ming Monday. It has been termed Health on Wheels" and is everything he name implies, for it brings the communities where if visits. realiza ton of the needs and welfare of the child
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

c. N. Starnes of Bluff City came in today and made bond for Dan Robin son, colored. who was hound over last week from Squire Burns court for making whisky.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13
TO-DAY IS NATIONAL
 HOSPITAL DAX

Washington, May 12.-Eight thous- and hospitals in the United States to- day celebrated the birthday of Flor ence Nightingale as National Hospital Day"
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

Prof. Garland Starnes of Bluff City, is in the city today looking after bus mess matters.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

Thomas Walker, Lum Carter and Pat Carter of Bluff City, were Pres cott visitors today.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-13

Mrs. II. l.. Galloway returned to her home at Emmet today, after visiting friends here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

you find anything unsightly about
her, IL Is because men have made it
so.
But, outside the business district,
it is the darkest city on the contin-
ent' not excepting Lapaz.
Our observation is. winter itch is
far more apt 10 cause reflection than
produce enthusiasm.
II Uncle sam must deliver it for
you. buy 1t and mail it tomorrow.
We sincerely trust our old friend
George B. Williams. will soon be
with Us again. We miss George
from our sanctum. and more espec-
! tally his Illuminating bon mots.
Get ready 20 stop 1t life's filling
station and replenish your souls
tank with courage for the tasks Of
1922. There's lots and lots TO be
done.
a fond farewell. DR.. Parker! Take
keer Of yourself doc.
And just think Of the offices the
new Irish Free State will have 10
bestow upon its patriots Of the dem
ocratic party.
The Center College football team.
known as the Praying Colonies, 8"
have won s games. lost 0. and can.
celled 65.
Chicago university authorities ara
decrying excessive smoking among
the women students. But at what
point does a lady become an excess
sive smoker. anyway?
We are asked so times a day If we
know when BIZ Dodge is going to
announce his appointments. We do
not; but we believe from the large
number seeking jobs, that 1t will
take Bill until the last day of the
year 20 get TO the short leet
One Mishawaka citizen wants TO
start a newspaper in which he can
say exactly what he thinks of every
thing and everybody. And while we
haven't figured it out exactly, we be-
lieve the plan IS entirely feasible,
provided. Of course, the 100000
cash capital can be obtained.
Chief Fitzmorris Of Chicago says
he will make the town dry II it
takes 5000 copies. You know the
Chicago cops. Five thousand Of them
can drink her dry unless the supply
there is larger than we suppose.
That speech Of Isaac Kane's be
fore the South Bend Round Table
members might be termed a classic
in Mishawaka, considering the favor
it found in South Bend
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

opera glasses that hold half a pint.
Don't be surprised If you hear OF
Philadelphia audiences joining in the
chorus
We can't understand how that
bank in Germany failed for 345, 600.
600 marks. Some accident in the
press room probably.
A Boston purist wants the word
gent" eliminated from our Ian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

guage still. there are men no other
appellation viii At.
II Is not particularly remarkable
that the Irish Free state should be-
gin with two factions We have
about 81 factions in the democratic
party.
Sandy McTavish: Why when I
was a wee. wee laddie il was moth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

to waste on mince pie la bevo.
II. G. Wells says the next war will
take place in five. ten or fifty years.
And. we suppose. II 70 doesn't take
place then. il viii happen in a hun
dred a thousand or five thousand
years. But it's coming.
The local post OF the American
Legion IS 20 be congratulated on
making George Blair its commander.
George is one Of those rare young
men who couldn't be unpopular II
he wanted to.
The world IS acting as If II had
gumbOils and tonsilitis, instead Of as
if it had a crop to make and soul
TO save.
Anyway it didn't require the Vol
stead act 10 make some apples we
have been eating, dry.
Sometimes things harpen that
cause one 10 wonder if il wouldn't
be a good idea TO have a revision
/ OF some ethical codes by the legis-
latupe.
We notice from the other paper
that the merchants and manufac-
turers Of MishavHka are demanding
OF Ralph Gaylor that he make the
race for the postmastershipi This
must be the same bunch that drove
him into seeking a recount at the
recent election.
Anyway David II WILDER will
succeed john Herzog.
The people who have no money
are very sure they would gladden.
every heart in the world this Christ
mas If they had the money the rich
folks have, but they are probably
mistaken.
The Germans are said to be en-
Unused over the prospect of Henry
Ford's intention TO establish a plant
in their country, as il means new
wealth for Germany. But they will
make great mistake If they look
upon Henry as one Of their easy
marks.
Anyway, Henry can do as he
pleases just so long as he doesn't
take Johnny Rupp away from
Mishawaka to manage the German
business.
In Norfolk $50. 900 worth Of whis-
ky was found in a car OF onions.
Could you fancy a more outrageous
combination? Wonder what the cas-
ualties were?
Glenn Fulmer bought an overcoat
in Chicago the past week and paid
800 bushels Of corn for It. If it had
been a suit for his wife he would
probably have had to emrty the
elevator.
a Nebraska power company is
said TO be burning corn for fuel We
see so many Of these cOrn-for-fuel
items that we suggest TO the prohi-
bition officers to hang around the
corn-burners awhile and smell the
smoke.
Some of the cities of the middle
west are employing beauty experts.
Mel, q ,r-o La fc vatrrroI1rr baaptff1,1 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

London in some hotel. and Il wasn't
long before he owned the whole
place"
Wullie Watson. seriously: Aye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
MAN IN THE STREET


L-5ok us weu over today and read
every one cf the advertisements
scattered through the MLshawaka
pages They VIII give you an idea
~ the heetl.ug propensities OF our
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

They are trying 10 tell us how 10
make mince pie good without the
main ingredient, but no old-timer
will have very much time or room
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

Glenn Fulmer bought an overcoat
in Chicago the past week and paid
800 bushels Of corn for It. If it had
been a suit for his wife he would
probably have had to emrty the
elevator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

4 Nebraska power company is
said to be burning corn for fuel. We
see so many Of these cOrn-fOr-fuel
items that we suggest to the prohi-
bition officers TO hang around the
corn-burners awhile and smell the
smoke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

Some Of the cities of the middle
west are employing beauty experts.
Mishawaka is naturally beautiful. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

In Norfolk $50. 900 worth of whis-
Ky was found in a car Of onions
Could you fancy a more outrageous
combination? Wonder what the cas-
ualties were?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

That speech Of Isaac Kane's be
fore the South Bend Round Table
members might be termed a classic
in Mishawaka, considering the favor
it found in South Bend.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

Anyway. Henry can do as ne
pleases just so long as he doesn't
take Johnny Rupp away from
Mishawaka to manage the German
business.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
LENlNUV kOMPROMIS.
Nejvyssi pohIavar bolseyik1 ie
ochoten vitati kapitalisty v so.
vetovem Rusku.

Riga, 81. kvetna. Z Moskvy
dosly sem primo zpravy re SOU
kromych pramenu o reel, KITE
rou mel V nedeli vladce soyet-
skeho Ruska, Lenin. Primal Y
nj, ze bolSevismus V Rusku do
spell k uplnemu bankrotu. Ia
dial pfedsedajiciho ufednika Il
stfedniho vykonn6ho vyboru,
ably vyhlasil dovoleni neobme-
zeneho navratu kapitalistu. Ma
Sc take dovoliti navrat 1stav-
MIN demokratum, tax zvanym
kadetum a vSem iinym stranam
do klatby uvrzenym, ably nyni
priSli pomohli pri praci ma
znovuvybudovani Ruska. Zpra
Wy o tom nebyly potvrzeny z
nfednich pramenu bolSevic-
kych, ale jsou 2 pramenu spo-
lehlivych a mozno jim v6riti.
Jak udava moskevska zpra-
va, podal Lenin nasleduiici psa
nou resoluci; "Uvedomujice 81,
ze Sc komunismus dod6lal upl-
neho bankrotu abychom "a
chranili komunistickou mvSlen-
ku pro budoucnost a vynaSli
bez velike zmeny politiky cestu
z propasti, do ktere komuni-
SINUS nasi zemi uvrhl, uznava-
me potfebu, aby Sc poskytla
neobmezena svoboda kapitali-
smu a ably byli ustavni demo-
krate a zastupci jinych Stran,
pprovozuiicich reelni politiku,
pozvani k znovuzahajeni pra-
ce ma vybudovani Ruska."
Zprava udava, ze navrh vyvo-
lal obrovskou sensaci, ale neni
znamo, byl-li pfijat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
ZADOST o UZNANf NEOD.
ViSLOSTI LITVY.

Washington, 81. kv6tna. -
Dnes byla doprayena do Bile
no Domu petice, pozadujici, "a
by president Spoi. Statu Hard
ing uznal uplnou neodvislost
Litvy, kterazto petice obsahu-
ie million podpisi lidi Ameri-
ce zijicich. ZpGsobem tim lit
vinska Ia petice ma vice podpi-
sd nez sve DOLBY petice sufra-
zet, povazovana "a toho druhu
nejobsahlejsi sbirku podpisi.
V petici Sc dale pravi, ze Litva
byla samostatnym staten jiz V
davnych dobach, obyvatele je-
il re jsou mirumilovni, jimz po-
daTilo Sc vSak udrzeti rec Svou
pres stalety utisk. Petice prosi
na konec, aby president uznani
Litvy V kongresu ziskal a TAX
skute6nou ieji nezayislost "a
jistil. Illinois poskytl litvinske
petici asi sta tisic podpisL a V
cele zemi sbirani podpisi W.
zadalo 81 n6kolik tydn6. Je t6z
n9kolik guvern6rI, senatorI,
kongresnikd a universitnich
profesord podepsano. Petice
tvori celkem 40 svazkG, ktere
pri SVEN nahromadeni dosahu-
il vySe ttrnacti stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
6epici ma hlavG"

6epici ma hlavf".
Podezfela zena nebyla ' do
be spachaneho zloGinu donna.
Obyvatele domu ten cas- byli
T. w. Utterback, oSetfovatel o.
nemocneleho Kabera, slecna
Nj. McArdleova, dcera Kabe-
rove z drivejSiho manzelstvi,
pritelka jeji sleCna A. Baehro-
va, 1890 Lake Ave. a matka
obzalovane Kaberov6 pi. J. A.
Breckelova. Manzelka Zavra-
zd6neho pax meSkala Sc svoii
schovankou navStevou u sve Sc
Stry Cedar Point.
V zahadnou onu noe vzbuze-
nj byli obyvatel6 domu 80
hod. vykriky vychazejicimi z
pokoje nemocneho. Utterback
vyzval udesene zeny, ably setr-
valy We svych loznicich a spe-
chal sam k ldzku nemocn6ho,
jehoz nalezl ma zemi ienz
mu vypravoval, ze byl pfepa-
den muzem, ktery jej vytahl z
postele a utocil ma neho dykou.
Kaber dopraven byl lined do
nemocnice a pri policejni pro-
hlidce naleZena byla skutecne
dyka, zhotovena z pilniku, del
nicka, krvi potfisn6na rukavice
ma levou ruku, kdezto prava
naleZena ma schodech.
Pc navratu do Lakewoodu
byla Kaberova sice ma policii
vyslychana, ale nemohla zdan-
live podati zadnych blizSich
vysvetleni. Pribuzni zavrazd6-
n6ho sice zakroGili, ably mrtvo-
la byla koronerem ohledana, a.
lie nebylo nalezeno mic pode-
zfeleho, abv prot nekomu mo-
hlo byti soudne nastupovano.
Pristi den zkoumal DIR. Spencer
z Western Reserve university
obsah zaludku Kaberova a
zjistil davku arseniku a sice V
TAX znatnem mnozstvi, ze by
stacil usmrtiti tri muze.. Ami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
NOVY PRIsTEHOVALECKY ZAKON
DOVOLUJE, ZE 14,269 OSOB Z CESKOSLOVENS
NIUE SEM PRIJfTI BEHEM PRfSTIHO ROKU.

Washington, l. tervna Cfslice vykazujcf pocet prs6
hovalcd kte mohou byt pfpu6n do behem urec
nho roku po6naicho l. ervencem byly dany vere
most vchnm komsafem mad pfistehovalecvfm w W. IIus
banden.
Seznam Jest 1pny bylo sd6leno, vyjimkou Turecka
iiznf Aisle.
DIE zakona IT 2O6 pfst6hovalcd mdze priif do spoie
nIch StdH b6hem rou Spoen6ho ralovstv Angie Sko
sko, Wales sko) Nov6zska, r. 49, Sv6dska 956 Nj
zozem 3602 Bege 1,557 Lucemburska 90 Francie 5692
Sv<carska 3745 N6mecka, 039: Gdanska 285 Finska
$500 Afrky 20 Pougalska, 2269; Span6lska 663 taie
AZ 021 Ruska 24247 Rakouska, 7744 Uher $685.
ska. 7,44 Buharska, 3O1 Recka 1885, Ceskosovenska
zapadni Hat 25800; vychodn Halle 57S Australia 271
n Nov6ho Z6landu so.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
TROUFALOST NEMCU.
PODNIKLI UTOK MA FRANCOUZSKOU POSADKU
VBYTOMI We SLEZSKU

Opol Horn Slezsko L. Gervna. Velmi vazna suace Sc
Oznamue Byomi kde N6mc uderl rancouzkou posad-
ku Doslo osr6mu boil nemz Nemci by odraaeni Ne
kok Mich bylo zabo.
Polaci kteTf rovnez utkali N6mci pokus Sc poma-
haiti Francouzm. Francouzi odepfe uto pomoc sam
Obofih ma Poaky.
uhTch boiich Sosnovckych esich blfze Vek6ho
na Polac by donuceni usoupii pred tokem N6mc1 Mem
c oznamul sve Zaty dvanact mrvch 81 ran6nych KITE
by watt dc Krapptze Poac zanecha 130 mrtvych ma
boSti. Jeiich ran6nf byli odvezeni
Poaci byi zakopech hluboko lese kdezto N6mc byl
von6 prostofe koncfch N62ci veSli zoufale
boe rozvnuy kratkou vzdalenos stronfm puskami
rucnicem revovery Dnes ve6er Poaci usoup est6 dale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
PRO ZLOCIN SPACHANY
PRED DVEMA ROXY.
Prominentnf zena stihana pro
vrazdu vlastniho muze.

.Okresni zalobce Edward C.
Stanton telegrafoval vcera We
Ger newyorsk6 policii, aby zii-
stila pobyt pf. Kateriny Kabe-
rove. ienz byla vcera ol1resni
! porotou dana obzalobu pro
zavrazd6ni vlastniho manzela,
nakladatele Dana F. Kabera V
Lakewoodu. kteryz zlo6in spa
chan byl pred dvema roxy. Po-
dobna zprava rozeslana byla
do Kanady. kan Sc Kaberova
mela 2 New Yorku uchyliti.
Zaloba podana byla nasled-
KEN udanf soukromych detek-
tivG. kteff byli pribuznymi "a
vrazd6neho muze najati. abv
patrali po prav6m pachateli.
Neizavazneisf dIkazy sebrala
iista zenska detektivka, iez Sc
vloudila do prime podezfel6
zeny jeste "a jeifho zdejsiho
pobvtu.
Kaberova mela svemu muzi,
, ienz byl ranen mrtvicf, pfimi-
chat otrusiku do pokrmu, kro-
met toho iej mela V noci dne
18. cervence 1919 V byte ieho,
1857 Lakewood Ave. ma lGz-
! ku nemocneho probodnouti
neb snad ziednati vraha.
Die vfpov6df dvou svedkn me-
la iei svstematicky otravovati
liz cd 26. dubna. Kaber bvl
tehdv doDraven do lakewood
ske nemocnice a vzdor tomu,
ze krvarel u "a bodnVch ran
vvpravel tamneiSfmu policeini-
mu natelnfku Christiansenovi.
kratce pred "a kratko nastalou
smrti. ze zavrazd9ni ieho "bv-
10 nakazano zenou" ze byl
pobodan neznamym muzem s