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Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

i 20. y. Hockaday is at Lansing, Ia
this week on business.
Mrs. H. b. Jones arrived hom,
from Marshalltown Monday morning
Mrs. Frank Peters of Evanston
Ell., is visiting with Mrs. Crosier thi.
week.
Prank Keiser took in the barbe
/ cue and celebration at Parkersburg
last Thursday.
Miss Mary Collard left last weel
for Omaha, Nebraska, where she is al
instructor in the High School.
DIR. Day Munger, wife and daugh
4 ter, Margaret. returned to their homo
OF the formers cousin, d. W. Nun
ger.
The managers of the Plaza
| Theater have barred all FATTY" Ar
buckle films, scheduled to be shown
this week.
y ~. X. Bollinger and his wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kramer, all of Dyers-
vile, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Kramer last Sunday.
The Ladies Kensington of the Con-
Igregational church will meet with Mrs.
Henry Nieman on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 2Sth. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Lucy Sly and Mrs. j. e. Nye.
Augustus Reading of Davenport,
came Saturday evening and has been
assisting in the care Of his son, c. X.
Reading, vino has been SO critically
ill., and who passed away Monday eve
ming.
Miss Helen Carr. student at
Frances Sinner School for Girls, at
Mt Carroll, ILL.,. spent Sunday witl
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Carr.
and returned to her work again on
Monday.
Bob" Ford, son of Fred Ford, of
this city. arrived last week from Elk
port, California, and spent few days
here with his father. Mr.. Ford will
enter the university Of Iowa, the las,
Of the week.
Lee Servoss left Monday afternoon
for Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where he
viii spend a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Young, and his mother, who has
been spending several months at Lake
Geneva.
Mrs. George Newman and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Newman, leave today
for Puente. California, to make their
home there. Mr.. Newman and son have
been at Puente for some time working
for a large fruit concern
Miss Pearl Aldrich. who has been
attending business college at Cedar
Rapids, left Monday for Doom, Iowa,
where she enters the employ of the
First National Bank, in the capacity
Of stenographer and bookkeeper.
20 C. Philip left Saturday eve
ming for Denver, Colorado, to attend
the national meeting of druggists Mr..
Philip ic the president of the Iowa
druggists association and will repre-.
sent the association at the nationel
meeting
&C. c. Pride leaves today for In
neighboring town of strawberry Poiz,
A. r. convention, in session there
from September 22nd. to goth. Mr..
Pride will also stop off at Chicago
to visit his daughter on his way home
from the convention.
Superintendent Hare of the United
States Fish Hatchery. left Tuesday
afternoon On a business trip to Cum
berland, Maryland and will also go
to Martinsburg. West Virginia, to visi.
relatives and friends He expects to
be away for week or ten days.
Miss Beatrice Pentony, who has
been reporter for the Democrat dur
ing her vacation, leaves this week for
Iowa City, to resume her school worx
in the university. Miss Pentony has
demonstrated her ability as a news
gatherer, and we shall miss her val
ued assistance.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
K. P. DISTRICT MEETING OCT. %

Hyperion Lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
is making plans to entertain the Dis.
trict Convention OF Knights of Pythias
IN Manchester on October goth. More
details of the arrangements will be
announced later.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
PRESBYTERIAN

Next Sunday at 1890 there will be
a Sunday School Rally with short
musical program and addresses by
the pastor. Sunday School at 1l:45.
Christian Endeavor at $50. Preach
ing Services at 1880. Subject for the
evening, "Esau the Unfit"
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
DANCE AT ARM0RY

There will be dance in the New
Armory,, Friday evening, September
30th. Music will be furnished by Dom
neily's orchestra.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

Rev. j. Frank Moore, of the Congre-
gational church. will preach at $50
next Sunday afternoon. Sunday school
at. 2:30.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
LUTHERAN

Annual Mission Festival, Sunday,
September 25th. English service 1900
A. NJ; sermon by Rev. w. Sandrock
Of Preston, Iowa German service, 9 80
P. NJ; sermon by Rev. NJ. Scherf of
Castle Grove A special offering wilt
be taken for the benefit Of Lutheran
Missions. Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
BAPTIST

Preaching 10:30 Sunday morning,
Subject. "The Worlds Only Hope"
Sunday evening, "The Two Lepers" $"
Sunday School at noon.
Young peoples service at Gas f.
M. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3O
p. NJ
the Dubuque Association meets at
Independence Monday the Goth to 20.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
METHODIST

On Sunday, September 25th, at 1885
a. M. the Methodist church will ce4e-
brate the Both Anniversary of the pas
tors entrance into the ministry. There
will be an appropriate sermon. Rally
Day will be observed in the Sunday
School with promotions at II O'clock.
AT 1880 P. NJ. We are to spend an
evening with Charles Wesley, the great
singer of Methodism, using selections
from his famous hymns.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
CONGREGATIONAL
ST. PAUL'S

All the regular services next Sun.
, 1921-07-26
R|vERTON SHUTS OUT
HUDSON ON DIAMOND

HUDSON. wyo.. July 26.-Riverton
defeated Hudson. . TO o. in n gam
which the miners forfeited in the
eleventh inning by refusing to return
10 the playing field. In the eleventh
inning the score was tied. two all.
Ward. first man up for Riverton
crashed a three-bagger down the left
field line. Both umpires declared It
was u fair ball but in h dispute over
the decision Hudson refused to o n
tinuc the game. The umplres IN.
nounced that the game would be for.
feited unless IL was finished.
Batteries for both teams featured
in the play that kept the game even.
II was a real pitchers battle untn
the end. For Riverton. Ward. Dep.
uty and Laws toiled while Hungry
Wolf and Sargant toiled for Hudson.
The Cmpires were Gate and Smith.
Thermopolis. winner Of the Big
Hern basin league pennant will play
In Riverton. July eS and 81.
, 1921-07-26
REFINERS AND BISONS
OPEN FIVE GAME SERIES


Five games in three days is tho
schedule on which Greybuli and Cas-
per will work starting with one game
at Greybuil this afternoon. a double
header there tomorrow and a double
header at Phermopolis Thursday.
After this series the teams will return
to Casper for another five game mix
up.
According to the dope sheet Grey
bull should have little trouble with
the Refiners except when Dave Dav.
export Is in the box. Denver won
five straight games from the Casper
clan just before going to Greybull.
where the Broncs dropped four out
of five. Casper has always played
better on. the road this year and il Is
probable that the Refiners will make
up for the slump that they have been
undergoing on the local lot.
, 1921-07-26

per after closing an intensive seigc
OF training for ;ho display Of pas
time intelligence are ready for the
fray which start at 5 o'clock this
evening. The Kiwanians have an
edge in the betting but IN Rotar.
ians have n bunch of stars n a may
wreck up the old hall game at any
minute.
While unofficial advices have
limited at the batteries who will
work for the opposing teams to
night n mantle of secrecy a been
hung up which has not been lifted
by official announcements.
Observers have slhtcd a tentative
lineup OF both teams but this was
destroyed this morning with a rum.
or hat the Rotarians had secured
the services of a former big league
pitcher.
Tom Daily, umpire deluxe and
F. r. Huffsmith who has forgot
more about rules than some OF the
guys who write them ever knew are
slated DO officiate as antagonizers.
II is said that they will change off
each inning. one behind the plate
and the other on the bases.
A small admission charge OF IS
cents has been imposed. The funds
will be used to defray the expenses
which was incurred by the clubs in
putting in h swimming hole ut
the tourist camp grounds.
, 1921-07-26
Results il rrrr nrr I'm ~ M or rD0~uvn, nvyxr0
ead Wire lIlE lNiOUNES TAOC. UF NfUk IIN0l NEWS
LOSE CAME FOR
BURLINGTON, OHIO Wins

An overthrow at first base and one
at home plate in the seventh inning
followed by subsequent errors in h
and ninth cos the Burlington
baseball team the game with tho Ohio
on team at Parkerton last Sunday
afternoon. The score stood ! and 1
up to the seventh inning when the
hope Of the local team vanished in
a dust of errors. resulting in the H.
nal score OF s to 1 in favor OF the
oil men.
Undaunted by Sundays defeat the
local manager Immediately scheduled
another game for next Sunday when
there will be a side purse of $50 for
the winning team The manager of
the local team also announces that
free transportation VIII be furnished
to all Casper fans desiring to attend
the game at Parkerton next Sunday.
With a little support from the bleach
ers h 90 men feel that they can
win h game and the bonus that
goes with II.
, 1921-07-26
Then the slump came.


The Polo Grounds where the two
New York clubsm make their home, has
een giving un:1ists kahle evidence
that interest in the national pastime
Is falling off. Crowds OF 5000 and
less now sit in on the daily games
where 10000 were only fair last year.
This. too. despite she act that both
the Giants and the Yanks are up in
the a
Some OF the wise followers OF the
game blame h slump on the lively
ball." which is making the games
much longer and less interesting. 1t
is a act that where games last year
used TO be played in an hour and n
half to two hours. nine innings now
run much longer and the spectators
begin to file out to the subway and
the elevated around the seventh in
ming
Others maintain that baseball was
lucky to be so late in getting a wal
iop by n general business slump. 1t
seems more reasonable to believe thai
the fans are staying away from the
parks because they have other places
for a dollar. The tight financial con-
dition of h country is shown in the
bleachers. During times OF prosperity
h bleachers are almost deserted on
the Polo grounds but 1t has been no.
ticeable lately hat the seats out In
the u are more popular than the
higher priced seats in the grand
stand.
Baseball and the theatrical world
have n lot in common in New York.
The same element that fills the thea.
tiers swells the crowds at the baseball
games. There is a lot of significance
in the a that the gay white way in
the "Forties'' is having the same
slump as the Polo grounds.
The Follies' is the only show on
Broadway doing good business. Other
shows are playing to lighthouses every
night. Tickets are available for every
show in New York but the famous
Folly" show at a cut-rate ticket
agency, where the managers dispose
OF tickets below the box office price.
II means nothing hat Tex Richard
gets 81. 900. 900 from 30 1000 spectators
who saw the Dempsey-Carpentier
fight. Such n sport spectacle will
draw a crowd any time in any place
near such u nest of population.
II is not generally known. however.
that Richard. seeing the slump in
baseball and around the theaters. was
u rather worried person just previous
to the fiyht. His tickets weren't going
and as late as II o'clock on the morn
ing OF the fight he wasn't sure that
he was going to have enough fans
in the big stadium TO give him even
a slight return for all his time and
trouble.
, 1921-07-26
"Thumbing'' Ball
In Practice In
National League

CHICAGO, July 20 National
league pitchers are resorting to the
old trick Of "thumbing' the ball,
nov prohibited. 1t was declared to-
day by several members Of the pitch
ing staff Of the Chicago Cubs.
The Boston and Brooklyn pitchers
especially. were frequent violators
Of the rule, according TO "Spced"
Martin. In the closing games of
the Chicago Brooklyn series at
Brooklyn recently. which Chicago
captured, 3 to I. i'm 10 innings, Sher-
rod Smith "nicked" the ball cover
with his thumb nail. Martin de-
clarcd. Several other balls were
similarly married and were thrown
out Of the game by Umpire Klein.
Martin declared. but no action was
taken against the pitchers.
, 1921-07-26
DENVER MANAGER CHASED
OUT OF THERMOP PARK

THERMoPoLIS. wyo.. July 2s.-
In tho heat OF battle during the first
Denver-Greybull game here Sunday,
Umpire Dale was assalled by Roy
johnson. Denver hurler and by Tom
Downey. the Broncs' scrappy man
ager. Pep Moore. Greybuil's catcher.
went to the assistance OF the UNI
pire and the result was that Downey
was banished from the park and Roy
Johnson was fired. This may mean
an indefinite suspension for johnson.
The feud between he and Umpire
Dale is said TO be one of long stand
ing. starting in Denver and trailing
around the circuit wherever Dale of.
ficiated. Despite the absence OF Dow
ney, Denver came across and won the
second game Sunday by a score OF
three TO two.
, 1921-07-26
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
To ORGANIZE SPORTS

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Plans for
organization OF "a Knights of Column
bus national amateur sports ~associa-
ton were announced today by VIII
liam ]. Mckinley, supreme secretary
of the Knights. The association.
which Mr.. Mckinley predicted would
be the largest amateur organization
in the United States. Will be per
fected at the X. of c. national con-
vention at San Francisco August 2.
3 IN 4. State organizations will be
formed.
, 1921-07-26
HERO BURIED
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 26.-The body of
Fred ii. Meyer. whom General PERISH
ing mentioned as "one of the greatest
heroes of the war was buried here
with II of the most elaborate mill
tary funerals ever accorded a private
soldier.
At Cantigny. Meyer was killed while
Offering his bo'y as a living wall to a
-onrnde armed with an automatic
rifle. which ~exterrninated a German
machine gun nest. He was riddled
Mith bullets.
, 1921-07-26
HARDING SENDS GREETINGS.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Carrying
greetings from President Harding to
the Pan-Paciic educational confer
enc which meets in Honolulu. Aug
ust IL. DIR. Frank f. Bunker. reprt-
senting the United States commission
or of education. left yesterday for
San Francisco. where the American
delegates are to assemble. The con
ference was called through Secretary
Hughes and is to be attended by dele
gates from a.out IS nations touching
the Pacific.
, 1921-07-26
HERMAN Gains
TITLE AGAIN
Outpoints Lynch in I3 Out of Is
Rounds at Ebbets Field
Last Night

NEW YORK. July 2s.-For the sec
ond time in his fighting career, Pete
Herman is bantamweight champion
of the world.
D~isproving the old ring proverb
that they can't come back" Her
man tore into Joe Lynch before a
crowd Of 30. 900 at Ebbets field. Brook
Ign. last night. and won back the utic
OF which Lynch had deprived him last
December 20.
Herman regained his crown as he
had lost it-by a judges decision. The
bout went the full is sceduied rounds
and Herman clearly had the better OF
them or points.
, 1921-07-26
TENNIS STARS PRACTICE.

NEW YORK. July 26,-The Brit
ish isles ennis team in the Davis
cup competition left today for Pitts
burgh to acduaint themselves with
the courts at the Allegheny Country
club. S~ewickiey. Pa. where on Au-
gust 4. 5 and 6 they will play the
winner Of ths Canada Australasia
match.
, 1921-07-26
St. Paul SIoOp
Wins Big Race

MONTREAL. July e6-The sloop
Bootlegger OF st. Paul. Mimi. Mon
day won h trophy defended by boats
entered by the Royal st. Lawrence
Yacht club. taking first place for a
second time in the international races
on Lake st. Louis Her companion
cntrant from st. Paul, Freebooter.
again finished second.
, 1921-07-26
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
U TRADED DEE.

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Emil
Meusel. captain Of the Philadelphia
Nationals. has been traded to New
York for Curtis Walker. an outfielder
Waiter Henline, a catcher.
, 1921-07-26

DETROIT. July 26.-The National
Billiard association of America, or
ganized as a governing body for the
sport was launched yesterday by bill
lard men representing principal cities
of the country.
, 1921-07-26

OMAHA, July 26.-Ever Hammer Of
Chicago won from Morris Schlaifer of
Omaha on r. foul in the sixth round Of
a scheduled 10-round bout here last
night.
, 1921-07-26
ROTARIANS CLASH IN BALL GAME TODAY
FORMER Lacquer IN LINEUP, RESULT IS IN DOUBT

Two giants OF the world OF ANA
teur baseball Will battle for honoFs
at the Athletic park tonight. The
ISiwanis and Rotary clubs OF Cas-
, 1921-07-26
GRIFFITHs BEATS SCHUMAN.

DENVER, July 26.|ohnny Grit
fiths Of Akron. o., received the ref
eree's decision over Harry Schuman
Of Denver after IL rounds Of boxing
here last night. They are weller
weights.
, 1921-07-26
STERLING Wins
LAST OF SERIES
Runs Made in First Two Innings
Defeat Scottsfluff. 4
to 3

sCoTTsBLUFF. Neb., July IS. =
Sterling won a pitchers battle from
Scottsbiuff yesterday. taking the long
end OF a 4-uo-3 score. Sterling gath
cred seven hits. most OF which came
in the first two innings when Lefty
Baldridge was In the box. The Ster-
ling clan played erroriess ball n
scottsbiuff could make its five hits
count for only three scores.
The score: r. II. E
Sterling ......5Io 900 900 I o
Scottsbiuff ...oo2 900 01o-3 5 ?
Batteries - Sterling, Powers and
Brooks; Scottsbluff. Baldr.dgc. Schi.
meal and Bennlnghoven.
, 1921-07-26
EKLUND PINS YOKEL.

SHERIDAN. Wyo.. July 26.-C1ar-
ence Elklund Of Wyoming defeated
Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City two
out Of three falls in their light heavy
weight wrestling match here last
night.
, 1921-07-26
RAY OUTPOINTs TUCKER.

CINCINNATI July 26.-Johnny
Ray of pittsburgh bested frankie
Tucker of Los Angeles in a 1o-round
bout here last night. In the ninth
round Tucker ven down for the count
but Ray was unable to put him out.
, 1921-07-26
World Results
By Leased Wire
BALL CLUB OWNERS ARE WORRIED
GATE RECEIPTS SHOW BIC SLUMP.
By HENRY l. FARRELL.
United Press Staff CoresnondentA

NEW YORK, July 26@Club owners are beginning to get
concerned oyer the decrease in attendance at the major
league ball yards.
The 1921 season got away we'll and until the first of June
the crowds equaiied the record-breaking attendance of 1920.
, 1921-07-26

National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
, 1921-07-26
ss,so1 MADE CITIZENS.

WASHINGTON. July ga total of
%. 201 aliens were naturalized In
June. of whom 6.453. or 21.5s per
cent, were Germans. the department:
of labor announced today. Austrians
numbered 4.014. Italians. 3.5oS, and
nationals of Great Britain. 3.31s. The
smallest number. 10, was from Spain.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS.
, 1921-07-26

American League.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
, 1921-07-26

Games Today
Midwest League.

Casper at Grcybull.
Sterling at Laramie.
Soottsblhff at Denver.
, 1921-07-26

so shut OF quick.
TO HEAD OF any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal
THEN ! stopped to smoke.
A CIGARETTE.
AND AFTER a while.
! cRANKEo up woeiee.
AND ALL of a sudden
1T STARTED OF.
AND QUICK as a dash.
1T SAID something.
THEY SATISFY"
"CATISFY"-shdt's the good
- word. Just light up a
Chesterfield and see what K
perts can do with fine Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos when
they blend them in that can't-be-
copied Chesterfield way. You'll
say they satisfy"
Did you knotD about the
ChesferfieH package of I0P
, 1921-07-26

NY YOUNG sister.
HAS A ouiia board.
AND SHE believes it
AND TALKS to Noah.
AND | think sho talks.
TO HER best fellow.
WHO'S DEAD but doesn't know 1t.
AND | used to give her.
THE LOUD, rudo laugh
BUT I'M sorry now.
BECAUSE LAST night.
| WAS home alone.
so ! got the board.
AND PUT in a call.
FOR JOHN Barloycorn.
AND OTHER departed spirits.
but THE line was busy.
FOR NOTHING happened.
THEN I cheated a little.
AND 1T spelled this.
"oRAMMAsHoTTA SEVEN"
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INA LETNfM BYTE"

Dramaticky sbor Tyl Zaha-
iuje Ultra letoSni divadelni Sc
Zonu starSi sice, ale vzdy pu-
sobivou Stolbovou praci INA
letnim byte Veselohra jest
dobre nastudovana a vyborne
obsaZena, take volba tato bu-
de dobrym za6atkem. Ia wee
reiSiho predstaveni objevi Sc
i move dekorace. ktere spolu $
opOnou dalo fiditelstvi sine IL
praviti. Pri divadle a pozdei
Sim taneGnim vinku ucinkova-
ii bude sokolska kapela. Pro
pfiStl pfedstaveni vyhrano ie
drama z neinoveisi literatu1y
ktere bude zajiste $ nejmen-
sim povdekem priiato jako ro2
marna hra zitrejSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17

la jiste ma odpor jak Y Cesko-
slovensku, tax V Polsku. kde
statky tyto Sc rozkladaji. In
tarview konal Sc V 6fadovne
zdejsiho konsula Dir. BartoSov-
skeho. Koupi t6chto statkd a
merickym kapitalem zaplate-
ny by byly pravd6podobn6 j
Spoi. Staty do vnitrnich diffe-
rencd stsedoevropskych coz
by sotva byla pro Ameriku ia
doucim. Maietek tento byl
Habsburky konfiskovan pred
tremi sty roxy a majetkove
pravo dynastie jest tudiz veil
ce pochybnym.
Die jinych zprav byl prodei
jiz uskutecnen V PaTfzi prave
pred tydnem v sobotu a mezi
cleny syndikatu jmenovani
isou Ch. H. Sabin, j. Leon
hard Replogle, f. A. Munsey,
Tn. j. Fielder JIM V obchod-
MIN svete prominentni Ame-
ritan6. Die tvrzeni posledn6i-
5ich nabyty byly statky hab-
sDursk1m rodem zpdsobem le-
Galnim a nikoli zabayenim "a
30-lete valky.
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PRVNf VYSLECH SVEDklf v
PROCESU s BENICNEM.
Obzalovany Sc priznava, lie je-
den z automobile byl
jeho.

Pfi soudnim liceni, ktere
zapotalo vGera odpoledne w
slechem sv6dk1, primal Sc OBJ
zalovany Dominik Benigno, ze
automobil, v kterem Sc naleZa
Ii vrazi Slye a Fannera, byl 81
ce jeho majetkem, ale re jej
tito pouzili bez jeho v6domi a
re ON sam nikde v mistech,
kde dvojnasobna vrazda dne
81. prosince minuleho roku
byla spachana, nebyl. Prizna-
nj toto ucinil ga neho vtera je-
no obhajce Mulligan.
Prvni svedkyni pro obzalo-
bu byla vtera pi. Slyova, vdo-
va po jednom re zavrazde-
nych. OvSem nemohla mic iine-
no vypovidati, ien kdy videla
muze sveho naposledy a spa
tfila iei pax, kdyz byl do do
mu privezen jako mrtvola.
Druhym svedkem byl Fred H.
Goff, president The Cleve-
land Trust Co., jemuz bylo u
kradeno auto, kterym lupiti
lSlyovi Fannerovi zatarasili
Y osudnou chvili cestu. Byvaly
koroner DIR. Jacobs vyprayel
jako svedek, re Sly zemrel ma
sledkem tfi strelnych ran. Dn-
lezitou svedeckou vypoved a
tinil II. w. Luff, obchodnik
automobily, 3046 Lincoln bou-
levard, ienz tvrdi, re Benigno
cd neho koupil stroj, kterem
lupiti 2 mista Ginu ujeli. Ii
cence ma autu vyStavena byla
ma tchana Benigna.
Benjamin Blaich, iehoz d1m
Sc nachazi Il zeleznitniho mo-
stu Nickel Plate drahy a zap.
Al. ILL.,, kde sc strelba udala,
spatfil ma vlastni oGi Zatara-
semi cesty sci k mistu prav6
We chvili, kdyz Sc Tanner ha-
dial Purperou, jehoz vinil
re srazky. Farmer odlozil svGi
revolver a hledel ziskati jme-
ma svedku cele udalosti, kdyz
V tom lupici zahajili palbu
oba napadeni, Sly Tanner,
byvse kulemi zasazeni, soucas
ne klesli k zemi.
Hlavni asistent ,zalobce j.
T. Cassidy prohlasil, re zalo-
ba dokaze, ze to byl prave
Benigno, ktery muze k loupe-
ii pfimel a take je pry mel
opati.ih zbranemi.
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CO JEST PRAVDY MA kOU-
ri STATkU HABSBURkU
IA AMER. PENfZE.

Senator V. klofat, jenz Jest
mistopfedsedou senatu, navStf
ven byl celou radon amer.
ZpravodajG a byl dotazovan,
60 Jest pravdy ma zprav6. ze
jisty americky syndillat zakou-
pill statkv byval6ho rakouske-
no arciv6vody Bedficha (iest
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itch vozy jen jednim zfizen-
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prve zpozorovali Ma Clark mo-
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pondelni schnzi mestske rady,
kde Sc jej ujme sest radnich,
jejichz volebnim pasalikem Sc
tato oklestena vozba deje.
Jsou to radni Kadlecek, Nc
Naughton, Townes, Faulha-
Der, Mitchell a Branschwitz.
Protestovano bude j proti o.
mezeni poGtu voz6.