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The Washington times., 1922-09-02
CPECIAL NOTICES
The National Daily

s>iff~ Il THE ~ifarsiTR isGFREIE coTRT oF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, holding a
tion OF land for alley purposes in
square 2s46. in the District Of Column
bia.--Distriet Court. No: l6tl.-No-
TIcE AND ORDER OF PubLIcA. a
Commissioners OF the District of Co
section i6Os to section ieos 1. inciu-
;x f the GSds St .Is lay ssS for 'ns s,,t,sn ps
in this court praying for the condem-
nation OF the land necessary for alley
purposes In square 2sl6 (bounded by
srving Esysn.s enyon n. p.,Iis, srssts ., ena o
lumbia, as shown on map or plat
filed with the said petition as part
thereof. and praying also that this
With WITH the ssSnr iSw provided Tor In s such cases
to assess the damages each owner OF
land to be taken may sustain by res-
son Of the condemnation of land for
fits resulting thersfrom the entire
amount Of said damages, including the
expenses Of these proceedings, upon
each lot or part OF lot or parcel OF land.
demnation, in the proportion that the
said Jury may find said lots, parts Of
lots or parcels Of land will be benefited
as provided for. in and by the aforesaid
SOOe OF Law. IL ny the SOuIti tuir
S1st day OF August, 1879, ORDERED:
That all persons having any interest in
these proceedings be. and they are
hereby, warned and commanded to ap-
pear In this court on or before the 18th
day Of September, 1929. at 10 o'clock
O. m, and continue in attendance unfit
the court shall have made It's final or
der ratifying and confirming the award
OF damages and the assessment OF beth
efits of the Jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein: and IL 10 further Or
DERED, That q copy Of this notice
and order be published twice week
for two successive weeks In the wash
ington Evening Star. the Washington
Post, and The Washington Timss
newspapers published In the said Dis
trfct. commencing at least ten days
before the said 18th day of September.
1922. It 10 further ORDERED, That
copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States marshal
or his deputies, upon each OF the own
ers OF the fee OF the land TO be con-
demned herein as may be found by thr
said marshal, or his deputies. within
the District OF Columbia, before the
said 18th day of September, 1s72
(Seal.) BY the Court. JENNINGS
BAILEY. Justice. A true copy. Test {:
MORGAN II, BEACH. Clerk. BY II.
p. DERTZBAUGH, Asst. Clerk.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21
DNES Sc TO OMLUVITI
MEDIA.

Ia dnu Jindricha VII. polka
dan byl Anglii popel re spa
lenych zviiat Ia neklamny pro
stredek pro RUNE choroby. Sy
rup praskem rohu berana
tez Sc tesil .velkemu odbytu a
prasky, jichz soucastky byly
mad pomysleni uzasne' prodava
ny "a velke poptavky. V neo-
svicenem 16. stoleti bylo lie u
zivati neznamych smesi a let
kvaru omluviti, ale dnes Sc to
omluviti media. Proc experiment
tovati, kdyz kazdy ma po ruce
pripravky, vyrobene nejlep-
sich soucastek ma slovo vZaty-
mi chemiky v jedne nejmo-
derneji zarizenych laboratorii
" Americe? MINNIE tn Trine-
rOvy leky, JeZ muzete VZdy u
zivati beze strachu pred ma
sledky, jake Sc obycejne dosta-
vuji po uziti leku nedbale pri-
pravenych. Trinerovo Horke
Vino, nedostizny lex pri nechu
ii k jidlu, zacpe, plynech We
vnitrnostech, boleni hlavy a
podobnych zaludecnich poti-
zich. Trineruv Liniment pri reu
matismu a neuralgia, Trineruv
Mirnitel kasle pri nastuzenl,
TrinerGv Antiputrin pri boleni
v krku jsou nejvys spolehlive
pripravky, po nichz jedine Sc
ptejte u sveho lekarnika nebo
dodavatele leku!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

Radsni silence. v Hron-
skych Nemcich ma Slovensku
vracela Sc v techto dnech rych
tarova dcera Marie Ivanova sc
svou pritelkyni doml re zaba-
Wy, ma ktere dleli jeff rodice.
Donna nechana byla k opatro-
vani nemluvnete pouze starsi
jejf sestra Anna. ODE divky, pri
blizivse Sc k rychte, poplaseny
byly z jejiho dvora prisernym
stekotem, pochazejicim z lid
skeho hrdla a prchly zpet do
hostince. Obcane vypravili Sc j.
hned ma rychtu, v niz rychtar
pri prohlidce domu pohresil svo
il starsi dceru. Kdyz jail sc pro
hlizeti vsechny kouty statku,
zaslechli pojednou re sklepa
tezke vzdechy. Ana Ivanova lie
zela tam v bezvedomi, zalita
krvi. Kdyz privolany lekar il
vzkrlsil, vypravela, ,ze byla pre-
padena Misou Nemcukem, kite
ry il zatahl do sklepa a tloukl
a skrtil tax dlouho, az pozbyla
v6domi. Uboha divka po tydnu
nasledkem prestale hrIzy rane
ma byla mrtvici. Nemcuk vratil
! Sc re svetove valky choromysl-
ny a We svetlejsich chvilich ma
rychte nadenicil. Odpiral by
diet v lidskem pfibytku, posta-
vii 81 ma bfehu ricky vojensky
"kryt" a caste "a noci vyl ne
no jako zvire. V prudkem ma
valu silenosti dopustil Sc take
zlocinu v rychte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21
KYRYSAR.

keHl ndQ nOrnlm rC0m, Vykra-
covala 81 polni cestou pod wy
soce nalozenou ndsi. V kazde
ruce mela jeste plny kosik.
Ia nj cupital drobnymi kro-
ky sehnuty a utrapeny manzel,
mistr Utesil. Poslusne mlcel a
slzave oci tkvely mu " prazd-
nu, takze pres tu chvili Skobr-
tai, nebo zakopl 0 kamen. Ru-
kama vsak slime vesloval ka-
bat mu u krku neustale sem
tam sc varhanel.
Byl uz manzelcinym kaza-
MIN pitomy a tvrdohlave jen
premyslel, ably presli tamhle
lavku, pax kopec k lesu, potom
silnici vedle zajezdni hospo-
Idly ma rdzku" polni cestu ke
vsi. Jak budou u vsi, ma wy.
hrano, - zena drzi ma cest
kazat prestane.
Kazala jiz hodinu a mistr
vedel, re nesmi ami ceknout,
re by tim poskodil svou vec, ze
by tfeba odlozila i nGSi i koSi.
| ky a Ma Utesila sc vrhla moe
nymi pestmi - jemine, Utesil
| vi, re ty jeji peste jsou jake
sloupy ma stojanovskem poto.
ce!
"To ty bys rozumoval, pape-
ro prejrovita, = to bys ty mu-
droval regiroval staveni! Jak
xiv jsi byl jen pro trapeni a
zlost, kazdy tvdj krok jsem
musela pozorovat, abys nepro-
vedl Slamastriku, a ted bys re-
giroval"
UteSilovi V uslzenych ocich
kmitlo tricet ponizenych let je-
no manzelstvi Utesilkou. -
Straslive premyslel, jestli sc
jen chvilku odvazil ovladnout
" jejich domacnosti. Takovf
odvazne chvilky ovsem nevzpo
mnel a vzpomenouti nemohl.
"kdyz ia feknu: ne! musiS
I, ty hned taky kricet: ne! proto-
re jsi hlupak, dubovy, - to vi
celia vesnice! A kdyz ia Dor.
ce feknu: ne! to ia vim, proc
jsem to rekla a spis urazim to.
mu Seplovych hlavu nohy
nez bych dovolila, ably k nam
chodil. ia nam zkusenost, ia
Sc az dost tebou napalila, ia
Sc neco Ia tricet let nabrecela,
re mne Panbuh tebou potre.
stall"
Mistr zakopl O drn a opet
lisilovne premyslel, kdy v ce.
lem jejich manzelstvi videl re.
nu brecet. Premyslel marne
Utesitelka tficet let jen kaza.
la, ale nikdy nebrecela.
''Ze ty Sc starym Seplem Wy.
sedavas ma navsi a zbytecne
propalujes penize v tabaku, pc
tom mi mic neni, = ia jsem cd
lSeplovky zkusila "a tricet lei
dOst dost, - napOmlouvala
Sc mne kazdodenne az hruza
a vSude vypravuje, re ia "a
maslo nejmene platim a ze We
meste prodavam postrebky mi.
sto vajec. Seplovka je mrcha
= to vi celia vesnice -"
Utasil uz az chtel prece jer
drobanek resonyrovat, ale roz
myslil 81 to. Seplovku znal, -
"a nesic sotva deset SLOW pro
mluvila a nevedela ami, co Sc
ma jejich humnech deje. Ale
nae certa drazdit?
"A Sepl? To je partyka
IUz proto partyka, re tebou
cele vecery ma navsi vysedavi
a okukuje svet, - tax! A kar
ty hra, - kdo Vi, jestli 81 i ty
s MIN nekde tajne nehodis. -
tuhle isl "a strevice primes
tuze malo. Sepl je tvIj konku
rent ty bys MIN nemel Wy
8edavat, protoze ii pfebir;
praci, - to II celia vesnice!"
! Y Uteailovi praskl n6jak,
nerv. Ma bozim tom svete n:
koho nemel, nez toho Scpla, -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21
Stfepinky

tonoSem UteSilka! "A ted i Ma
toho Sepla Sc rozhani, ma tu
dust dobrackou!
Snad poprve "a tficet let o.
zvalo sc v mistrovi muzstvi!
! Vytrel 81 rukavem slave oci,
nekolikrat ma prazdno dsty po-
hnul pritlumene vyrazil: =
"Ne, = ne, Sepl mi praci ne
prebira = to on mi kazdy ten
skrpal preje ="
Utesilka Sc zastavila, Timed
oba koSe postavila Ma zem a
,obratiia Sc k muzi. Stala tn
jake mohutny kopec prot krti-
ne a ODE zrakove vidlicky "a
bodily Sc do rlistra.
"Tak ty budeS odmlouvat,
ty papero pejrovita? Sepl? ia
tt dam Sepla! ia ii dam toho
partyku! TAX ty budeS regiro-
vat, ably 81 Dorka vzala toho
Ijejich kluka, kdyz jsem uz IT,
sickrat rekla, re. il radeji uto-
PIN, nebo sirkami otravim, nez
bych il dala do te familie? =
Pockej, ia ii dam Sepla! Ode
dneska MIN nesmis ami ma
krok! Vecir S navsi mas jiz
amen! Ami ma krok! Sednes
Isl na stolicku u dveri, venues
do ruky koste budes odhanet
toho jejich kluka, = at prsi,
nebo Sc chumeli, budes pred
chalupou S koStetem! A dal ma
'naves ami krok!" Utesilcina
ruka sermovala mistrovi u no.
su, re bystre ustupoval.
! Ale jednou probuzene muz-
stvi jeste Sc vzpiralo: ia 0
Dorce mic, ia Dorku nehlidam.
a kdyby snad Dorka chtela -
Utesilka zcervenala, roz-
krocila Sc, vzplanula: "Tak
ty tax? Tys uz 81 to vsechno
spocital, vid'? - w iste 81 to
S tim partykou Seplem vecir
ma navsi ujednali? ia dam ma
81 Dorce domek, vid'? - a ten
kluk Seplu Sc mi nastehuje,-
ia budu tahat muse, a kluk Sc
plu bude cisti romany, ia
budu shanet po svete grose a
ty budes obema seply bese-
dovat, korejnit a okukovat
svet, vid'?"
Mistr sc skrcil, ale jeste v
mem byl krapanek nepochopi-
telne odvahy: "Ja mic, - ia
mic, = ia myslel, re Henrik
Seplu ie remeslnik, truhlar -
re by -.
| UteSitelka 81 podeprela sve
mocne boky, zazufila: "Tak
lty isl myslel! Ty bys Dor
nkou chtel poroucet: jdi, vem 81
toho kluka sc smatlavyma no.
hama a hybaj S MIN k nam do
, baraku, at Sc mama dre a ia
ha muse! o, ty papero pejfo-
vita, ty chlape dubovy, ty, ty
darebaku!"
Ut6sil videl, re je zle. Padal
do propasti. Videl, re vybou-
I'll zle duchy obestrela no ja-
kasi tupa a bezmyslenkovita
resignace. Jindy byl by ponl-
zene odprosil, nebo jednoduse
utekl, ale tentokrat vyhnala
sc mu k mozku posledni muz-
ska mia odvazil sc podotk-
nout: "Snad - snad mann
tady taky - snad bych' mohl
neco rici 0 Dorce pfec jsem
tadyhle jeji tata -"
Utesilce hoftly oci strasnym
yztekem, cele jeii ohromne te-
10 tfaslo Sc horecnym rozclle-
MIN.
kricela zurive: "Ty? Ty?
Ty jeji tata? Kdo ii to rex? ?
Kdo ii takovou pitomost ma
: mluvil! Ty re isl jeji tata ::
Copak 81 myslis, re bych 81 S
. takovou paperou ptjrovitou
: pokazila ple'meno? Ty nejsi
zadny Dorcin tata - to Vi &c.
IL ,,ocpiooi,'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

Operni psvkyne Claire
Hietelova a prof. r. Cerny,
virtuos ma fletnu, nam uve-
dou v Ceske Mar. Sini nase-
ho nesmrtelneho Smetanu.
Zajistete 81 vstupenky v OBJ
chode pi. Smrzove v cas-.
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The diamond drill., 1922-01-20
MUST CHANGE CONSTRUCTION
Standard OH Company Found Out
That the City Meant Business
When IL Said sStOpv

The differences between the Stand
ard Oil Co. and the city over the type
OF construction used In it's filing
station at the corner of Superior
Avenue and Fifth street came to a
head last week when the Commission
ordered the city manager 10 raze
the building unless the Standard Oil
changed the construction plans.
Before the Standard Oil Co. pur-
chased the lot upon which 1t is build
ing the Duluth Office sent to the city
commission form OF resolution,
part OF which recited that the struct-
ure to be erected would conform TO
the city ordinance. The commission
passed the resolution.
When the company started to build
1t secured a permit from the city
which stated that the building erect
ed must conform to specifications OF
the ordinance.
In the face OF these two documents
the construction engineer laid out a
brick veneer building. Complaint was
entered with the commission soon
after the wood work was put up by
some OF our citizens that the fire or
dinance was being violated.
The Commission instructed the
Manager to notify the Standard Oil
that II must obey the Ordinance. The
local man, who has no authority to de-
viate from his instructions, notified
the head office OF the notice but kept
on building Just the same. He re-
ceived a message saying that when a
written notice signed by the proper
authorities was received they would
order the work stopped.
Accordingly Manager Sanders serv-
ed the notice but the work still con-
tinued until the return OF City Attor-
ney Dwyer. The latter took steps
TO stop the work and II stopped The
construction engineer of the company
came here last Friday and met with
the commission. When he found that
he couldn't blum the commissioners he
got down and talked business and II
probable that the change will be made
satisfactorily TO all.
The latest proposal is TO lay &
brick wall inside the present veneer
removing the woodwork altogether
The brick wall will be OF backing
brick and sufficient to pass the de-
mands of the ordinance. In order q
make the change the top must b.
raised trifie but not sufficiently tc
cause any great expense.
Just as soon as the new plans are
out II is probable that work Will b'
renewed and all will be harmonious
again.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-20
LAW ENFORCEMENT MEETING

The law enforcement meeting ad-
vertised to be held at the M. Il. Church
last Sunday evening was well attend
ed and the addresses were interesting.
The principal one was by Rev. Rosan-
der who gave utterance to some strong
statements as to Just what constitutes
a 100 per cent American and how
those found wanting compares. with
the pro Germans of war time.
The burden OF his address was dir
ected at the lack OF enforcement of
the volstead Act. lie declared In fay-
or of enforcing the provisions or that
act TO the letter and dubbed everyone
who is not 100 /. per cent Volstead
pure an anti-American, .Yr@4 81.
Rev. Rosander is the president OF
the Law Enforcement League OF Iron
county. He declared that the pur-
pose of the League is to make diligent
inquiry into the record OF every can
didate for political Office the meas
ure of purity to be the zeal OF the per-
son seeking office for the tenets of
the Volstead Act ~ ramfm ti
Mrs. II. ]. Hamlin OF Stambaugh,
delegate from the w. 9. TaU. locals
of Iron county 20 the big meeting at
Washington last month gave her re-
port OF the meeting. gsael e
The meeting in question was one OF
a series held under the auspices OF the
League in different parts OF the coun-
ty. M r +H'lr ea
The diamond drill., 1922-01-20

Probate Court Busy With Hearing or
Action Against the Administrator

Probate Judge Murphy listened to
testimony in the action brought by
Attorney A. Il. Sawyer for the minor
heirs OF Joseph Chero against James
Lenhart as administrator for the es-
tate OF their father. Mr.. Sawyer was
assisted In the hearing by Attorney
Whitcomb of Oconto. Wis. John Nc
Hale. attorney for the administrator
at the time the estate was being pro-
bated. was present as was NJ S. Nc
Donough and Dan O'Hara A repre-
sentative OF the bonding company was
preseut also. l'itil'PA alA A.tli
Briefly this action arose out or the
involved condition or the estate or the
deceased Chero. who In his lifetime
was the proprietor OF a jeweiry store
at Iron River. He built large brick
block upon which he gave mort
gage and also had a large stock or
goods upon which preferred claims
were held. 'i'a ''A'
Rev. James fLenhart was appointed
administrator soon after the death
of Chero In 1914 An inventory OF
the estate showed ID insolyent- In an
effort 10 get as much out OF the estate
as possible, the creditors. Mrs. Chero
and the administrator got together and
entered into an agreement TO continue
the business to see II something could
be done. The business showed but
few dollars profit In the year 1t was
run SO II was afterwards sold. the pre-
ferred creditors took their money and
the unsecured creditors divided up the
residue, all of them taking losses. Mrs.
Chero's only saving was few min
eral interests. The estate was thus
distributed by the administrators un-.
der the direction of the court.
Mrs. Chero afterwards died. leaving
several children who were minor heirs
OF the estate OF their father. The min
or heirs now start an action against
the administrator claiming that s17.-
nnn OF the estate was dissipated.
II is quite probable that the case
will go to the circuit court before Il
Is finally disposed OF.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-20
BEFORE COMMISSION

Next Monday Leigh G. casweli and
"A. l.. Burridge will appear before
the Michigan Securities Commission
at Lansing asking that the Crystal
Falls Hotel Association be author
lied to issue stock 70 the amount Of
si00.000
Az the subscriptions to the stock
are all In and collections OF the
amount practically made, it Is very
certain that authority will be given
and that inside Of q couple OF weeks
the stock books viii be opened end
stock issued 10 each OF the sub
scribers.
Mr.. Burridge expected when nc
left here last Saturday for Cleveland
to meet with the mining companies
In that city and to make arrange
ments with them for the issuing Of
the stock TO which they have sub
ecrlbcd.