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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

tended the Malta Normal COM
mencement Monday night, their son
Harley being one of the graduates.
Sunday school next Sunday morn
ing at 10:30.
Mrs. Ida Greathouse and son
Clyde attended Normal commence
ment at McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

Gus Davis, wife and daughter of
Cleveland spent over Sunday with
the formers brother Evart Davis
and family.
Chester Carr and wife took their
little six years old boy Robert to
GAINESVILLE where he was operated
upon Monday.
Little Maxine Carter who was
kicked by horse, is improving rap
idly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

Cut This Out--It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
to Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave-,
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs. colds and Group, Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets.-Sold Everywhere.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

ness my hand and Seal of office this
eleventh day of April, 1922.
T. P, KANE
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No. 46, Extension No. 1467.
00aE
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-18

"Sdy, feiloWs, look at the
big chief! Says he can't
break away till he fin
ishes his Kelloggs Corn
Flakesi Guess he knotOs
good things, aw' right"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
WANTS COUNTY TO WIN
superintendent Urges Al schools to
he Represented ut the Spelling
und pcnmnnship Contest

Tho county spelling and pcnman-
ship contest Is 10 be- held in tho
office OF Mrs Minnctto Hedges.
county superintendent. April a. ac-
cordinE TO an announcement made
Friday The contest starts AZ 1890
o'clock ana viii ho conducted un-
der tho famo rules as the state
contests which are held May 12 at
Oklahoma CITY.
Each school IN Tulsa county is
entitled 10 a representative In zach
contest ana an effort IL being made
by Mrs. Hedges 70 have every school
In the county represented. A gold
medal for first place ana n silver
medal for second place IL awarded
tho winner of each contest. who IA
also entitled TO enter tho state con-
tests. Each county IN tho state II
entitled to one representative In tho
state contest, which iH held tho sam,
daY that tho county superintendent,
meet In the capital city.
I'm the state spelling contest 100
words are given from the state toNt
The pcumHnship contest IL conduct
cd IN three diyisions-hlgh schools.
the nth, sixth, seventh and eighth
Grades In schools OF cities moro than
threo thousand, aud Tho same grades
In schools OF less than three thou
sand population, Prizes arc $50 and
S2b for first and second places In
each division.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Eight COnUicts Win
BE Taken to Prison

Elght inmates OF the county jail,
who were convicted and sentenced
TO terms in tho state penitentiary at
the last term OF district cour here,
viii be taken TO McAlester by dep
utv sherlffs sunday. it was an
uounced Friday Among those who
viii be transferred 20 the state
prison are Emma Weaver, convict
ed OF receiving a stolen automobile
and william Byors, who was scn-
fenced TO 10 years In tho penlten-
tary on an auto theft charge
Others are ~. L. Ballard, auto theft.
10 years. Earl Stanley burglary,
seven years. Dan Mara. burglary
five years: Fred Thompson, bur-
rlnry. three years. and Tom Boil,
burglary. two years. Leonard Rag
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
JAPS PREPARING
TO GREET PRINCE
Arrangements for Visit
Of King Georges Son
Are Elaborate

TOXIC. April Z. 49, Japan's sole
thoughts today are ccntorcd upon
preparations 10 welcome the prince
of wales whom he comes next week
TO repay for Great Britain the visit
to the British tales of tho prince
regent Of Japan last year.
Tho cabinet fearing political dis
senslon, has postponed action in in
ternal policies until after the COM
pletion Of the princes visit.
Radical Russians. Koreans and
Indians are being watched closely
by the police.
The most elaborate preparations
are well nigh completed for enter
tainment Of tho royal visitor during
his stay.
The Mutsu, pride of the Japanese
navy. will head a great fleet TO es-
cort the Renown, British battloship,
home OF the prince on his tour. from
the southern coast OF Japan TO the
harbor at Yokohama. where ho will
| land.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
ABSURDITIES OF
JOKE LAWMAKERS
Unusually Heavy Crop Of
Reform" Cranks'
Measures

NEW YORK. April 7.--Tho Ken
lucky legislator who proposed that
moonshlncrs be compelled by law
20 equip their "sulls" with whistles
that could be heard for two miles
has no monopoly OF the unusual IN
proposed legislation for the solons
who nit In legislative halls of state
capitals are promo 10 sarcasm,
irony aud iokos
Somo odd bills have cropped ~
IN tho state legislative sessions now
drawing to close.
For example there ~ the hill In
troduccd I'm tho Now York state aH-
aemhly making hypocrisy q misdc-
moanor aud defining Il ~ the act
OF n person who for pay, gift or
other valuable thing publicly ndvo-
Gates ana supports any legislative
measure restraining FREQ exercise Of
personal liberty or the net Of any
person who sol'cits funds for such
support"
Tho measure is aimed at "ro-
/ form" organization workers.
Tho MaasaC Chusetts legislature had
! before Il In this years session a bill
! making church-Eoing compulsory
U ltI 'NflA ltNlhtHl 'l NIl' fNNlf Nil'
| was physically or mentally capable
OF attending church.
Another measure proposed In
Massachusetts, provided that every
candidate for public office must bO
examined by Justice OF tho super
Tor court to determine whether he IL
qualified TO hold office TO which no
asplrCs
A bin I'm tho Massachusetts logis-
lHturo authorized tho appointment
OF special Legislative committee
tn make an official Fourth OF July
visit TO tho Irish Free state at the
oNpCnse OF its members.
Some OF tho unusual legislation
proposed ~ obviously aimed at
what the authors regard as injustice.
Housewives who do not share In
Joint control OF the family income
found n champion In Mrs. Margaret
Laird. of Newark, n, j., who In
troduced n bill In the New jersey
| legislature enabling married women
TO control tho wages they earn In
| their own homes.
! Another New Jersey measure
would exempt nurses from jury
| duty.
4 third would enable innocent
persons 10 collect from tho state 81
"A day for each dav OF confinement
in jail, provided they proved their
! innocence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
AK MYSTERIES
SOLVED, BELIEF
L. J. Tremblay, Father of
Kansas Victims, Takes
Poison and Dies

CONCORDGA. Kan. April T.
Police believed today that with the
suicide OF l. j. Tremblay tho mys-
terry of tho 'ax flend" who killed
ono person and injured four others
at tho Tremblay home Tuesday night
was solved.
Tremblay. father of tho family at
tackled by tho nN. took his life by
drinking poison this morning at tho
homo of Joe Bachand. a noighbor
residing II miles east OF here.
u was tho opinion ~ authorities
that Tremblay had been OF unsound
mind.
IIo was found after tho killing
near tho doorstep Of his home.
tied with hallug wire, his feet
slightly bound. It's eldest son.
Theodore. had been slain with tho
AK in the barn. which had bcon set
ON fire. Tho younger sons we're
found unconscious I'm tho house,
which also had been vet on fire. suf-
foring from horrible injuries inflict-
cd with the aN. Two Of tho injured,
II was said today. will probably die.
TremblaY % was reported. grew
extremely nervous last night after
his finger prints had been taken. n
had been ascertliuod that he owed
$4,000 mortgage on his farm and
that his eldest son was insured for
$1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
GALL CURCI MAY
RECOVER JEWELS.
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by Radio


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
One Hon Kccps Rnsy.

BUCHTEL Ohlo.--A world -boater
at least Tn this part OF the world
is tho claim made bv Jake Klrken-
dan FOR his 3-ycar-old Rhode Island
Rod hen,
kirkoud0ll claims this hon laid
81 eggs In December. 20 In January,
10 In February and during the
first seven days this month. after
which date the hen started IN 10
"Hct"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
HEARD SOME HOT oRAT0RY
Robcrtson's Attack Upon Owen In
tcrestcd Tulsg Democrats.

terestcd TulsC DEMOCRATS.
Tulsa democrats who attended
the state meeting at Oklahoma City
Thursday, pronounced II one OF the
best-attended gatherings OF its kind
ever held in the state. They eX-
plalnod also Il was the scene OF
some hot oratorical fireworks. espe-
cially whom Governor Robertson de-
nounced Tow owen. candidate for
governor. for a letter he had made
public, the governor announcing al
that time that neither he nor any OF
his friends will support owen in his
race. The governor also defended
his own administration.
Among the Tulsans who heard tho
governors talk were T.. Bee Guth-
rcy. Frank NJ. Wooden. Bob Atkins,
y. Fred johnson, Charles w. Daley.
s. J.. Dunn, John =. Logan, Harry
Fair. Senator r.. - Davidson, Roy
Garbett, !. NJ CrutChheld and a. ].
Rudd. The three last named are
members OF the incoming city ID
mlulstration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
CONVICT ATTEMPTS ESCAPE
Jumps From Train Travelling 90
Miles an lIOur--Mny Die.

IEh\ \ENW pl,Ili, kan, Aprli t.
Robot Hampton, %, of Detroit. took
a chance In a' thousand today 10 cB-
cape serving o. 10-ycnr term In tho
federal poultontIary here, but lost.
ON the last lap OF his Journey to
20 prison, convicted OF motor car
thcfts, he dove from Pullman car
window The train was near Rush
willie, Mo. and was travelling nc 90
miles an hour.
Hampton landed In the cindcrs he
side tho track. He was picked mp and
tadCn 10 tho penitcnti1ry hospital.
whore u was stated ho would probn-
bly, die of Injuries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Ills nrnLcs DIdn,f Work.

The now minister had asked Al
Jones 20 lead In prayer. II was
Al's first experience. but. not wish
ing to dlsappoint his new pastor he
complied. Twenty minutes later
found him stll praying.
Tho congregation was becoming
restless. Finally, from deacon 4
pew where came loud and dovout
Amen"
Inbcnding his knees tho suppli-
ant exclaimed, God bless you.
deacon That's the word I've been
trying TO think or ever since
started"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

NEW YORK, April TT would
put "A tax of 500 ON every pug
no7cd dog which society women
urcu ana turn the money over to
poor mothors who are struggling TO
rear their Childron" declared Rcv.
Dr. j. Frank Norris. 'thc TuNas tor
nado," I'm a sermon Mt tho calvary
Baptist church, where ne is holding
nightly revival services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
DIcd WorkInr I'm Garden.

Special 10 The world,
PAWHUsKA, April married So
years, George w. Trisler, who died
here Wednesday Is survived by his
wife and eight sons and daughters.
Mr.. Trisler, who was 81 years old,
had lived IN Oklahoma as years. lie
died suddenly while working in his
garden. As he had been in excel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Trails Meet at ConIgatc.

HpoVInT 70 THO WOTTUl
ATOKA. April William GUl
secretary OF tho Stratford -Atoka di-
vision OF tho Ozark Trail Rssocia-
tion, has announced a meeting OF
the association To be held al Coal
gate Thursday, April 1S, at o'clock
At this meeting final arrangements
win be made for the marking OF the
highway and tho erection OF con-
crete pyramids.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
nnnL In,csllrnlnr NnmrI.

WAUKEGAN, III. Apru III.
@. Burnett, vlcc president OF the
WaukcRan National bank, today
was appointed special rCprcsonta-
tive OF the court TO go 10 Grant Park,
III. TO inspect tho records OF the
Grant Park bank IN connection
with the case OF Gov Lon Small.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

lent heolth, II f. supposed 49,,
attack OF heart disease caused s' - y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

A new tunnel-dlgglns ma,,,..
not only removes the earth nm, r.
the opening with concrete blosts =, =
II advances.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

The first extensive shlpu,,,
cotton grown In Qjeenslsnd n q
3 o " N m g t fostering r.t..l,.' aaa,'
reached England. '.'a'T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

ley, who was given one year on a
conviction for larceny, Will be taken
to the Granite reformatory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

Several deposits OF coal from
which It Is estimated 4O.0OO.O0O tons
can be taken have been discovered
In nnrIhnrn ChImn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

Robert a. MCBirney.
Funeral director. g2t South Main.
Phone Usage 191-45G.--Advertise
ment
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11
Zajimava hricka prirody.

Ackoliv V Pist'anech zazname-
navaji jiz tyden 16 az 20 stup-
III mrazu, lezi 40 en- snehu, a
i dravy Yah skorem uplne "a
mrzl, koncertuie teplem je-
zirku ia Thermia Palace Ho-
telem zabl sbor jako V mali.
Tento jedinecnI ukaz vysvetlu
ie Sc spojitosti spodni vody a
horkych, do jezera usticich pra
menu, takze teplota nikdy ne
klesa pod 18 st. G. Zjev test
Sc nemale pozornosti lazen-
skych hostu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11

duvernik. To pTece muSite We
d6t, vzdyt' to mate knizce,
kterou yam prinesl. ktera ie to
strana? Narodne demokratic-
ka, nebo klerikalni, nebo soc j.
Svedek (radostne) Socialni.
Obhajce: No, konecne jste
ma ceste. Ktera socialni?
Svedek: No, demograticka.
Obhajce: Tedy socialne de
mokraticka. Dobre. A coz kdy-
by ten duvernik byl vam pri-
nesl knizku od strany naiodne
sociami?
Svedek: Nine by to bylo jed
no. (Smich obecenstvu)
Soudce (po cvili) Pane sved
ku, znate tuhle delnlka Mar
ka? Jak pax iste 5 MIN vycha-
eel? Dobfe? A jak ostatni del
nici z vasl strany?
Sv6dek: Z jake strany?
Soudce: Vzdyt' uz jste to
Tekl! S vami je kriz. Reknete
mi to jeste jednou - jak sc
jmenuje ten spolek, We kterem
jste a kteremu platte prispev-
ky. Vite, od toho spolku mate
knizku
Svedek (jsa blazen, re aspon
jednou trefl tazateii do noty) :
Ten spolek Sc jmenuje vyher-
nj a prodaVaji Sc Y lem lozy
(Smich ma galeril. Has
"Tak vida ! Potom, re sc 0 spoil
ky nestara ~
Soudce (zoufale) Ale pre-
boha, Wy povidate stale Vetsi
nesmysly. To je Ease iiny spo-
lex. Vldite, patrne jste We spoil
cich dvou. Ten, o ktery jde, jme
nuje Sc "Kovodelnik" a je pr
strane socialne demokraticke
Coz skutetne nevite ami zbla
sVe vlastni strane, cili orga
nisaci, neboli spolku?
Svedek: Ale vim, vasnosti
Ten spolekiepfeceod "Peklan
Smlch. Has: Hrozny spo
, lex. Cd pekla -
Soudce: No dobre. TAX NIL
zete odejit,
C"Peklem" minen jest zna
my plzenskI hostinec a spolko
/ W dun. I. r.)
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huN DN Gil dllcS CllJtl pSdll
tom nejpopularnejSlm pred
metu, iii samozrejme muSel
bych psati chripce. Tu kaz-
dy ma. mel il, nebo bude il
mlti. Jest to tudiz pfedmet,
nemz da Sc We spolecnosti ho-
vofiti, nebot' kazdy nebo sko-
70 kazdT Jest s nlm seznamen.
Nezmeme-li vSak wee druhe
strauky, Jest 10 thema, nema-
iici zadnych spraycdlivgch ma
reku ma oblibu
Letosni chripka neni sice tax
zla lako ona Y let 1917 4 1918.
kdy delala silnou konkurenci
yrazednym zbranim Valecnym,
nez mic pfjemneho to neni.
JedHou 4 vlastnostl chripky
lest, ze trpiciho uvede do TIA
kove nalady, nlz llde skacou
i mostu, nebO Sc nadratuli
'nAunSajnem" nebo delaii lins
nepiedlozenosti. Zkratka o.
bot chrlpky vidi ysechno ko-
lem 4cbe \ baryach nejtemnej-
Slch, q kdyl ke ySemu Jest o.
bloha zachmufena, lelo Sc III
ncbo tezkc vlocky snehu pada-
II. Well radeli o tom am ne
psati kdo chripku prodelal,
nerad na to VzponIla 4 kdo u
ma, tomu mohlo by 10 pfitlzitl.
Ones, co toto plsu, nelele se
oblak, AM tezke Nlochy sne-
hove nepadaIi. Naopak, sIune-
cko Sc usmlva. teply, vlahy va
nek v6)e od ihu a kdykoi Sc
podiyam III niici, vidim mlade
maminky paradujlci detsky-
nj kocarky a mch "be}bin-
la ma vsechny strany Sc I'VE
dave ohllzeiiei, div 81 lrtkN
neukrouti. Go pax 81 asi Q tom
ysem mysli, Q. lidech, ktere po-
tkarail. 0 poulicnioh karach,
automobilech, osobnlch ma
lsladnich, NUbec . tom sumotu
i ruchu, ktery X MIN Sc Ysceh
.stran dorazi?
My5lenkovy process tech ma
iickych, jejleh filosoiie'. te
rest nam neznamou peNnlnou
Jciich maly sVet zustaya nan
azavren, Il prece jelich mysl i
ste obira sc problenly leste il
nymi vedIe tech, iez Sc tykai
iciich neiprimitlYneJsi eNister
ee. TakoNy malv capalt da (
neiakym zpitsobem ia leFo
kdyz ma HAD, nebo zlzen, mel
kdyz Jest mu horko neb zima
ale jinak zuotaFa uzavren san
sebe. Jsem zYeday, zdal t
mali caparti 81 rozumi, zdal
mlufl nejakou jim znamou re
III. Pozoroval Jsem caste, *
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FEUILLETON.

vSech lidl steina, avSak jest
yelmi malo. tech, kdoz by sill
vubec neco pamatoVali Z do
by reln6me do peti roku. Pro-
10 Svet tech nejmenSich zusta-
va ieich vlastnim svetem a
Zust;Na IA mimi, kdyz mill OBJ
dobj toho nejutielsiho detstyi.
PriVedla niue ma tyto my
Sl6nky dneSni promenade tech
neimensich, ktell jako vcelicky
vylGzaii, jakmile slunce zacne
yysifati teplejsl paprsky ma
starou matku Zemi.
Ano, dnes Jest hezky, kras
No Ably vSak neVZniklo neja-
Ike nemile nedorozumeni, w
slovne podotlkam, re toto ne
I'M pSano V sobotu, kdy sc TO OBJ
| ieyi Gste. Do soboty to ieSte
muzeme miti snehovou vanici
lnebo studenv deSt' mill etc
mari mohli by rici - vzdyt' 81
u mas della dobry den kdyby-
chom nell liz "a sebou ~. Pa
tricta, siloro bych byl ochoten
Velit., Ie to teplejsi slunko hu-
de na@jm casteiSim hostem, ale
tdlIto jSem ma rczpaclch, mann
Ii liz pdloIiti zinnlk q yZlti ia
sebe neco lehciho. Ne re bVCk
mel neco oSObne protl sy. Pa
trickoyi. nikoli. Byl to zaslou-
IilN muz liz Ia okolnost, ze
Vyhnal vSechny hady Z lrska,
Jest sama sobe Nelikou zaslu-
hou - aysak kdyI na 81. Pa
tricka nepada snih, pada stu
deny deSt he2ky Jest malo-
kdy Sv Patricka, iak znamo,
Test teprVe piiStl patek, II.
biezna. Ma tento den kazdy
fadnl. roduverny lrcan ma by
Ii We slaVnostnl, poVznesene na
Iadc Il tax mne napada, j ak 81
k tc p0Nznesene nalade poma-
hail nyni, \ techto prohibif-
nlch Gasech Ami iinak tento
sEatek ncni liz tim, elm byyal.
Byly dcby, sdv Sc konaly We
mestcch velkolepe pruvody a
kdy lapne mestsk6 rady $ ie-
itch ctihodao9tmi mayory sta
vail pred radnieemi. kazdy x
4elenlm "shanrockem' y kno-
flilsove dir>e, nez lest jenor
malo mest, kda sc tento IVY
zachopava
My.lim, =e bv Ircane potre
boNali sv Patricka nyni. kdFi
dovedl vyhnati yscchny hady :
rska, moIna zc by sc mu pc
dafilo yypuditi vSechny "Zlt
duchy', kteri mezi rodne bra
try rozseVajl East a nepratel
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INDIFERENTISTA.
V Plzni, dne 26. ledna us

RIM, une 20. leuflds -uS.
Dialog, ktery nasleduje, ne
nj vymysleny neni k nemu mic
pribarveno. TAX jak jeJ otlsku-
jeme, slysen byl cetnym obe-
censtvem V SIM okresniho SOU
du Plzni, odpoledne 25. led
na t. L. pri hlaVnim llcenl pro-
ii d6lnickym duvernikum Sko-
dovky. Vsichni, kdoz infikuji
mas lid neduverou a nelaSkou k
organisacnimu zivotu, nell by
81 dati tento obrazek zaramo-
vat.
OkreSni soudce: Pane sVed-
ku, povezte nam, co vite Q pru-
b6hu tavky, ktera vypukla II.
rijna 8 hodin dopoledne V To-
komotivce {. 2. We Skodovych
zavodech.
Svedek Josef Petr: ia nevlm
o te stavce mic. ia jsem Sc o to
hestafal.
Soudce: Pracoval jste prece
IL. rllha lokoinotlVce CHS. Z. +!
ledy lste nluSll heco Vlaet, ne
90 SiySel' NepaiiiatuJeIe Sc, Ae
pS 81 aeiilicl oyli heco poNloa Il
. N aiNoNl' hOeiy NStoupli 10
ziule ofgaillsace
oVeoeh' Neco . MafhoVi
Jsem zasleehl' Ale uz heNlill'
co 10 oylo' ia Sc takoVe Vecl
heStafati.
oouace Neoo lleVioel Jste'
koyz Sc aelnlcl Shfomazd oVaii
ha koie]lch 20 Sc cam oelo
oVeoek ia heVlm nc. ia sc
Q TO vuoec hestaral. Nine TO ne
zallmaio.
ooadce; Ale doVolte hoe
Jste ofgahlsoVan! No, u nekfe-
re odboroVe organlsace lste
clehem ho ktefe stfahe Pa
tflte!
oVeaeh: ia neVlm, Ia Sc to
Vubec hestafam.
ooudce; % to poVldatef Mu-
site oyt prece v neJake odbo'
rove orsanlsaci, he?
oVedek; NO Y neJake, tot st
VI Jsehl.
ooudce: We kteie?
oVeaek' Ale Vzdyt Vam pow
oahl' ze neFlm. ia Jsem nlkdA
Y zadhem spolku nebsl, Az pc
/ pfeVfatu MI nekdo rekl: 1y
| tea pfel musl byt kazdeJ W
Spolku. No, Ia Jsem sci !
nakymu duNernlku, ably mi tie
dy primes knlzku od spolku
!, hayz tu musi beJt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11
Odcizene -opet nalezene
predmety pozustalOsti krale
Alexandra ObIenovice. 4 Be

AleXdnufa ODIenOV1CG. II DE-
lehradu Sc oZnamuje: Po "a
yrazdenl krale Alexandra kra
lowry Dragy hyly drahe pred
mety 2 palace a kostela uloze-
ny IA fare v pokladne, odkud
byly uloupeny Ia svetoye val
Ky. Cd te dolby Sc . Mich neve
delo Byly mezi mimi starozit-
nosti a sperky Gene pul. mil.
dinaru. Pred nekolika dny byl
v Pesti zatcen muz, ktery chtel
prodati nekolik velkych brill
anti velkou perlu. Patranlm
Sc zjistilo, ze drahokamy per-
la pochaZejl ukradene pozu-
stalosti po Alexandra Obreno-
vici.
Desetileti lupici a zlodeji.. Y
Berllne byla objevena n6kolika
clenna spolecnost zlodeju lu-
picu S-l2letych. ktefi uz neko-
lik meslcu pachali lipy kra-
deze, poclnajice 81 pfi tom vel
mi ohratne. Rodice d6ti pr W
slechu tyrdili, zc nem6li o pO-
clnajl svych deti ami ne.imensi-
ho tnSani
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DObrak.

Ale yeno dostane ma dcera
az po me smrti. - To nevadi,
zatim 81 i tedv vezmu = laskv,