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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
NAM MA PRODEJ diva .jedno.

NAM MA PRODEJ diva jedno-
rodinne. domy vedle sebe ma
pekne ulici, nova skola sc stavi
na blizku, poulicni kara je ne
cfaleko vzdalena. Prohlednete
ISL tyto domy a porovnejte ce-
ny a mnoho-li platte najmu.
Vezmu lot jako prvni splatku,
zbytek ma 6ad. Majetky tyto
SO nalezaji ma Tate ul. ma zap.
cote ul. BlizSi sdeli P. NEUzIL,
0715 Denison Ave. 5-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

NASLEDKEM okamziteho
odcestovani prodaji Sc tri hou-
paky, / dresser a ruzpy jiny na
bytek a veci "a velmi levnou ce
nu. Adressa sc sdeli v adm. t. Ii
stu. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod v
rohove budove, kde je 10 po-
kojd, koupelna q garaz. Ia
volejte Lincoln, 2127; dale
sc proda deiikatesni obchod,
kde Sc trzi ma $1,000 tydne ma
Euclid ave. Blizsi sdeli jed
mattel pc 5. hodine vecer els.
1921 vych. SIS. vi. 5-0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

kvetinove sazenice.
Salvej, .vrbenky, culendula,
snapdragon, petunie, scabioga,
salpiglasis, portulacca, zenie,
smisene cosmos, zlute cosmos
35c Ia tucet.
Phlaxis astry, mingonetty,
marigold, strocks, masturtiums
po 25c Ia tucet.
Geranium 10c sazenicka.
Kfoviny i popinave .rostliny
do kvetniku, na porci, do kosi-
XII atd.
SANDOVY SKLENNikY
3175 vych. 116. ul.
mezi Buckeye rd. Kinsman.
TEL: Garfield 2735
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, peknym bytem, kde Sc
trzf ma 5000 tydne. Naleza Sc
proti skole ma Adison Rd. CTS.
1885. Velmi dobre misto a
da Sc ga vyhodnych podminek
bude-li prodan tento tyden. -
Blizsi sc sdeli v els. 6619 De-
nison Ave. 5-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
tDokonGeni.)
Pavel pravil:

Potrebujete-li duchovni pote.
chy.'
Ale nerozumela. Neposlou
chala. Videla jen to, co Sc deje
a co Sc stane a blekotala neu.
stale:
"Milost, milost, milost!"
Vysli re sklepa. Kdyz dosp6
Ii do vestibulu, zaslechli veleni
TX licir
Ably neslyseli, rychle vysli
ma ulici a Pavel zavrel domov-
nj dvere. Venku byl volny
vzduch, ktery della tax dobre
pllcim. Vojsko slo Sc zpevem
ma rtech. Zvedeli, re boj byl
dobojovan a posice definitivn6
zajisteny. | tam nemela hra-
benka Hermina uspechu.
Nekolik dni pozdeji vessel v
Ornequinskem zamku porucik
Bernard d'Andeville, jehoz ma
sledoval tucet vojakd, do jake
81 kasematy, suche a dobre wy
tapene, slouzfci "a vezeni prin-
ce konrada.
Ma stole byIy lahve od vlna a
zbytky hoineho obeda.
Prime spal ma posteli. Ber-
nard mu zaklepal ma rameno.
"Odvahu, pane"
Vezen podesene vyskocil.
s. Go? Co? Co pravlte?"
"Odvahu, pane. Bud'te sta
tecny, Madesel cas-"
Zakoktal smrtelne bledy:
'Odvahu? Statecnost? Nero
zumlm. Boze, jest to NONE ?"
Bernard pravil:
"Vse je NOME a nestesti Sc
stane vzdycky."
"A nabizel mu:
'Chcete sklenku rumu ma po-
silnenou. Cigaretu?"
'Boze! tBoze!' opakoval
prime, chveje Sc jako list.
Prilmul mimodek cigaretu.
llz mu Bernard dal, ale vypa-
dfa mu z ust pc prvnim tahu.
"Boze! Bozer" neustaval ste
natl. Jeho zoulalstvi sc zdvoi-
nasobilo, kdyz uzrel dvanact vo
laku, ocekavalicich je puska-
mi V rukou. Byl to sileny po-
HE'D odsouzence, ktery V ble-
dem sVitu zory uzTi silhouetu
guilottiny. Musili no odvesti ma
terasu Ike kusu shroucene zdi.
"Sednete 81, pane" pravil
mu Bernard.
Nesta stink nebyi ostatne
schopen stati zprima. Shroutil
sc ma kamen.
Dvanact vojinu zaujalo po-
sici pred MIN. Sklonil hlavu, a
by jich nevidel a cele jeho te-
10 Sc chvelo jako telo panaka
IA snurkach.
Pfesla chvile. Bernard sc no
otazal pratelsky:
"Chcete rad6ji re zadu nebo
ze rredu?"
A kdyz prime znicen ncodpo-
vidal, zyolal:
Ale pane, vyhlizite, jakoby
jste byi nemocen. Musite sc tro
chu vzmuzlti. Nadporucik Del
roze nepfljde drive nez ia de-
set mlnut. Chce byti pritomen
- nu, Jak bych to rekl - t6
male ceremonil. A ma mou ve-
ru, budete spatne vypadat
Vzdyt' jste cely zeleny, pane!
A jakoby Sc no pokousel roz.
ptyliti. pravil:
20 Gem bych vam tax vypra
vel? q smrti vasl pritelkynt
hrabenky Hermlny? Ach
zda Sc mi, ze vas to zailma
Nuze, povazte, &c ta zaslouzi
la osoba byla pred nekollk;
Gny popravena v Soisons. A n;
n,ou Veru, netvariia sc lepe ne;
Wy. Musill il povesiti ma zed'
A jak kficela. A jak prosila
smiloyani. Nu, jeji chovanl by
10 nehodne a zbabele. Ale vi
dim, ze myslite na neco iine
no. Hrome, jak bych vas roz
ptyiil? Ach, nam napad +. >"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

Baedeckra. Zadal jsme o dosta
venicko cisarem. A vyhovel
nam milerad We sve zname do
brote. Jen pockejte, pane, ten
vas papa yam vypere mock
Jeho Velicenstvo ma vas zuri
Co? Takovy skandal! - To ia
sluhuje vyprask! To bude hez-
Ike, panel"
Vymena byla vykonana v
stanovenou hodinu.
Dvacet francouzskych zajat-
cG bylo navraceno.
Pavel Delroze poroucel Sc
ordonancnfmu dGstojnfkovi.
Pane" pravil, "sdelte la
skave cisafi, re hrabenka Her
nina Sc pokusila Soissons "a
vrazditi vrchniho velitele fran
couzskych vojsk. Byla mnou po
lapena, odsouzena a ma rozkaz
generality zastTelena. Nam We
SVEN majetku jisty pocet listin
a intimnich dopisu, 0 nichz ne
pochybuji, re mali pro panov-
nika vaseho nejvetsi cenu. Do
pisy ty mu zaslu toho dne, kdy
zamek Ornequinsky dostane "a
Sc svuj nabytek a vsechny sve
sbirky. Porouclm Sc vam, pa
me-"
Mohl byti opravnene pysny
ma sve dllo.
Kdyz sc vratil, pravil mu
Bernard:
"Tedy jsem te pred chvili
urazil?"
"Vic nez urazii," del Pavel
smeje Sc. "Pohorsil." :"
"Pohonsil, opravdu! Po-
horsil! TAX tn name mladeho
nicemu, ktery Sc ii pokusil u
loupiti tenu a ma "a to vyvaz-
nouti nekolika dny veZenl? SET
lupicu vrazdicich a plenicich,
ktery Sc nevracel domu a zac-
ne Ease loupit a vrazdit? He'd
to je hloupe! Premyslej jen tro
Sku, re vsichni ii bandite, ktefi
chteli valku, znaji jen .ieji veli-
kost a tragickou krasu a nepo-
znaji nikdy uzkosti, ktera ira
pi chudaky. Trpi moralne ude-
sem, ktery je schvati, ale netr-
pi telesne Ma SVEN tele a tele
sveho tela. Druzi umiraji a oni
ziji dale. A ted Sc mi nasky-
tia pfilezitost chytiti jednoho,
ma kterem lsem Sc mohl pon1sti
I'll ia neho "a Jeho spoluvin-
Milky, jehoz jsem mohi chladno-
krevne dati odpraviti, jako on
odpravuji nase sestry a nase ze
ny a ty nalezas neprirozenym
re jsem mu dial ma deset minut
poznat chlad smrtl? Ne, podie
lidske spravedlnosti a dobre 10.
giky podarilo Sc mi nahnati mt
alespon trochu strachu, ma KITE
ry nezapomene, co bude xiv
Mel Jsem mu urlznouti nos ne
bo ucho! -
"Mas pravdu," del Pavel.
"Vidis. Mel jsem mu uriz
nout nos nebo ucho! Souhlasis
Jak toho iituli /. A ia hlupak
jsem sc spokojil S kouskem, n;
ktery prec snad ien zapomene
Jsem hlupec! Ale test mne t;
fotografie, ktcra bude nezapla
titelnym dokumentem :. hla
va Hohenzollerna tvari v tva
smrti. Ne, to tu jeste nebylo :
videl jsi ho?"
Auto jeIo vesnici Ornequi
mem. Byla opustena. Barbafi V
palili vsechny domy odved
obyvatelstvo do zajeti, tax ia
/, llo Sc zene stado otroku.
!. Vedle neho vztahovalo k nil
!. male decko pahyly pazi bez II
eek. ut'atych v zap9sti. -.
Mezi troskami uzreli stare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

mad tuto knizecku. Opravdl
neznam mic povzbuzujicn
no. Budeme sc il kochat pospo
lu, chcete, pane? Nazev: Ne.
mecke zlociny licene die meme.
ckych svedectvi. Jsou to cestov.
nj denniky psane vasimi vlast.
mimi vojaky, Nemci, tedy ne.
poplratelne dokumenty, prec
nimiz Sc sklani nemecka veda
Otevlram ctu namatkou:
- "Obyvatele prchli 2 yes.
nice. Bylo to desne. Ma vsech
domech lpi krev a tvare mrt.
vych jsou hnusne. Bylo jich i.
hned pohrbeno sedesat. Mezi
mimi mnoho staren, starch a te.
hotna zena a tri deti, ktere s.
zemreli V objeti. Vsichni zivi
byli vyhnani videl jsem ctyri
male hochy, nesouci ma hollch
kolebku, v nlz bylo asi petime-
sicni decko. Vse je vydano v
plen. Videl jsem take matku S
dvema detmi, jedno melo hlu-
bokou ranu ma hlave, druhe Wy.
dloubnute oko."
"To je zajimavc, re pane?'
A pokracoval:
"26. srpna. - Nadherna
vesnice de Cue d'Hossus CAR
denny, byla zapalena, ac sc
mi zda, re nevinne. Bylo mi re-
ceno, re jedouci mas cyklista
,spadl s kola a jeho puska sama
spustila, proto byla yes zapa-
lena a muzsti obyvatele naha-
zeni do plamenu."
"A dale.
"25. srpna (v Belgii) -
4 obyvatel mesta bylo postrile-
no til sta osob. ri, kterf prezi-
Ii salvy, byli pohnani ia hrob-
Milky. V te chvili byla podiva-
ma ma zeny.. ="
Cetba pokracovala, preruso-
Ivana soudnymi Bernardovymi
poznamkami, pronasenymi vaz
nym hlasem jake pfi dejepis-
mem vykladu. A zdalo Sc, ze
prime Konrad ncni dalek mdIo-
by.
Kdyz Pavel prisel do Orne-
quinu a vystoupil q automobi-
lu, odebral Sc ma terasu. kdez
jcdiny pohled ma prince a celou
scenu dvanacti vojaky no j.
hned poucil pochmurne ko-
medii, jiz Bernard sehral pi'in
Gem.
Namital vycitave:
ooh! Bernardo! ="
Mlady muz zvolal nevinne:
"Ach! Uz isl tu, Pavle! Ry-
chlel Rychle! Pan a ia te u2
ocekavame. Posleze tomu uci.
nine konec"
Postavil Sc k vojakum ia
deset kroku cd prince.
"Jste priprayen, pane? Ach
rozhodne tedy radeji re pre-.
du. ). Vyborne ;. Ostatne .jste
re predu sympaticteisf. Snac
trcchu vzprimite nohy? Trochu
pruznejsi! A usmivejte Sc pre-
Pozor! Pocitam. Jedna :.
Dive :. Hrome, usmivejte Sc
pekne, prijemne!
Sklonil hlavu a pohlednul dt
sveho fotografickeho pfistro
je. Sklapnul. A zvolal:
"Tak! Uz je to hotovo! Vfe
le diky, pane, Byl iste velic'
laskav a tax trpeliv. Vas usmeV
! byl snad ponekud nasilny a Il
sta zkroucena iako u odsouzen
&C k smrti a oci vyhlizely tro
ehu mrtyolne, ale nehlede k to
mu. bude to krasny obrazek
Dekuji vam !"
Pavel ner1ohl potlaciti smicl
Prime Konrad nepochopil vtipu
Pres to citl, ze nebezpeci Zmi
zclo a pokousel Sc vztyciti jak
muz, ktery snasi vsechny ustt
: ky $ opovrzlivou vznesenost
: Pavel Delroze mu del:
este svoboden, pane. V
:. til hodlny mann ma hranlcl dc
, stavenicko s ordonancnim dI
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PRODA Sc sici stroj, Singer,
hodi sc zvlaSte do obuvni dill
my. Haste sc v els. HOP
Woodland Ave. 5-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

PRODAM DIVA Lofty Sc ztra-
tou nasiedkem odstehoyani z
mesta. Jeden je ia Lenacrave
ave. blize kostela sv. Rodiny a
druhy ma Imperial Ave. blize
vych. 116. ul. Haste sc v els.
1867 Horner Ave. b-1l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
JEDNoRODINNY DUm 2

JEDNORODINNY DUm "a
$27O0 blize zap. 46. ul. a StoL
rer Ave-, je tam 5 pokoia, kou-
pelna, eIektrika. Da Sc tax lev
ne, ponevadz musi byti prodan
okamzite. Blizsi sdeli sc v els.
1910 Eichorn Ave. S. w. Tel.
Hemlock 1859. MAY 9-11-13)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
JARO Sc BLlzf.

Vas oblek potrebuje opravu,
vycistenf neb vyzehleni, v
eemz jak panGm tax damam
odborne poslouzf osvedceny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
SMOLfKUV -ZAVOD

jenz neni k prekonani.
Prineste Vase satstvo do OBJ
chodu v {. 6217 Broadway neb
zavolejte my 81 pro objednav
ku pfijedeme a tez Vam il
'pfivezelne. @. S. Union 553-W
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
STREPINA CRANATU.
ROMAN.

Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Preloz Franta Stepanek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

Kdyz Pavel prisel do Orne-
quinu vystoupil q automobi-
lu, odebral Sc ma terasu, kdez
jcdiny pohled ma prince a celou
scenu dvanacti vojaky no i
hned poucil O pochmurne ko-
medii, jiz Bernard sehral prin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
TACOMA PAPER
FLAYS FRATER
Times Attacks Contemplated
Promotion

TACOMA. Jan. g. - The Tacoma
Times today editoriailY Gays:
Judge a. W. Frat.r. superior
Judge over In Seattle. used 10 play
marbles with little Warren Harding
years ago.
so now the Judge wants 10 be a
federal Judge and he is relying on
his boyhood friendship with President
Harding TO get him the job.
The Harding administration has
made plenty OF mistakes. but this
one. " 1t happens. viii not soon be
forgotten by the people OF Western
Washington.
"Frater should not be promoted TO
the federal bench. He isn't the right
kind Of "A man. lie Is too old. too
au1ocratic. too reactionary. There
are too many men Of the type Of
Fratcr on the federal bench today.
They do not build respect for law,
for government. for the courts or for
the constitution. Their very attitude
Is wrong
mo president has n right 10 ap-
point any man 60 public office solely
on the strength OF ancient friend.
ship. II isn't a square deal for the
people.
- close personal friend once asked
George Washington for a job in some
federal office. Washington prompt
refusal. the fine way In which he
turned the applicant down, the ring.
ing message Of public service and
fair dealing. have often been quoted.
No doubt both Frater and President
Harding have heard OF this incident
in American history.
president Harding should not let
personal friendship sway him one
inch In deciding public questions. in
appointing men 10 the federal bench.
THE people OF Western Washing
ton should let the white House know
Immediately that they do not want
Frater promoted; that they believe
him untitled for the bench In any
United states court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Stubs HELD IN
POISONING PLOT
Husband OF Maude Moore
Not Able to Raise Bail

TACOMA. Jan. 23.--willlam II.
Stubbs was stIil held in tho county
Jail here today in lieu Of $4,000 cash
hail. Ia connection with an alleged
plot 10 poison his wifc. Maude Moore
Stubs, and A. Holder, Henry Nc.
Govern. George Stanley and c. r..
Bilyew were IN the city Jail. charged
with the theft Of $1,000 IN bonds
and securities from the residence OF
A. .. Littleiohn. three weeks ago.
Holder and McGovern are also ac.
cused of connection with tho poison
plot More arrests are predicted by
detectives working on the case.
According 60 tho police Stubbs
agreed 90 pay Holder 81 900 10 place
srychnine In The food OF his wife,
and had paid McGovern $50 90 buy
this poison. when arrested Mccoy.
ern had poison In hts possession.
Officers. when they discovered the
reported plot. were tracing a mys.
tcrious message which l.itticiohn
had received telling him 10 place a
notice IN a local newspaper II he
wanted his securities returned. In
connection with this message Stubhs
WAS arrested and held for investiga-
ton Of his convection with both the
poison plot and the robbery.
Mrs. Stubbs Is now said 10 be in
Seattle. where she went after her re.
turn here from Knoxville. Tenn.
where she was acquitted OF the mur.
der OF Leroy Harth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
CHARGED WITH
L00TINC BANK
Local Business Man Held on
Old Dakota Charge

Extradition proceedings were un.
der way Monday for the removal of
John J. Hastings. Of a local security
company. to Fargo. n. D.. where hs
wiiI face charges OF embezzlement In
connection with the looting Of the
scandinavian American bank at
Fargo.
Hastings II accused of appropriat.
ing $4,000 Of the banks money on
January 20. 1919, while vice presi-
dent OF that institution.
Detective James Byrne arrested
Hastings Saturday night. Captain OF
Detectives Tcnnant then wired for a
warrant. which wae received Monday
by Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas.
Hastings is said 70 have made his
home in seattle for the last two
years and 10 have built up a flourish
ing business. lie Is Al liberty on his
personal recognizanco and was cR.
pectod 10 furnish bail Monday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

TUE false report Of tho death
4 of Pope Benedict Ky. was
published Saturday by nswapa.
pers receiving two different press
association services.
Later both admitted their error
and retracted their own dis
patches after widespread prema-
turc mourning had tcen cause.i
thruout The Cathode community
In America.
During this time tho limited
Press. which serves The star.
kept its newspaper clients cor
rsctly Informed of the actual SIT.
uation at the Vatican. with direct
eabicxrnma from Henry Wood
and Camille Clsnfarra.
AZ no time prior 10 the actual
death OF the pope. at 6 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23

in MEX FIGHT

MEXICO CITY. Jan. :3.-Guate-
mnlan and Mexican patrols ex.
changed shots without casualties. ac.
oording TO unofficial reports here to.
day.
Tho reports said that the Guate-
malan troopefs pursuing Herreristas
fleeing toward Mexico, crossed the
border. which precipitated the clash
with tho Mexican regulars.
The Guatemalans were outnum.
hcrcd and retired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Father Learns Of
Daughters Death

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23.--"rhis
is the first we have heard OF Martory
since she left here with her husband,
last November" Capt II. +. Meehan.
OF San Francisco. said today. after
hearing OF the murder of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Marjory Tierney, in Chi
cago.
"All know OF her husband Is that
he lived in New York city. They had
trouble and separated and Tierney
went back East. Last November he
returned TO San Francisco and they
made up their troubles.
MY last word from Marjory was
card mailed in Oakland. Cal. say
ing she and Paul had made up their
troubles and were going to live to-
gether again. That was last Novem-
ber''
Tierney was stationed here during
the war as chemist at the San
Francisco preside. He married Mar
jory Meehan here in 1918. Persons
who knew him here said his father
was a sergeant on the New York po-
lice force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Relates
TRAGEDY
in Home
Nearly Frozen,
Father Yields to
Police and Tells
His Story

CHICAGO. Jan. %. Patrick
TierDcy. half frozen after walk
ing the streets all night. stag
gered into police headquarters
early today and asked for Iodg-
ing. lie was arrested and
charged with the brutal murder
Of his wife and three-year-oId
son.
Tierney confessed. police said.
that he had killed his family.
Il had only SO cents and no job"
he said.
Il couldn'. see the wife and baby
starye. SO bought a hstchet with
the money and killed them"
Tierney said he walked the streets
all day and night after the murder
trying to beg % cents.
Il wanted the money to buy poi
son." he said. II wanted to die. No
one would give me quarter. so
here i ana" sr -. asT
The rutiiated bodies of TicEpey.s
wife and child were discovered bss
their landlord yesterday.
Mrs. Tierney. before her marriage.
was Marjorie Mecfan. daughter OF a
San Francisco ship captain. She met
Tierney at military ball In 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-23
Look at Gas
Rates Also!
(EDITORIAL)

1t is hard to believe
that the state board OF
public works under the
Hart code, successor OF
the public service COM
mission, is actually
thinking of reducing tel
ephone rates.
In times gone by, the
state rate fixer showed
warm friendliness for
public service corpora
tions, which asked for
rate increases. and APP
parently considered rate
decreases extremely un-
fashionable and unlucky.
But the board now an
nounces 1t is going to
tackle telephone rates.
1t even makes the blunt
accusation that they are
too high. The Star has
believed, in common with
most of its readers, that
"A great many rates were
too high. but we thought
it sheer waste of time to
complain to the state
board about it.
We are about half in
clined to fear there is a
joker somewhere in this
telephone rate matter,
tho that isn't quite fair.
Perhaps the board really
does mean business, and,
in that event. we sug-
gest it go right down the
line. and look into all the
rest of the public utility
rates. too-make a clean
sweep of il.
Wages in many lines
are down TO bedrock
below bedrock for COM
mon labor. Merchants
know that their prices
have had to come down,
or will have to, regard
less of cost of stock.
So. if the state board
feels kindly now toward
rate reduction - let's
have a whole new book;
let's not stop with the
telephones. Gas rates
especially will bear inves-
tigation.
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grief ~ tho pope'E sister. Anna
Sarto This announcement was
untrue and pnfo,Indsd. and was
subsequently retFactcd. az was
Saturdays fniae news of tho
death u Pope Benedict.
I, was Henry Wood. manager
Of tho Rome bureau % tho Unit.
"a Trees in 1914. who cabied the
sirsf news ~ Pope Plus death.
Ther~aftsr Mood neor~d many
. ot4A1--411aAs4a4-4a4. - s..AlA-@- y ALL.
coffcspondenf Al tbe French and
lt.iisn military fronts
After fho war he was returned
20 the ruannRcrshlp of the Unit
"a Press Rome bureau. and IL
wBe wood. by coincidence. who
on Saturday displayed tho same
cool Judgment and gave seattle
star readers the correct news
OF this momcntous event.
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Old CEREMONIES
ARE ABANDONED

]
Much Of the agcs.oid ceremonies
connected with the death Of the su.
prcmc pon,iff of the Catholic church
had TO be- abandoned today In accord.
.ance with Pope Benedict's last
wirhca
The pope's body WAS not csnbalmed
and the ceremonies OF lying in state
In tho vatican throne room and in
tho sacrament chapel had to be con
sldcrabiy curtaiied
Two days mourning, with flags
amuscment places closed. ordered for
tho first time In the history OF the
federated Italian government. began
today.
Nine days official mourning for
Pope Benedict begins today and the
lconciave OF cardinals. which viii elect
successor. has been summoned for
4 February 2.
Pope Benedict's request that his
body be not cmbaimed upset much OF
the traditional ceremony connected
with the death Of a pontiff.
Originally the body would have
been permitted TO lie in state today
/ at the vatican until o'clock this
Afternoon, 20 hours after It's removal
from the death chamber.
Early today IL was on private view
with only the highest officials ad.
miticd TO pay homage TO the dead
pontiff Because OF the necessity for
hasty burial. however. the body was
] .........-a ,t.t,. ,..o.-,,i,,,. a~4 "a hf.trf 10
| inr in state ceremony at St Peters
permitted.
Thousands who might have taken
part In the customary ceremony of
( kissing the pope's feet were disap.
pointed. altho other thousands were
enabled to make their abeissance as
the dead pontiff lay for n while in
/ the sacrament chapel
/ About o'clock this morning the
I impressive ceremony OF removing
the pope's body from the Vatican
throne room to ST. Peters began .
OUTSIDE the Vatican great crowds
had gathered, for the word had
spread that the removal was TO take
I place early today. instead of at 4
/ o'clock. as originally planned.
A procession formed in one OF the
large halls OF the Vatican. headed by
/ "A detachment of the mobile guards.
/ After the guards came Cardinal Gas
parri. cardinal carmelengo, and tho
dean. Members OF the sacred college.
/ following walked two by two. and
after them came the Vatican prelatc,
private chamberlain of Pope Bene-
diet. chambcrlains OF the cape and
sword, heads of various religious or
dors and functionaries of the Vatican
4 generally.
Monsignor Respighi, papal master
of ceremonies, gave the signal for the
procession 10 start shortly before .
o'clock. II wound its way up TO the
papal apartment and throne room.
The slstine choir, which had gathered
early today at tile top OF the stairs,
sang the subvenitc sancti and took
UP it's place at the end OF the pro.
cession.
Chair bearers OF the pontiff carried
CTurn 10 Page !, Column %
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Sunday morning. Rome time. did
the United Press carry any dss-
patches giving creslcnce 10 ru.
nera ~ hia demiss.
In connection with the pr~ma.
turc mourning saturday after.
noon. caused by publication of
the erroneous dispatches. u IL
noted that tho hour OF the popcs
death, 8 a va snpday ntoma
simsl waA ,. ns SATURDAY,. Seat
tlezsimc. :,
Il was AuEust. lait, that the
United Press ecofad a trrnaru
doas beat hy htilletenine. several
hours ahead ~ any other Amcris
can service. thc first news OF the
death of Pope Plus X it WAS AZ
this time that another aHAocia.
ton. IN the midst of its efforts to
discTrdit tho United Press bull
letin, announced tho death from