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Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Southern Arizona
Pioneers To Meet At
Car1oa Ranch oday

NOGALES Ariz., May 13--Pio-
neers from Tucson, Nogales and 9TH
er points in the state will gather to-
morrow at the first annual reunion OF
the Pioneers Association Of Arizona,
10 be held at the Canoa ranch. near
Arivaca junction. % miles north of
Nogales on the Nogales- Tucson high
way. Arrangements have been made
to seat 300 persons at q barbecue,
which will he the feature of the
program.
If there be auaht surprising human
deed or word or thought it is a
mothers observation-disclosures de Spa
dara.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

SOUTHAMPTON, May 13. - Jack
Dempsey sailed today for the United
States on the liner Aquitania. The
champion was biddeu godspeed by
the mayor of southampton and nu
mcrous celebrities of the sporting
world as he boarded the steamer.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
There's Music
In The Air

TT will be music in
your ears to hear
and know that by re-
ferring to the Busi-
ness Directory of the
Republican you can
satisfy your wants
whether it be a phono-
graph or iron and
steel for construction,
such is the scope of
the Republican Busi-
ness Directory.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Ten Thousand Men To
Be Employed By Iron
Mines In Minnesota

DULUTH, MINI, May 13.-Ten
thousand men will be employed
when all underground iron mines of
the Oliver Iron Mining company
start operations on a full time basis
Monday. officials of the company an
nounced today.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Border Delegates
LeaUe For Tucson
Democratic Meet

NOGALES, Ariz, May 13--Many
border residents Will leave here to-
morrow to attend the state Demo
cratic conference in Tucson. Monday.
Among those who will make the trip
are Mayor and Mrs. James A. Har
rison, former Superior Judge Frank
J. Duffy, and editors of the local
newspapers. Mrs. Harrison and Duff
fly are members of the Santa Cruz
county delegation.
would desire for a friend the son
who never resisted the tears OF his
nlcthcr.-Lacretei
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Santa Cruz County
Wants NeU Tax LeUy

NOGALES, Ariz.. May 13.-~State
Tax Commissioners Charles Il. Howe,
Frank Luke and T. A. Hughes were
here this afternoon to hear an APP
plication Of the Santa Cruz county
board of supervisors for permission
to make an emergency levy to meet
the expenses Of conducting the sew
eral county offices the remainder of
the fiscal year ending july J. The
commission will hear a similar appli-
cation of the CoChise county board
of supervisors at Tombstone Monday.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
PHONOGRAPHS

Victrola agency, Bruins Wi k
agency: Photographs repaired.
CASS REDEWILL co.
226 W. Washington ST. Phone 6S44
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
o GET NEW HYDROPLANE

A mothers love is indeed the golden
link that binds youth to aee.-Bovee.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

When You're Looking For Anything Refer To
The Arizona Republicans Business Directory
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

No language can express the power
and beauty and heroisn of a mothers
love.=Chapin.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Large Shipment OF
Silver Bullion Is
Sent To East Ports

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s.-The
largest shipment of silver bullion sent
to the Orient since the armistice-
nearly $4,000, 600 worth--was aboard
the liner President Lincoln today
when she cleared for Ear Eastern
ports. The shipment is for Japan
and China.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
DEMPSEY SAILS FOR U. S

The mothers heart is the chid's
school room.-Beecher.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Or, wonorous power, how little under
stood
Entrusted to the mothers power
alone.
To fashion genius, from the soul. for
good.
inspire West. or train Wash
ington!
Mrs. Hale.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
ACCEPT ToWNLEY RESIGNATION

MINNEAPOLIS, May IS. - An
nouncement was made today that the
National Non Partisan league eXecu-
tive committee has accepted the res
ignation Of A. c. Townley as presi
dent of f~the league which he founded.
Mr.. Townley offered his resignation
al the recent state convention of the
league in North Dakota.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
CONTINUED on Page 3. Section p

Who ran to help me when ! fell,
And would some pretty story tell.
Or kiss the place to make it we'll?
My mother! Jane Taylor
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

a mothers love endures through
ashington irving.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

All that | am my mother MADE
me-. @. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

Unhappy is the man for whom his
own mother has not made all other
mothers enerabIe.-Richter.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

"The hand that Ssas.EzaA
rocks the crddIeaN
rules the 7UOrld."
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Rail Operating Income
lis 8. 90 r. C. of Value

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.The princi-
pal railroads of the country during the
first nine months Of the present year
3.s6 per cent on their tentative valua-.
tion, according to statement issued
to-day by the Association Of Railway
Executives. This net income, amount
ing to s529,413,O0e, compared with
s39a,7g3,0o9 during the corresponding
period last year. Total operating reye-
nues for the nine months were
$4,02T, ,S0s,Coo, decrease Of 2.s per
cent, compared with the same months
last year, and operating expenses
totaIed $3,2f3. 3.4A6,00e. decrease Of III
per cent. compared with <She same
months of 1921.
A net operating illconis of 50, ~, 100
was reported BY Glass railroads II
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

earning power of the Chicago, Burling-
ton d. Quincy. IL this additional
amount were included with property
value, the equity of Great Northern
stock would rise to $Ii2 a shaM.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Railroads Earning Power
No. l9-Great Northern

We present in the subjcimcd article
the nsHeteenth Of a ee,'ies OF forty daily
o,scasstons Of the present earning poseer
o| tae leading American sfeun, railroads.
Af the request Of The Tribune, these
studaes ,ere undertaken by the Stand
ara Statistics Company. inc, Of New
orr. which has prepared the papers
ano rs occurring q copyright for them an
1879 The tmemtieth article piI appear
to-'sorros g and tciGt deal 1cith Northern
Pac'fe.-F'iHaneial Editor
Great Northern Railway has long
been classed among our high grade
transportation companies. II has been
ably managed and proftably run. Its
securities are rated high among invest.
ment issues. Though considerably
shaken by the severe depression of
1921, just as it was beginning to re-
cover from the effects Of government
control, thanks to its strong financial
condition, it was able to pass through
this trying period with credit unim-
| paired
With the worst of the depression be-
hind, the company can now look for
ward to period of better earnings and
| an increasing margin of safety above
dividend payments. It's stock has been
| gradually discounting the better out
/ look, but an added zest has recently
been given to the quotations by reason
| of the talk of merger with its allied
! lines, the Northern Pacific and Chi
eago. Burlington & Quincy, and their
subsidiaries. The important factors
rejecting the progress of the company
! will be found below.
Growth of Capitalization and Mileage
va. Funded Capital Total
-M Millions OF Dollars
1873. 19as s. sal, sss,,, ss,e'9e s,e'9 'tss,.
Inc. tes). lG as II
Between 1912 and 1922 the operated
| mileage increased from 7,4S4 to S,l62
| or per cent.
| Estimated Property Value
The estimated property value of the
company is $462,000,000, or ID per cent
below total capitalization. While this
would give an equity to the capital
stock of only $40 a share in the value
of the property used in the service OF
transportation assuming retirement
| Of the funded debt at par-the com.
pany has a most valuable equity in its
ownership of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy stock.
The Great Northern and Northern
Pacific jointly own about 90 per cent
of the capital stock of the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy, the Great North.
ern portion being s30256 shares of a
par value of 500 each. This stock is
carried on the Great Northern books
at valuation of $109,255,0o0, a con-
servative figure considering the great
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

years ended June 80. tEstimated.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
employment Shows Gain
In IL Major Industries
1snor Departments Survey
Finds Healthy Condition
throughout Nation

(. = = hAsaiNGToN, Nov. 5.--An Increase
employment during October was re-
.ss'ed by the Department Of Labor to-
n bulletin, which said the in
sse extended to twelve of the four
~ =, major industrial groups.
mployment has picked up in all
.s.iohs Of the country the bulletin
u. ana shows healthy and en-
sssihs condition The oil industry
s marked improvement n the
'hsst: six mills are experiencing
=. .sflg revival IL the middle Atlantic
sss.' - while the iron and steel In
xSsrly 10 rapidly recovering every
although a car and labor
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Cyacho.Sloyakiars Lace Business

AS compared with the outpuS o1 Prc
war years, the manufacturing capaeits
Of the czecho-Slovaaian handmade lace
industry during the period immediately
r.rs.s..girg the recent rise u the czecho-
e:lo,e ,-.,ea crown IS reported TO have
keen from SO to rs per cent, but the re-
ceat depression in value Of the crown
c.,sea considerable depression III the
;ndustrr. orders being cancelled ana
ssrtories forced to curtail. says Consul =
Winans. Prague, in report 10 tne os-
nartnent Of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Cooperative Move Cuts Mil&
Price 10 a Dime i'm ChicsNc

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-~The advent y,
f0-cent milk in Chicago is schedule.
for tomorrow, when nearly 200 groea4,
and delicatessen stores are to cut sh
price cents q quart, Is
cording TO an announcement by VI
City Councils high cost committks
The Milk Cooperative Marketing Cok,
pany has promised TO deliver NIL
to. any dealer so that il may b
marketed at the reduced price. "
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

September, or 2.Ss per cent Of thsa
tentative valuation, compared with Z
net operating income in SeptemB
1891, of sS7,s34, 200, or 4.32 per cent n
valuation.
Forty-four railroads in Septemh
had operating deficits, said the stag
ment, of which twenty-shrec were d
the Eastern, four in the Southern 81,
seventeen in the Western districts.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

shortage seems to be holding opera
tions and employment to IS per cent
production. Railroad shops are m
creasing employment, though being
held back in some sections from show
inc larger gains in employment que
to the continuance of labor cohtfo-
versies on some lines"
Continued steady employment in the
building trades was reported through
c1,t the entire country.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

Psrshing Point Apartments
Atlanta, Ga.
Independently appraised at $762 ,o7s.
security for $3.50 900 6rst mortgage
bonds-an example OF outside apprais-
ais. This issue was oycr-srbscrihcd
by investors the country over.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Growth of Revenues

inc. 55% f2oT 2s%
'Estimatea. decrease.
Earnings for 1922 are estimated.
these estimates being based on the
normal seasonal variations of grogs
and net taken in conjunction with
actual earnings to date Of latest
monthly report.
Great Northern in its 1922 earnings
reflects the seriousness of the situa-
tlon that has prevailed in the North
west during the last two years, but
from which 1t Is now recovering.
Gross earnings this year probably will
be some s20,oo0,ooo below the record
hgure attained in 1920, which is pri-
marty the reason for the indicated
decrease of 100000 in net after taxes
IN 1922 as compared with 1912 There
IS good chance, however, that the
ls22 estimate will prove to be lower
than the actual results when the books
have been balanced for the year. The
increase in total income over 1912 is
accounted for by the much larger cred
its entered as other income.
Dividend Record
The Great Northern Railway was in
corporated in 1855 under another name,
taking it's present title in 1889. An
,"tsiaa uisiueho VI pei CeHo was Paiu
in 1890, the rate rising to per cent
in 1892 and to Z per cent in 1899, where
it has since remained. Though desig
mated as preferred, the company has
but one class of stock.
Margin of Safety of Earnings
The margins of safety above interest
and dividend payments shown in the
table below are based on the percent
age that income available for interest
and dividends could decline and still
leave sufficient to cover interest and
dividend payments. Thus in 1912. if
total income had declined 25 per cent,
barely enough would have been earned
to cover interest and dividends. But
if total income had declined II per
cent, interest charges alone would have
been earned, leaving nothing for the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

Sales COCO on1itted) Open. High. Low. Last
"a I'm OH Cal ss...102 1e3 1o1h 1olA
20 I'm Oil Prod ss-. asA SeM SO 99ls
2U S Real 6s wi.1ooB l00A 1905 f0eB
gVacuum Oil 7s..107 10TH l0eM i07A
20 Wayne Coal es,- 10 ~ 68a 78B
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

The for this Loan provides sinking
fund of 29 beginning years after date Of
to be used purchase Bonds exceeding
interest Bonds obtanabe below that price,
redemption of Bonds by lot sern-annuay This
fund sufficient retire about 70 of the by maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
THE ISSUE
Dated November /, 1922
Due November I. 1s42

payable May Of oa~A
$500 regaerae and sld
The National Yorkn New nwei
Of irrespective of the nationality Of che
Exempt fromC nxesp future.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06

Is. 8. su9 81 s,s Z Orient Is g g g a.
55s swift & Co sssI .to2ss le2ss le2sa 1o2h
so do 5s.s....... % % ss 20
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
The Weeks Curb Market
Industrials


Sales. Open, High, Low. Last
s. 81 Als% y MI ss - :" - e. ,ss 8"
see sss Anal ae p4ss hssther as as Is 1T 1T ~
200 Am Haw $ s. 1oi 20 .1ss,s 20
500 Am Thread pr S7s Sb
1900 All Fruit Co. 2 ~
sss sss R,ia~ DO eoap0s 5ss 1s" 1s ~ ~ 80 -
ssss ssss Rsds2 Rsiy9 ftsy Hsaa y = y :; !; i:
100 scarlisie Tire. II u u u
IS celluiod Co. os, 1esha oi,l 1oi 1osh 1oS,
1890 Chic Nipple. 4 az a.
5oo 55oooo Cleve Aute TO-. 90 80 30 % % SS%
ssoo sColumbla EN- es 70 s., 81
81 100 Conley Tin F. 1sh "A 13A -
400 Davies, VIM A sex a. 3l% S3M
400 Dublier G & r. a. 4 .ssss az
i1loo Durant Mot 4sS ss ~ 55aah
500 Fid Phi Ins w 80 9sA 9S ss
800 Gardner Mot. sA s& 20 9&
1870 Gillette SAT r: 264 26G 2si 25o
ssss aSssysa4 asa A,a Tiqe fGe. * * - q s ~
ssssss ct as " Psss sss vi: : : : e. s
5,Ss SS Hs,nss HsHss Kns Mhse F. ~ ss ss A 10 ~
s1ss s Hsyasn ss len C en- of ~ ~ * ~. *
aGss Gss inter inter dsqsss. sqsssr: : * "a
500 Kuppenhmr Co 60, g., 30 20
see sh, 40 Ppi pi sales sales IA YYs3s IS SSb
200 Libby McN NV -.
,sss SsS ISs5ss Nssy E gse & g.. ss e s
100 do pf " .idl% IL 15e ~ u
lsss go Mercer ! Motors :, r, ~ ~ z IN
5000 Mesabi Iron. 1oE l11n Il y aa
1855 sss Ns''!ASa Ass S.s l1ie ss sss II ss$
ss sss ~ Tsi p wi:issa l,S l19 'sS$ y
44a n Jersey Zinc 1877 i6a 15s l6s
47so Tietp Pub, ~ g ~ 4s 8"
ssss sss p4s5d & e 7, E Motor il IL IL *
so Peerless Mot. 81. So q Il 90
900 Phiiipson Inc. Al u ~ lhn a., sadD
$500 philip Morris. 1sA 20 1sss 1sm
1900 Primer Radio' a@ "a a% 10 10
II
lssss ssss hss'a % d : III: y x i; ,s%
1890 REQ Mot Trk y 1s IN IN
o4Vo rhepst" Stnrss IN 80 AZ 48h
$4,000 $50 Coal & IT, 40 az, sx
700 st Law Feldsp ~ "a 1sn
500 Stand G s: Ell. 1sha ~ IT
geo Standard Mot ~ ,3fs ,gn 1ST
600 Stutz Mot -. IA 10 80 ,o9
20 Swift G. Co. .lo1 loe Ao hss
100 Technical Prod 80 os?s az oST
1900 Technicolor Inc 20M ~ * TX
600 Tenn aIe1 az za% 4s& 4ss
700 Tenn Ry LIP. ~ ~ III S7s
1860 Tobac Pr EXP ~ ~ 40 eais
270 Todd Ship % 41s %" Ak AZ
500 U s Distrib 39 '19,l IS l.
1880 U S 1t 81 H.. ~ ~ III liz
200 do. pf. -. sa s5 s5
80 untd 1t Ry " .oss ,Sgn 1S1 Il
Is Univ Leaf Th. ~ *. IA i04 "
100 do pf ...lo4 iV 6,h
5000 un Pr Shar n 20 GEI
S60o TN Ret Candy az aT
22200 Wayne Coal ga 90 81 e5
e0oo sWest End Oh. 81 o.. e0,: ySx
100 w Knit MILE. l0M !9A III. isTs
2e0 WHY'S 1st pf lsA i3s ~ II
2e0 60 ISL Pt i0ik los. 10 10Y
500 Youngs q " 10
New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Interest Payment
Service

Service
Investors holding Miller Bonds,
interest on which Is due next
month, can cash their coupons
Immediately by presenting them,
personally or by mail, at our New
York or Atlanta Office.
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NEMCI MA "sMkTELNEM
LOzr".

Berlin, II. srpnd - "Nyni
stojfme u smrtelneN loze ne
meckeho lidu", kalflef Wirth
prohlasil v intervieVu zde vce-
ra. "Dalsi splatky mahrad We
zlate jsou nemozny,r pokraco-
val. "Odvadeni splatek We zbo-
II blizi sc k nemoznosti nasled-
KEN klesani marky. A az ta-
to nemoznost nastane, pax pri-
jde socialni revoluce." Wirth
poukazal ze shrouceni Sc mar
ky vlastne znamen&, ze indu-
strialni kapital byl rozt'at We
dvi a ze lveru nelze ziskati.
Mimo to banky zvysuji 1roko-
YOU miru. Nevyhnutelnym to-
no nasledkem bude omezeni
prdmyslove cinnosti. Kanclei
svaluje zodpovednost "a ne
zdar londynske konference ma
francouzskeho prerniera Poin.
care-a q royn3z d1aR Rzne prote.
Enl Nsmcl
y Elsasko -notrlnska. To ftS
'os ,~o;v rx,h,.x nnLvoxnu6nf vSl.
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$4,000 0BETf TAJFUNU.

Annoy, Gina, II. srpna. -
Zahuba zivotI lidskych We
Swatove pri hroznem tajfunu
2. srpna odhaduje Sc konserva
tivne ma $4,000, zjistil zastup-
ce americkeho Sdruzeneho IT,
sku pri navsteve We tpustosene
oblasti. Boure byla jednou z
nejhrozn6jsich, jak& kdy po.
stihla tuto CAST zem9koule
Maietkova skoda cinf mnoho
millionu dollar1. z&dny CHI
nee nepfiSel vsak 0 zivot pri
boufi, jez skoro dpan6 znicila
domorodou ctvrt Swatova.
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DESET LIBER PSENICE "a
LEKARSKOU PORADU.

Budapest, 16. srpna. - Gle
move lekarskeho spolku v csa-
Ibelskem okresu Sc usnesli, ze
honorare "a sve profesionelni
sluzby budou cd nyn9jska pri-
zpIsobovati kolisajicfm cenam
psenice. Honorar "a poradu
byl prozatim urcen ma 10 liber
pSenice.
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17.LETY HOCH Sc UTOPII
phi KOUPANl.
Dive divky zachrlnsny pred
utOnutim.

Pri 1pati vych. Ia. ul. kou-
palo Sc nekolik hochd, kdyz
pojednou jeden z Mich, 17-lety
Clarence Cloud, 1900 Portland
ave. Sc pocal topiti. Ma po-
kirk spolukoupajicfch pribeh-
10 ma breh nekolik muzd, ale
do vody Sc vrhl Josef Hatala,
zfizenec Lakeside nemocnice,
kteremu "a chvili pomahal le-
kar teze nemocnice dr.. C. D.
Holman; oba jsou znameniti
plavci, ale marne Sc potapeli.
ably hocha zachranili. Cloud
patrne zachvacen byl pri kou-
pani krecmi. Mrtvola jeho
byla pozdeji vytazena pobfez.
nj strait.
Podel pobrezi Edgewatef
parku bavily sc plavbou ma vo.
ru 15-leta Marketa Conroyova
1903 Starkeweather Ave., spo-
lu Sc stejne starou Ethelou Sc.
,kerakovou, bydlici (. 1913 Ho.
ward ave. S. w. Vor Sc plav
kynemi prekotil ODE by hru
zaplatily zivotem, nebyti dvou
muz1, kteri je yeas vynesli
James Toncar, 1881 vych. 81
'ul. mestsky hasic priplul ke
Conroyove, jez Sc jej v zapasu
Sc smrti chopila tax kfecovite
re Sc po dvakrate 8 nj potopi
a malem by Sc byl utopil tez
Prece Sc mu vsak podarile
d9vce zachraniti. Sekerako
YOU pax vylovil spolecnik Ton
carIv, Arthur Flynn, 372O zap
50. ul.
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LESNf POZARY MA SEVEROZAPADE
SEST LIDf ZAHYNULO PET VESNIC ZNICENO
MINNESOTA.

Duluth, Minn., II. srpna - Sest mrtvych, sta df
bez pfistfes pet vesnic zncenych tuce jnch nebezpe
jest vyledek lenich pozad kere pfehnaly pres
rovychoni Minnesota dnes zpisobvse tn nehor spousu
cd r. 1913, kdy 400 osob zahynulo.
Uredn zpravy sdeuii dnes ze vesnce Fairbanks Silver
Creek Pmo 0kresu Lake. vesmes male osady, byy zni-
ceny uprchlci vesnou uchy do Two Harbors Cotton
Central Lakes okresu ST. Louis rovnez byy zniceny.
Tez dochazejf zpravy lesnch pozarech Wisconsin,
Durand jest ohrozovano Telefonn spoen onim
byo preruseno nelze zfskat nijakych podrobnos
Situace die sd9len lesnch 1radn, sava ktickou ma
sledkem douho trvajiciho sucha Ma 1000 muzt zapas
plameny ruznych mfstech ts.. SIS @&
Missoula, Mont IT, Pozary letos spusosiy al
dosud akri lesa, Monan9, Idaho Washingtonu
cehoz jest 10000 yladnfch oborach $4,000 soukro
mych majecfch Jsou to neve spousy zpIsobene esn{m
poz&ry severozapade kteremkol jednotliv@m roce
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POVSTALCI ZMOCNILI Sc
PRfSTAVU.

Belfast, II. srpna. - Nepra-
videlne repu'blikanske vojsko
zmocnilo sc pristavu Greenore
a podminovali jej v lsilf zabra
niti vojsku Svobodneho Statu
uderiti ma Dundalk s more.-
Greenore jest pristav zmine-
neho mesta.
Vojsko Svobodneho Statu
porazilo nepravidelne v bitve
u Tyrconell, die depese re
Strabane.
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"zIVA CfRKEV" v RUSKU.
Moskva, 16. srpna.

Moskva, 16. srpna. - Ma
"kongresu 1--WE cirkve" t. j. ne
davno zorganisovane sovetske
cirkve, ktera ma nastoupiti ma
misto stare orthodoxni, Gill die
nahledu bolsevikI "mrtve" cir
kve, byla zrusena veskera o.
mezeni s ohledem ma zenitbu
biskupd a niz$iho duchoven-
stva. Stalo pry Sc to proto, by
duchovni byli privedeni v bliz-
81 a uzsi styk s osadniky. Kon-
gres sc take usnesl, ze vyssi
mnisi mohou zruSiti sve sliby a
ozeniti sc.
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CHLAPEC HRDINA.

Akron, O., II. srpna. Russell Wolf, 15ley telegraph
posce stal dnes hrdnou nebot zastav spaseneho
me- coz nepodafo nekolka muzdm nepochybne zachra
nil zvoty dvou de do nehoz kun byl zaprazen KIN
ek automobile tryskem uhanel High ulici zoufa
eho pokrku detf Nekok muzi pokuso zasta-
viii je rovnez policiste vybeh bzke stanice ale
nikomu to nepodarilo, az Wolf SVEN bcyku pust
spasenym kon9m zadrzel je Kolem hrdinskeho chap
seupi zastup nadsenyh obdivovateu ale prodra
n6ho omluvou, ze "musi roznaSeti telegramy."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
UMRTf LECIONARSKEHO
KAPITANA F. URBANA
Z OMAHY.

Praha, /. srpna. - Postov-
nj zprava. - Dnes byl zde z
pos&dkove nemocnice ma Kar-
love namesti pohreb kapitana
francouszkych legii FL. pluku
Frant. Urbana z Omahy, KITE
ry po delsim utrpeni skonal,
podlehnuv zakerne nemoci,
jez jej stihla navalem mozko-
We mrtvice. Kapitan Franti-
Sex Urban byl rodem z Roxy
canska a do Ameriky Sc pri-
stehoval asi preo Is lefty,
nichz etsinu ztravil v rdznych
povolanich v Onlaze. Kdyz
bylo po vstupu do valky vyda-
no provolani "a Icelem utvo-
reni ceskoamerickych legii, byl
;Frant. Urban mezi prvymi &c.
'skymi dobrovolniky v Omaze
Sc prihlasivsimi. Ma bojisti sc
|vyznamenal zpIsobem, kterJ
mu vynesl povyser< "a poruci'
ka setrval v Gimme sluzbe
'po navratu sveho pluku dc
Prahy. Loni byl povysen na
kapitana a ozenil Sc, ale ne
Iblaha choroba zavinila, ze ne
mohl Sc tesiti re sveho povyse'
nj a snatku. Byl dopraven de-
nemocnice posadkove ma Kar
love namesti, odkud pozdej
.bylo oznameno, ze Sc sice tele!
ne pozdravil, ale dusevn9 III
stal jeho stav zachmufeny. Ny
nj podlehl. Cest budiz jeht
pam&tce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
STAVkA BUbE PRY
SKONcEHA.
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New York, ~. .rpna. -
'St8vka zamsstnanc re xelez.
nienich dilen buds urovnana
zde, Wsrren $. s. ne. pfedse-
da bratrstva str jvedoucich,
prohlasil dnes po kolika po-
rad6ch pred zah6j nim konfe-
renee . vykonny1 dredniky
zeleznic.