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The Washington herald., 1922-07-05

Safety matches are used in re-
mote-localities around the Red Sea
which have never been visited by
white man.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-05
HURLEY RESIGNS
|. AS EMPLOYEES HEAD

Joseph H. Hurley. president Of
the City Employer Union. has
handed In his resignation. 10 take
effect tomorrow. explaining that
pressure Of private business makes
II impossible for him to continue
his oficial duties. A new president
will be elected immediately.
Frank ]. Bresnahan. an employs
in the District building. has been
mentioned as the probable Success
sor to Hurley. He Is known TO
have taken an active part in the
work Of the association. and has
served on its wage board.
Hurley has had a varied career
as chief of the union. He has been
~outlawed" by the District Com
missioners for criticizing Commits
sioner Charles Kutz and later rec
ognized by a different commission
The Washington herald., 1922-07-05
Radio Concerts Feature
ROsedaIe Dance Program

> A community dance will be held
this evening and every Wednesday
evening following at the Rosedale
Athletic Clubhouse, Seventeenth and
Rosedale avenues northeast. Spe-
cial radio concerts will feature
each program, with NF and wEAS.
local stations. transmitting. Dance
music will he furnished by the
Washington Barracks School of
Music.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-05
FIFTY YEARS AGO

a woman in Lynn, Mass, was
sleeping herbs on her kitchen
stove according to a recipe of
her own. to furnish medicine for
the women of the neighborhood.
Today, a stones throw from the
little house where she lived, there
Is a four-story laboratory, max
ing the same medicine for the
women of the world. During the
last year almost 500 tons OF
carefully selected herbs were
used in the manufacture OF
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
A woman's medicine for wo-
ith-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-05
Making History.

INFANT MORTALITY something
almost beyond belief and today the time and the
leading physicians in all The death
reduced through methods Of hygiene
for infants This reduction the death has NOT
adapting the taken adults
keep clear Of the old Methods
and remedies specifically applicable o infants
This being
her baby relief with that she
remember that Fchers Coia strictly
The Washington herald., 1922-07-05

WHOSE BIRTHDAY ToDAYl
Send bouquet Of Guides homegrown
fragrant flowers. 1914 F-Adv
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week In
This Vicinity.

Mrs. Joe South was a passen-
ger Wednesday morning for
Charleston to visit with relatives
and friends.
The Farmers Union Ware
house will receive hogs at the
local stock yards on Monday,
June 26th. 26-l
Mrs. II. Blake left Friday of
last week for Portland, Ore, to
visit for an indefinite period
with her son Edward and family.
She left in time to take in the
Portland rose show.
Anyone desiring the services
of a taxi for Tuesday, June 81,
the day of the community picnic
will do well by making arrange
ments at once with the Cotton
wood Garage for such services.
Fred Butler, a well known
Lewiston attorney and M r.
Thompson, credit man for the
Lewiston Mercantile Co., spent
several hours in the city the first
of the week on business matters.
They made the trip overland in a
car.
Anyone desiring to take either
vocal or instrumental music
lessons from Mrs. Hattabaugh of
Grangeville should make it
known at once as only a few
more pupils can be taken. She
comes to Cottonwood every
Tuesday. 24-tf
E. M. Ehrhardt, president of
the Cottonwood State Bank was
a business vititor in Cottonwood,
Tuesday of this week, having
made the trip here from his
home in Lewiston in his Cadalic
car. He also visited Grangeville
and Nezperce before returning
home.
DR.. Shinnick accompanied by
Frank Albers made a trip to
Craigmont Monday where an X
ray picture was taken of Mr..
Alber's foot which was injured
in a ball game two weeks ago,
The X-ray picture showed that
no bones were broken Frank
is now able to walk on the injur-
ed foot and has resumed his
duties at the First National.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23
BOISE TO SEATTLE.

Flying in a huge army air.
plane from Boise to Grangeville,
an airline distance of approx
mately $50 miles, in an hour and
a half, Capt. Lowell H. Smith, 4
U. S. army aviator, and SER
geant, who was his mechanician,
arrived in Grangeville about
noon Wednesday.
The officers left Boise bar
racks at 10 Wednesday morning,
and flying virtually in a straight
line, arrived above Grangeville at
1870. They spent some time
in determining upon landing
place, and finally descended in a
field at the north edge of town.
!. After replenishing their fuel
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23

Strictly first class graded
potatoes, 1925 per hundred.
Bakers Store. 26-tf
II. II. Nuxoll of Charleston is a
business visitor in the city, hav-
ing arrived on Wednesday even
ing's train.
j. G. Farris, manager of the
Light and Power Co., took de-
livery last week of a new Over
land touring car.
Attorney NJ. r. Hattabaugh of
Grangeville was a business visl-
tor in Cottonwood Tuesday on
legal matters concerning some of
his clients.
Ross Cass, a son of Rev. and
Mrs. Cass, arrived last week
from Milton, Oregon. Young
Cass is a painter by profession
and will engage in that business
while here.
George Foresman, who last
fall sold his holdings at Joseph,
Oregon, is expected here within
the next few days for visit, &C
cording to Henry Foresman.
Mr.. Foresman expects to locate
near Portland. He is well known
here especially at keuterville.
William Rookie accompanied
by hs son, Vance, passed through
Cottonwood Tuesday wi h n
string of % head of bad" horses
which will be used at Forest for
wild west stunts. Bill says
everything is in readiness for
the big celebration at Boles on
July 4th.
Mrs. w. w. Blackburn accom-
panied by her sister-in-law Mrs
N. J. Williams and family de.
parted on Thursday morning
train for Cloverland, Wash, to
visit for a short time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pleu
Hodges.
B. Eller took the train We'd
nesday morning for Pasco, Wash
to visit for an indefinite period
with his mother. Mr. Eller is
taking a forced vacation, having
about three weeks ago had tn,
misfortune to break one of his
legs when a delivery wagon il
which he was riding upset. The
injured limb is mending nicely.
Mrs. Edna June Mills of DeS
Moines, Iowa, daughter of T
Clark is visiting with her father
and sister in Cottonwood. Mrs
Mills is a high school teacher il
the city schools at Des Moines
She will visit here until about
July 18th. This is her frs
visit to this part of the country
and she is greatly impressed
with it especially do the COO
nights appeal to her.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23
COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. John McFall and children
are visitors at the home of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. s.
Stockton. Mrs. McFall's home
is at Shoshone, Idaho. They will
visit here for couple of months.
J. J. McCreedy, resident engi-
neer for the highway depart
ment of the state, made a visit to
Lewiston this week and while
there corrected the statements
that the North and South high
way was closed on account of the
high water.
Contractor o. T. Lingo will,
within a few days, finish grading
Main street and an unnamed
street from the intersection of
Idaho avenue to the North and
South highway. Rock with which
to surface the street is being
crushed, and by the end of the
week surfacing will be commenc-
ed.
The automobiles of A. n.
Dyer and Mrs. Virgil Remington
came together in a head-on col
lision Wednesday night on the
highway this side of the Addison
school house, both machines be-
ing badly damaged, but none of
the occupants were injured.
With Mr.. Dyer were his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sasenbery and Mrs.
John McFall Mrs. Remington
was accompanied by the young
son of VIM. Potter, who is said
to have been catapulted through
the windshield of the Remington
car, receiving a slight scratch
behind one ear.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23

tanks with gasoline, and eating
lunch here, the aviators left for
Seattle.
The aviators did not discuss
pulpose.of their flight. Free
Press.
The ail'plane was heard and
seen by many in this section as
it passed over Camas Prairie.
They passed over Cottonwood
about noon Wednesday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

Jak vypravuji nekteri sved-
ci, I'll manzelsky parek v ne
Will nasledkem velke zarlivo-
sti Burnsove, jez Sc domnivala
ze muz jeji udrzuje pomer s
jistou zenou, bydllci nedaleko
jejich letniho domku v Men
tor.
Jinou zahadou jest svede-
ctvi jine zeny, jez pravi, ze
spatfila hrob svykopany jiz
.1fed n9kol1kx sdnx kter&z. 0.
kolnost by take proti Burnsovi
svedcila a vylucovala domnen.
ky, re by Sc jednalo zlocin
spachany z vilnosti neb o pro-
stou loupez, jak zprvu Sc w.
pravelo.
Manzele zili v pomernem
blahobytu, neb oba NELL kaz-
dy svGj automobil. Burnsova
prvni zena zemrela a druhou
bvl rozveden; posledn6jsi ma
l12Aleteho synka, jenz zije u
.pribuznych v Rome, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
ODSUZUJE SVETOVf STATNfKY.
zENOU ZEME: DO ZAHUBY, PRAVf
BRITICKY EKONOM.
SPOJENE STATY KARANY PRO VYSOKE CLIO A
HROMADENf ZLATA v POKLADNE.

New York. 25. ffjna. Usilovani lidem vsech narodd
ably satnc zamenili sve polcke hospodafske sernice
jest ten edny proredek odvraceni katasrofy
Sir George Pash anglcky ekonom drivei radce brticke
pokadny pravl dnes feci prpravene tnacty vyron
Sized Amerckeho sdruzen prdmyslnikd vyvozcd
Stanici vsech narodd prohlasl, "jsou sdcastnsni
spolecnem dsi zabran narodam ably molly dostat svym
vzaemnym zavazkGm tim ce svs jest Imam do bankrotu
Jz smernice statnikG evropskych kvapem zene
silneA narody Evropy zkazu nez Madame statnic
druhych narodI sveta bude Jim dovoeno prvedou sve
zeme do podobneho stavu.
"Jes to tudfz svrchovan9 dIezito aby obchodnc ide
vech narodI hledel porozumet chapa osudne nasedky
ez muse dostav cd pfitomnyh sm9nc t9ch kdoz zod
povedni jsou narodni meznarodni polku NELL by "a
dati takovou zmenu ez by odva katasrofu do nz cey
svet nyn Sc fiti stale vzrastajici rychlosti"
Sir George rovnez prohasi ze Spoene Saty pfspivaji
ku vseobecnemu hospodaskemu chaosu svym novym cen
zakonem odpiranfm pimat jneho platida vyrovnani
zavazkd, jez jsou Jim povnnovany, krone zlata.
Podotknuv, re nekrtsuje Spoene Saty jez pry konay
behem vaky az do nedavna vsechno civilsovane ma
rody molly ocekavati cd nich pravl
"Vefitel nesmi odepfit witt jako splaku svych duha
zboz neb suzbe duzncke narody mohou poskytnou
primo neb neprfmo tudz s americke vlady zabranova
dovozu zboz produktd zfizenm celnich neb ch hraz
dcelem vyucovani zboM jntch narodi isoN ~ nichz
jsem pfesv6dcen ze v&da anil aeficky lid pine nedv8z
Pravil re amercka vada hromadenim zlata pokladne
mste, ably e uozla bankach kde mohlo by byti zuz
kovano obchode, zamezuje prirozeny bahodarny dcne
dovozu zlata."
Zlato mohlo by "zrovna tax dobfe by dolech nichz
prislo"
Americka celn smsrnice doal nerizni nijak cd po
cnani evropskych narodI kere zzu celn hraze pro
zboz cd narodG ez sou Jim zaduzeny bud pIGky
neb reparace.
Rec Pashova byla casti diskusse mezinarodnho duho
veho problemu a pftomne pIsobla sinym dojmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
LONDON TIMES PRODANY

Londyn, 25. rijna. Akcie Lon
don Times. vlastn6ne zesnul YIN
lordem Northcliffem, jakoz i
ony drzene Siren Johnem FL
lermanem, byly koupeny Jo-
hnem Walterem, jehoz rodina
zalozila prosluly casopis pred
nekolika generacemi, a majo-
rem Johnem Jacobem Asto-
rem. V oznamenf o zm9ne vlast
nictvi Sc pravi, ze "Times ma
dale budou narodnf instituci We
denou pro nejlepsf zajmy ma
roda a rise" Kupni cena byla
kolem $6,0O0,00O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
PRED VOLBAMI v ANCLu.
DELNICKA STRANA POzADUJE RADIKALNf RE-
FORMY, ZEJMENA DAN KAPITALU.

Londyn, 25 rijna IS Lloyd Georgeovou reci dnes wy
DAMN prohlasen denke strany kampan veobecne vol
by jest plnem proudu verenost pTedlozeny plaformy
jednotlivych stran.
Premier Bonar Law, jenz odejel dnes do Glasgowa
bycejnem vaku zska pflezost promuvit ceste neko
fecf ku SWIM obdvovateam ako Lloyd George sve ces
do Leeds minuly tyden.
mozno sve zitfes reci nacrtne podrobnosti
sve poky ze zemena sb rozsahe reormy spravnich od
bort zfetelem docileni nejvetsi NOME dspory
Pravi ze reformami budou poszena misterstva pra
dopravnctvi, jichz povinnos mohou byt pfdeeny il
nym odbordm.
Platformy ednotivych sran sou jiz znamy, aspon We
hlavnch bodech Snad nevfce vzrusucf teo souvislos
jest skutecnos ze Lloyd George, istem vahani pfpo
svd hlas vddc nych sran prot socialism, d9lncke sra-
ne Drves premier takto posav sejne stanovsko
Austenem Chamberlanem Wnstonem Churchiem Prohla-
sill totiz:
"Denicka strana jest proti spolecenskemu poradku
musme Sc bran prot tomuto politickemu sm9ru"
Manifest denicke srany jest tim nejddlez9sim prohla
Senm Dencka strana Ang jest sna strana cnic neusta
lie pokroky macf SVEN sedu znacnou Cast intelligence
jeff acko neobsahuje nc nebya drive pozado
vaa vzbud hodne strachu, nejenom kapalsckych kru
zch ale rovnez mez popatny dan vseobecn9 nebo zada
mnohe socan reformy chz provaden pro by vem drazc
provolan pravf, ze delnicky program nen ami
bosevsm komunism ale to odporucovanf dane
zskd znarodnenf dold zeleznc Dale zada nizenf da
ne velke dGchody akoz uvalen zvlasni dane dee
ne velke ddchody jakoz uvaen zvastn dane ice
lem spacenf valecnych duhd vsechny kdoz mali men
rfesahujfc{ 5000 hber sterlingd (as $22,500).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

washington, 25. fijna. Pro-
hlasiv, ze zcela nespravny do
jem o dIlezitych historickych
faktech byl vzbuzen v jednom
z uverejnenych dopisd Frankli
ma X. Lane-a, sekretare vni-
ira "a presidenta Wilsona, Jo-
sephus Daniels, jenz zasedal
v kabinete Wilsonove jako Sc
kretar namornictva TELEGRAPH
val Sdruzenemu tisku dnes ve-
Ger vyliceni udalosti, jez vedly
k prijeti systemu provazeni
obchodnich lodi lod'mi valecny
mi ma pocatku roku 1917.
Danielsova depese, poslana
z High Point, N. c., obzvlast'
dotyka Sc odstavce v jednom z
dopisd Lane-6pych, kde ;e IL
vadi, ze v kabinetni schulz 25.
1nora daniels pravil, re ne
smime provazeti obchodni lodi
- re bylo by to nebezpecne."
V tomtez dopise bylo rovnez
pficitano presidentu Wilsonovi
mineni, ze "tato zeme nepreje
81, abychom ucinili neco, co mo
hlo by vesti k valce."
''Na steStf, yedl jsem 81 den
mix Y tech dobach," pf&vf se~$
telegramu p. Danielse. "Zde
jest pfesne, co sc stalo V one
kabinetni schulz v Inoru, pred
tim, nez zasahli jsme do val
ky: President Wilson obratil sc
ke mne zeptal Sc, 'Danielsi,
proc Britove nedoprovazeji sve
lodi?'
Nv odpov6di sd6lil jsem mu,
re smer briticke admiralty
byl proti provazeni, re po dlou
he zkusenosti We valce kapita-
nj obchodnich lodi davali pred
most witt risiko plouti jedno-
tive nezli We formacich "a do
provodu valecnych lodi a re
povazovali "a nebezpecnejsi v
pasmech, kde ponorky opero-
valy plouti spolecne "a dopro-
vodu, nez-li kdyz kazda lod' plu
la sama. Dodal jsem, re nekte-
Fl nasi vysoci dIstojnici va
lecneho lod'stva zaujimali to-
tez hledisko. To bylo jedine,
kdyz jsem pouzil slova 'nebez-
pecne'.
president odpovedel, re on
veri, re briticka admiralita chy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
zENY SVOLAVAJf MIRO.
YOU school,.

Washington, 25. rijna. Zen
ska mezinarodni liga pro mir
a svobodu v presv6dceni, re E.
vropa jest ma pokraji naproste
zkazy, pozvala vIdci zenske
organisace, ably Sc s1castnily
mezinarodni kon) )erence pro
'novy mir. Stare smlouvy "za-
lozene ma lakote a mste", pra.
vi Sc v pozvani, selhaly, "pri.
nesse pohromu vitezi premo-
zenemu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
MLADY ROCKEFELLER HAU
HAViRE..

New York, 25. fina. - John D. Rockefeller, ml pf
tonne prazdnnach Battle Creek Mich. ual havifu
Pennsylvania, zejm6na tech kteri jsou zamenani Con-
soldaton Coal Co., jeiz jest podinkem telegramu, da
verejnost dne F. Ernestem Johnsone sekretafem
nakadatelskeho odboru Federan rady cv Rockefeller
prav ze sznos havirI sou opravneny odsuzue pocna
delnctvu jako nemoudre nespravedve jez
meo by byti radkalne zmeneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

V malo navst9vovanem lese,
as pet mil smerem severoza-
padnim cd Painesville, obje-
ven byl cerstvy jeste hrob a v
mem mrtvola 29-lete Hazel
Burnsove, manzelky trhovce,
'bytem v els. 4152 Lorain ave.
Nalez ucinsn byl vcera po po-
ledni. Ma mrtvole shledany
dive tezke strelne rany vpalene
do hlavy a jinou ranou, patrne
n6jakym tupym nastrojem by
la nest'astne zen6 rozdrcena
lebka. v blizkosti hrobu le-
Eel zakrvaceny klobouk z mo-
dr6ho sametu a cerny stfevic.
U mrtvoly same pax nalezen
zakrvaceny damsky kabat 3
kozesinou.
Zavrazdena byla posledn6
spatrena v ltery odpoledne u
stanku sveho mule, ktery v
trznici ma zapadni strane ma
Lorain ave. a zap. 25. ul. pro-
dava popcorn. Pc zjisteni
mrtvoly pribuznymi a MAMIE
lem Henry j. Burnsem zatcen
byl tento jako domnely pa
Fchatel, ale j& idneSnf casne'
zpravy oznamuji, re detekti-
vove Charles Newell a Clarence
Banks vznesli zalobu pro hroz-
ny tento skutek ma samotneho
marzela zavrazd6ne.
Prvni muz, ma nehoz pablo
podezreni, mel byti veden ma
misto cinu do marnice, kde
mu mela byt domnela obet' u
kazana. . Byl po celou noe Wy
slychan, ale popiral kazde u
castenstvi. Proti nemu nebylo
vsak nijakych ddkazd krone
okolnosti, ze byl lese v dobe
kdy zlocin byl spachan, WIDEN.
Priserny nalez ucinen byl
dvema zubnimi lekari dr.. D.
C. Cornellem, 1902 Cedar rd.
a dr.. w. R. Beattiem, 2046
Stearne rd., kteri nalezli zpr-
WI zakrvaceny odev, ktery jim
ukazal cestu ma misto, kde ze-
ma byla zahrabana. Nekolik
zen Willowbee-on-the-Lake,
| jez v lese sbiraly kastany sd-
castnilo Sc hledani obou jme-
novanych dentistG. Oba po-
slednejsi v lese, jenz jest ma
|jetkem drahy Baltimore &
Ohio, honili a hned pri prvnim
nalezu privolali bezpecnostni
trad v Painesville. Spolecnym
dsilim pax nalezena byla ku-
pa shrabaneho spadaleho listl
a v hloubce as dvou stop mr.
tvola polonahe zeny oblice-
ljem k nepoznani znetvorenym.
|Odena v jedinou cernou hedv.
puntochu a strevic. Spodnicka
jeji byla pretazena a svazana
mad hlavou a ruce jeji spouta-
ny pruhy latky z tehoz spod-
niho od9vu utrzenymi. Ma pra-
I've ruce mela naramkove no
dinky, jez sc zastavily o 3ti
|hodine. Jinych znamek neby-
|lo a mrtvola vynata doprave-
ma do marnice okresu Lake v
Painesville.
! Ia vyslechu pribuznych tito
,yypovidali, re Burnsova mela
Izvyk nositi tfi velke demanto-
We prsteny a podobne nausni-
zee, kterez skvosty byly ale u
mrtvoly pohreseny. V. mrtve
poznal Burns svoji manzelku
teprve vcera pozde odpoledne.
Vypravel, ze zenu pohfesoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
ROOSEVELTOVSKE POSTOV
Nj ZNAMKY.

Washington, rs. rijna. Pi.
Theodore Rooseveltova, vdova
po drivejsfm presidentovi, OBJ
drzi prvni peticentovou poStov-
nj znamku nesouci podobu je-
jiho prosluleho manzela, priSti
patek, kdy move znamky dany
budou do prodeje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
v LESE NALEZEN HR0B zAVRAz-
DENE zENY.
Manuel OBETI ZATCEN MA PODE.
ZRENf z PRfSERNEHO GNU.
MRTVOLA NALEZENA DVEMA DENTISTY.

jiz cd dterka, kdy odjel do ko-
taze jejich v Mentor, neprikla-
dal pry ale tomu ddlezitosti, v
domneni, ze meska snad v by
te mestskem ma Lorain ave.
Sam zGstal pres noe v Mentor
a casn6 We stfedu Sci pry do
lesa, ably nasbiral orechd, sle-
zal stromy jednoho pry
spadl, porezav 81 ruce ostrou
vetev. Dal 81 ranu osetfiti dr..
w. Marshem v Painesville, ma.
cez odjel do trznice. kde MI
,byla smrt manzelky policii o.
hlasena. Jiz toto vypravovan1
vzbudilo podezfeni detektivG.
Zavrazdena byla .ji7Ttfeti jeho
, manzelkou. Die pdliGejni the
orie spachan byl zlocin v Ute
ry po pdlnoci, ke kteremu do
hadu by opravhovaly zastave-
ne hodinky.
Sotva ze zprava Sc rozsirila,
nastalo vseobecne putovani
zvedavci z gainesville, Will
loughbee, Mentori jinych bliz-
kych osad k mfstu, kde male
zen byl improrIsovany hrob.
"a Yfe6louho pa K pfijfzd6Yi we
davci v autech, z nichz Sc ma
silnicich tvofily nepretrzite Ii
ME.
Ia vysetrovani dnesniho ra-
ma nahromadilo Sc tolik pode-
zrelych okolnosti, ze 44-lety
manzel utracene zeny, Henry
]. Burns byl zatcen dan v
obzalobu z vrazdy prveho stu
pne. DIE pozdejsich, stale sc
menicich zprav bude dopraven
do Painesville pred mrtvolu
manzelky a pax doveden i ma
misto, kde domnely jeho zlo-
Gin byl spachan. Cd 6. hodi-
ny vcerejsiho vecera byl pfisne
vyslychan a pres tvrdosijne "a
pirani Sc obema detektivGm
zda, re jsou ma prave stope.
"Nevim niceho o vrazde. -
Pravdou jest, ze jsem byl v le-
Sc, kde mrtvola byla nalezena
a ze jsem ujel, kdyz jsem vi
del bliziti sc jistou spolecnost.
Byl jsem vsak lese ma kasta-
mech a odjel do Painesville a
pozdeji do Clevelandu". tyr
dill ustavicn9 "a vyslechu.
V lese byl WIDEN zminenymi
lekari nekolik jen minut po
nalezu zakrvacenych satI. mel
kosik, ktery 90 chvili odhodi]
Sc slovy, ze zadneho hledane-
no ovoce v mistech neni, nacez
vstoupil do automobile a od-
iel. Lekar vSiml 81 tabulky je-
no auta, nebot' mu bylo napad-
nym, ze o nalez zakrvacenych
satn jevi tax nepatrny zajem,
az musel v6deti, ze patti jeho
manzelce.
Neiposledneisi zpravy do.
po|ednich listd vypravuii, re
stalemu vyslechu podrobeny
manzel zavrazdene zeny ztra-
CT chladnokrevnost j lhostej'
most, kterou az dosud daval ma
jevo. Pojednou pocal klesatI
ma mysli a propukl usedavJ
plac.
Poskrabane jeho prstv jako2
dian zdaji Sc jej usvedcovati
neb die zdani pochazi tyto ra.
ny cd lidskych neht1. DR.
Marsh v Painesvlle, jenz mu
zraneni toto osetfoval, vypra-
vel "a vyslechu, ze muz pr
obvazu jevil velke rozcileni.
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USVEDCEN z VRAzDY.

St. Clairsvlle, O., 25 rna. = Dan Agosta, uniovy ha
vr shedan byl vnnym vrazdy druhem stupn porotou
krask6m soud9 zde spojeni zabm Johna Majors
podinika jednom blizkych dold, New Laferty, 27
cervna
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OBSAZUJi VLADIVOSTOK.

Moskva, 26 fjna. Vojsko dalekovychodni republiky
zapocalo obsazovanm Vladivosoku dohodnu japOl-
skym vojskem, jez vykizuje m6sto
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DANIELS ODPOVlDA LANE-0V.
BYVALY SEKRETAR NAMOkNICTVA
OPRAVUJE SVEHO KOLLECU.
UVEREJNENYMI DOPlSY DRlVEJSfHO SEKRETA.
RE VNlTRA VZBUZUJE Sc PRY Me- '
SPRAVNY DOJEM

buje ii americti ddstojnici,
ktefi Sc S nj shoduji, <rovnez
chybuji a re Britove davno
jiz NELL provazeti sve lodi.
ga n6kolik tydnl pozd6ji,
myslim, ze to bylo posledni
den brezna, 1917, neb n6kdy v
ten cas-, pred tim, nez Spojene
Staty zasahly do valky, pri u
delovani instrukci admiralu
Simsovi, rekl jsem mu. ze
president Wilson veri, re dav-
no veril, re spojenci NELL pro-
vazeti sve lodi a re sc neshodu-
je S nasimi vlastnimi ddstojni-
ky, kteri zaujimaji totez stano
visko jako briticka admiralita
a ostatni spojenc.
"Kratce po SVEN pr.jezdu
do Londyna, admiral Sims sde-
iii hledisko presidenta Wilso-
ma o doprovazenf lodi ;admiralu
Jelicoe bzry potom system do
provazeni lodi byl zareden 8
dobrym vysledkena. Nase ma
mornictvo umistilo aeia a muz-
stvo z valecnych lodi ma lodi
a0bchpdni pred tim, nez Spojene.
1 sl ytsn -
nebezpecna a nejtezsi sluzba.
"Ani pred valkou aniz be-
hem va1ky nevahal jsem podni-
kati kroky at sebe nebezpec-
nejsi, jenom kdyz slibovaly o.
chranu historic tom, v jaka
nebezpeci nase namornictvo sc
vydavalo, dokazuje toto pro-
hlaseni.
"Americke namornictvo po-
skytlo vetSi cast prlvodu, je.z
chranil lodi mijejici Gibraltar
a provazelo vsechny nase lodi
pres Atlanticky ocean. kdyz "a
sahli jsme do valky. VIb &c ne
byti sluzeb americkeho valec-
neho lod'stva, system doprovo-
du nebyl by mohl doclliti W.
sledkG, jez chilly jej usp6snym.
"Jeho zavedeni bylo hlavne
podnetu presidenta Wilsona,
jenz ackoli zachovaval prfs-
nou neutralitu, pokud nebyli
jsme We valce, zahajil vydat-
nou pripravenost pred tim nez
vstoupili jsme do valky a pro-
vadel il razne s nasHzenim
vsech SILL"