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bali was ignitcd in the room. at
which Davis candtdly asked What
shall do, sir, The nrcball is ig-
ni,cd." Run for your life. sir was
the reply OF the professor. who was
the first 10 leav" the building. but
Davis calmly picked w the ball and
pitching 1t out OF tn" window. saved
the building. and, you may be sure.
silcnced forever the professor
After leaving West Point. Davis
VAS made lieutenant OF infantry and
sent 20 Wisconsin, From here lac
was sent with company to remove
number of lead miners from a
district in Missouri until the govern
mcnt could provide "a reservation for
some Indians who were giving them
trouble. When he arrived. he was
told by a desperate. the chief OF the
miners. that they did not intend to
/ leave and had resisted other gov
crnment officers.
Davis Talks tn Mincrs
Davis did not wish TO cause trou-
bic SO he tailed 10 tn" miners.
clearly setting forth ia. situation.
/ in his trst public speech. and prom
iscd to return IN two weeks by
which tim" they mus, have moved.
} At the end OF the two w.oks Davis
and an orderly went alon" into their
drinking house. whore n. told the
men that hc knew they had cnusId
cred his request and we're willing to
comply. He then offered 10 drink
! I" his success and treated thcm all.
EVER ON" ch""red and agreed 10
leave. He thus accomplished bv
| done by force of arms and proved
( himself a horn leader az men
When tn" Black Hawk War broke
out In Illinois. General winfield
Scott commissioned l.l.u;cnants J.f-
fcrson Davis and Anderson who
| later became III" Major Anderson. OF
! Fort sumter. 20 go 20 Dixon. Ill.
! ana enlist whatever volunteers ,hcy
! might receive. on tho FRS. dav
/ among IN" volunteers who applIed
! 10 Davis. was tail homclv man
/ known rs Abraham Lincoln. This
was tn" first meeting Of tho two
great chiefs. and Davis administered
tn Lincoln his mrs. oath Of al,cyi-
anc" to the United States govern
mcnt.
Rctirrx I" Private Life.
After this war Davis retired To pri
Nate lif" on his cotton PLANTATION
ana by careful management acquired
c"nsiderahi" wealth. But he was not
destined for private lie. and in IS43
was made ei"ctcr for Polk and ba'
las. ana thus entered politics as n
Democrat. he began his political ca
reer. shortly after he was elected
10 congress from Mississippi While
IN congress h" served on several i'm
portant committees. chief among
which was the Committee on Mill
'ary Affairs. He did valuable work
and suggested many changes. cspe.
cia'ly the converting Of Old forts into
schools for military instruction
Davis was tn" successor in Congress
OF '"'houn as til" champion Of stat,
rights. Eut Jefferson Davis lovcC
the Union ana feared above all
things 10 see II dissolved He knew
that tho aholitionists were pressing
the question too far and tried ,r
bring about more understanding be.
tween the two sections.
Duty was always one Of the nrs,
| principles Of his life. and he never
turned from what he thought wa,
the path of duty. At one time h.
was offered the command Of an ex.
petition To wrcSt Cuba from Snair
and promised great rewards in III,
: event Of success. But he declined
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PRIZE FOR ESSAY ON
JEFFERSON DAVIS
Continued From sixth pageJ

Continued From Sixth Page)
tary ability and presence o. mind.
For some unknown reason. he had
incurred the dislike of ono of the
professors. who told him that many
people los; their heads In an cmer-
gcucy on account OF their smallness
Of mind. y few days later a fire.
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H. y. Blenncr. distributor OF the
Cleveland car. announces the follow
ing recent sales: W. Il. Burton. 1916
East cary street: Henderson Fields.
1900 North First: W. H. Cook. Tur-
ner stokes. W. c. Malone. j. -.
Nhitchurst. S26 North Twenty
l"uf'h street: Dr. G. II. Rudd. Mu
tnai hniiding: Il. l.. I.ocke,t. Ken
Slncton Avenue: Tabcrnaclc Baptist
Church. w. r. Smith, RYAN & smith:
j. ~ Davis. Is. y. Blake. George
llcis'tr Cary street: j. y. IIcffley.
zero Grov" Avenue: f. y. Rrinkley.
cary street: Thomas G. Sydnor, East
Main street; ". NJ. Wood, 220S Ham
over Avenue.
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Sparks From Motorland

Forty carloads, i2OiHupmobiles. is
The unprecedented record OF the An
d"rton Automobile Company. Inc. for
the months Of April and May. Mr..
Andcrton says he doesn't know
where oil Of this business came from,
but IL just came. and yet people say
business IS dun. Yes. II is. for those
who wait for 1t To come TO them.
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Woodward Il Sydnor. formerly To-
Gated at iOG West Broad. are nov
occupying their new location at 4o6
West Broad Street.
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Pipe Adds Leverage

II YOU fnd II hard TO loosen nut
with small wrench, you may add
lcvcrag" and power by hitting an iron
pipe over the free end OF the wrench
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D. Brown, Of the National Tire
and Rubber Company. has returned
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The Holiday Co. has closed their
place at G"9 East Main. putting both
places under one roof, at 1913 West
broad Street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

We. the undersigned, John Waldron.
Vice President. and William Waldron,
Secretary. Of the Brunswick Milling
and Mining Company, a corporation
formed under the laws Of the State
Of Colorado, do hereby give notice
that ut q meeting of the stockholders
of said corporation, duly called for
the purpose of considering the pro-
priety of dissolving said corporation,
and held at the Office of the Company
in the City of New Brunwick, State
of New Jersey, on the Fifteenth day
OF November, A. d. 1921, pursuant 70
notice given to the stockholders there
of in the manner provided by law for
the calling Of stockholders meetings
for the purpose Of amending articles
of incorporation, the stockholders, by
a unanimous vote of the entire capt..
al stock Of said corporation, ordered
said corporation to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts
owing by said corporation have been
fully paid.
III WITNESS WHEREOF we have
made and signed this Notice of Disso-
luton, and affixed hereto the seal Of
said corporation, this Seventeenth
day Of December, A. d. 1921.
Attest:- JOHN WALDRON,
Wce-President.
WILLIAM H. WALDRON,
Secretary.
First publication. Dec. %, 1921.
Last publication, Feb. 8, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
COUNTY rREAsuRER,s NOTICE

TO Belzora Mcneil, AND TO ALL
PERSONS HAVING AN INTEREST
OR TITLE OF RECORD IN OR TO
THE LAND HEREINAFTER DE-
SCRIBED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thst
on the 18th day Of November A. d.
1918, the following described proper
ty, situate in the County of Gunnison
and State Of Colorado, to-wit:
Lots IS. 10. 20. in Block n, Town
of Gunnison, according TO the plst
Of the First Addition to said Town,
was sold for the delinquent taxes for
the year 1917 and purchased by Jes-
sic s. Purrier; That said premises
the name Of Belzora Mcneil;
That the said Jessie s. Purrier hath
made request upon the Treasurer Of
said County for notification, as pro-
vidcd by the Law of 1905. in ordel
that she may become entitled to .
tax deed on said certificate for said
year.
That the time of redemption of said
real estate from such tax sale will ex-
pire on the 9th day of April A. D.
1922 and tax deed will issue there,
for on the 2Sth day Of April A. D.
1922, unless redeemed Heretofore.
Dated this 9th day Of January, A. d.
1922.
(SEAL) N. B. HERRICK,
Treasurer Of said Gunnison County.
First publication, January 13. 1922
Last publication, January q, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
COUNTY TnEAsUnER's NOTICE

TO Crested Butte Lodge A. T.. Il AM.
n. A. DeCausay. o. II. Partridge. II.
i. Smith. and Margaret i. Wood AND
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AN IN
TEREST OR TITLE OF RECORD III
OR TO THE LAND HEREINAFTER
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that on
the 9th day of November A. ID. 1907.
the following described property. situ:
ate In the County OF Gunnison and
State of Colorado. to-wit:
Lots 81. %. I. :. II. IS. 22. 2s. 81. Is.
26. %. ;. 4. Block 10 of the Town of
Crested Butte. was sold for the delin-
quent taxes for the year 1906 and
purchased by Gunnison County; That
said premises were taxed for the said
year 1906 In the name OF Crested Butte
Lodge A. i. e. a. NJ, NJ A. DcCausay.
o. II. Partridge. II. +. Smith and Mar
garet +. Wood.
That the said Gunnlson County. by
Its County Treasurer did on the 10th
day of January 1899 duly assign the
Issued by the County Treasurer. 10
said Gunnison County for above sales.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
CHANGING THE NAME OF THE GRAND
RIVER HISTORIC EVENT OF YEAR 1921
Romance of Most Interesting Nature Woven in
History of the Great Stream; The Story of It's
Discovery; The Rotary Club Of Grand Junction
Took Leading Part in Campaign That Finally
Brought About the Change of Name.

went by way Of Zuni, Noqui and Will
liam river to the Colorado and down
the east bank Of that river TO the
gulf. Crossing the Colorado Chiqui-
to, or Little Colorado, ten leagues
southwest Of Moqui, he named il the
Rio Colorado, because the water is
nearly red" Be it here noted that
the name Colorado is given for the
first time, not to the river but to one
of its branches-the Little Colorado.
To the Colorado itself, Ornate gave
the name Rio Grande de Buena Esper-
ANA (good hope)
At some indefinite time during the
next hundred years the name Colora-
do was transferred from the Little
Colorado to the main river, and be-
fore the end of the century, had been
pretty well established. Father Kino,
the great Pinman. uses the name free
ly, as he does the alternative name,
Rio del Norte, and he even bestows
on il a new name-Rio de Los Apos-
toles. On his map compiled in 1901,
he letters the river Rio Colorado .
tori Del Norte. He inists over and
over that II is the true and real Rio
del Norte Of the ancients. To see
the point Of this it is necessary to re-
call that in Kino's time and for a hun
dred years before, the Rio Del Norte
was the Rio Grande above Ell Paso.
A revolt Of the Pueblo Indians in
1850 resulted in the entire evacution
of New Mexico by the Spaniarvis un-
til its reconquest by Vergas in 1882
1894, when most Of the missions were
re-established also. San Diego, the
first of the California missions, was
established in 1869 and in the next
30 years, IL other missions were were
established dotting the coast from
San Diego to San Francisco Bay.
From the establishment Of San Diego
onward the missionaries and traders
In letter on the subject written to
Father Garces August 18, 1775, he
called the river or the canon Rio
Grande de los C0sninos-the Cosnina
(Havasupa). Indians were settled on
Cataract creek. He also mentioned a
Rio de los Misterios which Garces,
himself from Mohave to Moqui on
juno 26. He named the canon Puerto
de Bucarell (Bucarell's pass) in honor
Of the then viceroy."
were equally eager to discover the
most direct route from Santa Fe to
California.
Father Silvestro Velex de Escal-
anto. then stationed ut the Zuni mis-
sion, spent eight days Mt Moqu in
June 1775 trying to discover il there
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

ian s.s. sssss ..io..s n:F,s: ss.. Ne s. -
previ1eS - shs Le1 81 iser q
: az assd On saia csrtiacatss ~
Ii:s sSs tine Of Es.s.st,es e -
2" az s' s.cd :se S.z e. e .!s MY 2 1s
she sth day Of May 4 D. 1874 uslsS5
psied shis isth day OF January \ p.
ssisL tsEAL, MR HxRRyck.
Treasurer of sasi onssisos Co1liy.
isss psSH'icssios sIS':sS' fsS1usi1y SSs1a1 III issa
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

plaintiffs be declared and adjudssl ths
owners OF said premises In Zee sinDla,
free and clear o. any claim OF SAID 0s-
sher relief % tS' 10 the ee ceurs nav sSe
just and proper. a. VIII more FULLY
sppear from the compliant In said &C.
And you are hereby notided that Il
you fall 20 appear. and TO answer the
said complaint A. above requirea the
10 be entered herein. and thea Drocs1
to Judgment against you ~ prayed for
In said comPlaint-
Of said Court AZ 0unnIson, a ala
County: this seth day OF November.
SsExI.j rHoa W. ESTES. clerk.
by BESSIE Z. WOLFE, Deputy.
First publication December - lSzi.
Last publication January -. 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

q greatly relieved by c0nst.tutional treaty
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is 4 constitutional remedy Catarrhal
Deafness 10 caused by an indamed con-
(iitfon of the mucous lining OF the Eusta-.
chan TUBE when this tube ID inflamed
you have { rumblinR sound Or Imperfect,
hearing. and when II b entirely clcsed.
Deafness Il TIE result Unless the In
fammafion can be reduced. your hearing
nav be destroyed forever. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of the eyB-
fSnn. thus reducing the kn1Rm1uAtlon and
a11fsting Nature in restoring norma1 60
Circulars free. An Druggiets
=. J. Cheuey q Co, Toledo. Ohio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM F. MASON,

Deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrator Of the estate
of William F. Mason, late Of the
County Of Gunnison in the State Of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the
County Court of said Gunnison Coun-
ty, at the Court House in Cum
nison in said County, at the December
Term, 1921, on the second Monday in
February next, Mt which time all per-
sons are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose Of having same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imnnedi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Marble, Colorado, this 14th
day Of November A. D. 1921.
HENRY L. JOHNSON
Administrator.
First publication, Jan. 13, 1922.
Last publication Feb. 10, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

One Coed Thing About nasviss
Jud Tunkins snyx he likes motion
pictures becr use the girls can talk
about them without getting into argu-
ments about whether 10 say 'drahma-
q ''drn~ma."
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
COLORADO to FRANK CHALANx.
ct ALI the Defendants above named.
SUMMONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO to FRANK CHAI.ANx,
ct 1.-The Defendants above named.
GREETING:
you are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named glaintins. In the Dis
trict Court OF Gunnison County. State
Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. u served. within this
county: or. u served out OF this county.
or; u BY publication. within thirty days
after the service hereof. exclusive of
the day Of service: or Judgment by de-
fault Will be taken against you accord
Ing TO the prayer. OF the complaint.
And II n copy of the complaint In the
above entitled action Be not served
with this summons, or II the service
hereof be made out OF this State. then
ten days additional to the time herein.
before speeified for appearance and nn-
swer will be allowed before the taking
OF Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to quiet
title to part of Blocks 63 and l03
and an undivided one-hnlf Interest In
Block s5. NIL OF Blocks 20. So. II, >62,
l0t and los. In the Town OF Gunnis6n.
said County and State. according to Ahe
official plat OF West Gunnison. on file
In the recorders office of said County.
and prays that decree be given. de-
ciaring and adJudging that the above
named defendants. or either or any of
them, have no Interest or estate what
ever In or to said real estate and town
lots. or any part thereof, and that
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

was m Indian trail across Tie CranA
Canon. He failed to extract any n.
formation from the Indians and con-
eiuded that the canon was impassab3e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27

Alaska. where he says he cured 100
men.
Denver.-Only 100 Of the 1900 cor
porations reports which must be filed
with Secretary Of State Milliken on or
before March 2 have been received,
according to information given out.
Officials Of the office urge that all
corporations Of the state file their re-
ports at the earliest date possible, in
order to assist the department In main
tanning Its efficiency.
Greeley, Colo--Clarence Day, -
years old, was killed when an automo-
bile. driven by an unknown person.
ran over q sled on which he was rid
ing. Days sled was attached to an
automobile and as It passed another
car. the other machine dropped back
behind, running over the sled. The
driver. becoming aware Of what had
happened. sped away.
Denyer.4There are eO,341, 40 acres
in the state Of Colorado There are
sixty three counties, and Denver. with
S7,12O acres u the smallest, and Las
Aninnas with 4O77.70o acres II the
largest county. There are approx
mafely SO.000O00 acres Of patented
lands on the tax rolls, while there are
more than 25O00O00 acres Of govern
ment land, unpatented. This Includes
about 100000 acres Of government
land withdrawn for various reasons
from homestead entry. There are
about 2s,Oo0Oo0 acres in the state ptl-
v.teiy owned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-01-27
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.

IN THE DiSII
"sn PA s1S2 SaupE Il 4 AiiahH aiIs
plaintiffs.
FRANK CHALANx. ID. J.
McCanne. Tho Unknown
Heirs OF Otto Mears,
Deceased: Frank Adams.
Theodore Z: Thomas. l.
G Young. The Unknown
Heirs OF barbara +.
Muiiin. Deceased: Nettic
Brown and Fred A.
Wolfe, Sole and only
Heirs at Law of Louis
Grasmuck, Deceased:
The Cunnison Gas q
Water Company, The
Gunnison Land 4 Pro-
motion Company. S. VIM
son Farnum. Hiram q.
Wolff. Cornelius Ferris.
George Rust and Char
les D. Guricy ~ surviv-
Ing Directors and ns
Trustees of the said
The Cunnison Land &
Promotion Company.
The Gurley Investment
Company. and Charles
ID. Gurlcy and John l..
Jerome as Surviving
Directors and as Trus-
tees of the said The
Gurley InvestmentCom-
pany; The La veta
Hotel Company. and A.
II, Matthews. Receiver
of The Gunnison Town
and Land Company.
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LUPICI u

"Deite nam dive libry GU
kru", porouceli 81 vcera vecer
diva muzi V grocernim obcho-
de V els. 100 vych. SIS. Ill.
"Okamzit6 to bude," pravil
mattel Peter Petar, sehnul sc
pod putt a vylovil kdes papi-
rovy sacek Sc sladidlem, ale
snadno 81 predstavite, jak V
mem ''byla duslcka mala',
kdyz spatril prot sobe namire-
ne diva revolvery. Chte ne
chte musil Peter Petar otevfiti
prirucni pokladnu a DAFT nevi-
tanym kostymrum $40 ma no.
tovosti, nacez bandite odesli,
aniz by opomenuli witt sebou
cukr tax lacino, nikoli vSak
poctive nabyty.
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MESTA GLE
VELANDU.

Ma podzim usporadana bu-
de V mestskem auditoriu, 0
kter6m mimochodem reGeno,
tax podezrele malo jest slySet,
velkolepa vystava, ma kter6 sc
name pochlubiti, co vSe Cleve-
land plodi a vyrabi. Ia pod
nikem stoii Obchodni Komora
4 p~fedsedou pripravneho W.
boru jest major G. II. Strong.
NeivGtSi atrakcf Dude yystava
modelu neinov6iSich mod z
Chicago a New Yorku "a spo-
lupusobeni as - diyek. JeviSt6
auditoria pax p%romen6no Dude
V pobrezi Y Atlantic City.
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NENf "VURT" JAkO 'VURT'.

O pravdu tohoto lidoveho L.
slow pfou Sc nyni dive firmly.
Warsauer Sausage Manufacture
ing CO., 27O3 Scovill ave. zaza-
loVala konkurencni firmu VIE
ner Sausage Mfg. Co. 2507 w
chodni sc. I'll. ma odskodneni
We vysi $4,000, jelikoz posled-
n6isi pr oznaGovani toho zbo-
III napodobovala firmu prvne
jmenoyanou. RoZhodnutl V
"sensatnim' tonic procesu pri
pablo soudci LeVinovi, jenz 81
&c VIDAL liz docasny soudni
zakaz We prospect zavodu Ia
luiiciho, ale 0 cele "vurtove'
kalamite rozhodne teprve V
dobe pozd6jsi.
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VYMOZENOST
MODERNf DOLBY.

Riditel zdejSi filialky The
Detroit Ball Bearing Co., 6715
Carnegie ave, ]. M. Bluening
potreboval nutne z Detroit "a
silku zvlaStnich kulickovych
lozisek, ably il yeas obdrzel, u
I'll k doprave neinovejsich me
thod.
S:45 vGera rano t~elefonem
veci obiednal Detroit, kde V
9:30 dana byla zasilka dc
l6tadla Buckeye, ktere prista-
10 o II. hod. a As minut pozde-
il byla rychlozasilka odevzda,
ma Blueningovi, tax re obied-
navka vyrizena byla presne ia
3 hodiny. A pax, lie sv6t ne
pokracule.
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ODJfZDf DO CESkO-
.SLOVENSkA.

Ultra odpolcdnim vlakem 0
bod. vyiedou Z nadrazi
Erie ma 50. III. naSi krajani
2vlaStnim. pro ne pripnutym
vozem do New lorku, abv ma
stoupili cestu do stare vlasti
%. Gervence t. T.. lodi Caronia,
liz Dude doproVazet az do Pra
by p. Jindrich Weber, zastup-
&C paroplavebni spolecnosti
Cunardovy LIME, a 2 Prahy
kazdemu zaridi odjezd do je-
iich domoyu. Pan Josef Basl
5 manzelkou Il dceruSkou il
rinkou usadi Sc i Kladne. Slice.
BedriSka Blazkoya We Lhotce
II Melnika. Pan Josef Cerny
Y Zasmukach Il kolina. Pan
Karel Doubrava $ m%anzelkou
y SouSi Il Mostu. PAM A. ia
nouSkova Y OuGine Il kolince.
Pan Frantisek MetliGka $ man
zelkou a synkem Frantiskem y
komSine Il Strakonic. Pan Spi.
lar Eduard 5 manzelkou a syny
FrantiSkem a Rudolfem a dee.
rou Annou u Hradku : Move
Hut Il Rokyean a pi. Vlasts
Wilkey, rozena Susova II sv(
matky V Planici Il Klatov.
VSem temto krajanum Wy.
praven byl preplav a ~potrebn(
zalezitosti K odcestovani new
burghske odbotce p. Fred. Ho
lubem 4 yypravu Dude dopro
vazet do New Yorku p. G.. Mi
halek, riditel cizineckeho cd
deleni The Cleveland Trus
Co. st. Clairsk6 odboGky, .ie
muz pfideleno Dude 10 cestu
! jiclch ma lod' America a Maize
site, ktere vypluji Y stejnv del
yyfizene preplaynlm zastupi
telstyim The Collver-Miller CO
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NOcNf VRAzDA v RE-


V skupine "nocnich ptakH',
tff muz6 a dvou zenstin po-
vstala dnes pc pGlnoci hadka,
"a ktere byl smrtelne postfe-
len ieden z muzG, ienz dopra-
ven byl do Huron rd. nemocni-
ce, kdez "a nekolik minut po
pTichodu skonal. Ma hlavni
policeini stanici jest z~avrena
iedna Z zenstin, ma kter6 lpf
podezreni spoluucasti ma osud-
ne strelb6.
Pfihoda udala Sc V Down.
ingove restauraci, 1908 Euclid
ave. Zastreleny jmenuie sc
Edw. O'Connell, ienz Jest prI
manzelem domnel6 vrazedky.
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
PODIVNA

Do domu policejniho poruci-
ka Cleveland Heights, H. M.
Murphyho, 1884 Kimmel road
vnikl vcera odpoledne zlodej,
jenz mu ukradl sluzebni re-
Volver spolu $ pochvou. Mezi
tim co kradez hlasil zdeiSi po-
licii, byl ma hlavni stanici pri-
veden zeleznicni ieden straz-
nix Z Akron, ienz Ease V ufa-
dovne drahy Baltimore & Ohio
Y Akron ukradl pistol a sluzeb
nj odznak. Podareny akron
sky policajt Dude poslan do
mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
PRVNf "SLEPT" PASAzEP
We VZDUSNEM
e1

Kdyz pilot Richardson a
stroinici Haven a Green Sc
chystali ukliditi ma noe osobni
earoplan Wolverine, postrehli
v prostofe, vyhrazene zavaza-
dldm vzdusnich cestujicich ia
kIs sramot. Kdyz otevreli
dvefe, vyskrabal Sc ven jisty
muz, ienz Sc podloudne V De-
troit vloudil do l6tadla, ably Sc
dostal do Clevelandu zadar-
mo. Patri mu tudiz Cest, re
lest prvnim podobnym cestuii-
elm z lacineho kraje ma draze
vzduSni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
STERBOVA Sc BRANI, NE.
MELA PRY TRI NIUE
JEN DIVA.

22-leta Helena Sterbova-Lon-
gova-GallagheroVa byla vtera
pro mnohomuzstyi policeman
soudcem Waltherem McMaho-
mem odkazana velkoporote.-
Zatcena Jest slabSi postavy,
svetlych vlasu, iasne modrych
oci a MEDIA Sc nikterak, re by
81 yazbu brala prilis k srdci.
Brani Sc, ze by mela 3 muze,
priznava toliko diva a tech
pry jeSt6 ieden radn6 zadal
o rozVod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
v JEZERE ERIE NALEZENA
MRTVOLA UTOPENE-
HO NIUE.

II. Fisher a John Pagan pro
chazeli Sc ycera k veceru pc
brehu iezera nedaleko tenni-
sovych hrist' Edgewater par
ku, kdyz poiednou ma samem
kraji postrehli 2 vody vycniva-
ii kus satu. Pr blizsim pro-
hlednuti objevili telo muze.
Privolana pobfezni straz zaha-
lila Timed ozivovaci pokusy,
ale bezdspesne.
Frank Eippert, 1853 zap.
80. I'll. poznal V utopenci sve-
no svakra 27leteho Berta 0.
Frosta, jenz s MIN bydlel.