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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-08
ROTARY CLUB
NAMES GROUP
AS DIRECTORS

At the regular meeting of the Ro-
tary club held Friday evening the fol-
lowing 10 directors were elected and
from among these president will be
elected for the coming year. The d.
rectors are: T. B. Ashcraft. F. T. Hill.
r. A. Jewell. H. c. Libby. r. W. Man
son, G. A. Meader. H. T. Muzzy. G. j.
Stobie, G. E. Vose, r. T.. Wentworth.
A report of the activities Of the
year was given by Secretary George
III MARI, who covered the subject very
thoroughly. The members have reas-
on to feel well pleased with the
achievements Of the year just passed.
The club was interested in the Near
East Relief. the Russian Relief. Amer
icanization. Rotary posters. has help
ed the college boys IN various ways.
has worked in Americanization and
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has been helpful to the community in
MANY uayc

has been helpful to the community In
many other ways.
1t will be remembered that COM
mittee was appointed last fall with
Herbert l.. Emery chairman to look
into the matter of the moving pic
lures at the Haines and inquire into
the morality of the advertising put
out from that place of amusement.
The committee has never reported
and last evening Mr.. Emery invited
Manager James MCGEE to report from
him. Mr.. MCGEE said that the COM
mittee came to him and they talked
things over and it was agreed that
Mr.. Emery should censor all Of the
Haines advertising and that Manag-
er MCGEE should censor all of Mr..
Emery's corset advertising at his
store. The decision created Q good
deal Of amusement when Mr.. lMcGee
made known the agreement reached
by the committee.
George II. Mari had his famous
collection Of butterflies and moths at
the meeting for the entertainment of
the members, who were much pleased
to examine them.
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Colby Given
Big Collection
of Rare Minerals

One of 1.-THE finest collections of
minerals in the United States was
presented to Colby College this year.
The collection was that of the late
Henry NJ. Mailing of Portland. Mr..
Mailing was an intimate friend of
DR.. 1. =. Mower "a and it was
through the efforts of DR.. Mower that
the gift was made to Colby. DR.. Ed
ward Henry Perkins, head of the de-
partment of Geology, said that with
out any doubt it was the finest COL
lection of Maine minerals in the
world. Mr.. Mailing spent many years
collecting the specimens and the ma
jority Of them were procured by him
in their natural state. sThcrc are
specimens from all parts of the
world, but fully half the collection
is of Maine minerals.
The collection was sent to the COL
leSe in cabinets and boxes and DR..
Perkins has arranged the specimens
in the geology rooms and in the spe-
cial case in the hall outside of the
college library. DR.. Perkins chose
many of the most unique and beau
tlful specimens for the case which
was procured by the college for the
purpose of containing these speci-
mems.
There are over a thousand Maine
tourmalines of every color and de-
scription. Some of the tourmaline
crystals are in the natural state and
many have been cut as gem stones
All Of these tourmalines were pro-
cured at the mine near Auburn and
the one at Paris HILL
Some of the trays are devoted to
the Maine apatites and there are
over a hundred crystals of the rare
purple apatite. Another tray con-
tans specimens of turquoise.
One drawer Of crystals is very in
teresting. 1t contains pieces of lava
from the lava flows Of Nova Scotia
which have pockets filed with all
sorts of strange crystals different
from any other minerals found in
the world. These lava flows form
seacliffs in one part of that country
which are worn away more or less
each winter by the fierce storms.
Every spring new pockets are ex-
posed with new forms of these
crystals
Mr.. Mailing spent some time there
and procured the specimens HIM
self. In one drawer are specimens
that he collected in China and Aus
tralia, and from every state in the
Union he has collected some curious
and rare mineral.
DIR. Perkins said that it would be
hard to estimate the monetary worth
Of the collection because many Of the
specimens are priceless on account
Of their rarity: however. he said that
at the least it would be worth sew
eral thousand dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-08

his effects by the police, it is be-
lieved that he has a niece in Eliza
beth n. j., and another letter was
found with the address of Mrs. Mary
feeling of the Same city. Chief OF
Police Murray has telegraphed to
Mrs. feeling hoping to find some one
who is responsible for the care of
the remains. The address OF the lat
ter was SIG Livingston street in
Elizabeth.
Mr. Burke was last seen as far as
known on Thursday evening about
s o'clock. He was at supper at his
boarding house kept by Mrs. Sophie
Circus on Main street at $50 and
was seen later in company with an
other man.
The man when drowned was with
out an overcoat and also without a
collar. He was newly shaven and
was at once recognized by Chief
Murray, who had seen him so re-
Gently in court.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing appointments were made by
the Probate Court within and for the
County of kennebec. and said APP
pointecs duly qualified:
AETHEMISE POULlN of Augusta,
administrators Of the estate of LOUIS
JOSEPH GRENIER, late of said Au-
gusta. deceased, March %.
NORMAN L.. BASSETT of Augusta,
adm inistra tor Of the estate of EMMA
0. FRENCH, late of Hallowell, de-
cea sed. March 80.
HOWARD f. ANDREWS of Halo
we'll. executor of the will of EVA
WINTER ANDREWS, late of Halo
well. decca sed. March so
DELLA T. G. HALL cot Watervilln.
exccutrix of the will of ALBERT s.
HALL. late of Watcrvillc, deceased,
FANNIE A. FOSTER Of vassalboro.
cxecutriX e the will Of EDWIN J..
ceased April 4.
CHASE MELLF.N Of New York. y.
y. executor Of the will of ABBIE s.
MANLEY. late of Augusta. deceased;
Samuel Titcomb of Augusta, Agent,
William r. DOWNS, of Winthrop.
administrator of the estate of
GEORGE H. DOWNS. late of Win
thrOn. deceased. April 4.
VELMA b. WHEELER Of Mime
apolis. Mimi. Administrative of the es-
tate of CHARLES A. WHEELER, late
of said Minneapolis, deceased; Nor
April 4.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
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Rail Mail Supt. Promoted

Boston, April "A telegram from
the general superintendent of the
Railway Mail Sedvice received here
tonight directed the transfer of
Christopher Reising, New England
superintendent of the service, to the
position of chief clerk of division two,
with jurisdiction over Massachusetts,,
west Of Boston. He will be succeed
ed by w. +. Warrington, at present
chief clerk of division two. Reising
has been New England superintend-
ent since 1917.
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the end of the war, then the army of
occupation passed a law to return
all the deported to their own coun-
tries. Emanuel was among the first
to apply for a passport. On the Goth
hundreds of other Armenians to re-
turn to their country from Damascus.
Among the passengers Emanuel
saw girl in the late teens with
pretty, smiling face, that was pulling
his heart from his breast but he
could not tell why. He made the ac-
euaintance of the girl and on the
journey he was always talking to her
and laughing and having a good time
until love had control of their hearts
and they made promises to each other
that they would not leave each other
ALI their lives. and neither knew the
previous history of the other.
A few days after they arrived at
their home town, Emanuel Joined a
French regiment and hired fur
nished room for his fancee. They ap-
pointed the day for their wedding.
But two days before the. day set the
y
to-be and found her in state of sad
ness and crying. He asked her the
reason and she answered that she was
thinking of her brother and was hop
ing that he would be present on their
wedding day. AS she was telling him
the story of her brother with the
tears rolling down her cheeks and he
listening silently, his heart almost
jumped from his mouth, as he asked
her, what is the Identification of
your brother?" She answered. "A
scar on his breast" and as she took
the knife from her pocket, "and this
is his knife"
The youth Immediately fell to kiss
ing the girl, with tears running down
his checks, but these We're the kisses
Of brother to his sister and not
those of a lover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-08
NORR|DCEWOCK
Celebrates 18th Birthday

Mrs. Mary II. Allen quietly cele-
brated her SSth birthday, April ], bat
on account of the big snow storm,
the party was postponed, until Mon
day evening. Mrs. Allen was we'll re-
membered with cards, useful gifts in
Guiding money, and a nice box of APP
pies from her son, Obiel, who lives in
Lexington.
The guests were served with re-
freshmcnts of cakes, fancy cookies,
and coffee, by her daughter, Mrs.
Sara Frederic, and most enjoyable
evening was passed BY all. Mrs. AL
years. She is able to get around the
house, knits and scws, but passes
much of her time in reading.
Mrs. William Young who has been
very i'll for many months, remains
about the same. She is being cared
for by Miss Sawyer of Rome. Her
daughter, Miss Bertha, is to teach in
Smithfeld this spring.
Mr.. and AIRS. William Whiting Of
New York, We're called here by the
serious illness of Mrs. Writings sis
ter, Miss Elite Crosby. Miss Crosby
is reported as gaining.
Mrs. Green Blaisdell has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Bennie Dunton of Portland, and an
other daughter, Mrs. Fred Davis of
Augusta.
Miss Kathleen buckingham is home
from the New England Conservatory
of Music fpr a few days, also Miss
Virginia Hussey from Lascelle Sem
mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Boon arc soon to
go to Bingham for the summer
William Sawyer of Mullan, Idaho.
who has been away 20 years, was
called home by the sickness and
death of his father, Henry X. Saw
Yer. His many friends in town give
him a hearty welcome.
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Disagree on GormuIIy Will

Chicago, April THE 100000 will
of Mrs. Angela GormuHy leaving
most of her estate to the Roman
Catholic North American College at
Rome. Italy. was the subject of a
jury disagreement today which caus-
ed the dismissal of suit contending
the legality of the documents.
The Jurors divided eight to four
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-08

Jeanette Marquis. The conditions
which entitled the players to the let
ters were that they should play in
three full games or in parts of five
games during the season.
Lionel Saucier was chosen captain
for the boys team next year and Ruby
Wcllman captain for the girls team.
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HELPED HER MOTHER NONph"
ElIIA

In these days of "hu." coughs COZ
Group and whooping cough. II IS W, w
to know that every year there arc 80
more bottles of Foley's Honey %,
Tar than OF any other cough med'1S,,s.
Mrs. S. l.. Hunt, 5i5 W. 6th ~, ,oneJ
cinnati. Ohio. writes: "Foley's HS.TineI
end Tar relieved me OF haen,ss|
cough. tickling in the throat, wheeg,ains
and pains in the chest. II + heph1|
my mother wonderfully. That soll
druggists recommend. Foleys. FL
yerywhere.-Adv.
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mch2h. sat.3t

against relatives who contested vi
will on the ground that Mrs. uo'F
mully was insane when she signs /
the will.
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Mrs. George Tarbox

L
Nin sympathlze with him in the
death OF his mother. Mrs. George
Tarhox who died at her home in
Ipiug. \. H., Thursday morning at
2 o'clock, Mr.. Tarbox reached home
~ I tho evening before. Mrs. Tarbox
fft on the llfO \. VI. train Friday
" be present AZ the funeral service.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George TarboX are for
nler residents OF Norridgewock hav-
ing lived in the oak hill neighbor-
hood before going 10 y. ii.
The following are the members Of
the grand Jury which with this April
Term oil tie supreme judicial court
eiu complete their duties. The grand
bury Is chosen at the September term
Ind serves for the three terms OF the
year s. A. Smith. foreman. Bing-
ham. Ray Allen. SkoWhogan: Scott
y. Eigclow. Smithhcsd; Lester A.
Clark. SkoW hogan; Fred Finson, st.
Albaus. l.. W. Floss, Athens; Ralph
Head. Madison; Walter J. Hum
threy, Pittsncld; John llunnewell,
Concord. I.inwood Magoon, Har-
pony: William \. Nelson, Canaan;
e. y. parkman. Palmyra; Keucl
Reed, Madison: r. II. Tobey, Nor
rldgewock, G. +. Waldron. HartIand F.:
a. c. Walker. New Portland; A. X.
WEIGH. Arson; Omer c. Ward. Scion ;
Preston T.. pelano, Fairfield,
Tho grand jury rose a little before
noon Friday and reported finding ID
indictments. The following Is of
which are made public;
Raymond s. Bill, otherwise known
rs George Harrison Bill of Hartford,
Conn: obtaining money by fraud:
Frank Ernest Brown and Peter w.
futile, both OF Detroit. Me. break
ing. entering and larceny: Adclbert
T. Butler OF Pennington. libel; Percy
l.. Buzzell OF Freedom, breaking, en-
tering and larceny (two 4ndict-
mcnts): James Cohen, Winsow. at
tempted arson: Henry Gay of Arson,
non. support OF wife; Joseph Guer-
rctte. Embden. Illegal possession of
intoxicating liquors; another indict-
ment against Guerrette for single
sale; Frank Mcdonald of Madison.
larceny: Jesse Oby, Fairfield, break
ing. entering and larceny: George
Sicket, Madison, manufacturing in.
toxicating liquor; George Soucia OF
Fairfield, larceny: four appealed
cases as follows: Samuel Dawes.
apt. search and seizure: Samuel
Dawes aplt.. ms assault and battery:
Samuel Dawes. aplt.. assault and bat
tory: Clarice LaCours, aplt, leading
idle and vicious life.
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WATERv|LLE

Euldric Hubert Of Augusta is visit
ing friends in the city for a short
time a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-08

During the winter term OF IL weeks
the following pupils Of Jewett school
were not absent: Rosa Dore. Marshall
Easier. Jasper Easier. Rhyno Stinch-
field and Evelyn Vincent Those abb
sent only one-half day were Elizabeth
Lessard. Henrietta Roderick. Rena
Sargent, Rosalie Valliere, Adrian
Roberts and Leon Vincent.
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PROBATE NOTICE

.
Notice IS hereby given thdi me u,
lowing appointments were m"No iy ~
Prohatc Court wilhin ana Tor wi
March, 1872, ana said appoin;,'s dul
TGE0RGE " PARKS Of KI~oo a.
ministrator with will our.N,T - M
estate of .IZZIE q I,ApES I1ta III
Augusta deceased u
STEfI.A {; Fills OF tr-rs,, 0.
ocutriy ~ Tho y,fl ,f r,T,Lg.,rAN h
RICsIiARpSoN lata or Tins !.
ceased
CLARA SFANArD ~ yn.s,lts-sI
adnlinistratriv ~ III ,st.,t,,f r,vN1I
n LApXEAJ. iota 40 s,tb ygg II
horo dCraaScJ
WILLIAM y JOSr, or p,ada-5 al
mimistrat"r oi Tho c-tat. ~ li,Tiij n
L. JOSE, late Of said RcadncId, az
ceased. 4
Attest: i. w. LEIGHTON n
Register Of Probate. N
april ,SatSt
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
PODIVNA SMRT STARENY.

U sve provdane dcery lila
63-leta pi. Jennie Beverstock-
ova v Alexandrove apartment
MIN dome, 1914 Prospect ave.
Starena byla po diva tydny sa-
ma donna, jelikoz zet' rodi-
nou meskal mimo Cleveland.
Kdyz Sc vratili domI, pohre-
Sill Beverstockovou, ale v do
meni, ze sla navstfviti pribuz-
ne, prilis Sc po nj neshaneli.
Vcera byla nalezena mrtvola
jeff pod vytahovadlem. Byla
odena We vychazkovy Sat a v
ruce drzela dosud dopis, ktery
patrne chtela predati poste.
Jak Sc nestesti udalo, vysetfu-
je prave policie. Pribuznl "a
bite vini domaciho Franka Di-
xona, ze vytahovadlo nebylo v
poradku, kdezto obvinovany Sc
haji tvrzenfm opacnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
TRAFICNf DOBRODRUz.
STVf SOUDCE ALVA r.
CORLETTA.

Ma Norwood road N. f. a
Glass ave. doslo vcera k sraz-
ce, "a ktere sice nedoSlo k zad-
nym drazdm, ale jez prece me-
postrada jiste zajimavosti ne
bot hrdinou jejim byl munici-
palni soudce Alva r. Corlett,
pGvodce prisneho stihani vsech
'splasenych autoistu a zaviranl
jich do warrensvillske robotar.
ny. Do jeho auta vrazilo ry-
chile jedouci auto, rizene a
obsazene dvema zenami. Soud.
ce byl pritlacen k chodniku, a.
niz by Sc mu co stale, sci k da.
nam, jez mely totez Stesti, ale
pozoroval, re danny nepachly
ami pizmem neb jinou vonav.
kou, ale prasprostou kofalkou
Neudal jich vsak sam, jak pra.
vi, ale ODE sportovnice budou
prec povolany pred policejni
no zalobce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
POLICIf ZBITY NEPRAVY
vYTRzNiK.

Listonos, 42-lety Daniel Spell
man, 4082 vych. 70. ul. byl dne
13. rijna vecer zatcen policej-
mimi strazniky v obcanskych
odevech Janem Zilenskym a
Emilem Musilem a doveden ma
stanici 7. precinktu. Byl Sc
bran ma misto jineho muze,
jenz znepokojoval obcanstvo,
bydlici v okoli vych. II. ul. a
Harvard ave. Spellman Sc
pfirozene zatceni branil v do
meni, re sam sc stava predme-
tenn loupezneho utoku byl
die vlastnfho tvrzeni strazniky
zbit, re nemohl po deset dni
vykonavat uredni povinnosti
ma postovnf stanici Broadway
a Jones rd. Lekarske vysved-
cent pravi sice, ze kosti omy-
lem arestovaneho muze jsou v
poradku, ale re nikterak neni
vyloucena moznost zraneni
vnitrniho. Ztryzneny Spell
man 81 stezoval, ale policejni
nacelnik prohlasil cely pripad
"a omluvitelny "omyl pri zji-
st'ovani". Tim arci sc listonos
sotva spokoji a patrne bude po
zadovati nahradu hmotnejsi,
nez-li jest podobna vymluva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
ZRANENA AUTOMOBILEM.

Rodina Josefa Pursglova, z
{. 12501 Lakewood, predsedy
stejnojmenne t6zarske spolec-
nosti uhelne, cekala marne k
veceri 7-letou nejmladsi deer
ku Constancii. Devce teprve
pred chvili slo pres ulici ma
vstiviti sousedy, ktere yeas e.
pustlo, aby odeslo domu. Ma
tka poslala starsiho hocha, by
Sc po sestricce poohledl, ale
tyz prisel zpet Sc zpravou, ze
Ipo Constancii neni ami sledu.
Devcatko bylo vsak jiz ne
mocnici sv. Jana, kan bylo do
praveno, kdyz bylo prejeto au-
tomobilistou, ktery zranene d.
t6 do zmineneho ustavu dopra-
vii. Ma rozstipenou lebecni
kost, prerazenou klicni kost a
vymknute rameno, krone me-
ne nebezpecnych zranenl j.
nych. Uraz jest velice tezky
neb devce nenabylo jeSte "a
nocnlch hodin vedomi. Neopa-
trny ridic pfidrzen byl lake
woodskou policii k zodpoved-
nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY

Ia pondelni schGze predlo-
zena byla mestske rade ordi-
nance, 'pozadujfci vydanf bon
dl v obnosu $1,OOO.OOO ma pre-
staveni stanice ma niceni od-
padkd We Willow, skorem SOU
casne 8 rozhodnutfm okresniho
soudce w. P. Stephensona z.
West Union, O., ktere vyzni-
va, ze vesnice Cuyahoga Htg's
ma pine pravo pozadovati, ably
byla dosavadniho zapachu, O.
bee tuto otravujiciho zbavena.
Ordinance postoupena bude fl
nancnimu vyboru, ktery uspo-
rada verejne slyseni, ably pax
podniknuty byly posledni kro-
ky vedouci k uskutecneni. Zml
n9ny soudce prohlasil vcera il
stou ochotu, vydati soudni "a
kaz We prospech Cuyahoga
Heights, ale snazi Sc primeti
ODE strany k urovnani sporu.
Nesnesitelny zapach, ktery o.
blazuje cast jedne z nejkras-
nejsich zdejsich partii ma Ca
nal rd., pochazf hlavne od-
padkd nahromadenych k vyro-
be rdznych prlpravkd, maza-
del a pod, ktere jsou pax me-
stem Clevelandem prodavany.
Pravni riditel Paul Lamb W.
slcvil pochybnost, ze by mohl
nekdo prekazeti mestu odpad-
ky niciti, jelikoz nekde Sc tax
diti must a bez nutneho zapa-
chu by to neslo nikde aspon pri
zastaralem zpIsobu dosud pra-
ktikovanem v 7stanici stare.
Proto jest nutno prestaveti sta
nici a postarati Sc nov stro-
je a zafizeni, ably dana byla
lidem moznost ziti ma blizku.
Jinak byla vcerejsi schdze
skoncena "a kratko dobu, ne
cele pGlhodiny. Prijata by
la ordinance ma zakoueni plu-
hi ma snlh "a $4,000, ma O.
pravu a rozSifeni mestske elek
trarny povoleno $175.000, ma
1pravu ulic $4,000 a pax od-
kazany prislusnym instanclm
nak+er6 navrhy ma traficni zme
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
ZASLANO.

V posledni sch1Zi Ohio Fish
ing Clubu konane dne %. rij-
ma v Ceske Narodni Sini bylo
rokovano O akci "Invalidni sbir
ky" a usneseno: Provolani Sire
leckeho klubu "Slapnicka" pod
porovat tim v6domim, ze We
skere sbirky ucinene po dobu
valky We prosp6ch nasi stare
vlasti mali byti odevzdany OBJ
hajc6m a bojovnikIm "a same
statnost Ceskoslovenskych re.
mi.
Ia Ohio Fishing Club
JOS. Wolmut, tajemnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24

Vesna, Damske Besede, jakoz
j spolku Starych Osadnikl a
Svornosti pracovnice horliva a
rodin6 milovana matka ba-
bicka. Ztratu jeji oplakavaji
dve provdane dcery, pi. Anna
Votypkova a pi. Bozena Vlcko-
va, jakoz rada pribuznych
blizsich vzdalenejsich. Po-
hfeb zaslouzile krajanky ko-
nan bude We ctvrtek O 9. hod.
odp. z domu smutku 1O5O6 Mi
Ties ave. ma hrbitov Woodland.
sky. Zarmoucene rodine Wy.
slovujeme naSi srdeCnou ucast
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
AUERBACHOVI POVOLEN
NOVY SOUD.

Pro millionovy podvod ko-
ralecni obZalovany Abraham
Auerbach byl tez odsouzen cd
jednoho do dvaciti roku proto.
re k smrti prejel svym autem
dne 4. zari minuleho roku c..
Whitea. z rozsudku sc Odvo-
lal a vcera mu soud apelacnl
take povolil novy soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-24
UMRTI ZASLOUzILE
KRAJANKY.

Sc svetem sc rozloucila jed
ma z nejhorlivejSich pracovnic
v spolkovem zivote pi. Anna
Sachova. Zrozena byla v Ce-
chach r. 1859 a prijela do te-
to zeme, kdy nasich krajanil
zde bylo poridku. Odchazi
damskym spolkIm Vlastimila,