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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
CLUB EUents
Chapter pIuns Tea

To celebrate the third anniycrsory
uf Chapter A. Is, 4. y. o.. its mem
beers have planned a tea in the y.
W. g. a. on saturday afternoon
when special guests viii be members
Of the chapters ~ Skiutouk, Collins
vile and Sapulpa The meeting
With Mrs, \. w. Hire ON Tuesday
was devoted 10 a business session.
Tho organization is doing quite q
good amount OF charity work In
the suburbs Of Tulsn where the poor
reside and this phase of cndoavOr
consumed much time ns wen ~ AR
ranging for the Anniversary tea. Mrs
A. u. Howe WAS a guest ana assist -
ing the hostess were her daughter
Miss Marguerite lIiue and Mrs. Il. u.
Howe.
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MvEwG9ukg1ap
BEGINS bEde

When your complexion begins to
fade, because of ago or neglect,
Black and White Beauty Bleach
will bring back the pink th.t of
youth and make your skin soft and
smooth.
Black and White Beauty Bleach
lightly applied at bedtime and al
lowed TO remain on overnight, will
quickly remove all tan, freckles
and similar discolorations. Use IN
connection with Beauty Bleach.
Black and White Soap to cleanse
the, skin Of all impurities which
daily accumulate.
Black and White Beauty Bleach,
50c the package; Black and White
Soap, 25c the cake, are sold and
guaranteed by your druggist. Send
Tor O copy Of your Birthday and
Dream Rook, and leaflet which
tells you about the merits and uses
OF Black and White Toilet Requi-
sites. Address Dept. A., Plough,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
HORSE THIEF GETS 7 YEARS

Special 10 The world.
OkEMAH Jan. ii.--Joe Edwards,
negro. arrested last week on charge
pf stealing a horse and saddle from
Jonah Bear. Indian. entered plea
Of guilty before Judge John T.. Nor
man In the district court Saturday
morning aud was sentenced To serve
seven years In the ponitentiary.
Farest Hampton, u stcp-brothcr OF
Edwards. and Yokum Bruner are In
the county jail charged with aiding
Edwards In disposlng OF the stolen
property.
The horse and saddle were stolen
on the night OF January | The horse
was found near Clearviow in a pas
ture and the saddle was recovered
Friday IN a hay stack near Castle,
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Piano study club.

Mesdames Ira Allison, Harry Ltch'
Cowan uaggard, Mary Davis and ID.
A. Tracy were special guests AT the
meeting held by the Plano study
club with Mrs Harry W, Gregg on
wednesday. Indian Music was the
topic and was interesting with n
paper given by Mrs. a, Garland
Marrs. wolf Dance CCadman) by
Mrs. G. n. Strouvelle, American In
dian Rhapsody (Orem) Mrs, Gregg'
indian Dance (kroegcrl Mrs. VIII
liam II. Crowder, indian Dance
CRabinuvitz) Miss Gavin. To An
Indian Lodge. CMcDowclD, Mrs j.
Walter Byers. Indian Lyrics, (Cad =
man) Mrs, J.. c. Acosta, Indlan
Dance (Orem) Mrs. Mars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
CHAPTER LII

Hhfgdr't sets Joan AtOp thr BiIH,
Margaret had been I'm her home
only thtco days but already was 80
boo love with n that she had con-
H.derod 4'lllnR hor home before the
years grace she had asked for had
oNplred. Mover would she want 70
return 10 the COlOrlcss lifn she had
l"l FOR so many years.
She was stroillng down Fifth
Hyouue when she decided TO 30 write
the people who had rented It, and
we're 40 anxious To purchase. She
was Pleasantly conscious that peo-
pie az they passed looked at her:
that sofuc ut them turned for see
uud look Sho was wearing a smart
tailored suit FUR trimmed although
it was carly falL She wore one
deep pink rose tucked In the front
ut btr coat, ana % small toquc wlth
wings of the same shade She looked
exceedingly Amart--and know II.
why shouldn't she? shc certain
~ had paid enough for her costume.
rho thought when she saw the ap-
proving glhnces " the women who
passed, the admlring ones OF the
men. lt was nice to be correctly
EoWnod. hated aud booted. II gave
ono confidence.
what stunning womanl' she
N'tid ono uf two women say as
they passed her. And the ungrudR-
ing admiration IN the voice OF ono Of
her own sex made her happy IL
is un axiom that women seldom give
expression 10 real admiration OF an
other woman.
AZ Margaret emerged from one of
the shops u bus passed. There was
somcthing familiar about one OF tho
occupants OF th' front seat atop.
She looked again, then as she told
Janet, "ducked into the store again. "
II was Joan. Not yet was Margaret
ready to let her daughter know she
was IN town. lBut from the shelter
OF IN" doorway sh" watched the bus
un.il II was out Of sight, a longing
10 run after II. and clasp Joan In
hor arms causing her ey1s to mist.
her heart TO beat more quickly.
The dear The little dear" she
said softly to herself as the resumed
her walk II wonder what she
would have said had she seen me
That was a sweet looking girl with
her, nice and sensible looking. I'm
simply dying TO know all her friends
| tnd to see her, but I won't give In
10 the feeling Afterwards she told
Janet that II had been one OF the
hardeSt things she ever did--to re-
strain herself from running after
I ~ llF llA'hpll Hflblf Joan KNOWS
that bus.
You see, Janet I must get used
lf ! don't she will make mo feel
foolish and silly and--old again
But a | have time TO let the de-
licious sense OF freedom soak In, /
shall lac proof against even her dis
gust because her mother wants to
be young and have IA good time"
II can see whore Joan gets at
least hit NJ her originality. who
hut you would ever have thought Of
doing as you have done-because
OF child. Most people would have
done as they pleased regardless
am sure | would. I'd like to see
myself acting In that manner toward
Ted "
You forget that Joan's bringing
I up has been 80 different"
Il wonder II you ever regret Civ
ing her the complete freedom you
have, Margaret. " YOU would de
differently II you had your life with
her to i've overP'
No don't think so. Janet. |
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Personal Mention

Mrs. and Mrs Glonu Al1mur camp.
boll arc very happy over tho arrival
pf % daughter iu their homo. who
was born TuoHdny Jlnmly iO Mrs
and babe ore ut the y. aui
o. huppitll Congratulations are not
only being cNtrudtu the parents ul
the little mise. bat to Nrund Mrs.
John Bartlett NDa'rvc and Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Arthur Campbell. a. we'll
who ARE proud maternal ana pa. n.ri-
nal grandparents respectively Mrs.
Campbell was formerly Mi-r Nn"mt
Mrscryc.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Carson IIar-
voN loft this week Tor Hot Springs
where they expect to spend q futt-
might with Mr. llHrveyF parents,
Mr. and Mr.. calvin g.. Harvey.
MIR and Mrs. ! $. Mcintyre fl5
South Guthrie, announce the birth
Of a daughter. Tusodey January 10.
Mrs Fred Ice Garland ~ okla
homa city haa returned homo after
a visit to her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
=. G. Johnston on College avenue.
Mr. and Mrs J T.. Flanagan who
are building new home la Sunset
drive are To have a beautiful pipc-
organ Installed. prof Edward G..
LeEg. organist at the Majestic thea
ter. Is drawing tho plans and spec
iflcations .
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. lf Gardner LEFT
Wednesday for u ten days visit fot
New York and other eastern points
Miss Mary Switser Smith loft we'd
ncsdny for Millhruok y Y. to resume
d II -. LL.--.L.LL -L-.-.L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

ThousandP Of overfat people have be
come slim by following the advice Of doc
tors who recommend Marmola prescrip
ton Tablets, those harmless little TAT re.
ducers that simplify the dose of the ~ -
nous Marmola Prescription. n too fat,
don't wait-go now TO your druggist and
world over, procure case OF these tab
lets. n preferable you can secure them
direct by sending price to the Marnula
90, igi2 Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich
They reduce steadily and easily without
titesome exercise or starvation diet and
meut.
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IIrIm .rnIt Mnrrlnrr-

40 high noon sutrduv January e..
iho mHrriagc NJ Miss Houryrin
llolWs and Mr. Edgar " TaIt was
aolrmnlzcd at the Episcopal parish
house tho Row Bolfo T.. Cum. uf.
ii'uuug with Mt Everett Tvias
uud Mrr Lola Wallace n4 uttoud
Hu's. Tho bride. whose hum, ls m
Springfield Mo-, hns boon con
u"D'oi with the Frisco railway at
Tulsa fur tho past four years. and
Us Uu ,atluahln young lady. beloved
10y all who knuw her Tho groom.
who ls Tpm pitiaburEh. pu. is o.
Young man or sterling worth and
purchasing department uf CuHdcu
a Go. After tho ceremony th,v
won't Immediately 10 u newly rr-
uirhcd apartment ut 1Ot5 west
First streot, where they are nt home
10 thoir friends
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Eur Mrs. XXnillnr

Mrs. Frank q. WplllnR of Long
Beach. Cal, who leaves Monday for
her home, and who has boon given
much social attention during her
stay of two weeks. old friends cu-
gaging her time with informnllties
all delightful To honor guests and
others present. win be entertained
again Friday afternoon with Mrs
Clarence H. Taylor as hostess
There will be three tables of bride
and those present VIII be the host
gsscs entertaining for Mrs Walling.
who have included Mrs, Taylor as
q guest.
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Former Tulsan Injured
In Automobile Wreck

Mrs W @. Choate. formerly OF
Tulsa and now OF Coffeyville, Kan,
vas seriously hurt in an automobile
accident In Cofteyvile last week
according 10 information received
from her husband. Doctor ChOate.
Mrs. Choate suffered broken aud
fractured homes and was badly
bruised. The car In which che was
riding with an old family friend at
the time Of the accident. overturned
and was almost completely demol-
ished.
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HUNG JlIRY FOR LAWRENCE
White Man Charged With Negro
Rape Remains Ia Jail.

special 70 Inc NoflN
OKEMAH. Jan. i1.-Thd trial Of
John Lawrence. the 53-yoar-o
white man, charged with rape On
the person OF Pearlie Atkins. ~
year.old negro girl. resulted In u
hung jury IN the district court sat
uTdsy.
The crime was alleged to have oc-
Cured near tho negro town ot Bo-
ley last september and Lawrence
has been I'm the county iail since.
ily here. An attempt will be made
10 have an early rehearing Of the
Lnan-
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Mrs. h. G. Conner was hostess TO
members OF tho Tuesday Book club
thls week. q most interesting pro-
gram engaging the season. Current
events were given In response to
roll call. The Waters Of Scanden-
and The Ocean Fingers OF Norway
was n paper given 10y Mrs. j. NJ
nVia was the topic for the afternoon
Hall and A Boat Trip Across sweden
by Mrs. J. X. Cole, Music The
silver Stream" was by Mrs. Fred y.
clinton.
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A bridge and whist benefit party
viii he given in the Elts club on tho
afternoon OF Tuesday January II,
for the fund being raised tu asaist
starving children I'm Europe and
mS.aaged here uudor the auspices ot
the Jewish relief. The lclks have
donated their ballroom for the
party. Those desiring reservations
viii call OsugO soar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
SHERIFF HAS GOOD RECORD
Plan Of Turning Contested Liquor
Cases to INdcrnl Court Works.

Special to Tho world
OkEMAH. Jan. Ill. VI, Collier
and his force of deputies besides
their other regular duties, have cap
tnrcd and destroyed lOi wildcat
whisky stills. destroyed 5,375 gallons
Of mash and poured out 6J gallons of
whisky during the year uf 1921
Sheriff Collier, although "a repuh-
iican, waS elected I'm strong demo-
cratic county on u law enforcement
ticket.
The sheriff has not lost case I'm
the court on any Of his whisky
charges. Early In 1921 AT the begin
ming of his term, he announced that
when "A prisoner arrested ON
whisky charge fought his ease In the
county court the case would also be
turned over To- the federal court.
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TO Entertain ,Inccnbccs.

Mrs Anna Paddock viii be hostess
To members of the Woman's Benefit
association of the Macrabeos and
their friends I'm her home on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Paddock resides at
9i2 College avenue.
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Anderson Moore Fails to Show Up
for Trial Mt Appointed Time.
Special to Tho world

Special to Tho world.
RARTLESVTLLE. Jan. I'LL c.
Farrell. county attorney has filed
suit against the bondsmen OF Ander-
son Moore, who failed to put I'm an
appearance for trial last week.
Moore Is charged with conJo'nt rob.
berry in connection with the holding
up OF the proprietor ~ the silver
Lake store, eight miles south of the
city. last fall. His bond was fixed
at 81 900 and the bondsmen VINO are
made defendants In the suit are
J, II. Colson, W. J. Colson ana W. II.
Horsley.
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STOLE PARTS FROM FORD
One Man Refuses to Tell where His
Loot II Hidden.

Special 10 The World
OK EMAH. Jan. ii.--Sheriff l..
VI Collier and deputies Boots JEFF
fpre and Everett Nichols Sunday arr
rested Rob Green. Van Rhodes and
King NanslCkle on "A charge OF
stripping and stealing parts from a
Ford car belonging 60 Judge Smoots'
near Pharaoh sunday night. on IN
formation furnished by Green, the
officers recovered tools, radiator.
carburetor and batteries In pas
ture north 81 Pharaoh
Several other parts were taken
hy one NJ the other men and hidden
but he refuses to diytlEe their hid
ing place, although he admits he
knows where they are. The men
are In the county fail here.
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Too nold In I.nwIrssncs..

Special to Tho World,
pICIlER. Jan. IL Charged with
drinking liquor in public place.
Frank Dewairc, of this place, was
fined $40 IN county court Saturday
together with costs, amounting. all
told TO S2l.3O
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Sororliy MntIncc pnriy.

Miss Ruth Pagan will entertain
members of the Gamma Delta so
rority saturday afternoon with u
line party at the orpheum, followed
by luncheon served at Candyland.
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COUNTY JAIL 0vERFLOWS
Gamblers Give Themselves Away by
Thclr BoIsirrOns Ink.

special TO The world.
PAWHuSkA, Jan. Loud,
rough talking. coming from the
woods nearby so disturbed people
at the Pawhuska county club sun
day afternoon that a complaint was
made and officers made a raid.
Eight men. accused OF gambling,
we're arrested. Four were lodged In
the county Jail but as that was full.
The rest were kept in the city iali.
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Mrs. Robert l.. Daniels enter
tanned the Wednesday Afternoon
Uridgo club yesterday, having ~
special guests Mesdames Frank
Walker, j. NJ, McCune, William T..
Stomnc. Edward Argue, Thomas
Argue, W. A. bradshaw Arlie
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C0(GG15:iff5EE5:;:' ! - 7 Y

Grippe Wayne Hudson Rush
GrucuslddH. Clarence H. TnylOr.
Harry ltcin2man, James II. MrCnho.
T. Floyd Hos9. e. e. knobluck and
Ralph Talbot The hostess guve
-four prizos. these being lu hand
somo vases of the nov lustro ware
aud ornamental trays Swept ppna
bon q variety NJ color and orchlde
were in evidence n. floral odurn.
mont. Luncheon was served after
tho gumU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12
Ilub Organized.

Al "A very recent social assembly
with Mrs. j. l." Rlvkin as hostess,
congenial spirits decided To organize
a literary and dramatic circle which
they did at that time, the organiaS-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12

Mrg T.. g. Hughes and Mrs
Joseph Droupt VIII be- Joint hustcssos
at tho meeting TO bo hold FRIDAY
afternoon boy the Rcbckhh club. The
meeting will b." with Mrs liuEhoH
lu Der huWr ON south BIltimO.r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12

The Ladies Bible class of the First
Methodist church has postponed its
meeting from Friday until Friday.
January 20. and VIII meet with Mrs
J r. Gordon. 5g8 WoFt l'ifth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12

The Woman's Baptist Missionary
union of the First baptist church
viii hold meeting at the church
IN Thursday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock.
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Tminy's ItVcnts.

Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Role OIL
tertain NJ dancing In the Country
club.
Mrs. v. w. Thornton, hostess at
informal party honorlng Miss Mary
Cannon.
Mrs. Frank Macboy gives bridge
luncheon In the Country club for
Mrs. a l.. SOmers.
Mrs. H. u, l.. Rhodes hostess at
luncheon honoring Mrs, +. G., wall
ing.
Mrs. O, T.. Wctgcl entertaius TH-
tucha club at bridge luncheon.
Mrs. ]. y. Cappeau, jr., entcrtains
at auction bridge for Misses Dorothy
and Margaret Pom.
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Country tllu,,

Mrs. Altman W. BLOW viii pre-
side AZ hostess nj the dinner dance
given by the Country club Saturday
evening, instead OF Mrs. l., l..
BrundrCu.
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EInI, WIN Meet

Members of tho bonanza club will
meet for u business session in the
private dining g-room M Hotel Tulsa
on Thursday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12

tlou promislnR in lts membership %
very interesting club that will be-
hoard about in literary circles
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/cNes\
| MUSIC |
Y WOMENS !
y WORK II
O
NnI1II ANn AnI

mstinctlvoly We envy men th'it
youth
its avid hunger and iia ardent
dreams.
lie wild ray laughter and lls sudden
fcnrf,
lw courage ana rs strange vital
iN'
Yet Youth b. but q swim, moving
stream
That challenges tho Uniyerac untu
TITS suddenly blend OF fresh and
salt.
\ rush of bubbles IN that trucl,loss
waste
OF myetors and might men call tho
son
So youth is lost IN flowing middle
NCuIS.
Ana no man knows the bright dlvid-
ing wave.
But Age. ah. Ago has secrets. lilso
the Seat
In It are merged Youth and Matu-
rity
The passion of the lover. and tho
kiss
Young mothers give their tiny now
born suns
ror Ago. like this aing, has richly
lived,
HAS known the touch OF love. the
panE uf loss.
And al that mAglc alchemy of Time
Which sometime lends "a soft Hu-
tumnal bloom
To faces once sharp cut and white
with pain.
Age, too, has courage that rcd
wine of God
ELIZABETH NEWPORT HEP
BURN, In New York Times.
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Home Grown Flowers--rulsa
Flower shop. 6 West Third. Cedar
advert isement.
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Ma NAVSTEVU KALIFORN-
SKYCH PRATEL.

Pan Karel Linhart, spoluma-
.jitel chvalne znameho reznicke
no zavodu ma Portage ave-, bli
re Broadway, spolu s manzel-
kou odjeli minute nedele do
Kalifornie, kde budou hosty
manzel1 Hlavinovych, ktefi "a
clevelandskeho pobytu sidlili
ma Durham rd. v Maple
Heights. Prestehovali Sc ma
zapad, kde bydli v Alhambra
CAL, {. 9O1 Commonwealth
ave. Manzele Linhartovy Sc
pozdrzi v Kalifornii 2 neb 3
mesfce. Pfejeme obema, re-
jmena PAM Linhartove, jez no.
dla v slunnych mfstech otuziti
zdravi, pfijemny pobyt a opet-
ne st'astny navrat.
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ZITA OPET We FUNCHALU.


Funchal, ostrov Madeira, 6.
dnora. Byvala rakouska cfsarov
ma Zita vratila Sc do sveho W.
hnanstvi re Swear. S nj pfi-
byly ma ostrov vsechny drobne
jeff d6ti, vyjfmaje nemocneho
Rudolfka, syna nejmladsiho,
jenz nachazi sc dosud v oSetfo-
vani svycarskych lekard a bu-
de pfivezen pozdeji> byvalou ar
civevodkyni Marii Teresii. O.
taxa, kdo Dude poskytovat pc
nize ma vydrzovani Karlovy no
diny We vyhnanstvi, nebyla je-
ste vyrizena. Stane Sc tax ale
brzy "a zvlastnf conference v
Parizi, kan i zastupci Male do
hody, tedy i Ceskoslovenska
budou povolani.
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SHIRT NASIEDkEM ZANE,
NY JEDU "A LEX.

Osudne omylne sahnuti pc
1neprave lahvicce zaplatil wee
IA zivotem v nemocpici sv. A
lexise ma Broadway 36lety Po=
lax, Frank K. Cautiously, by
tenn v els. 1871 vych. ". Ill. v
skfince ~nalezaly sc dive lahvic-
ky, jedna s medicinou a druha
obsahovala prudky jed, URGE
ny ma traveni mysi. Byl slice
hned pc neblahe zam6ne pri-
volan lekaf, ktery naridil do
pravu neopatrneho pacienta
do nemocnice, ale pomoc sc u
kazala byti marnou. Cavilkov-
sky byl slevac a zanechava zde
vdovu a pet nezletilych ditek
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z MIST. ~LECIONARSKE
DRUzINY.

Ma vecirku, pofadanem %.
rijna ma oslavu 3-leteho vyroci
Ceskoslovenske Republiky, "a
Sian byl p. p%residentu Masary-
kovi clevelandskou vefejnosti
pozdravny kabelogram, "a kite
ry p. president pripisem re dine
&c. prosince srdecn6 dekuje &c
choslovakGm v Clevelande.
Pr oslave 1OO-leteho jubilea
narozenin Karla Havlicka b.
rovskeho venoval Sokol Havli-
eek z vyt6zku divadla invalid
nimu fondu csl. Legionaf1 $35
a Rad Zizka, c. S. P. S. $500.
coz timto S vfelym dikem xvi
tujeme.
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BankOvni lis v Rakousku pra

cuje We dine noel. Die "MOn-
tagszeitung" tiskne Sc " Ra-
kousku nynl tydne "a 20 mill
ard novych bankovek. Celko-
Wy ob6h bankovek cini jiz te-
m6r 200 miliard. Tiskarna ra-
kousko-uherske banky nemGze
.jiz ami staditi, tfeba re pra-
cuie We dine v noel. Ia dobu Gin
nosti ministra finance Ora.
Guertlera zvy8ily Sc ceny III
votnich potreb trojnasobne, &c
ny potravin V prosinci oproti
listopadu o sc procent. Zacaly
take jiz We velkem rozsahu W.
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Pozdni slib vsrnOsti nasi re.

Pozdni slib vernOsti nasi re-
publice. "Karpatorusky Vest
mix" o%znamuje, re biskup An
tai Papp a kanovnik Theodor
Matyaczsko slozili slib vernosti
nasi republice. X teto zprav6
podotykaji "Podkarp. Listy':
Ac v teto otazce mGzeme "Kar
patoruskemu Vestniku" vefit,
piece jen vyckame ufedniho
potvrzeni teto zpravy, nebot'
remozno VERT. re by vlada pri-
jala slib vernosti cd tech, KITE
Fl skoro til leta nespechali tu-
to vernost projevit a potvrdit.
Pozastalost basnika Crillpar-
zera. v den so. vyroci IL
mrtf videnskeho dramatika FIR.
Grillparzera - autora "Prama
IT,, "Krale Otokara slava a ko
nec," "Zlateho rouna", eli
buSe' a j. - slavnostne otevre-
ma Dude dosud neznama zavet'
basnikova. V posledni Will sta
novil, ably balicek, zavet' obsa-
hujici a u videnske obce uloze-
ny, byl otevfen teprve so let
0 smrti jeho. Grillparzer re
mfel 81. ledna 1872.
Zlodsjove v kostele. Do ko-
stella Klobukach u Kladna
vloupali Sc v noel ma 3. ledna
zlodejove, kterf odcizili pozla-
ceny hostiar, dive cinove nadob
ky ma krestni oleje. tri cerve-
ne a til cerne ministrantske
komze, zimni soukenny hostel
nikav kabat a diva starsi plu-
vialy. PAX pokusili Sc vloupati
do kancelafe farnlho ufadu, Wy
mackli sklo v oknech, jeho rim
cenim vsak probuzeni byli oby-
vatele domu a zlodeje zapla-
Sill.
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luky delnictva nejen v zavo-
dech pracujicich pro domaci
potfeby, nybrz i " zavodech ex
portnlho prIimyslu.
Repatriace z Ruska. Y nede
Ii 5. ledna pfistaI v Terstu v
ceskoslovenskem pfistavnlm Il
seku parnik Brilliant, veZou-
Ct repatrianty z Ruska. Vylode
nj bylo obtizne, jezto ma lodi
byl zjisten skvrnity tyf. Pfiby-
10 II Cechoslovaku 2 Rostova,
vesmes zdravi. Vypraveni byff
do Pardubic ieste tehoz dne.