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Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
LARGE ENTRANCE CLASS AT I'D.
Will Probably Exceed 100 When Col
leges Open Next Week

University of Delaware will open
for the new college year on Friday of
next week with prospects of a large
Freshman class. On September 10
and 20 Freshman examinations will
be held for those who did not take the
examination last June. A certificate
of graduation from any four year high
school in the State automatically en-
ters a boy or girl into the university
but examination is required of all
Freshmen in English and Modern
Language for the purpose of classi-
fication. Re-eXaminations will be held
September Is, 19 and 20. Freshmen
and Sophomores will register on Sep
tember 21 and Juniors and Seniors on
September %. There are always
some students who come on the final
day for examinations who were not
expected while a few others who had
been counted on change their minds
at the last minute and for this reason
Professor George E. Dutton, chairman
of the Entrance Committee is unable
to give definite figures relative to the
new class. Professor Dutton however
feels sure that it will be larger than
last year and will probably exceed
100. All vacancies on the faculty
have been filled and the university
authorities are looking forward to a
banner year.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
CIVIL WAR SURVIVORS TO MEET
Annual Reunion of First Delaware
Regiment Volunteers to be Held Oct. 20

Regiment Volunteers to be Held 0ct.20
Survivors of the First Delaware
Regiment Volunteers who fought so
valliantly during the civil war, are
getting ready for their annual re-un-
ion to be held October 10th, next, in
Irish and American Hall, Wilmington.
Smyrna, which once claimed a number
of veterans of this famous company,
has now only one living in smyrna
John L. Boyd. Each year takes it's
toll from the ranks of the few remain
ing members of the famous First Del
aware Regiment who 81 years ago,the
18th of this month, fought their first
battle in the memorable battle of
Antietam. How many will be present
to participate in the reunion feast is
not exactly known. Last year twenty
two took their places around the ban
quet table. 1t is thought that at least
five have passed away since then, thus
leaving about seventeen. Many who
lined the streets the day the Delaware
troops left Hares Corner now lay be-
meath the clay. 1t was in 1861 that
the First Delaware Regiment, in COM
mand of Colnoel Andrews, Lieutenant
Colonel Hopkins and Major Smith left
Delaware to join several other contin-
gents from many States. That was
early in September. On September II
the regiment was ordered to the front
and took up its position at Antietam.
1t was a bloody battle and the Della
ware regiment suffered the loss of
many men. The officers who lost
their lives, included Captain Ricketts,,
of Company A; Captain Leonard, of
Company B, and Lieutenant Mccoy,
besides MANY other officers and priv
ates. The First Delaware Regiment
as permanently organized, following
the battle of Antietam, participated in
ten battles, several of which were the
most significant of the Civil War.
The battles were those of Antietam,
Fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Get
tysburg, Mine Run, Weldon Railroad,
Cold Harbor, Wilderness, Appomattox
and Hatchel's Run. The Delaware
Regiment, which by that time had lost
a considerable number of men, wit
messed the surrender of the Confed-
crate General Robert Lee.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
HONOR AGED TOWNSEND MAN
William P. Reynolds, Father of Mrs.
]. H. Wilson, SMYRNA, Has 81 Birthday


William P. Reynolds, one of the old
est residents of Townsend, observed
his 87th birthday on Saturday, Sept.
2, at his home in Townsend. The oc-
casion was celebrated in an informal
manner and many congratulations and
post cards were received by the veter-
an citizen. Mr.. Reynolds was born on
September I'd, 1885, and has resided
in lower New Castle county all of his
life. Mr.. Reynolds who is Civil
War veteran, enlisted at Smyrna in
1861 and his regiment was stationed
at Havre de Grace, Md, awaiting a
call to go to Gettysburg, Pa, to rein
force the Union army when decisive
victory was won, and the conflict was
brought to a sudden end. Having
made a good record as a soldier he
was honorably discharged at the close
of the war in 1865. In 1870 he was
appointed a station agent on the Penn
sylvania Railroad and rendered a
signal service in this capacity for Sc
years, having retired from the service
of the company in 1906. Mr.. Reyn-
Olds has retained all of his faculties
to a good degree, he being a remark
able man for his advanced age. He
cannot walk quite as well as was his
privilege when a younger man and he
seldom goes to the business section of
the town, but takes a trip to Smyrna
by auto occasionally to visit his
daughter, Mrs. James Wilson, and
greatly enjoys the visit. He has one
sister living, Mrs. Sarah Pratt, of
Clayton. His wife, Mrs. Addie Reyn-
olds, died about five years ago. He
has four sons and three daughters,
all of whom reside in Delaware. He
also has the proud distinction of hav-
ing II grandchildren and II great
grandchildren. Mr.. Reynolds has won
the love and respect of all the Town
send people by his ever affable and
obliging method, his personality being
that of genial and pleasing manner.
AS citizen he has always been pro-
gressive and deeply interested in the
welfare and success of the town in
which he has lived for so many years.
His numerous friends wish him many
more of these happy birthday celebra-
tions.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Hold All Day Session At Dover Friday
To Consider Budgets for the Year

The State Board of Education held
an all day session at Dover Friday at
which the main subject under discus
sion was the consideration of budgets
submitted by the special school dis
tricts. No action was taken to the
budgets, and the subject will again
be discussed at the next meeting of
the board. The board adopted rules
governing the attendance campaign,
sites for negro schools at Drawbridge
and Iron Hill were approved by the
board. David Ray, Torbert Henry
and S. Frank Henry, were appointed
to act for the board at the Matthew
Corner negro school in New Castle
County. A petition from Logan's
school in Kent county was received
showing that the school election in
that district held in June was illegal,
in that the polls were not kept open
the required number of hours, from
two to five o'clock. George Grace, the
holdover member of the Board, was
authorized to select one member of the
board and the two to select the third
member to serve until next June.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
JUDGE BOYCE WILL STAND
Will Accept Democratic Nomination
For COngressman-at-La LARGE

Former Judge William H. Boyce of
Dover, has accepted the Democratic
nomination for Representative in Con-
gress when called up Friday in rela-
tion to the nomination, he, with mani
fest reluctance, but with candor, au-
thorized the following statement: "My
strong personal inclinations are and
have been against re-entering the pub
lie service, and because of such feeling
| regret my nomination for Congress.
If l felt wholly free to consult my
personal preferences, would be con-
strained to decline the nomination, but
| realize my obligation to the public
at all times, and after most serious
reflection, sense of duty impels me
to accept the nomination so generous
ly rendered me-"
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
MISS MARGARET POSTLES WEDS
Married Quietly Saturday Afternoon
At Home of Parents to p. l. Heyd

~ AAOhhS VI ak 10 L . j. I1tNQ
Miss Margaret Postles, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. PoStles, who
since January has been dietician at
Saint Elizabeth Hospital, U. S. Gov
eminent institution at Washington, D.
c., gave her friends a surprise Satur-
day by getting married. She came
ostensible on a visit to the home of
her parents on South street and Sat-
urday afternoon at 2.30 she was
quietly married to Mr.. Paul J. Heyd,
of Washington, d. C. Rev. Ransom
P. Nichols, pastor of Asbury NJ. E.
Church, performed the ceremony
which was in the presence of the i'm
mediate family only. They left Smyr-
ma Immediately after for Washington.
The romance began more than a year
ago when the bride was dietician at
the U. S. Naval Hospital at Newport,
Rhode Island. The groom is a young
commission merchant at Washington,
D. c., and both are popular with the
younger set. They will make their
home in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE MEETS
First Meeting After Summer Recess
Followed With a REORGANIZATION

rollOWeu WIN reorganization
The Queen Esther Circle held its
first meeting after the summer recess
Thursday evening, Sept. 8, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Hynson. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows. President, Mrs. John Palmer;
Vice-President, Mary Yeates; Record
ing Secretary, Edith Sparks; Cores
ponding Secretary, Evelyn Harris;
Mite-Box Secretary, Mildred Sherwood
Treasurer, Virginia Sparks; Pianist,
Frances Adkins. After the devotional
service and reading of several inter
esting pamphlets a social hour was
enjoyed. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Anna Beck
EFT, October 5. 1t is hoped that this
year may be the "banner year" for
the Circle.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
w. PETERS CHURCH NOTES

[. -, lnoHias Getz Hill, Rector, An
.ness Meetings and Services
|,,.s 'le Will be Evensong in st. Peters
4 I on Wednesday night at half
\ %,en' ~ Choir rehearsal will fol-
|..., ine weather permitting, the
h usC ny schools of St.Peter's Church
\ !. alIy S Church, Clayton, will pic
! ! saturday s!l of this week at Rees'
n " l silver Lake, near Middletown.
i i,'.a .iaOerS Of both congregations
n, 'ed Nv, to participate either by
NJ, presence, their labors or their
L ~ M. VI all three. Services for Sun
|S-ss, s7the l4th Sunday after Trim
n, ul Oe; Church School at 10 am. :
kn.. sermon and Holy Communion
] IN S'il'' and Evensong with Sermon
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO COWS
Severe Storm Over Near Leipsie Kills
Stock On Farm of w. ID. Ennis

A severe storm passed over Dover
Monday afternoon, extending north
east. Lightning struck and killed
two cows on the farm of William Dem
ney, father Of Governor Denney, be-
tween Leipsic and Smyrna and tenant
ed by w. d. Ennis. The sows were in
a field. Lightning struck one on the
back and ran toward the head, where
thehair was burned. The storm last
ed an hour and a half, during which
time rain fell in torrents.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
"hAD OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS

saoeih AmOry, of Seattle. An
A =. S'"'ed State Supervisor
RAIL- ~ T. recommendation of DIR. r.
lh,,tia,, NJ, state ! Director of Vocational
b h. u me State Board of Educa-
lssr a. appointed Miss Elizabeth
lspani,sa l@ s'ste Supervisor of Home
|a VI" % succeed Miss Jennie
hsdo~' : recently resigned to accent
rtnsss, N Rhode Island. This an
(gbi"sl Is Of special interest to
Rssry s.. 81 5 school in the State. Miss
r i ~ III. mad :. about Is years expert
h tou, r''s llne of work and for the
|eS Of ,s years :, has been on the
4 ss,ts,. me University of Washing no.
FL n tss'Ile, T supervising and teach
t ' Teacher Training Depart
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
SMYRNA TO ENTERTAIN W.C.T.U.

43rd Annual Convention of State VIC.
L. U. To Meet Here October lib
The 43rd annual meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Asbury M. E. Church,
Smyrna, October 18th, 18th and 18th.
Among the prominent speakers will be
Mrs. Ella A. Poole, State President of
New York, and Mrs. Maude B. Perk-
ins, National Secretary of Y. P. B.
work.
Smyrna times., 1922-09-13
f1IguCAN PRIMARIES IN
! IFN CASTLE COUNTY LIVELY
wooDKEEPER, THOROUGH
> r,pF " NECK, FOR SENATOR
p Fretz of BIackbird, Named
f'''' y 'penresentatiye-JOhn ID. Reyn-
W H. ~ Nominated for Levy Court

.dc Nominated Tor Levy SQurt
r.a S Republican primary election
~ n'iov for county and Legislative
~. IN New Castle County resulted
.ns Sf the most spirited contests
~snv nj years. While most of the
i.t..t: & were decided by substantial
a. a.;sjties for the victors, the keen in
~, in the result added zest to the
l.ion The feature of the election
ne contest between Albert Stetser
4 Harry l. Gillis for Recorder of
III, Stetser won by a majority of
Ind For sheriff, which Samuel A.
|g,Daniel was returned an easy win
'rEs plurality being 545 over Thom-
LIZ Parker, his nearest opponent.
rales A. Taylor won a close con-
Ia in three-cornered fight for cor
MI defeating Isaac S. Bullock, the
,D,ept coroner, by the narrow margin
Il sS votes. William C.Brooks, Pen
|nder hundred, polled only about one
rsuth Of the votes cast. Isaac r.
|swn, for Register of Wills, was cas-
victor over Julian c. Walker,
|BSEn's majority being 1852.
|aS WOOdkeeper Nominated Senator
| IN the state senatorial contests, the
|sture was the defeat of Senator
lines ". Robertson for denomination
Captain William A. Simonton.
|Hury S. Woodkeeper, of Thorough
hE Neck, was nominated for state
zstOr in the 10Th district. For rep
sentative of Blackbird Hundred,
Isg B. Fretz landed the nomination.
BIZ WOOdkeeper and Fretz had 70
position. Special interest also was
Len in the Levy Court contests. In
Fourth Levy Court district, Della
u S. Wright, of Richardson Park,
Eated Benjamin F. Dickey by a
he Of 1887 to 654. In the Sixth dis
it which was a four-cornered fight,
Ep Earl PleaSanton was high man
b vote of 364, followed by Nor
EiasOn, who polled PAT. Mrs.
I1enne Coke, the only woman can
ae in Saturdays primaries, re-
Fsi q votes. In the Seventh dis
d John D. Reynolds, formerly of
n Smyrna, won the nomination for
~ Court commissioner.
Hl Ticket Nominated in New Castle
i'publican ticket nominated in New
Ee County is as follows: Recorder
Deeds, Albert Stetser; Register OF
l' Isaac R. Brown; Sheriff, Samuel
Mcdaniel; Coroner, Charles A.Tay-
Senator's, First district, Cap. W.
SnOntOn; third district, John G
ghneld; fifth district, John F. z
aF0n; seventh district, H. S. Wood
+ler. representatives, First dis
q, Harry W. Mari; Second district
mes B. McManus; Third district
stes 5. Lednum; Fourth district
llam Z. Virden; Fifth district, John
NINTH, Jr.; Sixth district, Harry G
Ne; Seventh district, William Lord;
!an district, Charles F. Dickey;
l'a district, R. S. Gallaher; Tenth
An'i, Edw. S. Megginson; Eleventh
rci, John L. Deputy; Twelfth dis.
W. I. Reybold; Thirteenth dis.
h. D. Howell; Fourteenth dis.
: H. 4 I. Weatherly; Fifteenth dis.
= Peter B. Fretz. Levy Court
aad district, Hamilton Stewart,
ah district, D. S. Wright; Sixth
!. aG p E. Pleasanton; Seventh dis.
John D. Reybold.
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presvedceni vubec nezmenila,
Nejedna sc 0 to, re dnes cirkev
pro presvedceni nemuci, re ne
upaluje kaciru ma hraniclch,
nybrz O to, re nenabyla dosud
iineho mineni sve pravde, re
katolicky krest an pravoverny
je dosud povinnen yeriti yse, co
mu svata samospasitelna clrkev
k weren't predklada, at je to
psano nebo neni. We svetle te-
to "pravdy cirkevnp' Hus ka-
cirem byl a jest dosud. A dnes
jest Jim vice, nez kdy jindy, ne
bot cd te DOLBY veslo platnost
jeste dogma o papezske neo-
mylnosi, o nemz jiz tehdy pra-
vii Hus: "Rekne-li Sc, re papez
jest neomylny, jest to rouhanl." "
Hus tedy byl a jest kacirem.
Je to jeho slavou a je to sla-
YOU nasi. On tim dokazal, ze
dovede svou pravdu haiti pred
celym svetem, jako to po mem
dokazal cely cesky marod We
valkach husitskych. Tim stal
Sc Hus symbolem houzevnato-
sti ceske, one nepoddajnosti a
pravdivosti, ktera ucinila ma.
rod mas schopnym kazde obet
ga sve presyedceni a ktera zpG
sobila, re prekonal vsechny
strasti nasilne protireformace {
re tem6r jiz mrtev jsa opet ST
vzchopil a konecne svrhl ST
sebe jarmo stalete poroby.
J. II
/ Dustojnou oslavu pamatky
| Mistra Jana Husa chystaji Cd
| boGka Americkeho Narodniht
| Sdruzeni Cechoslovaku a Mis-
: nj Sdruzeni Svazu Svobodomy
: slnych V Clevelande ma nedel
8. ceryence t. L. V kapli West
ern Reserve university.
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KONEC REVOLUCNI
KARIERY.

San Antonio, Tex, 10. cerv-
ma. Tela gen. Lucia Blanco, dri
vejsiho ministra valky "a pre-
sidenta Carranzy a plukovnika
Aurelia Martineze, sekretare
gen. Francisco Murguie, byla
vytazena z reky Rio Grande V
Nuevo Laredo dnes. Byli k So
be pripjati. Gen. Blanco sire
len byl do srdce a plukovnik
Martinez do hlavy. Pouta sra
zena byla Sc zapesti mrtvych
muzu sekerou. Asi hodinu pred
vytazenim jejich tel, mrtvola
majora Garcie, dustojnika po-
sadky V NueVo Laredo, byla
vytazena 2 reky. V kapse jeho
nalezen klic, jimz otevrena
pouta ma zapestlch mrtvych
, muzu.
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SPATNY MODEL.

Columbus, o., 10. cervna.
Lambert Britt, 24-lety, odsou-
Zeny Ma 30 roku do statni trest-
nice pro ucastenstvi ma dvou
bankovnich loupezich Colum
bus, ''sed6P jake model pro
znamy obraz DOLBY valecne
"At Bay, pouzivany k povzbu
zovani rekrutovani. Die Britze,
byl vybran, kdyz pridelen byl
k namornicke stanici v Brook
lyme, ably slouzil ga model pro
Luciano C.. Bakera, bratra dri-
vejsiho sekretare valky, jenz
maloval omen obraz.
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Choroba zaludku. "Po mno-

Choroba zaludku. "Po mno-
no roku jsem trpela chorobou
zaludku a nezazivnosti," pise
pi. Alma Schlettnerova z Kan
sas City, Mo-, "Vsak cd te do
by, co uzivam Ora. Petra Ho-
boko, citim Sc dobre a jsem
zdrava." Tato casem vyzkouse
ma bylinna pripravka povzbu
zuje vymesovani zaludecnich
st'av, napomaha prizpasobova
ii vyzivnost v potrave tim
zpusobem Sc stava vytecnym
prostfedkem pro vsecky dru-
by zaludecnich nesnazl. Neni k
dostani lekarnach. Piste ma
Ora. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 25O1 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Illinois.
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PRIMAL Sc kU VELkO-
KRADEzI.
Byvaly pokladnik, jenz zpro-
neveril ceske skole v New
Yorku pres $4,000.

New York, 8. cervna. - De-
fraudace byv. pokladnlka c.
Sv. Skoly V New Yorku,, Jos.
Blocha, jez loni ma podzim by.
la objevena a zpusobila ohro-
mny rozruch V naSi osade, do
spiva nyni k zaslouzenemu
konci.
V utery, dne 6. cervna byl
defraudant predveden pred
soudce Koeniga V General Ses.
sions, aby zodpovidal Sc z kra-
deze penez, jemu sverovanych
iako pokladniku Ces. Sv. Skoly
newyorske. Pravni zastupce
Blochuv, DIR. Harris, pi'imlou-
val Sc "a sveho klienta, aby
dovoleno mu bylo priznati sc k
velkokradezi druheho stupne.
Pravni zastupce poskozene
strany, Mark Goldberg, pre-
sy6dcivym zpusobem dokazo7
val, re zde jedna Sc 0 zprone-
veru penez tezce nastrada-
| inych doborovolnymi sblrkami
ma kterez i deti pfispivaly svy-
mi centiky, jen ably Cs. Sv
Skola mohla byti udrzovana.
Soudce Koenig pc pfedloze
nj dukazu nepripustil prizna
Ini druheho stupn6 stanovil
re iedna sc tn o Velkokrade1
prveho stupne a jen ma tutt
pristoupi.
Bloch pax priznava Sc k vel
kokradezi prvnlho stupne, kite
rou spachal zproneverou obno
su $6,209.43 z pokladny Ces
Sv. Skoly.
Ma to soudce Koenig ozna
mule, re rozsudek bude vyne
sen V utery dne 20. cervna.
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PONDELf, II. CERVNA, 1922
BYL INSTR JAN HUS
KACfREM?

Jiz V radach cirkve katoli-
cke vyskytly Sc hlasy, volaji-
ci po revisi procesu Husova.
M6lo sc dokaZati, re Mistr Jan
Hus kacifem nebyl re koncil
dopustil Sc pouze omylu. TEN,
ktefi revisi tuto zadali, nejed-
nalo Sc vSak o pravdu. Byla to
opet znama rimska lest a faleS.
MGla Sc vyraziti zbran rukou
tech, kdoz pripad Husuv uva-
di jako prlklad rimske nesnaSe-
livosti, mstivosti a nasilnictvi.
Byl Hus kacirem, CT nebyl?
- Mistr Jan Hus kacirem byl.
Snem kostnicky, ktery Husa
soudil, byl vlastne svolan "a do
celia iinym ellen. Mel odstranit
rozkol cirkvi. Byli tenkrate
tri papezov6, kteri jeden dru-
heho vzajemne proklinali.
Snem mel zjednati napravu V
hlave V udech. Tomuto shro-
mazdeni predlozil Hus otazku:
''Chcete uznatl autorltu clrkev
ri bezpOdminecnou, nebo auto
ritu pisma, chcete uznatl praV-
du papezu odpustky statky
cirkevnimi kramarlcich, cl
pravdu prosteho, skromneho
ceskeho kneze?" Jisto Je, re i
mnozi ucastnici snemu byli Hu
sow nakloneni, ano vltali iej
jako spasu cirkve. Ii, kteri sc
Mistra Jana ujimali, mohli no
haiti dlouhou reci, protoze me
Ii hojne duvodu ma ieho obra-
nu. Ii, ktefl stall proti menu,
nemeli co rici nahrazovali
duvOdy cynlsmem sprostotou
Je bohuzel plaVda, ze na das
vice pusobl St'avnata nadayka
nez duvod sebe padneJsi. A t6.
mi neSetrili protivnici Husovi
Ale nejen nadaykami. | pest
hojne pouziVali.
kdyby Sc tehdy sn6m posta.
vii na stanovisko prava, kdyby
byli nabyli vrehu ii, kteri chtt
Ii S Husem ocistu, MONA ze
by byl ia Sesazeneho Jana
XIII. Hus zVolen papezem
Pax by ovsem potomnl dellny
jinak vypadaly. PAX nebylo by
valek husitskych, nebylo by a
nj n6mecke reformaee, nebylC
by protireformace, ami Jana NJ
pomuckeho, ami valek nekonei
nych. Byli bychom We vsem nj
kolik set let napred.
Ale to oNSem byti nemohlo
protoze vyvoJ deiinny necin
skoku costa pravdy je cestol
boje. cestou trnitou, cestou We
douci pres planoucl hranice
skrze muGirny a hladomorny ;
30 obou iejich stranach tekol
reky slzi a krve neyinne proll
te.
.Jakmile Sc tedy postavil kol
Gil ma stanovislio authority pa
pezske, nemohl uznati pravd,
Husovy a nusil jei prohlasit
za kacire.
4 nejen TO-. Hus kacirem "a
stal az do dneska, protoze clr
kew katolicka Sc v onon sver
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IA VALECNEHO .BESU."
ROMAN UCAsTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

stivejsimu panu, cisari a krali
"traj ajmal hoch" hudba zahra-
la: "Zachovej nam hospodine
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ZASiLkY PENEZ DO UHER

Washington, 10. cervna. Ge-
neralni postmistr Work uza-
vfel ufady V Uhrach smlouvu,
die niz vsechny penezni pou-
kazky do Uher neb z Uher do
Spojenych Statu adresovane
mali byt vyplaceny V americ-
kych dollarech, nikoli v koru-
mach, kterezto rozhodnuti ve-
jde V platnost 15. cervna letos.
Zaroven mad arska vlada ozna
mia, ze nadale neb2re na sebe
4adnou zodpovednost "a peni-
ze posllane V registrovanych
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MfNfTE-LI STAVET

aneb koupit nejaky majetek,
obrat'te sc ma zkuseneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Vam ma
mem postavime, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Vam prodame, prave
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dim a jeden pro dive rodiny.
Vas lot aneb ,druhy morgic We
zmem jako prvni splatku, ostat
nf ma 6 proc. Y kazdem pfipa-
de Yam prodame poctive.
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ZHOUBNE BOURE v POR-
TUGALSKU.

Lissabon, 8. cervna. = Por-
tugalsko bylo behem nekollka
poslednich dni stizeno kruty-
mi bouremi, jez ma venkov6
zpusobily nesmirne Skody nj
majetku a mely Y zapeti smrt
velkeho poctu lidi.