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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
VISIT OF EASTERN HUNTING
PARTY ALARMS SPoRTSMEA

Sportsmen Of central Idaho are
viewing with alarm the probable re-
suits of big hunting foray which is
just being made into the hunting
ground The party is composed Of
wealthy oil operators of the mi
west and il required two freight cars
To carry the equipment for the trip.
Fifty bear hounds and number of
saddle and pack horses are in the ex-
pedition and the party plans to spend
the entire summer hunting in Idaho.
The section invaded, known as
Chamberlain's basin, is one of the
choicest hunting sections of Idaho
and there Is some criticism of the
state game department FOR permitting
/ such wholesale slaughter of the game
/ Of llaho. A similar party last year
aroused the ire of many Of the sports
men on account of the ruthless kill.
ing of deer in the vicinity of Warrcns
Salt Lake Tribune.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
CONTEST IN PRIMARY SHOWS
NEED FOR FULL REGISTRATION

Present indication show that polit-
ical contests will develop during the
primary election and we are calling
this to the attention of the voters Of
the county for the purpose Of i'm
pressing upon their minds the necess-
ity for registering.
Il is impossible for anyone to vote
ut the primary election unless he
il registered. You cannot be sworn
in, and if you registered at the last
election you must register again.
The contests already developed
show that the responsibility of select
ing the right man to head the tickets
at the fall election depends on th'
voters at this early stage.
IF YOU WANT TO VOTE
See your precenct registrar at you
earliest opportunity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

III you have an extra dollar take
il graciously and pay the way Of all
the little boys the dollar will take
to the show. II you never were in "A
moving picture theatre in all your life
20 10 see Jackie Coogan in MY BOY.
II you have soul Il will SO expand
that il will make you better citizen:
il will put boys and girls on a better
road; II tells exactly what Is taking
place every day. There is not scene
over drawn. There is not word on
the screen that is not true. There are
thrills, laughs AMI tears. The story
is as bright as the sun and just as
purc."-The SheIbyville tInd.b Repub-
jcan
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
Change of Mail Service.

Unless the service gets tangled in
red tape there will be daily mail be
tween Salmon and outside points the
same as heretofore notwithstanding
the cutting ou, of the auto stage mail
between Leadore and Salmon, now
transferred to the railroad motor. The
auto stage carrying mail is hereafter
to run between Leadore and Armstead
only. George Martin, the carrier, max
ing his last through trip today. 1t has
been the intention of Postmaster
Shoup to have the motor take through
mails to Armstead. Postmaster Shoup
says it will be necessary 70 start the
motor out from Salmon earlier than
at present to conenct with the stage at
Leadore on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, perhaps as early as on al
ternate days Of the week when the
motor connects with the outgoing
train at Leadore.
/ The motor is now making tri-weekly )
trips TO Gilmore in connection viii
! the Salmon Leadore run.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

Truly, we of Idaho neei not cring-
ingly acknowledge our state and leave
the floor for the artificial attractions
of the land of the "native son" The
mountains of Idaho. jeweled with un-
told numbers of lakes set in patches
of undying snow, should be the Mecca
of pleasure and relaxation seeking
tourists. Advertising only is needed
to force the establishment 5f routes OF
easy access. Let US foresters geolo-
gists, surveyors, sportsmen, who sec
and learn these beauties, start the
!. ball in motion; may we create a just
pride by persistently passing the
! word. - laho Forester
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
Tremendous HaN Field.

Harry Kelly is taking hand in his
hay field with Horace Beach driving
the mower. This crop is a wonder, as
already described in The Recorder.
Mr.. Kelly says it is found necessary
to clear the cutting bar every few
fee; so thick AMI heavy is the growth,
Mr. Kelly thinks from two cuttings
the yield will amount to six or eight
tons per acre. Hay hands get as high
rs SO and board. This was the price
offered in Salmon yesterday by Nj. A
Brown, who was down this way from
May.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
Died from Effects of Wound.

liver Marcussen, who attempted
suicide a few months ago by shooting
himself through the only good eye he
had by aiming pistol at his temple,
lied June q from the effects Of the
wound thus made and from which he
never fully recovered. The funeral
services took place from the undertak-
ing parlors on Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
Beatty having charge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

The Iron creek Home Economics
club was organized on Friday last
with Mrs. Leona y. Schultz leader
Mrs. Guy Edwar-ls. vice-Ieader, ans
Mrs. George Watzig secretary-treas
urer. There was a dress form dem
onstration at the home Of Mrs
Schuliz.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
Library Donations.

From Paul Dempsey--The Young
Treasure Hunter, First Air Voyage,
Fighting in the Clouds for France,
Billy Whiskers, Tom the Bootblack,
The Young Saleman, The Submarine
Boys for the Flag, The Boy Scouts on
Belgian Battlefields, Boy Scouts of
Belgrade, Two American Boys with
the Allied Armies, Boy Scouts in
Mexico, The Boy Aviators in Nicara-
qua, Bungalow Boys Marooned
Mrs. Ray Dryer--Meadow Brook by
Mrs. Mary Holmes.
Mrs. Walter Bloomsburg--Fanny
Herself, The Harbor, The Wife of Sir
Isaac HarmRn, Dangerous Days, The
Story Of Round House, A Commen
tary; Italy, France and Britain a
| War by II. G. Wells.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
BIG DANCE At
HOT SPRINGS
Saturday Nigh. july ]

supper TO be served on tire lawn which
viii he brilliantly lighted bv a newly
installed electric pians. Music by
symphony Orchestr1.
Everybody is invited. Ticket -
dance St.25.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

Sec the wonderful German police
dog. Strongheart. in the Silent Call.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
PICNIC and SPORTS
FOR FOURTH OF JULY

The fourth of July program at Sal
mon will consist principally of athlet-
les for children and shows, music and
dancing at night for the older ones.
The program which follows was ar
ranged by the committe composed OF
A. J. Putnam, D.. f c. Hammer and l..
+. Tillotson:
At 2 o'clock p. M, matinee at Rex,
showing Ny BOY.
AT 1870 on Main street races, as fol-
lows:
l. Boys race, so yds.. 10 years ano
under, $500; $l.00.
Z. Girls race, 80 yls., 10 years ans
under, $500; S1.00.
8. Sack race, 80 yds., 16 years ant
under, $500; Sl.00.
A. Free for all, 100 yds. $500; $3.50
70. Egg carrying contest, so yds.
boys and girls, lG years and un
der, $500; S1.00.
| C. Boys race, GO yds, l6 years am
( under, $500; $l.00.
{. Girls race, so yds. 16 years an'
under $500; Sl0o
S. Boys wheelbarrow race, 90 yds
2 in team, $4.00; $500.
8. Girls flag relay race, $50 yis,
in team, $500; $l.50.
10. Potato relay race, in team
$500; $500.
From 1880 to $40, band concert.
At the Rex at 8 p. m. 2-reei an
NAL comedy and My Boy at $3.50 p. n
G. \. r. dance at 1920 at Pionec
hall.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

The SILENT CALL July %.
Ny BOY July As.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

My Boy, the big play OF thrills
laughter AMI tears, July AS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30

Marooned on an island of the swoll-
en- Carmen creek, visitor at the
Sunday community picnic had to en-
gage in the water fight of his life with
a score of small boys and half as
many women before he could get off
the island to dry land again. AS 1t
was the besieged man, splashed fore
and aft by rocks and sticks thrown
down on the water, himself did some
pue lo5 eq 9ougqo AIeAa ool 5u!qspld lds
was no wetter than some of the be
seigers. One of these, more venture
some than the rest, dashed at the man
dishpan of watr as she approached
whereupon he grabbed and soused hel
under in the icy water.
! With this water fight the day pass
ed most pleasantly for everybody or
| the ground with bountiful dinner or
the shaded green, fishing and froli'
and some little regular bathing, be
sides the splashing in the creek anC
games Those present included th'
families Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pal
liner. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Becker, MI
and Mrs. T.. p. Maloy, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barton
Misses Mildred and Mabel Hall, Nh
and Mrs. Walter J. Matthews, Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph D.. Robertson, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. +. Melvin.
It was arranged to celebrate tn
Fourth at the Matthews ranch, with
picnic dinner and afternoon sports.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
MY BOY

Come yourself and bring the children
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04

I neoch yurchased In Davenport
f{5s6ul . Henry Ferguson, negro
iS 3 b charae1ar of Rock Island
a Osysaport underWorlds, to be
~ stu6. The hlggsef kick 1t had
~ nat which licked him into Z
r. & trouble in Rock Island. He
- arrested by Federal Prohlbi-
~ Agent Joe Prendergast last
sAt with more than q pint OF IL
- IN his possession.
6srruson, who resides at 211:
sSird avenue, was arrested ut 12:3t
Sicck last night IN the Galbraitf
rsse, 1915 Fourth avenue. H
his car were thorough,
1rched and. he was then lodget
= he county Jail.
Il had been under the observa
- Of federal narcotic agents fol
ne time, and his arrest last nigh
= nominal charge of transport
liquor is expected to be neal
~ end of another angle Of the un
lvvorld expose.
Wait for Car.
- the negro had been somewha
assive of late, Prendergas
Noaght 1t best to picket the ga
-nee and there to await the snapp,
ttile Ford roadster speed car re
cntly purchased by Ferguson
vpon entering the negro was ar
1osted and a thorough search of hi
~ made. He was to be question
Y today by state and federal men
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04
| DAY
BEST OBSERVED
IN new Pl.EDcE


Rsdsdicstion Of ons's self to the
principles of Justice. equality and
maternity upon which the order Of
Elks q founded vas urged BY Rev.
T. J. Roaf, pastor oe the Evangeli-
cai Church Of Peacs, - the most
effective means Of observing the
lodges annual memorial day.
He spoke at the exercises under
auspices Of Rock Island lodge No.
$50, Elkl, Of which he IL q member,
yesterday afternoon. The lodge hall
was filled with members and friends
OF the order who gathered to pay
honor to the memory of Elks who
had passed On.
III We determine, again to let
these great precepts Of this order
guide our daily lives not today or
tomorrow alone but every day, then
this memorial will not have been in
vain" Rev. Mr.. Rolf said.
Action Of Governor Small in COM
muting sentences Of William Bross
Lloyd, millionaire communist, and
his associates vas censured. "Elks
ask justice not for ourselves alone
but for others as well. We think
that justice should have been done
that man whom Governor Small
pardoned last week, when because
of his attack upon our government
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04
GOWNS AHD aIus.
By Fern Hawks.

Streets, lined with automobiles,
walks packed Xitk people. gave evi-
dence three times yesterday that
something unusual was showing at
the Fort Armstrong. Comments Of
patrons who pushed their way out
Of the theatre gave positive proof
that something unusual was inside
and that "it satisfied" "Best show
/ ever saw" stated one mere man.
Lovely" remarked his wife. Keen
dressers," was the flapper's verdict.
Some James," cautiously chimed
in her gentleman friend. .
The offering IL unusual. Be-
sides the usual, program with a
Aim, "Slim Shoulders" featuring
Irene Castle, there is a style re-
vue with six living models, dancers
a song bird, and gowns. gowns,
gowns. In the parade Of beautiful
gowns, which is Of course the fea-
ture Of the program, one is amply
repaid for coming. Street frocks.
3shimmering evening gowns. gor-
geous wraps and wonderful coats
are all offered. And there were
few that were not heartily anprov-
ed of-from the sidelines. FatheS
would forcibly kick strenuously il
he had to pay for most Of them.
Many Of the frocks were said to be
designed and worn by Irene castle
herself. II that's true, then Irene
deserves the title OF the "best
dressed woman in america The
models displaying the gowns are
advertised as from the Follies
With the grace. pep and looks they
possess. it would be folly to think
that the press agent-well,, prevari-
Gated just little.
Besides the style show, Nile
Gaby Delesle delights with graJl
of dances. She is assisted by ]
Whitelock Hess. The feminine par,
Of the partnership is blond bit Of
loveliness with feet as light as the
shade Of her bobbed tresses. Fol
the benefit of the anu-bobbers
three Of the models had bobbed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04
THE YoUNG NJAH.
y 1alcsln \. EDDY.

Rodolph valentino's odd persoa-
ahty makss The Young Rajah. /"
screen play which opened 1t lie
Spencer Square theatre yesterday
for four-day run. But aside from
that the play presents many very
pleasing features. The plot itself,
shifting from staid New England
to the golden sands Of Araby,
makes you follow 1t for the element
Of mystery thrown about it at ev-
cry moment. Every person In the
audience can sympathize with the
situation In which the object Of
many day dreams come true-a lad
finding himself prince and being
replaced on his oriental dais to
read royal life thenceforth. By
no means overlook the good work
Of the supporting cast, as several
of the artists, among them Wanda
Hawley In the feminine lead, give
excellent performances. "The
Young Rajah" IL very near perfec-
tion in the movie line, and lis real
entertainment. Comedy, I scenic
news and other attractions accom-
pany the feature picture at the
Spencer Square.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04

oa1r a11 1ookoA e1nrmfnR1. M
cluded IN TIE Offering was IN
|AESAe dance, : lnyalys waltz affair,
win Tmee 0CloSE ~ the Nom.
ine = the musie, anA last. but
ceesaiu1y not least m Egyptian
fAnt1sy n costume that could
hardly b classed 40 part OF the
fashion rDyue.
Miss Jana Alden. serving both =,
. model and - . singer, proved
most chafming = both. They
ought to have . guessing contest a
to which was The most ATTRACTIVE
her voice, her style or her smile
She, too. II blond, but eof the tai
willowy type. One of her SONGS ii
Slim Shoulders" written BY some
obliginE gentleman for Miss Castle
II she didn't have a voice. her ap
pealing smile would probably pu,
ANYTHING over the footiights, bul
with both, she goes over biz.
There Is a runway from the stag
% that the models can come mar,
way down into the audience and le,
the women see how the gowns ar,
put together. One thing about tn,
clothes shown, the skirts, except II
one or two frocks, were not yer,
long. The showing was we'll timed
each model staying out Just loul
enough to let the audience appre
ciate her frock and not long enough
to tire the locker.
] The film, slim Shoulders" mus
have been written especially To-
exquisite Irene Castle, for it give
her every opportunity to show he,
various accomplishments-da
swimming, riding and wearing
clothes. The plot is OF no conse
quence-there not being much O
one. anyhow, but Irene bears VI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04

Joe Lynch Of Moline was injured
Saturday night when the motor
cycls on which he vas riding with
Joseph De Power. l20l Eighteenth
avenue. Rock Island. eollided with
. truck at Forty-second street and
Fifteenth avenue.
The truck was backing out from
the curb whom the collision occur
red. Lynch was thrown from tho
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-04
The Spirit Of Fraternify.

"Of our three principles. that Of
fraternity enters % wonderfully
into this season preparatory Of the
Christmas. It was that spirit which
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
SEKCNt DELNiCI NESTAVKUJi.
BUDOU VYJEDNAVATI S JEDNOT-
LIVYNI ZELEZNICEMI.
S ORGANISACf ZAMESTNANCU DfLNACH zE
LEZNICNf PRACOVNf RADA NADALE NECHCE
NIT co CINITI

Chicago d. Gervence. Hrozci rozsifenf stavky ze-
leznicnch zamestnancu dani bylo od
vraceno dnes silm cenu zeezniGn pracovn fedni
ky organisace zminenych deniku.
Odozeni savky bylo oznameno B. F. Grabem, pfedse-
w. Hooperem, predsedou zeezncnf rady w. M. McMeni
men, denickym cenem eze Sektni d6nc ohromnou v6tsi
nou hlasovali pro stavku.
Pfedsedum msnich unii nazeno ably hledeli urovnati
neshody jednotlvym zelezncemi kdyby Jim nepoda
flo odkazat pracovni rad6. Clenm dany nstrukce
ably serva prac snzene mzdy jez die rozhodnuti
lezncni rady veSa planost tim vyrozume
nm re dohodnut snad by dosp6lo meo by zp6t
nou patnost cd onoho dne
Byo rovnez oznameno, Cd zeleznitn pracovni rady
bude vyzdan rozkaz sprost sektnch denku
povnnost kona akouko prac Genu organisac ez savku
prohlasly
Chicago, A. cervence. Zadna strana stavky zamest-
nancu zeezncnich dnch neproevila neake znamky sa
bos Pfedac unie doznavai ze az dosud stavka nemea
zadnych vaznych uenku dopravu ale tvrd kratko
Sc to objevi, zemena doprav6 nakadni
Drahy naimaji move ldi vydavaii ultimate, oznamuii-
CT hntu do nz start delnci muse atiti neb pozbyt
svych Rovnez bya vsude vykonana rozsaha bezpec
nosni opatfen aysak az dosud nkde nedoso vtrnosem
Zeleznicn praeovni rada uredne prohlasla nadale
nechce m nteho spoetneho organisaci denik
nych dlnach ktera nafidla savku Pfedseda zmin6ne
une Jewell postal dops rade nz il osre kritsue pro
ujate sanovsko Rada pry tim doZnava nepni funkc,
jez byy cd nj ocekavany Rada, neb v6na eji
puicue Sc kaptalckym zajmum nastroi rozbti
uni, pravi Jewell.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
VRAZEDNE SPIKNUTf Cd.
HALENO.
Obeti jehO nell Sc stati rusti
delegati ma k0nferenci v
Haagu.

Haag, a. cervence. z prame-
MI naprosto spolehlivych Sc
sdeluie, ze prave odhaleno by
10 spiknuti ma zavrazdeni ru-
skych delegate ma zdejsi mezi-
narodni konferenci.
Asi patnact ruskych monar-
chistu pokouselo Sc dostati Sc
do Holandska z jiste sousedni
zeme pod falesnymi jmeny a
pomoci padelanych prdvodnich
listin, avsak byli poznani yeas
holandskymi 1rady, ktere Jim
odeprely visa.
Ruska delegace zije V neu-
stalem strachu pred zavrazde-
MIN, dava Sc bedlive streziti a
neduveruje nikomu. Rozsahla
bezpecnostni opatreni byla "a
vedena v mirovem palaci po
odhaleni spiknuti. Litvinov ce-
kal, al vsichni ostatni delega-
ii Sc vzdalili, nacez byl pax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
TEZKA DELA MA POVSTAL.
CE.
Tito byli vypuzeni skoro ze
vsech svych posic v Dubline.

Londyn, A. cervence. Dublin
ska depese k Times pravi:
Ones vecer zbytek basty ne
pravidelneho vojska V Sack
vile ulici je bombardovan tez-
kymi dely."
Dublinsky dopisovatel tisko-
veho sdruzeni V telegram "a
slanem casn6 dopoledne pra-
VI, re narodni vojsko stale po-
stupuje. Bitva V O'Connell uli-
ci pokracovala po cely den a
palba byla celkem ostrejSi
nez-li den pred tim. Odpoledne
poStovni budova byla vzata u
token a dvacet povstalcu "a
jato. Dopisovatel pravi. re Sc
neustale udrzuji povesti, re
De Valera opustil Hammanuv
hotel. Patnact nepraVldelnvch
vzMlo Sc pry pod bilou vlai'5an
V tomto hotelu hrabenka Mar
kiewiczova dopadena. kdvz 2
okna strilela ma narodni vol
sko. Strelba udrzovana s obou
stran po cely den, nicmene
vsak bylo pozorovati, re palba
nepravidelnych ochabuie. Pa
trne streliva zacina Sc Jim ne
dostavati.
Cd zahaieni bojG We stredu
pocet zabitych Sc odhaduje ma
sedesat a ranenych ma 200. Q
dnesnich operacich byla vyda-
ma nasledujici uredni zprava: !:
"Utok ma posice nepravidel-
nych trval nepretrzite behem
noci, nekolik osmnactiliber-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
CAST LUPU NALEZENA.

New York, 4. cervence. =
Bondy a iine cenne papiry V
hodnote 100000, cDt $4,000.
900 ukradenych z postovniho
trucku ma Broadway V Tijnu
minuleho roku, zarizenl ma me
n6ni fadovych cisel bondG, diva
revolvery a nemecka automa-
ticka pistol, opatrena umlcova-
Gem, bylv nalezeny V byte V
panske ctvrti V Gramercy par
ku, obyvanem George Ander-
sonem Rochesteru a Geral-
dem Chapmanem z New Yor-
ku. Oba byli zatceni We spoje-
nj s kradezi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
PRESIDENT We SVEN DOMOVE.
RECI PROSLOVENE v MARION PRIMLOUVAL Sc
o POSLOUCHANf ZAKONU.

Marion, o.. a. cervence. - obdobi savnost seho W.
roef zalozen ohoto mesta ez zapocay nedei skon Il
tra byl neislavnesim Uvta otiz marons sveho
douhoeeho spouobcana presdena Spojenych Statd W. G.
Hardnga.
Prije cho druznou pratel proslov hlavnf rec
pfi vlasenecke osave Zaroven MIN promluvil
6mu shromazd6n gen. Pershng brgadn general Dawes,
do nedavne DOLBY psob Washngtone jako revor
vadnho rozpocu Slavnost bya konana mse kde jsou
poTadany kohsk6 doshy sesl nj neenom vschni mist
nj obyvatee ale zaroven z okolnch NEST.
President brzy prezdu do Marion Easel do domova
otce ekaTe napsal rec Casio vsak odchy
oval cd pnvodnho textu. Ku konci prav:
Nektef vas domnivate, re jest to znamenitou veci
by presdentem Spojenych Sta jest dobfe takove mi
neni prevada ponevadz kdyz probude veho hle
date, re jest to velmi obtfzna vec''
Jinak kcovou notou presdentovy feci bya posusnost
zakond cehoz nevymal ami osmnacty dodatek istave
VolsteadGv zakon.
"Osmnacy dodatek odpra mensine jistou miru osobni
svobody jak jest il chapana prav avsak dodatek jest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
UTOk MA REDAkTORA
HARDENA.

Berlin, 4. cervence. Jeden z
muzu, zatcenych We spoieni Sc
vCereiSim utokem ma Maxmilli-
ana Hardena. prosluleho redak
tora politickeho spisovatele,
imenuje Sc Weichardt. policie
oznamila dnes. Harden napa-
den bvl vcera veGer bllze sveho
domova V Gruenwaldu, pred
mesti Berlina byl dopraven
do sveho obydli V bezv6domi, s
peti bodnymi ranami V hlave.
Weichardt mel u sebe legitima
ci iedne monarchisticke orga-
nisace.