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New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
WAGONS AND STARS

Talk about 'iideals'' comes in 2
 fainter and fainter voice as the years
 pass, The splendldly eloquent words
 Of the great men yesterday would he
 smiled at today by many who would
 thoughtlessly stamp the first flowing
 sentence as ''all rot" There is little
 consideration of the wagons in which
 We travel as they are associated with
 the stars of our ambitions. Men ana
 women. too, hide their lnpses into
 sentiment lest they bring a sneer and
 yet. hidden in many hearts, are the
 same longings that inspired unseifish
 devotion 10 ideals in the past; that
 led men through suffering and death
 in loyalty to some ideal; that threw an atmosphere of slender about the
 lives of men.
 The stars to which we would hitch our waeons are still there. waiting. The wagons arc more luxurious today, and the means of'eettlng them more questionable. perhaps-at least they are more nerve-raeking. Tho wagons are so pleasant and they glide so rapidly that the drivers scarce pause to sec the stars in the direction of which they should be headed.
 When the suggestion Is made that 1t Is possible to bring ideals into poli- ties great. sneering laugh arises. When individuals in the clay, for in- stance, violent enemies politically, are imagined as sitting down together and talking straight truths without men, tai reservations, nothing but ridicule Is heaped upon the one who deems this possible. And yet if all the in- dividuals in the world forget those ideals, those stars. In the effort to make the tangible wagons better, and more to be desired by others, then 1n- deed there is littel hope.
 A man has offered a great prize for the best plan by which universal peace may be achieved. Thus the ma terial Is used to urge consideration of the practical ways and means for bringing something wonderful to pass. Here at home in our own city there Is no war other than the secret one which rumbes beneath the transac- tion of our own affairs. But outside the common council chamber for in- stance, when members are gathered on the walk in front of city hall some pleasant night, true words are spoken and much information gained that has been withheld from the formal gath sring that has just ended. The cynlc leclares that never will there come a ime in this city when that atmos- ,here of fellowship and candor will prevail in the assembly hall. There will be always. they say, that political trickery by which advantage if the other fellow is sought to be aimed. And they say, too, that never will the nations of the world get to- ether to bring peace and happiness.
 Well, let the cynics sheer and the essimists pursue their path of hope essness.' One may still hitch his wag- Il to a star and feel the conviction nat such is not the Divine scheme of hings; that there will come time 'hen the splendor of straightforward, onest dealing will come to our home just as there will come to le world a realization that full, in- { bring life for all cannot be ours until I ations and people individually join in
 great peace.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

the ordinary dsesaelss of life for these who are inesFeeFassd, and too little thought giFeh 10 the influences that surround them,
 Charles Reads's novel "Aeyer Too isaie to Mend" brought great Prisee reform to England many years ago We are not preaching 'Prison re- form" We are merely suggesting that there Is an opportunity for eonsirneT tive good work within the gray walls Of the jails for thoss who have the sincere desire to help people,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
JAIL. CRIME BREEDER

Under the above heading "a dis
 patch from Boston and published re- gently stating that the county jail wa. denounced as a crime breeder, by { former federal inspector of prisons ir an address before the American Prison Association. He called it "debauch of dirt, disease and degeneracy," add ing that this institution played an i'm portant part in increasing the amount of crime and number of criminals. He referred to the way the old and young, guilty and innocent, diseased and healthy, and the hardened and the susceptible are thrown together. There is no need to go into further disagree able details. Much of 1t is true, more's the pity.
 From personal conversations with innocent men who have been held in western jails for trivial reasons it is learned that even in these smaller in- stitutions these dangers exist. One man told how he learned all about the tricks of the professional gambler from his experience in one jail where he was being held because the prose- cutting attorney thought he might prove valuable witness in a case. From another he learned how to steal horses, and the excitement of the life was held up to him in glowing colors --and this was in the day when horse- stealing was more common than to- day.
 These instances do not begin to tell of the situation in crowded cities. It is said that in New York the first of- lenders" are watched for by the peo- pie that prey upon and use youth. If these young persons are discharged someone is waiting for them at the entrance of the court house, there to suggest to them how easy it is to com init wrong and 'get away with it." If they are sent to the island" there, too, they learn the ways of the crim- inal and adventurer. Here they are corrupted.
 And the trouble is that jails are necessary. Maudlin sentiment about the 'poor things who do something that makes it necessary to arrest them is all wrong. There should be a great human pity and a recognition of the fact that most of them did not realize what they were doing or are too weak to resist temptation But punishment. tempered with mercy, must come to them. The point to be brought out is that any movement. not to make iaiI or prison pleasant but at least to make it clean and decent, should be encouraged. This is not day of sentf> ment, and prison angels" are smiled at good d-humoredly as rule, little credit being given them. But those prison angels" although they may err on the side of sentiment. do so because too En.s attention is given to |
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
\ FINE THOUGHT

The persons conceiving the idea of making San Francisco's memorial to the late President Harding munici- pal golf course had fine thought that carries with it an affectionate con- sideration of his love of the game for itself and his warm feeling for the people for themselves. Kindly disposed toward all as the late President was, his enthusiasm for the game of golf undoubtedly made him regret that more people Of moderate means were unable to learn it's pleasures and en-
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Observations on He Weather

For Connecticut: Showers this aft ernoon and tonight; Saturday fair; cooler: fresh south shifting to north- west winds.
 Conditions:
 The western disturbance has moved eastward during the last "A hours and now forms long trough of low pres sure from Tennessee flortheastward to the St. Lawrence valley. It has caused general rain during the last "A hours from the Mississippi river east to the coast It is causing cloudy and showery weather this morning in New England
 Conditions favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather with lower temperature.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
ROMANCE OF A LIFETIME
Childhood Sweethearts in Germany
 Now in 7Os Wed in Jersey

Hackensack, N. J., Sept. 21.-Ro- nance which began many years ago In Schlesswig, Germany, culminated last night in Bogota when Recorder Charles J. Mccarthy united in mar riage Henry Soerenssen, 76 years old, and Mrs. Catherine Fisher, 7S The couple were sweethearts when chill dren, but their parents left Germany and separated them.
 Soerenssen lives at 476 Linden ave- nue, Teaneck, while Mrs. Fisher has been living at 6a Paulison avenue, Bogota.
 This is as 1t should have been fifty or sixty years ago." commented the bridegroom when congratulations were being extended.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

The anlg profitable advertising medium iH r the City, Circulation hooks and press
 room always open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Nsaher Audi nureau of cirruIailan,

The 4, R, C. Is national organization which furnishes newspapers and adNer- liseFs with strictly hanest analysis of circulation. Our circulation statistics are based upon ihis audit, This inspres pro- f-stion against fraud in newspaper dis, tFibntion figures to both national and iaeal advertisers,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Bombing planes may be as effective as battleships, but the boys will miss the harbor- dredging appropriations.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Americans are not seriously inter- ested in world court. anyway They don't make jokes about it.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

A writer says the interpretatiye dancer is now sitting pretty. Probably Interpreting the middleman.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Religious freedom is a fine thing, but 1t may yet be necessary to impose restrictions to get people interested again.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

As we understand it. a country home is a social asset If you arc rich enough not to live In it.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

The roads travelled by bloes may seem divergent. but all lead at last 10 the feed trough.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Still. it's hardly worth while to de- wise plan to abolish war until we devise plan to abolish this peace.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

One part of American foreign policy that is fixed and unchanging consists Of two nice wet oceans
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Member of The Assseiaisa Pms..

The Associated rTess is exclusively entitled te the use for republication af sll news credited 70 ii or net otherwise credited ln this paper and also local news pub llshed herein,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Facts and Fancies
 BY ROBERT CULLEN.

The trouble seems to be that we have too much talk about evolution and not enough of Il.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Eventually the worlds oil supply will be exhausted but not in time to benefit the present generation of pe- destrians.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

It is possible to take too much care of your health. It isn't betting that makes a weed healthy.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

It is hard to sell stock that promises only 6gper cent dividends. Purchasers of that kind are not born every min ute.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Something must be done about the naughty Cuban. He uses lottery agencies as political plums instead oi orthodox post offices.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
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destrians

All would be well If the business man would go after business the wa, Government goes after the business man.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

A former official says Ellis Island would melt heart of stone, and sure- ly that is all one coud expect of a melting pot.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

"Scrapping Americas ships is sad business" Other nations have found that true in the past.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
TELEPHONE CALLS,

Entered st the Post ahiss at New BFitaiH
 as second class Mall Matter
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

About all Progressive leader needs is popular grievance and a great shock of bushy hair.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Correct this sentence: "Yes.. it's cas- tor oil," confessed the mother; but l have lemon juice in it and you won't taste the oil"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

SUBSCRIPTION RATES ts.e0 a Year
 sAee Three Menths
 iSe a Month,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

. Examining immigrants on the other side is all right; but there seems to be an eagerness to make our immigration laws on the other side.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
New Britain Herald

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY nssusa pailF, sunday KKesptsdl
 Al HsEsid Blas., sT ehuTeh street
Evening star., 1923-02-20

Tweed Tailored Suits.
in box and tailored mod
els, in rose, tan, violet.
Copenhagen and gray.
In this sale at
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
UCTENf NAROZENlN JOHN.
SONOVYCH PRED JEHO
POMNfKEM.

Ze dosud ziie We vseobec-
nych vzpominkach byvaly ma !.
yor clevelandsky Tom. L. john
son, dokazoval kvetinami o.
zdobeny jeho pcmnik impro-
visovana slavnost vzpominko-
va vcereisiho poledne. Starry
Tom, dIkladne ociSten cd pra-
chu namesti, dival Sc dobrac-
ky ma zastup svych ctiteii, me
ri nimiz byl jeho byvaly
mestsky solicitor, pozdeii sam
mayor a tajemnik valky N. D.
Baker. Proslov ucinil "Uncle
Billy" Radcliffe, osobni pritel
oslavence, jenz uprimnymi slo-
Wy vzpomenul zivota tinnosti
jednoho z nejlepsich mayord
Bylo jiz davno po oslave, kdyz
prichazeli jednotlivci, ably po-
hledli ma pomnik muze, jenz
svoje m6sto tolik miloval a to-
lik jeho prosp6ch pracoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
UMRTf.

Po kratke nemoci zemrel wee.
ra We SVEN dome $500 Harvard
ul. v kruzich tiSkarskych zna-
my pressman p. j. Weigel. Ze-
snuly byl pred lety zam9stnan
v tvdenniku ''Dennice Novove-
'kd, kdez pc 8 rokI setrval, jsa
pro sve odbornictvi a spolehli-
vost svymi zamestnavateli PIP.
Snajdrem a Dolezalem v pine
mlre ocenovan. Zemfely do
sahnul veku SIS rokI a zane-
chava zde manzelku a dive od-
rostle ditky. Zemrely az do
sveho onemocn6ni pIsobil v IT,
skovem Department. II The
Oil Co. Pozustala
zarmoucene rodin8 vyslovuje-
me naSi. srdecnou ticast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
DIVA MAJITELE vYHER.
Mich AUTOMATIC BYLI
DNES PREDVOLANI.

"Osud" as 1900 vyhernich
strojkl zavislym jest cd dnes-
nfho rozhodnuti policejniho
soudu, pred ktery povolani by
Ii k vyslechu diva obchodnici
pro operovani iimi vcera de-
tektivy zatceni. Shledani-li
budou vinnymi, pax automa-
tum bude "odzvoneno" bez
ordinance, jez poslednim "a
sedani mestske rady propadla.
Vvsledek soudniho liceni je
vsak pochybnym neb nahledy
o protizakonnosti podobneho
obchodovani Sc dosti rhzni. Je-
dni pravi. re vhazovani pet'a-
kd jest skutecnym "gamblova-
nim", kdezto JIM, mezi mimi i
mestsky pravni fiditel Lamb
tvrdi, ze stroiky nemozno "a
Taditi mezi hazardni hry. Po-
kusne Zatceni udalo Sc lekar-
ne 3l17 zap. 25. ul. a v hostin-
ci {. 3117 Kinsman rd. Mali.
tele mist Josef Gedeon a Theo-
dor Gumbali dani byli ma hlav-
nj policejni stanici v obzalobu,
prvni pro prestupek statntho
-zakona, zakazujiciho vystavo-
vani hracich automatn pro OBJ
chod a druhy pro poruseni
mestskeho narizeni proti dovo-
lovani nedovolenych her.
Tazeni prot automattlm "a
hajeno bylo j v Springfield, O.,
kde vsechny podobne stroie
byly zabaveny, ale aniz by pro
vedeno bylo n6ktere zatceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
MA NANSTEVU DO STARE
" vLASTI

odjizdi p. Frank ]. Picman,
vSeobecne znamy v pozemko.
vsm obchpd6, ably navstivil sve
rodiste Vodhany a pax radu
pratel v maticce Praze. z pfi-
stavu newyorskeho vypluje no.
YOU lodi SIS Albert Ballin, pa
roplavebni spolesnosti United
American Line, pres Hamburk
Preplav obataral Fred Holub v
newburghsize odbocce- The Gle
veland Trust Co. Broadway a
Harvard. Prejeme p. Picma-
ncvi mncho zdaru We vlasti a
st astny navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
n , = VI7fl a. !. - i !.
NOMINACE We FEDERACI
PRACE.

Dosavadnf tajemnik a OBJ
chodni jednatej The Cleveland
Federation Of Labor, John G.
Owens, byl vcera op6tne. bez
oposice neminovan. Harry Nc
Laughlin, obchodni jednatel
tesarske unie nominovan byl
ma trad presidenta, mel ale O.
posici osobe dosavadniho pre-
sidenta Walthera Clema, jenz
trad ten zastaval po dobu tfi
rokG.
Nominacni kandidatura O.
wenova della Sc vcera liz po
pate bez veSkere konkurence,
trad tajemnika zastava ;jiz po
8 rokI. 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
WHITFIELD SOUZEN BUDE
PRO VRAzDU PRVNf.
HO STUPNE.

Namitka obhajce Whitfielda
proti kvalifikovani zavrazdani
policisty Griffina jako vrazdy
prveho stupne byfa vcera okr.
soudcem Baerem zavrzena. II
vrazdy prveho stupne Jest ar
ci podminkou, re obzalovane-
mu must byti dokazano, re Gin
spachal po predchozim llmyslu
ale apachano-ii bylo zavrazd6-
nj policisty We sluzbe, nabyva
tim die zvlastniho nafizeni Gin
povahy vrazdy 1kladne, jak v
podobne otazce jiz v dubnu
;rozhodl nejvyssi statni soud v
Columbus.
Whitfield byl predveden
scudu, pripoutan k dvema W.
pomocnym serifdm prohlasil
sc vlnnym, ale pOZdeji Opetne
prohlaSeni odvolal tvrzenim,
ze Jest Ease nevinnym. Ones
rozhodnuto bude pfisluSnosti
'soudu, 0 namitce obhajce pro
domnely zdejsi vseobecny pred
suidek proti zalovanemu, die
ktere jest zadano, ably k soud-
nimu liceni by! delegovan soud
v jinem okresu.
Ia vcerejsiho hajeni zajmu
sveho klienta pravil pravnik
Buonpane, ze neuznava pred
zakonem zadnych prednosti
poficistd a tvrdil, re jsou to O.
bycejni lide z tehoz masa a kr-
We jako lide ostatni.
Milenka obzalovaneho Ma
RE Price-ova, jez sobotu VI
nemocnici We Fort Wayne, Ind.
pcrodila mrtve d6cko, opusti
ustav pristl pondeli a mohla
by pry Sc dostaviti jako sv6d-
kyne k soudu teprve "a diva a.
neb tri tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
PRIJEZD KRAJANU ZE
STARE VLASTI.

V patek 20. t. m. pristanou
V pristavu newyorskem lodi SIS
George Washington, paropla-
vebni spolecnosti United, States
Lines krajan6 p. Antonin Zizka
! .manzelkou, Annou, kteri by
deli posledni dobu po valce v
Prehlitzich V Sasku, nyni sc bu-
dou zdrzovati Il rodicl D. FIR.
Zizky ma vych. SO. ul.
V stejny den pristanou v
temze pfistavu lodi Aquitania
krajane p. Martin Adamcik z
Kuzmic zupa zemplinska a u
sadi Sc p. Josefa Zamecnika
ma vych. lO4. ul. Spolecn9 S
MIN pr;jede p. Stefan Cajka 2
R1zcmberku, zupa liptovska
ze Slovenska, a jede k sve Sc
sire ma vych. 40, ul. Depese Q
zminenych cestujicich dosla
The Cleveland Trust Co. new
,burgske odbocce ma Broadway
a Harvard ul., v niz byly lodni
lfstky zakoupeny,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
POzADUJf ZRUSENf
"SMRADfKU".

Vesnice Cuyahoga Heights
pozadala apelacni soud, ably
riditel m6stske sluzby j. F. Ma
line byl pohnan pred soud pro
ncvaznost k soudHm. M6stu
bylo tctiz soudne narizeno, aby
v stanici Willow ma niceni od-
padkd a smeti zavedlo opatfe-
nj, ktere by zamezovalo priser
ny zapach, kterym obec ona
jest otravovana. Soudni roz-
hodnuti vsalk zGstalo jen MA pa
pife a mestsky zavod vyrabi
nesnesitelnv "parfum" dale.
Mayer tamejsi, Jos. F. Schmidt
oznamil vcera, ze obec podnik-
ne veskere kroky, ably "smra-
dix" byl vGbec, jako lidskemu
zdravi nebezpecny. zavfen.
Ia nepfitomneho riditele
Malina. vyprav6l Ease We pro.
speech Clevelandu mestsky in
zenyr Rob. Hoffman, re napra
w duchu narizeni byly pro-
vedeny, ale nikoli velkym ma
kladem, jelikoz mesto hodla
vvstaveti stanici novou, v KITE
re nebude pry nicehoz opome-
nuto. coz by vedlo k zamezcni
vsech vyparI. Soudni liceni Q
zadosti Cuyahoga Heights ko.
natl sc bude v pond6li.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
We PRosPEcH LfcY
NARODU.


Byvaly sekretaf valky New
ton D. Baker zahaiil vcera pro-
slovem as pred 200 zenami,
shromazd6nych vcera y hote-
lu Cleveland hnuti, iehoz cilem
jest sebrati dostatecny pocet
podpisd Ma petici, kterou Jest
pozadovano, aby Sc Spoj. Sta
ty pripojily k Lize Narodd, coz
Jest dcelem organisace The
League of Nations Non-Parti-
san Association. Baker Jest ta-
jemnikem zdeisi pobocky a
podal We vcerejsi reci malo
vabny obrazek dnesnich pome-
Ri v Europe. @
Europa jest dnesni DOLBY
pro svetovou valku vice pfipra
vena nezli tomu bylo r. 1914 a
take jest .dnes vice pricin a
nespatruji, jak by mohlo byti
valce zabraneno, leda nahra-
diti il vyjednavanim. Ameri-
ka sc must podileti v koncertu
s jinymi narody sveta, ably "a
braneno bylo valce mezinarod-
nj Verim, ze cestou k tomu
byla by Liga Narodd, S vyhra-
dcu ma ochranu svobody Spo-
jenych Statd. Svet naplnen je
vseobecnou myslenkou, re Sc
neco stati musi, jak pravila
soudkyne Florence Allenova "a
je.ii reci v Des Moines, kde po-
ukazovala ma zlocinost valek."
"Nechci tvrditi. re tento zpG-
sob jest jen jedinou cestou, ale
pracujmez vsichni spolecne.
Kazdy, kdo pdsobi k zachova-
nj miru, jest mym druhem, spo
le:nikem j pritelem."
Dale tvrdil, ze ziskano-li bu-
de ma petici pro pripojeni Sp.
Statd k Lize, dostatecny pocet
.imen, ze hlas volajici po sveto-
vem miru musi byti vyslysen.
SchGze zakoncena byla po-|
davanim dotazi, ktere Baker
zodpovidal. Pi. G.. L. Meade
sc ku pfikladu tazala: Jak by|
mohly Spojene Staty opetne Ii
skati reapektu Evropy? Odpo-
ved' Bakerova znela: "KdyZ
zaujmou v mezinarodni pol;ti-
ce pevne stanovisko ne po-
hravati 81 kolem jake zastup
hochd hrajicich kulicky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
"STREJC MAZAVKA" A JE.
HO PES.

Po chodniku vychodni stra-
ny hlavni posty zapasil tezce
8 ulovenou opici vcera vecer
muz v prostrednich letech. Vra
voral ma vsechny strany, az ko.
necne narozniho kamene,
premozen alkoholem usnul
spankem spravedlivych a ve-
die neho ulebedil Sc ctyfnohy
pruvodce, statny pes. Pfipad
spatril policajt, jenz V plneni
svych povinnosti re SNAIL
"pTemozeneho" postaviti ma
nohy, ale Sc zlou Sc potazal,
nebot' Amidor vycenil zle pri-
serny chrup a neohrozene Sc
hnal strazci bezpeGnosti po
.kalhotach. Odhaneni Zvirete
policejnim klackem mic nepo-
mohlo a zapas psa, policajta a
opice vZbuzoval elm dale tim
vetsi zajem legraci kolem-
idoucich, hlavne pand klukd,
kteri zapomneli svymi hlasy
vyvolavati noviny. Konecne
zatelefonoval policista ma sta
nici a "a chvili zde byla emo
dernisovana "Cerna Mara" Sc
zalohou. Ale ami potion ver-
ne zvire neopustilo malomocne
no pana a "a vseobecneho We
sell zle dtocilo ma presilu, ma
10 dbajic. ze tim porusuie ma
rizeni, zakazujici vm6sovati Sc
modrokabatnikGm do vykona-
vani jejich povinnosti. Vzaje-
nina potycka trvala dosti dlou-
no a sympatie klukG i zvedav-
c6 sc iako vzdy pfiklan9la ku
SiaDsim. BOJ vSak byl rOZhOd-
nut lsti - jeden z policisti
zat'ukal klackem ma dlazbu,
pes natahl usi a oci odvratil cd
p;.na k mistu, odkud pfichazel
podivnV Zvuik. v te chvili ale
take svoii defensivu prohral.
Nekolik silnvch pazi Sc zmoc-
milo vrchniho velitele a vsunu-
~ iej do auta a straznici re "a
jatcem odjizdeli. Ma boiisti
zanechany .obrance, osnupaval
chvili nfsto, kde odpocival pan
a zalostne kvile, hledal.i i 'mezi
zvedavci. Zvfrete Sc ujmul je-
den autofsta a odvezl jej domii,
kdyz byl drive oznamil svoii
adresu jednomu ze straznikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
OKRESNf AUDITOR NESMf
VRACETI PENlZE "a IL
CENCNf POPLATKY..

Zadosti tajemnika Ligy pro
vymahani sucha Southwellovi,
aby zakazano bylo okresnimu
auditorovi Zangerlovi vraceni
penez. vybranych die ] zakona
Dow-Aikinse, regulujic;ho po-
platky "a vycep lihoyyeh ma
poj1, bylo' okresnim soudcem
A. j. Pearsonem vyhov6no.
Soudnf zakaz lest vSak jen do
casny, dalsi rozhodnuti patr-
ne bude vZneseno k vysSi in.
stanci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
SMUTNA, ALE VSEDNf
Historic.

Dvoulety Norman O'Brien,
9513 Prince ave. S. E. pohra-
val si vcera k veceru sc sirka-.
mi a pfi tom ma sob6 zapalil
Sat. Matka jeho arci prichva-
tala prehodila pres horiciho
chlapce koberec, ale popaleni-
ny byly jiz tax znacne, ze hoch
"a kratko po dovezeni do ne
mocnice sy. Alexise dotrp9l,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19
SMRT MEZI DVEMA
AUTOMOBILY.

6O-lety Nicholas Zimmer, z
10509 Cedar Ave-, pfechazel
vcera vecer u vvch. los. uI. a
Carnegie ave. pred zastavenym
autem, ktene nahle ridic Wedl
Y pohyb, vrazil do Zimmera a
tento zachycen byl iinym stro-
jem. Nest 'astnlk byl zmack-
nut auty tax, ze "a kratkO po
dopraveni do Mt. Sinai nemoc-
nice zemfel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-19

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