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PRICE AVERAGE is
LOWER IN GRAIN ON
WORLD SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Although an
unexpected decrease of the United
States visible brought about a rally
during the late trading in the wheat
market today. prices averaged lower
largely as a result of heavy worlds
shipments. The close was unsettled
at the same as Saturdays finish to
81 cents down, with May LIZ
to 1.19M and July 1.12% to
I.125s. Corn closed unchanged TO
a to 4 cent lower, oats 4 cent of
to X cent advance. and provisions
varying from cents decline to rise
of cents.
with world shipments of wheat
last week greatly in excess of that Oh
the preceding week and for the cor
responding time last year. and with
Liverpool quotations declining IN
consequence the wheat market mere
showed a sagging tendency TINS
morning. This tendency was EN-
phasized by the fact that car loe
receipts at the principal western
markets aggregated LII cars
against S3s year ago. Meanwhile
traders were apparently unable y
decide whether elashing of European
interests were ilhely "
higher grain prices or the reverse.
Bears urged that European coun-
tries were in no financial position
to go to war, and that desultory
warfare would further restrict pus
ing power On the other manu.
drought conditions in domestic WIN
ter wheat territory were unrelieNeo'
Under such circumstances the Volulhe
of trading was small, and the mar
kent easily Influenced.
Corn and oats reflected the weak
ness of wheat. but rural offerings
remained meager.
In the provision market, the Ell
feet OF lower quotations on hogs
was counter-b balanced by liberal ex-
port clearances.
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SEASONS RECORD
TOUCHED IN THE
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-The cotton
market at the opening today estab-
lished new high records for the sea
son. There was heavy realizing,
however and after selling at 2S.06
early, May contracts broke to 27.7o
and closed at 27.7s, with the general
market closing steady net Il points
lower to points higher.
The opening was firm, tG %
points higher, owing to continued re-
ports OF improving trade in Manches-
ter and firm Liverpool cables.
January contracts sold up to 27.S0
and March to 27.90 right after the
call, with active months generally
showing net advances Of 16 to 81
points.
Liverpool was a good buyer here
and there was scattering demand
promoted by belief that the increas-
ing demand for British cotton goods
would be closely followed by an i'm
proyement in the demand from L.iv
erpool for raw cotton in the south.
There was heavy realizing at the
new higher prices, however, and as
soon as the early buying orders had
been supplied. the market turned
easier.
Offerings Absorbed
Offerings were absorbed on a scale
down by a fresh scattering demand
covering the trade buying supposedly
to fix prices.
As a result there were frequent
bulges but all the rallies met re-
newed realizing and the market
turned easier again in the afternoon
on reports from. New Orleans that
some OF the southern mills were ask
ing as to the terms on which they
would be permitted to cancel con-
tracts for January to May deliveries
of spot cotton. These reports were
not fully credited by traders, but
evidently had rather an unsettlina
effect. az January broke to 27.40 and
May to G7.5a in the late trading or
about 10 to IA points net lower.
New crop months were relatively
firm on continued drouth complaints
from he southwest and switching of
long accounts from old to new crop
deliveries.
Exports today 22,2s4, making
3.103,S01 so far this season. Port re-
ceipts, 1889. United States port
stocks 995,119.
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SIGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-1nterest in the
market for raw sugar was limited today
and no transactions were reported in
Cubas. The spot price remained unchanged
at 0.s4c for centrifugal. There ru-
NOR of sale of 1000 tons OF Porto Ricos
first half February shipment at sole.
Cuban holders offered prompt and second
half January at slice with first halt
February Cubas available at SIC cost and
freight.
Raw sugar futures were about steady.
On a little scattered liquidation prices
worked to points lower and held close
TO initial figures throughout the day.
sales for the day We're estimated at only
$500 tons. with final prices net unchanged
S.6oc; July. 3.6oc; September. 3.67c. Re.
fined sugar unchanged at 6.50c for fine
graduated. Refined sugar futures were
nominal.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. 15.-Spot cotton. fair
demand; prices firmer. Good middling.
1924; fully middling 16.O2d; middling,
l5.97d; low middling. 15.72d; good ordi-
nary, 1920; ordinary. 14e2d. Sales Of
ceipts. 1900 bales, Including ii 400 Amer
lean. Futures closed. barely steady Janu-
airy, 15.S1d; March. 15.15d: May 1495d;
July 1900; October, 1854: December,
1850.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-cottonseed oil
was quiet but steady today. Refiners
were moderate sellers but offers wer.
well absorbed, closing with net gains OF
9 to points. Total sales 12.200 barrels.
Prime crude s.26 u @s.75c: prime summer
yellow spot. l0.70c. bid; March, lie; May
l1.23c; July. l1.38c. all bid.
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STEEL.
Hubbard Bros & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro-
duee Exchange. Associated Members
liverpool Cotton Association. Orders eo-
icited for the purchase and sale of Cottoa
and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery.
Special attention and liberal terms given
for consignment of spot cotton for de-
livery.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.--Sweet potatoes
steady: Tennessee Nancy Halls. sl.ib.
Spinach weak; Texas bushels. best s16
1.25; Louisiana. barrels. s4@5. Tomatoes
steady; Florida S. originals fair $3.5Om
S.75; repaeks, fancy, ss@6.5o. Strawber-
ries. steady; Florida. quarts 40 % soc
No auction in fruits.
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NAVAL STORES


SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 15.--Turpeptine
firm s1.4st No sales; receipts. l2i:
shipments 1o4; stock. II 5ss. Rosin firm:
sales. ga; receipts 66S: shipments. 43s:
stock. 1908. Quote b, D. f. r. q. "a
l. $50: K. s4.95; NJ. $500 n, ST. so; VIC,
$500; WV S6.75
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--Live poultry was
steady; chickens, 81 @23c; fowls, 2o@24c;
ROSTERS, lac; turkeys. soc. Dressed poui-
try Irregular western chickens 21@4 5c;
fowls. 17d31c; old ROSTERS. leo 20c; tur-
keys, Al q 46c.
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CHICAGO. Jan. is.-Potatees FIRM: re
ceipts, 80 cars; Wisconsin sacked round
whites so a soc cwt.; Idaho sacked round
whites s1.05 cwt.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--Raw silk firm
prices per pound: kanssi double extra
cracks. $s.7o@s.75; Kansai best No. l..
$s.45 @S.55; Kansai No. filler, 5000
$50: Shnshu No. /, sS35@S.45: Canton
extras 1916. ss.15@s.sO. Shanghai
China steam filler gold double deer, 0s so
as.
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NEW YORK BOND LIST

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Folowng are
todays high, low and closing prices of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sales of each bond, in 81 900
Rnnds
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CHICAGO STOCKS

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Armour of Della
ware 99ia Armour preferred. 94h Com
monwealth Edison, 129%; Libby McNein
~; Middlewest Utilities, 1914; National
Leather. rs: Swift & Co.. 10S%; Swift
International, 2O%; Union Carbide. GAS /;
United Light and Railway 72is wahl
81; Western Knitting, 10 Yellow Mann
featuring B. 253; Yellow Taxi. 7lA.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Coffee futures
showed a reactionary tendency today, but
the undertone described as generally
steady. First prices were points higher
TO point lower and the market was about
net unchanged to points lower during
the day. The later cables from Rio were
firmer, however, and last prices We're net
points lower to 3 points higher. Esti-
mated sales OF $4,000 bags January and
March, 10.66c; May. 1o.27c; July 97sc;
September, 9.15c and December, S.S5c.
Spot coffee was quiet and firm with
quotations on the basis of 11Ic for Rio
rs and 15A @f5Sc for Santos As Cost
and freight offers were generally shade
higher. Santos 3s and IS. part bourbon.
yere quoted at 14.404 1860 and Rio IS
u 10.s5Glfc. American credits
Early cables from Brazil showed no
change in Rio exchange with the Rio mar
ket 100 to 1875 reis lower and Santos rs
to rs reis higher. Later cables showed an
advance of so reis in the dollar buying
rate and of 25 to us reis in the Rio mar
ket and quoted Santos rs to 1926 refs.
Brazilian port receipts $4,000; Jundiahy
receipts. $1,000. Santos cleared 127,70o
bags for New York.
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LONDON. Jan. f5.-Bar silver S2lsd per
ounce. Money, 11s per cent. Discount
rates; Short bills. 2h per cent; three
months bills, "a q 2 Sic per cent
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Copper steady;
electrolytic. spot and futures, f4%c Tin
easier; spot and nearby soc; futures
39.25c. Iron steady. No. l northern, s29H
81 No. 2 northern, SIS a so; No. 2 south
ern. s24m26. Lead steady: spot. $50 a
7.75c. Zinc steady. East ST. Louis spot
and nearby deliveries 6.95Q7c. Anthony.
spot, 6.75c.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Butter lower:
creamery extras. Sic; standards. 49c; ex-
ira firsts 4s@50c; firsts. 46@47c: seconds
As a 45izc. EGGS lower; receipts, S,s0s
eases; firsts. 341s a 35c: ordinary firsts
81 a SEE; miscellaneous, 33@34c.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady; points down to 7
points up net.
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NEW YORK; Jan. 15.--The visible sun
ply OF American grain shows the follow
ing changes: Wheat decreased $500
bushels: corn increased 1881. 600: oats de-
creased $4,000: rye decreased 5000; bar
ley increased $4,000.
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4 NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.-spot cotton
steady; rs points higher. Sales on the
spot S44; to arrive, 265. Low middlinE
26.75c: middling. 27.5Oc: good niiddiing,
csc. Receipts. 4,70s; stock. 222,1S2.
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PORT MOVEMENT

New orleans Mlddling. s7.5oc: receipts.
a;aos; exports, lilo; sales, 1,1os stock.
Galveston: Middling. 27.s5c; recepts.
S:ss4: exports. s,642; sales s2os stock.
Mobile; Middling. 27c; receipts, 81;
Savannah; Midding. 277oc: receipts.
sos: sales 49, stock. 71,442
Charleston; Receipts. ssl; stock 81, 400.
=, wilmington; Receipts. ESQ; stock. 3d.
Texas City; Stock. 21.o74.
Norfolk: Middlng, 27.75c: receipts,
S;osa; exports. 2,o5o; sales, SOL; stock,
Baltimore: Stock. 2.sl2.
Boston; Middiing. 27.soc; receipts, $40;
Philadelphia; Stock. s,551.
20 New York Middling. 27.75c; receipts,
Minor. PORTS Receipts, 4.4s2; exports,
1872; stock, $3.50. Z
90 Total today Receipts, 1889; exports,
s2.294; stock 995.494
Total for week: Receints 7ss. az
ports. 2s.632.
Total for season: Receipts 4.sol.3so;
exports. 2,s64.5s3.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Houston: Midding, 27.60c: exports
.,274; shipments, 1920; sales. 2.s12; stock,
Memphis: Middiing. csc; r.csints 1,.,.
1876.
augusta Middling. 27.75c: receipts
6s,s15.
st. Louis middiug, s7.5oe: receipts
1883; shipments. 1913; stock. 2o.2o4.
Atlanta: Middling. e7.75c
Little Rock; Middling 2725c: receipts
80; shipments. IA; sales. 222; stock. 57.o17
Dallas: Middling. 26.S5c; sales, $50.
Montgomery; Mddlng. 27.13c
Total today; Receipts 1881: ship
ments. 1880; stock. e4s,s39
COTTON GOODS
NEW YORK Jan. 15.-Cotton good.
We're firm today. New lines of domestic.
and fao ginghams were being shown
Some new printed wash goods were sell.
ing more freely. Yarns We're firm. Raw
silk was steady. Burlaps held steady. u
was reported that openings OF wool goods
for the fall season might be deferred un
I'll next week. Buyers We're present II,
large numbers. many Of them being here
goods jobbers.
FLAX SEED
DULUTH. Mimi. Jan. 15.-Flax seed
January. s2.I7. asked; February s2.7sH
asked. Nav. SIuI7s hid J,I,, .oTY 4.
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cR.INs AND EXCURSIONS
CASH GRAIN


CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Wheat: No. hard.
s1.19@1.21h. Corn: No. mixed. 72@
72&c; No. yellow 100 7se Oats: No. 2
white, 44iA @45i2c: No white 4sA q
44s.c. Rye: No. 2, s71a @s7s4c. Barley.
60@65c. Timothy seed, s6@6.5o. Glover
seed. $16.50G20.50. Pork nominal lard,
s11.15; ribs. s10.50@t1.5o.
ST LOUIS. Jan. f5.-wheat: No. red.
s1.2e; May. Silt; July, Sill. Corn: No.
white, lac; No. white. 72m721ac; May.
73t4e. July. 72tse. Oats: No. 2 white.
44iac; No. white "a. case: May. 461Sc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 15.-wheat. No.
northern. s1.1sts @1.27ss; May. s1.1Sss I;
July, s1.17la Corn; No 3 yellow. $50
65t2c. Oats; No. 8 white. 3sA Q40%c.
FLAX seed: No. |, s2.s2@2.s4.
KANSAS CITY. Ian. 15.-wheat No. .
hard. s1.12@1.21; No. red. 1890 1.30.
Corn No. white. Zoe; No. . yellow. II
G71iae. Oats; No. white. 45@45isc.
No. mixed, 44@441ac.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-cal money easy;
high. per cent; low, "a per cent; ruling
rate per cent closing bid, 3ls per cent !;
offered at per cent; last loan, u per
cent. call loans against acceptances. 315
per cent. Time loans steady; mixed coll
lateral, G09O days Az @4S per cent;
four-six months AZ @4s4 per cent; prime
commercial paper ~ @4ls per cent.
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DULUTH. Mimi. Jan. 15-Fiax seed !.
January. SAT- asked; February 20 81
asked; May. sz.5l q. bid; July s2.4sN, bia.
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InNnnN MONEY

NOW YORK. Jan. 15.-Foreign bar sill
yer. 67isc; Mexican dollars. 51kc.
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0.
ood Iotal sales Of bonds today were So ga.
W.; e GO a pared with s5,l62,oOo SATURDAY
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DAVU NEB0 VLADA II
ma
ma
OTAZKU TUTO MUSf ZODP(em
VELKA POROTA OKRESU asst
s.r
HOUSE, PRAVi SOUDCo-
VYSETROVANf NASILNOSTf v LOUlSIA.
TANYCH KU KLUX KLANU, ZAHAJEN

Bastrop, La, s. brezna. Veka poroa okresu Mo-
house byla vylosovana zapfsahnuta dnes Odon
prosovl svoji rec poroe dvou diech prvn bya pc
pamet obsahovala obvykle insrukce druhy dill by ola
ny document jenz obral vhradne nsilnostmi pacha
tupami zakukenci zachovavanim zakona. al
Kap. j. X. Skpwith, hlava Ku Klux Klanu ol1 4
Morehouse jenz hra vynikajfci lohu nedavnem vefej
yseni enz byl mez posuchaci coudr sini dnes prol
sill, re 'jest to velmi dobra rec. ii
Soudce Odom dopln psennne nstrukce iest9 n6kolika
poznamkam skoncl
"Jest jenom jeden zakon to jest pssn: .ako,l Kdy-
byste shledali ze nekdo e porusi porestee
pranyfoval skupny muz teri beou zakon do svych
Mich rukou.
"Co tyce mas" pravl "zda jsme dospel tax dalekc
re hde mohou organsovat upy tresta obcany, kdy
jak Sc jim zlib, bez ohledu zakony uznan.
pravda soudn procedury panove nadese zka-
Nadese konec civlisovan6 oganisovane spoecnos
kqny civilisovane vlady museji byti provad6ny.
Soudce, dotknuv sve reel Primo Ku Klux Klanu,
pravil:
"Porusovan zakona, nez sem vas zvlast upozorn,
pficitano bylo Ku Kux Kanu Zda organisace Jest
zodpovedna tyo ohavnost vec ktera by ty
kala nejmenSim. Nejste zde abyste odmaskoval
nebo rozvrat Ku Kux Kan jako organsac Wy jstc
zde. abyste vznes zaoby IA zocice bez le@A na -
jakym spolkim patfi.
"Pfed zakonem vsichni lide jsou ceny Klux Kla
zednarskeho bratrsva Rtir Kolumbovych Bnai Birth
neb mehodstcke cirkve oji posine so vsichni
rOvni Yam jest cin dmi nikol organisacem spoil
Ey neb bratrstvy.
"Pfpominam vam toto, panove, ayste stale NELL zfe-
tell skutecnos ze jest va prseznou povnnosti napoma
hat provadeni zakOna bez ohledu sentiment
hedu vi neb spokovou prissnost tech, kdoz
porusuji". OFT X'sM
Ocekava re generani navadni Coco dostavi Il
pfedozi svedecvi jez bylo ziskano vzhedem
zayrazd9nf Watta Daniela F. Richarda Mer Rouge
"a srpna 1922 DIE pfevadaciho porota poda syo
zpravu "a tyden neb "a deset dni.
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SACCO v 10. DNI POSTU.

Dedham. Mass, 5. brezna.
Ackoli kazdy den jsou mu po.
traviny prinaseny, Nicola Sac
co, usv6dceny z vrazdy a ote.
kavajici vykonani ortele, setr.
vava v sve hladove stavce, kite.
rou zahajil pred devatenacti
dny. V9zeh nynf vdcihled9 sla.
bne.
Lawrence, Mass. 5. bfezna.
Ma schizi zdejsi, svolane "a u.
celem ziskanf fondh v zajmu
dalsi obhajoby Nicoly Sacca a
Bartholomew Vanzettiho, ktefi
usv9dceni byli pro vrazdu PRIV
MIN stupni v cervenci 1921,
doslo ku rvacce a konecne ku
stfelbe, Ia niz postrelen Saba
stiano Tortara. K vytrznost'
doslo, kdyz Antonio Presi z
New Yorku jal 80 zufiv9 1toEi-
ii ma vlAdu. Sacco a Vanzetti
uznani byli vinnyini ze zavra2
d9ni vtplatefho jedn6 firmy Y
South Brauitres, Mass 4 jshe
prtvodtiho v dubnu 1890.
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STANDARD OIL Sc HAI.
KONTROLUJE PRY "JENOM" IS PROCENT
OLEJARSKEHO OBCHODU.

New York. s. bfezna. - Cena gasolnu nevystoupi 81
gallon ako nevystoup $40, die w. c. Teaee-a,
pfedsedy Standard Oil Co New jersey enz zodpovsda
du otazek poozenych zpravodaji
Jest to pry bahovost tvrditi re gasoinu mohla
by byt vysroubovana 81 gallon nebot akohol ne
nahrazky mohou byt vyrab6ny 80 centech gallon
diz drahy gason nemohl by mimi sout6z Teagle dale
hlas ze zprava podvybo jehoz cele by senator LaFo
lette, byla inspirovana poltikou
Teage pravil, ze miste ably Standard Oil m6la
nopo oeafsky obchod kontrouje enom As procnt
tehoz pro Is procentim 1911 kdy byla rozpuena sku
pima Standard Oil tez asi 25 olee jenz vytez
merickym spoecnostmi; pfecsue asi As procen tehoz
uvad do trhu SO procent
Nejvetsm jednotlivvm akconarem Standard Oil jest
John Rockefeller m ale yz vlasni pouze Ia proc zakad
Mich akc kdezo arsi Rockefeller nen akcionaem uz od
roku 1920 William Rockefeller nedavno zesnuly mel
eno TOO akcii dob6 sve sm Teagle zaroven dozna ze
acko Standard Oil Co. nekontroue tax vekou cast obcho
du ako 1911 hodnota jeho maetku vzrotsla cd 600
do 800 procent
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HARDlNCOVI MA CESTE
DO FLORlDY.
v jejich druzinS jsou tfi
clenove kabinetu.

Washington, 5. brezna. -
Vlak, ma n6mz president Hard
ing sesvoji choti a cetnou dru-
zinou odjizdi ma prazdniny do
St. Augustine, Fla, byl zdrzen
O n6kolik minut, aby president
mohl dokonciti poradu sc sc.
kretarem pokladny Mellonem
jenz doprovodil jej na nadra.
II. A v Bflem Dome az do po.
sledni chvile president zamest.
naval Sc 1fednimi zalezitost-
mi, zejmena komplikacemi, jez
vznikly tim, ze nektera z jeho
jmenovani do 1radi nebyla po-
tvrzena senatem.
Mezi temi bylo jmenovani j.
G.. McNaryho z Noveho Mexi-
ka "a kontrolora pokIadny, jez
nebylo potvrzeno senatem,
kdyz senator Couzens z Michi-
ganu podal proti n6mu vazne
namitky, v nichz obvinil BAN
kere Noveho Mexika z ne.
peknych praktik. President
sice nabidl Irad McNarymu,
po dobu kongresnich prazd-
min, tax ze by Sc 0 jeho potvr-
zeni jednalo az V pfistlm kon-
gresu, ale tyz odepfel iej pfi-
tjati "a t6chto okolnosti.
President Harding a jeho
chot' ma sve prazdninove ceste
jsou provazeni cetnymi pfate-
Ii, mezi nimiz jsou til clenove
kabinetu, a sice sekretar v&lky
Weeks, sekretaf prace Davis q
generalni navladni Daugherty.
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UBOHY JOHN D. ROCKE.
TELLER.


Chicago, 5. bfezna. - John
D. Rockefeller jest "ubohy
pauper .vysluhujici dozivotni
zalaf v zamku v Tarrytown"
Eugene Debs prohlasil ma soci.
alisticke schulz zde, kterou "a.
hajena byla kampan pro Viii.
llama Guinea, socialistickeho
kandidata "a maycra.
Licil socialismus jako sdru.
zeni muzu, pracujicich ku
vzajemnemu, obecnemu dobru
a srovnaval S tim zivot Rookie
fellerIv.
John D. Rockefeller, jenz
ma vice dollarI nez kdokoli ma
svete, die meho mineni jest IL
bohym pauperem," pravil p. E,
Debs. "On neni veznem v A.
tlante, ale vysluhuje 81 dozivot
nj zalar zamku v Tal1.ytown,
N. Y.
"Tento zamek jest opatren
osv6tlovacim systemem, jenz
stisknutim konilfku mIze v
okamziku ozariti celou budo-
WI a okolni pozemek. To jest.
ably nejbohatsi muz sveta chra-
men byl pred lkladnymi vrahy.
On nikdy nespi pokojne, pone-
vadz nevi, kterem okamziku
bude. .yyhozen do vecnosti.
"Kdyz Sc diva kapitalist6 Sc
jdou a podaji 81 ruce, jest to
jako kdyz Sc dotknou dive stu
dene jaternice. Avsak kdyz
diva socialiste podajf 81 ruce,
Jest zachvev uprimnosti v TOM
to stisknuti, ktery pfichazi je-
nom re styku lidf, kterf pracu-
il pro Obecne dobro."
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PROHIBIcNf sPkEDLOHY
ZAKoNEM.

Columbus, O., 5. brezna. -
Cuv. Donahey podepsal dnes
tax zvanou "zamkovou predlo-
hui, ktera dava soudu pravo
prohlasiti mfsto, kde lihoviny
byly prodavany, "a nefest a u
zamknouti ma dobu jedneho
roku. Toto jest druha predlo.
ha ma utuzeni prohibice, "a ni5
stala statni Prot;hostinska Ii.
ga. Druhou jest, Benderovs
pfedioha, die nfz ten, kdo pro
dial by lihovinu, ktera by pfi
vodila smrt, mohl by bvti ia
lovan pro vrazdu v druhen
stupni a odsouzen az ma dozi
voti. Predloha tato rovn6z pro
hlasuje "a zlocin paleni lihovir
a uklada tresty ma ziskavani
objednavek ma lihoviny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-06
zALOBY PROTI HAVlkoM
SKRTNUTY.

Wellsburg, w. Va, S. bfez-
ma. Zaloby, V nichz 126 havifd
bio vin6no ze spiknutf k napa
deni a znitenf dilniho majet
ku v Cliftonville, w. Va, v lete
lonskeho roku, byly skrtnuty
dnes ma zdejsim obvodnfm SOU
du. Obzalovani byli ma svobo-
de pod zarukou po kolik mesf-
ci. Obvin9ni vyvstalo bitvy
pfi dole Clifton, "a niz serif
Duvall sest jinych muzu bylo
zabito. Ctyfi a ctyficet lcast-
Mkt boje vysluhuji 81 tresty V
k&znici v Moundsville. Tficet
pfiznalo Sc jich k vine bez pro
cesu pied dv9ma tydny. Zbyva
jeSt1 jsden process = siee 8
Ftankem Bodo, jenz jest vinSn
ze zabil serifa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-06
VfTR ROZNESI POPEL
MRTVEHO.

Berkeley, CAL, s. brezna. S
vrcholkd Berkeley Hills, vyhli-
zejicich ma Zlatou Branu a "a
liv San Franciska, popel Lean
dra Robinsona Baxtera, kdysi
pobocnika ma stabu Abrahama
Lincolna, rozhozen byl po We
tru vcera, die prani zesnuleho,
vyjadreneho kratce pred smr-
ii. Baxter zemrel v obydli sve
dcery We v6ku 70 roki. Pc
skonceni obcanske valky, v kite
re slouzil ma Stabu tehdejsihO
presidenta Lincolna, pripojil
Sc ku Custerovu oddilu a bojo-
val proti Indianim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-06
sTo oBETf AUTOMOBILE.

Chicago, 5. bfezna. Dive ne
ztotozn6n6 osoby. podle vseho
muz a zena, byly zabity dnes
taxovkou. Sb6hnuvsf Sc zastup
hrozil lyncovati sofera, jenz
byl zachr&n9n jedin9 vcasnym
zakrocenim policie. V tomto ro
ce zabito bylo Chicagu auto.
mobily jiz 100 oSob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-06
NORVEzSKY KABlNET
RESICNOVAL.

Christiania, 4. bfezna. Nor
vezske ministerstvo podalo
dnes svou resignaci, pon6vadz
parliament odmitl jeho navrh.
odporucujici obnoveni obchod.
nj smlouvy s Portugalskem. kite
re hodlalo do Norv&zska VIVA.
zet zvlast' sve vino k lekar-
skym 1celhm. We prospech
smlouvy hlasovalo jen % po.
slancn, kdezto pnoti nj bylo
119.