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you'll begin running nice and easy,
and then faster and faster-and first
thing you know. we'll go back to
Latonia."
Lady Courageous moved restlessly.
Early III the morning he led her to
the veterinarians quarters. Here
she is" he capitulated. "bue if you
make n botch OF the job I'll kill you
Doc Kelly made no botch His
father and his fathers father had
been students Of horsefesh. Fer all
OF them II was both a gift and a
passion. Hours afterward. when II
was all over and Sandy Mckee was
quiveriag like a girl who has seen
her mothers ghost. the stout man
turned a perspir;ng face on his life
long friend.
I'm still laying a thousand to one
he reminded, 'fbut hope I lose it
She's the gamest little mare that ever
drew breath"
Don't / know it, famed Mckee.
THE winter passed and a California
L spring painted golden peoples on
the emerald hills. Sandy Mckee clunE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

TN Texas there 10 being grown a
tree quite new to the United States
namely. the Japanese tallow tree.
Trees of this species bear nuts con-
tanning a rich tallow-like oil. that has
been found valuable in the manufac-
ture of high-grade varnishes. The
climatic and soil conditions in GER
tain parts of Texas are we'll adapted
to the growth of this curious tree. and
supplying farmers throughout the
lower Rio Grande valley with young
trees
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-: LII OIL RED STOCKINGS
Sandy the Trainer TypiHed
Spirit Of the Thoroughbred
Rather Than Romance Of Track,

Past the paddock and on to the stand,
whip and heel and spur and hand;
Buckle to buckle and knee to knee
Hridle to bridie-''shake her free!
= Up on the ahoulders-iift her on!
The little mares got hini--oh. e. on.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
-cI7'ss WANT FAX CONFERENCE

Phoenix, May 22.--Competi.
ton among the cities of the state
for the honor of entertaining the
eleventh annual state tax confer.
ence during the last week in
July is becoming quite keen, &C.
cording to members of the state
tax commission.
The commercial organizations
of three cities have already sent
the commissioners invitations to
hold the conference in their
cities, and word has reached the
commission that two or three
more expect to extend invita-.
tions within the next few days.
The last invitation received
was from Harry Welch, secre.
tary of the Phoenix chamber of
commerce, inviting the commits
sion to hold the conference in
Phoenix this year.
Douglas, through it's chamber
of commerce, was the first to in
vite the conference to that city
when it became known that the.
commission was looking for q
place to hold the conference.
Prescott followed shortly after
ward with an invitation to hold
it there among the cool pines.
Tucson, it is understood, will
extend a formal invitation at an
early date.
The first conference was held
in Phoenix in 1918 during the
last week in July, and since then
the conferences have been held
in the following cities: Pres.
colt, 1914; Flagstaff, 1915; Pres.
colt, 1916; Nogales, 1917; Grand
Canyon, 1918 and 1919; Douglas,
1920; Nogales, 1921; and Bisbee,
1922. In each instance the con-
ference took place during the
last week in July.
The conference will be attend.
ed by about $50 delegates. 1t
was scheduled this year for
Cooley, but on account of lack
of accommodations, it has been
found advisable to hold it else.
where and the tax commission is
now casting about for suitable
place.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26

Tucson - Fourteen thousand
refrigerator cars to be used for
Imperial Valley cantaloupes.
Jerome-United Verde Exten
sion opens great ore body on
900 level.
Roosevelt-State Chambers of
Commerce meeting at Roosevelt
Lake to discuss all problems
pertaining to commercial organ
izations.
Nogales - Removal of Yaqui
Hill started.
Lumber production in United
States has steadily decreased for
thirteen years, in the face of a
need unparalleled in history of
our country, according to bulle
tin by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Of thirty
seven eastern and southern lum
Der. producing states, thirty six
showed a decreased cut and only
one a slight increase in 1920;
while Pacific. slope states all re-
port substantial increases.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
ROMAINE FIELDING STILL LIVES.

William Watson, custodian at
Masonic Temple, isn't what one
might call superstitious man
and he doesn't believe in ghosts,
but when he read a cordial letter
from an old brother Mason who
was thought to have passed out
of this world some years ago,
Watson received asevere shock.
The letter was from Romaine
Fielding, we'll known movie
tor-manager who had been
registered as dead on the records
of the Masons for years. The
account of his death, together
with fittidg eulogy, even, ap.
peared in Masonic periodical.
Fielding, who was in Tucson in
1916, is now in Denver, and is
the head of the Romaine Field.
ing Productions, which is affiliat.>
ed with the General Film Manu-.
featuring Company.
The letter from the departed"
brother, which was written to
George A. Roskruge, says: AS
from the dead / rise up and
greet you. In the meantime, if
any of my old friends are pres.
ent please sit down and write
them that the man who died,
lives. Seriously. way down deep
[ have never gotten over a han.
kering to come back to you, and
one of these days I will bring
one of my companies down to
Tucson for picture and rest"
Custodian Watson is now fac
ing the problem of resurrecting
Mr.. Fielding on the records of
the order. Tucson Citizen.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
MANY LAWS INCREASE TAXES

Governor Richardson of Cali
fornia hits the nail on the head
when he says too much regula
tion results in too many laws.
10 his fight for tax reduction be
has urged the cutting of law.
making to minimum.
In an effort to gain public ia.
vor by passing law" to regu
late the other fellow" politi
clans in every state have built
up an immense overhead to ad.
minister or enforce the multi
plicity of laws.
Aspirants for public favor in
the next congress are already
preparing legislation covering
numerous phases of individual
and Industrial activity. It would
be a godsend to the country if
the new congress refused to pass
any laws. Business catches its
breath and gets somewhat sta
bilized between sessions of our
national legislative assembly on.
ly to be disrupted and made un.
easy by the volume of legisla
ton that is imposed Immediately
the members Of congress re ad
journ.
Instead of guaging a mans
ability by the number of bills be
| can propose or pass, the people
would reduce the cost of govern
ment and get better service il
they sent representatives tc
their state and national assemb
lies who made records for pass
ing the least legislation and tCl
reducing rather than increasing
the overhead burdens of govern
ment.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26

An examination for the posi-.
ton of BookkeeperT Typist will
be held at the post office in this
city on June II. For applica.
ton blanks. and for full infor.
nation relative to the examina.
tion, qualifications, duties, sala.
ries. ETC., address Secretary.
Board of Civil Service Examin.
ers. Post Office, City.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY
FOR ARROYO PROJECT No: 2.

NOtlCo is ueF0Oy given GOdG on
or before July /, 1923, all own
ers of property included in the
Assessment District for Arroyo
Covering Project No.. 2, upon
which bonds we're issued, must
pay to me at the office of the
City Clerk of Nogales, Arizona,
the installment of interest due
upon such assessments being in
terest from January /, 1923 to
July /, 1923; and any of such
installments Of interest not paid
on or before that date will be
come delinquent, and thereupon
a penalty of five per cent. (5%)
of the amount of the same will
be added thereto. The amount
due, the names of the owners so
far as known to me, and the
description of the property
assessed are as follows:
Mrs. /. Goodman, assessment
No. /, a strip Of land twenty two
1927 feet in width along the east
ern end of Lot IA in Block
Twelve (12) of the City of No
gales, Arizona, having a front
age on Grand Avenue of Fifty.
eight and 62-100 feet (58.62); six
months interest due, $36 81; ad
vertising fifth period, 81 SO; total
amount due. $41.67.
Mrs. S. A. Doherty, assess.
ment No. 8, a strip of land
Twenty two (22) feet in depth
from the eastern end of Lot No.
2, in Block Twelve (l2) of the
City of Nogales, Arizona, the
said lot having a frontage of
Twenty five and 39-1OO (25.39)
feet on Grand Avenue; six
months interest due, $l7.25; ad
vertising fifth period, 50, q; total
Pamount due, $40 50.
Mrs. Theodore Marsh, assess.
ment No. 4, consisting of strip
of land Twenty-Five (22) feet in
width along the eastern end of
Lot number Three (3) of Block
Twelve (l2) of the City of No
gales, Arizona, having a front.
age of Forty nine and 87-1O0
(49.87) feet along Grand Avenue;
six months interest due. $34 81;
advertising fifth period, $4.53;
total amount due, $39.15.
IT. J. Wylie, assessment No. s,
consisting of strip of land
Twenty two (22) feet in width
along the eastern end of Lot
number Seven (7) of Block mum
Der Twelve (12) of the City of
Nogales, Arizona, having a front
age of Thirty four and 04-1OO
(34.04) feet along Grand Avenue;
six months interest due, $23 13;
advertising fifth period, $3.O4;
total amount due, $2617.
L. w. Mix, assessment No. 16,
consisting of strip of land FIT.
teen (15) feet in width from the
eastern side of Lot numbered
Eight (8) of Block Fourteen Q4)
of the City of Nogales, Arizona,
and having a frontage of One
Hundred Ninety-nine and 4O-1OO
(199. 4O) feet along Grand Avenue
and Sixty : eight and 45-1OO
(68.45) feet along Terrace Ave
nue.; six months interest due,
$87.O3; advertising fifth period,
$11.33; total amount due, $98 36.
All of said premises being de
lineated upon the official Brad.
ford map of the Town of No.
gales, Arizona, of record in the
Office of the County Recorder of
Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona,
this Goth day of May, A D. 1928.
J. w. LARIMORE,
! Superintendent of Streets.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26

Old friends in Nogales of Ro.
maine Fielding, who pleasantly
remember the movie artist when
he was here in 1916. will be glad
to learn that the story Of his
death, published several years
ago in THE BORDER VIDETTE,
was greatly exaggerated" In
the event that Romaine comes to
Tucson, we hope he'll pay his
Nogales friends a visit.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
PATAGONIA.
Interesting News Items Clipped From
the Patagonian.

Shipments of ore are increas
ing. Five carloads were shipped
this week and four were spotted
for next weeks output. Ship
ments are being retarded by lack
of teams and pack outfits. This
condition, however, is rapidly
being overcome.
The Morning Glory, American,
Black Eagle, and Alto and Sa
lero camps are the heaviest ship
pers.
| Several new properties have
ore out and are about ready to
ship. Among these is the fam
Gus Worlds Fair.
! Properties which are expected
to be in operation and produc
ton soon are the Hardshell, the
Blue Nose, Exposed Reef, Lou
Koller's property, Rupert, An
des, Flux, Mowry, and others.
The district is rapidly improv
| ing and some of the larger com
panies are looking over property
| here.
| II. w. Welch, connected with
the Fortuna Mining Company,
and for long time in charge OF
! development work at the Hard,
shell, arrived in Patagonia last
Thursday morning. Mr.. Welch
says work will Immediately be
started on the Bender claims.
adjoining the Hardshell, and
that the property will be devel
oped on a large scale. He says
be has as much faith in the Pat
agonia mining district as he ever
had and expects to see a big
mine developed here.
F. P. O'Neill of the Rupert
mine, was Patagonia visitor
Tuesday. He reports work go
ing along satisfactorily, and one
shaft watered. J. E. Bah.
cock, who has a bond and lease
on the property, arrived from
Los Angeles this week to in
spect work at the mine.
Five cars Of ore went out this
week. The Morning Glory two
cars. the American mine one,
the Jefferson group one and a
mixed car completed the list.
P. M. Etchells motored to No
| gales Monday to meet J. E. Bah.
cock, mining engineer of Los
| Angeles, who has the Rupert
mine under bond.
E. E. Bethel motored to Tue
son Sunday to meet Mrs. Beth
ell, who returned from a vaca.
ton spent in Long Beach, Calf.
While in California Mrs. Bethel
was a guest of Mrs. Maud Fran
cis and daughter, Gladys, for.
mer Patagonia residents.
The border vidette., 1923-05-26
ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
MAY 21, 1929

mine optioned by the American
Smelling & Refg. Co.
Jerome--Actual development
of Jerome Bisbee property start
ed.
Nogales-15 carloads of can
taloupes enter port from west
coast Of Mexico.
Sheldon Wampoo mine starts
ore shipments.
Duncan Valley Utilities Cor
pora ton rushing construction of
light plant.
San Simon-Strong oil indica.
tions at local we'll causing ex.
element.
Yuma-Construction of South.
ern Pacific bridge across Colo.
RADIO river started.
s Pinedale - Standard Lumber
Mills to spend $4,000 equipping
plant.
Morenci-Phelps Dodge Cor
poration opens with 120 men and
3 shifts.
Phoenix-C. & A. Mining Co.
places largest iron casting order
ever placed in state.
Prescott Walnut Creek cat.
tlemer sell 1900 head to Colo.
RADIO buyer.
Casa Grande-Ore running MP
20 $500 per ton opened in Green.
back property.
Yuma-Plans forming for paw.
ed road to Phoenix.
Observation-Disclosures of the
brick and concrete apartment
building started.
Casa Grande-Brown ranch to
be planted entirely to water.
melons.
orenci-Phelps Dodge to en-
large No. 6 concentrator to capa.
city of $500 tons daily.
Kingman-Hope Mining Co.
gets contract for 1000 lbs. of
lenzite.
Tombstone. Bonanza Mill com.
pleted with capacity of 100 tons
daily.
Observation-Disclosures of the
Roosevelt Irrigation District to
bring 10000 acress under Guilt
walton.
Casa Grande-Farmers' Asso.
citation to build warehouse and
fruit packing shed.
Chiricahua-E. P. & S. w.
railroad reballastlng road to Lee
station.
Yuma. G. Penny & Co. to
open local branch.
Florence2Gold strike running
$4,000 to ton opened in Owl
Heads property.
Phoenix gets soap factory with
capacity of 10000 cakes per day.
Tom bstone = La Plata field
brings in one of largest gas
wells in America.
Winkleman-The richest gold
strike in history of state report
ed at local property.
Oatman-Gold Ore company
financed to thoroughly develop
mine.
Pearce-B-S-B Egg farm re-.
celves shipment of 6O54 chicks
from California.
Oatman - Gold Dust Mining
Co. opening commercial ore.
Nogales = Contract awarded
for new federal building.
Miami = Inspiration Consoli.
dated reports big new copper
strike.
Tucson-Machinery to be in.
stalled and Yuma mine thor.
oughly developed.
Jerome-The Jerome Superior
shaft to be unwatered and ex.
ploration started.
San Simon - Thousands of
acres throughout valley signed
up for oil development.
Warren-East Warren Mining
Co. lets contract to sink shaft.
Gila end-Gila Bend, Corne-
liza and Ajo railroad to build
large switching yards.
Ray-Ray Consolidated ship.
ping out 1900 tons daily, 1900
men on payroll.
Yuma-Southern Pacific starts
work on proposed improvement
projects.
Warren-Road work costing
$4,000 to be started.
Wickenburg experiencing old.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-16

PRIJME Sc spolehliva zena ia
hospodyni. Dobry domov a
dobry plat pro radnou zenu.
Haste Sc u JOS. Rybaka, c.slo
1876 Libby Rd. Stop 10. A. B.
c. kara, Bedford, Ohio.
$50
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ROZMNOZENf ZDEJSfHO
MUNICIPALNfHO
SOUDU.

Ida podpise guverner A. V.
Donahey vcera v ohioskem Sc
natu jednomyslne prijatou
Morganovu predlohu, pax bu.
de ma zdejsim mestskem souda
zasedati o Sest soudci vice
Predloha podporovana je hla.
vne Advokatni a Obchodni ko-
morou, jakoz jinymi obcan.
skymi organisacemi a prosla
domem zastupcG a senatem,
odhlasovana v nezmenene for
me. Ze Sc il dostane podpisu
guvernera, o tom neni pochyb.
Nova mista, z nichz kazde jest
spojeno platem $1,000 rocne,
obsazena by byla pax "a listo-
padovych voleb.
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FEDERALNf TAzENf PROTI
PRODAVACUM NARKOTI-
CKYCH DRUCO.


Federalni agent P. Clarks
a 3. M. Martin ..objevili vcera
v {. 1888 Ontario
ulice nakladne zarizeny opio-
w brloh, kde zabaveno opia-
til r1zneho zarizeni V Gene
as S5OO0. Pred tim oba de-
tektivove objevili Y jiste hospo
de Il silnice poblize Massillon,
O. "a $4,000 kokainu, ktery
ukryt byl V otvorech vydlaba-
nych v stenach.
Ia najezdu v Ontario ulici
asistovali detektove O. Diskov
sky Frank Pasicek. v mist
nosti mensich rozmeru ma 2.
patfe nalezeno bylo pet muzu,
z Mich ctyfi byli uplne zmoze-
nj dcinky tohoto narkotickeho
jedu. Patym byl mattel, jenz
hosty svoje obsluhoval. jest
to die udani Chan zee Gin,
jehoz vedlejsim zamestnanim
jest tez pradelna.
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PODIVNf "KOSTYMRI"
v HOLfRNE.

Do holirny ma Euclid ave-.
blize vych. 55. ul. veslo ma
jednou pet muzu, tax re Sc te-
sil mattel na vyborny kseft-
ale chyba lavky - sotva &c
prohodil obvykly next, pfi-
stoupil jeden z prichozich, ale
nikoli, aby Sc uvelebil v zidli,
nechal 81 zuslechtiti oblicej,
naopak zcela smele Sc jal pro-
hledavati zasuvky, ' cemz mu
ostatni ctyri horlive pomahali.
Zprvu sc zamestnanci domnl-
vail, ze jde o nejaky novy kou
SEX zdejsich pand lupicu, ale
zahy byli tohoto omylu wye
deni, kdyz jeden Sc prohlasil
iako policejni serzant John
Kress a druzi jako policiste.
Ia prohlidky nasli v holirne la
hev vina, so sazecich listku ma
zavodni kone a knizku, v niz
ibvl seznam vsech sack ucine-
nych. Najezd vynesl dive "a
tceni T. J. Martina, 100 An
sci Rd. a Ant. Limpumy, 1852
yych. 1913. ul. Budou Sc muset
zodpovidati pro nedovolene
hrani, kdezto Limpuma ma ma
krku krone toho zalobu pro-
hibicnl.
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"a LENINEM PUJDE PRY
TROCKY.

Londyn, Is. sbrezna. - Dny
vudc1 sovetskeho Ruska, Leni,
ma Trockeho, jsou secteny,
die C. r. Crane-a, driv6jsiho
americkeho vyslance v Cine,
jen Z prave odejel z Londyna
do Spojenych StatG po petime-
sicnim pobytu v Europe. Cra-
ne, ,ienz navstivil Petrohrad a
Moskvu nekolikrate behem u
plynuleho desetileti pravi, ze
sovetsky premier nepochybne
umira. Trocky trpi pry .jistou
brisni nevylecitelnou choro-
bou. Casio jest nucen ztravi-
ii vice dni ma lozi a az dosud
marne hledal lllevy.
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Opet 1tok mad'arskych ban
diti ma slovenskou Obec. Jak

Opst ltok mad'arskych ban
diti ma slovenskou obec. Jak
sdeluje "Slovenska Politika z
Plesivce ma Slovensku, stretla
Sc tamni obcanska straz, zfi-
zena ma ochranu pred castymi
ypady mad'arskych banditu,
ma jedne ze svych pochlzek $
tlupou ozbrojenych banditu,
kteri Sc snazili vloupat do tam
nj banky. Bandite straz napa-
dli pokusili Sc il odzbrojit.
Jednomu z clenG obcanske stra
ze Sc podarilo prchnout pri-
volati ma pomoc cetnictvo, KITE
re svedlo mad'arskymi ban
dity pravou bitvu. Bandite Ia
stale strelby utekli k mad'a ar
skym hranicim.
ZbabelOst RasinOva vraha.
"Nar. DEM" sdeluje, re Rasi
nuv vrah Scural, ktcry az d.
sud snaz:l Sc byti cynlckya,,
pfi zpravG smrti dra. Rasl-. !
zrejme byi rozechven. Sve Dll
vod.1 aozEani, BE chtel dra. Ra
sina zabiti, zhabelec odvolal a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-16
JEDNODUCHE VYSVE-
TLENf.

Slevaci jadrari v Clevelan
de stavkuji pro 200 pridavek
ma mzde, pri nejmensim platu
$7.20 Ia 8 hodin.
Delnlci Cd kusu 81 pax prejl,
ably vydelali pri nejmensi o .je-
dnu tretinu vice nez pri praci
denni, totiz $500 "a 8 hodin.
Cas- a pul "a praci pres 8
hodin pfi praci denni cd ku-
SUI.
Vsechna prace, tez stroini,
necht' konana jest We dne.
Cennlk pozadovany pro del
nictyo 60c "a hodinu.
Stavkarum dostava sc pod
pory Mezinarodnl slevacske u
ME jsou oprayneni k moralnl
j financni podpore vsech sleya-
cu a jadrard.
Fred L. Baumgartner
tajemnik.
Labor Temple, 1886 Euclid
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
Tel. Prospect 4945.
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PRIPRAVY K HROMADNf
PONDELNf school,
DELEGATE.
Take predmesti Bratenahl ma
byti plynu zbavenO.

Obcanske sdruzenf prvni
wardy Sc usneslo ma vcerejsi
schdzi jen proti dvema hla-
sum vyslati ma pondelni schdzi
obeaaglsgkych organisaci diva "a
stupce, kterym dan byl pokyn,
ably V plynove otazce podpo-
rovali stanovisko clevelandske
mestske rady. Ia debaty uni
nil Sc radni L. G. Schooley o
obvineni mayora Kohlera, je-
muz pry mela The East Ohio
Gas Co. diktovati, kde ma pod
mlnky jeji podepsati, kteraz-
to okolnost prave m6stskou ra
du pfimela zaujati posici, Wy
jadrenou Marshallovou ordi-
nanci 40c plynu s tax rozho-
dujici vetsinou. Nekteri mluv-
ci staveli Sc pax proti navrhu,
ably konecne vyjednavani bylo
svefeno novemu vyboru peti
prominentnich obcanu celia
zalezitost ponechana k dokon-
6eni mestske rade.
Predseda vyboru, ktery ma
poradati pondelni schdzi We
Winton hotelu, C. G.. Holman,
vcera oznamil, re pozvani
vsem obcanskym organisacim,
k vyslani dvou delegatG, byla
jiz rozeslana.
Predmesti Bratenahl, ktere
jest vlastne kolkolem obklo-
peno mestem Clevelandem,
kan neni vibec mono doda-
vati pfirodniho plynu aniz by
plynovod vedl clevelandskym
1zemim, bylo jiz take ozna-
memo, re bude zbaveno plyno-
We sluzby, dojde-li k uzavreni
plynovodu dne /. kvetna va
bee. Jak prohlasuje tamejsi
mayor R. F. Grant, neni dosud
znamo, jak predmesti z mozne
teto kalamity vybredne. Mali
take plany ma stavbu plynar-
ny vlastni, ale k uskutecneni
jest dosud daleko.
Ma schizi vyboru republi-
kanske damske ligy Hollen-
den hotelu utesoval radnf 'Ja-
kub Stacel pritomne slovy, re
kdyby k uzavreni plynu do
slo, re nebude zajiste trvale a
pozadoval, aby veskere obcan-
stvo sc obrnilo ponekud trpeli-
vosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-16

tvrdi lyrl, ze ho ehtel jen IRA
nitl. tfebas jen lehce, ably tax
vyvniana hyla nejistota, stra n
a obavy financniho ministra.
Zakefny zbab6lec Soupal zane
chal tedy uz sve "hrdinne po-
sy'', kterou chtel imponovati
po SVEN zatceni, kdy litoval, re
dra Rasina Timed nezabil, a
kdy Sc chlubil, ze chtel zabiti
i dra. Preise. Chce zapiranim
ujiti zaslouzenemu trestu.
Mravni hniloba Budapest.
II Budapest Sc sdeluje: Widen
sky obchodnik Karenzcik uci-
nil budapestske policii trestni
oznameni ma tanecnici Anitu
Berberovou, ktera prave nyni
vystupuje hlavnim meste Ma
d'arska, re mu zproneverila
zbozi v Gene 60 milionu mad al
skych korun. Po', dlouhem W.
jednavanf doslo nyni k vyrov-
mani tohoto obsahu, re zalova-
ma tanecnice zatanci pred fill
movym aparatem budapestske
spolecnosti tfi tance naha re
'vylucne pravo k provozovani
'techto film1 bude miti Karenz
elk. Ia tyto tri tance prominul
karenzcik tanecnici duh a
wal trestni oznameni zpet.