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New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
Farmer Refuses to Thresh,
Claiming Prices Too Low

Omaha, Neb, July 28.--A report
from Gibbon, Neb., says farmer near
there began threshing but stopped be-
fore the work had progressed very
far, as he figured the yield at present
prices would not be sufficient to pay
for threshing. Some farmers are stor-
ing their wheat, awaiting a higher
price.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
Religious Education Is
To Be Studied on Isle

Boston, July 2s.--A special train
bearing representatives Of 80 chap
tiers of the Unitarian laymen's league,
members of the leagues administra-
tive staff and a number of religious
educators and lecturers left here to-
day for the Isle of Shoals off Ports
mouth, N. H., for the third annual
institute for religious education.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
Miller Buys Property
On Hartford Avenue

Myer Dunn, Morris s. Dunn, Ed
ward Dunn and Max r. Dunn, have
sold their property located at 1917
Hartford avenue, to Julius Miller.
B. Solomon was the agent.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
HAGUE OFFICIAL DIES

The Hague, July 28.-Prof. A. A.
H. Struycken, member of the state
council, a widely known international
law expert Is dead. Prof. Struycken
was a member of the Hague tribunal
and was one of Hollands delegates to
the Hague conference on Russian af-
fairs.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28

The following young women have
been at the eBta Mu cottage at Indian
Neck for the past week: Mildred Lud-
dy, Inez Campbell, Mary Stack, Hell
en- Downes, Marian Gagan, Grace
Hanrahan. The following will be
guests at the cottage for the week
end: Miss Anna jackson, Miss Leonie
Callen and Miss Rose Mary Woods.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28

Miss Dorothy Goodrich of Ken
sington and Miss Gladys Schneider Of
Maple street have returned from a
visit in Southington.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Madden and
children of 226 Fairview street, left
by auto this morning for Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Madden and children will spend
a month there. Mr.. Madden will re-
turn sometime Sunday. They were
accompanied by L. f. johnson and H.
G. Thompson of Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
PERSONALS

The Misses Agnes and Thelma
Carlson, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl A. Carlson will return home
Monday from Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Shannahan and
family of Hart street have gone to
Silver Sands for two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
FRANK ARCHER says

Based on our June output we require sixty
eight 1857 one-ton truckloads of Moxie
EMPTIES daily to keep Moxieland hum
ming. We have allowed from EIGHT to TEN
MILLION DOLLARS (SS,00O,000 to S10,-
100000 for the return of Moxie EMPFIES.
Please return every case of Moxie EMPTIES
possible.
If there is any delay in filling your order
for Moxie. please believe that we are doing
everything that is humanity possible to give
you prompt service.
New Britain herald., 1923-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Conlon of Hart
street will spend the next two weeks
at Silver Sands.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
Prvni vydani
ShakeSpearOvych her
YZpOnenutO.

Tento ctvrtek byi dnem, ,kdy pied
800 lety poprve vydany byly tiskem
v Londyne Shakespearovy hry.
Tehdy vytisteno bylo 600 knih a
kazda prodana DO libfe sterling0,
Gill v nasich pene71ch DO SIS. Dnes
vydani tato Sc platf Cd $1,000 do
SIS 600. z celeho tehdejsiho vydanf
z1stalo uchovano ma nase easy je-
nom l56 vytiskn a vetsina mich
jeste neni 1plna. Upln9ch je jenom
ID. Diva 1plue whisky patti Balti-
mofan6m. Jeden Mich byl VAST
nen dnes zemfel9m Ross Winansem.
Druhy vytisk jest maietkem lodin
bratTi John w. Garrett a Robert
Garrett. jichz laskavostf zap0jcena
tato vzacne kniha Peabody knihov-
ne niz vystavena bu1e po 10 dni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09

V nternich volbach znevuzs oleu
byl governor ALERT C. Ritchie, de-
mokrat. vetsinou pres Al 900 hlas6
proti Alexandra Armstr ongo9i, re-
publikanu. Governor Ritchie jest
prvnirn governerem Marylandu, KITE
ry po druhe 1Tadu kdy zvolen byls
S MIN zvoleni: "a gen. navladnlho
Thomas H. ssRobinson. demokrat, "a
klerka odvolaciho soudu James A.
Young, demokrat. "a soudce nejvys-
siho soudu Eli Frank, demokrat.
"a statnfho navlRdnfbo Herbert R.
O'Connor, demokrat, "a serifa
John E. Potee, demok1a at. "a klerka
Baltinorskeho m6stskeho soudu
George C Lindsay. demok:at. "a
registratora poslednich Will Edwin
r Downes, demokrat, "a soudce 81
rotGiho soudu demokrati, Myer j.
Block, William M. DEnn a Harry C.
Gather "a kontrolora w S Gordy.
Vsechny dodatky odhlasovany pT1-
znive. Dodatky tyto jsou: zvySen1
sluzneho mayoru mesta ma $40 900
rocn9 (dostava nyni $6 00O), deseti.
milionova vodnf pnjcka ma postave-
nj 6stfedni policejni budovy.
V mest9 Baltimore governor Rit-
chic dostaI 49, .952 hlasn. proti kan
didat Armstrong 23 272 hlas6. Pra-
vi sc, 5e hlasy zid6. jez pravidla
hlasujf republikany, dany byly
demokrst6m d1vodu. ze Arm
strong narknut byl b6hem X ,mpane,
ze sc mu doslane podpory Ku Klux
Klanu. Ritchie zid6 mel pred
most jednak ze MIN ma volebnim
listku uchazel sc o zvolen1 Eli
Frank a paks ze ostfe stoj1 proti
Ku Klux KIanu.
Soudce Frank ie presidentem
SdruEene zidovske dobroeinnosti.
S demokraticko uetsinou v9tsi
nezIi 3 ku l senatu a domu zastu-
pc1 governor Richie asi poloz1 pied
Marylandskcu zakonodarnu sv6.
program ma splneni slib6, ktere v
Rampant dany byly volic6m. Mezi
t9mito sIiby ma prednlm mlste ie
snizeni statnich dani, rozsireni sy
stemu statnfch silnic, rozmnozen
klerkG dFadovne statniho audito.
ra, aby knihy zkoumany byti moh.y
nejmen6 jednou roce, rozsifen
1stavn pro choromyslne atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09

Budoucf senat bude skladati sc re
% demokrat1 z republikann. v
Dome zastupc1 bude SO demokratt
25 republikann.
V Baltimore m9ste Richie mad
Armstron9em mel v6tsinu 1,119
hlas1. We venkovskych okresech
Ritchie dostal vetsjnu Jenom We
tfech V okresech Armstrong do
stal 1854 Ritchie 1851. Ma
Eastern Shore. ktery daval demo-
kratickou vetsinu, Ritchie tentokra-
tie prohral zatfm co.. ma druhe stra.
ne zapadni jiznf Maryland. prayi-
deln6 iepublikansky. pfichylil Sc
casteen6 ku dem mokrat1m. Allega-
nv, republikansky okres, dal Rit ,hie
vetsinu 644 HAST. St. Mary's dal
vetsinu skorem 400 hlasn Ritchie.
mu
Pc celem statu vidno, ze susi
Ritchieho nevolili. Nevi Sc dnes
urc't 'te, zdali by byl Armstrong neu-
delal lepe, kdyby Sc byl prohlSsil
"a kandidata suchych. ze governor
Ritchie dostal hlasy nepfatel prohi-
bice jest jiste. Mel odporuceni
sdruzenf proti prohibicniho. kdezto
Armstrong odporucenf suchSch me-
mel. Jak zTejmo. mnozf byli susi
demokrate, ktefi ku volbe vnbee
'nesli. Kdyby byl Armstrong Wy
stoupil jako suchy kandidat. susl
byli by asi ku volb9 sli a vetsina
Ritchieho snizena. Ze governor Rit-
chic Allegany okresu zvitezil. pfi-
cisti jeho oblibe mezi tamnimi u
hlokopy. Oblibu uhlokopG COVER
ner 81 zajistil. kdyz odepfel dobe
tamnich nepokoj1 tam poslat VOL
sko.
Vitezstvi Ritchieho naplnuje "a
dosti ucinenim tim celou demokrati
ckou stranu pc Spojenych Statech,
jez spolu jasa mad vitezstvlm v
Kentucky.
New Yorsky World" Balti
morsky Evening Sun" mluvi GO
verneru Richie jako moznen1 kan
didatu presidentskeho 1fadu pri bu.
doucfch volbach.
Ze Baltimorsti Cechoslovaci pfi.
spell CO mohli ku vft6zstvi Ritchie
no, jest nespornym.
Ku dalsimu vedeni spravy statu
Marylandu governerem Ritchiem
mnoho zdaru!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09

Jeden stanek zrfzen bude vn,-
VEN modelnfm obchode naby tkove
firmy Klecka-Levy-Russ5 a dlu-
hy budove Baltimorske CONNER.
cial banky.
Povinnost' kaze nam b1ti eleny Ger
veneho Kfize Cerveny Kriz vnei
Ceskoslovenske republice ukazal sc
bV i vzdy nejlepslm pTifelem Po-
sledni dnkaz sveho pfatelstvi ukazal
nam dopravenf do Ameriky po.
Sestne Bakulovy Druziny. Reditel
Bakule pohnute dekuie "a pomoc a
pfatelstvi Americkemu Cervenemu
Kfizi. Pomozm- vsichni nasim
clenstvlm a splat me aspoil castecn9
tn lasku nasim prokazanou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
Americky Cerveny kriz I'VE ku
ObnOveni CIenStVf.

Baltimorska odbo6ka Cerveneho
KFize zada vsecnny slechetn6 citici,
aby obnovili sVe clenstvi teto Dej.
krasnejsi instituci sveta I'VE ty,
kdo cleny nelson. ably jimi Sc stall
Kampafl ma ziskani povych clen1 ma
budouci rok trvati bude cd IL. IL
stopadu do 29. listopadu.
Pani Svejdova doufa otevfiti dve
stanky, nichz kszdy uprfnny Ce.
choslovak mslym rocnim prispeV.
KEN mite pomoci Cervenemu Krizi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
MoraYSk0- -Sl0venSka hudebni
druzina v Baltimore.

Minuly tyden Jsme NELL poteseni
vyslechnouti Moravsko-Slovsnske
hudebnlky. ktefi pTijeli do Ameriky
ku poradani vefejnych koncertn
mezi svymi krajany. U mas v Bal.
timore se zdrzeli cd stfedy az do
nedele, kdy po veGernfm koncertu
unaseni byli vlakem do Pittsburgh.
Prvni koncert uspofadali v Osadni
sini sv. V2clavske We stredu ve.er.
Dalsi koncerty byly:ssv Sokolovn9 We
ctvrtek. Delnickem Dome " pa
TEX. vssobotu v Sokolovne koncert
spoien byl 8 plesem. V ned9li rAno
Y kostele sv. Vaclava " 10. hodin
hrali cirkevn1 pisne, odpoledne kon-
cert pro d1tky vecer konecn5 kon-
cert v Osadnf sini pfi velke navste-
We.
HoSpoda zavrena zayrenfm ySerh.
V pundeli rano dvefe ''Shot To-
wer" saloonu. {. 8O4 E. Fayette
ulico, byly zavreny. kdyz nekolika-
denni ostudy dostoupily vrchole
sveho zatceni maiitele a dvou
bartendr6. Hospoda jednou skorem
roztffskana navstevnfky. podruhe
byla pobofen$ p6stnim zapasem
manzetky majitele. Po tfeti pfisla
policie slave hospody uein9n nahl5
konec. Soudce Stein vydal pom
deli rano I'zatykac iak ma majitele.
Jeana Laudetta. tax jeho bartendry,
Josepha Runge. (. 426 N. Montford
Ave. a Michaela Fabera. l4O4 Bank
ulice. Vsichni tfi umistn9ni byli
v celach 1stfedni policejni stanice
ma obzaloby, Re udrzovali vykfieenS
d1m a ze prestoupili VolsteadHv
zakon. Manzelka rnajitelova Lau-
dette. sedi v zslafi pro dtok ma
Marii Warfield, 10 manzelku War
fielda. {. 1929 Light ulice, milenku
to majitele hospody Laudetta.
Warfieldova jest Mercy nemocnici
s rozfiznutym oblicejem rozbitou
lebkou nasledkem rvacky. niz
Laudettova vrhla Sc ma Warfieldo-
YOU nozem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
VojenSke zaSoby prodvanyvy Ia
facku''

AOGMUs
We Washingtonu vysetrovanfm
prislo ma stopu skandalnimu prodeji
voienskSch potTeb, jez uchovany
byly We skladistich Perryville,
Md. Vysetrovanim zabyv6 Sc sena-
tni vybor. TAX k. pr. $4,000 Ii
mnich pajama. jez usity byly do.
De valky zenami po Spojen5ch Sta
tech pro Americky Cerveny Krzf,
prodavany byly 20 sc centech kus
ke kusu Tisice tisfce loznfch DO
kryvek prodano po l6 II centech.
Pres million rucnikn prodano ami ne
"a petinu pnvodni sve ceny Zasoby
tyto "a Primo malou cenu sm9sn9
koupila spoleSnost' Thompson-Kealy
Lieut. Commander O'Leary, jenz
fidil prodje udal. Re pokryvky byly
stare Dokazanc vsak. ze byly 6pl-
ne move p6vodnich obalech zaba
lene. Co nejsmutne jsim Jest, Jest
to, ze dnes vlada nucena potfeby ty
znovu kupovati "a vysoke ceny.
Valeeni lodi pomoh0u kn zdaru.
Ma so valecntch lodi zakotvi
Chesapeake zalivu patek a sobo-
tn, aby pfitomnosti svoif pomohly
ku zdaru footballov6 hry mezi muz-
stvem pozemni namofni armady.
Football hran bude sobotu odpo-
ledne We stadiu. Pies 8 tisic manor
nik1 vylodeno bude sobotu p1l
devate rano. SeTadi Sc ma E. Falls
avenue odkud po Fallsway PARADE
vati budou ma Eager ulici. Cathed-
raj ulici a ma Mt. Vernon Place.
kdez spoil se ostatnimi ku pocho-
du do stadia.
TIL autOmObiliSte do Yezeni.-
Tfi nedelni automobilovi vyletnici
odsouzeni byli rond9li do vezeni
pro iizdu v automobilech dobe.
kdv byli plni alkoholu Charles R.
Harris vrazil do automobile Villa
ma Edwarda, ,stojiciho pred domem,
{ 1902 Mosher ulice. Poslan byl
do vezeni ma sest m9sfc6. William
E. Bayne hnal Sc plnou silou DO
Washington boulevard. Straznik
rozjafeneho zatkl soudce dal mu
| 6 mesic6. aby> v chladku kofalky
Sc vypafil. James R. Warfield,
rnzove nalad6 pohffzeny pohrdliv9
bez zastaveni Sc rozehnal pred zna-
menim Stop. Policista jej zasta-
vii ma North a Linden avenue a
soudce zastavil jej do v9zenf ma 80
onl.
H0nl Sc "a drhOu.
Odhaduje Sc, ze BaltimoFane ztra-
till kolem 10 milion1 dolar6 v hon.
be "a rychlym zbohatnutim. Pekna
to hromadka pensz. ktere blazni ti-
to uzitecneji uziti mohli, ale prece
jenom jako kapka vo1y We skopku.
Postovni odbor odhsduje, ze million
Americana rocne ztraci ma ieden
billion dolar1 r0znych podvodn1ch
spekulacich. do nichz strhnouti Sc
daOa v nadeji. ze rycAle zbohatne.
Hlouposti lidske konce neli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
Trida pro zadatele O obcanStvf.

Tfidy, nichz vyueovanf anglicane
i. fijnem pocinaje We skole, {. Is,
ma rohu Patterson Park Ave. Nc
Elderly ulice, rozsfTeny byly prida-
MIN zvlastnf tfidy pro ty, kdo pri-
pravujf Sc ku obdrzen1 obcanstvi.
Tfida tato nynf otevrena jest
vsem krajanGm a vsem. ktef1 budou
zadati o Americke obcanstvi. Cely
kurs rozvrzen jest ma 20 vecer1.
Tflda schazeti Sc bude pond4li a
We ctvrtek veeer cd p1l osme do p1l
desate hodiny. Pfi skonceni cbdobi
ii. kdo proidou kursem. odmen6ni
budou zvlastnlm diplomem. ktery
naturalisatnfm soudcem uznan jest
jake dakaz znalosti zadatelovy a Ia
datel osvobozen jest ma zaklad9 jeho
dalsi zkousky. Ii, kdo kurs prod9-
lati chteji, potfebujl znalost' angli.
ciny.
Anglicke Tidy fizene vychovatel-
skym odborem mesta dnchazi stale
vetsi obliby pod schopnym rizenim
fedirele, Johna w. Lewise. k. pf.
jedna tfida. jez pocala J.. fijna,
dnes rozsffena We dalsi.
Krajane, uzijte vzacne prilezito-
sti. Uceni zdal ma!
Proti p0drentoyani mist v
trzniCich.
Zastupci sdruzenf obchodnik1 v
severovychodni casti m6sta podali v
pondel i protest mayornvi Jacksono
vi proti nynejsimu zp1sobu, jimz
dovoleno jest majiteldm stankn v
mestskych trznicich tyto pronajima-
ii jinym. Spolu protestovano bylo
proti prodeji stfizn1ho zbozf, cukru.
kavy. kofeni a podobneho. Mayor
zadan byl, ably vymohl zakon "chu-
de zeny". iimz neni dcvoleno VISTA
vovati ku prodeji ma stanku stfiznf.
no zbozl "a vice nez $40. Zaken
tento nynf stale a stale pfestupovan
jest. Sdruzeni vysvetlilo mayorovi.
ze trznice zrfzeny byly jenom pro
prodej masa zelenin re obchod-
niku 8 grocernimi potTebami neni
mono konkurovati 8 t6mi. ktefi
grocerni politely trznicich proda-
vaji. Mayor odpovedel delegaci, ze
dosud nem9l prilezitost' zabyvati Sc
se stavem trznic ze ud9la co bude
moci.
Cesky radni. August Klecka. pro-
vazel delegaci ku mayorovi. Klecka
uvedl pfedlohu zakonu "chude
zeny" mestske rad9. Pfedloha
pfedpisuje. Re zadatele mfsto v
trznici musi schvaleni b5ti iax do
hliziteli mad dobrocinnosti TAX ma
yorem mesta.
Cent odSkOdneh0.
Earl H. Sanders. veteran po-
slednl yalky ysoudil cely cent oi-
sFodneho zalobe. kterou podal
proti Dru. Gustavu A Fritzovi.
zdravotnlmu dfadniku Baltimo-
rskeho okresu. Sanders zaloval
Ora. Fritze ma odskodne obnosu
$685. pro odcizeni lasky manzel-
ciny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
MiStnl zprdyy.
ZkrajanSkyLh kruhI.


ulice We start SO rokn 20 3lete bo-
lestn6 nemoci. Zesnula pohThena
byla 5. listopadu z. domu smutku do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hf
bitov Nejsa. Vykupitele. Pohfebnl
obfad vykonal Rev. Vetrovec. Pred
casneho oichodu n Anzelky zeli tru-
chlfcI manzel.
- Dne 6. listopadu zemfela pi.
Anna Hromadnik {. 1897 Abbott
ulice, We start 79 rok1, seslosii We
KEN. Zesnula byla vdovou. Zro-
zena byla Cechach. Pohfeb ze-
snule konan buie patek l9 listopa
du domu smutku do kostela sv. Va
claga aodtud ma hfbitov Neisv. W.
kupitele.
Pohfby tyto vypraveny byly fir
mou Cvach a Syn.
Dne 4. listopadu zemfel p.
Eugene Edward Dvofak. ydovec 20
Mamie Dvorak. Zesnuly pohfben
Eyl 5. listopsdu.
Rad Baltimore, {. AZ C.S b.
PJ. oslavi sve Jubileum a0ti lete
trvani spojene 8 agitacnf sch1zi
nedeli. dne 5, listopadu. urcite We
8. hodiny oopoledne. Hlavni rad z
New Yorku vysila ku teto oslave
sve dfedniky; br A. R. Zichu,
predsedu HI. Radu, br. j. j. Kar-
nika, tai. HI radu br. S. Zacha.
pokl. HI. fadu Be. pTedae1a Hi.
Radu A. R. Zicha co slavp5stni rec-
mix predlozi ct. obecnestvu obsah
slavnosti te atd. Rad Baltimore (
az nelituie vydaje g oslavou tou
spojene pfipravuje ct. obecenstvu
bohaty program ku uspokojenf
yaech pfitomnych. Vstup jest dpl-
ne volny kazdy krajan jest 8 s.ieho'
rodniou vitan. Vytecna hudba bu-
de psi oslave 1einkovsti. "Viz pro-
gram"
Ia Rad Baltimore {. az C.S.B.P.J.
Slavnostni vybor.
- We stTedu oddani byli: pan
Josef Kus Sc sleenou Annou Bureso.
YOU. Pc oddavkach nasledovala
hostina svatebni dome rodic1 me-
vesty.
Honba "a lupicem privedla
groceriStu do vezeni
v podezfeni ze je ban0itou. Will
liam Hoffman. grocerista z Orchard
ulice, veazen byl do v6Zeni, kdyz
kratce nc pnlnoci nedele ra pom
deli policie vesla do domu jeho
mad obchodem nasla misto
tandity zascby kofalky pomncek
ku paleni.
Najemnik ,jenz dome groceristy
bydli. telefonvoal ma policejni sta
nici. ze bandite vnikli do obchodu a
ze dosud jsou tam. Straznici prih-
nall Sc ku domu. kde nalezli vsech.
ny dvefe zavfene
Pomoci zebfiku a okna dostali Sc
do vnitf. Hoffman vkradl se do
tfetiho poschodi. policiste "a MIN.
We svetnici sebran on. 80 galonova
nadoba. z nfz jen Sc konfilo, 80 ga
lonn hotove ~kornove koralky Is
pnl pintovych nadob naplnenych
"ialovcovou". Holman dokazal,
Re je majitelem obchodu. ne BAN
ditcu. kofalce vymluvy jeho byly
marny.
Rozak pokutovan "a obtezoyani
diVek.
Ostuda Baltimorskych ulic, mia
dici ktefi se vail ma rozich ulic ku
pohoTseni pofadnych lidi. radeji
at 81 dali pozor. ably nemeli opleta-
nj Sc severovychodni policejni stani
CT. V rondeli rano soudce Rohleder
odsoudil 2lleteho George Owepse,
(. 24l5 F.. Monument ulice, ku pla-
cent pokuty $2l pro pohorslive pcz-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
ROzak pokutovan "a obtezoyani
diyek.

Ostuda Baltimorskych ulic, mia
dici ktefi sc vail ma rozich ulic ku
pohoTseni poTadnych lidi. radeji
at 81 dali pozor. ably nemeli opleta-
nj Sc severovychodni policejnf stani-
CT. V rondeli rano soudce Rohleder
odsoudil 2lleteho George Owense,
(. 24l5 F.. Monument ulice. ku pla-
cent pokuty $2l pro pohorslive pcz-
namky Jim cinene ma Angelii Bar
rett. Owens zatcen byl nedeli We.
Ger.
Pro ceskou kolonii smutnym zje-
VEN jest. re mnozi cesti rodicc We
nevedi anebo nechtf vedeti.c jejich
ditky ma ulicich tropi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-11-09
Cent 0dSkOdneh0.

Earl H. Sanders. veteran po-
sledni valky ysoudil cely cent o1-
sFodneho zalobe. kterou podal
proti Dru. Gustavu A Fritzovi.
zdravotnlmu 1fadniku Baltimo-
rskeho okresu. Sanders zaloval
Ora. Fritze ma odskodne obnosu
$25. 900 pro odcizeni lasky manzel-
ciny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-08-03
NEAR F||Il[
ACCIDENT

h 1o1R TT Mt HoDDo9s q q
caek aQsney = 0satseso w. 1afAll
Injured 0at1rday uosainR NJ a
lear n WaieA - w. 1i1ln4 t1gSol ~
|ee the 0fEallea In tUS ~ -
|ef town. ~ esmDWhnt ouha61eA 9
NJ. fspDsr, alE1e h . dnaDag11o -
0etoa When ~ 4seeSe was a1nnano
|eDpears - - Making Z fnvsglh1s =
|eovery at tia timo.
Mr.. Rspper and ". C. Wflssa, IN
Dodge car driven ard owned 81 u
latter, were On their way from Non
rose to Denver, Mr.. Wilson Roin1 !;
meet his wife 1t that place, and n
Pepper to attend q Buick dealer
meeting. The two men left Mon
rose at about i've o'clock Saturda
morning taking late breakfast he
in Gunnison, the accident occurriI
between 1000 and 100 O'Clock. &
the deceitful curve Of the road
the top Of the hill, with which q
|driver was evidently unfamiliar, q
rear Of the car slkidded in the sha
turn, and Pepper, thinking that wi
son had lost control put his hand |
the wheel and attempted to guide the
to safety. The result was Meth
man had control over the car, viii
turned abruptly and skidded over d
bank, turning over once and landiI
right side up, about ten feet Il
low the road, with Wilson still in d
seat and his hands still on the whei
Pepper was thrown from the car al
his chest crushed. Several men v!
were working In field nearby, car
to the motorists' aid. Pepper vi
brot to town and DR.. McDonoul
summoned. After . hard fight 4
his life, during which the injui'
mans wife and daughter were b4
from Montrose in . hurry-up trip !
Joe Hartman, the doctor succeeded :
extending Peppers chances for I
|covery and be now seems to Be I
the mend. This will be good news
the many friends Of the injured mi
~ he Is well known and well I'LL
all over the Western Slope.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-08-03
Lightning Plays
Freaks in StOl

Rarely in the history Of Gum
have we known such thunder st
to occur as took place last Tue.
night. Lights were twice put ouI
lightning, causing quite a comma
at the movie theatre. Five COVE
q bull belonging to Mrs. L. N. b
ton on North Beaver creek, were
ed by one flash. Luke Daley,
in-law Of Mrs. John Clifford, reti
that It was necessary to send an 8,
engine from Salida to pull the 4
enger train up Marshall Pass,
while at that place, Mr.. Daley,
il . Rio Grznde trainman.
three times Knocked down BY
lightning, receiving NO injuries I
evess except . general sti6enfngj
his joints, which passed OF IN q!
hours. A hard rain als4s aecompoI
the lightning, but as the rains are
ing much for the dry farmers, I
shouldn't kick about that,
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-08-03
NATION MOURNS DEATH Of PRESIDENT HARDING


Ny doar Nh. Lake:.
! IN surely . luely dnAes, IN spits
ct being . plano tuner and Mn1le
Pm. I nnished % e Cunnissa luly
alt and eamo 81 - ". ]. CnlAxaS
ranch b spend . Anal day. III -
q hand was Fide for horses. Frank
Collard, his son, Freddie, Royal Coll
ard, son Of w. ]. Collard, and myself,
four hroncs and four hounds made up
the party. Having rained all night,
we were in hopes Of finding fresh
bear signs. We rode leisurely up onto
Fossil ridge, found the horses and
headed back. Our hopes for bear were
getting low, when suddenly Frank
Collard, in the lead, hollered: Boys,
there's our bear" Four frantic dogs
were turned loose and away they went,
believing like mad, and our crazy
riders, ditto. Imagine yours truly
whose worst stunt has been q tin Liz
xie, competiting with those three cow
|punchers. assure you it wasn't al
together from choice, for my horse,
like the rest, knew exactly what was
| up, and it was simply a case Of
"stay put" and arrive on the scene
with the rest or decorate the land
scape. Believe me, that mile Of rocky
i gullies, brush, timber, logs and
swamps was covered in record time,
but / am not particularly ashamed to
admit pulled leather most Of the
way. The claw marks on that pine
| tree showed that those hounds had
sent that 800 pound brown bear up
that tree trunk, thirty feet, in record
time, and he had no intention Of COM
| Ing down, either. To cap the climax
Of the day for me, the three insisted
that perform the final ceremony, and
the "tenderfoot" was handed the gun.
Say! Did have days sport, and
was ! out with real sportsmen! You
tell 'em!
Very truly,
r. L. DICK.
p. S.-This IL the ''day after" No
one needs to remind me that I was
latyide = bropce for thirty miles .xes-