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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-09

seen. The situation in Germany il con-
sidcrcd extremely grave in aII official
quarters. and the solution Of ths rep
arationS question is apparently more
remote than ever.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-09

LONDON, Nov. Civil war III Ger
many II regarded here A. the only log
ical outcome Of tie rebel action In Mu-
rich. and such a result is considered in
evitable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-09

remote lndH ever.
BERLIN, Nov. 9-The outbreak in
Munich has been suppressed, according
70 Reuters, and the former chief OF
Police won B0ehmer. one or the leaders
Of the movement, and who was appoint
ed one of the governors OF Bavaria has
been arrested. Adoiph Hitler, who de-
clarcd himself chancellor Of Germany,
with General Ludendorf. whom Hitler
made ministW Of war and commander i'm
chief OF the German army, have barr
caded themselves i'm the ministry Of
war.
All other buildings are held by the
regular Bavarinn government under
Premier killing and The members Of
the cabinet. who are IN continuous scs-
sion determined TO protect the republic
against the monarchists
1t i generally believed here that the
reichswehr will remain loyal to ths
central government.
The intense activity here following
the first news Of the outbreak has died
down. and police guards have been with
Information from Munich An very scarce.
due to telegraph and railway eommuni-
cation being suspended
An edict was issued BY Minister or
War Gucsslar forhidding the prblica-
tion Of other than official reports.
later adrices received thi~ afternoon
show that Dr. Ven Kahr. the Bayarian
dictator. aud General Won I4OSsuw. COM
mander Of The .reischwehr. have def
nitrh aligned themselves against the
TI;tIer-TudeEdoF organization. and that
the coup has been confined wholly 20 ihe
Munich brew house IN which II was
staged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-09
PIPE FITTINGS

Many tErl0nds i'm stock 90 iii
your order. Our stock In the best
AL sizes. shapes and kinds. We
are headquarters.
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-09

] " to 15 b. p. Fairbanks Morse
and Kreuger Atlas OIL Engines
In stock. Centrifugal Pumps.
Evening star., 1923-08-21
PROXY BRIDES FATE
STILL UNDECIDED
Court Holds Up Deportation of
Melahat Nazib, Granddaughter
of Ex-Turkish Grand Vizier.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, August 21.-Mela-
hat Nazib, granddaughter of a former
Turkish grand vizier and proxy bride
of NJ. Modianos, proprietor of fash
lonable ladies' hair-dressing estab-
Iishment here. will not know until
Monday, August %, whether she will
be allowed to remain in this country
or deported back to Turkey.
Judge Foster of the federal district
court yesterday continued the hear
ing on her petition for a permanent
Injunction restraining immigration
authorities from deporting her on the
ground that the federal government
does not recognize proxy marriages
and because the Turkish quota for
August had been exhausted prior to
her arrival in this country aboard
the French liner Missouri on Au-
gust 3.
Mrs. Modianos was held for depor-
tation back to Turkey by irhmigra-
ton authorities following her arrival
but was released from custody on a
$1,000 bond by the habeas corpus
route on the night of August 8. She
is residing with her husband in an
apartment. The couple plan to mar
ry according to the American law
just as soon as Judge Foster an
nounces his decision, they said.
Evening star., 1923-08-21
MAY BEATTY Plus.
Arrangement Under Way to Place
Dead Pope Among Saints.

ROME. August 21.-Yesterday was
the ninth anniversary of the death of
Pope Plus y, and Cardinal Merry Del
Val returned to Rome from his VEGA
tlon to celebrate mass in he presence
of many of the faithful, including the
sisters of the late Pope, in the crypt
where Plus is buried. Other masses s
were celebrated by Mgr. Parrotin,
nephew of Plus Y, and Able
Pierami.
The cardinal vicar has formed a
Roman diocesan tribunal to examine
the miracles attributed to Plus X in
order to obtain his beatification. The
tribunal is composed of Patriarch
Huyn, as president. and Arch bi shops
Testa and Tolei. The judges of the
Dutch episcopacy have sent a peti-
tion to the Pope asking him to ac-
celerate the cause of Identification
and the Archbishop Of Cambrai has
written the pontiff i'm the same sense.
Evening star., 1923-08-21
Notions at Reduced Prices

Sanitary Napkins superior quality, dozen box,
Bathing Carriers, assorted coors, pair I7c
Satin Bathing Shoes broken size assorted coors pair SEQ
Rubberzed Bandannas, assorted designs, each,
Embroidery Edgng assorted fine quality yards,
Insertions assorted coors very fine quality, yard,
RoyaI ain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-21
Continued From Yesterdays Starr

There was something indecent in the
sight, as of an old person mutilated.
The men crowding to look swore un-
der their breathS..
"All right" said Greg, grimly.
"They shall pay for this with the
rest. Come on now. We're wasting
precious time"
Evening star., 1923-08-21
Toilet Necessities Reduced

81 size Mavis Talcum Powder, box,
25c size Mary Garden Talcum Powder, DO
25c size La May Talcum Powder, box,
65c La Media Cold Creaned Powder, box,
75c Oakley's Violet Toilet Water bottle,
10c Imported Lanoline Toilet Soap, cak,
Evening star., 1923-08-21

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19

The Bible, calling for scripture quo
tations from the congregation.
Misses Mary Martin, Of Farming
ton, Elizabeth Davis, and Rose Han
sci, of Frostburg, have returned to
their homes after spending the week
at this place.
Mr.. Webster SIabaugh has secured
employment in the Railroad shops at
Kevser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock and
son, Harvey SWartZentruber and Miss
Emma Burkholder attended the BUrk-
holder reunion near Keyser's Ridge,
Sunday.
A cyclone passing through Della
ware demolished a new barn which
was being constructed on Milton
Swartzentruber's farm.
A beautiful pine tree, which has
stood near Mr.. Sol Slabaugh's house
since pioneer days. was struck by
lightning last Wednesday evening.
Sam and Lena Slabaugh,' Mrs. Gill
Slabaugh and children and Emma
Burkholder motored to Greenland
Gap Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spoerlein spent
Tuesday at Hoyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gortner and
daughter, Of GTantsville. were guests
Of home folk Sunday and Monday
Last week Mr.. Elmer Schrock, with
the aid OF a number Of his nei%hbors,
were engaged in moving q house
which Mr.. Schrock recently purchased
from Mr.. Ernest Ridder. The house
zg-ae r1I1p.E ,r f,rr7,r,9 ,,z oF,I t-z-, c+oo7,,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
For SHERIEF-

7 berebv announce ,,,-raIr . .,.,. .
the nonoipotio, Of Sb my seil canuluate Tor
sIIbiact 70 tbn lit e. ~ ~ u SaILett county
mary eIeC+iCn o,5 ,,,Ct one - huolIGaH PIT
support of the male and fer,aio s ,'aa tns
ny o9Gity JOHN I. FORMAN.
I berebv annouroo ,,,,o1f . ,.,,,;.1.4
the nonip,ton of Sbar;F calLo!uaLe Ior
subject 70 tbo os,it sc az % D. ~! county
mary election abd r,os+ PR
supnort of he votors ca, sNIict the
uPpOi' VI 'iie 'oters' male ana lemale. at the
po Pioa-,r+ y,.1Io,. n, JOhN M NJ kISNER.
hereby announce myself = candidate fo.
tho month"; 49, 20 e. my9eil q cahu!uaIe Tor
s,Ihiec+ 10 ~ - 4'eItI ol Sarreit county
maTv eIec+ion nd "a, 49,, 81 Cne ntpuohGan prl-
votes ana ingao it.O ~ e1Ine9tiy s0IlcC the
to'es an" influence OF the people OF the coun-
Oakland Ma n1o,ot ~ 900 90 RAMSEY.
bo,,r,,- .,,,,,..,,,,.. =,
the Po,I,LIi ,; HSSeIi GahaIdate Tor
rat+ co5,+ az Ior ohefln OF Car
mary oinii,n ~ 70 .HG result OF the prl-
NOT Of A. -, ,t-iu eacuGSCy soHcit me sup
20 u Che members OF the party in all parts
Oakland 6istric+ No n HuA tIAf.
borot,, .r,,.,,-.- --.,.
tba roi ~; ~ e. InyseI candidate Tor
sI6i+ - ~ VI 2neIrI OF barrett County,
Tosr,, o1o+; Se iesS'' ol tHe hepuoiican phi
mary election: ana most respectfully solicit
count u ''e voters IN an parts Of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
FORD COMPANY RAPIDLY
EXPANDING IN THE EAST
Additions TO Plant In New York
Is Announced

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News
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voIDmn If nrodur+fon viii h, soo,,,lJ
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hat If radiators md vino, goa1., a,,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE

Lots in Fairview Cemetery are now
offered for sale at reasonable prices.
The property is ideal for the purpose.
Plats may be seen. Call Bell Phone
"a, Observation-Disclosures Il If.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
GRANT KING WITHDRAWS
His Candidacy For the Nomina-
ton For Sheriff

Mr.. Grant King, who was one of the
first candidates in the field for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff Of
the county, in a letter to The Repub-
lican dated at Kempton, addressed to
the voters Of the county, says:
Il have had my announcement out
for sheriff for some time. | have
been with the Davis Coal and Coke
Company for five years. Since an
nouncing my candidacy the company
has made me fire boss at monthly
salary, which | greatly appreciate.
Under these circumstances | feel that
| should remain with the company
which has thus shown its confidence
in my ability, and therefore | most
respectfully withdraw my candidacy
for the nomination for Sheriff. | de-
sire to thank every Individual who has
promised his or her support at the
primaries.
"If at any time I can be Of assis-
lance to my friends | shall be glad to
render what service | can.
"GRANT KING"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that
V. c. DiIlinger, is sexton Of Fair
view Cemetery, the property owned
by Idle Taylor Hayes. Lot owners
viii please consult the sexton before
placing anything upon the graves on
their lots in the way of tin cans,
glass jars, etc. Also lot owners are
not permitted to dig oDz walks around
their lots. Oakland Cemetery Com
pany is hereby notified not to tres
pass in any manner by fences or 9th
erWise or throw trash from Oakland
Cemetery Company's property on my
property. Oakland Cemetery Com
pany is also notified mat your sex
ton is not permitted to dig graves or
attend to lots on my property % the
lot holders property in said Fairview
Cemetery. Idle TAYLOR HAYES.
Advertisement 13-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK
GG3GGt9a 8EEHgH2-H .-Esg

The camp meeting closed on Sun
day night. The meeting throughout
was largely attended and great inter-
est was manifested with the result
that splendid achievements were &C
cOmplished for the church and relig-
ion. The largest attendance at any
meeting held here for Years was that
of Sunday when 1t Is thought more
than five tauusa.d people Were on
the grounds who came i'm automobiles
and by trains. Ii has been estimated
that more than a thousand cars We're
here the last day Of the camp. There
were eighty ministers in attendance
at the meeting.
The sessions Of the Pittsburgh Ep-
worth League Institute began on Mon
day eveningWith more than four hun
dred delegates in attendance. The
meetings, which are inspirational to
a wonderful degree, are led by men
and women of renoWn. The evening
meetings, in the old auditorium, are
especially attractive and interesting
They begin with a song service in
which the voices of the several hun
dred young people are blended, fol-
lowed by lectures on various religious
subjects. Tuesday night DR.. Piper,
pastor Of the First NJ E. church of
Cleveland, Ohio, delivered a wonder
full talk on the heroes Of civilization,
his lecture centering about the life
work of David Livingston in Africa.
Pathetic to a degree, historically ac-
curate and delivered in a style wholly
the speakers own, DR.. Piper sheld his
large audience under the spell of his
message for an hour or more.
The institute will close on the 23rd
instant and will be followed by the
assemblage Of the Baltimore Epworth
League institute the same evening for
a weeks session.
The Park is at this time well pat
ronized. Nearly every cottage has
been opened and occupied.
A three days chautauqlia is being
booked, which will be from August 9
to ~.
Miss Jennie Smith, one Of the earl
lest residents Of the Park, now in her
eighty-tirst year, is visiting friends
here at the present time.
Mrs. Christina Murphy, a daughter
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. John Blam-
bic, Of Garrett county who is now a
resident Of Pittsburgh, spent lasy
week in the Park attending the camp
meeting. Mrs. Murphy is now the
guest of her sister, Mrs. p. p Gort-
ner, at Gortner.
Mr.. j. ". Feather. accompanied by
his daughter and granddaughter. Mrs.
Coral Whitsell and Miss Julia Whit
sell, respectively, and by Mrs. Smith,
all OF Bruceton, West Va, motored to
Maintain al Doll
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Send your Job Printing to The Re-
publican Job Printing Office.
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GORTNER

Mrs. Tena Murphy, Of Pittsburgh,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. p. P. Gort-
ner.
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Dodge, of Star
City, W. Va, are home on a visit,
having arrived last Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Vim, of Baltimore called
on Miss Lena Slabaugh Friday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs John Roby were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sla-
baugh, near Eglon, on Sunday.
Mr.. Jonas Fike, Of Eglon, filled
the Brethren appointment here Sun
day Mr.. Fike used for his subject
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19

The Poldrine Chart
recommends a Ger,
tain consistency of
Polarine for your
motor. Consult it
at your dealers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-19
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination. of County Treasurer subject
to the result Of the Republican Primary, and
earnestly solicit the support of all Republic
cans in said Primary. ALBERT L. LEE
kiszmiller, Md, District No. 1S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
ZARIL Sc PADEM PRES 4
STOPY NfZKOU ZED.

Dozorce v nadrazi drahy F.
ric. w. r. Hazlett. 1771O Lake
wood Heights Boulevard, Lake
wood, iel Sc zcnou v sobotn
vecer do grocerie nakupovati.
Ia kramem ma Detroit Ave.
zap. ia, ul. auto zastavil v u
,licce. zena sla pro potfebne
vdci. Kdez.o Hazlett vystoupil
aby Sc proSci. Kdyz jeho zena
.pozdeji iej hledala nalezla jei
st6najiciho, lezeti "a sotva A
stopy vysokou zdi, v bezvedo-
mi. Bylt' We tine upadl pres
zed' a zran'l Sc tax tezce. ze
byl zprvu dopraven k l6kafi a
pczdeii dc nemocnice sv. j.
ina. kde nest astnik "a nekolik
lhodin zemrel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
KRAJAN Sc UTOPIL "a
CHYTANf RYB.

Ma pier v Gordon parku W.
Sci 81 vcera rano ma ryby go
lety krajan Emil Kolar, by
tenn v elsie 5O15 Dalton Ave.
S. E. V jeho spolecnosti byI
pritel Frank Beren, 5000 Dal-
ton Ave. Kolari Sc zdalo, ze
ryba zabrala a pocal Sh1ru z
vody tahnouti, kdyz pojednou
ztratil rovnovahu a spadl do
vody. Pfitefejeho upozornen
byl ma pfihodu zbluknutim a
spatfil kterak Kolar rychle
mizi pod hladinou a vice Sc ma
povrchu neobjevil. Beren O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
VANOcNf ZASILkY PO-
STOVNf DO cESKOSLO.
VENSKA.

Vsichni krajane, kteri no.
dlaji 81 vzpomenouti drahych
We stare vlasti, mali miti ma
zreteli, re posta zdejsi priji-
ma jen, zasilky tezke do IL IL
bcr a re do Ceskoslovenska
nejsou pripustny detske hrac-
ky pomalovane strojenymi bar
vivy.
Pro Rakousko pripustena
jest vaha 22 10 "a poplatek
12c "a h., krone toho zvlast
nj poplatek Zoe "a kazdy ba-
licek do II lb a 38c do % ID.
Jest zajimavo, ze nejv6tsi
pocet vanocnich zasilek sc &c
ka do N6mecka, kdezto Cesko
slovensko je ma miste druhem
q Polsko tretim.
Zasilky mali byti zasity, u.
dan obsah a adresa napsana
uplne a zretelne inkoustem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
Postup 1redn1lo SCI.
tani odevzdanych
hlasi.

Ia vcerejsiho jiz ctrnacteho
scitani zistal krajan Emil Ro-
bicek opetns popredi &C "
sobotu vecer jej Ia pfenaseni
hlasl predhonil neodvisly kan
didst Kennedy, ktery ale po-
zdsji Sc octl die dnesnich ran
mich zprav ma mists tfetim.
Ustancvene kvoty v druhem di
striktu, 31O4 hlasi nedocilil do
sud zadny z kandidatI.. Robi-
ckovi chybi vsak jen 60 hla-
.i.
"a uredniho scitani v dru-
hem distriktu prohlaseno rs
rrocent hlasovacich listkI ne
platnymi, v prvnim 9.4 proc,
tfetim 6.l proc a We Ctvrtem
14.G procent.
v druhem distriktu jevi Sc
nasledovny pofad:
Emil Robicek, rep, 3O44 hlasd.
B. F.. Orlikowsky, DEM, 2789
w. j. Kennedy, necdvis.. 2783
L. Petrash, demokrat, 2714.
A. II. Roberts. repub., 2433
v prvem distriktu zvolen
jsou:
Peter Witt, neodvisly, hned \
prvnim vybsru.
c. C.. Townes, repub., jemui
do kvoty chybi 374 hla.G.
v tretim distriktu jsou il
zvoleni:
II. H. Finkle. repub., hned ,
prvnim vybsru a dale T. w
Fleming, repub., J. j. McCin
ty, dem., slecna M. r. Wingo
WI, neodvisla, T. E. Walsh, d,
mokrat a H. l.. Br0nstrup, re
publikan.
v distriktu ctvrtem:
J. M. Sulzman, dem., hned
pvvnim vybsru a podobns
A. r. Hatton, kandidat neod
visly.
J. D. Marshall, republican
vykazuje sice nejvstsi poce
hlash. ale do kvoty mu dosu
chybi 147O hlasI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

jann dobre vile Go rad sokol-
skych a zakoncil krasnou pred
nasku odmenovanou castym
potleskem souhlasu, pfanim
ahy, ,iubilejni abor zdstai veren
Zasadam svyyn na ceste k ju-
bilejim dalsim.
Ncbylo vsak ia vcerejsi A
kademie zapo1inenuto ami ma
hulnor bratii v. a A. Nebesa-
ri predvedli komicke duetto,
"sS1uzebnik syeho pana" a br.
Kcrccky prednesl kuplet
"Kmotr re Lhoty". Jako els
la tato libila Sc studentska
aktoyka "Ze studentskych let"
provedena 5 patricnou davkou
humoru sokoly ". a A. Nebe-
safi. J.. Repikem F. Hoye
rem.
P6kne komponovane 1--WE o
brazy Hold zakladatelum So
kolstva" a Hold Americe",
ktera vyvolaly v pritcmnych
pravou boufi pctlesku byla A
kademie sestrou Rosakovou pr
,slusnym doslovem zakoncena.
Ia programu obstaraIa hud.
bu sokolska kapela, ktera hra
la pozdeji, 20 Akademii pr
tanccnim vfrku "a ktereho pa
novala podobna nalada jako "a
programu odpolednfho.
Sbor Sokolek Nova Was
mhze byti 5 vcerejsim vysled
KEN tiplne spokojen q cerpat
u n6ho dalsi posilu k nov
praci, neb prani, ktera prone
:ena hyla Cd bratrskych or
ganisaci ma jevisti j;ste jso,
.,zdllena vsemi kdoz vcere;sih
'svatlu spkolake rodiny by
: suGastnani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
OPILY SOFER ZAViNIL
SMRT HOCHA.
v scbotu usmrcena zena zji.
stSna vcera.
Podnikavy mlady sportsman

.
Z vych. %. ul. snazil Sc wee
ra odpoledne prejiti Cedar A
venue 7lety Jo. Boygain, 1861
Carnegie Ave. Hoch sc zasta-
vii ma kolejich poulicni kary,
ably mohl kolem neho projeti
.automobil, ale, ridic vraZil pri-
mo do neho. Hoslk zemfel je
Ste ma ceste do Charity nemoc
nice. Ride auta o kterem po-
licic tvrdi, ze byl opilym byl
Zatcen.
Clevelandsky klub pre- bez-
''pecnejsi' jizdu vypsal odmenu
500, tomu kdo uvede urady
ma stopu fidices auta, ktery We
stredu vrazil do 81. E. Carle-
sonove, 1851 Rutland Ave. a
lvlekl il ma narszniku stroje
/, pet blOku dalekO.
! Y sobotu vecer byla autem
lzabita ma Prospect a vych. Sc
ul. starsi Zena v k1er~ .eprve
|vcera v okresni marnici zjistil
'jiaty muz jako pi. Mini Mea-
Idowou. 3736 Prospect Ave.
I Forrest Holton, 2167 Grand
view Road, Cleveland Heights
vcera ma policii hlasil, re mt
Ibylo ukra1eno auto. Straznil
. D. Norman dopadl pozdeJ
chlapce, jenz po Mayfield Rd
+. uhanel rychlostf So mil "a no
+, dinu, Kdyz mlady podnikave'
lbyl wat na paskal bylo ziiste
l no, re tyz hoch ukrad! aut'
( take jiz pred mdsicem lie 10y
-|odsouzen zaplatiti $40. pokll
-|ty "a den, kdy stroje neo
! pravnene uzival, dohromad,
n $50. a take j:z 500. uplatil.
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HLEDA Sc PRAVY JOE
NOVAK. :

Hlavni vypomocny okresni
klerk Tom Cook byl trestnim
soudem urcen, ably vznesl svet
10 do podivne soudnf zalezi-
tosti. Pred okresniho> soudce
D. 3. Culla predvolan byl
Joe Novak, ktery byl ma mu-
nicipalnfm soude propulsion
ma slozenou zaruku $1,000,
byl obvinen z kradeze lou
peze, ac prohlasoval, re jest
nevinen. Bond slozen byl dne
|29. cervna a jelikoz Sc obza-
lovany nedostavil, prohlasena
byla zaruka "a propadlou. Y
sobotu predvolany Joe Novak
1866 vych. 81. ul., ale tvrdi
| ze do vseho prichazi nevin'
ne, predne Novak Joe, kterj
jest zalOvan, bydli pry V elsie
l4927 Mead Ave., kterouz ulic
" sobotu predvolany Joe No
|vAk n 81. ul. vdbec ami nezna
|tak jako nezna jmeno toho
Ikdo zaruku onu podespal. Pc
lnevadz dale zaloba mi n,
Joe Novaka z Mead Ave. hle
dali tohoto vypomocni serifo
We.
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z cEsKOSLOvENSKA

pfijela do zamori pi. Augu-
sta Kohoutkova 2 Hradku u
Liberce po lodi Amerika, jez
pristala v Hoboken, N. j. 10.
listopadu t. r. Jmenovana je-
de k sve dcefi provdane "a
p. Vilema Kourima z vych. 55
ul, Zprava o jejim pfijezdu
dosla The Cleveland Trust Co.
newburghske odbocce, v niz
byl preplav vyrizen.
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KONTRAKTOR FRANK PO-
PLOVSKY ZABIT POULIcNf
KAROU. =


Ia navratu domI, 1906 Mel
rose Ave-. N. E. zachycen byl
v sobotu vecer nedaleko sve-
no bytu ma vych. 70. ul. So
lety plumbarsky kontraktor
Frank Poplovsky severnim
smerem jedouci poulicni ka-
rou a zmrzacena jeho mrtvo-
la vlecena znacny kus dale
ko. Nestesti nemelo ocitych
svedkI a zahy ma misto Sc do
stavivsi policie nemohla zji.
stiti priGiny. Ride motoru