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The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
BOX SUPPER At coALeY
SCHOOL SATURDAY APRIL ID

Coalby has the reputation of enter
tanning in such manner that causes
you to go away with a feeling OF sat
fsfaction. We believe the program
will be record breaker.
At our reception last fall was a
visitor who has since proved to be
one OF the most talented in her line
that has ever come to Delta county.
Upon invitation she, at that time
promised to come and entertain us.
Coalby should feel complimented.
You will satisfy your curiosity by
coming.
We have several other guests who
will be with us, and talent in our own
neighborhood will not be overlooked.
Theirs going to be one surprise after
another. 4.
Don't miss It.
Don't forget your boxes.
Coalby has never disappointed you.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEkAHs
ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING

A good sized crowd Of members of
the /. o. o. F. and Rebekah lodges
assembled at the hall Friday evening
and enjoyed a box supper and social
evening after the regular meeting OF
the Odd Fellows. Thurman Black
burns kid Band" was on hand and
gave several numbers which were
immensely enjoyed. The boys are
doing remarkably good work consid-
ering that they have trained only
from two weeks to three months. E.
o. Wright favored the company with
several cornet solos accompanied by
Charles Fulghum at the piano. A
short time was spent at cards after
which the prettily decorated baskets
were sold at soc each. and when lunch
had been served accompanied by hot
coffee, the company enjoyed old
fashioned dancing until midnight. A
five-piece orchestra composed of e.
o. Wright, William Rusler, Walter
Beckley, Charles Longwell, Charles
Frazier, furnished lively music.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sampson of
Delta were callers at the Scott ranch
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick of Olathe
were all day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. ]. Painter Sunday.
The Read ball team played the
Valley team Sunday afternoon. The
score was 6 to 16 in favor of Read.
VIM. Prewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
X. Nutter were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. ]. English of East Garnet
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Berry, daughter,
Miss Vera and son Elmer were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Willis
Sunday afternoon.
w. M. Prewitt went to Gunnison
Tuesday on business for the Relief
Oil and Gas Co.
The Farmers Union served buns,
weiners, pickles and coffee Friday
night. There were rs present, all
having a fine time.
]. E. Thompson was transacting
business in Montrose Wednesday,
Mrs. Thompson going as far as Chipe-
ia and spending the day with her
aunt, Mrs. Tom Woods.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
INDEPENDENT WILL PUBLISH
HERBERT HOOVER SERIES

Now, after seven years Of the mis-
cry and backwash of war, many
"Isms" on horseback are challenging
the spiritual and physical forces of
America as expressed in our social
system.
America has her own social system
We Americans made it. We have
lived it. Opposed to the other "Isms"
is our American individualism. 1t
differs from all others because it's
firm and fixed ideal is an equality of
opportunity. the rightfulness of our
American individualism stands on the
ground that it is the only safe avenue
to further human progress.
Civilization stands on the brink of
the abyss. The convulsion of Europ-
can governments and society are not
too far away from us to be dangerous.
We must renew our faith in America
by taking thought to ourselves of the
political and spiritual principles thru
which our country has steadily grown
in usefulness and greatness. So shall
we guide ourselves in the road OF
progress.
At time like this it is the province
and privilege of worthy newspaper
ii print those things that make for
construction instead of destruction in
making our complex American TWEEN
tieth century civilization sane and
safe.
The Independent is privileged to dc
its part in this great work by printing
series Of articles by Herbert Hoover
under the title of american Individ
ualism." The first article appears fl
this issue; there will be five other ar
ticles in successive issues. Mr.. Hoov
er is speaking the voice ofSAmerica's
higher self Do yourself the honor t.
read every word OF them.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13

Montrose Sunday. Mrs. Covington
came down to visit with her mother.
Mrs. Smith. who is very i'll at the
Greenwood home. Mrs. Smith 10 not
recovering and considerable appre-
hension is felt concerning her.
Mrs. J. E. Hillman and Mrs. H. E.
Perkins accompanied two Paonia girls
to the State Home for Dependent
Children in Denver Sunday. The
girls are said to be incorrigible but 1t
is hoped that under careful supervis-
ion the better qualities, which are
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
LOCAL NEWS

Thursday and Friday, May 10 and IL.
WHAT? WHEN? WHERE?
Mrs. H. w. Morris, of Read, spent
the weekend visiting in Grand juno
ton.
1.-THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR"
Unusual Wierd Thrilling
No other play like II
Auditorium, April 9th
Charles, Marjorie and Virginia Gil
mer returned to Grand Junction Fri
day after pleasant visit at the home
Of their aunt.
J. s. Gregg returned from Worland,
Wyoming Sunday. He was gone
some ten days, called by the illness
of his mother.
Make Shine" regular part Of
your program. For best results go to
the Ladies and Gents Shine Porlors.
Everett E. White returned to his
home at Norwood Tuesday after few
days visit with. friends and relatives
in Austin and Delta
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rupert arriv-
ed Sunday from Fontana, Kansas to
visit a week or ten days with the lat
ter's uncle, G. L. Flock
r. e. Kirby and wife came down
Tuesday from Sapinero and expect to
remain here as Bob will have work
with the bridge gang out Of Delta for
some time.
Frank Morse came down from Pa
onia for the assessors meeting the
first OF last week, and being called on
the jury on liquor case, remained
until Thursday.
| Joe Draper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
| w. Draper, has been seriously Ill at
the home Of his parents for several
weeks from rheumatism following flu
and complications.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Beezly returned
Thursday to their home at Paonia
from Portland where they had gone
two months ago for the benefit Of
their fathers health. He IL SO much
| improved that he will remain there
indefinitely.
Mrs Joseph Covington returned to
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
WHAT ABOUT THE POTATO
GROWERS ASSOCIATION?

Four years ago the farmers of the
vicinity of Delta, dissatisfied with the
marketing conditions. started a move
ment to sell their own crop. With
great enthusiasm and quite respec-
table capital, they organized the Delta
County Farmers Supply company.
The end sought was the profitable
disposal of our products, and Incl
dentally to furnish us with needed
supplies. The name of the organiza-
ton would indicate that the former
and principal object was lost sight of
in the latter. No effort was made
the first two years to secure an out
let for our potatoes. The effort the
next year ended disastrously. This
is not the time to place the blame for
that failure, but it may not be out of
place to attempt to point out its
causes.
l think it can be fairly said that
unless we can find better plan for
marketing our stuff than it is now in
use, we are booked for failure. from
the start. A company under the dir
ection Of body Of men fresh from
the farm without experience in the
PAouuSo 6oAuSy 40 III uotSh loi LILO
trained trader who has made it his
life study, and who may not always
be as scrupulous as the golden rule
demands.
The Farmers Supply failed Are
we going to quit, or are we going to
look for that better plan? Has coop
GRAFTON definitely and finally failed,
or are we like wise men, to profit by
our former failure, and by adopting
the winning features of successful as
sociations, snatch victory from de-
feat?
The biggest figure in the field of
cooperative marketing today is with
out question, Sapiro. He has made
an exhaustive study of the successful
as well as the unsuccessful coopera-
tive associations, and has embodied
the result of his studies in a series of
contracts and laws that are either al
ready in successful operation, or
about to be put in operation in nearly
one-half of the state of the Union.
One of these is planned to result in
the Colorado Potato Growers Ex-
change which will be formed of the
local associations now organizing
throughout the state. l think it is
safe to say will be formed" for the
spirit of cooperation was never SO
strong, and the only question is
whether we of Delta are to be a drag
on the wheels of progress, or boos-
tiers for our own salvation.
Undoubtedly the job is big one.
but the results are we'll worth the
effort that it required. Let every po-
tato grower in this valley study this |
contract and its workings elsewhere, |
and l have no fear of the result. 4
F. B. Kesling,
President Organizing Committee
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13

dormant within them, may be brought
out.
1.-THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR"
One Of the greatest mystery plays
of modern times. Eighteen people in
the. cast. Given by American Legion
and Auxiliary. 1t is a copyright pro-
duction and royalty play. The
proceeds are to be used in helping to
build the Legion Home. The play is
all action. High School Auditorium,
Friday, April 81. Mark the date.
Popular prices.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
AND DELTA ENJOY
TWO GAMES vollEY BALL

Two series of volley ball games were
played in the Armory on the evening
of April 5th. First series was holly
contested between Montrose business
mems team and the business men Of
Delta. Montrose issued forth victor
ious with three games out of five in
their favor. Next on the program the
boys of Company &C" walloped the
guards from Montrose to the tune of
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13

The movie press agent tells US
Jackie Coogan is to get half million
dollars for four pictures. Still trav-
cling on half-fare.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
The nth

four victories straight. The nftn
game was not played.
Immediately after the games the
local guards served punch and dough-
nuts to their guests and some OF tho
boys enjoyed q nice swim In the arm
ory pool Everybody was wei! pleas
ed with the evening and looks for-
ward to many more Of the same order.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13

An "all purpose fighting airplane'
has set a new speed record by MAKING
171.7 miles an hour.
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
The Spirit Of
Our Stores

When the lsts John
Wanamaker, the great
Philadelphia and N Q W
York merchant, was ask
ed what he considered the
greatest factors Of his
success as a merchant he
said: "By giving the peo-
pie good values and maxi
ing them feel at home In
my stores" -
For FL years W. have
made It our unfailing pol
icy to give our patrons
good merchandise values
and none but good mer-
chandise - and We have
made IL . co-principle to
give these good values at
the lowest possible prices
always.
And . person need but
drop into our stores once
10 know that he receives .
cordial and unobtrusive
welcome whether he has
come to buy or has merely
dropped In"
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
AUSTIN NEWS

The Baptist Missionary society met
Wednesday. .
Lawrence Weaver is moving into
his new house..
Mrs. Flossie Ritter is moving into
her new house this week.
Dewey Weeks is sick of tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Spaulding, Jr., is quite
sick.
The young ladies' and mems classes
Of the Baptist church enjoyed ra-
dio program Sunday night at G. c.
Williamson's.
Mr.. Won Seburg and Okland Hol-
royd left the first OF the week for
Pennington, New Mexico, where they
will work in the old fields.
1.-THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR"
Unusual Wierd Thrilling
No other play like Il
Auditorium, April 9th
The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
1.-THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR"

dormant within them, may be brought
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26

Para estos, 10 importante, cuanto q
los emprestitos, es la ccmisi6n, no
lprestar su propio dinero; hacen fue-
go con p6lvora ajena; 10 que necesi-
tan es mover fondos, por Ia ganancia
que este les deja.
Las otras classes del pueblo ameri.
cano no pueden yer con favor este pro-
grama; 81 los aliados no pagan 10 que
deben, tendran que pagarlo los contri7
/ buyentes de este pals, como va 10 es-
tan hacienda, puesto que ese dinero
ha salido de la venta de bonos, el
interes de estos bonos sale de los i'm
Ipuestos, va bastante pesados.
Lo mismo sucederfa ST el prestamo
a Alemania fuese hecho por ell gobier-
no de Washington; serfa otra carga
echaJla sobre ell contribuyente ameri-
cano-que comienza sentirse abru-
mado.
Pero 81 Alemania pone on el mer-
cado un emprestito y los capitalists
americanos quieren tomar una parte
de 81, su totalidad, estaran en- su
derecho Y con ESQ NADIA tendra que yer
i gobierno de Washington nj hay pa
ra que llevar ESQ a una Conferencia
| Mundial. ~
De ella. segdn Mr.. Lodge, que pre-
side Ia Comision de Relaciones Exte-
riores del Senado. deben eliminarse
el desarme terrestre. las reparaciones
alemanas, las deudas de, los ,aliados
Y la immigration. No ha mencionaelo
; el emprestito. acaso por oIvido; pero
al calificar de @denasiado amp1ia" Ia
proposition del Senador Borah, habra,
probablemente, querido dar a enten-
der que el programa debe ser exelusi-
/, yamente eeon6mico y no ,finantiero; /;
/, Icsto es, limitarse a las relaciones GO
merciales. i3
Serfa gran bien que en- la Conferen-
/ icia sc llegase un acuerdo para con
( tener el proteccionisno, va que no es
possible suprimirlo, para acabar cor
todas las restricciones que dificultan
ell cambio de productos y para susti.
tuir por la cooperation La riyalidad in
ternacional que hoy existe cerca de
t algunas primeras materias, y, especial
nente, del petr6leo. Pero, Use puede
esperar ese acuefdo? Nj econ que au,
toridad pueden proponerlo los Estados
Unidos, a POGO de haber hecho una
reforma arancelaria. en- sentido atrez.
mente proteccionista v cuando, por
medios artificiosos. pretenden mantle
ner la marina mercante improvisada
durante la guerra? Y, por supuesta,
10 que. la Confereneia conviniese, no
pasarfa del papel, porque pedrfa no
ser ratificado por los Parlamentos de
algunas de las naciones firmantas;
algo dc. estos Sc esta viendo con los
itratados salidos de Ia Conferencia pa
IA Ia reduction de los armamentos ma
wales. SIS
/ Mas practice serfa que, siguiendo
r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26

| la Inca de menor resistencia, cada ma
cion negociase, aisladamente, con
aquellas otras, con las cuales la inte-
ligancia fnese facil, por la compatiA
bilidad de intereses. Este fue ell sa-
bio conseJo tlado en- Francia, hace dos
amos, porl Mfr. Hanotaux, que ha sido
ministro DE Negocios Extranjeros,
cudndo eli Primer NIinistro .britanico,
Mr.. Lloyd George, hablaba pomposa-
mcnte de Ia Reconstruction econ6mi-
ca de Europa. para justificar su POI
lftica2 de beneSolencia con In Rnsa
comunista. 'sEso-dijo Mr.. Hanotaux
-es palaberfa, "verbalisme' Y Russia
un balde agujereado. Que Sc comien-
ce por hacer algo entire las naciones
sOlventes; v con clio Sc ayudara, a
la larga, a las otras a salir de su in
solvencia.'
De un aiio aca, Francia, Espafia,
Italia, HOlanda, Suiza Y Noruega, han
removable Y modificado varioS de .sus
tratados de c0mercio; con 10 cual han
logrado rebajas ell los derechos, Sc
han puesto "a cubierto de recargos SUI
bitos y han dado estabilidad sus re-
laciones mercantiles con ciertos paf-
Ises. 5Ssr.i. ,4s
Y, ehfretanto, la reconstituci6n eco
| Monica de Europa Sc va realizandd,
sin aguardar a Conferencias diploma
ticas, que consisten en- didcursos v
,1trufas; va despacio, pero va, porque
los pueblos para rvivir, tienen q. tra-
i ,bajarsoI)}
En- lestos dfas Sc ha publicado que
la production total de aquella parte
del mundo solo es de un 10 por 100
menos que antes de la guerra, exclu-
yendo a Russia. Esto a los cuatro amos
de paz;;i que pasen otros dos tres.
IIy ese deficit, NADIA alarmante, habra
lsdesaparecido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
(Por ANTONIO EscoBAR.)

El Senador Borah, oradoy elocuente
Y espfritu generoso, uno de los pocos
polfticos que han condenado / la con-
ducta del gobierno americana en- Hal
ii v Santo Domingo, ha propuesto en-
Ia Alta Camara la reunion de una
Conferencia Mundial Economical.
Esta proposition es, al parecer, con-
traria, Ia polftica de abstenci0n en-
los asuntos europeos, seguida por ell
Presidente. Harding, polftica aprobada
por Mr.. Borah; pero este dira que no
Sc trata de los asuntos polfticos, sino
de los economics, no exclusivamen-
te de los europeos, sino de los del nun
do entero; de los cuales no pueden
prescindir los Estados Unidos, que tie
men comercio con casi todas las ma
clones.
Hay, sin duda, bastante diferencia
entire este Y las excitaciones, hechas
en- estos ultimos dos aiios, al gobier-
no de Washington, para que Sc una
Inglaterra, Francia e Italia, para ayu-
darlas en- la ejecucion del tratado de
paz, "nop ratificatlo por esta repdbIi-
ca; excitaeiones detras de las cuales
esta ell prop6sito de obtener la COO
peraci6n 4financiera americana.
Vano serfa profetizar 10 que saldra
de esa Conferencia, 81 llega re,lnir-
Sc; acaso resulte tan esteril como las
diez 0 doce ..funciones'' diplomaticas
ilabidas desde que Sc hizo la ,paz., En-
nEa de elias tomaron parte unos peri
tos, que formularon un. plan, de me,
didas encaminadas a acelerar ell me-
joramiento econ0mico de Europa de
esas medidas, inspiradas en- un crite-
rio, cientific0,. no ha hecho case GO
bierno algunO, por ser contrarias al
proteccionismo adnanero, a las restric-
clones, al nacionalismo estrecho rem
coroso, que. constituyen Ia polftica
econ6mica de todos.
+ Sc desea que esta repnblica renan-
Ecie n cobrar los billones de dollars que
lie deben los aliados, Y, ademas, que
presto dinero a Alemania, para que,
mejorando su situaci6n monetaria,
pueda pagar 10 que debe a Francia
dos cosas que no tienen aquf parti-
darios mas que entire los banqueros.
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AMERIKA MUsf PocKAT.,
ceskoslovensko nemini platiti
ami droky ma svij duh Y pfi-
slim roce.

Praha, %. listopadu. (Zvla-
stni depeSe N. Y. Heraldu.)
Ceskslovensky valecny duh
Spojenym Statdm, ba i uroky
z neho jsou vypusteny vlad
niho rozpoctu ma rok 1924,
ackoliv nektefi vladni Ifedni-
ci jiz pred nekolika mesfci
pravili, ze ucinena byla opa-
trent " z&jmus splaceni dluh1
toho jakoztc vysledek navste-
Wy csl. financni komise v A
merice behem posledniho leta.
Financni ministr dr.. Becka
pravi nyni, ze toto opomenu-
tt We statnim rozpoctu jest ma
sledkem nejistoty, jak ostatni
staty evropske resiti budou
sve valecne dluhy.
''Lidove Noviny" prohlasujf,
ze toto opomenuti neznamena
zadnou dsporu, nybrz ze mao
pax zpdsobi nevoli a nedosta-
TEX ddvery v jinych zemich.
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EIDE NEJsoU PRY oHRo-
zENI v IRSKU.

Dublin, %. listopadu. O
moznosti pogrornd v Irsku by
10 rokovano v Dali Eireann
dnes, kdyz Daniel Mccarthy
pozadal ministra vnitra o in
formace vzhledem k nedav-
nym vrazdam zidovskych obca
nj v ulicich Dublina a tazal
Sc, zdali ucinena byla opatre-
nj ma ochranu xidI pred dalsi
mi utoky. Ministr ynitra odpo-
vedel, ze v jellbs pfesved dceni
'nejedn& u .. Nv pyhnch
nabozenske nenavisti Re ne
pochybn9 pohnutkou zlocinu
byla soukroma msta. Nicmene
vSak celia afera jest vladou
bedlive vysetrovana.
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RADIO-TELEFON MA
AEROPLANU.

Omaha, Neb., %. listopadu.
Dnes ucinen byl zde pokus o
radio-telefonicke spojeni ae-
roplanem a dobre Sc osvedcil.
Pokus ucinen byl postovnfm
aeroplanem els. 245. fizentm
pilotem Jackem Knightem,
jenz letel Omahy do North
Platte, vzdalenost to 245 mil
We vZdusne care. Knight zasi
lal depese kazdych deset mi
nut byly zreteln6 slyseti, ac-
koli prijimaci zarizeni ma
zdejs{ stanici bylo jenom pri-
mitivni. Jedna depese znela:
"Aeroplan els. 245, z postov-
nj vzdusne sluzby, telefonujf
cf ze vzduchu, nyni mad Grand
Island, Neb."
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SAMUEL COMPERS PROTE.
STUJE.
Proti usili cinsnemu O uznS.
nj bolsevicke vlady.

Washington, %. listopadu.
Samuel Gompers, predseda A
mericke Federace Prace a je-
den nejpevn6jsich odpirci
uznani sovetske vlady Spojeny
mi Staty uverejnil zde dnes
prohlasenf, v n6mz vasnive ma
pada "nejposlednejsi kam-
pan o uznani sov6tu", vede-
nou Williamem Randolphem
Hearstem, vydavatelem rady
casopisd magazini.
Gompers privedl do ltoku ma
Hearsta jmena pluk. Williama
Boyce Thompsona, ktereho o.
znacil jako prvnfho vlivneho
pritele sovetn, drivejsiho Sc
kretare vnitra Falla, Sinclai-
rovy Bansdellovy olejarske
zajmy a cleny komise pozd-
stavajicl re senatori Kinga z
Utah a Ladda ze Severni Da-
koty a kongresnfka Freara z
Wisconsin,, kteff byli poslanl
Hearstem v let9 do Ruska, a.
by tam vySetrovali tamni po.
merry.
Zaroven nadhodil, ze v jeho
mfneni "mezin&rodni banke-
H." ktefi mali zajmy v Rus
ku, jsou sGcastn9ni v kampa
nj o uzn&ni sov3tsk6 vlady
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COOK A JEHO SPREzENCI
We VEZENf.
Zistanou tam diva mesice,
kdyz Sc Jim podafi ziskati
zaruky.

Fort Worth, Tex, %. IL
stopadu. Dr.. Frederick A.
Cook, S. E. Cox a jedenact il
nych muzd, kteff byli usvedce
nj vcera pred federalnim SOU
dem a odsouzeni do vezeni ma
lhdty cd dvou do ctrnacti ro-
XII a k pokutam Cd $1,000 do
$4,000, musejf zdstati We
vezenf okresu Tarrant nejme-
ne diva mesfce, kdyz Sc jim
podari ziskati zaruky, jez
jsou vyzadovany soudem, nez
O odvolani k vyssi instance WI
bee mize byti jednano.
Houston, Tex, 20. listopa-
du. Seymour E. Cox, olejarsky
podnikatel, jenz byl odsou-
zen We Fort Worth do vezenf
a k zaplacenf vysok@ pokuty
bude postaven pred federalni
soud zdejsi, spolu s nekolika
jinymi olejafskymi speku' 4
ty, kteff jsou spolecne zalo-
vani pro vymamenf obrov-
skych sum penez 2 divert
vtch lidf zneuzfv&nfm posty.
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Ma STOPE VELKYCH PODLOUDNfKU.
"a KRATKO BUDE PROVEDENA
RADA SENSACNiCH ZATCENf.
VLADNl DETEKTlVOVE ZfSKALI SVEDECTW PRO
tt MEZINARODN1M HOLINKARuM. -

nj s kazdym odvetvim krirhi-
nalni prace podjali sc tohQ IL
kolu. 80
"Jedinou cestou, jak to. uci-
nit bylo, aby nasi lide 5zmize-
Ii jake vladni zrizenciy a aby
Sc dali na oko doopravdy do
holinkarskeho obchodu. Ne
vzalo Jim to dlouho zjistiti,
ze Savannah jest hlavni Ia
kladnou ma atlantickem po-
brezi."
Dale vypravel Burns, jak
detektivove zacali v holinkar-
skem obchode "od piky", jak
zacali jake nadennici. pri
cemz Sc seznamili, odkud Ii
hoviny pi'ichazeji a komu jsou
dodavany. Ziskavse 81 pine dn
very a osvedcivse kromobycej
Inc schopnosti, postupovali, az
dostali Sc do mist, odkud n
zeno toto mezinarodni pod
loudnicke spiknuti.
"Jsme spokojeni, ze podari.
10 sc nam rozlustiti problem,
iak celiti holinkafim," pravil
Burns. "Toto jest pouze "a
catek, ale nejedna Sc jenom o
neia1 ! rhvilkove dsili. Ny ho
isil slks dSx AsAsi, -4e zaml rxd-
ze byti vysusena."
New York. %. listopadu.
Zrizenci z dradovny distriktni
no navladniho Spojenych Sta
til prozradili dnes, ze chysta-
lii Sc k zatceni nekolika pro-
minentnich Anglicani a Anne
ricani jako cleni mezinarod-
nj podloudnicke roty, v ktere
126 osob obzalovanych v Sa-
vannah bylo vcera seeastn6no.
Kombinace tato, die sdeleni
Grednfkd, investovala velike
sunny penez ma prevoz lihovin
z Anglie do teto zen6, kde je
jich prodej a dodavku obsta-
ravala organisace rozv6tvena
do vsech velkych NEST.