davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-04-01
NAB TWO RUM SHIPS.
Third Escapes Trap of Customs
Boats While Under Fire.

BY the Associated Press.
HIGHLANDS, N. J.. March 31.-Two
fast rum running craft, the Ninah
and Ida and the K-I061, were cap
tured today in a trap set at the
mouth of Shrewsbury river by four
customs boats. The Ninah and Ida
carried $50 cases and the K-1061
had fifty cases. A third rum boat
escaped after an exchange of shots,
The Lexington, flagship of the
customs rum chasers, set out last
evening with the cutter Porpoise and
two smaller coast guard craft, after
receiving a report that fleet OF
Highlands runners had gone to Rum
row. Forming a blockade at the
mouth of the river the government
craft waited until the vanguard OF
the returning runners turned the
point of Sandy Hook. Then they
closed in.
The Ninah and Ida was leading
the other boats. The K-1061 fol-
lowed. The Ninah and Ida was easy
prey. but the K-1061 fled and was
caught as she entered the river.
The third boat, turning the point
OF the hook after the others had
been captured, turned about and
showed heels to the government
chasers In the exchange of pistol
fire the skipper of the rum runner
suffered a scared cheek. but held
TO the wheel of his craft and dis
ranced the Lexington. Part of his
cargo was jettisoned during the
chase and the remainder was landed
here this morning.
Six men comprising the crew OF
the captured runners were arrested.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

hind the title of German popular
party of freedom" would be he who
does not know the German mentality.
me present government affords less
freedom of speech than under the
kaiser. Freedom, as the German
popular party of freedom known 1t,
consists in attempting to restore the
monarchy, start a war of revenge,
persuade the ignorant that all Ger
man sorrows are due to the Jews,
although the latter constitute less
than l per cent OF the total popula-
ton. This party proposes to kill
them or to transport them in cattle
trucks to Jerusalem. The party re-
CARDS all socialists also as in the
same category and that therefore all
In the government must be driven
out.
Bavaria, once the deadly enemy of
militarism. has been the center of
reaction since 1919. The greatest
university breaches resistance to the
versailles treaty. arguing that such
acton will be justified by the fact
that the treaty was signed under
compulsion: Ludendorf. Hitler and
other fascist leaders imagin that
with Cuno's support they are at
liberty to attack the socialists But
the chancellor is obliged to conceal
his known sympathy, fearing the loss
or his majority in the chamber.
"Ould Intern Hebrews.
Bavarians openly advocate that all
Jews be interned until the Jewish
international flnantiers" compel
France to withdraw from the Ruhr,
which they insist would be done at
once. And this childish folly has the
approval of Cuno, despite the fact
that he owes his position to the Jew
Ballin.
1t is only natural that as the Prus-
sian socialists unmasked the mon
archist plot during Cuno's absence in
Munich he should be annoyed because
his official press declared that the
only result has been to give the
French good reason to believe that
the Germans are plotting a new war
Nobody here Is much worried.
Everybody realizes hatred against the
french is easily stirred up. The mon
archlSts are unlikely to move storm
troops against the national govern
ment. The danger can become seri-
Gus only when the settlement of the
Ruhr account has TO be met, when
unemployment Is general and when
Cuno, who said NO" like Rrockdo+ff
Rantzau at Versailles. is compelled
TO make the inevitable concessions
through some one else who is sure
70 be described as a traitor or a
weakHng. No one yet is anxious 70
undertake this role, SO Cuno remains
in the saddle and monarchist plots
are discussed and. by the initiated.
regarded as equivalent to the comedies
Whlch the medieval church staged
at Easter time
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-04-01
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN,
Germany's Foremost Publicist.

ny Gable to The Star.
BERLIN, March 31.-Talk of insur-
rection within the next few days is
being circulated by the monarchists
Instead of the sacred thoughts of the
resurrection on the very eve OF
Easter the people are being fed with
the DEVILS gospel of revolt.
Such reports, as circumstantial as
these are. in other countries would
create a very great sensation. Here
st is different. Such talk has become
common. 1t is fostered by the gov
eminent. Just as the ancient Ger
mans celebrated the death of winter
by the destruction of an image. SO
now the modern German republic
presents the public with a bugbear
intended to represent the coming
terrors of revolution.
It should be remembered that since
the murder Of Liebknecht and Rosa
Luxenberg four years ago the dan
gers of a revolution from the COM
munist element have been negligible
Even in the Munich uprising in 1913
only twelve people were killed, while
in putting II down the government
troops killed 500 and many were i'm
prisoned.
No Responsible Leader.
The communists are so badly
divided that they have absolutely no
responsible leaders None the less
the political upstarts now ruling
Germany. who perhaps Will some day
be compelled to fawn on the former
rulers. are very careful to insist that
bolshevism is equally dangerous
with reaction. The man in the street
knows this to be an exaggeration,
according TO his outlook.
The conspiracy recently discovered
In Munich, which included two actors
among Its puppets, was made to ap-
pear ridiculous bcause the govern
ment was afraid of what might hap
oen in Bavaria, while Chancellor Cuno
was anxious to appear on the Munich
stage to win applause through the
melody he has sung so often that
now II Is very stale. Careful students
realize this, but the rank and file.
who are anxious to be self-deceived,
saw in Cuno's performance a great
success. Therefore the chancellor
permitted his Prussian minister of
the interior, social democrat, to un-
veil a new conspiracy which. of
course, was to originate in Bavaria.
Less Freedom OF Speech.
The only person who could be sur
prised that reactionary tendencies of
the worst description are hiding be-
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Adam, Had FIeas and Survived
AU Germs for 03O Years it,.
But 1t All Depends Upon Whether Mr..
Bryan's Denial of Theory of Euolu-
ton Is Correct, Says Zoologist.

II Willism Jennings Bryan's denial
of the theory of evolution be cor
rect, Adam must have survived for
$40 years all the germ diseases
which afflict man today; Eve must
have been created by vivisection; the
Garden of Eden must have been
in China and a lot of other startling
things must have followed in con-
sequence. In addition to all that
Noah must have been not only a
capable sea captain. but the worlds
first successful public health officer,
because he must have taken all the
germs into the ark and taken them
out again without losing a single
elephant.
So declared DIR. Charles w. Stiles
End scientific research worker. be-
fore the Washington Biological So
ciety here last night. Describing
himself as Mr.. Bryan's self ap-
argued to his fellow scientists that
If one doesn't wish to believe all these
things one cannot agree with Mr..
Bryan.
Argues which Came First.
According to Mr.. Bryan's premises" !"
said DR.. Stiles. "all germs which
cause disease must have been created
in the beginning as they exist today.
II IL is to be conceded that those
germs were originally created In some
form other than as disease germs,
the theory of evolution stands ad-
mitted Obviously. since Adam was
the last animal created, and since the
animals were not created until after
the plants, IL is unthinkable that any
of the numerous germs which cause
disease were created after Adam.
Since disease germs are dependent Tor
their existence upon animals and
plants In which they cause disease, II
is clear that these germs could not
have been created or existed prior to
the creation OF their victims. A cha1-
lenee of this deduction would be an
admission that the germs were not
created as they are today, but that
they later evolved into disease germs:
but this would be an admission OF
evolution"
Facing now the dilemma that the
disease germs could not have been
created after Adam. and that they
could not possibly live, as they are
today, before the creation Of the ami
mails and plants upon which they are
which they produce disease. the
question arises: When where they
created? The best escape from this
dilemma appears to be the admis-
sion that they must have been Great
ed at the same moment as. and In.
the respective animals and plants
which are necessary to their life.
Adam Full of Germs.
"As some germ diseases occur in
more than one kind OF plant in
more than one kind of animal, and
Evening star., 1923-04-01
BY ANDRE TARDIEU,
Former French High Commissioner tc
the United States.

BY Gable TO The Star.
PARIS, March 31-The old war
slogan re-echoes throughout France.
IL sums up the situation in the Ruhr
,, we are in 1t and we must win" De-
feat in the Ruhr would mean cancel
iation of the victory won four years
ago.
1t is just as well that the world
should realize this fact now and
always. The French governments S
mistaken appraisal of outside consid-
GRAFTON has caused trouble. It's
, methods have been and still are too
weak. The German government. de-
spite its angry words, dare not go
any further with its passive resist
ance program. Thus things drag on
and both sides dig themselves in for
an indeterminate period as during the
war.
This passivity cannot last forever.
II, after the Easter vacation the
french government has not discov-
cred a way to obtain greater results
It must give way to another which
will.
Recalls PainIeve Case.
No French government under exist
ing conditions dare evacuate the
Ruhr. The problem now is to make
the occupation success economically
and politically. If the Poincare gov
ernment shall become too like the
Painleve ministry of 1917, ii Will be
Followed by new control which
would be to 1t as was that Of Glenn
enceau to Painleve. Similar causes
produce similar effects.
Indeed the present international
confusion can be cured only by sue
cess Of the French venture. Thurs
| days debate in the house of com
George was to speak and assail
France. AT the last moment his for
mer secretary, Sir Edward Grigg,
spoke in his place and his speech
was so pitiful that it is very evil
dent that should the Ruhr adventure,
by vigorous handling, succeed all
England's objections will be over
come and will quickly melt away.
Sees Pussyfooting.
The confusion existing is what has
produced the present misunderstand-
ing. Everybody feels that no one is
willing to carry anything to a logical
conclusion. In short the policy of
pussyfooting, which / so frequently
condemn, persists.
force settlement. 1t as absolutely
certain that If such a settlement
comes both London and Washington
will approve. They won't bubble
over details but will approve definite
action. The entire world is hungry
able to get them viii have an undis-
puted leadership in the years to come.
Struggle of "Weak Wills"
The great energies released by the
war have been lulled to sleep by lack
of force in governments. Nothing
Evening star., 1923-04-01
i. S. HEALTH WORK
BOON TOPALEST|NE
Results Seen in Great Cut of
MaIaria's Toll and in
Other Gains.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press
JERUSALEM, March 81 (Jewfsh
Telegraphic Agency).-Sani and
disqualification work in Palestine has
virtually been revolutionized since
the war as the result principally of
American agencies. The results are
seen in great cut In the toll for
merly exacted by malaria and in a
reduction of approximately so per
cent In trachoma in certain sections
The anti-malarial work which for
merly functioned under the auspices
or the American Hadassah medical
can Zoinists, now has been taken over
completely by the Palestine govern
ment and financed by the Jewish Joint
distribution committee of New York.
Hadassah Unit Expands.
The Hadassah medical unit entered
War The PadeSfilne t field first during the
forty people 1t now has expanded
into an .organization of nearly 500
people with a budget of betw cen ten
Investigators, who have examined
work Of the Hadassah. such as DR..
Alfred Cohen Of the Rockefeller Insti-
tute, and Prof. Rosenthal, formerly of
Moscow University. have returned
haTtering accounts. Of its work.
conducted its hospital conform with
that of the best occidental institution.
The exemplary effect of these insti-
tutions has been observed in other
Palestine hospitals, which have shown
noticeable improvement following the
example set by the hospitals con-
Quoted by the American unit
The installation now in process in
various parts of Palestine of modern
lied water works plants, 1t is be-
lieved. will also result in ELIMINATE
of considerable disease.
Plans are being considered for the
drawing of the marshes of the Holy
Land. Such work, 1t is considered
would not only improve sanitary and
| in the reclamation of a large amount
of swampy land for cultivation.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
INDICT 8 MAYORS
FOR FEE GOUGING
Ohioars Accused of Charging Ex-
orbitant Prices in Dry
Law Cases.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, March al
Mayor Delbert Goef, Crooksville;
Mayor G. A. Lidderdale, Junction
City, and Mayor H. B. Belts, Hem
lock, were indicted by special
Perry county grand jury which re-
ported today for collecting exorbi-
tant fees in the prosecution of liquor
cases. All gave bond for hearings
at later date.
George Bayman and Fred Sheline,
state prohibition agents, were in
dicted on a charge of shooting with
intent to. Kill and wound. Bayman
also was indicted on four other
charges which were not made public.
c. Fl. Hutchinson, state prohibition
officer, was indicted for assault and
battery. Bond was furnished in each
case. total of twenty-four indict-
ments were returned, only ten or
which were made public.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
URGES ASIATIC BAN.

BUENOS AIRES, March Sire
striction to a minimum Of Asiatic i'm
migration by all American countries
Is advocated in a memorial, which
has been addressed to the pan-Amer-
lean congress at Santiago, Chile, by
the Argentine Patriotic League. The
league declares that such measures.
though contrary to the letter Of the
Argentine constitution, are in ac-
cord with the spirit of the founders
Of the country.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

fantile paralysis, and possibly small
pox.
What wonder is 1t that Adam lived
only $50 years!
Further. IL Adam had q certain
ombination of three of the fiuke dis
eases mentioned, we have valuable
evidence that the Garden of Eden was
probably located in China
Some OF the diseases which Adam
had have very definite periods of in
cuDation and are spread only at GER
tain stages of the malady. From the
data before us It would appear that
Adam must have had certain of these
diseases In active stages within a
very few days after his creation. and
since some of these are transmissible
only during the early stages of in
fections, and would have died out
with Adam II there were no one pres
ent to whom they could be communi-
Gated, the conclusion would seem JUS
tined that the anesthetic vivisection
incident which resulted in Eve must
have occurred a day or so after Adam
saw the light of day. Furthermore.
In view Of the fact that the first re-
coroed case or ViVisect'on resulted in
Womankfnd, the greatest blessing
mankind has ever known, 1t is OBJ
vious that Brother Bryan has over
thrown all arguments advanced
against science by the anti-vivisec-
tionists.
Appreciation of Nonh.
"1n conclusion. want to express
my keen admiration for Noah not only
because Of his ability as a sea captain.
but also as a hospital superintendent
and as a health officer. It is to be
recalled that two type specimens Of
every one of the hundreds of thou
sands Of originally created terrestrial
and aerial animals, with all of their
food supplies, were taken on board
the Ark, and, Of course, they took all
of the present known germ disea ases
along with them, except those which
could persist in water in a spore
stage or which belong TO the equatic
animals. Thus 1t appears that the
Ark was in reality more than a ship,
1t was the first known hospital In the
history of the world. either on land
or on sea.
For Noah and his family to attend
to all of these patients was indeed a
remarkable professional and admins
trative feat never equaled since then
in the history of medicine. Further,
also. since many of the diseases are
ntercommunicable between different
species of animals and spread very
rapidly. especially in crowded condi-
tions, IT is obvious that Noah made
a record as health officer which no
man, even with our present modern
medical knowledge. can ever hope to
attain"
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Plot to Restore Kaiser Seen
i. With Crumbling Communism
Real Crisis in Germany, However, Not to
{ Come Until Ruhr Settlement Is Forced
and Unemployment Is General.
SAYS ReUOIt Talk Is STAGED

Communists weaker today in Germany
1
of the
is
Evening star., 1923-04-01
Old War Slogan Re-echoes
In France, Declares Tardieu
Says Policies Haze Been Weah, But Feel
ing GrO,Us That eve Are In 1t and
Must Win"-EUerybody Just Waits.
DraaUs Yell on French Policy

OLD war slogan I'VE in
mistakes defeated
be
-NN'NO'N
entire world
WlI nave undlsputed leadership In the years
Evening star., 1923-04-01
OLDEST ODD FELLOW DIES.

SONORA, Calf, March 31.-Berna
Fox, said to have been the oldest Odd
today, aged 1o3 years. He was born in
Bristol county, Mass, and Joined
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, in Richmond,
Sass in 4Sszs
Evening star., 1923-04-01

French and Belgians in the Ruhr
aggregates 727,131 acres, or nearly
the size of Rhode Island. The mill
tary forces hold fourteen city and
nine rural districts.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

The great energies released by the
var have been lulled to sleep by lack
IF force in governments. Nothing
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-06
Mefeni vody uSetfi miliony.

Mesto Baltimore usetTi vice nez.
Ii $4,000. 900 do roku 1850, budou.
Ii pfistroje ma mefeni vody zavede.
ny Y domech Baltimorskych, odha'
duje inzenSr New Yorku. Nicho'
las H. Hill, ienz nazory sve pronesl
We stfedu feci pred klubem inze.
nyr1. Hill odhaduje, ze zavedenfm
vodomer1 usetfeno by bylo rocne
pres jeden million dolar1.
N0rriSe d0Sud nenaSli.
Do ctvrtku rano William S. Nor.
ris, zmizely obchodnik Govans ma.
Iezen nebyl. Postradan jest iiz pies
q dny. PodIe vseho obtize obchod-
nj jeho zmizenim mali CO einiti.
Mirne uzfvam alkoholn nezkra-
cuje lidSky ziy0t.
DR.. Pearl. professor zivotospravy
ma John Hopkins universite. doka.
zuie zvlastnimi pukusy a statisti
ckym zknumanim. Re alkohol skodi
jenom pijanu. Dokud Pearlova tyr
zeni vyvracena nebudou. stoji zde
fakta:
Uzivani alkoholick5ch napojd v
mirne mife nezkracuje trvani lid.
skeho zivota. Alkoholisc vane slept
ce (denne vdechujici 95 procentn
alkoholicke vypary ma hospodafske
pokusne stanici statu Maine) lepe
odroruji nemocem ziji dele nezli
nealkoholisovane. Potomstvo alko
holisovanych jest lepsi kvality.
Statistickymi zaznamy vice ne5
100 900 jednotlivcn dokazuie DR..
Pearl, Re clovsk obcas mirne uziva-
jici alkoholicke napoje jest primer.
ne dele xiv nezli dplny abstinent
Re staly piian ma nejkratsi dobu
ku ziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-06
Loucheur tajne seSel Sc S anglic.
kVm premierem.

Louis Loucheur byvalS francouz-
sky ministr a d1v9rnik presidenta
francouzskeho, sesel je v tajne kon.
ferenci anglick5m premierem
Law. Francie die vseho rAda by
konferovala 8 Anglii o ukoncenf
Ruhrske zapletky. Nahrady valecne
hotova snad se zrici a stati ma re.
stauraci zpustoseneho dzemf. kdyz
by zajistena byla jeff bezpecnost'.
= Nemecka vlada zaslaIa ostry
pl otest rroti krveproliti Essenu.
kde dosud stfelb9 francouzskeho
vojska podlehlo 13 delnikn. Vetsi.
nou streleni byli do zad. z Fran
couz1 nebyl zranen nikdo. Protest
zaslan vsem vladam.
--Direktori tovarny ma lokomotiVy
dostali rozkaz cd francouzskeho ko.
mandanta vydati IL lokomotiv oku-
pafni armada do til dn1. Direkto-
Fl odplraji lokomotivy vydati tvrdi
ce. ze staveny byly pro jihoslovan-
skou vladu. Nevydaji Ii Nemci To-
kcmotivy, platiti mali million mar
kn denne.
Objevitel faraonSke kobky mrtey
Earl of Carnarvon. jenz nedavno
otevfel hrobku faraonovu v Egypte
podjehl jedi ze stfpnuti mouchy.
Povercive osoby povazujf smrt' jehe
jako nasledek kletby spocfvaiiei ne
kcbce.
Cecil o potrebe lfgy.
Lord Robert Cecil. pfednasel '
New Yorku.
Ujist' oval. ze strach q nedGv6rs
ie nyn6jsf kletbou sveta. Francis
strachuje Sc Nemecka a Nemecke
nedGveTuie Flancii. Pokud mezi
narodni neddvera nevymizi .svetov!
mir je ohrozovan valka m1ze 81
opakovat. Jenom ze pristi vojns
byla by daleko h1oznejsf snad a
mericka mesta byla by aeroplany
nepratel zasazena. Nutno vice do
very, kterou lie tlumociti We Svaz,
neb jakekoli Lice narod6. jejiz Gle
nem bylo by tez Soustati.
USmrtila Sve dftky.
| V New Yorku Rose Martellov'
zavrazdila dve male sve diiky. ma
cez pokusila Sc o samovrazdu, zp6
sobivsi 81 britvou ma hrdle hlubok.
fez.
Moitellova zabila svs d9ti 20 had
ce se sym muzem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-06
Ctyry r0ZSudky Smrti jedn0mu
Smrfelniku.

(
Mitchell odsouzen k smrti jiz 4krat.
Ma vyhlidky, ze dostane rozsudk1
celkem osm. nezli MIN budou SOU
| dy hotovy.
Mitchell jest muz obrovske posta-
Wy nyni iiz nejakou dobu vod9n
jest kazde diva nebo tTi dny do
soudni sine, ably tam pfijal rozsu-
dek Byl uznan vinnym vrazdy &C.
kyrou, vrazdy revolvelem a vrazdy
brokcvnici. Zb5Sajf proti n9mu ie-
Ste obzaloby jine. Pred tim, nezli
byl Mitchell zatcen. byla tam hotova
hr6zovlada. Kazde chvile byl mex.
do zavrazden Cd te DOLBY to nahle
ustalo. Prvn6 byl Mitchell odsou-
zen dne II. bfezna. Ostatni rozsud.
KY nasledovaly bro ma to. Prvnf
porota, ktera jei soudila, radiIa Sc
jen sedm minut. u prvniho soudu
obzalovany prohlasil, Re bere zpet
sve priznani. ktere pry hylo ma mem
Vynuceno policii. ktera MIN bru-
talne zachazela. Pri ostatnich SOD
dech mlcel jen odpovidal: "Budu
mluviti az pozdeji."
Ohavns vrazdy. z niohz jest nyni
Mitchell odsuzovan, udrzovaly me-
,to cele okoli V hrGze rozcileni
pres rok. V jednom pfipadu byl k
Will MIN jeden cernoch lyncovan.
Po cely ten cas- Mitchell pracoval
delal DOZEN spofadaneto clov9ka a
pilneho delnika. Zvlastnl nahodou
nasla sc stopa. ktera vedla k jeho
pro7razeni, coz Sc stalo asi pred me-
sfcem. Mitchell Sc pax k vine pFiz-
nal. ale pozdeji pfiznani odvolal. Pc
celou dobu sveho soudu medal ma je-
70 neimensiho p,hnuti. jednou, "a
Cas- svedl slevni pntku sc statnim
zalobcem. Kdyz byl u soudu znovu
vyzvan. ably Sc primal, prohodil:
ITO je v pofadku. ia to man Bo-
hem jiz vy1ovnano." We vezeni
provadel Mitchell take hladovou
stavku, ale po n6jakem case toho
nechal. 2
DemOkrati zyitezili v Chicagu.
William Emmett Dever. jenz p1-
vodpe byl kozelusskym d6lnikem.
zvolen byl pri 1ternlch volbach
Chicagu "a mayora m6sta ma demo-
kraticke tikets v9tsinou 10000
hlas1. Mezi demokratickymi vit6zi
| jest Czech. John A. Cervenka. KITE
~ zvolen byl mestskym pokladni-
KEN Zvolenim Devera posilen byl
y Chicagu vliv Hearsta, ,svym casem
jako zradc prohlaseneho majitele
cele fady novin mesicnik1. Hearst
ma vftezstvi demokraticke v9no-
val 100000.
Czech zalnje Fordoyou.
Klara Fordova, manzelka zname.
no automobiloveho krale a Ernest
G. Liebold. Ford1v sekretaf, jsou
zalovani ma poruseni kontraktu,
teskym stavitelem. Ottou Pokorn5m.
Detroit.
Stavitel tvrdf. Re byla mu svefe-
ma prestavba domu Dearbornu,
kter5 byl v9novan Fordovou "a u
tulnu pro dlvky. Kdyz opravne
prace byly chodu, sekretaT. Lie
bold 'vyhnal jej oaoho majet-
ku." Pokorn5 zada odskodnsnou
obnosu $4,000.
Jak zaChaZi rakouSka repnblika a
lfedniky ceSke narodnosti.
Sprawl soud uznal pravo vlady
propustiti 1fedniky nen9meeke ma.
rodnosti. Kanoelafsk5 Official Petr
Vondrak. ktery zprvu byl cinnSm
va Vidni. pozdeji y Solnnhrade. byl
propulsion ze statnf sluzby, plotoze
ueprislusi nemeckemu narodu, ny.
brz pochazi Moray. Proti tomu-
/; to naTizen1 zemskeho financniho fe-
ditelstvi podal Vondrak stiznost U
spolkoveho ministerstva financi,
Jeho stiznosti nebylo vyhoveno.
7 Rovnez zamitnut rekurs. jejz Von-
: drak podal proti tomuto rozhodnutl
spravnimu soudu.
/ SHINES knpuje pozemky