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no good, until my sister insisted on my
trying Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. She said there was nothing
like 1t. ! know that she was right,
for began to improve with the first
bottle and it has done me more good
than anything else. ] am able now
to do anything on the farm or in my
home and | recommend it to my
friends. LILLE EDWARDS, r. Ed.
8, Box "a, Wilson, N. c.
Another Operation Avoided
Akron, Ohio. -" I can never praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound too highly for what it has done
for me. / had such pains and weak
ness that the doctor told me nothing
but an operation would help me. But
my mother had taken the Vegetable
Compound and she told me what 1t
had done for her, and SO ] took it and
| am glad to tell every one that It
made me strong woman, and / have
had two children since then. Mrs.
r. G. MISSIONER, 1926 Grant Street,
Akron, Ohio.
e Textbook upon " Ailments
4 UnEu fran xrnnvs rannncf WrffA
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NUffvY LUrTc.

Arthur Kause, 1O7I2 st. Clair
Ave. vykladal ma po1icfi podiv..
nou historii. Vtera Sc vloudil
do jeho bytu lupic, jenz jej
stioukl a k tomu jest6 po nem
stfelil. Vedle v pokoji lezeIa
ochurave1a manzelka pfepade
neho, jez vSak pravi1a, ze sig
Sela sice manzela volati o po-
moe, ale stfe1ne rany nepostfe-
hla.
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Pro remeslne rybare nasta-
ne dnes cd Erie az po Toledo
prvnf rybafsAa sezona q flcv-
KEN obnlysleny bu60u vetsincn
cieveiandskk trznice. Tentc
fok nenf mezi pornocnictvem a
spofecnotssni zadnych svfzefG
q proto Sc pfedpovida, ze post
nj sezona dobfe rybami bude
'opatfena. Die platnych z&kond
mohou b5ti site vytazeny z vod
|tep1ve Ultra. = .'a
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PklRTJSTEK v CESkEM on.
DELENf KNlf1UvNY MA
BROADWAY.

Mezi ceskou iteraturu zafa-
zeny byly v posledni dobe ma
sledovni knihy:
Bohuslav, Ito byl ten kras-
my Gas.
Braun - Pod stromem Ii
vota.
Cecetka, F.. j.. - Cesky le-
gionaf.
Ceskoslovenske armade k %
|tijnu!
Curwood - kocovnici Sc
veru.
Daudet - Krasna Sidonie.
Evropska jatka "a rok sve-
no pustoseni, 1914-I915.
Hrdza A. ~ Bludne touhy.
Jebayy ~ Bdatnnke spisy.
Jedlicka, B. - Kroky a sto-
py.
Kalvy - Ma slovenskem bo-
jisti,
| Kofemsky - Svetem phi.
lrodou.
Masarylcovz, A. G.. - Do
pisy do vezeni.
i Skariandt - @ poutech ide.
alu.
Snnificky, ]. - Ztemnelou
laleji.
1 Soukup - Syn delnika vite.
zem mad Habsburgy.
/ Sramek ~ Leto.
| Stetka - kytice taienlnych
|povidck.
Subert = z ccskehc jihu.
| Svoboda, r. - Barvy Jugo-
Islavie.
1 Treyal - Dusi "a dust.
| Vachek - Reseto.
i Vachek E. - Ia ffontou.
| Wilson, w. - Dsjiny anne
lrickehO lidu.
/ Zeman - Ceskoslovanska
lodyssea.
4 lima S. - z denniku stare.
Tho tloveka.
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Karel Sipek. Z Rodne Bob
dance y Pardubik, kde posled-.
mi leta zivota tIkvil ' rodins
|sveho bratra, dosla zvest o smr
Hi popularniho csskeho spiso-
|vatele Karia SfpAa, autora Get
|nych humoristicktch obrazki
q zajimavych vz3ominek diva
deinich, jednoho II nasich nej-
|lepsich humoristdA a divadel-
mich enthusiasm Istarsi literar-
mi generace, pozyolna jiz Cd
|chazejici. Sipek. vlastnim jme
mem Josef Peska, nalezel sku-
|ptn6 h1izke ''Svandu dudako-
vi" a 'Paleckovi'', jejimiz hla-
vnimi representanty vedle Ig-
nata Hermanna byl zejmena
!!Vaclav Stech a loni zesnuly K.
Masek-Fa Presto. Intimni pri
Itel Kovafovicdm . Schoranziv
incl Sipsk cd naladi lzke q
Ivrcuci vxtahg k naSemu diva
Idelnimu sv&tu = un3l z neho
,vybirai p6kn& ziv6 j bodre W.
|pravovane, kultu1ne cenne
lvzpominky. - Sam sepsal ne
lkolik divxdelnich her (zejme-
ma "Rizove o3kovy'' spolu Sc
lSchmoranzem), ktere Sc hojn6
hraly, nejkrasnejsich lspechu
dod6lal Sc vsak iako obratny a
linteligentni libretista (hlavn6
pro Kovafovice) v operach
"Psohlavci" (podle Jiraska),
INA starem belidle" (podle Bo
lzeny N6mcove-, "Noc Simona
Ia Judy (podle Alarconova ro-
lmanu) atd. Pro Kama napsal
1A'Germinal' podle znameho ro
manu- Zolova. Knizek bodrych
2 veselych vydal celou radu -
l"Zertem i doopravdy", rub
llic", "Za vetrem'. "Sipy a pa.
prsky",| fadu humoristickych
lpovidek upffmneho lidskeho
ldechu y tepi6 nalady; prohratd
isrdccnosti. Do cesk. listl psa,
1vai divadelni refer&ty, a jestd
do nedavns, kdyz jix byl davnc
ran61 nartvici M pravou pllku
tela - vzpominal M mas obcas
drobnymi vzpominkami feuil.
letonniho razu. n redakce ST.
mackovy byval Sipek i divadel.
MIN referentem "Svetozora"
Jako clovek byl ,prohrat dobro.
tou a. ptatelstvim, mud to byl
zlateho srdce, jake ucitcl (po'
zdsji feditel obecne skoly y
Hcpfenstokov6 ulici) byl wa
cnym pfitelem. lfsS(. inlad6 sko1
nj drobotiny. B,lfaa mu zacho.
vana v narode upfimna pa,
'met' Pohreb konal sc. v -Bohdar
!, ci u Pardubic We Gtvrtek odpo.
i ledne. dne IL. iinnra
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ze statistikA obci ma sloyen-
sku vice ned 5000 obyvateli
je zfejm5 proAfkavy upadek
mad'arskel1o zii1u We vsech me-
stech Slovensk r. 1910 melo
IA mest a velk1ch obcf nadpo
.lovicni v9tsinu mad 'arskeho O.
'byyatelstva, /. 1p21 je tako-
vych rn9st uz totko 8 {Dunaj-
ska Stfpda, G6ta| Farkasd, Ko
m6rno, Rimav4,kA Sobota, Levi
ce q Roziava
Mesta Nitrai Move Zamky,
Lutenec, Zvolep, Kosice a Mi
mad'afske v6tsiny po-
zbyla.
Nest a ve1kyth obcis 20 al
80 procenty mad'arskeho oby.
vatelstva bylo II 1910 osn,nact,
I
dnes jsou pouzs ctyfi Move
|zimky, Lucenes, Buatislava,
Kosice).
Pocet Mad'aro poklesl pod
10 proc. ' t3chto m9stech .
|pslktch obcfch: Trnara, Sc
|ref, velke Tdpolcany, velkt
|Supany, Tur6anslv Sv. Martin
'Trencin, vr1tky, zilina, Ran..
ska Bystfice, B6Aska St'avnice
|Kezmarok, Levoch, Spisska NJ
VI Yes, Berdiov, Presov a Ire
biSov.
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fk0oA 81 ntodefnf ddm ne
pekne ulici, .blize koseefa q
vych. I3l. III. Y Cofleet. Ja6N
tam tfi pokoje dole q III io&-
nice $ koupemou nahofe,' pix
ma pada, sklep pod celtn 10
mem. Fernes, pekny ',ldt 40
phi l3O ST.. garazi. Cena pro
rychly prodej $500. BlizSf
sdeli JOS. Smetana, 5023 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 L.
3-yl7
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PRoNAJME Sc stor bud sam
. sobe, aneb. 5 bytem, hodici Sc
pro jakykoli obchod, nejlepe
cukroVinkoyy. Haste Sc. V els.
1896 L. 65th st. roh Morton
Ave. 3-17
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BfLA OTR0KYNt.
(lIANRA Xxx. STOLETl.)
- ROMAN. -
Napsala 4. Schoeyerovl. - Pfslo5a F. Sadek.
(HANRA Xxx. STOLETl.)
ROMAN,

dad zaprahnouti a jel ihned ma
policii. Tazaje Sc panu Ell
bym, dostal odpoved':
"Asistent je prave zamest-
nan vjsechem a nikohe nepfi-.
ji1na."
"A. pan Stesd Sc jests ne
watil?"
"ANo, Ale jeste zde neni. -
Mezi tretf q ctvrtou hodinou
mozno zde snim naluviti."'
Edward byl nucen spokojiti
BE touto zpr&vou. Ubiraje Sc
po schodech dold, uvazoval, CO
by mel podnikncati. Tu no ma
padla myslenka; pojedu do
Blackstreetu promlurim sam
Miss Lucy. bych Sc ma vlast-
nj; oci presyedcil 0 pravde.
Jak uvaxil, TAX ucisail. Dal
sc dovasti do Black Streetu,
postal potion povoz domd a
-0azvonil u cisla '67.' sxafec BIZ
Hch vlas1 otevrel nanolo dve-
fe a ctazal Sc lorda, echo 81
spfeje.
!. Rad bych mluvil hostin-,
skym."
Pan Cork odcestoyal a jeho
panf niksho neprijima.',, s.,..
MAN Y unaxsiu navstiviti
saecnu Lucy" - : :
"Nesmim nik0ha .pustt bez
dovoleni pani hostin4ke,Y..a XII
dne zavrel mu dvere pred no.
sem.
"Vypada to tax, jakoby Sc
vsichni prot mne spikli," zvo-
lal. "Co mann jen delat?"
Zamyslen kracel ulici naho-
ru a zahnul do veiikeho stro.
moradi, tahnouciho Sc rovno-
bezne Hydeparkem. "a ne
kolik minut stal pred domem
Otcovym a vstoupil.
Byla jedna hodina, cas-, kdy
sc rodina schazela k lunchu.
Rych)e odlo7il kofich > vstou-l
pill do jidelny. Byl to velky
sal, potazeny tmavymi japon-
skymi calouny &c zlateho bro
katu. Kolem dlouheho stolu
byla rada- vyrezavanych dubo-
vych zidli vysokymi lenochy
q kozenymi sedadly. v cele
stoll sedel jiz vevoda z Lenshi
ru, vedle nej vevodkyne Jane
= jeji sestnactileta dcera lady
Alice. Misto naproti nj bylo
jeste prazdne cekalo ma nej~
starsiho syna rodiny. u MALE
no vedlejsiho stolu jedly tri
mladSi ditky Sc svou francouz-
skou vychovatelkou.
''Prichazis pozde. mIj ho-
chu," pravil vevoda, pokynuv
hlavou svemu synovi. ''Byl jsi
ma ranni vyjizd'ce?"
"Ano, otce," prisv6dcil Ed
ward a posadil Sc ke stolu.
Pri jidle uvazl vsechen no.
vOr.
Vevoda Lenshiru vedi ve-
lice pravidelny zivot. Vstaval
Sc sluncem pracoval az do
jedne hodiny We SVEN pok0ji.
Po lunchu iel do ministerstva,
kde zIstal az do sedmi hodin.
Potom vratil sc k ob6du dOm1
z ztravil vecer ctenim a psa-
MIN. Maize stale ma mysli stat
nj zalezitosti, byl We SVEN do
move ponejvice vazny a ma slo-
vo skoupy, ale pri tom pfece
pfistupny a laskavy. Tez We
svych soukromych zalezito-
Stech osv6dcoval vzdycky ncj-
prisnejsi svedomitost nejpo-
ctiyejsi will, ably vykonal We
vsem to nejlepsi pro vsecky.
Vlastnimu prosp6chu neyeno.
val nikdy ami myslenky,
Vevodkyne, rozena lady ia
ne Wilberfoce, byla puvodu
skotskeho. Jeji mila dobra
poyaha nezustala. bez lcinku
ma jejiho manzela. Nikdy ne
byla netrpeliva a lpela vzdy-
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Cheessi :; 1sikas postavit
dunn < up1ns Vail .pokojeno.ti
iobrat'te se diverou ma nlze
uvedene stavitele.
Spr&Sky vytisujem rychle q
kun1. Roapotty ma pozadani.
!. Sluzboyohf
JOSEF BljsTA,
lAe6 farringdon Ave.
Tel. Broad. 1859, M.
FIR. zEMAN,
1852 craten Ave-.
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'FARMA - Nyni jest doba,
kdo hodla sc odebrati Z nasta
ma zdravy venkov. Name FAR
mu pres so akrh v krasne DO
loze, velmi drodna ZEN, media
leko Cd dlazby a m4steSka. Y
'okoli je mnoho AaSioh lkraj&.
nj a hospodaM 8 dsp9chem q
jsou spokojeni, ze zbavili Sc
mestsk@ dllny. Skutecn& kce
$50 "a aau, nebo-i "a fafmu
$4,000. Je ma nf mortgage v
|obnose $1,000 a da Sc zv6t5iti,
bude-li zapotfebi The Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc M Ferd. Staikbaasra.
- 3-16
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+ a + "
Edftek a ma domaci zajmy. We
della, ze vysoaoe postaveni Q bo-
hatstvi ukladaji take povinno-
lsti ke spolecnosti a prokazova-
LA dobrodini cetnym rodinarm,,
zijicich ma statcich manzelo.
Evych. Neaiesla toho, ably sc:
.nekomu della kfivda . ,bvla
vzdy ochetna prispeti bezbranI
nym a utiskovanym.
SedG tise Pfi ob4de, rozhDdl
Sc Edward, ze Sc svemu otci
.sv6ri tim, co zazil q vyprosi
Isl jeho pomoci. Stydsl Sc sice
"a to, de. bude nncen Sc prizna-
ii, kde byl v pfedposledni no.
ci, avSaik itrpnost s nest asst
nou dfvkou zvit9zila made vse-
mi osobaimi ehledy.
20 lunchu sci vevoda jako
obycejne do kurackeho poko-
je, ably 81 zakouiil doutnik a
prohledl n8kolik novin drive
nez odejde.
Edward sci "a MIN a posadil
Sc do mike zidle vedle stolu,
pokryteho novinami = casopi-
sy, Ma stenach pokojiku vi
sely rytiny barevne kresby pie
mioha proslulych koni, kteri
pfi zavodech We Francii ziskali
prvni ceny. Mezi ovema siro-
kymi okny stal stil rozmani-
,tymi druhy doutnikI.
"Nuze synu, chces mi nsco
ozhamiti?" otazal Sc Vevoda, J,
zapaliv 81 havana.
'.Chtel jsem te ppprositi, a.
bys mi poskytl pomoci' v ,jiste
zalezitosti, odpovedel Edward.
Dal jsem totiz slib, jejz nesna
dino mohu aplniti."
ITO je mi lfto," usmal Sc
otec. Dali slechtic slib, jest
cti zavazan, ably jej splnil."
"Ano, jsem te toho mineni.
''Snad isl nehral a neupadl
do dluhu? Mluv, CO Sc stHlo?
"V6c lie velmi obitzna. Az
konecn6 dodal 81 odvahy a "a.
cal vSe vypravovati.
Zprava o podlem jednani
Wildingove pobourila vevodu
jeSte vSak vice rozcilil sc mad
osudem nest 'astne divky.
"Ano, vim, re sc podobnG
zlociny casem vyskytuji," zvo-
lal rozhofcen. "Casto jiz cetl
JScm tom v nOvlnach. DO.
zivota,i vezeni nebo trest smr.
ii mel by byti vym6fen, "a po.
dobne zlociny."
"A kdybys il jen videl, jak
je, mlada a newman" zvolal
| Edward.
"To je treba Timed oznami.
I'll policii. Je to veru ostuds
pro cely narod, ze jeste dnes
|! muze nekdo v Londyne divky
chytati = prodavai v kre.
/, st'anskem state a V naSem osvi
cenem stoleti!'
| Ale iak Sc podivil, kdyz u.
slyScl, 5 jakym vysledkem po'
tkaly Sc snahy synovy q kdyz
precetl dopis asistenta policie
! "To je znamcnite," proho
! dill. "Hostinsky patrne il u
kryl anebo hned il postal dale
Rekls mu n6co. kdyz jsi opu
still ieho dIm?"
"Nikoli, y phi odchodu vide
.isem jen stareho vratneho,
nimz jsem nepromluvil ami slt
va"
! "To je zvlastni!"
+ "Nemohl bys sc pokusiti t,
20 jeji vysvobozeni? JcstiiEe j
odstranili, mdzeme je donutiti
aby nam rckli, kde jest nyni
Nam tuSeni, ze tn jde 0 velm
hanebny zlocin. Uboha, dpl
ne sama v CHI zemi!"
| Jeho otec svraStil cello, hlu
boka, vraska rysovala sc mez
!, obocim jako vzdy, kdyz ne
Gem lsilovne premySlel. p
kratkem mlceni, rekl rozhod
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PRODA Sc lot v Corlett, biize
Skoly, neb Sc vymenl "a nnenSi
dun, agent sc vyiuEuji. Adre-
sa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
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Q hodinu pozdeji jel jeho o.
tee do ministerstH& q spojil sc
tam teasfouicky s pelicejnim
fiditeastrim.
"Je tam pan Stead? Zde jeI
.ministr ,zahranicnich zalezito-
sti. Byl bych tomu velice po-l
vdecen, kdybyste mne po vasiI
pfijfmaci hodine. navstivil "
'ninisteriu 3. Tedy mezi ctvr-l
tou patou hodinou. Rad 4bych
s vami promluvil Q v9ci, kterUu
mdj syn vcera ohl&sil !. Tyka
Sc to domu V Black Street els.
81 - Dakuii zdvorile."
Potom zahrabal sc do velke
he stohu dopisav listin, jez|
pro nej byly pripraveny nal
stole, az jeho sluha vstoupil a|
oznaznil nav6tevu Mr.. Steada.
Rychle edlozil papfry stranou,
zpedl sc q vySel vstupujicimu
NStfic. !.
VASE Excellence pteje Vi sci
mnou mluviti," !pravil q hlubo~1
ce Sc uklonil.
Ministr podal mu ruku q POI
zadal ho, aby sc, posadil ma po-i
hovku. On sam sed1 81 napro-
ii ke psacimu stolu.
ITO je velmi trapna, zalezi-,
tost," pocal vevoda.
"Ano," odpovedel SteAd, II
Imam jiz tn. vec. Jeden ri
mych asistenti, pan Elby,, Wy
|pravovai mi tom. y On sam
byl v tom dome, prohledal jejI
daakladn6, obyvatele jeho po-
drobil vyslechu mel tn cest
rano oznamiti panu lordovi w
|,Sledel."
''Cetl jsem jeho zpravu,"
odpev6d6l ministr. "Ale mdj
syn pres to tvrdi, ze Sc v6ci
mali tax, jak je vylicil."
"Cetl jsem protokol a znam
zpravu lorda Garwicka, ale u
just'uji vasi Excellence, ze pan
Elby je veimi bystra hlava, a
ze prave v t6chto veceech ma
dlouholete zkuSenosti. Potvr-
dilo Sc jeho podezfeni, ze jed
ma . divek uzila obyykl3ho IL
lsicoisu, policii dobre zr,ameho,
ably obelstila lehkoverlleho
mladeho lorda a vylakala 2
n6ho penize. Arci .nachazi SC
v onom dome devce, pochaze-
jici Danska, ale neni ami
Idcercu dustojnikovou a ami na-
lsilim nebyla svedena ma tuto
smutnou drahu. Jeji matka po-
chazela z Anglie a byla chI-
YOU v Kodani; jmeno jejiho
otce vsak il neni znamo q AMI
ona sanla nevi, ktere je ma
rodnosti. Dlouho byla pfi ba-
letu, potion Sc setkala MIA
dym anglickym agentem a $
MIN potloukala Sc dve leta We
Skandinavii. Konecne agent
ljednou il uprchl a v noci Sc
brala il policie ma ulici. Nyni
jest jiz pet mesicu v onom do
me a rlkaji miss Lucy. N.Y.
slim, ze jest nadobro zkazena
jako vsecky tam6jsi divky."
"A ci je to vina, ze talk z1e
,.spustia?" otazal sc vevoda o.
sti'c. "Neni to pfirozeny ma
sledek nemravneho systemu?
Nikdy nestaya konfliktu mezi
| pficinou a naslcdkem. Zlo
plodi zlo. Zene odpira Sc O.
chrana pro jeji osobu, kterou
zakon pfiznava kazdemu mu-
IA. Kdezto jeden 2 obou vim
nikl volne Sc pohybuje, jest
druhy bez soudniho rozsudku
: chovan v zajeti = podfizen po
licejnimu dohledu. Vysilame
sice misionafe az do nejzaz-
6ich koncu, sveta 4 zapomina-
! me pri tom caste na obeti ma
!. sich vlastnich zkazenych po-
merd. Chceme-li vSak nazy:
vati sc krest'anskymi zakono-
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PEKNY' LOT, kde je vsechno
zveiebeni Sc proda aneb da CO
splatka pri koupi jednorodin-
neho donau. Haste Sc els.
3287 Fulton Rd. 3-l4
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod,
kde Sc trzi $4OOst5dlie,s zadn;i
konkurence v 'okolis'tfi mil.
Trzba "a hotove. = Naleza- Sc v
{. 9lOS Superior Ave. Blizsi
sdeli jednatel v c{s. GO15 SEQ
will Ave. vecer cd 4 do z ho-
din. 3-2l
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MAN DIVA dobfe stavene mo
dcrni donny, 5 pokoj0, koupei-
ma, fernes, plyn. Jeden ma ce-
nu $4,000. druhy IS, 500, uiicc
dlazdene. Haste Sc u Jos. XII
EEK, 1870 Durkee Ave.
3-l5
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PKODA Sc stredni still, stuI
do knihovny a idle. Haste sc
v els. 3943 +. 43. st. blize
Washington Parku. 3-l4
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PRODA Sc LEVINE lplne novy
dim, sc vSfm modernim zafdze-
MIN ma vych. l05. ul., po pfi-
pade sc vezme lot co splatka.
Haste Sc v dis. 1928 Union Av.
s(y holirne) W., 3-15
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PRIME Sc delnik k usazova-
nj strojl a napinani remenu a
ktery uni ,pilou zachazet. -
Haste sc u Oster Mfg. Co. v {.
2057 E. 6lst Place aneb y <.
|862f H.. ll6. st. 3Ll5
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NAME MALY dunn ma zapa-
dni strane, ktery Sc vymeni "a
vetsi as 6ti pokojich kou-
pelnou a garazi ma dlazd6ne
ulici. BlizSi sc sdeli v {. 1897
Fulton Rd.
3-l4
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PR0DA Sc t6zky tazny kun.
Haste sc v {. 3937 &, 53. st.
3---l5
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-25
Squirrel Puts Capitol
OF Nation in Darkness,
Stopping Senate Work

WASHINGTON Oct. pa gray
squirrel, reconnoitering for food to
add to his winter store, persued his
quest into the capitol building today
with far-reaching results.
In the basement OF the great
structure, where a dynamo works
constantly to supply light and power
to the entire capitol group of build
ings, he became entangled in a deli
cate el ctric fuse which ended his
hunt forever. In consequence sew
eral miles of corridors and many
side rooms were thrown into com
plete darkness, while in the congress
sional library an dthe offices Of sen
atCrs and representatives. work had
to stop or else go forward uncer-
taintly in the gray light of rainy
fall day.
Two senate committees, hearing
evidence on weighty public contra
versies, grouped dimly over their
documents in a semi-darkness that
seemed to make even more obscure
the tangled skein of affairs they
were seeking tC dnravel,
After a search of a half-hour
electricians '- found the dis
abled fuse with the lifeless body OF
the LITTLE squirrel beside it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-25
THIRD YARBROUCH
CASE GOES TO JURY
ON TUESDAY NIGHT

MACON, Ga, Oct. 23.-The fate of
DR.. c. A Yarbrough in his third trial
for rioting in connection with the
fiogging of w. o. Barnett went into
the hands of the jury at II
o'clock tonight. Testimony adduced
was much the same as offered in the
first two trials, in which he was &C.
quilted and given a mistrlal respect
lively, and rapid progress was made.
The state rested it's case at 100
o'clock this morning and the defense
closed in the afternoon with a brief
statement by the accused dentist, in
which he said that he had nothing
to do with the series of flOggings i'll
Macon. AS in former trials, he adj
mitted membership in the Ku Kl1X
Khan. Arguments began at 4 O'Clock,
each side being allotted an hour and
half. The arguments were to be
followed by the judges charge and
the delivery of the case to the jury.
Judge VIII Gum announced this
morning that the trials Of c. F.
Alexander. merchant, and j. p.
Durkee, membership solicitor Of the
Ku Klux Khan in Bibb county, set
for trial this week, would go over
until the December term of the city
court for the reason that he had
been unable to get a judge to try
the Alexander case. Judge Gum is
disqualified from presiding in the
Alexander case by reason Of distant
kinship to the defendant.
Judge Gum stated that he had
endeavored to get Judge Holmes
Johnson, of Gray, but that he was
off on vacation and could not be
reached. He stated that he was also
unable to get Judge II. A. Mathews
or Judge Malcolm D. Jones, of
Macon, for the reason they were
both engaged in trying cases in
Houston and Crawford counties.
Judge Ogden Persons, Of Forsyth,
could not be secured on account of
being engaged in holding court this
week.
Jurors excused Monday after the
beginning of the Yarbrough trial
and ordered to report back Thurs
day morning need not return, Judge
Gum announced. This also applies
to Witnesses
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-25
Victim Of Mysterious
Shooting Said to Have
Atlanta Police Record

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Wll-
bert Grant, who, with his wife, was
killed in st. Louis yesterday, and
Wilfred Stalnaker. their chauffeur,
who was wounded, are known to The
Kansas City police, according to l..
3. Walston, chief Of the city bureau
of detectives.
Grant and Stalnaker were arrested
here in connection with the blowing
of the safe of the Pantages theater,
November IS, 1922, Walston said.
Both were released because of lack
of evidence.
Grant, WaIston said, was a COM
panion of Richard *. Osborne, noted
safe blower, who was killed recently
at Childhowee, Mo, in an attempted
burglary, and Diamond Joe" SulIi-
van, convicted recently of the muir
der of a patrolman in Little Rock,
Ark.
Grant was arrested ten years ago
at Atlanta, where an attempt was
made, Walston asserted. to round up
u gang of safe blowers.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-25
CONF ERENCE CALLED
BY FORD CLUBS To
FORM NEW PARTY

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 23.-(By the
Associated Press. )-Formation of
new national political party with
Henry Ford as it's standard bearer
will be undertaken at national or
ganization conference of all Ford
for-President clubs. to be held here
December II, Il and IA.
The call for the organization con-
ference was decided upon at a meet
ing last night of several Michigan
Ford clubs. The conference, accord
ing to leaders of the movement, prob
ably will name a date and place for
holding nominating convention
next spring.
The conference call will go out
within a few days, it was stated by
William Kronberg, secretary of the
Dearborn Ford President club.
cit was decided upon" he said,
"only after insistent demand from
Ford clubs throughout the coun-
try"
The Dearborn club, he said, had
been inactive for some time, owing
to it's inability to obtain from Henry
Ford any statement as to whether
or not ne WOulQ accept NOMINATION.
by a party the clubs might organize.
eve virtually were forced into &C.
ton" Mr.. Kronberg said, many of
the clubs in other states threaten
ing to proceed with convention call
if we did not do So"
Mr.. Kronberg estimated the num-
Der of Ford clubs now in existence
at between 800 and 400, and added
that he was advised the organiza-
ton conference would attract at least
5000 delegates and visitors. Sessions
of the organization conference, he
said, would be held in the auditorium
at Dearborn, home of Henry Ford.
Last nights meeting, at which
about a score of delegates were pres
ent, was presided over by Judge Ed
war Jefferles. Of the recorders court
of Detroit. Among those present be-
sides Judge Jefferies and Mr.. krOn-
berg were Clyde Ford, a cousin Of the
Detroit manufacturers; Edward Fish
err, president of the village of Dear
born; Rev. William Dave, president
of the Dearborn Ford club, and Hen
ry Ruduck, treasurer of Dearborn
township.