davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-19

Complete line Alaska Books at the Seward Drug Co. If
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-19

Thanksgiving Cards. Seward Drug Co. if
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-20
Marco 1929.

:
Ell seIor Santiago Iglesias, present0
el siguiente proyecto de ley ndmerc So.
Para crear una junta de Perdones
Y de Bienestar PIblico, concediendole
poderes para reformar los metodos del
sistema penitenciariQ de Puerto Rico,
Y para mejorar las condolences mora
les nlateriales de los penados ash
lados Ell instituciones pGblicas para
enmendar la ley fijando rebajas en-
las institueiones penales dc Puerto Ri
co y cstableciendo un sistema de Ii
bertad bajo palabra'', aprobada en-
mario II, 1907, para crear una Es-
cuela Correctional para nilas, dclill-
cuenteS y otros fines"
Decrttase por la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva dc Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1.-Por la prcseBte sc cita
una Junta de Perdoncs dc Bienestar
Pdblico con los pr9p0sitos, polcres y
autoridad que Sc lie asisnan por csta
ley, a saber:
(a) Para efcctuar visitas pcri6di~
camente q las inStituciOnes penalcS,
cariaad beneficencia, fin de cer-
cicrarse de las condolences higiGni as
sanitarias de los edificios ell lur
son aloiades Y terreuos que los cir
cundan, V para recomendar camb!os y
reformas Ell los m6todos que mejoren
beneficien Il los asilados.
(b) Para investigar y. velar por Ia
salud de los reclusGs asilados, pro
curando que est6n debidamente aten-
didos y tratados, proveyendoles de una
TN tratamiento .nl6dico bueno Y ade-
cuado, promoviendo cualquier medida
cambio en- ell sistema que humanice
haga mas eficientes las institucio-
nes penales.
(c) Para que la instruction aca-
dGmica, industrial artfstica de rcclu-
SOS asilados sea eficiente, de mCdo
que est6n debidamente preparados pa
IA subvenir a sus necesidades de suS
familias al salir de sus respectivas
instituci0nes. -... .. .-..
(d) Para investigar bien directa-
mente por medic Gle asentes antol'i-
zados todU caso de delincuencia luve-
nil. exploitation del trabajo de memo
res niiios o niilas desamparadas o
necesitadas que requieran ser interna1
das Y que puedan llcgar a su conoci-
miento, reportando los hech0s a las
autoridaGes llamadas remediar cl
NAL tomando aquellas otras medidas
que 50 considrrcn conycnientes para
corregrlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-20
Acabanios de recibir Ell meior surtido On
80. SILLAS DE MoNTAR
't. CABEzADAS /
BRIDAS
Almacenes GEL GlObO'
SAN JUSTO 80.
CONCHA ESPINA
La Nina de Luzmela.

La Biblioteca Renacimiento, edito-
lra de las obras completes de Concha
Espina, acaba de publican una nueva
Iy elegante edicion de "La Nina de
/ Luzmela, fuerte y honda creaci6n de
Ia famosa autora dc La Esfinge Mara
gaia.
En- la esplendida y copiosa collection
de novelas que lleva va dadas al p1-
blico Ia gran escritofa espanola, ira
ducidas muchas de elias con universal
APPLAUSE, en- Italia, Francia, Alemania
los Estados Unidos tiene "La Nina
de Luzmela" un singular relieve, como
dechado a un tempo de sencillez y
profundidad, de brio y de gracia, de
realitlad y fantasia, de piedad y ter
nura humanas.
Recientes los exitos de Gel metal de
los muertos" "Dulce Nombre", la
primera de las cuales ha sido compa-
rada por los criticos alenlanes con las
mejores novelas de Tolstoi, y proxima
a publicarse una nueva novela de Con-
cha Espina: GEL Caliz Rojo", que esta
terminando de escribir su insigne au-
tora, la reedicion de LA Nina de
LuzmelS' evoca uno de sus primeros
triunfos, ell que, no ha muchos amos,
revelo los lectores espanoles la mas
aguda y compleja sensibilidad de mu-
jer y de artista de las letras contem-
poraneas.
La exquisite production "La Nina
de Luzmela" asi como todas las obras
mehcionadas de Concha Espina, estan
de venta en- las Librerfas de Cantero,
Fernandez y Co., Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-20
EN- Ell SENADO De PUERTO RICO

(e) Para tfamitar toda petieion de
lihcrtad Conditional baj0 palabra he
cha per los presses que eXtingan con-
dcna impuestas por los tribunales in
sulares. hacienda diectamente IL re-
concentration que proeeda, al Goberna-
dor de acuerdO con los mGritos do; ca
da case, para cuyo objeto tendra au-
toridad para solicitar Y obtener de
Gficio toda Recommendation que censi-
dere coEvcniente para poder mejof lie
mar su mission.
(f) Para cOmunicar a, Goberna-
dor, p0r medic dc exposition escrita
pIevia iIivcStgiaci6n de tOGos aquellos
casos que puedan llegar Il cOnociMien-
to de III .Lunta, al ponerse cn cOntact0
con los reclusos v asilados de senten-
cia reclusi0n eXcesiva pcrjudicial Il
la regeneration de los mismos, en-
las que 40 Sc hayan llenado los Gebi-
dos prOccdimientos legales cp las
que cXistan fundadas raZcnes para
Greer que ha habido error judicial o
no Sc lc ha dado la oportunidad Il!
acuSaGo para una buena V raZonable
defcnSa, cualquiera otraS .circuns-
tancias, al objctc de q. el NAL dailo
inferido pue,la Str suhsanado, falta
de otro recurS0 legal. pOr ell cjercicio
de Ia clpmcncia ejcoutiva.
(S) Para que todo preso asilado
aue s.llga en- libertad Conditional bajo
palabra 10 sea Goa un bueu fiador que
Sc cOmpr0mcta ccnseguirle rrUl5r-
cionarle trabajo y a remunerarle este
lcbidamente, sin aprovccharse lie Sd
cendici0n de preso, ~accnsejarlo. y
guiallo por el c.lmino del hien y'tle la
lev. dcbiendO Ii Junta iuycSti@ar. pGr
81 por medic dc agentes p1blicos au-
torizalOs, tantas veceS como 10 ctnSl-
dcre pertincnte. las eondici0nes de
vida en- que Sc cncuentran Y Sc desen-
yulven dichos pre$os Y pudiendo en-
case .necesaIio rec mendar al Gober-
nador que el fiador sea sustifufGo por
| otro. 81 no cumplere este con les de-
! bcres que lie son impuestos.
(h) Para preyenir, impedir SUI
plimir la corruption Y prostitution ptl-
hlica Ell los niil0s liiias memories de
IS aiIos de edad ad0ptan,o medidaS
alecuadas por medic de las Cortes
Juveniles. procurando Su rcc!usi0n, 81
nccryario fucrc. en- una institution pu-
hlica. ascgurlndolcs protection ba-
jo Ia direction V amparo de familias
dc reaQnocila rCputaci6n que feseen
haccrsc cargo de clos mcdiante con-
ve:siGs con dicha junta. p.
~ Para utiizar KS buenos Off
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Tuesday, June s.
It freezes ice here nearly every
night.
Mart Curren left Friday for Kinsley
Kansas.
G. Gabrielson is hauling hay from
the valley to feed his horses.
Quite q number from Spencer at
tended q dance at lola on Saturday
night.
Pete Curren is putting in twenty
acres Of grain on the Rosenbaum
place.
James Crowley of lola drove over
to the valley Sunday and got a load
Of hay.
The "Sheeney" hide buyers going
around, gave 7. Berg bogus check
for hauling hides to lola.
John and Ray Dixon went fishing in
the river Sunday and caught over "a
trout and over 100 suckers. II you
are not prejudiced, skin and fry q
mess of suckers; they are fine when
caught in our cold streams.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
A Momentous Act

The signing of the bill repeal New Yorks prohibition
law by Governor AL Smith act likely to bear uneamed
results.
Governor Smith, surrounded by majority chiefly un-
dgested foreign population in the metropolis nation and
undoubtedly with his eye the presidency prohb
ton sentiment OF America and dare the federal
to enforce its statutes in New York Encouraged
ample John Bareycorn protrudes toued head the tomb
and the vets all the land sit and take notice.
to bring back the saloon gradual increase
age of alcohol in Eight wine and beer"
This not going to be small political fight and the dry
people who have been taking the supposion
bootggng spree Of America merely the dying
the old topers have had the jolt of their lives
the knife and only quoting the opinion Of shrewd
when say civil is in sight, Real war; mind
you, make believe battle.
To paraphrase Lincoln this country exist half wet
and half dry We do not expect to return the saloon
There middle ground AL Smith would us believe
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
The ROtarians

Grand Junction Sentinel
Grand Junction enjoyed the visit and activities of
Roarians and will look forward with pleasant ancpations
the time when such genial spirits will again to pervade
the community and teach sunshine of
and rrepressbe merrment along with Deep purposeu
tasks and good works
The coming of the Roarians and other kindred organa-
ons that bodies being given to the oldest
best forces the world for building communities and nnocua
ing individuals with philosophy that is akin to Christianity
to such active of earnest well equipped capable
TO such active well equipped and capable work
entertaias not in FORM in spirit at least anges
aware They may be little noisy and "roar or otherwise
hidden but they things and striving reach goal
in their way, that the world is yearning for.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Tuesday, June S.
Little Charolette Kilbourn, who has
been quite i'll, is improving.
Elizabeth Passarelli went to Sapi-
nero Saturday on shopping trip.
Another car OF ore was shipped
from the White Iron mine Monday.
Chas. Shaw went to Gunnison on
Wednesday to spend a short time with
his family.
Sam Kelley unloaded car Of wire
Saturday. He expects to begin fenc-
ing his homestead soon.
Mrs. A. A. Arlington is spending
the week in Gunnison with her daugh-
Lonna Arlington.
Henry Warrant, Jack Ferguson and
Chas. Fullenwider stopped at the
White Iron mine Sunday on their way
to Lake City.
s. C. Miles, s. s. Busher, and ]. c..
Horn of Ridgway, spent few days in
MADEIRA this week. They were the
first tourists Of the season.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Monday, June 4.
Mrs. Dudley Carr has arrived home
from a visit to Delta.
Lowell Carr fell and dislocated his
knee cap while trying to shear sheep.
His brother was called home from
Frank Ferrero's ranch to take his
place.
r. H. Basket is here from Cali
fornia to take in the fishing season.
Wilbur Baker, road oversecr Of
Hinsdale county, and his crew are
building Sapinero-M Mesa road. Gun
nison, Hinsdale and Montrose counties
are taking subscriptions for its con-
struction. &
Mr.. Herrairo is working for Charles
Whinnery. He and his family will
live in a house nearby.
Mrs. Charles Steel will leave We'd
nesday for Delta, where she will have
her eyes treated.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Rogers visited
o couple of days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Blackstock before GO
ing to Denver, where they intend to
spend several days sightseeing. They
will return to Gunnison in time for
the opening of summer school. Mr..
Rogers has just completed a success
full years teaching at Delta.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

G. H. Judd drove the old horse and
buggy Crested Butteward Wednesday
morning, intending to take it by short,
easy stages to his familiar stamping
ground at Gothic, where the snow
ought to be Of enough to look after
the mines Of the camp by this time.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Mitchell Crow came in Sunday from
Kansas. He will have charge of the
work at the oil well this summer.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
ATTORNEY AND JUDGE
FIND NO SUCH STATUTE

Paonian:-
Attorney George A. Shipley re-
ported this morning that after an ex-
haustive conference and investigation
Of the law, District Attorney Burgess
and District Judge Logan decided yes
terday that hunting bear with dogs
can not be construed as a violation of
the state fish and game laws. This
being the case, the persons against
whom it was threatened complaints
would be lodged will no doubt rest
more easily.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
tEdi.ori.l Continued from P.s. -Four,
The Worlds Richest Man

recent item that Henry Ford the worlds
richest man. with fortune approximately estimated at seven
way doesn't make much difference case like this More
over the Ford fortune increasing annually by amount
richest men,
service Henry Civilization could not
afford to take back the Ford millions and apply them the
one of the greatest Of civilization
The Ford millions have been honestly made They have
wrung by oppression from the toes do they repre-
sent profits which adequate service has rendered
Henry Ford has been of the beneacors Of mankind
and the world has paid him the of civilization in the
material things that constitute the prizes in the bust
the light of the example of Henry Ford how absurd ap
tine @ taa Millions
millions of actually did work for uncounted centuries
skill and the business ability Of man gave the world gas
driven vehicle that has divided distance thruout the world and
possibilities such reward of wealth beyond dreams
of the greatest possible incentive TO- inventive genius
goal of Fords ambon his is the example towards
which others will strive and while will ALL others
may bring to humanity gift greater than Henry Ford has bro
and ask and receive an even greater reward,
There another aspect Of the matter that is worthy of
serious consideration Admitting that Ford has received
than he has justly earned and that society has received
full equivalent from him for what the world has paid does not
great fortune apart from its individual possesor constitute
his Wealth would pile up Henry Ford
die his might might not continue to serve the public
his fathers service, and not according to his own.
Great wealth may be- and it often is powerful instrument
what Henry Ford has done for the world but it at least
tonabe whether the Of thousand million dollars one
safely placed within the hands of human being
In recent talk advertising Arthur Brisbane said }:
Suppose into this and wants to reach all of
am doing He to the at the door and
a Hw mr w & Saa charge me to mu n
charge to yell? will charge ten dollars to YELL The
he he IS aVeg If he bo sd I
would have said at least that he is still on EARTH
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Mrs. Alonzo Miller returned last
week from Delta, where she enjoyed a
two weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Zoellner.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
Spencer

Special
News-Champien Correspondents
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers were not
ed among outsiders in town the first
Of the week. They came up from
ranch at Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Lawrence Knoll came in Monday
morning from Fort Collins, where he
has completed his second year Of work
ut the Agricultural College.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Major H. S. Ehrman arrived Mon
day evening from Durango, and plans
to open the Emma II. at Pitkin as soon
as he can get to that property on ac-
count of the snow conditions.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
MADEIRA

Q News-champion Correspondence
o-o-o-o-o-o-
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Mrs. Geo. d. Bales returned Satur
day from q weeks visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

Miss Edna Anderson went Monday
evening to Denver for weeks pleas
ure trip.
Maynard Wood was among college
students leaving for home Thursday
morning, going to Holly, Colo.
Mrs. Henry Carpenter of Sapinero,
who was operated on at Rio Grande
hospital in Salida few weeks ago,
is getting along nicely, and expects to
be home in short time.
E. A. Ault, well nown Western
Slope druggist, went thru from Den-
yer to Crested Butte yesterday.
Hannibal 8. Martin left yesterday
for Delta, after a wees visit with
his brother, B. F. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08
Lake Fork

The Lake Fork extends from
Sapinero to Lake City. 81 miles
Special
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-06-08

'-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-occ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14

OBRAZKY KONsKYCH
bfbene
dnf
$4,000
zahajena bude o 2. /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14
PRfsNE TREsTY PRO NEPO.
RADNE RIDGE 'AUT. ].


Stanton Addams, smirei
soudce v East Clevelandu' Sc
snazi fudrzeti " doprave pora-
'dek, a proto odsoudil JOS. Gal
laghera, "a to, ponevadz OBJ
jfzdel karu leYou stranou a
krone toho byls usvedcen, ze
ujizdel rychlostfs 60 mil "a ho-
dinu, ma, pill roku a k pokpte
$1,000 krone nahrady dtrat.
Trest vszenis n1u byl zamenen
pod podminlkou, .jestli ze me-
sic bude zaldarmo. pracoyati
pro obec. Gallagher -svolil a
vybral 81 praci. v hostele.
Jiny pfestupnlk, .jenz ridil
auto, 'jsa opilym, odsouzen byl
taktez ma 6 m4sfcI do warrens
villske rohotarny a k teze pc
neznlA poKute. 1g.,i So,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14
PREJi 81 DO vELKO-
CLEVELANDU.

Obcanstvo z Wa1rensville
taunsipu pozadalo vcera ash
stenta okresniho navladniho
Edw. j. Thobabena, by navrhl
petici pro pfipojenf jmenova-
meho taunsipu ke Clevelandu.
Petice dana bude lined v obeh.
Kdyby akce zakoncila dspe-
chem, pax by Sc dostala do hra
mic mesta nejen warrensvillska
robotarna, ale i zavodni draha
Cranwood. Obec North Ran
dali jest vlastni in'korporova-
nou obci, jez zdstala by sice
mimo Cleveland, ale byla by
kol dokola obklopena mestem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14

POZADAVEK ZVYSENf PLA
TT zELEZNICARU PROJED-
NAN BUDE MA SCHUZI
Chicago.

Pozadavek zvysenych platti
bude die predpovedi predlozen
vsem peti dopravnim bratr-
stvum dne 6. zaii ma schazi Y
Chicagu, ktere Sc slcastni ge-
neralni predsedove Bratrstvo
lokomotivnich topicI a staoj-
.niku a Unie vyhybkar1 Sever
nj Ameriky. Ma schIzi bude
o zvyseni platG 'hlavne jedna-
no. Pravil talk ycera D. 3. Ro-
bertson, president topicd. Chi
cazskou depesf Sc zprava po-
tvrzuie neb podobn6 svolava
podrizene predsedy i presi-
dent vyhybkafa T. C. Cashen.
PasmoNe vybory Bratrstva
zeleznicnfch personalI a Rad
zeleznicnich ..kondukterd Sc
vyslovily, ably snizeni plata, jez
bylo narizeno dine 1. cervence
1921 bylo' odvolano a die W.
sloveneho pfani ma bNti pfi-
davek vetsi nez-li tehdejsi v
zivot dane snizeni. Bratrstvo
lokomotivnich strojnika Sc do
sud urcite nevyslovilo presi-
dent w. S. Stone prohlasil, ze
tato organisace nevykonala a.
nj pripravne prace k dcasti ma
chicaz schdzi.
Ma mnohych zeleznicich wv.
prsl dosavadni smlouvy .topi-
ci a strojnfky teprvesv rijnu a
drive sotva mdze byti podnik-
nuta nejaka a'kce, smeruiici k
zlspseni platd, iak Sc. tyrdi z
n6kolika stran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14
zATCENf PETI PRODAvA.-
CO GASOLINE PRO ST.
ZENf AUTOISTu.
Nedodavali plnou miru zapla.
ceneho topiva.

Vcera k veceru zatceno by
10 pet klerkI gasolinovych sta
mic ma obvin6ni, ze sidili kup-
zee gasolinu ma mire. Dnes bu-
dou zatceni til JIM ma zatyka-
&c policejniho zalobce Skeela.
Posledn6jsi podnikl cestu ma
zkousku v prGvodu agent1 cle-
veiahdakeho Autoclubu NEST
skeho trznfho komisare Sche-
reyg Vysledek byl, ze celkem
ma IL prodavacd bylo podano
trestni oznameni.
Zatceni byli:
Ant. Bozum, zrizenec gaso.
linove stanice ma Superior ave.
a vych. 55. ul.
Josef Kucera ze stanice
Ever-Ready, 4424 Broadway.
A. Klika cd The K. 4 X.
Vulcanizing Co., 6236 Broad
way.
A. Novak, The Eagle Auto
Tire Co., 1913 st. Clair Ave.
]. J. Mueller, 1455 Addison
Road.
Ia prohlidky zjisteno bylo,
ze mensf miry dava as 80 ga
solinovych stanic, v II prlpa-
dech stanoveno, ze phi peti "a
placenych gallonI schazel jen
paint, podobnych pripadech
dostalo Sc prodavacdm pouhe
ddtky. Jinak sizeni byli kup-
ci 0 kvart az cely gallon. Po-
dobnym zpGsobem provedena
byla jnspekce as v Is stanicich
z nichz jen as prodavaly po-
ctive. Ddkazy byly zjednany
muzi, ktefi vystupovali jake
turiste.
Zatykace vydany byly die
noveho statniho zakona, ktery
stanovi trest ma sizeni nedo-
statecnou miru ma pokutu
$5OO.0O trest vezeni az do 6
mesicG.
Tajemnlk Autoclubu, Fred
II. Galley vcera poznamehal, re
prohlidka byla vlastne jen "a
catkem move kampan6, .kterou
Sc ma nesvar tento vymytiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14
PRIMARNf voLBY v GLE.
VEEANDsKYcH PRED
u, MESTfCH.

Obcanstvo sesti cleveland
skych predmesti vykona dnes
primarni volby mayord a sed-
me, East Cleveland, nominova-
tt bude ctyri kandIidaty Ma ne
strannem fistku ma ufad NEST
skeho komisafe.
Voliti sc bude dnes Cd $50
rano do $50 hod. vecer V East
Clevelande, Berea, Garfield
Heights, Chagrin Falls, Euclid
vesnici, Bedfordu a Newburg
Heights.
v Newburg Heights kandi-
lduje bez oposile dosavadni ma
yor, republican C. E. thinner
man, ma temze listku uchazi
Sc 1rad smirciho soudce Jo-
sef f. Cizek. Do mestske ra-
dy ma demokratickem llstku
kandiduji Frank Vejsicky a
Emil J. Klozar.
v Garfield Heights vykazu-
je demokraticky lfstek diva
soupere mayorstvi O. D. Jack
soma a Carla O. Dettmana, ma
drad radniho kaIndiduje kra-
ian James J. Rybak. Ma re-
publikanskem listku jest navr-
Zen "a mayora f. F. Borges.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-14
NAkEZ PRASTARYCH KO-
STi v CECHACH.

!. Praha, 13. srpna. - Pri ko-
pani prGplavu v Rudohori ma.
sli nedavno d6lnici hrobky, je-
jichz start Jest odhadovano
archaeology ma 4OOO let. Kostry
tax zvani skrcenci - jsou
dobre. zachovale a napadne
vehke: ;. Cello jest srazeno do
zadu, obo6i slime vyvinuto, hor
nj ',celist pTecnfva a brada jest
mala. Ztlby jsou slime otrele,
ale jinak zdrave.
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NOVA SYNODA " RUSKU.

Moskva, 49,. srpna. - Ably
mohla .vydatneji portrait . ro-
stouci: obibu' a cinnost Rev.
DR.. Tichona, ,drivejsiho patri-
archu, neivyssi cfrkevnf rada
rozho!dla sc zaloziti svatou sy-
nodu a spojiti vsechny refor-
misticke sklipiny pode jmenem
"ruska -pravoslavna cirkev".
Nekolik biskupi stare cirkve
bylo povolano do move .synody.
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Slovensky filolog dr.. Stefan

Slovensky filolog DIR. Stefan
Hlavaty zemfel. 20. cervna ze-
mrel v Bratislave slovenskJ fl
lolog dr.. Stefan Hlavaty, pro-,
fesor obchodni akademie. Je-I
ste Sc skoro nezavrel hrob mad,
mrtvolou dra Holubyho a jiz
umfel .jiny vedecky pracovnik
slovensky. Smutna nahoda to-
mu chtela, ze zaroven jeho
velkynl dilem "Vyvoj sklono-
vanf podstatnych a pridav-
nych jmen slovenskych" prislo
j oznameni jeho umrti. Umrel
I47-lety.
Chuda fara lupici. v noci
ma 20. t. m. kratce po pIlnoci
vloupali Sc neznami dosud pa
chatele do fairy v Prunerove,
okr. KadaI. Tou dobou byla
ma fare sama hospodyne Kate
rina Wercherova a spala. Je-
den 2 lupicu priskocil k nj spi-
ci a rdousil il. Druhy pax "a
drill il ma krku sfluru cd pra-
dla. PAX zasadili il jeste ctyri
rany do hlavy, patrne kane
mem, ktery byl pozdeji v mist
nosti nalezen. Lupici pote vse
zprehazeli, vypacili skrine a
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SMRT MA KONSKYCH
DOsTIzfCH.

Columbus, O., 13. srpna. -
Jockey Albert Arvin z Louis
vile, Ky, jedoucf ma Mont
Perri, vlastnenem otcem jeho,
j. G.. Arvinem, skonal nekolik
minut potion, kdyz kin jeho
svalil Sc MIN pfi patem behu
v Beulah parku dnes. Diva jo-
ckey-oye, John Byrne 2 New
Yorku a Charles Eames byli
poranani.
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K vyro6nfmu dni vyhl6seni

+srE Il +
< yyrocnimu dni vyhla;eni
mobilisace pro svetQvou yalku
vydala Chelcickeho mirova
spolecnost tento projev " Pra-
ze: "Spolecne $ mfrovymi. prar
coynfky vseho kulturnfho sve-,
ia vzpom{name hrdz, do nichz
svetova valka uvrhla veskere
lidstyo. .~volame fvsechny lidi
dobre vdle k spolupraci a ku
podporovanf nasich snah, aby
nikdy vice nedoSlo k takovemu
zlocinu ma lidstvu a civilisaci.
Pryc valkou navzdy."
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HLEDA v AMERicE OTCE.

Antonin Becica, klempif v
Uherskem Hradisti, Velehrad
ska ul., 207, ma Morave, hleda
sveho otce taktez Antonina
Becicu, pochazejfclho z Mara
tic. Syn nespatril otce Cd sve-
no 6. .roku a prosi snazne kra-
jany,.. kteri by v6deli otcovu
adresu, by mu tuto laskav6 O.
Znamili.