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Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
Hard Times Party
Gicen By Teachers
3y Uuited Press Leased wire

BRAWLEY, May Miss. Mar
iorie Kratz and Miss Pauline Veith
two popular teachers, entertained
their friends with "a very c.es Z.
"hard time party" at the Ralph
Stilgenbaur home on South mperia
avenue Friday evening The house
was artistically decorated IN colo,
scheme of blue srd gola.
Miss Betty Bradbury received
the first prize for wearing the nlos'
tattered costume among the women
present and Al Chapman OF Calexico
won the meu's prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
PERSONALS


Mrs r. M Shores of Waterloo,
Iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs
X. G. Afford.
Mrs. Ira D. Atcn of Cslipatria
WIS visitor ~ the city ycster-
day.
Wayne Neil, who has been the
house Quest of the S. o. LDgos,
has returned 10 Los Angeles.
DR.. c. II. Richmond, and Mrs.
Richmond have returned from the
coast where they visited the latter
part of last week.
c. K. Cooper left last uight for
Los Angeles where be will rcnsn
for several dayr ON business.
J. W. Douohue, Of the Southern
Pacific Cvrnpanr, returned today
from an enjoyable trip 70 Arizona
during which he made the tiny oNer
the Apache Trail and inspected the
ancient cliff dwellings ncas Globe
George vYsni.su Of San francisco
who spent yesterday IL FL Ccptro
left TO Ythe north last night.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Ii. W. Brewer Jr
are spending several da9e IN sau
Diego.
Miss Marjorie Brooks, .buhg
daughter of DIR. and Mrs, G. 5
BrookA who wac ope,ated ON foi
appendicitis some days ago, is get
ting along nicely, and viii prob
ably be taken houie today.
Mrs. u. Fart was reeelt visitor
in San Dsseo who registered az the
Hotel Bt. James.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
Mrs. Porter, Famous
Woman, in Valley

Mrs. Florence Collins Porter, with
party Of eight, spent several days
in the valley last week. Mrs. Porter
is from Los Angeles where she is
prominent in club work, one of her
important offices being that Of
president of the Republican Wo-
men s Study Club. Mrs. Porter is
also entitled to distinction in that
she was the first woman TO cast a
vote at national presidential NOM
mating convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
GOLDEN WEDDING
OF THE DURHAMS
UNUSUAL EVENT

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Durham of this city will be
interested in the following item
quoted from the Lake Shore News
Of Chicago:
"The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Durham was the scene of d
very happy occasion, when Mr.. Dur
hams father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Durham of II Ccntro,
California, welcomed about sixty
relatives and old time friends in
celebration Of their golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Durham were
married in Chicago on April l6,
1879.
They have one daughter, Miss
Nellie Durham o: Chicago, twin
sons, Nr. Ralph Durham CT VIII
mette and Mr.. Robert Durham Of
Elmhurst, and three grandchildren,
Dorothy Nell, John Albert and Ruth
Allison Durham, all Of whom were
present at this golden event.
4 number of the friends of early
days enjoyed the hospitality and
there were many happy reunions.
The rooms ofthe lovely homo were
profusely decorated with palms and
ferns and flowers of early spring
which came to The bride and groom
Of fifty years ago with the con
gratulstions OF, their friends. There
were also gifts OF gold coins, china
and other things appropriate 10 the
event Z &E 80 49,. So r.
Music ENJOYED Throughout the
evening was furnished by, Tomaso
and his artistic players on violin,
harp aud ms ndolin. = :,
/. Miss Dorothy Nell Durham de
lighted her grandparents and the
guests with musical yeadings.,
Rev. Henry Hepburn Of Buena
Presbyterian church OF which Mr.
and Mrs. Durham and their three
children were charter members,
spoke some delightful word in ap-
precistion Of the couple whose wed
ding Of fifty years ago, was called
to mind with q few brief details
Immediately afterward the orches-
ira started Mendelsohn 3 wedding
march and the bride and groom
went to the dining. room aeeompani-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Durham
of Oak Park, Prof. and Mrs. Nichols
of Evanston and followed by the
guests. The. table was decorated IN
perfect accord with q golden wed,
ding, the predominating eolors be-
ing gold and white. The bride cut
an imposing. wedding cake which
WIS served as a part of the deli
cious wedding supper.
Those who were guests ct the cele.
bration will keep the memory OF the
evening as being an unusually en-
joyable event in their lives"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
YOSEMITE ECONOMY
BEGINS ON MAY is

CAMP CURRY, May 1.-Offi-
cial sanction for the 1923 Los An
geles Camp Curry Economy Run
May Is and 10, has been received
from the \. \. A. contest board, and
a large list of entries IS now on
file, according to adviees received
here 10y Mrs. D. a. Curry, president
of the Curry Camping Company,
which annually donates trophies for
this nationally important motor
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
Mrs. Mustead H0stess
6ut Ttc0 Lunche0ns
BY Press Staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, May Mrs. Jay
Milstead was hostess at two cham
ing parties last week. TIE first
was a one clock bridge luncheon
given Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ;.
l.. Parker won first prize and Mfe.
Harry LIE Bas second.
The second party was O. bridge
luncheon also, given Friday after
noon. The house was exGuisiteiy
decorated in flowers each afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene lie Baron won fist
prize and Mrs. Harry Stewart won
second prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01

coat or hat.
For application blanks aud fur
thcr information relative to this
examination address
JAMES G.. MILLER,
Local secretary, Board of L. S. Civil
Service Examiners, United States
Land Office, III Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01

nents of Columbus, the rer-.Ht
of Magellanfj party returned up
the Atlantic to Seville, in July,
1522-the fir ship to circumnavi-
gate the glo e.
This bit Of brass, surviving
through centuries the onslaught Of
rust and co: asion which mas des.
troyed all tra.;es OF the short lived
metals, is a fitting reminder OF tha
qualities of endurance in the aee
Of discovery tSat made if possible
to open up whole continents.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
Cake, Rux,n,Gge Sale
by Church Women

The wumrn Of the State Street
Christian church announce that they
will hold q cake sale at Narncy s
On Saturday of this week. Gu the
same date they will also be in
eharge Of rummage sale, the loca
tion of which will be given later.
This paper will give further an
uoupcement of these events.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
Mrs. Chestnut Hostess
to Pythidn Sisters

The Py-hian Sisters Thimble Club
will meet tomorrow at 2:30 st the
country home of Mrs. r. A. Chest
nut, on West Main street, to enjoy
q social afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
PHthinn Sisters h0y
Day Dance Tonight
BY rnited Press Leased wire

BRAW1EY, May lr-Touigbt Is
the datc Of the big dance given by
tho Pytlsian Ss-crs at tbe DeLuxt
dancing hall. Poppy music furn
ishei by Common 3 orchestra of Gu
letieo and several unique features
have been arranged for ipsuring q
joiIy time,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01

set out n 1919 to reach the Indies
by the long voyage aroa " South
America.
Coastinx to the south 1T South
America be discovered the dark
and forbid ling Straits which now
bear h;s same. Passing through
to the Pas fic he sailed northwest
ward until he reached the Philip
pines. Here, during battle with
the natives, he was wounded and
died. After a voyage far surpass-
ing even the heroic accomplish
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-01
LITTLE PHIL" ON
TRIAL JUNE Is
By Uni.ed Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 1.-The
case of little Phil" Alguin,
charged with the murder of Detec-
tive Sergeant John j. Fitzgerald,
will not be called until June -.
Judge Avery postponed the hearing
uf the little Mexican until that date
when 1t came up on the court caleu-
dar Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-13
Tax Revision Action
I'm The Next Congress

lican party, but might be able to
muster considerable support from
the ranks of the Democrats and part
of the progressive Republicans. Sec
rotary Melons plan, on the other
hand, for reducing the surtax rate
on large incomes. would be the tar
get for vicious onslaughts by many
of the Democrats as we'll as by the
radical element OF the majority
party, as 1t will be on superficial ex-
animation open to the charge of be-
ing class legislation for the benefit
of the wealthy.
Either plan would have hard sled
ding In committee on both sides OF
the capitol, in view Of the attitude
of the two chairmen, which would
ordinarily be sufficient to prevent
the appearance of a bill on the one
floor. But with the very small mar
gins the Republicans will have in
committees in the next congress,
chairmen will frequently have diff
Guilty In sitting bills which they do
not personally favor, and a recon-
mendation for revision OF the tax
laws by the President would in all
probability result in some kind of
bill being reported.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-13
SOUTH AMsoY

John and Joseph Vail left today
for Holy Cross College, Worcester,
Mass, where they will resume their
studies for the coming year.
Mrs. Thomas Grace spent yester-
day in Perth Amboy.
South Amboy high school is pre-
pairing for a big season in athletics
this season. The boys from the John
street institution have held football
practice session to date.
Mrs. George McFert, of English
town, spent yesterday with friends
on John street.
John Mccarthy spent last night
with friends in Keyport.
Mr.. and Mrs. \ illiam Grant and
daughter Marie, OF Elizabeth. spent
Tuesday with friends In this city.
The Lightning Club of this city
will hold a dance in the high school
auditorium on John street some time
next month. Tickets will be on sale
within the next few weeks.
Many are expected to attend the
card party to be held under the
auspices of the Rosary Society of st.
Mary's church at st. Mary's audi
forum or Monday night. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the convent
fund.
A meeting OF the Catholic Daugh-
tiers of America will be held tonight
in the rooms on David street, at
which time plans for fall activities
will be taken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MacTwain, of
Pottsville, Pa, have returned home
after spending several days with
friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Hensberger spent
yesterday with friends in Newark.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Protection Hose
Company will be held on Tuesday
night Of next week. Important busi-
ness is expected to be transacted at
this time.
Plans are being made right along
for the card party to be held by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Luke A.
Lovely Post, American Legion, to be
held In the council chambers at the
city hall on Wednesday. September
10. The committee in charge of the
affair are working hard and to date
have received a number of beautiful
prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Malon are
spending a month at City Island,
N. Y.
George Derwin, of New Bruns-
wick, spent last night with friends
in this city.
A delightful birthday party was
held at the home of Yens Bundesen,
at $50 Main street, Tuesda.- night,
at which time a large gathering of
friends from this city and relatives
from nearby towns assembled to en-
gage in various games and other
forms of enjoyment.
Hans Nelson, Of ~Sayreville, spent
Tuesday night With friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Johnson, of
S~ayreville. were local visitors early
this week.
Mrs. Chris Mulrain and Mrs.
Harry Leonard visited the Bonnie
Burns sanitarium at Scotch Plains
yesterday afternoon.
Dame Rumor has 1t that the city
of South Amboy will shortly appro-
pirate funds to buy at least two Iire
trucks for use here.
Richard Coughlin motored to
Scotch Plains yesterday.
Many owners of ears in this city
found an easy way to make money
yesterday anad took the place OF
taxis at the railroad wreck In Perth
Amboy. Persons hurrying to New
York and Newark to work gladly
hired the cars to take them to their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-13

destination.
Andrew Jackson has secured q
position with the Garretson Sales
Company at Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Triggs were
Perth Amboy visitors last night.
Judge Ruben Forgotson and Will
liam REILLY spent last night out of
town.
Miss Eleanor Walters and Flor
ence Hughes OF Perth Amboy were
local visitors yesterday.
Miss Alice Miller of Railway spent
last night with friends In this city.
Paul Morris of Red Bank was a
local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wultam of Newark
has returned to her home after
spending several days with friends
in this city.
With a view of the recent drive
conducted in this city for the benefit
of the South Amboy hospital, the
Red Cross here has little doubt as to
reaching the required sum for the
aid of the earthquake sufferers In
Japan.
! Many from this city attended the
dance given by the Wa-Wa-Wa Boys
at Morgan last night. The affair was
held for the local lads who are about
to leave for the various colleges
about the country this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-13
SUFFERED FIVE YEARS FROM
KIDNEYS

ST suffered with kidney trouble for
1--WE years or more. 1 could not
sleep at night and I was always
tired after coming home from work,
and my back ached." writes John r.
Gordon, Danville, III. 81 secured
some FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS and
after a few treatments 1 felt better
and could work with ease. be-
came-stronger and could sleep bet
ter" For quick relief from Back
ache. Rheumatic pains, and Kidney
and Bladder trouble use FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS. Sold everywhere.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-13

Patent leather hair seems to make
the brains underneath skid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-26
TRACEDIE MA RECE.
cESKA DlvkA, A JINOcH. JENz Sc POKUSIL o
JEJf ZACHRANENf, ZAHYNULI.

Chicago, 25 cervna. = Skutecne tragckym zpdsobem
skonc vylet kter sobou rano podnkla rona Maresova
Ccera do prody aby unika strasvemu vedru Nejenom
re ejich 16ea dcera Rdzena zahynula vodach reky
Fox ale phi pokusu jeff zachran6ni madJ hrd
21lety Edward Kahoun Tyz ac divka byla
ma, nevaha ami okamzk nasad svi mladJ zivot jeff
zachraneni
Dfvka odvazila prlis daleko do reky nahe srzena
byla pod ez kde jest voda asi 20 stop huboa Je mad
bratr uchop drze chv mad vodou ale ezto sam by by
byval strzen do hubiny. byl nucen pust j. Vida
fay zapas Edward Kahoun enz nedaleko chyta yby vr
do vody tonoucf dvkou Budo vsak strha ej
neb by zachvacen krecmi mad de neobev povrchu
a teprve po douhem patrani jejich mrtvoly vyoveny
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VLASTENECKA DEMONSTRATE
POTLACENA.
STRUcNA ZPRAVA NEVYSVETLUJE, OC Sc
VLASTNE v PRAZE JEDNALO.

Praha 24 cervna. Crnactileta ceska "Panna Orlean-
ska obevila Sc Praze osobe vasteneck6 dvky kdyz
KY zastup skonch tek uspofadal zde vekou
monstrac Vacavskem nam6stf Mlada tato dvka veda
oddeeni dfvek steneho start kdyz pfsa namest
soupila zd kterou pfinesa naGez pronesa
sromazden nadsenou vlaseneckou rec iz zakonca pre-
Gtenm vasteneck6 b&sne.
Demonstrate skonfch ditek zahy sltasni take vel
Ky zasup df dosp6ych ke rec made yastenky provazei
nadsenym potleskem.
Polc jen velkym dslim podafilo Sc pfimet demon
stranty ku rozchodu
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TORNADO MA SEVEROZAPADE.
ASI DVACET LIDf ZABITO A VELIKE SPOUSTY
ZPUSOBENY

st. Paul. 25 cervna. - Vichfice, provazena silnym IL
jakem jez pfehnaa pres cas severozapadu IT,
dne zahubila as dvacet dskch zivotd zpisoba obrov
ske skody die ne1plnych zprav, jez dosly sem dnes
Deset lidf bylo pfi tornadu okresu Adams
Sevenf Dakote kde farmafske krajne pruhu ety.
ficet mil douhem mill sirok6m, vsechno zniceno.
Y Minnesota severnim Wisconsin, v9tsina smrt byla
pfvod6na utonum kdyz vchce pTihnaa tax rychle
Tide clunech jezerech nemohl dostati ku brehu
Toronto 25. cervna. Skoda odhadovana ma nekolik
set isic doar byla zpdsobena dnes vecer prukou eer
ckou bouff vchfc jez fadla pruhu padesat mil
KEN provinci Ontario Nasledkem pfetrhanf teegrafnc
teleonnich drt zpravy jsou nedpn6 t6z zeeznicn
bya ocromena jezo perazen6 elefonn soupy LEI
tratich.s
Mnohe budovy okol Toronto byly zasazeny bleskem
zni6eny ohn6m jnych sfechy strhany vichcf jez sc
hnala rychlosti sedesah mil "a hodinu
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VZDAVAJf Sc VALE6NYCH
NAHRAD.
sPoJENcl TuRcl MA koNFERENcl LAUSANNE
25. cervna. - Turecko spojenci dohodli 8
mem vzdanf Sc valecnych n&hrad, Turci Vial

Sc
mem vzdanf sc valecnych nahrad. Turci vSak
nebudou poxadoyat cd spojencd Sest milliohl
tureckych ~aych ber ez byy zabaveny spoenci Deut
sche Bank Berlne Rovn6z uvo ze nebudou pozado-
va cd Velke Brane pet miond tureckych zlatych ber
ulozenych Angl 1914 zbudovanf dvou valecnych lodi
Tez byo rozhodnuto dnes re rada jez ma starosti
splacen otomanskeho duhu spro9na bue vseke zodpo-
vednost vyohy spojene stazenm tureckch papro-
vych penez vydanych valky.
Dfivejs fecky premier Venizelos rozmnoz dnes sv:-
zele konference prohemem urovnanf otomanskeho du
hu prohlasenm schulz fnancniho vyboru Recko
kava ze bude MIN zachazeno sene ako Tureckem po-
kud tyce splaceni drokG dluhu Turci dokazu
10 by Jim by dovoleno spacet duh znehodno-
cenych francouzskych penezch ms9 brach serling
Venzelos upozornl spojence ze Recko bylo mezi vie
Il We vace ze ecke finance sou tax oesene ako
turecke.
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PRESIDENT STOJf Pkl PROHIBlu.
PROfIASIL " DENVER, n NEBUDE
NKDY ZRUSENA.
ZAROVEN VYHODlL RUKAYICl STATUM, JEz OD-
VOLAVAJl SvE vYMAHACf ZAKONY.

Denver, IS. cervna - fec. kterou sam pekl4dal u
onech jek sipfiprav svo z6padnf
president Harding utinil to jasnym jake bude
nistrace vdc vymahanf osmnacteho dodaku Volstedo9
z&kona. sSs ss.s
zaroven pokud Jest to jeho jako titularniho
ce repubik&nske strany zavazal ku prsnemu
prohibce President jest toho min9n prohbice Jest
sane We Spoenych Satech Osmnaty dodaek nkdy
cdvolan Zkusenost mdze dktovat zm6ny jeho prov&dd
nj ale Jest pfesvedcen, ze zmny tyo budou znaena %
pffmny dce zdatn6ho vym6han niko zmn9nf poySechne
smsrnice'
Nejenom to, president ySdomi ze zdaH s&ty bu-
dou pokracova uvalovan bfemene vymahanfm prohibce
na federalHf vadu, bude nuno vekym nakadem pro
platnfky tvof federlln policeni autoritu era SWIM
case bude povazov&na vmesovani zasahov&nf do pa
vomoci mfstnich dfadd."
President zaroveh nouzl TITO pffrzitaSf a4aaa
vc guvernerovi Smithovi New Yorku Acko Ruvern6ra
nejmenova byo zfejmo jeho byls obm5sena ako
odsouzenf odvoanf sanfho vym6haciho pohbicnho 4ko
ma New Yorku President nasval jedn1d sn9mu stktu
New Yorku guvern&ra nullifkacf Gi D6usem d ruxanf
federalnfch zakonh enfm historickych pokeskd DO
iicke spravs President vyvracel odvolavkn s6tnfc
prohibcnfch zakond bylo by zdhrazhovanim prAv sAh
teto souvislosh prav:
"Jest to zv&ztn ukazkou ledabyl<ho y5eni % pSkte
+ !e nayrhn jako proste1ek n pehrunt pn5ch pr1x 80
tasaahv - -.
proe znamena vyzvani fedean Wildly aby vykon&vaa p
vomoc jez mea by by vykonavana stay Ma mste ably
bylo rvan pavech statd jest vzdan ch znamena
to doznan stau ze nemin sam sobe vadnout brz ze d
va prednos svef dko do znacne mry federanf VIA
de- Nemohlo by byti dokonaleA negace prav statu
'Narodnf vlada vzdycky sea pocitd stati vzhledem
jejch pravdm auorit6. Avsak kdyz promysen6
pre- vykonavat pravomoc kterou dsava vysovne udf
]e tn proste sam ru stani auoritu mohlo by
velmi vaznym nasledkim."
President dale pravi ze neni to otazkou mez suchymi
mokrymi aniz otazkou mez 9mi kdoz v9ri nev6n
hibici nybrz otazkou zda zakony Spoenych
mohou byt budou vymahany.
ably nezdstavil nkoho pochybnostech SVEN sano-
vku president prohas federani vada prostred
Ky We sve moci bude vymahati voseaddv zakon
Cheyenne, Wyo. 25 Gervna rec proslovene
Cheyenne kratce po SVEN prijezdu Denver
poedne president Harding prohlas prot kazdemu pok
znarodneni uhodoi Byl by to pry dals krok
rodni parayse kter6 Amerka beliv6 vyhne"
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JEDENAcTILETY SKLADA.
TEL,

Toucoing, Francie, 25. cerv
ma. Oratorio. slozene jedenacti
letym italskym hochem, Roto
Rinaldim. brzy bude zap9no
We velikem kostele sv. Kristo-
ia. Jest nazvano "DEtstvf sv.
Jana Kftitele". v Milane IL
skalo 81 nadsenou chv&lu povo
lantch kritiki.
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TRETf OBEf NESTEsTf v HORACH.

Denver 25 cervna. Thomas F. Dawson historik sta
tu Colorado dffvejsi washngtonsky novna jenz utrp9
poranen pf nehode automobov6 kdyz cenov presdento
Wy druzny vracei Lookout Mountain skonal
hfeb Sumnera Curse zastupce narodnho
vyboru Washngonu konan byl dnes teesn& pozdstaky
poslany do Chicaa jeho dffveho domova kde po
chovany Pohfeb + A. Fenche enz rovn9z byl zabit ma
mfste pfi nest6sti kon&n bude We stfedu. -e
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SNlH v rTALu A We SPANIEL LSKU.

Trident 25 Gervna. Studene pocas iez postihlo Ita-
H. Jest zde obzvlaste nepffjemnym Bzke Apy po1ytv
sou snehem. kery San Cando leM do vyse palct
Bolzanu Ortisci teplom6r kles 18 supn1 Fahrenea
Pajares, Spanelsko 25. cervna. provincii Ovideo
zufa vtera sna snehova vance Boufe byla prudk&
Re smseny vak pro cesufcf naklady ezdcf mez Conem
. Madridem, nernohl byti vdbec vypraven.
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Sympatie ndianskou eji odhodanf pomahati
sve vlas s zvelebeni postavenf rudoch pfneslo Wy
sokou pocu mlade bile divce Chicago, Mdon Eleanor
Gridleyove cd zastupc r1znych ndanskych kenI keff
sesi schulz Velke rady amerckych ndand Slecna
Grideyova jez eta sesnact rokI v9ku by1a adopovna
kmenem Omaha dano il meno Me-umbe-three COZ zna-
mena "Maly mesicn paprsek Secna Gridleyova napsaa
n6kok krasnych basni Indianech korae imiz jest
zdobena sou jeff vlasni praci Vedle nj o princezna
Maa Orlice
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IioElss vine = %
mas necllce.
DAlsf oBETl LETNf
SEZoNY.
M dnes pfedpovid6na 6lsv&.

~ IN
Pov@tmostnfm muzem pied
povidana boufe sc sice dostavi-
Ia, ale do Cleyelandu samotn6-
no Sc jaksi bala, ac ma NEST
skych hranicich slysan byl T..
'mny rachot hromu, kterJ pa
trne zanevfel ma nase m9sto j
snfzil temperature jinde. y
mas byl vcera nsjteplejsl letni
den : 81 stupni dfedn9 zaxna-
menanymi. Ma dnesek mas po-
ldobne proroctvf op9tne ut9suje
.dostavenim Sc boufi a doufej-
me, BE i Cleveland bude miti
pfflezitost k uvit&ni zelaneho
poklesu teplom6ru. Jinak j
den vcerejSi valn9 rozsifil kro
niku nestesti, kterych mozno
pfipsati ma dcet horka. AS
-ctvrt mile cd bfehu, jezera E
RE, y 1877. zastavky, Lake
Shore boulevard, topily sc til
divky, byly vSak zachraneny
muzem, jenz sam byl as pred
tfemi tydny nalezen vysilen ma
vod6, ma ktere v clumu bloudil
po 36 hodin.
John Szabo, 1926 Main ave.
N. w. byl nemocen . nescho-
pen prace, vedrem patrn9 do
Imam byl < zoufalemu skutku.
Ia nepfftomnosti zeny zavolal
K sv6mu ldzku ditky, 9-leteho
Arthhra q 6-letou Julii . dal
hochovi fDc. aby koupff xrnrzs
inu. Dftky $ radosti upo-
slechly kdyz Sc vratily, nasty
otce mrtveho prostrelenou
hlavou.
"Ted' Sc ochladim". zvolal
vratny hotelu v Sandusky a
skocil do tamejsiho zalivu, ale
ma hladine sc vice neobjevil.
Ia pdl hodiny byl pomoci ha-
ku vytazen iako mrtvola.
V Chillicothe utopil Sc v Sci
oto fece 11-lety hoch, podob-
nou smrti pax sesel v Mt. Yer
non jeden muz a take z RAM
dolph u Akron Sc hlasi podob-
ne neStesti.
Soucet vsech dmrtf nasled-
KEN nyn6jsi hork6 vlny v sta
te dostupuje znacneho poctu.
Podivny pfipad nahleho po-
ruseni dusevni rovnovahy hla-
Sen jest z Erie, Pa, kde sc sc
spolecnosti koupal 45-lety oh.
chodnf cstujici r. w. Wood 2
Newarku. N. j., jenz pojednou
zmizel, tax jak byl, v koupa-
cim obleku. Timed SIC rozsiril
poplach, ze Sc utopil jeho
mrtvola piln6 byla marne hle-
dana. "Utopeny" se vratil te.
prve rano, kdyz byl bloudil ce-
lou noe v lesich. Byl t9lesn6
vycerpan mensimi zranenfmi
ma t6le, hlavn9 ma bosych no.
hou. Wood utrpel pred n6ja-
kou dobou t6zky draz ma hlav9
tato okolnost spojena ve-
drem jsou pficinami jeho me-
pricetneho putovani.
We Warren, O., oznamily le-
darske obchody, ze Jim neni
mozno dodavati ledu, jelikoz
znacny pocet konf nas!edkem
parma padl.