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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
TOUGH LUCK.

Most of US can see the bright side
OF any calamity as long as we know
others are suffering, too. This sounds
cynical, but it's human, and we all
realize that misery loves company.
Adversely is not the worst thing in
life. Adversely nearly always is a
turn in the road. 1t is not the end OF
the trail. unless-unless you give up
Longfellow said: BE still, sad heart
and cease repining, behind the clouds
the sun is still shining" 1t is a great
thing to remember on a dull and rainy
day in February that spring is com,
ing.
About onee in SO often a man hits
what we call a low spot-he has 6
hard time getting over the hill. Some
call it a spell of tough luck; others
call it adversely.
Adversely often is a good thing. L
makes a man forget his lofty Ian
guage in his days of prosperity ant
brings him down TO earth. In adyer
sity a man is free from fatterers, and
in this rarifed atmosphere he gets
better acquainted with himself; ant
this is a big advantage. Prosperity
puffs a man up. while adversely otter
makes him more dependable.
The real injury that adversely
brings about is not the loss of money
not the loss of time. so much as it is
the loss of self-confdence. When
man loses his self-confdence he is
MORALLY hurt and may be said to be
indeed in adversely.
So this is why we prescribe those
lines of Longfellow's: Thy fate is
the common fate of all; into each life
some rain must fall, some days mus
be dark and dreary." So if the Feb
ruary thaw gets on your nerves, JUS
take a hitch in your belt and say
with the Italian: It's tougha da luck
but twill soon pass by.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
ALE tDIES, AID.

Last Friday evening the Ladies'
Aid Society of Salem NJ. e. Church
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Ferdinand Stadler on East Park Ave
nue.. After the business session a
social hour was enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
tess.
Those present we're: Mrs. Harry
Brown, Mrs. Charles Stebbins, Mrs.
Charles Allen, Mrs. J. Decker, Mrs.
Henry Martens, Mrs. John Hilton, Mrs.
Albert Fish, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs.
Ernest Willets, Mrs. Robert Race,
Mrs. Richard DeHaven, Mrs. Allie
Willets, Mrs. Mary Ang, Mrs. Sooy,
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Russell Gar
ton, Mrs. Wesley Cox, Mrs. Margaret
Bowen and Mrs. Stadler.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
ROSTER OF OFFICERS OF THE
CITY OF PLEAsANTviLLE.
Mayor-Charles E. Jackson.

Mayor-Charles E. Jackson.
Clerk=Nehemiah Andrews.
Assessors-First Ward, Reuben q.
Adams; Second Ward, George NJ.
Bates.
Tax Colleetor-Webster Price.
Treasurer-Harry w. Helfrich, Jr.
Engineer-Raymond P. Thompson.
Tax Search Clerk-Webster Price.
Solicitor-Louis D. Champion.
Chief of Police-Robert Marshall.
Police Justice-Alvin B. MeAnney.
Building Inspector-Warren Austin.
Street Supervisor-Jesse Hackney.
Overseer of the Poor-Daniel s..
Edwards.
Chief Fire Dept.-W. j. Hudson.
Fire Warden-James A. Gilkey.
Sinking Fund Commissioners =
Charles Z. Jackson, Mayor; Harry w.
Helfrich, Jr., Treasurer; Osborne
Ware, Harry Loyett, Samuel E. Whit
man.
Members Atlantic. County Board of
Freeholders First Ward, Clark
Adams; Second Ward, Robert NJ.
Willis.
Couneilmen-At large, Guy B. VIII
son; First Ward, James Yates (Presi-
dent, Edward 7. Stephenson. James
A. Reynolds; Second Ward. Charles
NJ. Peck, Edwin J. WINS and Harry
Umbrine.
Council Committees
Finanee-Wilson, WINS, Reynolds.
Streets-Stephenson, Peck, Rey-
nolds.
Lights-Peck. Reynolds, Stephen
son.
Sewer-Stephenson, WINS, Wilson.
Public Property-Ivins, Wilson, UNI
brine.
Supply-Iyins, Stephenson, Umbrine.
Fire-Reynolds, Stephenson, Peck.
Observation-Disclosures, Peck, WINS.
Poor-Peck, Umbrine, Wilson.
Regular meetings first and third
Monday evenings of each month.
Board of Education.
Members-Warren C. Marshall, Pres
ident; c. H. Conoyer, Vice-President;
Lewis R. Smith, Robert H. Zane, Mrs.
Margaret c. Whitman.
Seeretary-Mrs. Carrie J. Smith.
Custodian School Funds-Webster
Price.
City Superintendent of Schools
William C. Sullivan.
Medical Inspector. H. North.
Truant Oficer-Harry ]. Grimm.
Committees
Finance-Smith, Whitman, Conover.
Building-Conoyer, Smith, Zane.
Teachers-Zane, Whitman, Conoyer.
Property-Whitman, Conover, Zane.
Grievanee-Whitman, Conoyer, Zane.
Books and Supplies-Smith, Zane,
Conoyer.
Truancy-Conoyer, Smith, Whitman.
Regular meetings first Tuesday OF
each month.
Board of School Estimates.
Charles E. Jackson, Mayor; James
Yates and Edward T. Stephenson.
Couneilmen; Mrs. Margaret C. Whit.
man and Warren C. Marshall, mem
bers Board of Education.
Board of Health.
Charles R. Frambes, president; Mrs.
Carrie B. Price, v~ice-president; Jesse
Bowen, secretary; Pardon Adams, C.
H. Conoyer. George w. Singer, Mrs.
Ella Dare.
Registrar of Vital Statistics = Neil
S. Campbell.
Inspector-W. ]. Hudson.
Plumbing Inspector = Edward G.
Helfrich.
Meetings are held on second Thurs
day evening of each month at 7.30
O'Clock in Council Chamber.
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HoNoRs FOR LOCAL GIRLS.

Miss Frances Ambruster, president
of the graduating class of Pleasant
vile High School, 1922, has been ell
ected Vice-president of the junior class
at Trenton Normal School. She has
also been given a part in the student
play, as has Miss Dorothy Thomas.
another member of the junior class
there.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14

The debate at Cross Roads school
house Friday night forever settled
the question whether Lem Gardeners
old work horse has real sense or just
a high grade of instinct. Bill Doofey,
who spoke on the side of the affirma-
tive, proved by actual facts, and con
yinced all three of the judges that
LENS old horse has more horse sense
than Lem has instinct.
INSTINCT: A peculiar natural SENSE
found in all animals and In some
men, which enables them to get by
without having to go to the time and
trouble Of learning anything. Bill
Sans Dictionary, page 507.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the local
budget and tax ordinance were approved
by the Common Council of the city OF
Absecon City, in the County of Atlantic,
on January 81, 1928.
A hearing on the budget and tax ordl-
nance will be held in the Council Cham
bers at Absecon City, n. J., on Wednes-
day. February IS. 1928. at 5 P. M, at
which time and place objections TO SAD
budget and tax ordinance of the CITY OF
Absecon City, in the County of Atlantic,
for the year 1923. may be presented by
any taxpayer of said City.
Local Budget of the City of Absecon
City, in the County of Atlantic. for the
fiscal year 1923.
The budget shall also constitute the
tax ordinance.
AN ORDINANCE relating to taxes for
the year 1923.
Be it Ordained, by the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Absecon city. IN the
County of Atlantic. that this budget shall
constitute the budget of the City OF ADJ
secon City for the fiscal year 1923, and :.
Be it further Ordained, that there shali
be assessed, raised by taxation and col
lected for the year 1928, the sum OF Sl3,-
SIG. 81, for the purpose of meeting the ap-
preparation set forth in the following
statement of resources and appropriation
for the fiscal year 1928.
Actual amount of surplus revenue,
Sc, 141.S1.
Surplus revenue appropriated. - 4,000.0o
| Embellishments revenue antici-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
CHIMNEY FIRE.

Fire started between the walls at
the home of W. Gerew, Brighton ave-
nue and Linden avenue, Monday af-
ternoon, and caused about $50 worth
of damage before fremen had the
blaze under control. The blaze is
thought to have started in an over
heated chimney.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14

$40, 701.5 l SIG. 569.7 4
Published by order of Common Council.
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
JUDGE sMATHERs CONFIRMED.

The reappointment of William H.
Smathers, of Atlantic City, as judge of
the Atlantic County Court, with salary
of $500, was confirmed by the Senate
in executive session Monday night.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-14
AN ORDINANCE relating to taxes

Surplus revenue appropriated. - 4,0O0.'
Miscellaneous revenue antici-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
STAV DIR. RASfNA DOSUD
VAzNY.
Krise We stavu Geskoslovensk6-
ho ministra byla v5ak pfeko-
mana, die prohl&Seni l<kafd.

Washington, 6. ledna.
Ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi OBJ
drzelo z Prahy nasledujici ka-
belogram:
"Rasiniv stav, ac vazny, wy
kazuje slime zlepseni. Raneny
jest pri uplnem vedomi a die
l6karu, krise Jest prekonana.
Anonymne svolany protestni
projev zakoncen byl prIvo-
dem, ktery nevybocil 2 mezf
medal policii pricinu k za'kro-
ceni. Ma burse prevlada kid
ne mineni. Atentat byl cinem
mladicke nerozvaznosti jedno-
tlivce bez politickeho pozadi a
jest vseobecne odsuzovan. Via
da bude pokracovnti v dosava-
dn financni politice a vXbizi
obcany zachovati dosavadni
kid v duvere, ze vlada jest od-
hodlana riditi osud statu pev-
nou, nevahavou rukou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

HRlJZY SPANIEL SKE M<VSICE OBJ.
NOVENY v LOUISIANA.
DIE sVEDEcTW LEKAku OBEn ZAKUKLENCC
MUcENY NEJAKYM DABELSKYM STROJEM.

Bastrop La, T. ledna. Osm dasich muzI bude tento
tden fomane obzalovano podenf lnosu zavraz
d6n Watta Danela T. F. Richardse Jmena vice nez ctyf
ceti muzd vysytu svedecv bude poupn9 predlo
zeno generanf navladnm behe vefejn6ho syen ez ko-
nano jest We zdejM okresnf radnc.
Zaroven patraji dfady po dabeskem stroll nemz Da
MEL Richards by mucen aby MICH byo dozna
ni "co v&df pokusu zavrazd9n Dr. McKoina Vysaviv
e pfelaman& ost jako sv6dect Dr. Charles Duvall Dr.
John Langford pathologove vypovfda ze prohdkou tel
obou muzd dosp9 pfesvedcen ze byl muceni zvaste
sestrojen&m pffstroj. stEts N&
Muzi kteff zastav automobile nEmz jela druzina, KITE
Daniel Richards byl cleny NELL sob6 cerne kuke die
sd, kten hyli sce brut&ne zmrskan ale dovoleno Jim
v{a@ti dom1 Mezi tsmito by otec Daneldv W. G. An.
deTs Davenport jenz vsak nebyl povoan dosud ma
Daniel eta skoro 20 let veku kdezto Andrews jest
nkh4 2sAa5s l.-
sArrews sv9dc ze byl mrskan az skoro dpne Ut atil
pbct bces kdezto Daniels prohlasl ze by udefen enom
ali Pztkr&te M .sss
saByl sem tazan op6tovn9," vypovda Andrews "co vim
op9uu zavrazd9nf DR. McKona Kekl sem, ze nevfm nj
chS kefvten Cas- jsem bylv ne c&s okresu Zmfnenou
|pFoAksil ze ob9sf nefeknu- vim vrazednem ito
kp DR. McKona a Jim odpov9d6 tim ze niceho neziska.
jezto nen mn9 vbec niceho zn&mo dtoku Re byl
jsem jinde vecer ze pim to ze jest mn lhostej
lnp ucn SySel jsem ze take stareho Danese
Domnfval jsem ze spni svoj vyhrdzku ze mne
Icb9 po chvfi naloz do automobu, voz as hodi
lnp vysadi yCoson, odkud pomoc nekoika muzh
ldostal jsem Sc donlt !"
Andrews n9kolkrate taz6n byE ida poznal nektereho
svych znted neb zda hasem SWIM prozradi avsaE
| byl nucen odpovfdati zaporn9. n
Rovn9z Daniel otec Wattv; nepoznal zadneho ssvch
ryznitelt Sv9dectv 6kafd kteft lc ak kost Danela
Rchardse m&ny jak jech prsnf koS dcen byo razu p
Sern6ho Mnznf prutho gener4nho navladho jenz vede
vysevanf jest pffsoj ms mucenf pozdstayal e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
: SENAT PRO ODVOLANt VOJSK4.
NEMA Sc DALE PODl Ell MA OKKU-
PACI PORYNSKA. .
RESOLUCE zADAJfCI PRESlDENTA PODNIKNU.
TT KROKU v TOM SMERU PkIJATA BYLA
81 PROTl HLASUM.

Washington, g. ledna. - Mezitm co France pfpra-
vuje obsazenf Rurke obas Nemecka dcelem vymozen
vaecnych nahrad senat Spojenych at dnes formaln
prohl&sil pro povolan americkeho vojska domI.
Pfjal totx 81 pro hlaslm resouci senktora Reeda,
denaokaAtaz MiA1pfii ApntSe
avelsaiske Blouyy ss piav8, ~ 'js Sc
natu president ms by nafdi okaziy navat do spoje
nych Sat vseho vojska Spoenych Sad ez pffomne kon
sluzbu N9mecku."
Jak p1vodne byla pracovana, resouce byla by poza-
DALAI ably president povoal vojsko zpet Mnenf rdzn
tom dnes aky psychoogcky dcnek Evropu nude to mf
Gle Sc cysta ponou sve vojensk6 nie dale do N9mecka
nskterch poukazue ze ohlo by to ves oziveni
voenskeho ducha mez Nsnci kAf budou tom spatfova
dNkaz, ze Amerika jest $ mimi proti Francii.
Dnesnf jednanf sen4u bylo nscm neobycejnym zcela
novym mnozf republican, jakox demokrat& uvli prot
resouci pouazujfce ze n 70 vecf koneresu pfedpsova
kde ma nebo nema by ameck6 vosko nebo lodsvo. Pou
kaxova xe presdentov jato vchnfmu yeliteli armady
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NEPkESvEDcl-Ll BERLIN REPARAcNl KOMISI, zE
DoDAvKY UHLl NEMOHLY BYTI, sPLNENY,
VOJSKO Sc HNE.

Pafiz, T. ledna Zdali reparacni komise rozhodne z
ira ze Nemecko zdmysn9 nedodalo tok uh Franci jako
smlouvou byo vazano m6sto ESSEN prosu svym zbroov
kam bude Obsazeno francouzskym vojskem ter rano.
sJedinou veci pochybnosti Jest, zda komise bude
svo prac hotova, aby moh ucn nutne prohaseni Ultra
vecer Vsechno jest pfpraveno vyechnu nemeckych de-
legatd hodiny byo by to n9cfm zcela novy kdyby
panove by hotov vysvetenm jedno odpoledne
Rovn9z ocekavaj Francouzi obstrukcnf takku stra
ny Sra Johna Bradburyho pro n9muz jake pGvodci britt
ck6ho panu casopisy nhGfe doc Jest so ze Bradbury
bude hasova pro Bathouovu navrhu, avsak Francouzi
mali pevnou dIv9ru, ze Itaoy& jakoz Belgcane sou mimi
a re tudiz budou mlti vetSinu.
Sane to Ultra, rozkazy budou ihned posany do Mo-
huce Duesedorfu, ably vojsko zahajo posup kery
Sal Foch davno z panova B3hem posednich n6koika dn
bya znacna rdznost mn9nf vojenskych kruzc ak vel
keho postu voska m6o by by pouzo jak velka cast
veho lzemi obsazena.
Mnstr valky Maginot gen. Guat aktivni hlava fran
couzske armady pf 81 posinouti nie az do Bochumu,
vsak Foch jehoz dobrozdan Poincare fd prohas &c
okkupace Essenu bude dostatecnou kontou ceeho d
strktu.
Toto opatfenf bude ovsem provedeno jenom nasledken
nespn9ni dodavek uhli nebude m nceho spolecneho
kroky jez budou podnknuty Is. edna, zda N6mecko
odvede spaku v&letR6 nahrady die londtne dmluvy
Hi rosSenf francouzske okKupace nsmeck1ho uzem
bude pouzo zadn6ho barevn@ho voka Francouzi budon
opatrn aby nakym zplsobem nepopud proh sobe mistn
obyvatestvo Naopak cht6j pfijf ako "ochranci' jz
nyn sbu ze havfdm Ruhske obash dosane Sc zvyseni
mzdy ktereho davno marn dozau rovnez lepsfch
travnfch zasob
Koblenc, Z. edna. - Francouzskemu vojsku pod velc
MIN generalmajora Aena americke oblas byo nafzeno
zdsa kasarnach tax ably Sc pfedeslo vsem konflikdm
mez Nemc Amercke vojsko zdejsi citajc 107 dustoj
nd 1880 voakd kona nyni vsechny povinnos okkupace
teze obast jest fracouzsky odd pozdsavajicf 280 dd
stojnikI 1423 vojakd
Berlin z ledna. - N9mecko odvedlo 80 procent 49,.
100000 uh pozadovaneho Franci jake cast vaecnych
nahrad ze nebylo dodano vsechno vysvetuje tm re
Francouzi odepfe pfjmat jste druhy uhl jez byy pf
praveny k zasce.
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TIL KRAJANE. USMRCENI - DV1
SMRTELNE ZRANENI.
SRlTILI Sc S MOSTU MA HARVARD AVE. u
VYCH. %. UL.

Cerna kronika trafitnich ne
stesti vyzadala 81 vcerejsi ne>
dele tfi zivoty nasich kraja-
nj. Ma Harvard most9 blize
26. ul. prepinajicim koleje dra
by Newburg and South Shore
vrazil automobil do pazeni a
sritil Sc 40 stop hluboko ma
zeleznicni trait. z pet cestu-
jicich zabiti byli Jan Ufidil,
45-lety, bytem v els. 3848 W.
hodn IS. ul., 22-leta pi. Ruth
uffdilova, 13416 Kinsman rd.
a 35-leta pi. Kristyna Blahova,
3400 vych. 108. ul. V naruci
poslednejsi nalezena byla 5-le-
ia dceruSka jeff, Florence Bla
hova, jez chranena t6lem mat
ky, byla nebezpecne zranena.
Otec a manzel pax, 3S-lety Ja-
mes Bl&ha, utrp6l talk znacny
draz, ze vyslovovana jest po-
chybnost o jeho vyvaznuti zi-
votem. Jiak az dosud bylo W.
setreno, nemela osudna kata.
strofa sv6dki. Ochranne pa
.zeni mostu jest velice mike,
'sotNa dosahuje dvojnasobna
we obyeejn 5ch @caluiafkd = !
|tomu bylo .jeste smetenym sne.
hem 2 koleji poulicni sdrahy t6.
mer IS, ,jedne rovine ! j drahpu y
'jizdni. ''.* - '-'''' : -
|. K mistu nest9sti pribehlo ne
|kolik d9lnikd z biizkych kqk:-
|saren The American Steel &
Wire Co. nalezli ma trait pre-
!vracene auto a pod MIN jeho
cestujici primacknute k zemf,
IPostavili rychle sriceny stroj a
|vytahli Uridilovou a Blahovou,
Ektere ODE sedely ma zadnich
| sedJaIdlech. Blahova dosud svi-
rala v pazich malou Helenku
fiez mela k Hadrim pritisknu,
! tou panenku. Oba muzi sede.
Iii v predu a dobyti byli z pod
motoru. Zran6ni byli vnbec '
bezvedomi. Ambulance oce'
|laren dodala Timed nositka .
mrtvoly i zraneni "a znacnt
namahy vyneseny po prikrem
snehem pokrytem svahu.
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VELKY POLAR v YOUNCS.
=, TOWN. aW

Youngstown, O., Z. ledna.-
Polar, povstavsi v hotelu Sa-
low, zpIsobil "a 100000 Sko-
dy ma teto budove q okolnich
ma sew. Phelps ulici v obchod-
nj casti m9sta dnes r&no. Ho-
tel, ctyrpatrova stavba, shofel
az do zakladI. Zdali vsichnf
hoete, poctem 25, dostali Sc
ven, nemohlo byti "a vseobec-
neho zmatku zjist6no.
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KRAJAN UTRPEL SMRTEL
NE ZRANENl.

Ranberton, O., Z. ledna. =
Charles Urban, 26slety, 2 A
kron, skonal dnes r&no v Citi-
zens nemocnici nasledkem po-
ran9ni, utrpen6ho pfi motorcy-
klove nehod9 vcera vecer. Ur-
ban Sc srazil autotruckem
patficim Campbell Hickman
Co. a fizenym Paulem Vigg-
sem. Jeho lev& noha byla mu
ut'ata mad kolenem kolem tru-
cku.
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sEDEsAT osoB PoRANfNo


Fremont, O., Z. ledna. Sede-
sat osob bylo poraneno, deset
vazNe a tfi snad smrtelne,
kdyz vlak Lake Shore elektri-
,ekG tdr&hy posnst8vaitel .ze 2
skar vrazil do trucku, jenz pa
trnX nasledkem nejake neho-
dy zutal stati ma tratich pet mil
ma vychod cd tohoto mesta
7:1O dnes vecer. Jedenact ze
trinacti osob vazne porane-
nych bylo vzato do zdejsi Me-
mortal nemocnice.
Velky pocet poranenych
wat byl lekari do soukromych
domi, kde rany jejich obvaza
ny dostalo Sc Jim jineho o.
setreni. Vsichni lekari z FIRE.
montu a vsechny osetrovatelky,
jez molly byti ziskany, watt
byli v automobilech ma nisto
nest9sti. Dive ambulance a dal
81 automobily pax vypraveny
ku privezeni ranenych zpet.
Nektere z ob9ti vzaty byly do
Toleda, tricet mil ma zapad cd
mista, kde Sc nest6sti stalo.
Farmafi, bydlici v okoli, W.
burcovani narkem ranenych,
prib9hli sc sekerami brzy po
nest9sti a prosekali otvor v
prvni re dvou kar, jez Sc pre-
kotila a lezela ma strane. Lii
de zachyceni tam v poctu asi
sedesati -nemohli sc dostati ven
a vsichni byli porezani rozbi-
tym sklem. Predni vestibul, v
|nemz byl ffdic De Graft byl L.
pine roztristsn.
"Nevidel jsem truck, az vlak
mlj byl tsm6r ma nem," tyz
, pravil v Memorial nemocnici.
"Tak rychle, jak jsem mohl,
! zarazil jsem proud a pouzil
,emergencnich brzd. PAX bezel
,,jsem varovat konduktera, ale
" tom jiz predni kara vrazila
do trucku."
Ridic trucku, jenz byl jed
MIN z p6ti, ktere stehovaly ji-
stou firmu. do Canton a nalezi
Emery Moving Co. z Detroit,
'pravi, ze truck swell Sc dlaz-
by ma koleje a uvazl tam, jez-
to dosel Jim gasolin. Postal
pry sv6ho pomocnika do Free
montu pro nekolik gallond ga
solinu q chtel pr&ve upevniti
lucernu ma zadnf G&sti trucku,
kdyz vlak pfijel a nestesti Sc
Iudalo. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

daj New York Times dozvida
sc z dnv9rneho pramene.
(Zpravy 0 novem vaznem O.
nemocn9ni Lenihov6 vyskytly
Sc n9kolikrate v posledni dobe,
ale by!y vsechny pozdeji wy
vraceny.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

Die ma mist6 vyslovenych do
mnenek dostalo Sc kolo .auta
do koleje poplicni drahy, COZ
zavinilo patrn6 uklouznuti i
katastrofalni pad. Stroj do
padl zadkem, neb predni cast
s odraznikem i motorem zIsta-
la ,neposkozena. Kratce pred
nest6stim projel mistem vlak,
nalozeny koksem a personal
vlaku sc sdcastnil ma pracich
zachranovacich. Odklizeni tro-
SEX zavinilo ma kratko i preru-
SEMI dopravy.
Ufidil s .pi. Eridilovou a pi.
Blahovou dopr2yeni byli sice
ihned do nemocnice sv. Alexi-
Sc, kde bylo stanoveno, ze jiz
dotrpeli hned ma mist6 reste-
sti. Blaha 8 dceruSkou dove
zeni do mestske nemocnice,
kde devtatko "a kratko byte
privedeno k sob9, TAX ze moh-
10 fici jmena. Ma zranSni na
|hlav6, v oblMeji, zlomenou ru-
ku a kotnik. Otec pax je era
men smrtean6, utrp6l rozrazen'
lebky, zlomeni obou klicnicl
Ikostf, pzpiomeHf hrudnfku
jest zranen snad i vnitfne.
Policeini nacelnik ocelaren
Fogarthy odebral Sc Sc smut
nou zpravou do domu Blaho'
vych. kde zastihl 14-letou deer
ku Sylvii q jejiho bratra Jane
Sc, oba cekali ma navrat rodi
ca, ktefi 81 vyjeli ma ceiy den
Pi. Urfdilova byla teprve az
m6sic vdana ale jeff NAME
nemohl byti v prvni chvili ma
lezen; zabity Jan Uridil by
jejim tchanem a svakrem pi
Rlahove. Sam jest otcem de
VIII ditek, z nichz nejstarsim,
jest "a rokI a nejmladsim,
pouhych IA mesicd.
Automobil byl Tizen Bla
hou. Mrtvoly nest'astnych tt
krajand dopraveny bvly do po
hrobnickeho Zavodu A. Nosel
a Synove, ma vych. IS. ul. rol
Magnet, odkud bude patrn'
'vypraven pohfeb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

lodstva ne9o by by pfekazeno konanlbo povinnosti
Nicmene vsak kdyz uk&zalo ze senate jest
ohronou v9tsinou pro resouc byo jeno sedm senator
kteH m6li dosti odvahy hlasovati prot nj. II
Senatof ktefi Sc plouva pfietf reluce, hlavn6 20
ukazova ma to- ze promnJch zmatcich Porynsku mohl
by byt uGin9n tok ma americke vojsko n6kte Ame
rcane byli zab hned ozvalo by zde vo re amercka
krev must byti pomst9na Spoene SAty otby byti
ny do move vaky A
Rovnez zdirazhovano ze vydrzovani afYeckeho voska
nemecke pud9 stale $241 krone zb $34
887,S08 jez N9mecko poskytlo ze ack4k Nemecko die
smouvy Versaillske ma hradi vsechny vyo9 spoene
drzovanm okkupacni armady neni nadSje tyo bu
dou cd neho n9kdy vykolektovany Ill
Resoluce Reedova opatfena byla dodatk podanym
n&orem New-em 1ndiany, n9mz pravf odvolani
merick&ho voska cd Kyna b5ti Aadny prcjev
Yepffzne vdcf ktsfennko neb n&fod6n Europe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

vou pren opatfenych zuby ktera stale bya sacovana
pf cemz nepochybn6 obet kadeny oazky vi pokusu
zavrazdeni DR.. McKoina koneGn6 t8o rozdrceno ze
pouzv&no byo pfistroe toho ddkazem jest ze kost
obou muzI byly pfe&many sejnych mstech kazda tf
kr&te. lfa @ ~,I11tNvs1~~~1
Dr. McKoin po pfivezeni sem Baltimore dan byl pod
$4,000 zarky jez neho sozena B9hem vysechu sedel
mezi posluchaci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
LENIN PRY UMfRA.

Berlin, Z. ledna. - .Mikulas
Lenin, hlava sov6tske vlady,
Jest ma smrteln6m lozi a jeden
= neI.iznamenit66& speciali-
stu nemeckych vyslan byl ma
kvap do Moskvy, ably Sc poku-
sil o jeho zachr&n9nf, zpravo-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-06-15

Also in view of emergency needs of
road or bridge maintenance, free
transfer is permitted in these &C.
counts.
Means of meeting real emergencies
are amply provided for with protec-
ZION to the integrity of the budget.
The county auditor is required to
make monthly reports to the commits
sloners of expenditures and Liabilities
against each budget appropriation to-
gether with the uneXpended balances,
so that constant check, may be had
ON the operations of the several de-
partments
The same general provisions are in
Guided in the city budget law, the OPP
Grafton being made to conform to the
difference in organization of the city
governments.
The county and city budget laws are
operative this year, but the school dis
trtct budget law, which applies to the
ten first class districts of the state
will not become effective until the
first of next March. Seattle. only Is
excluded from the city budget law. A
special budget bill was introduced
for Seattle but failed of passage.
These laws We're drafted, presented
to the legislature and their passage
was urged by the State Federation of
Associations.