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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15
COOKING And Eating
APPLES Which when

Some kinds of apples are good for
both cooking and eating, while others
ale best way or the other. Prof.
o. M. Morris, head of the horticul-
ural department of the State College
of Washington, with Miss Maude VIII
son, assistant director, and E. G..
Wood, extension specialist of horti-
culture, have compiled a list of the
leading varieties of Washington or
chards, in order Of preference, which
they recommend.
In October and November, they say,
eat Delicious, G%ravenstein, Jonathan.
King David, Grimes Golden, and Win,
ter Banana; and cook Jonathan
Grimes Golden, G~ravenstein and King
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15
BY EDWARD w. PicKARD

XXTARREN G.. HARDING'S pecu,l-
w arly lOvable character and all
the circumstances OF his death COM
bined TO call forth, last week, a dem
OnStratiOn of mourning so universal,
so spontaneous and so sincere that it
stands unequaled since the death of
Abraham Lincoln. During four days
the eyes of millions of Americans and
the minds Of all the rest Of the people
dwelt sadly or the funeral train as
Il moved across the continent from
San Francisco to Washington. On
national capital followed the casket
of the late President from the White
House to the capitol, where II was
placed under the great dome and
where the people of the city and
thousands of others passed by it for u
as look upon the face of the man
they had learned to love and respect.
On Friday in Marion, o., the body Of
Mr.. Harding was consigned to the
tomb in the presence Of President
Coolidge and many thousands of off
cial and ~nOn-Official citizens. while
literally the entire nation stood silent
with bowed head. On that day, so
far as might be, all business and all
pleasure was suspended throughout
the land and the thoughts of all the
people turned to the little Ohio city
where a great nation was paying the
final tribute Of respect to its chieftain
and a grief-stricken woman was laying
N the tomb Il devoted husband.
, From the day when the news of
President Hardins's demise was
flashed around the world, messages OF
sorrow and coincidence came in Il food
10 Mrs. Harding and to the United
States from foreign rulers and nOta'
bilities from innumerable OrganiZa
tiOns in other lands. To realize the
worldwide character Of the mourn
ing n needed only to read such new:
items as that the German ~reichSta:
began It's special session by rising ant
standing with bowed heads in mem
DRY of Mr.. Harding that the Con
gress Of Brittany Sailors in Sain
Servan, France, suspended its session
that three days Of national mOurnin
was ordered by the government o
Paraguay, and all Othfr Latin-Amer
can countries gave expression to thei
grief; that Portuguese warships t1e'
their flags at half-mast for a day
that soviet Russia and Bulgaria of
cially told of their sorrow, and ths
memorial services we're held in Yves
minister Abbey while the funeral va
taking place In Marion.
Standing beside the bier in the r
ctunda of the capitol in Washingto
Rev. DIR. Anderson read the verS
from Micah upon which the lips
Mr.. Harding CHANGED to fall as
took the oath of his high office
March A, 1921. 1t was
"He hath showed Thee, o Ma
what is good and what doth the Lo
require of thee, but to do justly a
20 love mercy, and to walk hunt
with Thy G0dY'
What more need be added?
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15
LLOYD JONES~N
SAYS ES8 r
Keep Still and Study Silence NJ

keep silence in eve different languages" It was his battling tact
turnity that bunted the weapons they had forged against him
Silence is perhaps the greatest art Of conversation.
Joseph Jefferson is credited with having discovered Weber and Fields
the comedians. After seeing them play i'm an obscure BOwery theater,
he hurried to a theatrical manager friend, saying: They know how
to listen"
A person often gains credit for sense, eloquence and wit, who merely
says nothing and does it WE'LL
Silence indicates both courtesy and consideration. It gives the
ether fellow his turn 1t pays him the compliment that his brain may
also harDOr some worthwhile ideas. Every ideal relation sayOrs OF
reciprocity Every soul must have a medium and opportunity for self
expression. The one-sided conversation is always arrogant. Grant the
Other fellow a chance to say his say.
Silence indicates control. We often read: "He mastered himself
and "a silent The trivial gable! When the mind Is in control
the machine is geared up tight. The wagging tongue always means
loose tension. 1t is the loose gear that ratdes All nature pays homage
to selfcontroL
Silence Is III great healing power of solitude. In the face o a
great crisis we are silent. In a great emotion we are still Silence
can be eloquent. 1t is always majestic.
"Slence is the lesson of kings" said Jean du Beauvais at the funeral
OF Louis XIV. And Carlyle has called silence the element Of great
things that fashion themselves together to rule.
Silence is Or uninpeachable than speech because it cannot be
attacked Great thoughts are born in silence. 1t is the mother OF
truth. 1t is the servant Of reason. Itis the best help to him who mis-
trusts himself. Let us be silent" says Emerson, that we may hear
the whisper of the gods"
@NOiSe and tumuIt III the signs Of war. Silence is the insignia Of
peace. 1t is quite a s much a mark Of strength to know how to hold
your tongue a to know how to wisely use it.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15

HENRY SULLIVAN of Lowell,
Il Mass. succeeded last week in
swimming across tie English channel
the third man and the first American
to perform the feat. He was in the
water q hours and % minutes, being
forced by tides and currents to swim
about SO miles, though the distance be.
tween points is only 22h miles,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15

ETURNING from the funeral in
N Marion TO his temporary quar-
rers in the New Willard hotel, Wash
ingtOn, President Coolidge plunged
u the business of the country, and
found plenty to do. Already he had
conferred with many of the political
leaders and listened to their advice.
but volunteered little information n
4. corning his intentions. He is not es-
pecially laxative. and he has the eau
ton believed to be characteristic OF
the New Englander. He studies a
-mnestion thoroughly before acting, and
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15
news review OF
CURRENT EVENTS
Remarkable Expression of the
Nations Grief as Mr.. Hard
ing Is Buried
WHOLE WORLD SYMPATHIzES

President coolidge's Chances for the
Republican Nomination in 1924 Dis
cussed-May Have to Settle An
tnracite Strike-chanceIlor Gu
nos Rescue Plan for Germany.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15

y HANCELLOR CUNO, striving to
~ save Germany from utter collapse
and his administration from downfall,
presented his program Wednesday to
the r~eichstag, called in special ses-
sion because of the financial crisis.
Its three main points are:
1. A gold loan
2. Placing taxation, including in
come and customs, indirect and direct,
upon a gold value basis.
3. A levy upon industries, which
have made millions Of dollars.
His plan was applauded by the ma
iority of the assembly, but the Com
munist members ragged and hOwled,
haunting CunO and bitterly assailing
] Hugo SHINES, the Industrial magnate,
who sat unmoved and silent. The
CHANCELLOR retaliated ouly with the
remark that 'the growing activity of
communism in Germany and else
where will lead to the ruin of Europe"
To which the Communists replied
''She is ruined already"
Concerning the PREPARATIONS muddle
CunO expressed extreme dissatisfac
ton with the British draft Of a repl!
to the German note, declaring it con
aimed much that was impossible o
fulhllment and that England had gon
extraordinarily far in her concession
to the French viewpoint.
"It is necessary to continue wit
all our strength passive resistance
free from mad acts of violence an
terror he said, "and to support az
] lively from the un0ccupied t%erritor
the population which is p~ersevering |
I a passive resistance of its w will.
] Repeating the French statemeT
that the Ruhr was to be freed onl
+ when the last p~fennig was paid, an
pointing oct that the most vital il
+ strument with which Germany migl
( pay had been taken away when Il
a Ruhr was seized, Herr Cuno asserte
that IL Germany's collapse was to |
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15

MR.. COOLIDGE may have a chance
1N1 to add greatly to his prestige, if
he is called on to settle the strike of
anthracite miners. Remembering how,
as governor Of Massachusetts, he
smashed the ~pOlicemen's strike, or
ganized labor does not feel comfort
able over the prospect. SO far the
coal commission has been able to do
nothing in the case. 1t reported last
week that plans for compulsory arbi-
tratiOn of wage disputes in the coal
industry offer no hope for effectively
dealing with the problem. 1t recon-
mends that future wage agreements
include a clause providing for auto
matte renewal except as to such points
as may be a subject of dispute. No
tice is to be given Of these points
ninety days in advance OF the expi-
ration, and if an agreement is not
reached prior to sixty days before the
expiration, notice is to be given to the
President of the United States who
will appoint a commission to inquire
into the subjects at issue and make
a public report before the renewal
date.
New England uses a large percent
age of the anthracite coal mined, and
the consumers of that section now
threaten to abandon it's use entirely il
the miners strike.
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accomplished Sin the name of justice,
she must be under no Illusion"
Submission to the merciless Obsti-
macy Of French government" he add
ed, would have to he sealed with a
document which would be worse than
the treaty of Versailles, which weighs
like a curse upon the peoples Of
Europe"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15

his mind is made up he is as
firm as a New Hampshire mountain.
Inevitably Mr.. Coolidge comes for
ward now as a leading possibility for
The Republican presidential nominal
ion next year.. He has some ten
months in which to prove to his party
that he is it's best choice. and fifteen
months in which to convince the cOun
try that he should continue to hold the
Office. At present his main strength,
politically, lies in the East. In the
Middle and Far West it is believed
Senator Hiram Johnson will be a
powerful opponent and Senator LaFOl-
lette is conceded a good many votes in
the convention. AS one Washington
correspondent puts il: "It will be
mainly a tussla between eastern con
SCI 2atisln, fortified by control of the
administration, and western progress
ivism, running strOng in the primal
ries."
Much depends on President Cool
idge's attitude toward American mem
bership in the world court, and what
this is no one seems to know. Not
withstanding his declaration Of inten-
ton to carry on the Harding policies,
the party leaders in Washington do
not expect him to make the world
court an issue with the senate and
risk the chance of u party split, which
they say would be playing into the
hands Of Senator Johnson.
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v ZAJMU SOUSTREDENf.

nstfedna Am. Mar. Sdruzeni
CechoslovakG rozeslala ma vse-
cky svobodomyslne a pokroko-
We. organisace ceske v Americe
'pfipis a zvlastni dotaznik, il
mir vysetrit chce naladu, jaka
je mezi uvedom9lym zivlem ce-
skym v Americe pro utvorenf
soustred6ne jeho organisace.
Zada, aby spolky venovaly We
svych schizich chvili casu roz-
hovoru teto ddlezite otazce a
zaslaly odpov6d', jez vyjadfo-
vala by mfneni v6tsiny pritom-
neho clenstva. Odpoved' tato
nema ovSem. zavazovati zadny
spolek k dalsim disledkIm.
Dopis tento bude jiste vsemi
spolky vazne a bez pfedsudku
proiednan odpovedi molly
by slouziti jako podklad k DIAL
simu jednani o docileni konec-
ne dohody mezi vsemi svobodc
myslnymi a pokrokovymi zivly
k soustred6ni jich v mohut-
ne lstredni organisaci.
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STANCE DOSTAVNfKOVE
SPOLECNOSTI.

Nova stanice onlnlbusd, jez
obstaravaji dopraMu mezi Gle
velandem a Akronem. byla O.
teyfena dnes prozatimne v (.
2133 vych. 8. ulice. Stavba ,je
pouze castecne hotova, ale po-
krocila tax daleko, ze mozno
pouzivati casti stanice, vcetn4
cekarny. Pc dohotoveni budo-
Wy v polovici srpnu, formalni
otevreni bude Romano. Vsech-
ny dostavnikove linie We m6st9
jsou pozvany pouzfvati noweho
nadrazi a ocekava sc, ze bude
z n9ho vyjizdeti 100 omnibusi
denn6. Dohotovena budova
bude obsahovati cekarnu. skla-
dist& q garaz.
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POZDRAV Z DALEKA.

z daleke Brasilie, v Jiznf A.
merice, zasila pozdrav redakci
a ctenarIm "Sveta" p. Ant.
Cermak s choti. Zmineny kra-
jan dli v Brasilii jiz podruhe.
Clanky o .ieho prvnim pobytu
one zemi prinasela Dennice
Novov6ku a tez Svobodna Sko
la a Sokol Americky. Podruhe
meska p. Cermak v Brasilii te-
mer rok. Navstivil jiz ctvero
statd: Rio de Janeiro, Sac Pau
10, Parana a Minas Geraes. Ny
nj jest usazen v Sac Paulo, We
state tehoz imena a jeho trva-
Ia adresa jest: Anthony Ger
max, Sac Paulo, Caixa postal
No. 2169, Brazil, South Ame-
rica.
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.MllosRDNf sAhlARITANr.'
Diva mpxi 3atteni pro pomoxe.
al + ateSku v4xni : warrens-
!. villsk& praeovny.

.V9zef We warrensvills lske
pracovn6, jenz pro vzorne cho
vanf tsSil Sc velke ddvere, dfi-
vsjsi msstsky straznik, byl Eat
cen a pfiveden ma lstredni po-
licejnf stanici obvinen, ze po-
mohl ma svobodu re zmfneneho
,istavu peti v9znim, 2. cerven
ce. Jiny muz, pritel uprchnuv-
sich, byl rovnez wat do vazby.
Prvn9 zmfn6ny znam byl jako
''listonos" a chodil pro rGzne
v9ci do blizkeho obchodu.
.Oba muzi, die sdeleni detek
tivI, pfiznali Sc, ze pri uteku
pomahali, ponevadz "bylo jim
v9zhn Ito, avsak zapirali. ze
destali penfze "a svoji pomoc,
jak prvn9 oznamovano.
Jeden z uveZnenych byl prl
vezen ma stanici v sobotu We 8
hodiny rano, ale jeho zatceni
udrzouano v tajnosti policii.
Omen dfivejsi mestsky straz-
mix byl zatcen v sobotu vecer
detektivy Passickem a Deskow
skym. MuzIm, ktefi uprchli,
propasoyan byl revolver jed
MIN z v6znd pod cepici te-
hoz pouzili, kdyz hlidac Keyes
postavil Sc Jim do cesty. Blize
vezehske fanny cekali ma ne
pfatele a automobil a odvezli
je do blizkeho mesta, kde Sc
nyni skryvaji. Zdejsi policie
pravi, ze brzy dojde k jejich
zatceni.
Jmana uprchliki jsou Co.
lumbus Melegrano, John Ora
ham, Forrest Firstman, John
Fulton q Charlse Collins.
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oBHAJosA ,wHrTFlELDA.,
Bude % opirati o netistavnost
z1kona, die nshoz byl obxalo-
# vim.

Prvnf znamky, jakym sme-
rem vedena bude obhajoba Jo-
hna L. Whitfielda, domn6leho
vraha policisty Griffina, vysly
ma jevo vcera, kdyz jeho OBJ.
hajci, Arthur H. Day Blase
A. Buonpane, predlozili namit
ky okresnfmu soudu, v nichz u
vad6jf, ze zakon, die nehoz je-
jich klient byl obzalovan, jest
ne1stavni.
Zakon tento pravi, ze kdo-
koli zabije policistu pri konanf
sluzby, jest vinen vrazdou
prvniho stupne. DIE tohoto "a
kona stat bude usilovati o posla
nj Whitfielda do elektricke Ii
die. Obhajci tvrdi, ze zakon
|tento prichazf v rozpor fede
|ralni statni 1stavou, jezto sky
|ta policistim v6tsi vysady nez
|ostatnfm obcandm. v namit-
kach dale Sc pravi, zev obzalo-
lbe Whitfield nenf vinen z lmy
|slu spachati zlocin, coz pry je
nutno, aby Sc opodstatnila zalo
b. pro vrazdu v prvnim stup-
mi. i's' Is
Priruci okresnfho zalobce,
James T. Cassidy, pravil, ze
dude zadati o brzke slyseni
Ipred soudem o techto namit-
Ikach, tax ably nebyl zdrzovan
|proces, jenz byl urcen ma den
|23. cervence.
| kdyby vsechno, co uvedeno
Jest v zalobe proti n6mu, bylo
ldokazano, uvadi sc v namit-
'kach obhajc1, Whitfield mohl
by byti shledan vinnym pouze
ze zabiti, jezto neni vinen z L.
Imyslu spachati zlocin.
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Tfin6ctists vyroei suverenity
Korutanska (6231923). Slo-
vinci byli mezi jiznimi Slovany
prvni, kteri zalozili svhj kme-
novy stat. znamy historii pod
nazvem "Korutansko". Slovin-
ci jiz r. 595 bojuji Bavory a
r. 596 je porazeji $ pomoci A.
vart. Samo v cele zapadnfch
SlovanI, preda'ki dnesnich Ce-
chi, LuzicanI a Slovincl, svrh
ne r. 623 avarske jho, coz me-
10 "a nasledek, ze tez Korutan-
sko dosahlo dplne politicke
samostatnosti a nezavislosti.
Avsak jiz r. TAG sc dostane Ko-
lrItansko do podruGi BavorI a
r. 772 FrankI. melo cd r. 1854
sve pokracovanl pod nazvem
"Vnitrni Rakousko" a cd roku
1916 castecn6 pod nazvem
"Illyrie" Historickymi castmi
korutanska Sc powazuji tyto
zem6: Korutany s Pusterta-
lem, Styrsko Lungovem, Kra-
jina a Pfimofi. Letos je tedy
tomu prav6 1900 roki (623-
1929, kdy Sc stalo Korutan.
,sko dplne suverennim staten a
toho jubliea ma byti We Slovin.
sku nalezitym zp6sobem vzpo.
menuto.
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zAvODIT o cENU

Muzsky pevecky sbor Or
pheus odjizdi dnes do New
Yorku, odkud nastoupi plavbu
ma parniku Minnekahda do
Walesu, kde bude zavoditi o
cenu $4,000 pfi waleske naro-
dni p9vecke slamosti. Dvacet
pet Gleni, pod rizenim C. D.
Dawe-a, podnikne cestu, jez 81
vyzada asi diva m6sice. Krone
We Walesu zpevaci vystoupi v
koncertech v Londyn6, Cardiff
flu, Port Talbot jinych me-
stech. Ma rozloucenou zazpi-
vail vcera v Prvnim methodist
ckem episkopalnim kostele ma
Euclid ave. a vych. 80. ulici,
jenz byl preplnen.
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STRELBA POLICISTY MA
ULICI.

Obyvatele ma East Boulevar-
du, severn6 cd Wade Park
Ave. byli vcera casn6 rano pro
buzeni peti revolverovymi W.
strely, ktere vypalil polcista
Karel Sherman z te priciny, by
zadrzel muze, jenz Sc vloupal
do stanku v Rockefellerove par
ku. Sherman stall nedaleko
stanku a vid6l, jak nejaky muz
leze zadnim oknem uzlem v
'uce. Zavolal ma nej, aby stal,
avSak ten 81 tohoto vyzvani ne
vsimal. Ma to policista W.
strelil po mem z revolveru. Pet
jinych muzd, kteri sed6li v bliz
kosti ma lavicich, vyskocili
hned, jakmile policista pocal
strileti a ma jeho vyzvu Timed
Sc "vzdali". Policista podro-
bill je vyslechu, avsak z jejich
vypov6di seznal, ze nemaji $
celym pripadem mic spolecne-
no.
J. z. Weiss, mattel stanku
hlasil pax, ze zlod6j ukradl mu
til krabce doutnikn, diva gallo
ny ovocneho syrobu, diva gallo
ny sodovky, neco hallsek, ci.
garet a zmrzliny.
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zIvoT PRO $11.

Sedmnactileta Florence Smi-
thova z cis 1905 "Longfellow
Ave. S. E. spachala vcera sebe-
vrazdu, vypivsi We sve svetnici
lahev jedu. Pricina sebevraz-
dy byla jiste malicherna, COZ
cini pfipad tento velmi tragic
kJm. Florence ztratila pred
peti dny $11, cimz klesla ma
mysli tax, ze sahla 81 ma zivot,
Clenov6 jeji rodiny, uslysevse
nafek, povolali policii, ktera j
odvezla do nemoconice Sv. Lu.
kase, -kde .po dvouhodinnem U,
trpenf skonala.
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NEPkfvETIvE UvfTANf
LUPICE.
Byl nepochybns poranSn rama
mi n MIN vyp1lenymi.

Lupic vyplaseny z obydli v
(. 3844 Rock ave., dnes casne
rano, byl nejspise poran6n pal
bou z revolveru. jiz zahajil "a
MIN Frank Novotny, pfibuzny
divky, Nettie JabOrske.
Tato probuzena byla We 3::2O
|rano sramotem pIsobenym lu-
|picem, jenz lezl oknem do jeji
loznice.. Kdyz divka pov&ala,
vetfelec Mhl Sc ma nj, ale Net
tie Sc zoufale branila a volala
20 pomoc.
LupE vyskocil z okna a pu-
still Sc po Rock ave.. pronasle-
|dovan p. Novotnym, jenz me-
|zitim Sc ozbrojil revolverem.
Ia utikajicim vypalil ctyfi ra-
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ZOUFALY GIN ZNAMEHO
KRAJANA.
Josef K. Sinkule, xnkmy pofa-
|datel Geskych umSleckych pod
Mkt, otrSvil . ' Omaze.

Omaha, Id. cesvence. PAN
Josef Sinkule byl v patek dne'
Is. cervence r&no v byte pana'
Vaclava Nudery, 1919 jizni
Is. ulice, kde byl ubytovan, ma
lezen otraven plynem."
Tato prekvapujici a pro
mnohe z nasich krajand smut
ma zprava dochazi 2 Omahy.
Jest mnoho nasich cleveland-
skych krajand, ktefi znali pa
ma JOS. K. Sinkule. v posled-
mich n9kolikas letech manage
ra umeleckych turnee ceskych
podnikd po zapadnich statech.
ze Sc jednalo o smrt dobrovol-
ne pfivod6nou, vysvita re tfi
zanechanych dopisd, 2 nichz
jeden jest adresovan synovi Bo
huslavovi, druhy panu Otaka-
ru Charvatovi, redaktoru Ma
rodniho Pokroku q treti bytn6-
mu Sinkulovu. panu Nuderovi.
v tomto poslednim dopise zna>
ella Sc ddsledna povaha Sinku
Iowa az dojemnym zplsobem.
Sinkule vzdycky snazil Sc ze
vseho vyjiti jako muz cestny .
fadny a takovtm .zistal do po-
sledni ! chvile. v sdopise. panu
Nuderovi zanechal S. ma zapla
cent najmu pfipojil nekolik
fadek prosby ~ rodpustenf. ze
SWIM cinem mu pfivodil nepff
Z 80 = - +5.A : , = g < a. :
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ZKAZILl "KVETOUCf
OBCHOD."

Hostinec Make Solomona,
ma IS. ulici Broadway, pro-
spival ut3sene We dnech, nez We
znamost vessel Volsteaddv "a
kon. A federalnf zffzenci dosli
k pfesvedceni, ze jeho mistnost
5 lihuprostymi napoji rovnez
prosperovala az podezfele ute
sen9 a tudiz zatkli vcera Solo,
mona, jenz udal adresu jako
5404 Broadway a jeho cisnika
Franka Donnellyho, z {. 5345
Broadway. Byli obvineni 2
vlastnictvi a prodeje lihovin a
vydrzovani verejn6 nefesti. BY
Ii propusteni po slozeni zaru-
ky.
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NARoDNi 'sJEzD'
BANKEk0.
Sejds 9 jich ' naSern mssts
,asi $500.

Predvoj $500 delegatd ina
21. sjezd American Institute Of
Banking, jenz zde bude konan
tento tyden az do patku, dojel
do Clevelandu dnes dopoledne
a ocekava Sc, re do vecera sje-
'dou Sc, zde vsichni navstevnici.
Jednim z hlavnich recnikd
b,ade John H. .Puelicher. pred
seda Sdruzeni americkych ban
kefti. Institut jest IMAM jako
vzd9lavacf oddeleni Sdruzeni.
JIM ma programu jsou mayor
Kohler, Carter E.. Talman z
Richmond, Va, predseda In
stitutu a DIR. Wallace Petty, fa-
raj Prvniho baptistickeho ko-
stella z Pittsburgh.
Sized byl dfedne zahajen
dnes v IL hodin dopoledne,
|kdy vykonny vybor konal sve
zasedani v hotelu Cleveland,
avsak hlavni jedmanf zacne al
Ultra. Schuze sjezdove kona.
ny budou v sfni " bndove bra.
trstva strojvedoucfch a Ultra
vecer bude pfednes, ma varha.
ny, debata a. Piles v mestsk en-
auditoriu.
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"lsAclNo" DO DETRorTu.
Po vodnim aeropl&nu stojf to-
\, jenom $25, $45 tam ! zpst.

Dennf doprava mezi Cleve-
tandem a Detroitem po vod-
mich aeroplanech zahajena by
la dnes Aeromarine Air ays,
Inc. V oznameni snizeni jizd-
neho, H. A. Brun, mfstorredse-
da zmin6ne spolecnosti, pravil,
ze lety mezi Clevelandem a De
troitem, jsou ty nejlacinejsf a
zaroven nejbezpe6n6jsf ma sv6-
te.
V roce lonskem okruzni let
mezi Clevelandem a Detroitem
stal $75 a jednotlive jizdy $40.
Lctos byl snizen poplatejk ten
ma S45 a $25. v roce lohsken
1888 osob pouzilo vodnich ae-
ropland zminene spolecnosti a
nejmensi nehoda sc nestala. !,
Letaci clun Nina vyiede z
Detroitu dnes v 9 hpdin rano
a ma zpatecni cestu Sc vypravi
cd lpati vych. 9. ulice We 4 no.
|diny odpoledne. Pro pritom-
|nou dobu clevelandsti cestuji-
Lei budou watt do Detroitu ma
|letacim clunu Ritz Carlton. @.
cekava Sc, ze jiny letaci clun,
Balboa, bude dopraven do Gle
velandu tento tyden, ably Eau
jal misto clunu Buckeye, jen3
by! zasazen bleskem znicen,
kdyz zakotven byl v rece De.
troit pondeli.
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Srdecni mrtvice pfivodila
smrt slec. Amy Nounamacke-
rove. z (. 2O33 vych. 35. ulice,
jez klesla ma dlazbu, kdyz Sc
chystala vstoupiti do kary ma
Squaru vcera rano. Byla 8
nejvetsi moznou rychlosti do
vezena do Huron rd'. nemocni-
ce, kde lekafi prohlasili, ze
jest mrtva. Slecna Nounama-
ckerova, provazena sestrou svo
il, chystala Sc navStiviti pfibu-
zne v Honesdale, Pa. v Gle
velandu bydlela po dvacet ro-
XII.