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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
NOT RiJST.

Grand Forks, July l7.-The man
captured near Becida, Minn., is not
Edwin Rust, slayer Of Sheriff I. G.
Fulker. When captured by the coun-
ty sheriff and a posse Of seven men
he succeeded in proving that he is
not the man wanted and was not
held.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
TO HAVE FORD DAY

Zap, N. D., July MA rousing
celebration will be staged In Zap on
July IS. Il will be known as "Ford
and Market Day."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17

About 1s,00O,0o tons Of coal are
consumed in London annually, 6,O00,-
600 tons being used for domestic
purposes,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
nv the Associated Press.

st. fauI, Juiy 80
representation in the United States
Senate has been turned over to the
Farmcr-Labor party as result o.
another political transition. Inc
state went through in the specia
senatorial election Monday.
Magnus Johnson Of Kimball, Mln-'
nesota, a real dirt farmer, gained the
.coyeted post. vacated by tho :ecsnt
death OF Senator Knute Nelson. Ad-
ditfonal returns today from the spe'
cial election yesterday show his
plurality is swelling.
! In 1900 to the states $500 pre-
cincts johnson had a lead Of more
than $1,000 over Governor J. A. o.
Preus, Republican, with James A. Car
ley. Democrat, sailing a poor third.
Senator-elect johnson will sit with
Henrick Shipstead, who was elected
last fall over Frank p. Kellogg, Re-
publican. Both Johnson and Ship
stead are Farmer-Laborites and have
announced their intention to af1iE-
ate with "the followers Of Robert
M. LaFollette in Congress.
Wants TO Go Home.
Though jubilant over his victory
the real dirt" senator was more con-
cerned today about getting his hay
ing done" than things political and
he sought to postpone engagements
incident to his election, but he did
let drop few remarks.
"Well, boys" he said, ~ put it
over; I beat Jake Preus as ! said !
would. Now I can 60 home and help
my sons get the haying done. Ate
that l can do some more organizins
before l go to Washington"
He wanted to ignore statements as
to his political plans-the haying and
other harvesting had fallen behind
during the strenuous campaign he
had waged, but now the "electio1 q
job" is out of the way, he can turn
"to the job back home"
Against World Court.
Pressed for details of his organ
ization plans he repeated an EXCERPT
from his campaign speech.
II will do this because I believe
the farmers and the workers and the
business men can by united action
better their condition"
He was willing to let il be known
in a semi-oficial way that he was
against the World Court and the
League of Nations and any other
foreign ENHANCEMENT"
For the present he preferred not to
discuss recognition of Russia. though
"between you and me am for recoa-
milton right away; prohibition hf
passed over but expressed himself as
for soldier bonus, payable out OF
excess profits"
A Protest Vote.
Charles r. Adams, chairman Of the
Republican central committee, at
tributed the defeat of Governol
Preus to the fact that "the best eff
forts Of Republican workers were un
able to overcome the evident feelShe
Of unrest and dissatisfaction will
economic conditions which found t!
vent in a protest vote against TIL,
party in power"
4 Governor Preus, who had announc
ed his support Of Che policies Of tn,
Harding administration, which has
lent Harding W. LaFollette havo,
to the election had nothing to add to
day to his brief statement thank
ing his voters for their votes.
i He will continue 40 Governor un
til the expiration Of his term, Janu
ary I, 1925. He had not indicate,
whether he would try for the Ton,
term senAtofial election IN 1924 "a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
JERKED ROPE SEWERS THUA(B,

Killdeer, N. D., July 17.-One Of
Albert Wierson's thumbs was sew
eered when the rope with which he
Pwas leading . bronrho behind
kbGgky became !. wound around the
menbsr = the animal became fright
ensd and bolte4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
PRBUS BEATEN
BY BIG VOTE
IN MINNESOTA
Second Farmer-LabOr Senator
Is Sent to United States
Senate by Gophers
DEMOCRAT RUNS THIRD
Carley Makes Poor Showing
Unrest Vote Caused Defeat
of Preus Is Claim
DEMOCRAT RUNS THIRD
MAY BE $4,000

st. Paul, July 17.-There was
promise In additional returns
to-day from ylsterday's senator
ial election that tie plurality
Of Magnus Johnson, farmer-la-
borite, would exceed $4,000
votes. When 2,243 Of the states
$500 precincts had reported In
complete reports from every
county In the state Johnson's
total had mouINed to 217.427 =
lead Of 53,l76 over J. A. o.
Preus.
The count In these precincts
vas johnson 2l7,l27; Preus 1884,
Isl, and James A. Carley, DEM
ocrat, 15,996.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
LEAD 28,561

st. Paul, July 17.-Magnus
Johnson, farmer-labor. elected
to the United States Senate
over Governor J. A. O. Preus In
yesterday's bslloting. had In
creased his lesd TO 2S.S61 when
l.Sl4 of the states $500 pre-
cencts had reported unoftt ttcially
The figures were: johnson l76,-
3l4; Preus ll7,753.
James A. Carley. Democrat
had l4,l8O vOteS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-17
FRENCH HOLD
HOSTAGES ON
RUHR TRAINS
Act to Prevent Further Bomb
ing Outrages by Germans
in Occupied Area
BocHUM IS CUT OFF
State of Siege Declared-Au.
thorities Must Produce
Sunday Bomber to French

Dusseldorf, July 17.--Bochum TO-
day is almost completely isolated
from the rest of the Ruhr as the re-
suit of bomb throwing. Street ca,
traffic has been suspended and all
restaurants, picture shows and PLACES
of public assembly have been clos
ed. !
The French have allowed German
civic authorities until July 20 'to
produce the person who threw a
bomb from street car Sunday
Should they fail more serious mea-
sures will be taken, they declared
Belgian authorities near Oberhaus
have arrested 48 citizens as hostages
to ride in military trains as a pre-
ventive against sabotage on the rail.
roads.
The bomb thrown Sunday explod.
ed in the huge automobile parking
station at Weitmar, a suburb Of
Bochum. Several citizens, including
the head burgomaster, were arrested
but all were released shortly after
wards.
STATE OF SIEGE
Bochum, July IA state Of siege
was again proclaimed here today in
consequence of severe explosion
Sunday in the huge. depot at Welt
mar near here, where thousands Of
confiscatcd automobiles are parked
The cause of the explosion is moi
known.
Bochum has been. completely cut
off from the surrounding country
and severe punitive measures have
been instituted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-27

(By Pacific & Atlantic) A ducking under the hose was penalty paid by losing team in tug-o'-war between two teams from Jones Street Playground, New York, Jones Street, one block long, boasts of 1,500 inhabitants of nine nationalities and 800 children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
All in a Days Fivvering,
or Why Call It a Picnic?

Sundry relatives-extra chairs
lunch boxes tied with baby rib
bon-little willie's finger caught
an the door-starting ras motor
the long wait at the ferry
steep hills and gas biiis-gcod
roads-slow drivers in front-hct
frankfurters and ice cream cones
-rrcvincial traffic cops-heated
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rCads
broken glass garages - hot
frankfurters and warm lemon
soda-worse roads-scenery-dnst
disputes with cattle over right.
of-way-hot breezes - wilted col
lars and spirits - dust long
stretch Of good highway-speed-
dead chickens-still greater speed
out Of the danger zone-the
mountain road-shady nook-"oh.
let's stop here and lunch"
Water-try and find it!-miss.
ing canopener and children
frantic mothers - lunch - hidden
cactus - troublesome ants and
aunts-''Mam1na, George put !
caterpillar down my back
Priscilla picking poison ivy-the
humorist-"That looks like a bull
over there: tell Uncle Henry to
cover his nose"-a dull thud-
one less to go home.
Stubborn motor-started at last
-ruts - broken signposts - the
wrong road lost - advice pro.
family - rain - blowouts - spare
tires-the right road-gas toll
minor accidents nightfall - hot
frankfurters. candy and soft
drinks - detours - bumps sick
children - ferry waiting - Home,
Sweet Home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
JUST PLAYFUL

A motorist ana his wife travelling
over a familiar road came to sign
pointing to Bangor. The reversed
arrow pointed to Monroe.
"That sign is exactly reversed"
said the driver to his wife. Ban
gor is the other way"
81 guess the sign Is more apt to
be right than you, Fred" answered
his wife, with ccnjugal emphasis.
go right in and inquire at that
farmhouse"
Fred obeyed, and the farmer an
swered: Eyes, that sign ought to
be over on this side OF the road.
but when we tried to set IL we
struck ledge, so we stuck her over
there"
But" demonstrated Fred. cit
makes the directions the wrong
way around"
81 know it does" said the farmer,
''but anybody knows enugh to sit
to Bangor. Harper Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
IN GOD WE
TRUST

The town council Of q little
German community out In Indiana
had assembled in a chapel pre-
paratory to inspecting q pro-
posed site for q new cemetery.
As the weather was oppressiveiy
warm, they took Off their coats.
zone fellow" suggested Herr
Baum, ''can stay behind and
watch these COATS
Whats the user" demanded
the mayor, "If we are all going
out together. what's the need of
anybody to watch these clothes?''
Popular Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
SOME THINK

That a soft drink is served on
o cushion.
That an airbrake is only used
by airplanes.
That a dry goods store sells
books containing sermons.
That an aristocrat won't have
common sense in the house.
That a trapdoor is contrivance
for catching large rats.
That a tightrope is a well-rolled
cigar.
That the Pan-American Union
Is an organization Of kitchen
workers.
That a young swordfish carries
q pair Of scissors.
That Greenland is q colony OF
Ireland.
That a man of letters must be
q postman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
Am ERICAN
ENTERPRISE

An American, gazing at the stu
pendous and lace-lilSe masses Of the
Spanish Cathedral of Toledo, said
to his guide: How long did it take
to run up this AFFAIR."" Five hun
dred years, senor," the guide an
swered. The American gave a con-
temptuous laugh. Five hundred
years! Why, over in Gods country
we could build structure like that
and have it fall to pieces on our
hands, all inside of two or three
years. The Christian Evangelist
(St. Louis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

Ananias making out his income
tax.
John Barleycorn as a drug
clerk In the rear Of the store
Little Lord Fauntelroy as q
golf caddie.
The Lorelie as a manicure girl.
John Alden running a matri-
monial agency.
st. Vitus as q competitor in an
endurance dancing contest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
FAVORITES

The boy who invites you out
to dinner after the show and
takes you to an ice-cream parlor.
The sinp who insists on duck
ing you when swimming.
The cave man who puts his
arm around your neck at the
theater
The goof who falls for another
girl at the dance and leaves you
to go home alone.
The married gent who keeps
you in a corner at the cabaret
because he Is afraid. his wire
win see him.
The cheap skate who invites
you to a theater and then takes
you to the movies.
The boy who gets your engage
ment ring at pawnshop.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
Useful Advice

Useful Advice
The ambition Of some is to get
lots Of pelf;
While others prefer great re-
nOWn.
But If you set out to forge q
name for yourself
Make sure that the name 10
your own.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
The Younger Generation.

Il have a mind to give you q
whipping" exclaimed the exasper.
ated father.
well. dad" replied the athIe-
tic youth, maybe you can; but
II you succeed 1t will be some
item for the sport page."-Bos-
ton Evening Transcript.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
It Seems That

1t Seems That
Old race horses can be made
young by the Voronoff plan.
What q pity something can't
be done for the bankrolls made
old by said horsesl
Or Sour?
Mrs.-It says here that q Ger
man orchestra Is now touring
Italy for the first time since the
war.
Mr.-Revenge Is sweet!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

The Lorelie as a manicure girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
Two negro teams were playing

Two negro teams were playing
ball.
The score stood 10 to IL and
the second half of the second
inning had just started.
81 sholy declares" remarked a
bystander. They'll have to call
this game on account of having
no place to put the score"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

"Hey, where you goin', Bill?"
"Sh-h-h, heard they found a
quart three thousand years oil in
King Tut's tomb.y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

well, my brother solved the
housing problem"
For goodness sake! Is he in
jail?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That young swordfish carries
q pair of scissors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

Discouraged Dub-MacPherson
can you think of anything favor.
able about my game?
Golf Pro-Weel, ye make a
pPutty silhouette agin to settin'
Gun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

Ananias making out his income
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

The simp who insists on duck.
ing you when swimming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That a man OF letters must be
q postman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That Greenland is q colony OF
Ireland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That a tightrope is a well-rolled
cigar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That a trapdoor is a contrivance
for catching large rats.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16

That an aristocrat won't have
common sense in the house.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
MA VZDELANf HORALU.

Frankfort, KY, 16. dubna.-
Oar $1,0OO,OOO a 10000 akrd
bohate lesni pidy cd E. o. Ro-
binsona, kapitalisty = Fort
Thomas, cehoz ma byti pouzi-
to ma $kolske, zemedelske a
hospodarske povzneseni lidu
We vychodnich kentuckych no.
rach, byl oznamen dnes E. C.
O'Rearem, pfedsedou sboru dd
vernikd move inkorporovaneo
E.O. Robinson Mountain Fund.
universita kentucka, v Lexing-
ton, uime Sc prace vychovne Y
rozmerech, 0 jakych Sc rliko-
mu ami nesnilo v teto Gasti ze.
me. Prvnim krokem bude. O.
patn6 vysazeni lesnimi stromy
$4,000 akri, ma nichz lesy W.
ka'ceny, kdezto ma 1000 dal-
sich akrech bude zrizena po-
kusna far1na. Rovnez vzorna
skola bude zrizena universitou
v horske krajine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
PRoTIzlDOvSKE BOUkE Y
POLSKU.

Varsava, 16. dubna. Popra-'
va vikare Buckavice sovetsky-
mi dfady v Rusku slouzi pol
skym nacionaldm a antisemi-
tdm stale jeste "a zaminku, a.
by mohli napadati zidy. v Po-
znani Tide, ably Sc sebe smyli
vytku, ze jsou $ Moskvou v ne
jakem spojenf schvalne svolali
ma ctvrtek schdzi do synagogy
odhlasovali tam protest proti
poprave Bukavicov6. Ale nepo
mohlo to. Kdyz vychazeli ze 81
ne, byli napadeni davem lidu,
ktery pax vrhl Sc ma synago-
gu a vytloukl v nj okna. v BIZ
ale odbyvala Sc schIze strany
Rozvoje, ktera odsoudila po-
prsvu Buckavicovu vyzvala
vladu, aby okamzite pozatyka-
la v Polsku vsechny rabiny a
v6znila je tax dlouho, pokud
nebude archbishop Zepljak v
Rusku re zalafe propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
POHkER HUDEBNlHO MA.
kLADATELE ANT. J.
STASTNEHO.

v New Yorku zemTely kra-
jan, jeden z velkych zdejSich
nakladateli hudebnin bude po
hrben We ctvrtek 2 domova ma
tky, pi. Barbory St'astne, 2 (.
127O4 Woodland ave. Jak
jsfne oznamili, zemrel p. St'ast
ny v muznem veku 38 rok1
prave kdyz zavod svIj pfivedl
k nejvetSfmu rozmachu maje
krone velkeho nakladatelstvi
v New Yorku i pobocku v Lon
dJn9. Manzelka jeho Dove
della Sc truchlivou zpravu tepr-
We vcera po pristani parnfku
Majestic, ktery Sc 0 den ma
plavb6 zdrzel. Zesnuly byl
pfislusnikem zednarske loze a
pohrben bude ma hrbitove
Lake View.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
ZAHADNY ZLOcIN.

Newark, N. j., 16. dubna.-
Policie nemIze Sc dopatrati po
hnutky zabitf dYou osob a Sc
bevrazdy tfeti v sobotu vecer,
kdy Edward Barthold, 25-lety,
zabil svoji sestru, pf. William
Beyerovou jejiho manzela
zeleznou napravou z automo-
blu a pax kirk 81 podrezal. Dive
d6ti Beyerovych spaly v loznici
kdyz byl zlocin spachan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17

PRIJMOU Sc zrucnl, spole
hlivi nateraci, stala prace.
Haste Sc u A. Tokan Art
Decor. Co., .4513 Clark Av.
4-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
zP|'RAvY z CECIL

PrOdej nejvstsiho plzensks-
ho hotelu. Plzen neni v pom6ru
ke sve velikosti a :hospodarske
mu vyzuamu nalezit6 opatfena
hotely. Nejstarsi plze1sky ho-
stinec ~ bile rIze" (vedle
radnice) jiz davno zanikl, dru
ny nejstarsi, drive ''U zlateho
orla" zvany, nynf "Hotel Gems
tral', preset nedavno. do ma
jmu ceskeho podnikatele, jeho
majitele jsou vsak N6mci, moi
zizskeho vyznani. Tfeti co do
start jest dosavadni Waldekiv
hotel, drive ~ cisafe rakou-
skeho", ktery byl sobotu pro
dan prazskemu hotelieru' Gra-
fowl, pry "a 100000 Kc a
ctvrty, hotel Continental, drive
Plzensky dvdr, jest nejmladsi
v rade prvotfidnich plzen-
skych hoteld a jest majetkem
pfevazn9 nemeckeho "Prvni-
no plzenskeho akcioveho pivo
varu," cd ktereho byl nedavno
naiat Harlem Waldekem. led
MIN ze sourozenci, jiz byli do
sud drziteli hotelu, ktery nesl
jejich rodne jmeno. Nyni pro-
dany hotel Waldekdv byl W.
|stav9n r. 1926 hostinskym Han
nesem, ktery ho pojmenoval
hostincem ~ korunniho prin-
ce Ferdinanda," ma pamatku
pobytu tohoto prince, pozdeji
cfsare Ferdinanda, t. w. Do
brotiveho. Kdyz nastoupil ar
civevoda Ferdinand ma trim
rakousky, obdrzel hotel nazev
|"U cfsafe rakouskeho", ktery
|nesl az do pfevratu. Hostinsky
Hannes ma pocatku sedesatych
let postoupil hotel svemu ze-
t'ovi Augustu Waldekovi a ten
svemu synovi Richardovi, KITE
~ byl vlastn6 hlavnim zakla-
datelem velikosti hotelu toho.
w dobe "nejvyssiho hospodar-
sk6ho rozkv6tu", ma rozhrani
sedesatych q sedmdesatych let
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
TkI cLENOvE RODINY
ZABlTI.

Hamilton, O., 16. dubna. -
Tri clenove rodiny byli zabiti
vcera v Overpeck, ctyfi mile
ma vychod odtud, kdyz automo
bill. v n6mz jeli, byl zasazen
vlakem Baltimore and Ohio
drahy. Alma Schultisova, &c.
leta a Paul Schultis, 34-lety,
byli ma mfst6 zabiti, kdezto ma
tka jejich, pi. Philopena
Schultisova, 70-leta, skonala v
nemocnici, kan byla doprave-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
UMRTf PRABABICKY.

We veku 80 rokI zemrela
vcera pi. Marie A. Schneidero-
va. 1859 zap. 81. ul. Byla ro-
dem Elsasanka a muzem Sc
vystehovala do Spojenych Sta
til po francouzsko-n
valce, kdy obyvatelstxo, Iduselo
bud prisahati vernost n6mec-
kemu cisari aneb zem opustiti.
Zanechava zde a ditky, IL
vnukd a 3 pravnuky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
sPKNUTf v MOsKvE.

Kodan, 16. dubna. v Mo-
skye zatceno bylo $50 clend
tajne spolecnosti, jez usilovala
o svrzeni sov6tske vlady. Zpra
va tato obsazena jest v depesi
z Helsingforsu, v niz sc pravi,
re odhalenfm spiknuti prislo
Sc take ma tajne skladiste zbra
nj. Mezi zatcenymi nachazeji
Sc nektefi sov6tsti vladni 1red-
nici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17
v Z S T r A H A !!
Upozornuji timto kazdeho

Upozorhuji tlmto kazdeho,7
by me manzelce pf. Josefe ia
borsky.. nedaval niceho ma.
duh, totiz pak-li by n6jake.
dluhy ma me jmenp d6lala,.
nebot' rhsledken1 jejiho od-.
ckodu z domova, nic-za nj pla.
It'll nebudu. 2
GABRIEL JABORSKY,
6601 Temple Ave.
Ais
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17

|pfedesleho stcle.i, prodal Ri-l
chard Valdez svdj hotel kon-
|sorciu plzenskych ceskych PIE
|daka, kteff chteli proi, utvofi- |
I'll akciovou spolecnost q dati
lpodniku cesky raz. Tento d-i
|mysl byl zmaren videnskym
krachem, nez jeste byly pff-!
Ipravne prace k prem6ne te proI
Ivedeny a Richard Valdez op6t
nastoupil v otcovsky majetek.
Pfestavel podle plant zna
Imych budovateld divadel vi
denskych Helmera a Fellnera
cely hotel, dokonceni stavby
|vsak Sc nedockal. S jeho lmr-
tim take nastal sestupny roz-
|voj podniku, jmenovite odcho-
|dem syna zesnuleho, Karla
lWaldeka, nynejsiho najemcel
Ihotelu CONTINENTAL, ktery
lbyl jako odbornik nejpevn9jsf
|oporou zivnosti. Nyni zalezi ma
Inovem majiteli, aby op6t uvedl
lstary a sveho casu renomova-
my hotel ma byvalou vysi. Ka-.
lvarna hotelu toho jest v odpo-
llednich hodinach plzeilskon
bursou, jejiz vyznam bylv nej
|nov9jsf dob6 plzenskym plodi-
|novym trhem v, Mest'ansk& be-
|sede ponekud oslaben. Do no
I've spravy prejde hotel dne
Is. dubna.
Proc nebyl ma policejni vsz-
nici v Brine vyvsSen billy pra-
Ipor? - Je to kormutliva hi
|storie. Billy prapor ma v6znici
: zramena, ze nepfechovava v
,Isobe venice zadneho stravnf-
ka a je to tudiz jaksi mistnf
!, slavnost miru a pokoje. Podob-
, me melo Sc stat take onehdy ma
/ lpolicejni stanici brnenske. -
alSpravce teto venice brzo pc
-lranu ohlasil Sc u prednosty a
: pskne sluzebne ohlasil, ze po.
j |licejni venice je prazdna a ze
1nutno tento pfipad n6jak osla-
witt. Toz bylo nafizeno wye
siti billy rrapcr. Billy prapo1
miru ale ncbyl k nalezeni. By
a sice v invcntafi ,vGznice zane
-Isen, dokonce vyskytli Sc pa
: |metnici, ktefi tvrdili, ze ter
e lprapor kdysi mad v6znici Via
-lvid6li, ale prapor byl "fuc"
nez dat zhotoviti no
o|vy. A nez pani spravcova po
= lozila bile platno ma Sici stroj
i. lspravce venice hlasil, ze u;
l do venice pribyl novy deli
ikyent a tax vyv6senim bileh,
|praporu scslo,,
vieliso.. v seyernich Ce
chach .jsou v qbshl nase pet
IkQruny orazitkovan6 znaken
~|haken kreuzleri.. Pffsllshe Il
y rady by mely vykonati svoji p,
e vinnost. We Vildstejne dav.
a III ma poStovnim 1radem !. ma
; statnf prappr, dosud ma. cern9
e zlutou tyc. ,''Nakladatelstv
U Compass, PragYs posila sve ii
Q skopisy hromadna' IL Vidne. RI
lsjvnez firma Scholle Y Horkacl
! ,sidf stat posilanim tiskopisi ;
0 Rakouska. - "TribunA", kite
, ra nedavno prostrednictvim al
o vokata dr.. Chalupneho prohl,
vlsila dr.. Machara a Vrchlicke
I no zidy, den ma to musila odv'
Q lat prohlasit, ze Machar nen
I. Ix:l
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Proc ma bohyn6 spravedlno-
sti ma vsech obrazech ma ocfch
pasku? - Ably nevidela Jida-
A1v pytlfk, sice by sesilela stu
dem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-17

Kdyz byl dekoroval pet ar
madnich oSetrovateleh medal
lii pro vynikajici sluzbu, gen.
Pershing byl pozadan fotogra-
fem pro jednu filmovou spo-
leGnost, aby "vzap' hrdinky, &c
muz s ochotou vyhovel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-20

bookkeeping. The courses were In
augurated recently. They have an
enrolment OF more than so.