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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
BILLS
TO Be HEARD
PasCoe'S Measures Effect
Water Situation in Middle
sex

TRENTON, Feb. 28.-The com.
plicated subject uf water will oc.
-upy the attention of the members
- the House OF assembly this after
room, commencing at o'clock anC
continuing thereafter indefinitely.
All told, there are four bills pend.
ing in the House, which materially
clfdnGe the present system of water
conservation and distribution in the
State-tWo by Pascoe of Union and
Two by Dater of Bergen-all OF
which have beer made a special or
1er of business this afternoon,
This action was provoked late YES
.erday afternoon by the untiring ef-
iorts Of Herbert j. Pascoe of Union
10 get before the House his bills
pertaining to the wafer problem as
1T. now exists III Middlesex, Union
and Somerset counties. One of the
biils provides that two more muni-
cipalfties be permitted to enter into
a contract with one or more water
companies for the water supply and
the other provides for the con-
demnation to obtain water works by
Two or more municipalities.
The Dater bills, which in another
manner completely change the pres
ent state system of water conserva-
tion, are especially designed, it is
charged, to upset the plan of Bay
onne to develop the Ramapop water
shed.
Mr.. Pascoe asked that his bills be
brought up yesterday afternoon and
the Union county mans motion was
not even entertained by Speaker
Evans. 1t is rumored that Speaker
Evans is more than casually in
terested in the Dater bills, and
therefore is anxious that they re-
ceive preference to the Pascoe
measures.
However, the Union colnty man
was not satisfied with the speakers
decision and continued his fight to
have the bills put on the calendar
for action. He went into the aisle.
which divides the two sides of the
House. and made himself heard over
the voice of another legislator who
was talking on ball and demanded
action.
At this point, Republican Floor
Leader Corio butted in and de-
1nanded that Mr.. Pascoe be declared
out of order and compelled to take
his seat. The business of the House
proceeded for about ten minutes
without interruption, and again Mr..
Pascoe sought action ON the bills.
coe, "all last year 1 went along
under your leadership and this year
have given you cooperation. I think
it is only just that 1 should receive
some consideration
Again Speaker Evans refused to
listen and simply stated "the busi-
ness of the House will proceed with
out interruption" However, Mr..
Pascoe still remained unsatisfied
and insisted that he be given some
satisfaction, adding:
"The people of Middlesex, Union
and Somerset counties are deeply
interested In these bills and I de-
mand that some attention be given"
After a few more remarks passed
between the two, it was suggested
by Assemblyman Hershfield, of Pas
sale, who also is said to be interest
ed in the Dater bills that all of the
water measures be made the sub
ject of special business today at 2
o'clock. Mr.. Pascoe having won his
point, he readily agreed to the pro-
posal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
DAMAGE SUIT FOLLOWS
ACCIDENT IN THIS CITY

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 2S.-
Supreme Court summons have been
issued in the action started by Err
nest J. Tauber of Wellington, N. j.,
through his mother, against Leon
Boyce, owner, and Louis May driver,
of an automobile truck which ran
into his motorcycle on New Bruins
wick avenue, Perth Amboy, on No
venber 3, 1920. The PLAINTIFF asks
for $4,000 damages for permanent
injuries.
The plaintiff received a fractured
skull, conclusion of the brain and
fracture of his left arm, wrist and
leg, and an injury to his spine as
a result of the accident. The mo-
ther of the boy is suing for $4,000
for medical expenses due to the ac-
cident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
NEW SCHOOL
ACTION TAKEN
Move by MataWan Borough
to Draw Away From Mat
avian Township

MATAWAN, Feb. 2S--Shall Mat
avian Borough continue with MAJ
avian Township in the operation of
the school system or shall the bor-
ough withdraw from the township
and build and maintain it's own
schools? This is the question which
was discussed at length last night
by the Borough Council, and al
though no conclusion was reached
the matter became such a serious
one that joint meeting of the
council and the Matawan Township
Board of Education was called for
tomorrow night in the high school.
For some years Matawan boz
ough and township have combined
in the operation of the school syG-
tenn, and although the borough anI
township have been separate mt
inequalities, the schools have been
built and maintained jointly be-
tween the two. At the meeting last
night the question was opened by
Councilman Stephen G. Thompson
and the council was of the opinion
that the matter should be settled be-
fore March 13, when the citizens
vote on the proposition of a new
high school.
Under the scheme as advanced the
borough will take over the town.
ships interest in the school build
ings located in the borough and the
township will then erect new
schools for its children. Council
man Frank T. Lloyd who is also
Superintendent of the Matawan
Township Schools said that it will
cost as much to maintain a high
school whether it is maintained by
the borough or the borough and
township Jointly.
Councilman Thompson held, how
ever that with the borough oper-
ating it's own school and the town
ship operating its own schools there
would be enough room for the stu
dents without the additional build
ing at this time. 1t was declared
that the new building and other I'M
provements pending in the borough
will result in a high tax rate.
1t was suggested and seriously
discussed, that Matawan borough
combine with Keyport and erect a
high school that would be a credit
to the two communities and give
the scholars the best equipment o.
tainable. 1t was declared by some
of those present that Keyport peo-
pie who had been consulted lock
with favor on the proposition. What-
ever develops. it is likely that the
township will fight any move. on
the part of the borough to withdraw
from the present school system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
IOWA PHYSICIAN MAKES
STARTLING OFFER TO
CATARRH SUFFERERS
Found Treatment Which Healed His
Own Catarrh and Now { rfers To
Send 1t Free To Suffers
Anywhere

Davenport, Iowa.-Dr. w. o. Cof-
fee, Suite 1886 st. James Hotel Bldg,
this city, one of the most widely
known physicians and surgeons in
the antral west. announces that he
found treatment hich completely
healed him of catarrah in the head
and nose, deafness and head noises
after many years of suffering. He
then gave the treatment to number
Of other sufferers and they state that
they also were completely healed
The Doctor is so proud of his
achievement and so confident that
his trea ert will bring other suf-
ferers the same freedom it gave him,
that he is offering to send a 10 days
supply absolutely free to any reader
of this paper who writes him. DR..
Coffee has specialized on eye, ear,
nose and throat diseases for more
than thirty-five years and is honored
and respected by countless thous-
ands. If you suffer from nose, head
or throat catarrh, catarrhal deafness
or head noises. send him your name
md address todays--Adys -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
PERTH AMBOY STARS To
ROLL LAKEWOOD TEAM

The Perth Arnboy Stars Of Gus
Pappas will travel to Lakewood on
Friday night to engage in a return
match with the Lakewood Stars en-
the American alleys.
The bowlers of Pappas, the same
men as represent the local Lodge OF
Elks in the state league, defeated
the Lakewood team at Lakewood
last Friday night. Ben Jorgenson,
Henry Simonsen. Howard Richards.
Bill Eyerkuss, Meyer Larson and
Gus Pappas will make the trip on
Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
AN ORDINANCE


| AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
| THE RAISING OF $4,000 BY THE ISSU-
| ANCE OF BONDS BY THE CITY OF
| PERTH AMBOY, TO BE KNOWN AS
| GENERAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS"
| WHEREAS the Citv Of Perth Anho,,
has outstanding temporary bonds issued to
pay the entire cost of certain improve
ments heretofore duly authorized and
| made and the City's share of the cost of
which is as follows
First Street Curbing and Gutter
| ing - 2ss "a
Lewis street cnrbinr and Gntter-
ing ..,..s.'e. s3s.7s
State Street sewer M 6 & ass as
| Buckinehar Avenue Pavement 1of3s ~
| -.
s1s292
Expense Of issuing new bonds and
| other inciden+aIs s 71S
Total SIeo0O 90
i WHEREAS the said outstanding tenn
porary bonds in the amount of $4,000 will
mature during the vear 1919 and funds
Will he svailahie ~ rneet +he nortion which
has been assessed against abuttinr prop
ertv hut there are no funds on hand for
the pavment Of said Citv's share. and II is
necessarv 10 rise the sun, of s1a Oo0 nv
the issuance of bonds m rro,,ide funds 10
redeer, said ct,tstarJirr .en,nora~ ~ bonds
and exnense ~ jssuing new honds and
thor inct,lontols ~, tberefore
pE TN oppAINIn nv TTIt, cr-ry nv
pEpTII ,TPG1
sectior Tbst bords If tIie said Citv
Nc iss,,od ~ t,,a s,,r, nf SO ooo to he des
;,,,,atod 80 o,,n,,I In,nrn,.er,e1t T2onde -
t;, ,tI ~ go, ~ zoos .b.it
be.,. ;rtaSos. ~ ~ 80 ~ -6,,e ,er cent
nm, f5o.S ,,sr annnn, Tavab HE on t,e +enti,
dav ~ ocfoher snd tbe tenth dav of April
NJ each ,.esr ,nJ .haII he in +he deron,i-
na+ion of 90 irba,IssrS fsI nNol Dollars
.,i' - "a ~, go toiIows.
'aC,I' aiii & s"a.' t ,'ia ~ q, ~ Anril I,
80 ooI 20 ~. ut ] .1i toot - ta4s hotb
incInsj,ie
So.ie :, r,,. .,1 h,,ds shall he IN
Seo.un S y. ildt HliI - ,t tia ,ri,,cinsi
@ SUI a4aIl dGu ~ , s,ia.t 5 - ~, ond AZ sncb
aIu interest ~. sucii iii ~ asa,,tjo,, of
pLa'e r 90 nay pe ~ - i,J Nv tbs Mavor
@ eIe G~oucll, ~ shalt us ,', ~, - csitS, r1erir
ana treasurer astesteu oy nc G'y 80 .II'as
unoer the seal Oh ta9 Slls' e"p - tty,as
Ior the payment OF Hte,esI 70 50 e,,.aiia
tney shall pe eAecuteI u S pS .ne
s'snatule OF tne E1tS S,, 20 f,it - peril,
Seoiol .. ne ne. y,.it'a coui.ui. - decSsrss.
annoy nerepE ueteil ueteIlllIes S,.,eiod aiu ,,eriod
td)' ,Ihat the average Hlo,.'o,,. ulieApt.eu So-
or useiuness OF the '5iarl i.s,,sd
Which SAID temporary oonus s',. isSu
co1lputeu IN sccoaeaiiJe rug w! VIZ IoYs
IONS or Cnapter -os Laws VI ,,a.rs
amended Is NOT less than twenty
from the GATE OIL SAD poI,us. ..,t -
CD; Ihat the annua, oeps iI a. ~. dniv
qnlred ny Sectlon Il OF sdlu 80 ~Aot sG. 10 ~, !.
made and filed for the year precedins tne
issuance of said temporary bonds and mas
been duly made and tiied ior antei esen sa Sebt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
CHARGE CARTERET MAN
DESERTED HIS WIFE

CARTERET, Feb. Exchanged
with alleged desertion and non-sup-
port of his wife, Mary, Frank Nagg
was arrested in Woodbridge yester-
day by an officer of the local police
and held to appear before Recorder
Thomas j. Slugg in the police court
tonight.
According to Chief of Police Har-
rington, the man after deserting his
wife left for Woodbridge to make
his home there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Static Sunrcme Court Suit

NEW BRUNSWICK Feb. ZS.-
An action has been started before
Judge Frank t. Lloyd in the su-
preme court here by Mary Right
mere against William r. Patterson,
to collect damages for the destruc-
ton of a barn, wagon shed and farm
implements at Dean on April 27 of
last year. Sparks from the boiler
shop of the Patterson saw mills are
blamed for the occurrence. Russell
L. Watson represents the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Verdict for Defendant

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 2S:-A
kerdict for the defendant was return
ed in a case in the circuit court be-
fore Judge Peter f. DAILY after the
jury had been out four hours yester-
day. Charles w. Baker of Montclair
was the plaintiff and Ludwig Diete-
rich Of this city the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
MAJOR LEMON RELIEVED
FROM DUTY At MORGAN

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S:-Major
George f. Lemon, ordnance depart
ment, is by orders of the War De-
partment issued today relieved from
duty at the Morgan general ordnance
depot near South Amboy, N. j.. and
directed to proceed to the ordnance
reserve depot, Savanna, Illinois, for
duty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Smith Street Five Beaten

The Texan Stars downed the coli
ors Of the Smith street Stars in a
recent contest by a 1926 score.
Melanson brothers, Detoro, Sand
beck and Mazuresky played with the
Texan team, and Jacobson. Miller,
Krakovitch, Kaeso and Bitter per
formed with the Smith street repre-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

A combination known as the
Slayish Columbian Cadets recently
defeated the Irish Americans by a
1922 score. Fauble, Malloy, Cleary.
Brennan and Dalton played for the
Irish. and Halek, Maraze, Rasmus-
sen, Seaman and Sutak for the Ca
diets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
WHEN JOINT-EASE
GETS IN
JOINT AGONY GETS OUT

IL you want to take the pain and misery
out of rheumatic joints or reduce the
swelling-or timber up stiff creaky joints
then you want Joint-Ease-it's for the
joints only-that's why it succeeds when
ordinary remedies fail. 60 cents a tube
at all harmacists.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

Crazed by the belief that she was
going to lose her Palm Beach
home, Mrs. Pauline Stagg Weller
(above), formerly of Bridgeport,
Conn. stabbed her seven-year-old
son. Paul (Aabove), and then shot
and killed herself at the Florida
resort. Her mother bandaged the
boys wounds and then killed her.
self La. = 4-.4,41
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28
Advertising Sent On
a Definite Job

Selling costs offer the acid test for all forms
of advertising.
National advertisers are interested in volume,
but much more interested in what that volume
costs to get.
Advertising that goes to the country at large
with no particular mission beyond "creating
national prestige" is of little use in the battle to
hold down the cost of selling.
Successful modern national advertising is addressed
given job Its we'll defined purpose is cultivate
markets where it pays sell goods.
America is a collection of markets-all good for many
lines of merchandse-few good for all advertisers.
Have you picked your markets from this vast assem-
BLY, Mr.. Manufacturer?
Newspaper advertising, every day by all who
read, adequately and economically every market
on the continent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-28

Write Advertising. Newspaper Pub
fishers World Building New York for Of
book, To-day in the Newspapers"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15

Ale pres to jsem do poslednf
minuty doufal, ze nebude tax
zle. Dobre, at mne dali til
Get let, at mne dali padesat !
Malo platno, kdyz sc mne chte
10 hresit, musi Sc mne take n.y.
nj chtit delat pokanl. Jsem
solidnf clovek, a co mne patti,
tomu sc nevyhybam.
Ano. Wis, co mne dali? -
Tri tisfce let!
ZGstal jsem iako omracen.
Jarku, pani, to musi byt me-
jaka mylka!
Pry neni! Naopak, trest,
ktery jsem dostal, je pry velice
mirny!
Tohle uz mne dohralo. Ale
pro boha, povidam, co by tax
musil dostat nejaky armadni
intendant?
Pry hned uvidim. Take jsem
lined uvidel pred sebou pana,
kteremus nosival penize. Sc
del u velike bedny polykal
papir. .Musi snist vsecky falesne
1cty, ktere podepsal. V nebi
sc fika, re je to prace ma diva
Get tisic let. Tam sc vdbec
pracuje lety We velke:n.
(Pnkrafovanf.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
Domy tyto musi byti prodany

Domy tyto musi byti prodany
obeti.
Kazdy jest 6 pokojich. Ia
dano jest jen nekolik set dol
larI, zbytek ma snadne pod
minky.
Zap. 158. ul. u Lorain {. 1875
a 1887. Wagner I'd. u Lorain
els. 1851, 1855, 1859 a 1861.
Bancroft Ave. {. 1921: Vych.
133. ul. jizne cd Union, 1851,
1862, 1860, 1864 a 3671.
Telefonujte neb pfijd'te.
George L. Soglowitz neb Phil.
Rose, 631l kinsman Rd. -
Randolf 1903. 8-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15

Kc. Ma tento obnos splatil mu
pouze 100 Kc. Zbytek slibil
splatiti do tydne. Neprisel ale
ami pc tydnu, ami po mesfci a
vsechno upomfnani zistalo
bezvyslednym. Kdykoliv Sc
Tvrznik dovedel, kde Frei-
mann bydli, nez mohl mu neco
zabaviti, FREEMAN vzdy obrat-
ne zmizel. V minulych dnech
dozvedel Sc konecne Tvrznfk,
ze Freimann zdrzuje Sc v Tur
move a proto o vyrocnim trhu
vydal Sc jej, do Turnova hleda-
ii. Take, Sc .mu podafilo .jej,
skutecne nal6zti, nebot Frei-
mann mel tam svdj stanek,
kde prodaval latky. Tvrznik
medal Sc mu hned vid6ti, nybrz
postal k nemu svoji dceru a ia
81 vybrala u neho. zbozi v ce-
ne 1875 Kc, tedy v obnosu, KITE
~ Freimann byl jejfmu otci
dluzen. Kdyz pax lid 'pozado-
val penfze, pfedstoupil- teprve
Tvrznfk, nezaplacenym. d:
ctem. Ma Freimanna 81 vsak
nepfisel. Vrhl Sc nejdrfve ma
Tvrznikovu dceru, vyrval il
latky potion vytrhl Tvrznfko
vi nezaplaceny dcet, kteryt
chtel zniciti. BylQlmu v tom "a
braneno straznfkem, ktery W.
zval Freimanna, aby 5 MIN Sci
ma straznici. Straznfk pfivolal
ma pomoc cetnickeho strazmi-
stra, ale ami tito diva ochranci
Sc zidem niceho nesvedli a te-
prve "a pomoci jest9 jednoho
cetnika podarilo sc dopraviti
jei ma cetnickou stanici. Ma
Freimanna ucineno trestni -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15

diny a jeste zastavni listek "a
santrocila. Jindy objevila Sc
ovdovela Julinka II zlrbniho
technika Jana Vacka Karli-
ne. kde vypravovala, ze pfi-
chazi ma doporuceni velkoprd-
myslnika Bondyho, ze sama
"pochazf ze stareho rodu sle-
chtickeho, ze ma We Vidni tfi
|domy a ze ceka ma odskodne-
| nj, ktere ma il vlada Rakouska
vyplatiti'.'. Pan Vacek il ne
!vefil, aleAna konec - ven1 to
cert vysadil il zuby. We zla-
te a do, jednoho zubu il dokon-
ce zasadil billant, ktery 81 ov-
Sem vdova sama prinesla. bdh
vi kde no sehnavsi. Nae ten
brilliant musila NIT. v zub6, vi
jen BIh. Snad louskala obla-
sky. Pro vsecky tyto kousky
ocitla Sc nynf vypocitava v,lo-
dicka pred trestnfm, tribuna-
lem. Mela dobre vymluvy a
take mela stesti, nebot' poda-
rilo Sc il pfesvedciti soud, ze
81 SWIM pocinanim ien poma-
hala z okamzite bfdy a prot,
byla sprostena zlocinu podvo-
du. Naproti tomu pripad $
hodinami pendlovkami. ktere
bez vedomi majitelky zastavi-
la. il pritizil. Byla uznana
vinnou zpronevery a odsouze-
ma do prosteho zalare ma me-
sic.
Obchody polsksho zida. V
srpnu minuleho roku navstivil
'polsky zid Ad. Freiman Vacla
va Tvrznlka, obuvnika v Hor-
MIN Ruzodole, a tam vybral 81
IA part strevicd Y Gene 1475
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15

znameni. K Will zajimavosti
podotyk&me, ze Freimann Ia
dal o dovoleni, ably sc smell tr-
vale usaditi v Ceskoslovensk6
republice a "a stale misto po-
bytu vyhl@dl 81 Turnov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
Ouch.
Napsal L. Kolar.

Umfel hradni pan. Byl "a
valky armadnim dodavatelem,
mel zlaty zas1uzny kriz 8 ko-
runou a vystrojili mu velky po-
hreb. Deset knezI slo pred
rakvi, skolni deti delaly Spa
lir - daroval kdysi SO Kc. ma
skolni potreby - "a rakvi sell
zastup placicich pribuznych a
mad hrobem recnil mistni po-
|slanec O nehynoucich zaslu-
bach zesnuleho.
Ale v noci Sc pfihodila po-
divna v6c. Pribuzni sedeh je-
Ste pohrebDf taibule a v du-
|chu pocitali, kolik zdedi. V
tom odbila ma zamecke vezi
dvanacta a v temz okamziku
zatfasly Sc vsecky okennice, ia
koby jimi nekdo ze zlosti lom-
coval, SIM, kde stolovali hucel
vichr, ze az zhasela lustru
|svetla, vidlicky a noze tanco-
valy divoky foxtrot a vzacna
majolika " kredencich tocila
Sc jake rozdovadena kaca a
tropila takovy hluk, ze vlastni
bratranec zesnuleho ami neroz-
umel sestrenici, kdyz indigno-
vane prohodila, re neboztiIk je-
vii vzdycky nedostatek dobre-
no vychovani q must vysloviti
jenom politivani, re sc ami po
smrti nenaucil zpIsobum.
Nebot' niaodo nebyl v pochy-
bach, ze tyto vytrznosti della
duch zemreleho. Byl starry ke
t'as jiste mu toho ma soudne
stolici tolik nasolih, re sci ze
zlosti strasit poradne lidi.
Ale uminili 81, ze 81 toho ne
budou vsimat. Co 81 nadrobil,
at 81 sni kdyby delal "a Ii
va dobrotu, mohl miti waty
pokoj.
Lee advokat, ktery mel pri-
vezt zavet' a ma n6hoz cekali,
vzkazal, re prijede az "a pet
dni, a dnch vyvadel cim dale
tim hdf. Prostoreke sestreni-
ci ficel okolo hlavy takovym vi
chrem, ze jeff nos hucel jake
sirena, bratramce, nimz Sc
soudil "a ziva, shodil Sc scho-
dti, q vsdob& nlesi-dvanactou a
jednou noel, kdy pdsobil, -
vsem Sc zdalo, ze Jim nekdo
pust6 nad6va. Bylilli pQhro-
made, bill e'vidlickami a tall
Fl a jestlize Sc odvazili uleh-
nout. tocil Jim postelemi a W.
bee Sc choval neslusne.
Kdyz uz to trvalo treti. ctvr-
ty den, sli ma radu k mistnimu
farari. Ale tomu sc do toho
necht6lo. Pry1nema ma duchy
sveceni a ostatne je pry to jak-
81 rodinna zalezitost, do ktere
Sc nemfnf plest.
Stall bezradni a 8 hrazou ce-
kali, CO Sc zas bude diti nasta-
vajfcf noci. v tom Jim padl
do cesty Johan, starry nebozti-
Xiv sluha. Odstehoval sc uz
do d6diny a Sci 81 jest6 pro ne
jake saty, ktere mu pan odpo-
rucil.
To byla zachrana. Hned no
chytli mluvili do neho jeden
pres druheho, ably ma nebozti-
kovf nejak vyzkoumal, co chce.
Mel pry no vzdycky rad, jiste
mu mic neuldela a S radosti mu
oznami swou Will.
Johanovi sc do toho take ne
chtelo. Ne snad., proto, ze by
&c bal, ale ponevadz Sc nikdo
nezminoval 0 odm9n9, a me-
boztfk pan mu vzdycky rikal,
ably zadarmo mic ned6lal. Te-
prve, kdyz kdosi hadhodil COST
o penezfch ozivl. Chvili se .ta-
hall sem tam, ale kometne Sc
sjednali a Johan sfbil, ze Wy
kona, co ma mem cht9jf.
Vecer se sebral, Sci do hrob-
ky, posadil Sc k panove rakvi,
rozzal svfcku a cekal.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-15
Z Ceskoslover,ska.

Frant. Barnas poji Sc tax 1zce
k sobe, jakoby jmenovany BY
val clenem tohoto, tax zvane-
no tajneho narodniho spolku.
Pan rada Barnas jest u pokro-
kove generace let devadesa-
tych co nejlepe zapsan svou
muznou obhajobou "Omladi-
n.y., kterou prevail ex offo,
kdyz vsichni obhajci (dr. He
rold, dr.. Baxa, dr.. Stransky,
dr.. Cernohorsky j.) ma "a
dost obzalovanych vzdali Sc
svych funkci. Tehdejsi adjunkt
zem. trest. soudu ujal Sc sveho
dkolu tax vfele a uprimne, ze
vzbudil proti sobe nenavist Wy
soke soudni byrokracie rakou-
ske a byl pc dlouha leta prona
sledovan. Nyni doziva Sc jubi-
lea svych 75tiletych narozenin,
dne 27. cervence, prave We
dnech, kdyz pred triceti roxy
pokrokove hnutf dokumentova
10 sve protirakouske a protidy-
nasticke smysleni velikymi de-
monstracemi v Olsanech, We
Strasnicfch a v predvecer CT
sarskych narozenin ma Staro-
mestskem namesti.
N1hly skon Geskoslovenske-
no vojensksho atase. Plukov-
mix ceskoslovenskeho general
nfho stabu a vojensky atase
pri vyslanectvf v Berlfne Emil
Hondl nahle skonal v Parizi,
kdez dlel ma dovolene. K ma
hlemu jeho dmrti oznamuje
"Matin": Plukovnik Hondl
prijel do Pafize Is. cervence a
prohlasil, re Sc zdrzi jen til
dny, Do hotelu Sc vratil pozde
v noci a pondeli ze sveho po-
koje nevychazel. Kdyz zrize-
nee hotelu marne klepal ma
dvefe, byly tyto otevreny a
mrtvola plukovnikova naleze-
ma v posteli beze vsech zna-
mex nasili, avsak jiz v rozkla-
du. Ma stolku byla sklenice
bezbarve tekutiny, v brasne
pax nalezeno nekolik cizfch j.
zdenek a papfri. Saty plukov-
nfkovy byly peclive slozeny.
Ma stolku mimo to nalezen %
kruzni listek do provincie tu-
rainske $ platnosti cd 18. Ger
vence a dopis, v 'nemz plukov-
mix Hondl 81 pochvaluje cestu
do Paflze a stezuje 81 jen ma
~velke vedro. Zda Sc, ze plukov
mix Sc yratil unaven a chteie
Sc obcerstviti, podlehl navalu
krve., - Havasova kancelar O.
znamuje dale: Soudnf lekar dr..
Paul osobne prohledl telo ze-
mfeleho plukovnika generalni
no Stabu ceskoslovenskeho
Honda a konstatoval poruchu
srdce, jater ledvin, cfmz je
vysvetlena nahla smrt plukov-
nfkova. Lekar nenalezl Mia
kych stop nasilf. Texikologic-
ka laboratof podrobi vnitfno-
sti zemfeleho analyse.
Vdova 5 brillantovym zu-
bem. - Soudni obrazek. - u
jiste pant Kuzanove ma Men
Sim M6ste prazskem ubytova-
la Sc pred delsi jiz dobou &C.
leta vdova Julie, Hilbertova a
bydlila tn ash mesic. Lfbilo sic
j tn, u bytne Sc take stravo-
vala, ale k placeni Sc nikterak
nem6la, coz pani kvartyrskou
castecne hnetlo. Myslila 81
vsak, re "b6h a duh nepomi-
ne" cekala, ponevadz j Hill
bertova, jak $ nejvetsi oprav-
dovosti ujist' 'ovala, cekala ta-
ke ma vyhodne postaveni, KITE
re pry mela slfbeno II jiste fir
my. Ovsem Sc zaplaceni me-
dockala, nebot' zdalo Sc, re ta-
kcvymto podvodnym zphso-
benz Sc Hilbertova protloukala
vibec. Pred tim by.llila take
" hnAn1,, UMnnfonnv vo CtraS-