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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-16
Wilder News

The Ladies Aid met on Friday
afternoon in the church basement
with Mrs W. +. Clark. Mrs. Thomas
Limbaugh and Mrs. John Besecker
as hos,esses.
Word received from Mr.. aud Mrs.
+. l.. Kiimcr announces the birth OF
kilmer was formerly in the garage
business in Wilder.
+. l.. Sewer and +. Saunders left
Saturday for a weeks hunting in the
hills.
The Womens Study Club met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Daughcrty. \ feature
OF the program was a r1ntomone Civ
en- by nine OF the members.
Mrs. A. h. Boeck was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday.
A reception for the public school
teachers was held in the |. o. O. +.
hall Thursday evening under the aus
pices OF the Z. +. a. Contests and
games were enjoyed until late hour
when light refreshments were served.
All who were present report an un-
usually pleasant evening.
Mrs. John Tucker OF Sreenleat
spent a few days the past week at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. B. G.
Davies.
Miss Hester Drew and Mr.. Charles
Harding Babb OF Long Beach. Cal.
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides Parents on Monday, Oct.
g. Rev c. NJ. Knight was the ofiici-
ating clergyman Mrs. Babb has been
a resident OF Wilder for number of
years and has a host OF friends who
extend good wishes Mr.. Babb was
Obliged to leave Immediately owing
to serious illness in his family. The
young couple will make their home in
Long Beach.
The p. T. A. VIII hold meeting at
the school house on Tuesday evening
Oct. %.
The No Name Rock club met on
afternoon At the home OF
Mrs. X. s. Brown.
About twenty friends gave Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Haas a pleasant surprise
on Friday evening The occasion was
their second wedding anniversary.
Light refreshments were served.
rr~k. chic chsfIs Annually
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-16
Marble Front

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gordon had
for dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Ward Gordon and Miss Ma
omi Hood.
Miss Ethal Fugate has gone to
Caldwell to stay this winter She is
attending the c. OF !.
Mrs. Adams has returned home
after spending several days visiting
her daughter. Mrs. c. /. Pierson, OF
Crcenieaf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-16
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ZENITH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
HE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
CANYON
ALIAS SUMMONS

F. Beale. Plaintiff. VS.. All the un-
IN heirs and all the unknown de,
)s OF Eliza j. Lesser. deceased. and
Pknown owners of Lots /, 2, and 3
ock Is of Washington Heights.
enberg and Hands Addition to
Shy of Caldwell, Idaho. as the
appear upon the Plat thereof
In the office of the Recorder OF
pm county. Idaho, on August 16.
land recorded in Book 2. OF Plats
Bge 20. Defendants.
State of Idaho sends greetings
the above named defendants.
are hereby notified. That a com
has been filed against you in the
1T Court OF the Seventh Judicial
ct of the State OF Idaho. In and
K County OF Canyon, by the above
plaintiff, and you are hereby
ed to appear and answer the said
aint within twenty days OF the
Pc of this summons IL served
b said judicial District. and with
fty days II served elsewhere; and
Ehre further notified that unless
20 appear and answer said COM
II within the time herein specified,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-16

Cars will leave Caldwell for Boise via
Middleton, Star and Eagle:
500 a. m, $50 a. m, ll:30 a. m.
80 p. m. $3.50 p. m, $50 p. m. $50
p. m. 1880 p. m, $50 p m, and l:3O
D. m. (for Star and intermediate points
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-10-16
TIME 7 A BL E
Boise Valley Traction CO
Effective June Is, 1922


Cars will leave Caldwell for Boise
via Nampa and Meridian;
7:05 a. M, $50 a. m, 1890 a. m,
1890 p. m. 2:30 p. m. 4:30 p. M,
$50 p. m. $50 p. m, $50 p. m, and
1890 p. m.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01

Ed. Purdy SEN us this on a post
card:
'Twould seem to Us
Woman's greatest fears,
Are that she'll show
Her age and ears.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01
DAY OF GRACE

The day Of grace, or the period
of grace, is that period marked by
the Cross of Calvary and the morn
ing of the resurrection. Grace be-
gan to pour out its stream Of Gods
favor and b~enevolence on Calyary's
brow, when Christ died for men.
When the angel shouts, the dead
In Christ shall rise first. and on the
morning of the resurrection, when
Christ begins His reign, the day Of
grace will end. Between these two
events the Church is operating. pre-.
senting the gospel of grace to a lost
world. Not one knows when Christ
is coming. Therefore every one In
the Church should work inces-
sanity; work while it is day /; work
while the day Of grace fingers;
work while opportunity affords;
work while life lasts. The period
Of time in which we can work Is
very short. The life of the average
Christian is forty-fiye years. He
must do his best work in the last
twenty. When the Christian dies
Ia opPoiluulls ~ Dc uselu vi Is gone.
If he has not preached and worked
during that period, then he must
pass into the presence of Christ
with empty hands, unfinished work,
and lost souls who might have been
touched by him. This is a very sad
picture, but how much more sad Is
the picture of the sinner dying be
fore he is saved. His day of grace
ended in darkness. There is no
chance for him beyond the graFe.
The general period of grace viii
end with the coming of Christ: but
each sinners day of grace ends
the moment his breath leaves his
body. He will never be given an
other chance. He has sinned
against light, against God. against
opportunity. against the Church.
against himself. He IS dead. lost.
damned: his day of grace ended
he neglected to be saved; he is lost.
There is no picture in the English
language as sad as that.
Turn sinner. turn: why vii IN
die: God, your maker, ass Joe
WHY?
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01

Yankee. How will America accept him:
He is an admirable listener. His greatest gift is silence.
What a part it has played in the history of American politics.
Charles Hughes would have been elected President had he not
made a speaking tour and "talked himself OUT of the election.
Woodrow Wilson, during a period of profound silence, was
adjudged by millions Of all nations as a supernatural then he
began to falkland an 'idol of the Universe" was shattered.
Warren Harding, politically wise, knew that if he stayed
close by his own front porch, y and spoke little, that he would
defeat Cox overwhelmingly, and he did.
Calvin Coolidge since s election to the Vice Presidency has
only strayed far from his confines one time. Out to a vast agri-
cultural fair in Minnesota. After reading about ten minutes of
his speech the crowd decided they didn't want to hear speeches,
and rudey voiced their demands 4'o trot out the ponies"
Doubtless Coolidge profted politically by that experience.
The only thing that will outweigh silence for President
Coolidge will be the actual delivery of the goods, - as required
BY a more and more exacting public. And here's a few Of the
things about which they will want "to be satisfied
What ar you going to do to stop the threatened coal strike
and another winter OF freezing families?
What are you going to do to help the farmer who has to
pay proiteering prices for what he buys, and sells his products
TO- less than the cs Of production?
re you goi7e TO advocate Americas erery into a League of
Nations OF a World Court?
Upon his action on these and dozens Of other public questions
VII depend the Republican nomination of Calvin Coolidge next
spring. or at least, his election or defeat in the fall of 1921.
The sixteen millions of good American readers who see
end scan this article in this and several thousand sister papers
blanketing every state in the Union will watch and wait and
judge and vote according to the dictates of their conscience
and nayhaps-the wishes of their wives.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

IS often caused by an inhamed condition
OF the mucous lining Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is innamed you
have q rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim Tor it-rid your system
Of Gatarrh or Deafness caused BY
Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment Of
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
Sold by al druggists.
4. :. Cheney e Co, Toledo, o.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01

The eyes of the Nation now turn to
Coolidge. The people wish him well. They
pray his stewardship may make for peace,
happiness and prosperity. They will judge
him by his acts.
What sort of a man is hef Will he be
nominated by his party next spring.
Coolidge is cool, calm, calculating. He
is honest. He is stern. He is intensely ambi-
tious. A college graduate Ct fair ability,
thro' a period of law with a small amount
of practice and small fees. He turned to
politics and public Office. He has held Office
most of his years since maturity.
Born a poor boy on a farm, he is a typical
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01
Chestnut Charley Again.

Chestnut Charley retorts; ASK any
dentist how much attention you need
and he'll say a mouthtul.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01
The Calling of Coolidge
BxJOHN II. PERRY

~
Harding has gone. Coolidge has come. Harding's human
iy to man has made countless thousands mourn his passing.
No kindlier man ever occupied the White House. No genter
soul vor loft bo mate
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-01
MRS. CATHERINE BEATTY.

Mrs. Catherine Beatty, wife of Har-
~ Beatty, well known resident of
Annie avenue, Somers Point, for a
number of years, died in st. Joseph's
Hospital, Philadelphia, following an
operation for appendicitis Sunday,
Mrs. Beatty was taken to Philadel-
phia on the advice of Ocean City
physicians.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
vELIKA LOUPEz.


Atlantic City, l. kvatna. -
Ctyfi ozbrojeni muzi svazali
pi. Florence Richardsonovou,
manzelku filadelfickeho expor-
terra a castecneho vlastnika
micove cety Washington Sc
nators, jeji dceru komornou
a uk6ristili v iladherne residen-
ci Richardsonov6 ma morskem
nabrezi "a 100000 skvosti q
stribrnych stolnfch pi.iborI.
Zprava o loupezi roznesla Sc
dnes, kdy pi. Richardsonova
nusela Sc svefiti beci lekafske
nasledkem zaziteho rozcileni a
strachu. Pc lupicich neni sto-
py. Manuel pi. Richardsonov6
dli "a obchodem Anglii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
PkEDSEDA KRUPPOVKY UVEzNEN.
CINEN ZODPOVEDNYM "a KRVE-
PROLITf 81. BREZNA.
v BERLfNE KONANA PORADA ZASTUPC0 FEDE-
ROvANYCH STATU MOVE NABfDCE
VALECNYCH NAHRAD

Essen, L. kvctna. We v6zeni Werden, nedaleko cd
Villa Huge domova proslue Kruppovy rodiny Dr. Gustav
Krupp Won Bohlen pedda Kruppovych zavodd jest dnes
fancouzkych lfadt Jest prot nemu OBJ
vnenf spoeni vytrznosti Kuppovych zavodech zde
bfezna, kdy Nemcd byo zabo mnoho porane-
o francouzskymi vojaky.
Dr. Bohlen ma spolecniky vazeni tfi direktory
Kruppovyc zavodu Dr. Bruhna, pedsedu ridteske rady
Oesterna Hartwiga. ktefi byl zatteni vekonocch
den po krvave fezi
Won Bohen eho spolecnici sou vineni nejenom po-
ruseni dekreu 22 mIze by reano vezenim od dese
rok6 do dozivo dokonce smr krone pokuty 100000
900 marek ale rovnaz jsou zaovani pfesoupeni dekre
Degoutta kery vyda vstoupen do Ruhrska vznle
dem zachovavan poradku Die tohoo posledn3sho de-
mGze bti ulozen zalaf az petey pokuta az H.
900, 900 marek.,
Pluk Peyrone vete delostrelectva II. francouzske
divs prcdseat vojenskemu soudu pred nmz budou
v6zni procesovan Kap by havn1m Ia
obcem kdezo mezi obhajci bude dr. Grimm n6mecky ad
vokj enz haj Frtze Thyssena industrialnho m8gnata
pred voenskym soudem Mohuc Moriaud svycarsky pray
nix Dr. Wolff Berna. Francouzske 1fady oznamy &c
process zapocne Werdenu patek hodn rano re y!
ceni skonceno rozsudek prohasen patek vecer
Berlin l. kvetna. - Kanclef Cuno zahranicn minstr
Rosenberg rai sc adci rsskehp snemu cty ho-
ldny pozde rokovali o. nadoazes6h reparaSnich ravf
zch prenery federovanych statl kte pel do berItna
ma pozvani dstfedn vlady
zadny dcasnika ma dnesni konferenc nechtel ni6eho
sdel note iez vladam dohodovym wash
ngonske stredu ackoi prevada mneni re Nemecko
bidne O0O zlae bude to zaruceno predn
mi primyslnky zemi
Bavorsko. ez ma konerenci bylo zastupovano preme.
Won Knillngem nekolika lrednky zdvhlo pry nej
sn6 namitky pro nabdce Cunov6, ackoli porovnani
nemeckym ndustrianimi saty nepatrne obe budou oce
kavany cd eho obcan Sociaisticky zaupce Saska nam
tal noty nen dost jasn6 eho navrh ucn6ny
zminy Porada trvala cely den az do hodin
yeGer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
PHILLIPSOVA Sc POKUSI.
LA @ UTEK.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras, /.
kvetna. Americanka drzena We
zdejsim v6zeni ma podezreni,
re jest Clarou Phillipsovou,
odsouzenou pro vrazdu v Los
Angeles, Cal, odkud uprchla,
2 tamniho okresniho v9zeni
pokusila sc dostati Sc ma svo-
vdu v ned6li v noci. Nejakym
zpdsobem docilila dorozumeni
Sc skupinou studentd, kteri j
chtsli pomocis MA svobodu. Pri.
stavili jiz zebfik k oknu cely,
kde jest drzena Phillipsova, a.
vsak bylo to zpozorovano poll.
eli a plan zmafen. Studenti, 2
nichz nejstarsi cita 16 roku
byli pozatykani. Urednici 2
Los Angeles jsou ma cest6 sem
aby Phillipsovou dopravili dc
Spojenych Statl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
ZNAMENITY SPlSOvATEL
ZEMkEL.

Chicago, l, kvetna. Emerson
Hough, jeden 2 nejlepslch a
'nejobliben6js(ch americkJch
'spisovateli, zemrel V jedne
zdejSi nemocnici po kratke ne
moci. Cital 66 roki v6ku. Ma
rodil Sc v Newton, La, %. cerv.
ma, 1857, chodil do skoly O.
nom mestecku a ziskal diplom
bakalare umeni ma Iowske uni
versit6 v 1880. Byl autorem ne
kolika nejoblibenejslch novel a
pritomn6 v nejrozsifenejsim
tydennfku v Americe vychazf
novela ma pokracovani North
|of So, vylicujfci osazovani il
hozapadu V dobach po vAlce
obcanake.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
PRVNf NAL " EVROPE..
v PAklzl A MADRlDk VDALY Sc v9TRzNosTI.


PaHz, l. kvstna. vStrznosti, nichz nekok osob BY
poran9no eden polcsta snad smrtene uday dnes
den prvniho MAIZE ktery jnak byl tim nejkdnejsim
jaky Pafz poznala mnoho fokI Policie ez 81 boyaa
iak kldn9 m obavany den krasneho jarnho po-
CAST bya poyona vecer do srdce kounistickeho distku
kde strha yytrxnost>
Op6tovne podnikal 1tok massy demonstranti vzao
to pI hodny nezli dav rozehn&n ulice vykizeny
line demonsrace mensich wax rozmerceh uday skoro
soucasns Versailles kde pd tuctu policist pokuso
zatknou yldce davu by viak uvitani de9m kamen do
nuceni vzd&lii DaM vttr1nost udala ST. Denis kde
vseobecn6 mely obecnf pccsa by zle zucen jeden
m6tsky radnf zatcen.
"a paffzske vyrznos 32 osoby byly vazn9j zraneny
veky poce jnych urpe poranen pouze eh Nejhdfe byl
zran6n ieden pocsta enz bodnut do zad os nozc
nklo do Pile.
Londyn, l. kvetna Reuterova depese sd9luje ze je-
den polceni Inspector diva vyrznc byli zabit
mich m&ovych vytrznos Stalo demonstrace pred
lfedni resdenci premerovou kde pfedlozena pee
re zada uplanenf zakona mz bya by zzena denicka
kontroa len protestuie po v&cenf Marokku poza-
duje potresan t9ch, kdo3 by zodpovedn nezdary
apanelske aruady 1921 Dale petci zada rozssni
delckE ise sn3en centch zivonich potfeb amnestie
pocke vtzne, zn4rodnSnt ovaren savba levnych
bydn xak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
4,ss4 NEMcI vYPovtzENI

Berlin, l. kv9tna. Do Is. du-
bna bylo 1886 risskych stat
mich a m9stskych lredniki a
156 soukromnikI vypovezeno
ze stareho okupovaneho,uzemi
z move obsazen6ho dzemi W.
povezeno bylo SIG lredniku a
26 soukromych osob, coz cini
celkem 4,884 vypov6zene. Ty-
to cislice obsazeny byly We
zprave, jiz pbdal vcera v prus
KEN snemu ministersky predse
da Won Braun. .Pfictou-li Sc k
tomu rodiny vypoyezenych, eel
kovy pocet osob vzroste asi Q
10000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
PEAha, l. kvStna. - Pi. Ma
sarykova, chot' presidenta Ce.
skoslovenske republiky, stixe.
ma byla dnes zachvatem mrtvi.
ce.
PROCES MA SKLONKU.
Porota obdrxi pfipad Ruthen-
bergiv nepochybnS dnes od-
pOledne.

st. Joseph, Mich, l. kvet-
ma. Zaverecne reel v pffpada
C. E. Ruthenberga, obvinene-
ho z kriminalniho syndikali-
smu, zapocaly dnes pozd6 od-
poledne a pripad odevzdan bu
de ruce poroty nepohybne
Ultra odpoledne. O. L. Smith,
priruci generalniho navladni-
no, zahajil argumenty pro
stat prehledem svedectvi, o
|nemz tvrdil, ze dokazalo plany
komunisticke strany ma svrze-
nj vlady Spojenych Statl moci
a nasilim a Ruthenberg sezna
men byl pry jejimi lceli,
kdyz S .jinymi delegaty sesel Sc
ma sjezdu pisecnych du-
mach blize Bridgman.
Humphrey II. Gray, kapita-
lista z Benton HarbOr pravnlk
q lidumil, jenz zdarma venuje
|sve sluzby obzalovanym a
Frank P. Walsh, z New Yorku
a Washingtonu, proslovi sve
argumenty Ultra, nacez Char
les Gore, verejny zalobce okre
su Berrien, bude miti zaverec-
ny argument pro stat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
NESPOKOJENOST MEZI
ZRfZENCI POULIC-
MICH DRAH.

Mezi zrizenci Clevelandske
spoleGnosti poulicnich drah
koluje petice, kterou jest po-
zadovano svolani schGze unie,
na ktere by bylo hlavnim jed
nanim rozmluva o 5centovem
pfidavkn, ktery byl zamestnan
cum die rozhodnuti arbitracni
rady uStedren. Nespokojenost
byla projevena hned po ozna-
meni vysledku q move hnuti po
vstalo~ ~hlavn6 We vozoykach ma
fvychodni stran6. Uniovi pre-
daci sami nemaji dGvery, re
by konduktefi fidici mOtoril
pfistoupili ma navrh presiden-
tn Stanleye, kterym Sc nabizi
personalu pense, ma kterou by
tento pfiplacel polovinu, kdez-
to druhou polovici by pfispela
velkomysln6 spolecnost.
Vcera dostavilo Sc do hlav-
niho stanu unie, 1886 Euclid
ave. pocetnych delegaci S pro-
testem proti pomerne malemu
pridavku ma mzde. Podafi-li
Sc opatflti postacitelny pocet
podpisG ma petice nezbude
ovsem jineho, nea-li protestnl
schiizi svolati.
Predseda unic +. e. Brown
rrohlasuie, ze nemdze mic jine
no podniknouti, nez vysvetliti
stanovisko. "Nezli jsme ma ar
bitraci pfistoupili, svolili jsme
podrobiti Sc rozhodnutl pro-
to nam take jineho nezbyvalo,
ac jsme byli pfesvedceni, ze
rozhodnuti nenl nikterak spra-
vedlive."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
POLlCEJNl SJEZD.


New York, /. kvetna. Sedm
set nacelnfkI policie, policej-
mich soudch, kapitani d komi-
safi vefejne bezpecnosti bude
Sc podfleti tento tyden ma nej-
v6tsi mezinarodnf policejnf kon
ferenci kdykoli konane. Poll
cejni 1fednici 26 narodu budou
zastcupeni. Kontrola vozby v
m9stskych ulicich bude jednim
y hlavnich pfedmetd jednanf
ma konferenci, jinou bude potla
|cenf obchodu s drogy a nosenf
|skrytyh zbranf. @
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
LET PRES cELoU PEvNINU

Washington, l. kvetna. Ma
Bollingov9 letiSti snesly Sc
dnes tri bombovaci aeroplany
typu Martinova, jez vyletly ze
San Diego, Cal. Ctvrty byl nu-
cen sn6sti Sc v Harpers Ferry,
w. Va. Jest to poprv6 ,ze aero
plany vykonaly let pres pevni-
nu We v&lecne formaci. Vida
lenost 5000 mil vyzadala 81
sc hodin skutecneho letu a je-
nom dvakrate byly aeroplany
lnuceny uciniti zast&vku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02
!, DlTE BYLO UNESENO.
Sestilety synek proslulsho in
3enyra patrn9 drxen M wy
m6meni vykupnsh0.

Schenectady, N. Y, /. kvet-
ma. Dnes pomoci radia rozsi-
rem byl do dalek6ho okoli po-
pis Sestileteho Vernera Ale
xandersona, synka E. F. Ale
xandersona, vrchniho inzenyra
Radiove korporace Ameriky,
ale az dosud nenalezeno zadne
stopy po dfteti neb jeho 1nos-
cich.
Bylo zjst6no dnes skoro ma
de vSechnu pochybnost, re muz
neb muzi, kteri dite unesli wee
ra odpoledne, ucinili tax "a L.
celem vymameni vykupneho.
Slecna Irma Artizova, zamest-
mana jako uvadecka v jednom
zdejsim divadle sdelila totiz,
re diva muzi dali Sc s nj do ho-
voru v divadle minuly patek,
ptali Sc, jak dlouho bydli We
Schenectady a dotazovali sc
ma pom6ry Alexandersona zda.
Ii jest bohatym muzem a kde
bydli. Jeden z cizinci podobal
Sc pry muzi, ktery pfimel ma.
leho Vernera, aby MIN sci,
slibem, ze mu ukaze kraliky.
Otec chlapce vypsal $1,000
odm9ny ma jeho navraceni a
mayor Whitmyre rovnez IT,
sic dollari.
Zprava, jez snad by mohla
uv6sti ma stopu, dosla z Alba
ny. Harold Buechs, tamni So
fer pravf, ze byl ma nadrazi
casn6 rano, kdyz pfijel tam
automobil ze Schenectady a 2
|n9ho vystoupil muz hosikem,
|jehoz popis Sc shoduje onim
maleho Vernera. Dft6, die sd9-
lenf Buechsova, reklo muzi:
ia chci jit domi k mamin.
ce," nacez muz odpov6d6l:
"Ja t6 vedu domi."
Buechs pravil, ze muz zane.
|chal automobil v byvalem Wy.
kricenem distriktu Albanskem
a pustil Sc dold pc ulici, veda
|dit3 "a ruku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-02

zAkON BUDE PROVADEN, PRAvi
DAUCfiERTY.
EDlKT NEJyYSSfliO SouRu vEJDE v PLATNOST
We TklCETl DNECH Isl

nejenom ku prodeji, ale ami ia
ko cast lodni z6soby. Maji to-
tiz n9ktere CHI zeme zakony,
jez Primo nafizuji, ze jejich
lodi n1useji rnfti hhoviny a po-
skytovati je muzstvu zaroven
! potravou, at kdekoli jsou.
VJsledek dnesniho uvazo-
yanf byl ponejvice negativni,
nedospslo Sc totiz k zadnym
urcitym zav6rim, nicmen9 da
Sc vsak ocekavati, ze pevny
program bude co nejdfive for
mulovan a oznamen. v Bilem
Dome pred kabinetni schdzi
pfedseda Lasker cd lodni rady
radil Sc presidentem a W.
jadfil Sc pozd9ji, ze stanovi-
sko p. Hardinga vdci proda-
vanf lihovin ma amerikych To-
dich "a tfimflovym pasmem
bude objasn6no We vefejnem
prohlasenf. DIE jeho reci by
Sc zdalo, ze americke lodi III
stanou nadale suche, uvnitf til
miloveho pasma j "a MIN.
Odbor pokladny, jenz jest
zodpovednym "a provadeni
Volsteadova zakona, chysta
|rovnez vydati prohlaseni, \
nzmz budou vysv4tleny princi.
|py, die nichz uvedeno bude ,
platnost rozhodnuti nejvyssfht
|soudu V pfipads lodi. jez pfi.
iizdejf do americkych prista.
VII neb je opousteji.
Mezi cizimi diplomaty a Y
odboru statu byly znamky ze
|dlouhe a nepochybn6 choulo.
stive vymeny nazord jsou
proudu. Francie Italie matt
|zakony, jez vyzaduji, ze ma
|lodfch musi byti muzstvu davd
mo urcite mnozstvf vina s il.
diem a jest zcela jisto, ze vlady
|francouzska italska zdvihnou
|dIkladny protest proti amerit
kemu prohibicnfmu zakonu.
Jakou odpov6d' da odbol
|statu ma jejich protesty, jest
tou nejchoulostiv6jA strankou
Iceleho nroblemu. N6ktere ca
sopisy pafizsk6 i londynske o
lstre odsuzujl vyklad americkt
| no prohlbicnfho zakona nejvy'
tSim SOudem.