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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
TOM SIMS SAYS

Boston is hatyipg daylight rob.
bories. They ltlve so much to do
they can't finis!' at night.
Tho cotton 4oll weevil is being
killed in the south and can't say it
didn't briug it all on itself.
4 New Yorker was caught rob
biug a Los Angeles bank, proving
it is safer to stag in your own town.
Kentucky mox!ntainecr is ia
years old, which Is lot Of tobac-
co for any one man to chew.
Man in Portland, Ore, shot five
chickens in his garden. a sure sign
of spring in Oregan.
a bachelor knows exactly where
his clothes are because he has no
wife to pick them up.
They build flats for Two fat pco.
pie or three skinny people now.
Ordinary pianos contain about u
mile of wire, which will make about
II radio acrials.
Camels are the only animals that
cq!Got swim dad tAya NAY bo why
they go 50 long without water.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Now tor adve7rtures!-
cried the bunny rabbit.

20 back for the umbrella, jamie,
my dear. II will not take me long,
and, if il should rain you would
blanc me for not having it,
Back Uncle Wiggily hoped TO
the bungalow, and soon he came
hopping along again, with the UNI
brclla dangling from one paw, where
it swung by the curved handle.
Now for adventures cried the
bunny rabbit, who was in a gay
and frolicsome mood. Jo, for adj
ventures
Nurse Jane looked around behind
her, past the corner of big rock,
and then the muskrat lady said:
'Wc are going to have to have an
adventure sooner than you expect
ed"
"Why so?' asked Mr.. Longears.
Because the Fuzzy Fox is ruu.
Airg along after u.s. said Nurse
Jane.
All, is hc!" asked the bunny.
Then we must run also. Hop along,
Janie!"
The bunny rabbit and the musI.
rat lady ran along side by side. In
Gle Wiggily looked back and saw
the Fox coming, and the fuzzy
chap red tongue hung out Of his
mouth Ais sharp, white teeth show.
ed and he looked yeFY Ayngry; very
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
TEN YEARS AGO
April IA, 1918

Raymond Il. Couch who has been
with the Crescent Jewelrv Company
the past two weeks, IS in San Dill
ego this week to pack and ship his
tools to FL Centre. The Crescent
Company is putting in u manufac-
turing department.
The old idea that the valley must
go to sleep for two or three months
in the summer, has been wholly
abandoned. 1t never was true that
it was necessary except that it bel
came II habit of thought and that
habit has at last been cast to the
winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

hungry, indeed, for ears looked the
Fox.
DO you think-do you think we
can get away from him 80 painted
Nurse Jane. GLOW about it, Unclc
Wiggily"
~ think so-ycs," answered the
pink nose. off we can't run away
fast enough, II fool the Fox. -
How can you fool HING" ask
cd Nurse.
"With my umbrella" answered
the rabbit uncle. With that he OPP
cned his umbrella and held it over
his head, but upside down.
Why i'll the world are YOU doing
that silly thing!" asked the musk.
rat lad" Holding your umbrella
over your head, upside down, will
not fool the fox. lie S coming after
US faster than ever"
"Just wait Il minute" begged
Uncle Wiggily. lie held his UNI.
brclla upside down over his head,
as though the umbrella were filled
with something be didu t want to
spill. Then, coming 10 tree with
an oycrhanging branch, Uncle Wig.
gily suddenly jumped up and hung
the upside down umbrella, by the
curved, crook haudlc 70 the limb
Of the tree. "Now, let 8 see you
get what IS in my umbrclap' cried
Uuclc Wiggily to the Fox, and then
the bunny gentleman and Nurse
Jane ran on.
AS for the Fox he stopped under
the tree where the upside down um-
brella was hanging by its handle.
"Therc must be something good
in that umbrella, or else Uucle Wig,
glly would not have been so anxious
to hang if where | couldn't get it! 4"
barked the Fox. but III bring it
down." However be couldu'i DO
that. Leap up as he did BE- couldu t
jump bigh enough to catch hold Of
the umbrella. And while the Fox
was leaping mp, Uncle Wiggily and
Nurse Jane ran safely back TO the
bungalow.
What was in the umbrella, In.
Gle Wiggily9p aeked Nurse J2ae.
" Aot blessed thing" laughed
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
REPORT SHO WS
TENDENCY TO
BETTER CHEZ Sc
Natural Conditions in
State Favorable to
Industry
East Looks TO Us as Great
Dairy Country of
Future

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA
tendency toward better quality of
cheese is manifest in California, ac-
eording to the State Dairy Service
biennial report.
This report also emphasizes the
opportunity for finer and greater
cheese manufacturing industry in
California, according to a digest of
the report made by California Dairy
Council.
Dr.. j. j. Frey, chief of the state
dairy service says, though the total
amount of cheese manufactured in
the state has decreased during the
last year, the indications are that
there is no decrease in the manufac-
ture of better grades of cheese. The
report further states:
"'There are sections of the state
which are undeniablv adapted to
the manufacture of the very finest
quality of cheese. The isolation of
some of the mountain valleys, the
natural grasses of the mountain
meadows and the icy water front
springs or artesian wells and its
uniform temperature throughout the
year are points which are decidedly
in favor of the development of the
cheese industry in our mountain
counties. Sections so favored should
not fail to capitalize their natural
advantages. High class cheese may
be sold within the boundaries of our
own state at q premium that will
net the mountain dairyman more
for his butterfat than his brother
of the great interior valleys who
is more favorably situated as re-
CARDS transportation and accessible
itv to markets.
East Looks to California
Eastern cattle breeders are
looking to California as the great
est American dairy country of the
future. They are coming to Cali
fornia to help stabilize our agricul-
ture; to colonize those of our irri-
gated acres which are today but
% per cent efficient. This is the
statement of Robert f. Jones, rep
resentating California Dairy Coun-
ell. in a talk recently before the San
Francisco Ad Club.
The speaker pointed out that the
money return from California s
dairy industry today equals that
from the following other we'll
known crops: Wheat, potatoes, rice,
vegetables, oranges, cherries, plums,
figs and almonds. The total money
return from dairying for 1922, in
round figures, was $l00,000,00O.
The speaker also pleaded for a
more sympathetic attitude on the
part OF the consuming public to-
ward the dairy industry. He point
ed out that no one would dare eX-
pect the great oil companies to de-
liver each day to the kitchen door
quart of gasoline. Yet such ser
vice is required of the dairy indus
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

the rabbit. "It was just full Of
wind, but the Fox didn't know that.
1t was an old umbrella, anyhow, and
when the Fox gcss tired of trying
to leap up to it aud when he limps
home, II 90 get it," Aud the rab-
bit did.
So that y how he fooled the Fox,
who had no ear nibbles that day.
And if the ice cream docsn t stay
so late at the rag dolls party that
it turns into u Iollypop, III tell
You next how Unclc Wiggily wor-
ried the Wolf.
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Easy to Cross
U. S. By Motor

"'Transcontincnta trips in Hud-
son and Essex motor cars arc be-
coming common" says William II.
Lewis, distributor for the Hudson
and Essex.
"a HUDSON owner recently went
from New York to Spokane, Wash,
in II driving days. He had no
trouble whatever. Most of the own
crs drive more moderately, and en-
Joy the scenery as they ride along.
''It is Of interest to know that all
transcontinental records arc held
bv Hudson and Essex. The one-way
mark was made by Essex shortly
after this wonderful little car was
put on the market, and the round
trip record was made by Hudson in
1916. Numerous attempts have been
made to better these marks, but
without avail. Both cars hold many
other records, all proving power
and endurance.
Handsome Body
"For the ordinary motorist, the
Hudson Essex cars combine speed
and enGurahcc with wonderful
new body idea. The cars have mot
ors, frames and aXlcs which are
uneXcelled in performance, and they
also have a practical and moderate
ly.priced closed body. Any trans
continental mo-oriSt would be COM
fortably housed all the way from
the Atlantic to the Pacific in
Hudson or Essex Coach.
"This type of body is exclusive
with Hudson aud Essex, and 1t has
been the sales sensation of the year.
1t gave motorists the sort of prac.
teal handsome enclosed car they
wanted, mounted on quality chassis,
at a price the public wanted to
pay.
"Tho automobile is becoming the
most important unit of transporta-
ton. 1t is used daily as q neces'
sary part Of busy mans equip
ment, and women are finding 1t
more and more convenient. This
daily utility is tho reason why, the
public is demanding ear which
will give all.season comfort and
which provides d chassis which is
neycrfaillug in It's performance"
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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
April IA, 1902

This issue of the Press completes
the first year in its history. When
the first number was printed just
a year ago, there were not half
dozen homes within 40 miles of the
printing office; there were but
very few white men within the
same distance and scarcely an acre
cultivated in the valley. The po-
pulation now is approximately
1000. The town of Imperial has
taken on definite form, Calexico
has developed into considerable of
a town and Silsbee has made Il
beginning.
The quarter at the Imperial post
office ending March 81, shows a
good increase in business, sales
having amounted to $220.60, and
cancellations $169.45. The office
has been made money order of
flee.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD R. GARIS
UNCLE wTGGILY FOOLS THE
FOX

Once upon Il time Uncle Wiggily
said to Nurse Jane: I
Wouldn't you like to come ad-
ycnturing with me today? The wea
ther is lovely, the sun IS shining,
the birds are singing and it is one
of the most jolly times Of the year
Come along, Nurse Jane.' And Tn
Gle Wiggily twinkled his pink nose
mUsI teasinglv.
"Oh, don't know spoke the
muskrat lady housekeeper musingly.
- ought to stay in and dust the
dishes, or at least wash the piano. -
Nonsence' laughed Uncle Wig
gily. Come! Adventuring We will
go!' and gently pulled her.
Well, l suppose / can 90 with
you for a little while she said
with smile. 1t is pleasant out, -
she went on, as they strolled ac-
cross the fields and toward the
woods.
Suddenly Uncie Wiggily stopped
and turned to 90 back TO the hol-
low stump bungalow.
What 5 rae matter?' asked
Nurse Jane. Aren't you coming
after YOU have asked me?'
II m just going back after my
umbreila,' answered the rabbit
gentleman. This is April, you know
and it may shower any minute"
"Oh, don't carry that ridiculous
umbrella!' begged Nurse Jane.
"It is SO silly to dangle along an
umbrella when the sun is shining,
1t makes you look like an old far
mer,''
"Well, farmers are good chaps -
chuckled the rabbit uncle. And
the sun will not always shine. u.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
THE MEDICAL POSTMAN

The versatile postman is to branch out in a
line In addition to delivering the family's mail
he is to deliver the family from its physical ailments.
"If you can't call a DOCTOR call postman," is the
order from headquarters The letter carriers are be-
ing instructed in first aid service and are expected to
take command of the situation, when called in an
emergency case finding what the trouble is applying
hot water bottles blankets etc, the may be-
assuming the responsibility for obtaining more expert
help if it is needed
This will be great convenience, no doubt, for
many sick person and many frightened wife
mother. Half the cure in medical emergency is to
find somebody willing to assume the responsibility
sides to somewhere near normal and good old Mother
Nature has chance TO slip in and effect cure. And
postmen class are known TO be intelligent effci-
ent and adaptable. The plan may be blessing in
remote rural districts.
person naturally wonders, though, what this
has TO do with postmans job and how his letters and
papers will get delivered to their waiting owners while
he is mending broken leg handling case of Group
ushering insstent baby into the world.
Most cities celebrate annual cleanup week in
April But every week in the year is cleanup week
for the swinders and stock-fakers
professor in Strasbourg is said to have discov-
cred the secret of light without heat Let us hope ne
will turn it upon the reparatlons question.
Mussolini says men nowadays are tired of liberty
AT last clear explanation Of the crime and
oyer-erowded penal institutions.
France is determined not to give up until Ger
many does.
Il isn't that income taxes are any worss than they
used q be but the novelty has worn off them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14
Rv STANLEY

meeting of physicians of the val
ley for the purpose of organizing
a County Medical Association.
Asparagus is netting growers of
this section 8 cents per pound in
the Los Angeles market.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Growing old is bad habit. Keep
ing it up will get you.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Most cities celebrate annual cleanup "
April. But every week in the year is clean-ur
for the swindlers and stock-fakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

Mussolini says men nowadays are tired of
1t last a clear explanation of the crime wave a
penal institutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

A professor in Strasbourg is said to have d
cred the secret of light without heat. Let US no
will turn it upon the reparations question.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-14

France is determined not to give up III
lany does
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co z TOHO JESTE VZEJDE.
President vyhrOzuje New Yor-
ku pro zruseni prOhibicniho
zakona.

Washington, IL. kvetna. -
Poprve cd obcanske valky otaz
ka statnich prav proti svrcho-
vanosti federalni 1stavy stala
Sc akutni.
President Harding v dopise
Wesley Waitovi, z Newburgh,
N. y, odsuzuje razne odvolani
statniho prohibicniho zakona
snemem statu New Yorku.
Povazuje to "a vzdor vdci fe
deralni ustave, a kdyby zakon
podepsan byl guvernerem
Smithem a vessel V platnost, mu
sci by nevyhnutelne vesti ku
konfliktu mezi federalnimi a
statnimi nrady. Harding jest
roZhodnut soustrediti We state
New Yorku hotovou armadu
federalnich prohibicnlch zfi.
zencG a dokazati, re spolkova
vlada dovede prosaditi vy1na
hani prohibicniho zakona,
kdyz stat je vdci tomu lhostej.
ny.
Timto dopisem, jednim z ne.
silnejsich dokumentG We vec
statnich pray, V nemz presi
dent ma jednom mfste napovi
da, re V pripade nutnosti bude
vymahani zakona, otazka pro
hibice nabyla move vaznosti.
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MOVE NAPJETf MEZI TU-
.RECKEM A RECKEM.

Lausanne, Svycarsko, II. kvet-
tina. Spojenci ma mirove kon-
ferenci ohledne blizkeho W.
chodu soustred'uii nyni veske-
re sve 1sili, ably zabranili OBJ
noveni valky mezi Tureckem
a Reckon k Will otazce valec-
ne nahrady.
Byvaly ministersky predse-
da Venizelos fecky ministr
zahranicnich zalezitosti Ale
xandris NELL dlouhe konferen-
ce Ismetem pason ohledne va
lecne nahrady, jiz Turecko po-
zaduje. Venizelos prohlasil, &c
Reeko, iehoz armada jest nyni
Ease v nejlepsim stavu, radeii
pusti sc znova do valky, nez a.
by platilo Turecku jediny
cent vice, nezli Recko ma ku
pohledavani Cd Turecka.
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''Mizzi Jeritza", Glen WIDEN

"Mizzi Jeritza", Glen WIDEN
ske statni opery, nalezi nyni
Ike "hvezdam" newyorskeho
Metropolitan Opera Housu. V
uplynule Zimni saisone slavila
tam tato sopranistka nevelke-
no hlasu, ale krasneho zievu,
|triumfy a vraci Sc nyni, jak O.
oznamuji videnske zurnaly, ke
sve umelecke cinnosti WIDEN
ske pres Pafiz, kdez rovnez
vystoupi pohostinsky. "Mizzi
.]eritza", ktera je choti barona
Poppera, je rodem Ceska z
Moravy a vystoupila pred lety,
dokud Sc .imenovala jeste Ma
RE Jericova, jako Marenka \
"Prodane neveste" ma Narod-
MIN divadle prazskem. Ma toto
sve vystoupeni, ma svGj cesky
puyod a ma sve ceske jmeno pa
trne jiz zapomnela.
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PATRANf 20 WHITFIELD.
DOW DOSUD BEZVY-
SLEDNYM.

Urady statu New York posi-
leny dobrovolniky sc domni-
vaii, ze jsou ma stope prchaji-
c;ho Whitfielda, jemuz pripi-
sovano jest brutaln1 zavrazde-
mi policisty Demise Griffina.
Zlosyn mel byti spatfen v Sy-
racuse We stredu k veceru, je-
douci smerem vychodnim ku
hlavnimu mestu statu Albany.
Podezfeni zvyseno jest okolno-
sti, re podezfely jel v modrem
Jordan autu v prGvodu mlade
zeny a re Sc napadne vyhyba
hlavnfm silnicim, davajc pred
most obycejnym cestam. Upo-
zornil ma sebe jedne gasoli-
move stanici, kde sc zasoboval
palivem. Podobne zpravy do
sly 2 dvOu jmych NEST JmenO-
vaneho okoll.
Vcera podala II okresniho
soudu vdova po zavrazdenem
policistovi Griffinovi We jmenu
nedospel6ho nynf osireleho
synka zalobu ma Whitfielda 0
nahradu 100000 "a smrt man
zela a otce. Die vseho bude
majetek vraha, ulozeny u The
State Banking & Trust Co. "a
haven.
Policie pokracuje v patrani
i jinvmi sm6ry, nebot' zprvu
pronasene domn6nky, ze Whit
field sc ukryva dosud bud V
Clnvelande aneb jeho okoll,
nemaji zadnych podkladd.
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Nejnovejsim vykonem v obo
ru bezdratove telegrafie jest
vytrzeni zuIbu ma vzdalenost
500 mil ma vysokem mori. Ten
to vvkon, jenz bude zazname-
nan Y historii radia, proved
DR.. A. E. Wood, lekar parniku
"America", nalezejiciho Paro-
|plavebni spolecnosti Spoje-
|nych StatG United States Ii
|nes.) Sdeleni o tomto radio
vem vytrzeni zubu" stalo sc
|znamym po nedavnem pfijez.
|du teto lodi do new-yorskehc
pristavu.
Rylo liz pozde noel a "A.
|merica" nachazejic Sc upro.
stfed oceanu, brazdila vlny
ismerem X newyo1skemu pri.
stavu, kdyz DIR. Wood. odebra,
Sc liz davno do sve kabiny, by
|vyrusen re spanku klepanin
ma dvere. Kdyz lekar otevfel
spatril radioveho urednika, O.
|devzdavajiciho mu radiogram
.icnz byl nejpodivnejsim, kteri
Or. Wood pri sve dlouholett
namcfni sluzbe kdy obdrzel.
Depcse pochazela Cd kapit;
ma male nakladni lodi, a sde
lovala, re kapitan jiz po pc
dni trpi bolesti zubu a zadal
,pfispeni, ably bolava stolick;
mohla lbyt vytrzena. Ackoli'
Dr.. Wood neni dentistou, by
lpresvedcen, re jedna sc zde {
nutnou vypomoc, kdy nesmi o
Italet. Musi vyhoveti manor
MIN tradicim, jez pozaduji po
''s1ytnouti okamzitou pomoc
kdykoliv o tuto je zadano.
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Pomoci bezdratove telegra-
fie nechal 81 podrobne vyliciti
posici bolaveho zubu, a kdyz
tato info1mace byla sdelena,
rozhodl, ze musi byti pi'ikroce-
no X okamzit6mu vytrzeni zu-
bu, ably kapitan zbaven byl DO
lesti. Kapitan sdeloval, re je-
no vrchni inzenyr Jest pripra-
ven vytrhnouti bolavou stolic-
ku pomoci klesti ma drat, kdyz
budou poskytnuty prislusne in
formace.
S odbonou znalosti veci, te-
legrafoval lekar pa1niku "a
merica" podrobne narizenf Q
vytrzeni zubu. Zpatecni de-
peSc sdelovala, ze nafizenim
bylo 1plne porozumeno a re
dobrovolny "dentista" ozbro.
jen klestemi, jest pfipraven k
provedeni operace.
ia pul hodiny pi'isla pax O.
pet dalsl depese, sdelujlci tax
ti:--
"Zub st'astne vytazen. Vase
velkomyslne prispeni Sc viele
ocenuie. Bib vas zehnei."
DR.. Wood, prispev takto X
d6iinam historic radia, vrati
Sc pax do sve kabiny, ably po
kracoval V nerufenem spanku
|Od zdokonaleni bezdratove te
legrafie byla pomoc lodnich i
karG stale vice a vice vyhleda
wanna cd mensich lodi, ma kite
rych neni lekaru. Ale vytrze
nj zubu pomoci radia jest w
konem, ktery jest6 dosud pree
tim nebyl podniknut.
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UMRTf STAVITELE BROAD
WAYSKE KNIHOVNY.

Dnes dopo1edne pohrben byl
V New Yorku 63-lety Flip
Kirschner, stavebnl mzenyr,
icnz bydlel pres. 40 rokn v Gle
velande. ktery mu dekuje ne
kolik peknych skolnich budov
2 take knihovnu ma Broadway
a vych. 55. ul., kteraz posledni
bndova byla novostavbou ban
ky tax nezaslouzene zastine-
ma. Zesnuly architekt pocha-
eel 2 RakOuska.
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FINANCNf ZAJMY NECHTE
LY BY FORDA.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, II. kve
tina. Henry Ford neveri, re fl
nancni a politicke zajmy zeme
dovolily by mu kdy stati Sc pre-
sidentem. "Ony nikdy by nest1
pely, abych Sc stal presiden.
tem," pravil tovarnik po pora.
de S Edwardem E. Perkinsem
z newyorskeho statniho demo.
kratickeho vyboru. Ford odeje
do Roxbury, navstivit hrob pre-
sluleho naturalisty, Johna Bul
roughse.
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MRAZ POsKODIL BROsKvE

Washington, II. kvetna. -
Pozdni mrazy poskodily urodu
broskvi v Georgii, tfeba re nj
koli takovou merou, jako piano.
valy obavy. Die zprav obdrze
nych odborem zem6d6lstvi, L.
roda broskvi V Georgii byla z
81 procent normalni ma 10.
kvetna.
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DOBROVOLNlCI Sc NABfZE
il v RUSKU.

Moskva, II. kvetna. Ma sta
Rus1 ma venkove nabizi sc So
vetske Wade k vojenske sluz.
be V pripade vypuknuti valky
Jezto zadna valka nehrozi, je
toto pokladano "a kromobycej
ny projev vlastenectvi po cele
zemi. Nektere zdejsi casopisy
doznavaji moznost brannehc
konfliktu Velkou Britanii ma
sledkem pritomnych SPORT.
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STAROST S MUzI.

On (vasnive): "Povez mi,
milacku, jsem ia prvnim mu-
zem, ktereho jsi polibila ?"
Ona (mrzute): "Ale ovSem
re, Boze, jak ii muzi jsou vSi-
chni stejni! Jeste jsem nena-
sla jedineho, ktery by Sc mne
nezeptal zrovna ma tohle."
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HRoZNY PozAR We sKoLE
Pres sedmdesat osob uhofelo
neb bylO zabitO.

Columbia, S. G.. Zpravy ob.
drzen6 dnes Gasne rano sdelu.
il, re pres sedmdesat bud u.
horelo, nebo byli zabiti pri skc
ku 5 okna 2. patra Cleveland
skoly, os.n mil jizne Cd Cam.
den, S. c., kratce po devatt
hOdine vcera vecer.
Ohen povstal nasledkem pre-
koceni lampy ma jeyisti skoly
kde jista zabava byla konana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
K umrti byv. rak. ministra
financi dra K. Marka. We Vi

K umrti byv. rak. ministra
financi dra K. Marka. We Vi
dni zemrel dne o.. dubna dr.
Karel Marek, byvaly rakousky
financni ministr v kabinetu
Koerbrove. Byl synem nekdej
siho reditele NEST 'anske skoly
Iv Plzni, znameho tim, ze sve-
ho casu, kdy pusobil v Chebu,
obratil Sc upenlivymi prosbaml
ma ceske pfedaky plzenske, ze
imena ma FIR. Schwarze, ably
no vysvobodili Chebu, kde
pry on jeho rodina pro svui
cesky puvod museji zakouseti
velke utrapy. Duvefivym Plze-
nanGm zzelelo Sc "utlacovane
no" krajana, ktery vsak, jak-
mile Sc ocitl V Plzni, stal Sc
prednim sloupem tamnf nemec
ka strany, ktera mem j V jeho
|uplne n6mecke rodine dostala
posilu. Zemrely dr.. K. Marek
|studoval ma mem. gymnasiu V
Flzni. Ceske prosebne listy sta
rGho Marka, isou podnes "a
chovany jake vystrazna pa
matka, napominajici k opatr-
nosti.
Krise nsmeckehO divadla v
Chebu. Pred dvema tydny bylo
nuceno nemecke divadlo v Che
bu predcasne ukonciti divadel
nj sezonu, jezto Sc mu nedosta
valo financnfch prostredkG. Sc
zona byla passivni nekolika sty
tisici Kc. Pred tim bylo nuce-
no, jak znamo, prestati V provo
zovani take nemecke divadlo
v Moste, ktere nemohlo ami w.
platit personal. Mostecke diva
do bylo pax z nouze pronajato
ceske spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
CYKLON v Pennsylvania.

Newcastle, Pa, II. kvetna.
Jeden muz byl zabit "a tisice
dollarI majetku zniceno ma far
mach a v lesich cyklonem, jenz
pfehnal Sc vcera pres cast okre
su Beaver.