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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15
WHEREIN DANGER TO LIFE
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The following by United States
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
should be displayed in box-car letters
where every American could read it
as he runs: nry|
The laboratories of the prohibit
ton unit have analysed approximate
1y 10000 samples of bootleg whiskey
during the past ~ months. Less
than one per cen of all these samples
were found to be whiskey.
"The other 80 per cent were con-
taminated-most of them by danger
Gus or poisonous ingredients.
Recent figures from Ohio show
that only one sample of liquor in
800 is genuine. One man in 300 of
the ~bootleggers' customers gets real
whiskey; the other 299 drink poison.
1.-THE toll Of life that bootleg
liquor is taking throughout the
country cannot be measured. In
records show 100 deaths between
January 1 and June 1, 1928, to have
been from drinking poisonous COM
pounds.
but spectacular cases of death
constitute only a small fraction of
the total. Much more numerous are
deaths fastened by or resulting from
disease brought on by bootleg Ii
quor."-Washington Daily News.
- "a "a
THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
Next Tuesday a meeting of repre-
sentatives of the various branches of
American Red Cross in Latah
county will be held in Moscow, at
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

ground. knowledge of the constitu-
ton will better fit the young man or
woman to combat the argument OF the
communist and the bolsnevik.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

WANTED-WOMAN TO LIVE IN
home and care for two children;
one 10 and other 5. Write A. E.
Menig, Moscow. 3-5
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING SUITES
and lodging rooms; lights, water.
Rooms recently renovated. Families
or gentlemen preferred. Phone 144-J.
624 S. Main street. 1872
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WANTED-ROOMERS AND BOARD
ers. Mrs. Ethel Owen, 728 So.
Adams. 2-13
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HEATED
sleeping and study room. Furnish
ed kitchen, dining room, and two bed
rooms. Modern plumbing. 419 East
A KIN
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FOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD UN-
furnished houses for rent. Metro
pOlitan Investment Co. 1-6
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
ments or rooms, first floor. Phone
193-R. Address 1913 South Howard
street. 5-31
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or not money in the hands of the
organization shall be used to employ
a county health nurse. The Star
Mirror does not hesitate to urge that
the money be used for this purpose.
| County nurse work everywhere has
proven to be worth many times the
money expended, in s~alvaging the
| lives and health of children who might
otherwise become a burden upon
society, or upon relatives, or at least
be prevented by physical disabilities
from becoming the useful citizens
which they might otherwise become.
In the outlying districts are fire.
quently found children with defective
eyesight, or with diseased tonsils, or
perhaps disabled arms or legs, who
could be brought back to health with
proper care, but who perhaps do not
come in touch with anyone able to
bring them help. With an efficient
county nurse on the job these child
rem would be given the necessary
care, and lives which might other
wise become a burden and be devoid
of the joy which goes with usefulness
and accomplishment, would be saved
to society.
The employment Of an efficient
county health nurse would be money
we'll spent, and the burden, even if
the money were paid through taxa
ton, would be so light hat it would
never be felt.
- "a "a
According to the Garfield Enter
prise's Thirty Years Ago" column,
wheat, sacked, was selling at 40 cents
a bushel September Is, 1898. While
the price vas mighty low, and went
lower before the season was over, the
40 cents had a way of covering terri
tory which our dollar of today won't
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE=NICE MODERN HOUSE,
8 rooms and bath, large hall, cleo
trio range, electric water heater ga
rage; 8 lots, fruit trees, berry bushes,
large chicken run. 708 E. 9Th. Phone
222-R. 284-210
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FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS,
board if desired. Students pre-
ferred. Good location. I'll S. Jeffer-
son. Phone 4O3-J. $40
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NEARING THE END OF THE
MARCH

At the G.. A. r. encampment al
Milwaukee this week there was n
response when the state Of Arizona
was called.
It is not difficult to imagine the
silence that filled the Milwaukee audi
torium as the grand army waited for
a response from Arizona. The old
boys in blue knew what it meant.
1t meant that the Arizona division
of the grand army of the republic
has been virtually wiped out during
the last year in the unequal conflict
with the rider of the pale horse,
whose name is DEATH
There was but feeble response from
some of the other states-next year,
perhaps, there will be the same silence
when the names of other states are
called. Arizona is the first state to
fail when the roll was called, hat is
all. Never before has hat happened.
But next year, and the next and the
next it may become the rule, until
the last encampment is held.-Kansas
City Star.
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
partly furnished for eight dollars
per month. w. S. Ward. 40
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
ments and rooms. Eggan's Apart
ments. Phone 370-J. 287-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED

MAN, WOMAN WANTED. SALARY
$75 weekly full time, $1.50 an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery
to wearer. CottOns, heathers, silks.
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa.
2-Ov. IA
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FOR RENT-ROOM, HOT WATER,
heat, modern plumbing; new. H.
l.. Coats, A and Van Buren,. 291-297
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FOR RENT-MODERN FURNISHED
rooms at 242 South Almon street.
Phone 422-J. 40
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FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS;
students preferred. Board if de-
sired. Reasonable. Phone 444-L. 3-8
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FOR RENT-LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms or board and room, close
in. Mrs. H. H. Michels, 125 East 9Th.
Phone 13OR. 2S3-31O
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FOR sALE-HoUsE, AT BARGAIN.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE DOWN
stairs front room with heat. with
or without board. 504 S. Van Buren,.
292-297
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FOR RENT = ONE FURNISHED.
room for one or two girls; board
if desired. Phone 128-R. 622 East G
street. 2-7
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PATRONIZE LOCAL PIANO TUNER,
H. Loseth, Moscow, and keep The
money neal home. Ask for refer
ences. Phone 3S3-R. 2-27
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FOR RENT OR SALE-SEVEN-
room house, 2 blocks from campus.
Phone 1925. 4-5s
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FOR RENT-FOUR FURNISHED
rooms. 214 So. Polk. 3-14
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-LIGHT HOUSEKEEP--
ing rooms near the University.
Phone 412-J. 5-8-
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BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN
Mrs. J.. B. Tallman, TIA So. Wash.
Phone 227-R. 276-3O2
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HEATED
rooms, 1913 So. Polk. Phone 147J.
o7Q-2QQ
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FOR RENT-16O ACRE FARM NEAR
Moscow. Phone 435-R. Mason
Cornwall. 286-313
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FEDERAL FARM LOANS-MONEY
to loan IN farms. Interest rate 5k
per cent. Call and let us explain the
reasonable terms of this loan. A. W
Bateman, secretary. Office at O. E.
Bells. Res. phone, 82-J. 292-319
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-15

FOR RENT-ROOM FOR GIRLS,
board if desired; reasonable.
Phone 166-L. PC
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
houswork. Small family. No
laundry. Afternoon off. One to sleep
at home preferred. Mrs. j. H. Forney,
80 A street. Phone SO. 292-297
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WANTED-RELIABLE WOMAN OR
girl for general homework on a
farm. Mrs. Oscar Anderson. 1-6
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NOTICE
MOSCOW
GOOD HOUSES ARE SCARCE,

GOOD HOUSES ARE SCARCE,
building expenses hight So II you
are going to buy a home here, it will
pay you to see my modern house,
eight rooms and bath, electric range,
electric water heater, garage, 3 lots,
fruit trees, berries. We are leaving
town and must sell. 708 E. 9Th ST..
Phone 222R.
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Governor Moore has designated next
Monday, September II, as Constitu-
ton day, and has asked thai the day
be observed with fitting exercises by
the public schools and all institutions
Of higher learning. This is as it
should be. Respect for the constitu-
ton and understanding of the prin-
ciples laid down therein, should be
impressed upon the minds of the
They will be better citizens for the
teaching and America and American
institutions will stand on firmer
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WANTED-A GOOD USED TYPE
writer. Vernon Otter, 853 E. 9Th.
4-5
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE PAY CASH FOR STRICTLY
fresh eggs. Huff's cafe. 4-5
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FOR SALE-BEST BUY IN TOWN, A
good home; take Ia as part pay
ment. Metropolitan Investment Co.
1-6-
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DRESSMAKING. REASONABLE
Phone 428-R. 289-315
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FOUND-AN INDIAN BLANKET ON
Main street. Call James Jabbora.
Phone PA. 81
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FOUNn

FOUND-SEVERAL CAR KEYS.
Owners may have same by calling
Sam Silvey, Chief of Police. 4-6
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FOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIR-
able leases with equipment, good
location. Metropolitan Investment
Co. 1-6
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FOR SALE-TABLE AND HEATER,
cheap. Phone 448-R. 1-S'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21
MA NAVSTEyU DO CESKO
SLOVENSKA.

odjizdi v nedeli "a. t. m. nasi
krajane pi. Anna Divisova, po-
rodnf babicka $ jejim manze-
lem p. Josefem Divisem w.
ch. 40. ul. 8 81. Marie Krpcova
z Lee Dr., p. Karl Ketz man.
zelkou Zdenkou a JEFF rodice
pf. Anna a Vaclav Marsner 2
vych. 119. ul. p. Josef Zlab
z vych. 108. ul.
Manzele Divisi usadi sc v
Zdejsine u Stare Huti mad Be-
rounkou. Je to jiz jejich je-
denacta cesta do Evropy. Po-
sledne deli v Ceskoslovensku
r. 1920 ma sokolskem sletu.
Slecna M. Krpcova jede ma
Moravu do Zdounek Krone
Tize; nezli odcestuje do sveho
domova, zdrzf Sc nekolik dni Y
Praze!
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FORD JEST DALEKO v
POPREDf.

New York, 20. cervna. Pri
hlasovanf ma zkousku podnik-
nutem lznamym tydennikem
Golfers 0 moznych kandida-
tech presfdentstvi, odevzdano
bylo az do dneska 164,514 hla
s1, nichz Henry Ford zfskal
54,257. Druhym jest president
Harding $ 32,924 hlasy, tfetim
w. G. McAdoo, pro nehoz ode
vzdany 1923 hlasy. Nasledu-
jfci jest celkovy vysledek do
savadniho hlasovanf:
Borah, 1929; Cox, 11,O44;
Davis, 1890; Ford, 54,257
Harding, 1924; Hoover, g.
541; Hughes, 9,453; Johnson,
1883; La Toilette, 4,480; Nc
Adoo, 13,O23;' Smith, 1875;
Underwood, 2,318; Wood, g.,
432.
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Dobfe fecenO.

Host v restauraci: "Eh, jiz
druhy vlas v polevce! Cisniku,
vyceste tn polevku!'
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zPRAw z CZECH

Take doslo ma nsho. Vecer-
Milky 20. kvetna oznamily, ze
byv. sef statni policie prazske
Viktor Chum, zemfel jake
dvorni rada We Vfdni, dosah-
nuv pouze So. roku v6ku. S
tfmto muzem odesel jeden 2
nejvets1ch nepfhtel ceskeho
naroda, pokud je melo Rakou-
sko. Chum byl vlastne tvdrcem
zlopovestneho "cerneho kabi-
netu" jenz daval bezohledne
stihati kazdeho, kdo jen tro-
chu jevil odpor k byvalemu
systemu. Ia policejnfho redi-
tele Doerfla jako pouhy kon-
cepni praktikant ma kryi a ST.
zach obyyatelstva prazskeho
"a bouri Badenovskych v roce
1897-1898 zalozil svoji kari
cru; byl to vlastne on, jenz o
dIkladne zalozene zffzeni pro
ticeske ~statnf policie prazske
Sc pres Will tehdejsich nadrize
'nych, vlad. rady Marsana a po
licejnfho fiditele Kfikavy pri-
einil a jeff vedenf jako tehdy
mlady n9mecky dfednfk ma Sc
be strhnul. PAX postupoyal tax
rychle, ze zahy stal Sc okres-
MIN hejtmanem a v teto hodno-
sti pax stal Sc sefem policejnf-
no lradu jenz stal Sc postra-
chem ceskeho zivota politicke
no v Praze, hlavne "a valky,
kdy i on byl ochotnym vykona
vatelem povestneho auditora
dr.. Premingra z CernoYc po
mahacem plukovnfka Hranilo
vice v rakouskem hlav1im sta
nu. Nejvern65sfm pomhhacem
byl nemene povestny tomisaf
Janka a pfec tyto pfohnane
lidi bylo mono obelsfti "a
sluhou byv. komisafe ! nynej-
sfho presidenta policehfho Re
ditelatvl lBienetta. Viktor
Chum Janka NELL pfiis spat-
ne svedomf a proto hied po
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SOFIE zADA VYDANf
DASKALOVA.

Sofie, 20. cervna. - Vlada
bulharska vcera telegraficky
pozadala ceskoslovenskou Via
dn vydani bulharskeho w.
Stance Daskalova. Rovnez
vlada uherska byla pozadana
o vydani byvaleho ministra or
by Obova. Bulharsky vyslanec
v Bukuresti byl vyzvan, aby be
hem deseti hodin opustil Ru-
munsko.
Ohledm6 ulozeni mrtvoly
Stambulijskeho nebylo dosud
rozhodnuto, avsak ocekava Sc,
re bude dopravena do Sofie.
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BERCDOLL PROPUSTEN A
ZNOVA ZATCEN.
Pravi, ze bratr jeho Sc vrati,
bude-li mu zarucen ci-
vilni soud.

Leavenworth. Kas., 20. cerv-
ma. - Erwin R. Bergdoll z Phi
ladelphie, jenz Sc vyhnul nu-
cenemu vojenskemu odvodu,
propulsion byl dnes re zdejsf-
no federalniho vezeni a ihned
znova zatcen. Vyslouzil 81 diva
roxy deset meslci pro vyhnu
tt Sc odvbdu a nova zaloba zni
pro spiknutl k vyhnutf Sc od-
vodu. Ma tuto byl predveden
soudci Van Valkenburgovi v
Kansas City a propulsion pc
slozeni zaruky.
Kansas City, 20. cervna. -
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
jenz nprchl do Nemecka pred
procesem We Spojenych Sta
tech pro vyhnuti se vojenske-
mu odvodu, Sc VIDA, bude-li
mu zarucen civilni process, Err
win R. Bergdoll, jeho bratr,
prohlasil dnes. Erwin dodal,
ze bratr jeho nemini podrobi-
tt Sc procesu pred vojenskym
soudem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

4tOuIuy ACIAu AVA al oIlCA a
navstfvi jejich pratele V ma
tiSce Praze zajedou 81 do rIz
nych castf republiky ceskoslo-
venske, nevynechaji ami Plzen,
v niz 81 budou pochutnavati ma
plzenskem prazdroji, ma KITE
rou nemize zapomenout p.
Ketz jeste ze studentskych let.
Pan Ketz je znam ceske verej-
nosti jako ucitel besidek ma
Broadway a Omladiny a p.
MarSner jake ucitel v ceske
skole ma Buckeye Rd. a Omla-
diny v Mt. Pleasant hned po
jejim zalozeni.
Pan Josef Zlab vracf Sc do
vlasti po deseti letech a usadi
Sc v Tremesovsi ma Hoficku.
Vsichni jmenovani opusti
prfstav newyoraky v 1tery ra-
no &c. t. m. parolodi SIS Relian-
ce pres Hamburg.
Preplav peclive obstaral p.
Fred Holub, v newburske od-
bocce The Cleveland Trust Co.
Broadway a Harvard.
Pfejeme vsem radostne ce-
stovani a st'astne shledani s
jejich drahymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21
POvoDNE v NEBRAscE

Columbus, Neb., 20. cervna
Povodne ma toku rex Loup a
Cedar, jez Sc prelily pres sve
brehy, zpGsobily "a vice nez
million dollari skody ma rostou
ci lrode, dobytku, farmach,
domovech a zeleznicfch, bylo
zde odhadovano dnes. Povoden
dosahla sveho nejvyssiho bodu
vcera, kdy v South Columbus
bylo ulicfch sest palcG vody
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ECIOBANKA.

Banka csl. legii (Legioban-
ka) spolecn6 8 cestovni kance-
laff Ocean, ktera jest rovnez
legionarskym podnikem, zridi-
la Ceskoslovensk o-Americkou
Informacni kancelaf, v niz ma
lezne kazdy an1ericky Cecho-
slovak rady j pomoci We vsech
zalezitostech.
Kancelar tato Sc naleza v
Praze II, Havlfckova ul. els. /
proti vychodu Masarykova
'nadrazi, jest v sousedstvi ce-
stovni kancelare Ocean a v sa
mem stfedu Prahy.
Cs. Americka Informacni
Kancelar bude pomahati kra-
jan1m, kteri prijedou do Stare
|vlasti, spolehlivymi zpravami
I've vsech smerech. Chcete-li
lnejakou zpravu ze stare vlasti,
|dopiste 81 teto kancelari, ktera
Vam poctive odpovi, jakmile
VaM zalezitost vysetri a to u
Ipln6 nezistne, jen "a nahra-
du hotovych vyloh.
Chcete-li jeti do Stare Via
| sti, napiste 81 informace a po
zadejte o sluzby, jiste Vam Wy
howl. Postara Sc Yam 0 nocle-
ny, pflpadne i o byt, obstara
lVam zavazadla ! jejich vycle-
nj - opatri Vam jizdni listky
kamkoli 81 budete pratt, at pc
Cs. Republice nebo po Europe
vIbec, ci zpet do Ameriky. u
mozni Vam navstevy pamat-
nych a zajfmavych mist v Cs.
Republice, vyhleda Vase pri-
buzne, vysetfi solidnost pod
Mkt, do nichz byste chteli vic
lit sve penfze. v kancelari bu
de vzdycky zaznam vhodnych
podniki a zavodn, ktere Sc ma
bizeji ku koupi.
Cesko-Americka Informacni
kancelar kazdemu vysetri da-
move pomery zalezitosti vo-
jenske a umozni styky $ urady,
v citarne kancelare budou
ulozeny americke listy, takze
lvzdycky Sc dovite We stare
lvlasti, co delaji Vasi znami Y
Americe.
Nezapomente proto, kdyko-
liv potrebujete neco We Stare
vlasti a nevite, jak byste Sc tc
nejlepe dovedeli, napiste Cs
Americke Informacni Kancela
Fl, Praha H., Havlickova ul. {
/, a presvedcite Sc 0 jeji schor
nosti.
Chcete.li' jeti do Stare vlasti
aneb jste-li jiz, We Stare vlasti
napiste a presyedcite Sc, ze bu.
dete mfti vseclso pripraveno
Poradi a pomohou Vam ve
vsech zalezitostech. Nezapo.
mente We SVEN vlastnim zajmu
| JEFF adresu. Nejlepe ucinite.
kdyz 81 il vystrihnete a nalepi
te do sveho zapisniku.
Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

Toto jest Conrad N. Dyke
man z Brooklyn, N. Y, jenz
ma nedavnem sjezdu zname
zednafske organisace Shri-
ners We Washingtone byl zvo-
len jeji predsedou cili "cisar-
skym potentatem."
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Boure, prItrze mracen a
krupobiti. V okresu Horoyice

oVOHCS PEuNI &c IuI0CSu q
krupobiti. V okresu Horovice
a Beroun snesly Sc posledni
dny slime boure, ktere zpdsobi
ly velike skody, zejmena ma
Litensku, Hostomicku a Horo-
vicku, kde ma mnohych mistech
jest ornice odplavena a 1roda,
zejmena bramborI a repy, 1pl
ne znicena, takze bude nutno
ji zaorati. Jariny jsou rovnez
nasledkem mokra studeneho
pocasi slabe a mnohde zasle.
Vyssi polohy jsou tomto SINE
ru castecne chraneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

Ucitelka: "Co vidime mad
sebou, je-li krasn6 pocasf?"
zakyne: "Modrou oblohu." !"
Ucitelka: "a co vidime,
kdyz prsf?"
Zakyne: "DeStnik."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21

ma frontach z Prahy uprchli.
Bylit' to oba tito zlotvircov&,
jiz stihai prof. dra. Masary-
ka "a hranicemi. Chum dokon
ce vyjfzd9l do Svycar ma w.
zvedy. We Svycarech zastihla
take Chuma zprava o prazske
a ceskoslovenske revoluci a
pax mohl jiz premysleti jen o
vlastnffh osudu, jako byvaly
smichovsky obcan. Jeho misto
nebylo v nasi republice, snad
nebyl spokojen ami v dobrovol
mem vyhnanstvi, MONA. ze
promluvilo u neho svedomi...
Tuhy z6pas strazmistra fin.
straze paseraky. Dne 20. kve
tina k 5 hod ranni konal ma sill
|nici cd Petrovic k Mem. Jablon
me obchdzku strazmistr financ
nj straze V Rynolticich Josef
|Spicka. Potkal A paseraky,
kterf nesli rozebrane lovecke
pusky, pasovane Nemecka
Vyzval je, aby sli MIN ma eel
nj Trad. S pocatku sli zcela
klidne a strazmistr Spicka mel
sluzebnf pusku ma rameni. Je-
den paserakd, zdmyslne upu
still kufrik, ktery nesl ma ra-
meni, coz bylo znamenim pro
ostatnf. Bleskurychle napadli
vsichni strazmistra a rvali Sc
s MIN o pusku. Po dlouhem bo
il mu il vyrvali a paserak AL
fred Hoppe namfril pusku ma
Istrazmistra, chteje streliti. Ale
ma stestl nevysla rama ami po
ldruhem stisknuti kohoutku.
Strazmistr Spicka neztratil
duchaprftomnost a s bodlem v
ruce skocil po mem. Mohutnou
ranou srazil no k zemi a "a
pasil MIN 0 pusku. Ostatni
paseraci vyrvali mu op6t bo-
do, nacez jeden z Mich Ger
hardt Arnost vrazil jej strazmi
Istrovi vzadu do pasu. Bodlo Sc
Isvezlo po knofliku a sluzeb.
tasce, take vIbec strazmistra
nezranilo. Kdyz Sc mu podafi
10 pusku vyrvati zpet, dali Sc
paseraci ma ltek a zahodili
bodlo. Paserak Hoppe, jenz
byl zranen strazmistrem, zG-
stal lezeti a byl pax Jim odve-
den ma celni lrad. Po vykona-
| ne prohlfdce nalezen u neho
zapisnfk s n6kolika adresami.
Strazmistr Spicka Sc hned roz
jel do Ces. Lipy, aby podle
adres patral po ostatnich pase-
racich a st'astnou nahodou ma
lezll. podloudnika Gerhardta a
dal jej zatknouti. Oba byli do
dani' 'ke krajsk6mu soudu do
Ceske Lipy. Ostatnf dyai' utekli
pres hranice do Zitavy. Pri "a
pase paseraky volal straz-
mistr o pomoc nedaleko pra-
cujici lide ma poll pribehli, ale
strazmistrovi vibec nepomohli,
nybrz prihlizeli nerovnemu "a
pasu s poznamkami, aby Gees
keho psa dod6lali." Mezi mimi
byl starosta obce, jenz necin
ne prihlizel a nezakrocil a pro
to bylo ucineno ma neho trest-
nj oznameni.
Cesks duk1ty jindy a nyni.
w numismatickem odd6leni
"Narodniho Musea" otevrena
lie cd dnesniho dne az do kon-
ce cervna vystavka, znazorUu
|jicf vyvoj ceskeho dukatu cd
zarazeni prvni ceske mince
zlate "a Jana Lucemburskeho
az do panovanf Frantiska l.
Habsburskeho, kdy s posled-
MIN ceskym dukatem zanikaji
j posledlf stopy samostatnosti
ceskeho statu. Obecenstvo ma
pfilezitost srovnavati stare du
katy ceske s novym dukatem
ceskoslovenskym, jenz bude v
dobe nejblizsi dan do obehu a
bude op9t symbolem move vydo
byte samostatnosti naseho ma
rOda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-21
Ucetni schiize
kADU BRATRf v KRUHU

els. 22, c. S. r. S.
jest z dilezite pficiny odloze-
ma 2 nedele "a. cervSna ma
nedeli / cervence v 9 hodin
rano.
JOS. clzEK, tai.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-16

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