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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
Dostal ''prvni 6sl. dukkty''.

Dost&l ''prvni 6sl. dukityn'.
"Abwehr" !, zaznamenava ,.tur
to historki': " bavorske po-
hranicni obci. Selbu nedaleko
Chebu prislo nekolik obcand
z Czech do hospody a mluvili
o novych csl. .dukatech, kdyz
tn pritomny bavorsky sedlak
Sc pochlubil, .ze uz ma diva
kusy. Ma udivenou otazku,
jak je to NONE, kdyz dukaty
ty nebyly jeste vydany, w.
svetloval ,chytry sedlacek
|velkopanskym usmevem, to ze
|on musi lepe vedeti,. nebot'
koupil prave diva dukaty "a
|desetidollarovou bankovku,
kterou mu daroval American
"a to, ze mu pom&hal pri od-
straneni poruchy jeho auto
mobilu. A dodal jeste, ze ty
diva Is. dukaty mali cenu SO
dolard. Celia hospoda zasla a
nal&hala ma sedlaka, aby du-
katy ty z domova ,dpnesl q
Fsouseddm ukazal. .Stalo se,. A
Ease, novy dzas. Ukazalo Sc to
Tti3, ze sedlacka po jeho setka
nj sc s Americanem chytrost
opustila a ze dal Sc napalit
|podvodnfkem, ktery mu diva z
brusu move csl. petnfky vydal
"a dukaty podotknutim, ze
ia "5" ma penizi HASA petite
te trv&ni Gsl. republiky. LIE
81 predstavit zd6senf sedlako
vo, jenz vsak nechtel ne
chtel uvefit. Teprve kdyz pfi-
tommy jeden host z Czech sahl
do kapsy q polozil ma stdl
nekolik csl. p9tnfkt s poznam
kou, ze sedlackovi tyto "du-
katy" v9nuje, teprve tehdy
byl pfesvedcen. Strciv sve "2
dukaty" do kapsy odesel zara
zen domn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
TRUCHLf 20 MEM DIVE
VDOVY.

Long Beach, CAL, 13. listo-
padu. Mezitim co vdova po
George w. Murrayovi, zna-
mem geologu a bratranci ze-
snuleho presidenta Hardinga
truchlila u jeho hrobu vcera,
druha zena prohlasila Sc "a
jeho vdovu a zadala, ably il by
ly vydany telesne pozdstatky.
Murray ozenil Sc zenou, kite
"a truchlila u jeho hrobu pred
sesti roxy. zili v, Long Beach
a minuly tyden skonal ma sr-
decni mrtvici blize Sacramen-
to. Telo bylo pfivezeno k po-
hfbeni sem "a druha vdova''
.dokyed9vsi sc o srnrti Murray
'ovs. Is Sc o ne .pfih9zsi1a. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
VOLANe. 20 pffsNEJSfM IA
KROcOvANt pRCTI BEZ-
OHLEDNYM AUTOlSTnM,

Ma ycerejsf schizi rady Klu4
bu pro bez'r ecnou jizdu pro-
hlasil okresni zalobce Stanton,
re zalezi jen ma policejnim de-
partmentu, aby prfpady le'hko-
myslne jizdy ma nasich ulicich
byly zmenseny. Uvadel pri-
pad slecny Elinory Carlesono-
We, jez byla minule stredy We
Ger zachycena autem ma Supe-
rior ave. vlecena ma snarazni-
ku stroje Cd vych. II. az k II.
ul., kde autoistu upozornil il
stv ridic nakladmho auta. Au-
tomobilista divka sebral, vlo-
I'll il do stroje a odjel. Pozde-
il byla Carlsonova. nalezena
ma vych. 80. ulici st. Clair
ave. v bezvedomi. Policie sice
" ,pondeli nasla auto v garazi
ma Wade Park ave-, ale po RI
diGi neni dosud ami stopy a ma
jcho dopadeni vypsana byla
cena.
Jelikoz Sc v posledni dobe
mnozi pripady, kdy autoista
rychle odjede z mista, hde ne
jake nestesti spachal, domaha
Sc zmineny Klub, ably traficnl
narizeni bylo nejen usilovneji
vymahano, ale soudy j rrisne
trestalno, zejmena v pripadech,
kdy ridici je dokazano, ze byl
opilym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
OKRADrNk STAkENA sLA'
70 sTbPE .tJPIcE.
72-leta pfl Gplda Ksucmano.

72-leta pfl Golda Ksurmano-
vi, 1907 Montgomery ave. ~
kolektcvala kcera rent z JED
noho donu, m9la V kabelce
$28.OO, kte1k il byla ale ma
dvofe domu q. 51OS Cultivate
ave. mladym |pobudou po del
Sim zapolenf, |za staleho volani
o pomoc prdpadene starcny,
vytrzena. Cperna babka ale
81 dosla ma Holicejni stanici ma
Woodland i vVch. 80. ul. a
spolu Sc Arzantem Johnem
Walshem slaA po stope lupiee.
A nasla jej vIkuleenSkove sini
ma rohu Genital ave, a vych.
40. ul. Podezfely muz byl "a
teen, nebylo Sce II neho jM
penez nalezenp pres vselike
ujist' 'ovani, zel jest nevinnen,
ponechan We vazbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
sLOzENf PkfSTf NEST.
SKE RADY.

DIE nahledu republlkanske-
no generala Maurice Mashka
b,ade miti Cleveland nejlepsi
mestskou radu "a poslednich
dvacet rokd, jak prohlasil,
kdyz bylo vcera vecer v Nest
skem Auditoriu skonceno ire
dni scitani hlasu, podobne sc
vyjadfil president Carl D.
Fricbolin "a Obcanskou Ligu.
Oba Sc shoduji, ze kandidati
byli vybrani nevsedni peel,
tax re ma radnici od noveho
roku zasednou lide nejschop-
nejsi.
DIE oficielnfho scitani Ease
dati budou v mestske rade.
Ia prvni distrikt. (zapadni
stranu) sedm radnich.
PETER WITT, neodvisly
kandidat.
CLAYTON C. TONNES, re.
publikan. K
MICHAEL H. GALLAGHER
republican.
WILLIAM G. GIBBONS, re-
publikan.
LISTON G.. SCHOOLEY,
republican
SAM B. MICHEL, republi-
kan.
PETER F. RIEDER, demo.
krat.
Druhy distrikt.
(pet radnich)
EMIL ROBECHEK, repu.
blikan.
BERNARD j. ORLIkOW.
SKI, Demokrat.
WILLIAM j. KENNEDY,
neodvisly.
LOUIS PETRASH, demo.
krat.
ALBERT H. ROBERTS, re.
publikan.
Treti distrikt.
(Sest radnich)
HERMAN H. FINKLE, re.
publikan.
THOMAS w. FLEMING, re.
publikan.
JAMES j. McQNY, :. de
mokrat. ~
| MARIE R. WING, peodyisl.
kandidatka.
-. IHoM AS IN 1of 's, oe
lnnkrat. ~ : ~ -t.,s, 49, ','
HENRY BRONsTRUP, repu
Ilblikan,
Ctvrty distrikt.
(sedm rndnich)
JOHN M. StJLZMANN, de
mokrat.
A. R. HATTON, neodvisly.
WALTER E. COOK, repu
blikan.
JOHN D. MARSHALL, re
publikan.
FIELDER SANDERS, repu
blikan.
MRS. HELEN H GREEN
|neodvisla republlkanka.
| WILLIAM E. POTTER, re
publikan.
Jmena novych radnich 1--WE
dena jsou v jednotlivych di
striktech v poTadxu, die poet,
hlasG odevzdanych v jejicl
prospech.
| STAV pnSTREI ENEu0 pO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14

Pamstni deska rs. rijna
1918, krasna. formou j obsa-
hem, zdobi sine Ceskeho pam
skeho klubu v Obecnim dome,
kdez dfadoval v oHech mistno
stech Narodni vybor. Napis
ma desce mi pamatne: "V te-
to sini Ceskeho panskeho klu-
bu, kde cd prveho dine svetove
yalky soustred'ovala Sc v pra-
telske pospolitosti clenl ces-
ka vile, ceska bolest, cesky
yzdor a ceska vfra, byla mezi
s.. a 9. hodinou vecerni slav-
neho4dne nasich dejin %. rij-
ma MCMXVIII. podrizena By
vala c. a. k. rakouska vojen-
ska moe 8. armadniho sboru
Narodnimu Vyboru." Vzdy We
vyroci onoho slavheho dne,
kdy c. a k. general 'Zanantoni
musel v teto historicke sini O.
devzdati veleni mad vojskem
nasi zatimni Wade, jest v Klu-
bu vzpominano S laskou a s
nadsenim one dejinne udalo-
sti, ma jejH vecnop pamatku
zasazena mramorova deska, v
tento den vzdy ozdobena kv6-
THANH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
vOLEBNf DOZvUKY.

Volebni drednici. ktefi fun
govali "a voleb v Rocky River,
Newburgh Heights a Garfield
Heights, byli ma dnesni druhou
hodinu odpoledni pozvani pred
volebni radu, aby vysvetlili
nektere volebni nespravnosti.
Volebni zapisy v Rocky Ri.
yer jsou pry TAX popleteny, re
Sc v Mich "ani cert nevyzna" a
z Newburgh Heights dochazi
zaloby, ze k volbe pripusteni
byli lide, ktefi v Newburgh
vnbec nebydli, jako ku prfkla-
du delnlci z nekterych campl
a pod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
SLOvANSKA NATURA.
F. Bylansky.

Slovan by 2 povahopisu
mohl skladat maturu,
co ma V sobe rIznych rysI, =,
jak divnou ma naturu, ..
v mziku Y'ostnou, hned "a
m6kkou,
re mu Shy tekou rekou,
ma to zas snad tasi niz - -,
zkratka, vzdy zahadny muz.
A my Cesi nejsmc JIM,
tot je tentyz pronarod.
jeden druheho jen spini,
jcn co cizf, je 1mu who'd,
a co zylaste cd jakziva
znamo je 'souseddm vsem:
4 mas druha druh rad miva,,
jenom kdysi si+ namazem /.
Nera to snad, prosim byt :
Is +? Pom. sazecova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
v PODKARPATSKE RUSI.

~ ASuAsNNys A1
V Podkarpatske Rusi c
horal mnoho zkusi,
kdo tam nebyl dosud,
sam to poznat musi.
V horach v tmave dire
bydli jako zvire,
zet' je mluvit o tom
,nepodobnym k wire -.
u silnic vsak, vida,
uzris jenom -?
nahore V tech vrchach
strast jen dli a bida.
Bee komin1 chaty,
rozedrane saty.
ably nezbujneli,
vsude mike platy.
Spatny je stav hmotny
a lid negramotny
smutn6 zeny stoji
u vyhasle plotny.
Podkarpatska Rusi,
kdy jiz sc Ii zhnusi,
otrocit jen stale
lidu, jenz Te dust?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
POLICEJNf PORUCfCI HA.
GAN A POTTS Sc BRANf
PROTI PRESAZENi.

v zname afere Hagan-Potts-
Kohler-G -Graul korenici v histo-
rii o navestnlch tabulich Sc sa-
mochvalou mayora Kohlera
dosud nenastal mir. Oba re-
belanti byli vzdor protestGm
pfesazeni z trestu ma vzdale-
nejsi predmestske stanice, neb
'jak policiste rikaji "do lesd",
ale nejsou spokojeni a vcera
podali k apelacnimu soudu no.
YOU stiznost spolu Sc zadosti,
ably nespravedlivy trest byl
soudem zrusen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
STfzNOSTl MA SPATNOU
DOPRAVU MA POULIC-
MICH KARACH.

V nejrusnejsi vcerejsi odpo-
ledni dobe byly zdrzeny vsech.
ny poulicni kary jedouci "a
padnim smerem do West Park
a Rocky River ma Lorain ave.
kde cestujici nuceni byli Wy
stoupiti a zdrzeni as Is minut
a pax nacpani do vozd jinych,
Pfipad, ktery neni ojedinely
byl pficmou cetnych protestd
z rad jezdiciho obecenstva.
Trakcni komisar J. w. Hol.
comb hodla dnes .Spolecnosti
|poulicnich drah tyto stiznost;
|pfednesti. -s' s.. <. ;.'- - -
,gadpbny protest neskodil by
ami draR1p mezimetskym, kr
prikladis r,Stak. zyane A. B. C.
linii, jezdff dQsBedfordu, RIDE
isou lide pa1N} elaNAni. do vo.
zd, tax ze se1tssf vIsayde do
bytek vetsimu' pohddN aasA Il
de. 0 mista svadi ceie boje
obecenstvo zejmena ma Broad
way W Miles ave., kde velikt
zastupy Sc snazi kolikrate mai
ne vedrah se'Ne vozy, jedouc'
preplneny jiz z Public Squaru
Jest oprav;lu podiNmym, ze tai
zvane Limited" vlaky jedi pc
loprazdne, kdezto kary ozna
Gene "a .lokalmi nikterak memo.
hou ,staciti navalGm do obme
zeneho poctu vozd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
sTRAzNiK YoREL ZRANEN
IA MNOfloNASOBNE
SRAzkY AUT.
Jine traficni melody.

Straznik ma motorcyklu FIR.
Vorel pristihl ma St. Clair ave.
a vych. IS. ul. autoistu, jenz Sc
prohresil proti traficnfm pred
pishm a vypisoval mu prave
obsilku k soudu, kdyz Sc "a
MIN srazila dve jina auta, jed
no vrazilo do kola straznika a
druhe do zastaveneho stroje.
Mnohonasobny tento karam-
Dol odnesl straznik Vorel IRA
nenfm, ma stestf jen lehkym.
K podobne hromadne srazce
dcslo vcera odpoledne ma st.
Clair a Ontario ul., kde poulic-
nj kara zachytila automobil a
odhodila jej do jfzdni drahy,
kde do neho vrazil stroj, druhy
ktery pax poskozen autem tfe-
tim a tfeti napodobhe jeste
strojem ctvrtym. Take zde
nell vsichni slicastneni stesti
neb st. astnou nahodou nikdo
neprisel k zraneni. $.
X v6tsimu jiz drazu pi'isel
50-lety Luther Brubake., 4700
Detr roit ave., ktery byl 'prejet
autem ma Public Squaru a
patrne rozbitou hlavou dove
zen do Lakeside nemocnice.
Pred domem rodicd, {. 9313
Sophia ave. zasazen byl au.
tenn 6-lety Bella Sopho, jenz
dopraven byl v povazlivem sta
WI do Mt. Sinai nemocnice. v
obou pripadech nebyla ma ii.
dicich strojii policii shledana
vina.;4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
STAv POSTkELENEHO 20.
LICISTY DUDLEYE
Sc LEPSf.

DIE zprav Z Mt. Sinai memo
cnice lepsi Sc stav policisty H.
Dudleye a lekafi Sc do1nnivaji,
ze postreleny jiz nejhorsi kri-
81 pretrpel. TOba pachatele 49,
lety Albert :Bodnar a 17-lety
John Lavanavic jsod We 'vazbe,
kde ma ne V padu, ze by jejich
obet' .mela skonati, bude VINE
sena ,zaloba pro vrazdu..S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
NOVY VICEPRESIDENT
BANKY ZELEZNICNfCH
STROJvUDCU.

Byvaly asistent vicepresiden
ia The Union Trust Co. A. B.
Green by zvqlen mdstopresi-
dentem kooperativni banky To-
komotivnich strojnikd. Move
zvoleny byl prednostou bondo-
veho oddeleni v Union Trust
Co. cd r. 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14

- ZaopaHte q -vstapeukyT
sas ma divadlo "Almo, kde
bydli;", dokud jsou k dost6
III. Cena listki 60c, SOC a
doc. Sehraje Dram. Odbor
Sokola Cleyeland v ceske
Narodni 'S7ni v nedsli Is.
listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
cESKY HOCH ZRANEN
SKOLNfM AUTO.
IL. TRUCKEM.

S14-lety syn ceskych rodicd,
Elmer Svoboda, ma Libby rd.
v Maple Heights pfisel vcera
ma skolnim dvoTe k nebezpec-
remu lrazu, talk ze jest jeho
zivot v nebezpeSi. Dosud ne
vysetrenou nest 'astnou naho-
dou spadl pod kola skolniho
aptotrucku, kterym byl pre-,
int -...>.-----.----.-l.~.--
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
HOSTEL 100 RoKo sTARY'

SsndilslN,, O., Is. listopadu.
Prvni kbAg4Sgacni hostel v
Berlin ,HeixFtks chysta oslavu
steho vyrocfs sVeHb. Z .zalozeni
pristi nedeli. Statni senator
J. F. Burke z Elytssli'' bude
hfavnim fecnikem. y 'fi...
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
NEWS y BUSINESS

II is the mission of a newspaper to
record the happenings of the commu-
nitv. The publisher holds a fiduciary
position between the public and the
officials of the government. The most
important is to give the doings of
public officials. The other is to give
the business and social doingS of the
people. The most important, in our
estimation, is to record happenings
which make history. Something which
will be of value to read a year, or ten
or fifty years from now.
The publisher derives profit from
two sources. the sale of the paper, to
be read, and space for advertising.
The price of subscription is small in
comparison with the expense of pub
LEGATION.
There are many social doings which
may be news. but they are held for
profit. Publicity of such leads to in
creased profits. As it cost money to
publish such, ali fair-minded people
are willing to pay for such publicity
when it adds to their profits. If they
think it does not, then it is not worth
publishing for charity. when charity
yaunts Itself and is not a necessity to
Distress.
A. all believe the laborer is worthy
of his wage. SO Is the printer and pub
Usher. That is publishers ethics as
we'll as business principles to live on.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
Delaware Bay Ferry Extravaganza

The New Jersey Legislature has in
the past made an appropriation to
promote a ferry across Delaware Bay,
between Cape May, y. j., and Lewes,
Del.
The Delaware Legislature last week
made its first appropriation Of $4,000
for Delaware's part in the ferry prof
ect. The money will be used in the
construction Of a wharf and bulkhead
at Lewes.
The project IS the most useless
and senseiess expenditure of monies
both Legislatures could make. 1t
is impossible to run a ferry
boat across the Delaware Bay eX-
cept in the calmest weather. 1t will
be run at a loss to the taxpayers of
both States. 1t seems so senseless
that n wonders that such a project
have the approval of sensible men.
The only way to account for it is that
there is graft behind it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
BIDS OPENED JUNE IL, 1929.
PROPOSALS FOR THREE
Reinforced
Concrete Box CuIvertS
Nos. IL, I36 and Zj4

Salem. n. j.. May 9, 1898.
Sealed proposals for bids for the con-
box culverts, Nos. 127, 1876 and 254 and
1117 will be received by the Bridge
Committee of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders. of the County of Salem, at
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1929
until 2.15 r. NJ, Standard time.
No. 1:-These ~culverts are on the
road from PcnnsVille to uburn The
work to be done is:
The removal of the old bridge, in
GLIDING its s"ubstructure and pipes and
the construction Of three reinforced
No. 127, 2 by 4 Cu1vert.
No. 1876, 8 by 6 Culvert.
No. 254, 5 by 8 Culvert.
No. 2:-CulVert No. 1117. This Cul-
Shirley near Daretown. The work to
be done is:
The removal of the old bridge, in
GLIDING it's substructure and the con-
struction Of a 7 by 8 reinforced con-
crete box cu1vert.
Information for bidders, form Of pro-
posal, plans, specifications, contract and
bond can be obtained from H. b. Keas-
ing. Salem. N. J.. All bids must be
made upon the regular forms furnished.
A property certified check for not
less than ten per cent (10GI) of the
less than $4,000, without conditions,
payable to the order of the County
Treasurer, will be required with the
bid. together with the certificate of
bondsmen or Bonding Company as set
forth in the proposal.
The Board reserves the right to re-
icct any or all bids, or to accept any
bid it may deem for the best interest
II. p. GRAY, Director.
IT r.. Keasbey, County Engineer. 5-lS-4t
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
An Ordinance
An Ordinance Governing and ReguIat-
ing Licenses in the borough of Penns

~ VIZ wv bthS anu a Afh
ing Licenses in the Borough of Penns
GreVe.
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Council
OF the Borough of Penns Grove:
Sec. l. That every person, firm or
corporation engaged in any of the en-
terprises hereinafter specified shall an
nuaIly pay a license fee to the Borough
Clerk of the Borough of Penns Grove,
as follows:
A. For every push cart selling ice
cream, ices and snow balls, $4,000 per
b., For every ago selling ice cream,
ices and snowbaHs, $4,000 per year.
C. For all hucksters not residents
of the Borough of Penns Grove, $4,000,
excepting therefrom farmers who raise
their own produce for which no license
shall be charged.
d. For all other peddlers of nler-
chandise of every description the SUM
of $4,000 per year.
F.. For every circus and carnival the
sum OF $4,000 per day of twenty-four
hours.
Sec. 2. That no person, firm or cor
poration shall engage in or carry on
any of the aforesaid bushes or occr-
patlons unless a license as herein pro-
Licenses shall be made to the Borough
Clerk and no license shall be granted
until payment for the same shall have
been made. Every license shall specify
the name of the person. firm or cor
poration to which it shall be issued.
Ihe certificate OF license shall be CON
'PiNuodSlN ulSpId!tQ a cart
wagon or automobile is used, and
where none is used the holder of the
license shall display the same at any
IIme upon request SO to do by the
MAYOR OF the Borough of Penns Grove.
thorough Clerk or any officer or mem
per OF the police department..
Sec. j. All licenses shall be issued
FOR the term Of one year from the date
Sec. a. Be it further ordained that
the fees herein provided for such IL
cehSes are imposed for revenue.
Sec. .. BE it further ordained that
any person, firm or corporation VII
SRaIl violate any of the provisions of
ms ordinance shall upon conviction
lhefeot be subject to a fine Of anv
dnLouht not exceeding 100000 for each
4ItnSe or violation, and shall in de-
IaQIt OIL payment of said fine be i'm
PIiSoned IN the Borough Lookup or
County Jail for a period not exceadinp
ninety days. NeuIhs
Sec. 6. Be it further ordained that
az ordinances or parts of Ordinancas
Inconsistent with this ordinance, be and
~ same are hereby repealed. and that
1nIS ordnance shall take effect i,nnae
ROBERT W. KIDD.
Attest: Mayor.
CLYDE W. sTRUBLE.
Tn+.a Borough Clerk.
HaSSed First Reading. 5-22-23
published, 5-25-23. Clips.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
ROAD BOND OPINION
Bond Issue May Be Used On High
ways Authorized In Act

Proceeds of the $4,000, 900 highway
bond issue authorized last year may
be used for the construction and i'm
provemeHt of routes laid out and au-
thor1zed by the net Of 1917, with its
supplements and amendments in force,
March 9TH, 1922. irrespective of
whether such routes had then form
ally been taken oNer as parts of the
state highway system OF not.
This Is the substance of a opinion
received from Attorney General Nc
Gran bg the State Highway Commits
sion last week. and disposes of the
question As 10 whether designated
routes not accepted by the Commits
S.oE prior To the passage of the bond
act came within It's provisions. Mr..
NcCran held that routes designated
by legislative enactment are author
led by law and hence their improve
ment was contemplated when the bond
issue vas submitted to the voters.
The Commission received a state
ment showing that of 404 miles of
State highway system built or con-
traeted for up to the present time,
163 miles are in the southern division,
1870 miles in the central division and
121 in the northern division of the
State. The cost of the roads in the
southern division is placed at $685.
1875; in the central division, at S10,-
249,416, and in the northern division,
at SlO,446,903, a total of $~30,378,514.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
THE RIDDLE OF VI

Germany did not tax her people
during the war. She paid for the war
by loans, expecting to liquidate the
bonds from the indemnities excited
from her beaten foes. France, Britain,
and the United States. Thwarted in
her purposes and herself confronted
with the bill for PREPARATIONS, she has
not taxed her people, but has resoIted
to paper marks instead.
By gigantic initiation Germany has
been able to avoid taxation and at the
same time to Iiquidate her whole in
ternal debt. Unlike TrotSkys Rus
STA, she still owes other billions, but
she doesn't owe her citizens a
cent. Instead she has made huge
sums by sale of worthless marks to
speculative foreigners. American citi-
zens alone has paid more than a bill
lion dollars Of good money for worth
less marks. There is still some for
eign buying of worthless marks.
The Germans have worked a gigan-
tic sWindle on the rest of the world.
They have been paid in good money.
They have paid in bad. Their sales
abroad have Melted them English
pounds, American dollars, Dutch gill
ders, all of which have been cashed in
foreign banks. or taken i'm the form of
foreign credits. German wealth
abroad, in banks other than French,
is prodigious. 1t cannot be touched
for separations. 1t cannot be reached
by the German Government, which
would not do so if it could.
Obviously, France had no alterna-
tive to the invasion of the Ruhr, as
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

The subscriber, administrator of Har-
riet Workman, deceased; by virtue of
an order of the Orphans Court, of the
County of Salem, dated the 18th day Of
May. 1923, will sell at public vendue,
in front of the First National Bank, at
Pedricktown, New Jersey, on
SATURDAY, JUNE -16, 1929,
between II and ) o'clock p. NJ, to wit:
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, STANDARD Time) that
valuable lot and buildings thereon,
known as the old Odd Fellows Build
ing, situate in the village of Pedrick-
town, Oldmans Township, Salem
County, New Jersey, and is the same
that was conveyed by Winona Lodge,
/. O. o.. F., No. 1S1, of Pe~dricktown, to
Harriet Workman, by deed dated
November 2, 1916, and recorded in Sa-
lem County Clerks office. in Rook No.
1873 of Deeds. page So.
Conditions of sale
GEORGE s. JUSTICE,
Administrator of Harriet Workman.
deceased.
J. FUrman Sinnickson, Proctor.
Dated May %. 1923. 5-18-4t
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
SALEM COUNTY CONMoN PLEAS
COURT
Harry X Hoch,
Plaintiff.
Antonio Zampino,
Defendant.
In Attachment.

BY virtue Of an order made in the
of May, 1928, | will expose for sale
along side of the Court House, in the
City of Salem, on Saturday, the 10th
day of June. 1928, at the hour of 3
o'clock, in the afternoon, all the right,
title and interest of Antonio Zampino
in the following described lots, tracts
and pieces of land. together with the
building thereon, ituate in the County
of Salem, and described as follows:
No. l. All that certain lot, tract or
piece of land located and situate in the
Borough of Penns Grove, County Of Sa-
lem, and State of New Jersey. and
known as Lot No. %, in Block Ton the
map or plan designated dupont Addi-
ton to Penns Grove, New Jersey" sur
Veyed and mapped by Sturgeon. c. e.
July 49,, 1915. revised by Joseph r.
Moreland, C. E., November 4, 1915, and
duly filed in the office of the Clerk of
Salem County. November 10, 1915.
No. 2. Being all that lot or tract Of
of Penns Grove. Salem County, New
Jersey, and more particularly known
as lots numbered Nos. 13 and IA, in
Block numbered No. s, on map or plan
designated DUPONT Addition to Penns
mapped by Sturgeon, c. E, July 10, 1915,
and revised by Joseph Moreland, c.. E..
November 4, 1915. and duly filed in the
Clerks office, at Salem, Salem County,
New Jersey.
the same premises conveyed to Anto-
Mo ZampinO by l.. Ostrich, ct uX, by
deed dated September %, 1918, and
recorded in Salem County Clerks office,
in Book of Deeds 40, pages 429, &c.
D. HARRIS SMITH,
w. A. w. GREER,
Attorney. 5-25-4t