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The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-27

tne enterprise out OF the nrSt years
profits and be on velvet thereafter.
Joe was Irresistible In this phrase.
He had taken the bit ip his teeth, but
1t wasn't possible to say he was run
nirig wild. The figures and the facts,
as well as the temper Of the country,
were going along with him. The great
postwar boom was at Its height dur
ing the summer and autumn Of 1913.
And then. one day. when expecta-
tion was looking Its rosiest letter
came into the office that produced a
panic. 1t was from firm of patent
lawyers, one Of the best-estahished
and most formidable In the city, and
1t served formal warning that Joe's
process In general and much Of his
machinery in particular, infringed the
prior patents of client. All manu-
facture and sale of linen under the
Greer process would henceforth be-
carried on at the peril of the Greer
company. The rival process. 1t even.
tually appeared. was one for the In
dustrial utilization Of corn-stalks.
The financlers decided they wanted
Joe. and he was sent for. but they
didn't waste time waiting for him.
They retained. in addition to the firm
that had drawn Joe's patents, a glitter
ing specialist in the field. and they
called Rodney Aldrich into consuta-
tions to cover any legal questions
which might possibly lie outside the
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Elephant,

1t Is not easy to tell when an eie-
plant has got a toothache. but II Is
best to keep out OF his way when you
Go know 1t. A London surgeon, who
had been for many years in India. says
Re would sooner risk railway acct
dent than meet an elephant with a
toothache.
1t appears that a toothache effects
an elephant In a more severe manner
than 1t does. any other animal Ele
plants have very sensitive nerves,
ind a touch of toothache often brings
On madness.
Providing you are able to chain
down an elephant and draw out the
offending tooth the brute Ia certain to
be affectionate to you afterward. Here
ls an instance:
An elephant In Bengal. India. be-
rame affected with toothache, but the
keepers managed 20 secure 1t while a
dentist drew q decayod tooth-the
cause Of the trouble. After time the
elephant seemed to understand that
the dentist was trying to do something
for his pain. and he gave every EVIL
cence OF appreciating the attention.
When the operation was over he frisk-
ed around the dentist like o young
lamb.
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The Bait.

Altho the notice plainly stated that
fishing was prohibited there, the an
slsr sat placidly dangling his line
over the stream.
The irate keeper. who approached
him. was surprised to see that the
line was baited with potato. In an
amused voice he asked the intruder
what he was doing.
Fishing" was the reply. @You see.
my health has been upset by financial
worries. and came down here to see
IL fresh air would help me-"
Thinking that perhaps the poor
chap was mentally afflicted, the keep
er went away without denouncing
him.
That evening the keeper was in
the local TAVERN telling his friends
about the potato-baited line. when in
walked the angler.
"Any luckf" said the innkeeDer,
kindly.
"Oh, fair!" was the reply, as the
fisherman opened his basket and dis
played fine catch.
Look here" stormed the infuriated
keeper, ''you didn't catch that lot with
a potato
"Oh, not" said the angler, cody.
."That was what caught you with"
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rhe ROCKING chair rourIss

I am rocking chair tourist 70
rather read good book on travel than
to go myself. It doesn't take SO much
time, nor so much money, and II the
truth be known, haven't much Of
either. 1t is surprising what a lot Of
travelling one can do through books
and not miss q single day at the Of
flee. So let rs understand ono another
in the beginning. There are some who
go and some who stay behind. but all
are tourists whether the trip 10 mace
in assteamer chair or In the old sido
arm rocker. can't begin to tell you
how many times i've crossed the ocean
in the old chair and never once have J
been seaaick. have enjoyed : homo
cooking en- route, and altogether have
had a mighty fine time OF it---Nation'
81 Magazine.
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III ENRYJ. MOUNT
Ii REAL. ESTATE & INSURANCE..
Office in Theatre Building,
e Main Street, Freehold, N ]
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Better on Working

Lives there the man who has net
sighed for leisHrsf And lives th8fe the
man who. In bis more sober moments
aas not been honestly gald that his
xaust work? Human nature. which
sweetens under toll. sours In leisure.
and 1t is by no means sure that the
fall from innocence which brought
work into the world 'sand all Our woe. "
was not bringing salvation disguised
as labor. Faithfuiness will dignity
and beautify even drudgery; no mat
tor what the work is, provided 1t Ia
honest. il 1t Is well done. It commands
our instructive respect Besides Il wo
did not all have to work so hard to
keep alive the jails would haze stand
ing room only,
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The Largest Flower

The largest of all the flowers Of the
world Is said by the Scientific Ameri-
can to be the Rafflesia. native OF Su
matra, 80 called after Sir Stamford
Raffles. It is composed OF five round
petals, each measuring foot across.
these surround huge cup. the upper
surface OF which Is covered with pro-
tections like a miniature cows horns
The flower weighs about fifteen lbs.
and Ia very thick.
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lnna.s tainted.

Mfr. Jones was operated on for APP
pendicitis. He was placed in small
ward to recover from the anaesthetic,
his bed being between those OF two
patients previously operated on. AS
he awoke from the anaestheuc he
said: THANK Heaven, that's over!"
"Oh. no." said the patient on his
right, when / was operated on the
doctor left a sponge, and had to go
back and get 1t out"
Eyes. indeed" said the patient on
the left, sand when was operated on
the doctor left the scissors, and had
10 go back and get them"
Just then the surgeon put his head
In the door and asked, HAS any one
here seen my hat7" and Jones faintedi
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s. fE5ss Stf az
-, - 10 -
An Old Mans Treasures
puuunansassEsss gzssxzEsassssg

xtrH1x<Et
There was no doubt that the old
man was dying. ! had done what /
could for him, but | could see there
was no hope. He had lived in the town
for many years, but no one knew
whore he came from or who he was.
He seldom left his house and garden,
where a small greenhouse had given
me the impression he took pleasure
In raising flowers.
l cheered him up as much as I
could, but he knew as well as !. did
that his heart could serve him but
little longer.
He slowly rose from his chair and
asked me to accompany him to the
garden. We entered the little green
house and he closed the door.
Here in this sacred spot it is fit
ting should tell you the story" he
said. Il, who am about to die, can
think only of Mary, as have thought
of her every day, every hour, since
she left me years ago. What be-
comes of US after death? Our ele-
ments separate and go to make new
life.
When my Mary died / had built
here a great marble basin, and. that
filed with sterile soil, in which
nothing would grow. With my own
hands fashioned grave in this
soil. and there placed nay loved
one. Over 1t / built this little glass
house and In the earth / planted the
seeds Of wild flowers, violets and
daises and other flowers Of the field
which she had loved SO well.
1.-THE sterile earth devoured her
had loved; the atoms which the
wind would have scattered remained
here, and the flowers received life.
For 90 years have had the most
precious harvest man ever garnered.
The flesh and blood of my loved one
her entire Northumberland the
delicate tissues Of these perfumed
flowers. With the most scrupulous
care have gathered these flowers.
flowers Of aIl<sorts. weeds even
everything that has taken life from
tie death of my loved one"
Silently we left the greenhouse
and returned to the house. He
opened the door of large closet
which was filled to the ceiling with
packages.
"Here is my treasure" he said,
simply. He opened one Of the pack
ages. 1t was filled with dried flowers
and leaves. The wind through the
open window caught them and car
ried a few leaves into the fireplace,
where small fire burned. Slowly he
atrowed the contents of the package
On thaA Goals. Az they blazed up he
sank on his knee before the fire.
AS the fame died out he slowly sank
down until he lay prone on the floor.
He had gone to Join Mary.
We buried the old man in the soft
earth in which mingled the dust Of
her he had loved. and when the
springtiIne came the flowers again
bloomed on the grave Of the lovers.
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rha Mama Of II

An elderly bachelor and an equally
elderly spinister sat in concert hall.
The selections were apparently entire
" unfamiliar to the gentleman, but
when the wedding March of Mendels-
sohn~ was begun he pricked up his
ears.
THAT sounds familiar" he ex-
claimed. But I'm not strong on those
classical pieces. That is a good 'un.
What is itf" The spinster cast down
her eyes.
"That." she told him demureiy. 'is
NE 'Maidenis SEaxersse. Ia $1,000
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Ho,d,no Him to Hls Word.

Bobby Crying TO get away Say.
pa, wait a minute. Didn't you tell the
callers last night that ! couldn't be
beat for mischief"
Father-"That's Just what I did.
you young rascal
Bobby--"Weli, then, what do you
mean By beating me now II MAkAkzzzzz
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Observation-Disclosures. =
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City folks visiting country neigh
bors where guinea fowls are kept have
often wondered at the CRY OF those
pretentious creatures. Probably no
other member OF the feathered tribes
emits cry as exasperating TO humaA
listeners as that OF the guinea fowl
The average man rarely hears It with
out secretly longing to throttle the
throat from which 1t came
Yet 1t has Its uses. Guinea fowls are
the policemen Of the poultry yard.
They serve as guards to give other
L. WI warning OF the approach OF dan
ger, whether 1t be In the form Of
thieves. dogs, hawks or crows. The
cry Of the guinea is said to b terrify>
ing to hawks and other predatory
birds, and 1t has prevented many .
raid upon tempting flocks OF poultry.
but the fact remains that Il Is an az.
font to the human ear.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-05-01
UrrsasonabIe AssumptIcn.

UNREASONABLE Assumption.
"Nero hddied while Rome burned"
II don't believe 1t. No yiolinist
would permit pyrotechnic display
On Che some program with himself"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-05-01

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Read THE INQUIRER and keep
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MOVE MIN|STERSTvO We FRANCN.
'BYl0 SESTAvENO MARSALE Em. Gle
Mem P0IMcARE-0vA kAbInETu.
We SNEMU DOJDE BOJI PO OBDRzENf
PREsIDENTOVA POsELSTv1.

Parlz, g. cervna. - We ctyfadvaceti hodnach DO prize
ufadu premiera Francois Marsal sesav kabine enz pfi
nese posesvi presdenta Mleranda obou domu snemu
Mileranda, kdy tyz byl premerem.
Novy premier ziskal sluzby nekoka muzd kefi pusob
s MIN poslednim kabinete ez AIierandove z r.
1920 Jsou mez nim Louis Dubois byyaly pedseda rapa
racni komse Lefevre Du Prey mnistr spravedlnosti
ginot minr valky; Capus, mnis zemedestvi Louis Ma
rn minsr spustosenych kraju Frabry mnistr koon
smes kabineu Poncareova; Rebel jenz souzi prvnm
kabinetu Poincareove Antony Ratier preseda radkani
skupny senatu Marsa sam vede premerstv zauima
ministra financf.
Tento novy premier predloz presidentovi dnes
vecer vyjedna pfedsedy snemovny senatu Panlevem
Doumerque pecteni presdenova posestv pred obema
my ltery hodiny
Jaky bude vysledek, tom je malo chybnost aspon
pokud sn6movny yce Srany evce konay dnes poradu
niz bude pokracovno Ultra iak odrazii ok ktery
vinuvs situace houlosvou President
poselstv bude zada snemovnu rozhodnu nejenom while
dem ku svemu vlastnimu rekordu Eyseskem paaci,
rovnez vzhedem ustavn moc presdenta jeho vzahu
Gi sn6mu.
Zda senat schvali presidenovo poselstv e
zamitne vyvstane mez ob6m& domy sn6mu oazce
ci presidentopy Takoya dehata nj blo tr6no
mozno e to mysem vetsiny levce vyhnouti
cee eto otazce kdezto senate ucinen bude pokus
odlozeni hlasovan, az jak snemovna rozhodne.
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AMERICTl LETci v HONG K0NeU.
FRANCOUZ D'OISY DOKONCIL VZDUSNOU
POUT z PARfzE DO TOKIA.

Hong Kong, g. cervna. = Tri americke aeropany. ez
podnkaj let koem pribyly Annoy
odpoledne vykonavse let 800 mil trech honch patn
ct minutach.
Aeropany dosihly Hong Kongu pul hodiny drive nez
byly ocekavny Panovalo nebezpeci ajfdnu oko
avsak boure prehnaa Dest
dnesnihO huste nZko vznaSejici pfekazey
vyhledu Zrovna pred pull jednou mraky zdvhly vudc
aeropan zpozorovan byl ec nzko mad zalvem nsledo-
vany dvema druhymi stroll Letc mel iobtize rozeznan
msa vyhlednuteho h sestupu tfi mile cd ostrova Hong
Kong, avSak americky orpedoborec spoeni
plany pomoc sgnalu naznac Jim sm6r imz mey brat
Poruck Smith sdel zasupci Sdruzeneho tsku. re
plany naraziy spane pocas pll cest6 Annoy, kdy
bylo Jim eet pull hodiny destem mlhou Potom vsak
vetrnost bya Jim pfizniva seupy aeropan staly bez
melody pres to- ze more bylo rozboureno
Toxic, g. cervna. Kap. Georges Peleer DOisy, fran
couzsky avak lspesne dokonc svuj let Parize do Toka
II 40 dnes dopoedne, kdyz pby do Tokorocasy asi r
Get mil severozapad odud Osaku opustil 80 rano
poedni dill sve pouti vykonal tfech hodnach edne mi
mute.
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DAuGnERTY MA BYTI vYznAMENAN.
JEHO PRATELE CHTEJf JEJ IA PREDSE
DU OHIOSKE DELEGACE.

Pfatee byvaleho generaniho navladnho zahaii boj Q
jeho zvoeni pedsedou ohoske deegace repubkanske
narodn konvenci Tim ma byt dano v6domi repubika-
mum cee zemi re Daugherty je dosud mocnym pockym
ciniteem.
Je temef sto, ze dojde ostremu zapasu. zda ucnen
bude pokus prosad tento konfeenc ohoske de-
egace hoteu Winon dnes vecer Byo zjseno behem
rejska ze nekeri nejprozrav6jsich repubkanskych
hayar povazuji tento tab blahovy Tito lodaji
hodns posayi proti kazdemu hnats jaho3 $hSt
oslaven Daugheryho jezo sparuji tom poskozen
n.y. Je pravdepodobno re toto Dude eden bod konven
ci, ktera jinak slibuje byti velm krotkou
zivy zajem vyvoal tez boj misto elena narodniho
pubkanskeho vyboru stat Ohio kere po vice let zasta
vano bylo K Hynckou Cincinnati Tyz vida, vzma
h prot nemu opposice strane oznami nemni
chazeti znovuzvoeni.
Jednim nejsilnesich kandidata pro lrad e Maui
rice Maschke Ceveandu enz ma zasteny hasy Sest Gle
veandskych deegatI mimo to pry zskava v1chede pod
pory tez jzn cas statu Ocekava ze IIynicka Wal
ter Brown Toeda ny mocny poltcky boss predou do t
bora Maschkeova kdezto Daughery F. Brushe en1
koupil cd zesnueho presdenta Hardinga Marion Star
rovnez Salem vydava casops
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EXCfSAROVNA ZITA v Pc.
NEzNf TfSNI.

Budapest, Z. cervna. - By
vala cisarovna rakouska Zita,
jak Sc oznamuje, nachazi Sc
opetne We financni tisni. Hra-
be julius Andrassy, byvaly o.
sobni pritel cisarske rodiny,
vydal sc ma cestu do Lequei-
tia We spanelsku, aby tam Sc
Zitou a nekolika mad'arskymi
slechtici projednal financni
pomery ovdovele excisarovny
d jeji rodiny. Mel byt ucinen
pokus, ably vynos nekdejsfch
kralovskych statki v Uhrach,
iez byly zabaveny uherskym
staten, byl obracen ma podpo-
ru clenI byvale cfsarske rodi-
ny. avsak okolnost, re uher-
ske finance nachazeji Sc nyni
god kontrolou Svazu narodi,
znemoznuje uznani Zitina pra
va ma byvale kralovske statky.
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Praha, 7. cervna Jeden aeroplan francouzsko-neme-
cke vzduchopavecke spoecnost byl nedaeko
Plzne donucen pedcasnemu sestupu kdyz byl cese
Parize do Prahy
Dive osoby mem nachazejci amercky c"rtuiici,
Downes imenem francouzsky pilot Hann byly lehce po-
raneny rukou hlav6 Byi vsak oba to aby pokra-
covati daSi ceste do Prahy kamz pbyi vlakem pozdG
vecer. sk@ A*
New York, Z. eervna Olin Do>vnes hudebn kritk
IN Y Times odje posedniho tydne kvetnu lodi Vee
DAM ably srav n6kok m6sici Evrope kde sdcastnti
ma riznych hudebnich savnosi referova Mich svemu
casopsu Prvn zprava eho nehode dosa form6 kabe
1ogramu enz zaslan byl eho manzelce Bostonu nemz
pravo pouze cest6 do Pahy poszen by maou
hoou Pan Downesova odiede Ultra do Evropy ably
pfpojla ku svemu manzel
IN. Y Times, ez kabeograficky informovaly sta
sv6ho zastupce obdrzey dnes sdeen re eho
jest en ehke moh odebrat do Prahy, ably pode
tam hudebnich festivaech Mezinarodnm Smetano-
We - jez jsou tam prave poradany
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v RUMUNSKU BYLO VEIL.
KE POBOURENf.

Widen, Z. cervna. - Prvni
necensurovana zprava o uda-
lostech v rumunskem hlavnim
meste Bukuresti sem prisla,
kdyz pribyl aeroplanem jisty
inzenyr ktery sdelil, re v pod
state nebylo v Bukuresti revo-
luce, nybrz bylo to pouze bou-
Rive hnuti venkovskeho lidu,
ktery Sc v poctu $4,000 shro-
mazdil v Bukuresti pod vede-
MIN generala Averescu, ably o.
devzdal krali petici, pozaduji-
.ci odstup dosavadniho minis
terstva, jemuz stoji v tele Bra
tiano. Demonstranti pribyli ma
Karlovo namesti, kde byl ko.
nan tabor, ma kterem pronesl
general Averescu rec prot
Bratianovi, prijata prislusna
resoluce a zvoleny vybor il O.
devzdal krali. Pc te Sc ven.
kovane klidne rozeSli. Bratia-
no jest sice stale dosud v cele
vlady, ale postaveni jest veli-
&C otreseno, protoze projevem
timto posilena byla i oposice
v parlamente, ktera Sc odvazi
la k ostfejsimu vystupovani a
denne mohutni. Rumunske wy
slanectvi We Vidni poprelo
zpravu z Londyna, die ktert
Bratianovo ministerstvo pablo
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k0NeREs 0DR0CIL Sc v s0B0Tu.
PRESIDENT vETOVAL PREDLOHU MA IVY
SENtPLATU POST. ZRfZENCU.

Washington, Z. cervna. Kdyz kongres odrocil dnes
vecer vasnich deba zIstav cetne dlze prace nedo
koncen senate nebya pfata schodkova pfedloha, cma
uvedeny budou do nesnaz jednotve odboy vadn nebyy
opany penze tax ably bonusovy zakon mohl by uveden
patnost Rovnez neprosa pfedoha kterou obmslelo
zmodernsova valecne lodstvo jez cnila ustanoven
zbudovani osm novych krizniku.
Zapadni senatof kongresnici zaverecnych hodnach
zasedan proh svl boj zakonodarstv dlevu zemed6
stvf zamu reformy pfitomneho zakona vzhedem "a
vodnovan pozemkI zapade Celia fada vec nanejvyse
dIlezych jchz vyfzen byo ocekavano cd pftomneho
sedani kongres byla odozena do proncoveho zasedan
Rovnez nasledkem chvatu zaverecnych hodinach
dan niceho nemoho b ucneno vzhledem presidenta
Coolidge pfedohu, die nz mey by zvysey paty postpv
Mich klerki listonosl nspekor supervsorl pfirucich
postmstrd primerne $500 rocne Pfedoha pfata byla
velkou v9tsnou sn9movn6 poslanecke senate Bude
opne vyvoana zmnim zasedan kongresu do kterez do
by poovni odbor bude hotov vysetfovanim akm zpdso
be molly by byt zskany dodatecne ddchody hrazen
zvyseneho patu postovnich zfzencI.
odrocenf kongesu rozsifily zpravy ze bude asi
nuo mmoadne zasedan ale tyto uvedeny miru
sdenim Bileho Domu President Coolidge vdbec nema
dmsu svoat kongres do mmoradneho zasedan ocekava
se nakm zpIobem opatfeny budou penfze uvedeni
borsoveho zakona patnost a tez hrazeni schodku
vznl nlknuvsiho n6kterych odborech vladnich.
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lOWDEN ODMTA NOMINACl.
RovNEz BoRAH NEPklJAL BY NAvRzE-
PRO URAD mlST0PRESIDEn1A.
DoSUD JE v POLL HOOVER A ROvNEz
DAWES ODPORUCOvAN.

Byvaly guverner Frank O. Lowden Inoisu vydal wee
SVEN domove Oregon Ill., prohlaseni nemz sdelue
re vGbec nen kanddatem nomnac MISREPRESENTATION
Jako pficinu uvadi:
"Pred tremi roxy zacal jsem live zajimat cetne
farmafsk6 organsace Ze vych zkusenos farmaen do
vano, mali obsta sp6sn6 nyn6sm organisovanem svete
venuji mnoho temto rlznym organsacim budu talk
nadae cnit sem ujst9n t6 jichz lsudku 81 vazm ze
kazu skutecnou suzbu zem6d9skym zamIm timtez cee
zemi.
"Kdybych nyn vystoupil mo spolecnici aspon dvou
organsacich chz cee sem v6f ze vazn6 by to posko
do prac onech organisac Bedve sem uvazoval ozce,
kan povinnos spSe voa dosp6 sem zav6ru re mo-
hu vet suzbu prokazati zemi cinnos ker6 jsem nyni
sitastn6n nez bych moh jako mistopresdent.
Lowden pokadan byl nejsiln6jsiho mistopresdent-
Coolidge bude pozadan ably naznaci koho pra by m
sebou listku.
Soucasne oznamenim byvaeho guvernera Lowdena, ze
nen kanddatem MISREPRESENTATION nominaci veo Gle
velandu Znamost re senator Borahz ldaha sde pres
dentu Coodgeovi Blem Dome ze zadnych okolnosti
nepfal by nonac dfad msopresidenta Ia to sekre
tar Hoover da jevo re acko nikdy neel Imysu ci
ne uchazeti zmnenou nominaci e takovem vzahu
presdenem, ze kdyby adminrace doopravdy dozadovaa
se jeho souhlasu, sotva by mohl sodepfti. 49,
ysto je ze pfftomnou dobu Hoover ma nejlepsi
hdku ziskan nominace mistopredentske postaven je
no bylo dale poseno sdeen re kongresnik Theodore E.
Burton prozatmn predseda konvence, vyad re by ha
oval pro Hoovera Nepochybne mel by Hoover este vice
hlasi ohioske deegaci
byla ozvena agitace prospech G. Dawese
Chicago take mluvi Dr. Marion Leroy Buronovi REX
Mchiganske university nominacn reci konvenci
navrhne pesdenta Coolidge ako kanddaa druhou lh1
Rozsfly pov6st president sam pfa by Burtona
jake spoenika stku avsak nemohy byt potvrzeny
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PRO NEZAPLACENOU
KOkALKU.

Spor o zaplaceni dodane ko
ralky byl pricinou. re v Cha.
rity nemocnici lezi mezi zivo-
tenn a smrti 52lety Josef Sti-
ma, 1856 vych. %. ul. Byl city,
rikrate stfelen muzem, ktery
mu dodaval lihoviny a pfi po-
zalovani zaplacenf Sc nedoho-
dli. Domnely pachatel byl po-
licii zatcen.
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PkEBYTEk Y RAkoUskEM RozPocTu.

Widen, Z. cervna TAX zvany normalni rozpoce byl
vcera konecns pat vsem strana rakouskeho paramenu
pfedozen bude rade Svazu naodn vykazue
pfem 5S3 miona zatych korun vydan $40 millon zla
tych takze jev prebytek IA mioni korun We
vcere chnz zaroven schvaeno byo opafen ohledne
dGleni pfijmu mezi sfedni provnci&ni vady.
Uspesny pokus prokazdni sednocene fronty neil ia
stupc vady odebefou do zenevy ucinen by hayne
hledem vrazedny dtok kancere Seipela.
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Santa Ana, CAL, g. = Ses muzu diva hosi Gle
MI bafske druzny, zahynulo Newport zayu kdyz jech
motorovy 6un, n6mz more vyjizde, pfeko slime
vichTce Tela nestasniku bya dosovne rozba narazy
skaska jednoho vSech zahynuvSich muzu byi
obchodnici Santa Hos byli ynove ednoho kupce
re Santa Ana zahynu svym otcem
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zATikkNi DELulckfcH vtDct.

Krstiania Norvezsko, g. Pfedseda norvezske
strany Oskar Torp vrchni redakor orgnu zm
meme organsace Martin Tranhae by odsouzen pet me-
scu do za1are ponevadz rad enum dsnicke srany aby
odpirai souz armad6 Rovnez pry radi savkucim del
niknm, aby napadali mu2e kter zaujai jeiich mista
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PRoJEv DtvERY MussoLINllAu.

Rim. T. tervna Po debat3ch, trvavSch plntch crnact
dnf behem nichz doslo tetnym rvack&m nAkolka W.
zvAA soubo posaneckA sneovna dnes odhasovaa pod
pordat mernice vady Mussolniho vetsinou $50 hlasd