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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30
htereSalte situaCi6n pOIitiCO,ad.
IliHEtTatNa que las candida.
iafaS de los Sres. C0rdaya Dd-
Mia Y Todd, para ComisiOna-
dos a Washington por eI nue.
V parlidO Crearan en- Ia Sc.
(relaia tjecutiSa de PtO. Rico
{ aCSddO COO Ia Ley Electoral, un
paftidO no puede desigaar dos CaRdi-
dHtOS para On miSmO cargo

Sigue dando juego Ell asunto de la
Csndidatura del Sr. Roberto 'codd pa-
"a Comisionado a Washington presen-
tada On la Secretaria Ejecntiva nor-
bre del Psrtido Republican, Por.orri-
Qnefo, y Ia cual candidatura ia que
dado pendiente en- v!rtud de una OPT
nf6n que al efecto emitiera el Attor-
hey General, sugiriendo que ell psti-
cionario nenara determinados reqnisi
tps, que, dicho sea de paso, haSts la
fecha no han sido cumplimentados.
Aparte del recurso legal que el Sr.
Todd ha presentado ante los Trib1ua-
les para lograr que el Secretario Eje
cntivo inscr1ba su candidatura, Sc CO.
Inenta lei hecho de ,cual habra de
scr la actitud que adopte el alto fun
eionario insnlar cuando el Sr C6rdo-
"a D&fiia,-a quien So considera acl
vefdadero candidate de los repubhca-
nos por haller -.sidos designado spor IA
AfiSnza--se presents = inscribir, su
nSAibre en- Ia secrstaria Ejecutiya pa
ra 81 cargo de Conisionado Residente
IN, washington
No hay duAa Que la situaci6n que
So crkara con tai motive ser& suma-
nnentS interesante, va que cads una
dSSlas parties ha de alegar que ella es
la, que representa- al verdadero Parti-
do Republican, PortorriQueno.
En- este asunto, segin parece, Ell
ISSUE es determinar 81 Ia asamblea
aue design6 a Ino otro candidate
rus dsbidamente celebrada, y 81 los
sehores Todd y c6rdova Davila re-
prssentan. efectivamente, la colec-
tfv1dad que eiics dicen representa-.
I'm cuanto al papel que desemps-
nara Ia Secretaria Ejecutiva, sera el
de admitir todas las solicitudes eli
su oportunidad enviarlas al Jefe de
Elecciones, de acuerdo con la Secci6n
81 de la Ley Electoral que dice ash:
"El Secretario Executive enviara
eli primero de octubre la Junta
Insular dc Elecciones listas certif-
cadas con los noinbres de todos los
candidates presentados en- su ofcina,
con expression dc los cargos para los
cuales han sido iiombrados; Y no po-
dra hacerse ninguna adicion dichas
listas, nj qIitarse nombres de la:
uiismss, bajo ningln concepto.'
Siendo el Sr. C6rdova Davila e.
candidate dc la Alianza, 10 es, AS
nlismo, del Partido Republicano
Rortorriqueiio, por 10 cual no sera
permitido la inscription de ningdr
otro certifcado nombre de dich;
CoIectividad. Accrca de tan impor
tante particular. tenemos entepdidc
que. la, Ley Electoral en- su secci6;
Sc dice como sigue:
..sNiugda partido politico .presenta
laamas dc una candidatura para
csda, cargo. 81 So presentare para 81
inscription mas de una candidaturi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30

Los repiblico-socialistas cifran todaG
sas esper"nzas en- este pleito, va qae Sc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30

como las candidaturas acordadas por
Cos mas convenciones del n1ismo
partido, ell Secretario Executive dara
aviso del hecho al comite central de
dicho partido, el cual estara facul-
tado para determinar cual es la -c9l-
didatura Official de aquel. La deci-
sion de dicho comite central debera
presentarse al Secretario Executive
antes de las doce del dia del veinte
dc septiembre. Ell Secretario Eie-
cutivo debera regirse por dicha deci.
sion menos que en- treinta de sep
tiembre, antes, un tribunal de JUS
ticia ordenare 10 contrario. En- case
de que el comite central del partido
interesado dejare de presentar su de-
cisi6n antes de las doce del dfa del
veinte de septiembre, sc considerara
como candidatura Official de dicho
partido la candidatura presentada
en- primer termino al Secretario Eje
cyltivo Y todas las demas candidatu.
ras del misno partido para el mis-
mo cargo seran consideradas nulas
Y sin valor."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30
CONFIRMATION

81 ell Lcdo. Coll y cuchi nos hubiese
dicho rotundamente, que estaba ente-
rado de todo, y cue no estaba dispueste
a aceptar, bien nos hubiese dicho, qrs
esos rumores no tenian Andamento al
(Continua en- la "a. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30

gun hemos dicho en- anteriores e1icio-
mes, los socialistas los puros Green
que 81 conservan la alcaldia de Ponce
tienen asegrrado ell triunfo EN- todo eli
tlistrito. y no estan dispuestos darss
por vencidos, sin haber agotado antcs
todos los recursos. De ahi tanto "Qu5
Warranto". Mandamus, Habeas Cor
pus. etc. ahora, ell Lcdo. Martinez
Nadal, nuien a la vez que politico. eS
nn abogado muy habil, ha encontrado
Gro recrrso especial por Ell cual pueds
consegnir que dicho recurso de "Quo
Warranto" contra ell senior QliveraS,
Ell vez de verse en- la Corte de Distrito
DE Ponce, Sc yea ante ell Tribunal ST.
premo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30
HAY UNA DIFIcULTAD..

En- Ia vida, las dificultades surgen
a granel Y los republico -socialistas 81
han encontrado con que ell Tribrnal
Supreme Sc declara en- vacaciones q
pr6ximo sabado, dia 2 de agosto. Y no
es ESQ tan solo, sino que ell Mandamus
irterpuesto por don Roberto H. Todd,
qaizas no pue6a ser resuelto definitl-
vamente en- esta session ordinaria del
Tribunal Supreme. Atendiendo esas
razones. Jos sefiores Roberto H. Todd v
Rafael Martinez Nadal, han solicitado
del Hon Gobernador Towner que de
acuerdo con las facultades que lie con-
fiere la ley, convoque una session ex.
traordinaria del Tribunal Supreme, pa
ra que este continue sus sesiones has
IA que sea necesario.
Hemos estado pulsando la opinion. y
Sc nos ha manifestado que hay grandes
probabilidades de que ell Gobernador
acceda 4 los deseoS de los seiiores Todd
y Martinez Nadal, quedando este asun-
to del Mandamus y el Quo Warranto
resueitos en- esta temporada judicial.
Viene corroborar esta opinion, Ell
hecho de que varios de los Jueces del
tCcutindA On II pagina y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-30
CoMPRE

Los meiores Driles imperiales In
gleses de hilo puro, blanco Y crudo, te-
nemos ell legitimo blanco No. 100.
Ell CoRTE INGLEs
San sose st. No. S.
Telefcno 1l2s-P. Q. B. 9g4.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
"PIONEER TRAILS'-LYCEUM.

A picture that combines real thrills. exciting adventure. romance and & photo- panoramic masterpiece of beauty is "pioncer Trails" that is playing 10 capacity houses at the Lyceum. On this bill also are ser- eral good vaudeville acts. including IaToys Models an act in which three perfectly trained dogs vie with their two human masters in doing their stuff; Rome and Jordan in 8 comedy singing, talking and dancing skit and Eric Phillips and his troupe Of ath- letc stars.
 Pioneer Trails" presenting Gull len Lands and Alice Calhoun, sup ported by a large cast, including a band of real Indians.
 Sunday night the Lyceum shows two real real features. One stars Houdini. the famous magician, in "Haldane of the Secret Service" The other big number Sunday is Patsy" starring Wallace Beery, Miss ZaSn Pitts and Marjorie Daw. Patsy, as its name implies. is a comedy drama and while the chief fun making is rcposed in the hands of Miss Pitts, both Beery and Miss Daw act as skillful foils 10 Miss Pitts rare abil- ity 10 create humorous situations.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
Communist Agitation in
 Egypt Incites Natives

Alexandria, Egypt, April 4.---Re- ports from industrial ccntcrs Of Egypt indicate that several hundred Communist leaders are busy organ izing tho workers and melting them to violence. The Communists are believed 10 have entered the country when the British control was with drawn, and evidently have made considerable hcadwsy in spreading propaganda.
 Tho workmen employed at large cotton oil factory near here forcibly took possession of the premises and held them until Znghlnl Pasha. prime minister. sent large force 10 evict them. The factory and others in the neighborhood are under po- lice guard but have not been re- opened.
 Tho police seized huge quantities of documents while raiding the prem iscs occupied by the communists fol- lowing the factory disturbance.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
MARTY DupREE AT PALACE.

Marty Dupree and her tollies open ed their farewell bill at the Palace and Incidentally are doing the greatest bill Of their entire shows. IL is a laugh from start to finish with all the comedy supplied by Bennie Drohan and Frank Murray and the rest Of the cast of principals offering excellent, singing and dancing numbers. The chorus also work fine in this bill and the whole show is certainly wor; h seeing 10 those who like good clean musical comedy. Tonight is amateur night and quite a few local amateurs will appear 10 win the cash prizes of fered. Saturday is the last showing Of Marty and her company and it is hoped that d good crowd will turn out to send them off. The photoplay fea- ture presents William S. Hart in Sin ser Jim Mckee"
 Name the Man." the first Victor Saatrom production since that direc- tor came 10 the Godwyn studios from Sweden, opens Sunday at the Palace theater. Included in the cast are Conrad Nagel, Mae Busch. Patsy Ruth Miller, Hobart Bosworth, Creighton Hale. Dewitt c. Jennings. Evelyn Sel- bic and many other well known play CTS.
 The story was adapted to the screen by Paul Bern, from the novel entitled "The Master of Man." by Sir Hall Caine, and was Victor Seastrom's first production under a contract the Swc- dish director signed with the Goldwyn studios.
 The picture was enthusiastical ae- claimed by critics and public, and had long runs at large theaters in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and other Of the largest cities in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
GREAT BILL AT CAPITOL.

Tonight and Saturday the Capitol is presenting a great bill Of vaudeville apd photo play features that made big hit with the capacity audiences yesterday. The show was a solid hit from start to finish and the entire Keith vaudeville bill is a wonder. Shura Rulowa So Co. are troupe of Russian dancers, the best ever seen in this city. They dance gracefully in a beautiful stage setting and with cos tumse tllaet are very elaborate, Smith and Dureils offer Musical Moments De Luxe" two voices and piano in which they sing and play wonderfully well. Jack Fay (; Co. offer "A Trip 10 Monte Carlo" q breezy musical skit in which the audience is actually carried away to Monte Carlo with them. Their offering shows some dances good singing, and is plump full of comedy. Mir. Fay is a splen- did comedian and he is, ably assisted by a clever young actress and. two men. Gene and Mary Enos arc seen in Strength and Beauty" an excel lent gymnastic offering that was well received. Robinson and Pierce was the big laughing hit of the bill with their clever shit, No More Saloons" In fact they received the lions share of applause and local theatergoers were very much pleased with their act. They are a riot in the family quarrel and their rapid wit and talk hits good many in the audience right on the right place. No doubt this clever team will be very popular during their stay here. Tho photo play feature offers "The Uninvited Guest" a thrilling Williamson under sea story with beautiful natural color scenes and a cast of stars that arc ey- cellent in the production. On Sun day night the Capitol will feature as a special attraction The Worlds a Stage" an Elinor Glyn story with Dorothy Phillips and Kenneth Harlan in the leading roles.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
"MlIlPPISt.fHOsS

"The Whipping Boss" which come. to fhe lserum thcater April 7fh. Sth md 9th. under the auspices Of Eddy G'oyer poet CT the American Teeion, .s onc o' the r,oSt Ji.cuaccd film tira mas Of the year.
 Because of it's unusual theme, its fast action and its con' incinE DOT. fraral of ihe evils Of tho convict 1ras. irr ststem, tho film has hern breaking aiterdance records throughout tho rountry.
 The stor~. riiic based on th. sen sationsi 're.ett case. will fpreal 10 the mot a.naitivs thtetcr audience. 'The Nhi~tirS rosG' is p.ri,aps the treatost hufHc1-irtcrest p.cturc ever rro5u"ed. Its heart appeal is taid 10 le cAcr greater than that Of the film dramn. "O,er the lIill."
 "The Whipping Boss' YES pro- dLced by tho Beverly production Of HolIyrood. The eStsrior- were made n the south. neat inc prison camp , phcre Martin Tabcrt died. Barbara Bedford. VITO played lna5s in "Thc Spoilers" aud "The Acquittal." and I.la.d Hughes arc co-stars in the pic tLrr.
 In bringing "Ths Whipping Boss" to New Britain. i'onm9nder [. l.. Us- fen Of the American i.eeion. sEid yes- trr1ay that Inc Legion offers for pub lsc approval a film of uarsual entor- iainmcnt SaIJic n1d 2 'ital r1e zsag". romms ndrr o=ron said thct tl'e l4o-
 
 i5e CT crim.na's hut wns advocating Inc humane t-~@tnn ant of prisoaers. "Tbe American rrion." raid the cor1- .nandcr. 'pas ireirumen,~l in bring itr tho Tsifeft raso 10 light and il rorfinucs 10 carry on--for humanity rni righteousness.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
IMMIGRANTS CROWD DOORS

Hamburg. April i.--IIamburg has become the gateway to North and South America for the travellers of eastern European states. According 10 emigration statistics. k2.4oO per- sons passed through Hamburg last year bound for the United States and 50.30o for Sonih American countries. All told i36.i1s persons embarked from here last year. or about Si per cent more than during iac.. Of these 73,06n were Germans. the others being from tho various coun- tries of eastern Europe.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

T:40 tos7:tg D. m.--EIectric cook ing for better homes.''
 a:55 D. m.'-Arlington time signal. 1v;0D p. m.--Concert.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

6:00 ?. m.--Dinner concert zoo p. m.--Dramatized story. Cur rent book review. .. ';S0 p. m.-Bedtime story. 9:55 p. m.-Arlineton time signals. ll:o0 p. n.-Chamber music, so- prano; flute.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

Ask Grandmoihcr about fas orinE eN- itac's. She viH a; once sa- Bakers Certified" Carried by a.l good gro- esrs.--adNf.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

VOICES M THE AIRS.
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kDkA Westinghouse, East Pittsburgh)
 Friday. April 1. 1921 6:lo P. m. Organ recital. I:l5 D. m.-Sunday school lesson. 1880 D. m.--Feature. ':4o D. m.-Market reports. 500 D. m.--Eadio Boy Scouts meet ing.
 $50 D. m.---Concert. S:55 D. m.-Arlington time signals. Weather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

e.50 p. m,-- San1man's visit $50 ?. m.-Sport news and weath- CT forecast.
 zoo p. m.-EducationaI lecture. 7:.0 D. m. Sunday school lesson. 500 p. m.-- Musical program. Mt Morris College Mems Glce club. 9;0o p. m.--Weekly tourists road bulletin.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

1U:02 D. m.--Weather forecast. lu:03 D. ln.-Dance program.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

tAmcrican Telephone and Telegraph
 co.--New York City,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

WCAP (Chcsapea and Potomac Tel. Co.) I:3n-S:O0 D. m.-conccrt.
 S;o0-S:20 D. m.--'Sparks from the Political Wheel"
 S:s0-lo:00 ?. m.-OrChestra pro- gram.
 10:o0-i2:0o D. m.--Dance music.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

1:10 to lU:0o p. m.--Bcd time story daily sport talk: ''The Happiness Boys: Dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
Itl'NS'
Westinghouse, Chicsgo.)

6:0O. p. m.-Spanish lessons. $50 p. m.- Bedtime story. zoo to I:50 p. m.--Dinner concert. zoo to I:l0-Joska DeBarbary's orchestra.
 1:l0 to 7:@0--Clyde Doerr's orch- estra.
 7:20 to 7:30--Joska DeBa bary's orchestra.
 7:35 to 7:45 D. m.--Talk. lO:00 D. m. to 200 a. m.--Mid- night revue.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
N 'I,.tI.

6:0U D. m.---Dinncr concert.
 $50 D. m.-Special dance program.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
ll'IiY

General Electric Co.-Schenectady) 6:o0 p. m.-Market quotations; news.
 6:SO p. m.-Childrens program. 1885 P. m.-IIealth talk.
 7:f5 D. m.-Weckly health talk. 500 p. m.-Concert.
 lO;50 D. m.-Musical program. Dance program.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
AI'II,.

W1P. (Gimbel Bros. s.--Philadclphia.) 6:oY P. m. .--Bascball dope. G:1o D. m.--The Jordan-LeWis dance orchestra. 6:45 D. m.Market reports. zoo p. m.--Bedtime stories and roll call.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
Ns'HAS.

WHAS. Courier Journal and Louisville Times. ky.l 7:30 10 $500 D. m.--Cancert; bari tone solos; reading: news bulletins: official standard time.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

tStrawbridge and Clothier-rhila.) 6:00 p. m,--"Sunny Jim" 6:SO ?. m.---t'oncert orchestra.  (American Radio and Research Corp.--Medford Hillside, Mass.)
  6:l5 ?. m.---Tode practice, 6:S0 D. m.--Meeting of Amrad Rig Brother club.
 ZOO ?. m.- Boston police reports. 7:30 D. Evening program |, Selected verses 2, Red Cross Health Talk. ,. Concert.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

tNcstinghousc-Boston.)
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
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woe. iralmcr School Of Chiropractic--Da- Nenport, Tova.)
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
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 nghousc-Boston.) T:40 tos7:5D D. m.--Electric cook ing for better homes" a:55 D. m.'-Arlington time signal 1v;Up p. m.--Concert.
 WICK. ODctroit Free Press Detroit) 6:eU D. m.--Dinncr concert. $50 D. m.-Special dance program
 WEAE. tAmcrican Telephone and Telegraph Co.-New York City, T:10 to lU:00 p. m.--Bcd time stor, daily sport talk: ''The Happiness Boys: Dance orchestra. iralmcr School Of Chiropractic-Da-
 Nenport, Towa.) 6.30 p. m, SanIman's visit, $50 P. m.-Sport news and weath- CT forecast. zoo p. m.--Educa tional lecture. 7:20 D. m. Sunday school lesson. 500 p. m. Musical program. Mt Morris College Mems Glce club. o:0o p. m.--wcelily tourists road bulletin.
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 WIT. (Gimbel Bros. os.--Philadclphia) 6:0Q P. m. Baseball dope. G:lo p. m.--'rhe Jordan-Lcwis dance orchestra. 6:45 p. m.Market reports. zoo p. m.-Bedtime stories and roll call.
 WHAS. Courier Journal and Louisville Times. kyD 7:S0 10 9:O0 p. nn.--Cancert; bari tone solos: reading; news bulletins: official standard time.
 WGR. (Fcdcrai Telephone and Telegraph Co.-New York CityD G:S0 D. m.--Dinncr music. 7:S0 p. m.-Discst of the days news.
 S;oo P. m,--Musical program. l0:0o p. m.--Tenor soloist. ll;00 D, m,-- Supper music.
 ---------------
 WNaC.
 Shepard Stores - Boston.) 6;o0 P. m,--Childron's half hour. $50 p. Dinner dance. S:00 p. m.--Concert,
 WYNN. uoeN's State Thoater Bldg. zee New
 York Cii%.D ll:QD D. m,--Three Ormande sisters ll:15 D. m.--- Song review. II:i5 D. m,--Sinsine. 1a:00 n. m, Baritone, l2:15 D. ms, Jay Kaufman and his celebrities. i2:i5 n. m.-- Baritone. 1:00 "A. m.--lIarry Richman.
 MJZ. LAcolisn lfall-Now York Ciiy)
  goo D. m.--Boainc lesson for boya 1:&0 n. ri.--D Dance program. S.00 P. rl.--Current topics. S.tj P. m. Adventures Of Cuh Reporter" S:S0 D. m.- Soprano. 9.l5 r. m.--Concert . ih:00 ?. m.---"0liNer Goldsmith Died April 4th, l7T4." iO.50 D. ni.--Dance program.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
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Westinghouse, Springfeld)
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

ODctroit Free rress-Detroit.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24

PRODA 81 obchodnf mfsto ma
Fulton Rd., vyhodne pro cukro
vinkovy obchod aneb obchod
obuvni. Tel jiny Sc mIze u
platnit. Cena $500. Dale do
my, jednorodinny ma w. 100
ST., "a $8400, jednorodinny ma
w. 80 St. "a $500, dvouro-
dinny ma Storer ave. "a $4,000.
Nam tez i majetky v Lake
wood. Blizsi sd6li Edward
Kudrna, pozemkovy jednatel,
2064 Bunts Rd., Lakewood, O.
Tel. Lakewood As w aneb v
{. 1898 Fulton Rd. 1926
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24
u NAKLADATELE MODER
Mich ODRHOVAcEK

Basnik a skladatel: "Preje-
tie 81 vydati moji nejnov6isi pi-
sen?"
Nakfadatel: Mali verse ne
iakeho smyslu?"
Basnik a skladatel: "Ale
kde-"
"Nakladatel: "Jest v Mich
nejaky vtip?"
Basnik a sxladatel: "Co pax
vas to napada.'
Nakladatel: "a coz hudba
jest melodicka?"
Basnik a skladatel: "Ani je-
diny ton"
Nakladatel: ''Sem S tim, to
mIzeme potfebovat, vyhovuje
to pine vkusu dnesniho publ
ka."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24

PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Zari-
zeny delikatesni, cukrovinkovy
a grocerni obchod, stor rohovy
vc. 1907 vych. Ia. ul., kde Sc
trzi tydne pres $500. Je pfi
mem byt 0 a p6knych svetni-
Icich a celkovy najem Obnasi
S45. Blizsi sdeli jednatel v c.
61O6 Quincy ave. 1923
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24

Obchod elektrickymi a radio
vymi potfebami ma mestske
kfizovatce, blize ziveho rohu,
kde Sc vzmaha obchOd. Velka
prilezitost pro praveho OBJ
chodnika. Obetuje sc primo
jen "a 5000. Dobra pficina k
prodeji. 1921 E. 90. st. Tel.
Broadway 1859 w. 7-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24
komdrce, v niz byl vzduch tako-

komirce. v nfz byl vzduch tako-
W. ze jest podivem. ze nezemfe-
Ia. Nikde nebyla hlasena. ami
do skoly nechodila. kdyz dosel
omen dopis ma hejtmanstvi. bylo
vyslano 6etnntvo vysvobo.hti ne
zname svstu dits. Ale Sc zlou
Sc potazalo. Matka deveete. du-
sevns zatemnsla osoba. Sc IA Get
nsky osopila a vzala ma ne vidle
Phi tom volala: Me jest dits.
vam po nem mic neni!" Cetnici
odesi nepofizenou. Nezbyvalo
mic jineho. nez nest 'astneho dev-
iete zmocnih Sc lsti. Byli vypra-
veni detektivove S autem. Pied
Berndorfem vystoupii a nahle
vnikli do domu. v nsmz devce by
10 vsznsno. Jeden z detekhvG
Sc otce divcina. druhy
zavfel jeji matku do jine mistno-
sti a. tfeti vnikl do temne kobky.
v nil .byla divka drzana. Tato
Sc branila. ale byla pfemozena.
zabalena do houns a do plasts. a
do cekajiciho automo-
blu. Byl to zalostnyy pohled ma
vyievene dsv6e, ktere prvns vide
10 lidi. oblohu. stromy, zvifata a
pole. Matka jeii iako smysll
zbavena bszela kus cesty "a au-
tenn. volaiic. ably j We jmenu "a
kona vratili dits. Otec Sc chtel
obssii. Vcas vsak mu byl wat
provaz. DsvGe bylo prohlednu-
to lekafem. ktery konstatoval ma
prostou tslesnou seslost a dano
do zenske opatrovny We Styrskem
Hradci. Vysetfovanim vyjde ma
jevo. proc rodiSove tax iedinyym
ditstem iednali.
Nalezists ianYzl v okcli
Pferova ma Mcravs. Jak zns.
mo deji Sc pckusy zaessti u
mas pestovani lanyzu a zatin
ucelem dovazi sc material z
Francie. Tento smer nazyva
agr., "Svoboda" v Brine pochy-
benym. protoze name u mas
dl" sdeleni agr. dr.. Frant. Mo-
haDle z Prerova, domaci ra.
leziste lanyzu, a to velmi hoj
ne v lesich. lezicich v katas.
tru obce Bochofe a Whose I
Pferova, jez patfi arcibiskur
stvi. P1da Y techto lesich jest
tezka, hlinita, vlhka, poros1
hlavne jasan a 6upy, take Ii
pa a brfza. Lide sbiraji lany.
ze V lesieh bosi, TAX ably bo
sou nohou uctili pri naslapnut
nohou zvyseniny povrchu phi
dy. jez isca zpusobeny tuhy
mi lanyzi, vyvinutymi pod po
vrchem pudy. Sber lanyzu by
Y lesich bochorskych a vlkos
skvch Ioni necbycejne vydat
ny a houba tato byla pravi
delne prodavana ma trhu V Pr,
rove. Bylo By zahodno, alb.
zejmena prof. Mohapl, jenz S,
touto otazkou Zabyva, toto n;
leziste prohledl. Rovnez byl,
by nutno s nasimi hospodyn
kami Sc dohovoiit o pfipravt
Lanyzi uzivaji sc We Franci
hlavne pri vyrobe paStik, &c
hoz u mas neni. Ma Preroy
sku pripravuji v nekterych re
dinach lanyze veicem; hou
ba pry Jest tNrdsi nez hri
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkOvy OBJ
chod vedle nejvetsi skoly v me
ste, ma jedne strany sc naleza
knihovna. Da Sc lacino, ale
pouze "a hotove. Haste sc v
c. 1868 Buckeye Rd. 1926
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod prodejem dou-
tnikG, kde sc trzi cd $500 do
$1,000 tydn6. v nedeli zavre-
no.. Da Sc LEVINE pri brzkem
prodeji. Tel. Eddy 6233. Biz
81 sc sdeli v {. 6106 Quincy
Ave. 1927
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, kde je trzba "a
hotove v c.12933 st. Clair A
We. Tydni pfijem pres 500,
malo pracovnich hodin. v ne
deli zavreno. Blizsi adeli jed
mattel v {. 6106 Quincy Ave,
mezi 5. a Z. hod. yecer. AS
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou jiti do
obchodu dIm Sc vsim zarize-
MIN, ctyry pokoje dole diva
pokoje nahore, koupelna, fer
mes, garaz, elektrika. Haste
Sc v {. 334O zap. 54. ul. 3-25
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POZEMEk trech akrech ma
dlazdene ulici Walling Rd.,
dve minuty cesty cd Brecks-
Vile Rd., Sc proda LEVINE. Hla-
ste sc v c. 12714 Beechwood
ave. v Corlett. Ptejte Sc ma
Mrs. Raleigh. 1926