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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Next President
OfU.W. Likely
To Get A Raise

The new president of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, for whom
the board of university regents is
6anvassing the country, will in all
probability be granted higher
salary than has been paid in the
past it became apparent recently.
when several Of the regents, in
Guiding Theodore Kronshage, pres
ident of the board, returned from
"a two weeks trip to eastern cities
to interview several well Known
educators who are being consid-
cred for the position.
Many rumors are afloat in Mad
ison regarding the probable choice
of the regents. While there is
no direds information obtainable,
there is good authority for the
statement that among those who
are being considered most serious
ly. for the presidency are Robert
Morse Lovett of the University of
Chicago, well known educator, and
writer; Professor Roscoe Pound
Of the Harvard Law school, and
Prof. John X. Commons of the
state university.
The 'rumor regarding Prof. Pound
ef Harvard was given additional
color when it was announced that
the regents had gone to Boston,
Mass.
Shortly after President E. A.
Bfrke declared that he wished to
resign not later than February,
it. became apparent that the re-
gents would be handicapped in
their search for his successor by
the fact that Wisconsin pays its
university president a lower salary
than any other state, except Ohio
One Of the regents stated. yesterday
that the presidents salary of SO
600 a year will not be allowed to
stand in the way of getting the
best available man for the new pc
sition and intimated that there
will be little difficulty in having
the salary increased if necessary
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25

e ~
Since he was stricken in Milwa.
kee, several months ago, James E.
Jones, veteran Kilbourn editor,
who for over forty years was i
Identified With the Kilbourn news
paper business at the Dells City,
has not recuperated encouragingly
and accordingly will sojourn in the
south for a time in the hope that
the change to. a warmer climate
may be CONDUCIVE to a lasting i'm
provement in his condition O.
health. .,.
A native OF Georgia, Mr., Jones
returns, temporarily at least, to
the state OF his birth, the length
of his stay depending upon the
benefit that may result therefrom.
He and his good wife left Kilbourn
for Milwaukee where they stopped
for nights visit at the home Of
Mrs. Jones, brother. Saturday they
went on to Chicago, from where
they took !, through train for At
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Business Meeting
Of A.C. Church
Young People

At the A. G. parsonage, WedneS-
day night, the Loyal Workers held
their business meeting for next
year. Meeting opened with pray
er by Ed. Bump. Many items of
BUSINESS were discussed and set.
tied for a better year. Officers were
elected as follows.
Pfesident-Perry Loomis.
Vice-pres. Edward Bump.
Sect. and Treas Minnie Jones.
Organist-Vida Holmes
Asst Organist-Erene Bump.
Jr. Supt-Lucy Hendricks.
intermediate Supt.-Mrs. Coontz.
Collector-Perry Loomis.
Reporter Mrs. Stillson.
Devotional Comm.-E. O. Coontz
owen Prothero and Hazel Trussel.
Mercy and Help Comm.-Carrie
Rooney, Minnie Jones and Leona
Bump.
Social Comm. Vida Holmes, Ell
eanor Jones and Marion Douglass.
Lookout Comm. Marabeth Room.
ey, Irene Bump, and Loretta Doug
lass.
Meeting closed with fine adj
dress by the president on the mp
lift of the society,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Physicians OF
Supt. Hayes
Are Encouraged


Madison physicians attending
Superintendent w. H. Hayes today
are very much encouraged over
This condition according to reports.
Int is stated that he is much i'm
proved. The Baraboo man is able
to move his left hand and left
tleg slightly it is said.
Saturday night Mr.. Hayes spent
q very uneasy night it was stated
at the hospital where he is con
fined in Madison
! The Northwestern road execu-
tive was stricken with a stroke
Friday afternoon in Madison while
directing the movement of spec
ial trains to handle the student
transportation going home for the
holidays.
Mr.. Hayes is universally liked by
those with whom he comes in
daily contact and his illness at
the Yuletide season has cast
gloom over the entire Madison
division working force.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Eastern Reedsburg
News Notes

Our school closed last Friday for
"a two weeks holiday vacation.
Misses Anna, Emma and Fred
Haugh spent last Thursday evening
at Lyman Montgomery
Mrs. Frank Harkan spent the
past week at Mauston visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Retzlaff and
daughter Vernie were Sunday visit
ers with their son Obie and family.
Fred Haugh spent Friday night
with his friend, Ernest Ende.
Mrs. Robert Simpson of Beloit
was a caller in this vicinity last
Saturday
A. E. Whyte Of Brandon, Oregon,
has been in this neighborhood the
past few weeks and now having
hold his farm to Clarence Powell
he will return to Oregon soon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Former Judge
Sank County
Dies, st. Paul

James w. Lusk, S3, former gen
eral counsel for the Chicago
Great Western railway, and for
40 years prominent in legal and
financial circles in St. Paul, died
suddenly at his home in st. Paul.
Mr.. Lusk began study of law
at Reedsburg, just before the
Civil war. At the outbreak of the
war he enlisted.
After his return he practised
law and was elected county
judge of Sank county. 49,
Later he became president OF
the Reedsburg Bank. He came
to st. Paul in 1884. s
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Program, Is Gipen
For Christmas By
Presbyterian Folk

Christmas services were held ar
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening, in charge of Mrs. Bert
Fosnot, and all of the numbers Civ
zen were beautifully appropriate.
"Under the Star, pageant, was
given by members of the Bible
school. Little folks of the primary
department took part in Chinese
play, ''The Good Samaritan. Rich
ard Fosnot gave story, Where
Love Is, God Is, and pretty tab
leau of Mary, the shepherds, and
the Wise Men was accompanied by
solo by Miss Inez Cyan as Mary.
Little Miss Dorothy Dieter also
sang solo most pleasingly.
The numbers were accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Earl Dieter
and Miss Lucy Morley assisted with
the pipe organ accompaniments.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Smith Hollow Folks
To Lime Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wood OF
Smith Hollow have moved into the
Atom house in Lime Ridge. They
moved into town so their son
could attend High school.
Earl Page has been employed by
DIR, Bible to work on his farm.
Mrs. Bertha Brenizer will enter
tain the Women's Missionary So
,ciety Friday afternoon, Jan. 2.
Mabel Seldom has gone to. Madf
son where she has employment.
Miss Mary Ludtke died Wednes
day Dec. IL at the home Of Fer.
.dinand Hasse. She lived here un
til a few years ago and her many
friends were grieved to hear of hei
death.
George Talbot has been disabled
for some time from injuries receiv
ed by falling on the ice.
A Christmas tree and entertain
ment was given by the school Fri
day night.
The school closed Friday, Dec. Is
for two weeks holiday vacation
The teachers went to their homes
to spend vacation.
The Sunday School gave Christ
mas Pageant entitled the Light
That Ne'erI Shall Fade" on Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. A. Wood who has beer
sick for some time is On the gain.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Veteran Editor Of KiIbourn \.
Goes South For His Health;A
Was With Newspaper 40 Years

lanta the home OF married dau&h
ter, where they will visit for
thine. v
Editor Jones is a civil war vet
.eran and has been prominent in
Grand Army of the Republic affahs
in Wisconsin, the state of his a
.Gcption In his younger years he
saw service in the regular army.
He was with General Clusters
command and only escaped the
massacre on the Little Big Horn,
because his horse went lame and
he was prevented from rejoining
The Inflated detachment before the
stack, being absent, as Il dis
patch rider TO headquarters. AS a.
young soldier, he enjoyed the &C
quaintance and friendship of the
noted scout "Baffalo Bin" (Col.
VIM. f. Cody a Friendship that
continued until the latter's death.
Col. Cody visited Mr.. Jones at Kill
bourn several years ago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
u. W. Students
Begin Annual
Yule Exodus


The holiday exodus of more
than 5000 of the nearly 5000 stu
dents at the university began Fri
day at noon. Six special trains
left within an hour carrying the
men and women home. More lett
later in the afternoon and even
ing on the regular trains.
The vacation this year, nineteen
days, is the longest in several
years, the university authorities
having granted several extra days
over the weekend which pre-
yiously had been omitted. Classes
will be resumed Tuesday, Janf7.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Jr. High School
Xmas Program

The Baraboo Junior High school
rendered the following Christmas
program Friday afternoon:
Solo, "The Flower Song'-ThCm
as Peck
Play, "The Assessor
(Play shows what difficulties
often confront the assessor on his
trip through the rural district.
A Christmas Hymn Mildred
Mielke
Piano Solo Martha Radtke.
"On Christmas Night in Beth
lehem Town '-Marjorie Turner,
Viola Bjornsen, Margaret Henry,
Audrey Cowles, Marie Schacht,
Dorothy Stortz.
Piano Solo Ruth Deppe ii
"Once in Royal David's City
Marvel Ruda
Recitation Edna Wilcox
"Santy's Surprise Tree"-Roy
Scott, Everett Paddock, Freder-
iek Mercy. William Engelman,
Billie Fuller.
Duet Flying Dove" Hill
Hard, Viola woodwork.
Poem Myrtle HatcheH
Vocal Solo-Hubert Sceales
Piano Solo Dorothy MaIther
Saxophone Solo Robert Scheib-
le
Poem Hazel Kruger
| Piano Solo-Dorothy Crane
Poem Genevieve Lind
Piano Solo--Dorothy Farnsworth
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Winter of 1915
Was Coolest
On Record

81 A white Christmas is
* slated for us. It's season
= able in the best sense and
= will probably haye no sum-
\ mer after-clap.
- The story of the winter
!: of 1856 is still on record
= and not dear to wise ones.
4. December was very mild
y and in January people used
y fire mainly for cooking. The
* next two months were in
Il line with the exception of
s. two cold days. But in April
* snow fell and storms con-
- tinued into June.
x The year became famous
* OR infamous-for having
:. no summer. Frost occur
* red every month and no
= corn ripened north of Vir7
s. GINA.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
PRAIRIE DU SAC SCHOOL

The graded schools of Prairie
du Sac gave an excellent Christ
mas program in the high school
gymnasium on Friday night. For
more than two hours the pupils en-
ertained with readings and songs
and much credit is due teachers
and pupils for their very enjoyable
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
SUPT. HAYES
HAS Stroke
IN MADISON
Condition not thought
To Be Alarming In
Madison Hospital

w. A. Hayes, superintendent OF
the Madison division of the C. & N.
W. railroad, suffered slight
stroke Friday afternoon and is al
the Madison General hospital
where he is reported as resting
easily today. Mrs. Hayes is in
Madison with her husband Mr.
Hayes was taken i'll while in Madi
son to direct the movement OF
special trains, conveying the uni
versity students to their homes
Friday afternoon. Reports from
the hospital state that there is moth
ing alarming in his condition.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Supt. Hayes
Much Better
In Madison

The condition of Supt. w. H.
Hayes continues to improve ac-
cording to reports today from his
son, William Hayes, who was at
the bedside of his father Monday
night and again Tuesday after
noon.
The physicians at the Madison
hospital where the railroad exeeu-
tive is confined continue to be
very much encouraged over the
rapid improvement made by the
patient. His mind is entirely
clear and his left leg is now al
most normal. The left arm con
tinues TO be effected.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
E.F. Banquet
And Election Of
1925 Officers

Members and families of the
Equitable Fraternal Union We're
entertained at a banquet in the
Odd Fellows hall on Friday night.
There was good attendance and
an enjoyable social time.
Election of officers took place
and the following were elected:
PRESIDENT Charles OFT.
Vice President-Mrs. Leonard
Case.
Secretary Cyan.
Adviser-MPs. Charles OFT.
Warden Edgar Butterfield.
Treasurer-W H. Caflisch.
Trustee-Tom Cummings.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
DPROGRAM
PARED TO BONE
Wisconsin's Schedule
For 1925 Lowest In
Years, Says Engin-
eer


Wisconsin's highway program
for 1925 will be one of the small
est in years and viii be a good
distance behind the work planned
by other states, State Highway
Engineer John T. Donaghey de-
elared Monday in Madison.
Not more than s13,000,000 will
be spent on the highways next
season, compared with about $25,
coo, 600 last season, Donaghey said.
County bond issues for highway
purposes have fallen off sharply.
Only about $1,009,O0O will be a.
valuable from this source next
year, against $1O,0O0,000 of pre-
vious years.
Backs Gas Tax
Appropriation to match about
So, 0e0, 600 in federal aid and reve-
mes from motor license fees will
provide for the rest of the reve-
nue@for highway construction.
The highway engineer is partic-
uFafly anxious for the passage of a
gasoline tax by the next legisla-
ture. Such a levy will not in
Hcrease the aggregate amount a.
VALUABLE for road purposes, as it
will replace part OF the appropfa-
.tions usually made by the legisla-
ture. 1t will, however, mean more
ready money for highway con-
struction.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Handle Record
Mail In Local
Post Office


Christmas mail poured into the
Baraboo post office Monday in
great quantities. A record amount
Of mail for shipment out Of the
city was received in the local
building during Monday. 1t was
the largest amount ever handled
in one day here. City carriers
were delayed as long as three
ours in going around their routes.
An extra crew of men is now at
work assisting with the distribu-
ton of Christmas packages re-
ceiyed at the post office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25

Zimmerly, Miss Lulu Stillman, Mrs.
Frank Shuts, Mrs. R. E. Kartack,
Miss Anne Hazeltine-fH. c. Duncan,
Miss Minnie Desmond, Miss Olga
Reinking, Henry Koppke, Mrs. j. H.
Scheible, Miss Katherine Kingsley,
Mrs. J. e. English, Mrs. B. Jenn-
ings, Baraboo.
Mrs. George w. Davies and Miss
Gaynofd Carroll, North Freedom.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Zero Wave Hits
Baraboo, First
OF The Season

The first real zero wave of the
winter hit Baraboe Thursday night.
The mercury dropped to ten below
during the night and today lowered
Just below the zero mark.
The morning trains from the
south were all considerable behind
schedule due to the storm and sud
den change in temperature.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
MAN INJURED
BY HIS HEIFE:R
AT REE:DSDlJRG

Jake Larideen, farmer near
Raedsburg, was near death Sun
day as result of injuries re-
ceived when he was knocked to
the ground and trampled by
heifer he was leading. His skull
was fractured and he sustained
numerous other injuries.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Win Judging Meet
Of High Schools

High school stock Judges in the
Prairie du Sac, high school won
first place in the district high
school meet with Arena and MAJ
omanie. t<
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25
Golden Wedding of
Couple Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Schultz
OF Reedsburg celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Sun
day.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-12-25

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
COOLIDGE NAPADAN A HAjEN.
SENATOR GLASS 0sTRE JEJ kRITI-
SOvAL PRO JEnO P0SELS1u.
REED PENNSYLVANIA ENERGICKY OBJ
HAJOVAL PRESIDENTIAL

Washington IS dubna Obvn6n demokraticke stra
ny senatu re president Calvin Coolidge 'dokl c senatu
Spoenych StaI vyvolalo ostrou odvetu repubikAnska
strany zasedaciho sau. 3s
Senator Carter Glass Vrginie demokrat prohlasii,
president postav vyhrdzne posy dopse kerry po-
sla do senatu mnuy tyden zada aby yysefovanf
odboru pokladny bylo zastaveno.
Senator David A. Reed Pennsylvania republican. od-
povede president promluvi narodu" dodal
re "zem6 e nabazena echo vysetrovanf jez e
provadel" Prav ze demokrae Mcdonald pravdu tohoto
prohasen avak tvril vekou rozhodnos re vedi re e
tomu tax.
Senator w. Iowy neodvisly republic
kan predseda vyboru vyseucho administered byvaeho
generalnho nvadniho Daughertyho okamzite utkal
Redeem.
"Ja nevim iakym ldmi senator Pennsylvania Sc sy-
k ponevaz nechodm do shromazden kde nosi spicae
fraky prav senator Brookha avsak nekok obchodnfch
komor Kwans Rotary kubu nedeaji lid Spojenych Stad
We skue6nos sou enom velmi malou cas tohoto du Lid
jako ceek poctivost chce ably vynaslo kde ko
rupee Jest
Rec senatora Glasse rpzvifa debatu jez
rla hodn acko die jm4na hyla pred senatem pt
stehovaeca predloha Teo hyo vsak v6novano pouhych
dese minut muvl M hodinya po ieho feGi dostalo
Sc mu baiopfanf Sc stra4 jsso kelsx Id dss2o~tios
srane sau To ma svo ddlezitos nebo posednf dobe
muvilo enatoru Glasso ako presidentskem kanddau
Glass sam byvay sekreaf pokladny vidal hold schop
nostem sekretafe Meona avsak otfe e ksoval eho
vyiadrenf dopse adresovanem presdenov kde pravf z
ada kera neustae vysetrue neni zadnou vladou Jest
oseji kritsoval vyadren presdenovo vlade bezzako
ntost' cmz p. Coolidge min pomery vyvnuvsf nasled
KEN vyseTovan podnkaneho senatem.
"Byo to senatn vysetfovan" prav senator Glass jez
poslao Alberta Fala Three Rivers zneuct4nehp
muze jako zlocnce Bylo to senani vyseoyan iez odha
lilo neschopnost radu sekretare Denbyho donutilo ei
resgnaci Byo to senani vyserovan kter6 odhalo po
merry odboru spravednost mad nimiz zem9 uzasa byo
to senatn vysetfovani ktere odhao primo hrozne po2y
vladimir vyslouzileckem trade 5N -4f,@
Senator Reed obhajob6 sekretare Meona pravi re
nebyo podano nemensho ddkazu nadrzovan vec danf
dichodn obchodnim rmam, nichz Mellon e slcastn4n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
MACDONALD PRO PLAN oDBoRNlkt.

Londyn. Is. dubna. Vzhledem k oznameni premiera
MacDonada ze Veka Brtane pfima zpravu fnancnch cd
bornki po sten&m rozhodnu bernskeho abnetu Europa
ida b konecn9 ces6 urovnani problem vzniknuv
sich Sc sv9tove valky.
Francie dosud neucinla zadneho urcteho zavazneho
proevu avsak oznamen brickeho rozhodnutf snemov
ne posanecke dnes odpoedne. premier Macdonald klad
ddraz jenomyslnost reparacn kose pfeti zpravy fl
nancnich odborpin Londyne vykada ako bezpec
ma znamka zprva pfjaa bude Franc az reparacn ko
mise pozada O. formalni minsni spojeneckych vlad
Pafiz, Is. dubna. Premier Poncare, feci; ktera e
vykladana jako kcova noa nadchazec voebnf kampane
prohas Dawesv plan bude pfijat uveden patnost
lie France hotova jest utiniti nutn6 dstupky
Berlin, Is. dubna. .- Formalni uvedomeni pfijeti Ne
meckem zpravy nancnich odbornkd ako podklad OBJ
noven& enanf valecnych nahrad4ch bo poslano do Pa
odpoedne bude pfedano reparacn komisi sekre
tafem Fischerem n6mecke konse do jez rezie spada
valeGn& nahrady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
JoHNS0n0vA PhEDL0HA u SENATE.
STRANICKE DEBATY Az DOSUD ZDRzE-
LY JEDNANf A AHLAsOVANfsO NJ

Washington Is. dubna. Johnsonova pfst6hovalecka
pfedloa era bya pfjata sn9movne poanecke 1922
ii ~ hlaslm nyn pred senate kde m9lo nj rokoyati
hned prvnfch dnech tydnsy Avaak zatm cas-
vyzaday 81 anicke debay takze pfedoze Jonsonove by
10 venovano az dosud jenom n9kolk minut
senate vyskyt novy upraveni pfistehova-
ecke kvoy Kdezto Johnsonova predoha, pata z sne
movn9 posanecke il urcuje procenta ednotivych ma
rodnosti Spojenych Satech die 1890 navrh
senate obevivs zn ably kvota cna prdmeru
pfist9hovacI jednotlvych narodnosti die 1885,
900 1910 1920 Timto zpdsobem docilo by spraved
ves kvoty pro narodnost strednf ihovchod Eyropy
Acko tento navrh nalaza dost pfiznvcG MEDIA
vd9podobno po obrovske v6tin6 z ohnsonova pTedo
ha obdrzea snemovne ppsaneck& senat ucni nj nea
kych dIezitych zm6n. Zaroven vsak poukazuje il
ch sran stava moznost senat pro same debay
dosane yeas ku hasovani predloze. tom pripade
moho by opakovati to- Sc salo losk6m, kdy
posedni chv prija navrh aby das rok zdstal plat
nos nyne zakon enz pristehovaleckou kvotu
3 procenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
CAST LUPU NALEZENA.

Ogden, Utah, Is. dubna. -
Zrizenci odboru spravedlnosti
nasli vcera $4,000 We schran-
ce v Ogden State Bank prona-
jate porucikem Ervinem Brow
mem, nyni drzenym v oddeleni
pro Silence We vladni nemoc-
lnici ma Mare Island, Cal. Pc.
|rnGik Brown, jenz Dyi vypIat.
cfm ma jedne valecnych lodi
zmizel nedavno a zpronevereni
|$12O,O00 brzy potom objeve-
no. Penize nalezene We zdejSi
bance jsou nepochybn6 casti
lupu.
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DAlS opHALEnf "eREFTu".
s "pERMITY" MA LrIHOvINY DELALY Sc
vYBORNE 0BCHODY

Washington. Is. dubna Podrobna obvin3nf, ze velke
obchody byly prov&d9ny tax zvanym lkernimi permiy
povolenimi vyzdvizenf hovn kladit pod dozorem
vadnich dfadi poicktm prate byval6ho Renealnho ma
vadnfo Daughertvho byla dnes pred Brookha
Wheelerovym vysetfujfcim vbore. Ceciem n Kernsem
Toeda, podmfnecne propustenym vszne federaln tres
nice Atlanta.
Kerns rovnxz vypr&vel ze 81 ziedna obhajce dfvej
sho spoeGnka DauRhetyho pr&vncke frmy jezo v9f ze
omen pr&vnk zvastni vv Kerns jenz posan zal&fe
pro spinu pfestupovanf prohbcniho zakona vyprave
ak zskAvany bvy permiv' vvzdvizenf ihovn skla
dist pomocf up&cenf id iz tvrdi ze mali vliv
ktch kruzfch adnich Kerns by pedsedou Victor Drug
Chemical Co. Toeda ed inym fcl tez styy ktere mel
cleyeandskou fnou Uneereder Co.. jez zastavaa dko
prostfednfka onxch nezAkonitxch transakcfch.
vsrzenf yyvolalo tvrEeni Kernsovo ze George
CincunsH vydxls $eoooooo nezakonity obchodov1nim
lhovinam; nez by odsouzen poslan do federanf tes
nice Atlantis. s#.as.f .a.se -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-16
HosPoDkRsTvf v RuhaunskQ.
ZEME PRY JE We SPARECH NESvEDOM
TIE KORISTNICKE KL1KY

predano ]. kofist9nf z rumun-
skych prirodnfch zdrojd sku-
pine ctyr lidi. Kdyz melo byti
hlasovano, opustila oposice sne
movnu, We ktere zIstalo jen
sc vladnich poslancu. Oposic-
nj strana vydala vystrahu brit
sk6mu. francouzskemu a ame-
rickemu kapitalu, aby sc chra-
nil, poskytovati penize na tyto
podniky. protoze by penize
tax poskytnute byly ztraceny,
nebot' dojde X obratu. ktert
bude :znamenati pfiietf novych
zakoni, iimiz by byl kapit&l
takovy ztracen. Podrobnosti o
tom byly ze zprav americkych
dopisovatelI potlateny. Pfeda-
nj zdroii pfirodniho bohatstvf
do nloci zmfnene skupiny Jest
nejv6tSim graftem V dejin&ch
Rumunska. kter6 beztak melo
rodobnvch afer jiz drive dosti.
Vlada dolfa v pfilakanf kspf-
talu 2 ciziny -nabidkou so pro-
cent podflh ma vyvt4zku tezby
re statnich 'uhlodol6, petrole-
jovych polf, lesh a rybafskych
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POVOLEBNf BOURE v
ITALlI.

Bolzano, Italie, Is. dubna.-
Nepokoje. jakozto nasledek
poslednich voleb do italskeho
parlamentu, vypukly v ddoli
Pusteria a vedly ke krvepro-
liti. Nepokoje vyvolany byly
zivly, o kterych neni dosti ia
sno. kym jsou rizeny.
V Monguelfu doslo vcera ku
panice, kdyz objevila Sc tam
tlupa vytrznikd. Obyvatelstvo
Sc rychlo ozbrojilo, pocalo W.
zvanati ma poplach q ma konec
zakrocilo hasiEstvo, jez pfi-
spelo ku zahnani Gtocnikn.