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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
NORTH ANSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conner re-
Gently returned from Providence. r.
L, where they had passed the last
few months with their son, Dan Con-
nor and now are the guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. Willard Quint, before
opening their home on School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Dunton and two
children. Elizabeth and Ezra, Jr, re-
turned Sunday night from West Bux-
ton. where they had been the guests
of Mrs. Dunton's aunt since Memorial
Day.
Mr.. Ward, the Watkins salesman.
has moved his family to the Ella
farm.
George Copp and his children have
moved to his farm in Emblem, which
was vacated last fall by Charles
Whitney, - s.,--s
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Benjamin
passed the weekend in Waterville,
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Percy Grant.
Mrs. Blanche Poland Of Medford.
Mass, and her sister. Mrs. Lille
Sharp of Waltham, Mass, returned
home Monday after passing three
days with Mrs. Poland's daughter.
Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason.
Ira "A, Gladys, Harriet and Bever-
fey NHHldn ana their mother. Mrs.
Lille Gilman and Mrs. Howard were
callers in town Friday night on their
way home from the Forks, where
they had passed the holiday with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and
three children, William, Ruth. and
Martha Of Portland came Thursday
to pass Memorial and the week end
with Mrs. Perkins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Robinson. The trip
was made by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
FREEDOM

SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Overlook are rejoicing over the birth
Of a son, born May 81.
| D. f.. Adams from Arson visited
Eugene Adams for two days this
week.
Ernest Penney has planted two
acres of corn for the Freedom fac
tory. Around here farmers report a
very cold. backward season.
Mrs. Sam C. Young went to Bos-
ton to be treated at the Massa-
chusetts general hospital May 80.
She has been in poor health for q
long time and her many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Griffin have
gone home after passing few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Adams. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Morse from
Montville Center were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Alice Penney.
Otis Harvey was in South Free
dom Sunday and Monday calling on
old neighbors.
Schools will close Friday afternoon
Memorial day passed quietly here.
with services in the church and
decorating Of graves Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
ID. S W0MEn'S TASK
WORLD BETIERMENT

Los Angeles, June ) "a. P.)-Mrs.
Thomas G. Winter OF Minneapolis,
president of the General Federation
of women's Clubs. delivering o key
note address at the opening OF the
organizations seventeenth biennial
convention here today expressed
faith in the government and Ideals OF
the United States and threw down q
challenge to all enemies OF the re-
public, but called on the women OF
the nation to help make 1t a still
better place to live in. :.
"Our task for the next ten days.
she told the convention, lis to make
ourselves definitely wiser and q more
living part of the creative power that
makes for righteousness"
Mrs. Winter pointed out that people
no longer can say truthfully that AL
is for the best in this best OF all pos
sible worlds, In these latter days.
She added. mo one except he who
is so blind that, he cannot see trag-
edy, so deaf that he does not hear the
sorrows of the world. so dumb that
his mouth fails to respond. can pos.
the fact that this is a world where
there is wrong and stupidity. doubt
land turmoil. and that the best
thing that can happen to a human
being is to be part Of the forces OF
righteousness that are at work to
make things better in this very 1ar
from perfect world,
Expressing for her organization
belief in the United States. she said:
Our country is demonstration that
brotherhood is not an idle phrase or
a far-off dream, but that it is the
only practical solution Of the worlds
difficulties. And there is no brother
hood that does not entail duties as
well as privileges.
1.-The heart of America is sound.
The brain of America Is clear. And l
believe the arm of America is not
that of the weakling or coward, but
that of the strong man. The red
blood of the country's life is redder
than the flag OF anarchy and healthy
enough to counterfeit the poison.
1--WE have gathered to pool our
problems, our wisdom. our energy.
and our inspiration.
There was a certain QUITO door
to early America, but
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
MERCER

Hazel Gray. who IL working at
Smithfield, was at home over the
week end.
Mrs. w. II. Doran and family at
tended church in Skowhegan on
Sunday.
Charles Decker is hauling pressed
hay to Norridgewock by auto truck
Fred Brann and family have gone
to Mt. Vernon, where they have en-
ployment through the summer.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle True, that has been i'll, is bet
ter.
Mrs. Nellie Cutting has been call
ed to Starks by the illness Of her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Hilton.
Frank Varney Is building a garage
near his house.
Mrs. Lamert Wade and children OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
WILTON

The annual meeting of the Frank
lin County Association of Churches
and Ministers will be held in the
Congregational Church Friday, June
6, beginning at 10 A. NJ, 1.30 p. NJ.
and 7.30 evening. There will be a
supper at 6 p. NJ. with an address
to the young people.
On Thursday June 1s. the Golden
Rule Circle will hold a Fair in the
vestry Of the Congregational Church
and the members in connection with
the Fair viii stage a play.
The Fort Nightly Club win go to
Kingfield Wednesday evening for
the annual banquet at Hotel Herbert.
A delightful time is anticipated.
The Boys Turks Club will meet in
the Methodist vestry Friday even
ing. Let all the boys rally. Satur-
day afternoon the girls will meet
at $50 in the vestry when q Girls
Club will be organized.
Miss Marguerite Craig. supervisor
Of music in Skowhegan and Madison
passed the week end in Wilton with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
T. Craig. At the close of her work
in school she will attend the Com
mencement exercises of the Crane
Normal School in Potsdam, n. Y.
where she was graduated last year
Carl Miller OF Bates College was
home Friday and Saturday return
ing to Lewiston Sunday afternoon
by auto.
. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hoyt OF
Waltham, Mass, who have been en-
joying a three weeks outing al
Moosehead Lake have been visiting
relatives and friends in Wilton
They return home this week &C
companied by Eleanor Wheelwright
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Wheelwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robbins and
children Of Derby Line, VT, were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robbins and Mrs. Charles Young.
Mrs. Louie Green and daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

as civilization has grown It has drawn
in its train not only music and art
churches and homes and lovely
buildings. but also slums and prisons
and hospitals, twisted bodies and
twisted souls, the young criminal.
the CRATER and the hopeless drudge.
the flaming anarchist.
"It would not be worth while for
us to come together II we did not be-
lieve that every wrong and failure
can be cured. If We did not come in
faith. hope and Joy. We represent
that great sound America, those
myriads OF homes where loves rules.
from which men OF integrity go forth
to make business sound and construc-
tive. where children grow up to be
American men and women.
But what makes a nation great?
It is that inhabiting q sound body
there shall be a soul that can use the
body as its tool. What makes q ma
ton immortal? The same thing that
makes an individual immortal-the
spirit. Great civilizations have grown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
ANSON

Mrs. Medric Guinard Of West Min
visited her sister, Mrs. Elsie Tar
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Brown are NJ
ceiving congra tulatious on the biI,
OF a 10 pound boy Friday. May II
at the Collins hospital. Both mothr
and son are doing nicely.
Mrs. Jennie Preble is confined 4,
her home by illness. Miss Theln,
Hyde is working for her.
Roscoe Nichols and Mr.. Thompso;
returned Monday from Portland h
Mr.. Thompson's new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Oliver hav.
returned from a few days visit wifi
their son. Morris Oliver Of NortS
Vassalboro.
S. G. Tinkham has purchased ,
new automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

THE end of washday-and yet you feel
fresh and vigorous.
Ready for any game active little brains
suggest-eager to explore the cunning
resources of the new doll house-glad
to read over and over the adventures of
Mother Goose to tiny listeners.
You have kept your energy because
you have been spared the hardest work
Of washday-the hard constant rubbing.
ONLY a new kind of. soap and a really.
modern soap could do this for YOU
and this is just what Rinse is-the first
laundry soap that meets the needs of the
modern housewife.
Everything about Rinse is mo8en-.
even its form is new--hne, creamy-white
granules that dissolve completely in hot
water. Yong rich soapy solution with.
more cleansing power than bar soap
and so much quicker and easier to use.
Your clothes are spotless, and you have
helped prolong its wearing qualities
you have saved time, strength and labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

Miss Theo Green of Portland. who
have been passing several days with
Mrs. A. B. Adams. returned to Port
land Sunday.
Mrs. Annie N. Snow returned from
Pennington Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Trefethen were
in Strong Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Leighton.
Grace and Mrs. Edith Pushard Of
Portland were callers at Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Melendy's Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

seven years and in North Arson VII
lage seven years. Mrs. Williams was
the mother Of six children, Charles L.
Of Lyons, Colorado; Dion E.. deceas-
ed: Chester K. deceased: Cora v. de-
ceased: Palmer A. and Guy r. of
North Arson. Besides her three liv-
ing sons and their wives. she is SUR
yived by IL grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
She was q devoted and loving moth
neighbor and was deyotedly cared for
by her sons and law to
the end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05
Wasday need not tire you out Rso gives you the ceanest
wash in the quickest easiest way No more hard yanc

xssssE- Sp1as%ss'r ~Aas4- u
Rinse takes the place of any other
laundry soaps or soap you may now be
using. 1t is complete soap in itself-it
does the whole wash whatever YOUR
washing methods may be. You need no
other soap with it.
Use the rich Rinse solution in your
tubs, boiler, washing. machine. The
water gets soapy right throuRh-an
even rich soapiness that goes into every
fibre Of your clothes and gently soaks
dirt out. Even ground.in dirt needs
only alight rubbing.
And then the rinsing Is 20 easv and
50 thorcugh-no bits Of SOAP left to min
clothes under the iron-no soil left to
make them look dingy-and, Of course.
no harmful rubbing at any time.
EVERYWHERE the progressive American
woman is using this labor~saving SOAP.
Already more than million packaoes
are used every week.
Rinse is made by the makers Of I,x
Everygrocer has it-in regular size and the
big new package. Get it TO-DAY for vo,,r
next wash. Lever Bros. Co., CAMBRIDGE.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

and flourished and died upon chi,
earth and we remember them accord
ing to the contribution they hay,
made toward the life of the spirit"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

Pennington was the week end guest
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

Henry Tracy
Henry Tracy passed away Friday
at his home on the Lake Embden
road. He Is survived by an aged
mother. Mrs. Mary Tracy. Funeral
services were held at the home sun
day afternoon. Rev. Leslie Grundy
oficiating and burial was In the
Maf,tor lot in u1tet cemetery.
The encampmeht district meeting
will be held with Rocky Point En-
campment No. 80 in Fraternity hall,
Friday evening June 6.
Wife's New Bonnet" will be present
ed In Bingham, Thursday evening
June 3 by the people of the NJ. Z.
church Of this place. William Dix
on OK Madison will be one of the
| characters in the play and also give
several readings.
THE, Old Peabody Pew" will be
presented at the old church at Bing-
ham Friday evening June by the
Woman's Association of the Dins
more CONGREGATIONAL church.
Mrs. Earl Wing and Mrs. Elmer
w. Sawyer attended the grand chap
ter OF the Eastern Star held in Port.
land last week. The trip was made
~ ousoahSOiA0 0tiu WHtlo there, MT.
and Mrs. Wing were the guests of
Mrs. Wings sister. Mrs. Frank Perk.
ms and Mrs. Sawyer was the guest of
Mrs. Wallace Parsons, Mrs. w. C..
Robinson, who was also a guest at
the Perkins home returned home
with them.
At joint meeting Of the school
committees OF North Arson, Embden.
Bingham and Scion which was held
recently at Bingham. Rev. Howard
Gilpatrick Supt. OF Schools was re.
elected for q term of two years.
Ed Hodgdon OF Manyille. r. l.. n
visiting relatives In town.
Anson grange held q special meet
ing In grange han Saturday eysniur
and the third and fourth deere
were conferred on seven candidates.
MI. and Mrs. George B. walker OF
Portland motored hsre Friday for 4
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Berry WiiIiama
Mrs. Margaret Berry Williams
passed away at her home In North
Arson on Thursday. May az. after
having suffered from q shock az
paralysis for four days without rain.
ing consciousness.
Mrs. Williams was born In Embden.
Maine. August. 90. 1Sls and was Ire
eldest OF IL childr6n born e lfichaei
IF. and Abigail Burns Berry.
On February IL. 1854 she became
the wife OF Daniel X. Williams and
resided on a farm In Embden &c
years- than lived In Solo. sillass
- I
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Funeral Of Mrs. Eta CUNT

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
FEtta Quint were held at the Congre-
gational church Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock, Rev. Leslie Grundy,
officiated and interment was at Sun
set cemetery. The pail bearers were
Irwin II. Ellis. Ernest Barnaby, Cyrus
Walker and Mr.. Engleberg.
Mrs. Quint, wife of william Quint
passed away early Tuesday morn
ing, May q after an illness of two
days from pneumonia. She was the
daughter Of late Fred and Edith
Blagden Skillings. Beside the hus-
band and mother already mentioned,
she Is survived by a son, Bernard
Quint and three sisters. Gertrude
Pratt, Serena Skillings and Edith
Norton and two brothers, George and
Steve Skillings.
Mr. and Nfrs Eros% Vxy;Y1,,~.. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frost Williams of
Jaekman were in town Friday to at
tend the Memorial Day exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-05

Makers Of VAN HEusEN COLLARS
wAMsUrTA PERcALE SHEETS
FRUIT OF THE LOOM FABRICS
BOOT TowEIrNc
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,(continued Tomorrow)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
TkI MRTVf v TEXASSKYCH
PkEDVOLBACH.

Fort Worth, Tex, 29. Ger
vence. - Tri mrtvi a jeden ra-
neny jsou ma seznamu ztrat z
pfedvoleb v tomto state. Zabi-
tt byli: Levi Old, 45lety, dfi-
vejsi distriktni navladni okre-
su Uvalde a drednik Ku Klux
Klanu, zastrelen We sve kan
celafi; Alex Hawks, 21lety
farmaf, zemfel nasledkem po-
bodani nozem a Rev. j. L. Gull
pepper, 65lety, baptisticky ka-
zatel a kampanni pracovnik,
byl zastrelen We volebnim osu-
df v San Antonio. V Nacodo-
ches, G. w. Woodlan, kandi-
dat pro trad serifa, byl .pobo-
dan tezce We rvacce Sc svym
odpircem.
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"NAMOkNf BTTVA" S POD.
LOUDNfKY. y

New York, 20. cervence.
Salupa pobreznf straze Sharpe
dvakrate utkala Sc podloud-
Milky vcera a zajala jednu 2
jeiich lodi. Po honb6.. "a nil
bylo vystrileno 800 patron, pod
loudnicka LODI zmizela v tenn
note. Brzy potom Sharpe set
kala Sc jinou whiskovou To-
di, kterou pron&sledovala de-
set mil "a neustale strelby a
konecn6 il zajala. Bylo ma nj
900 beden lihovin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

Michli, zarizovani nakladatel.
stvi Kubelikova edice a urov-
mani afery vznikle vafenim ne.
zdaneneho lihu ma Kubeliko-
We velkostatku v Bic;ci ma Slo1
vensku.
Stani oodroceno bylo ma me-
sic zari, Ike kteremu Sc mali
strany osobne dostaviti pred
loziti dalsi doklady. Dale bude
Yyslychan mistrdv bratr Va
clav Kubelik.
|. Stsfec pfepaden a oloupen
We SVEN byte. v Racinevsi lu
Roudnice nalezen by! dne 10.
t. m. odpoledne 88lety vymen
kaT Vaclav Zdrubecky tezce
ranen We SVEN byte. Mel nj
hlave nekolik ran, zp1sobe-
nych tupym nastrojem. Vyse-
trovanim bylo zjisteno, ze pa
chatel ukradl Zdrubeckemu ia,
ke cerne saty a saty z hnede
latky, cerny klobouk, .dve BIZ
'e kosile a 9OsKS.. Gin spachal
E22hty ,cefsdinf Frantisek Has
pra ze Zabruzan u Duchcova,
kterv nekolik dnI pred tim
u Zdrubeckeho vstoupil do
eluzby. Haspra po cinu zmi-
Eel. Cetnictvo zahajilo po mem
patrani.
Umrti. Dne ID. t. m. zemrel
po dlouhe nemoci ma Kral.
Vinohradech We veku SO lei
p. Rudolf Kutina,. magistra1-
nj riditel v. v. a spisovatel.
Zesnuly byl dlouha fta ire
dnikem vinohradske obce a
sdcastnil Sc horlive a ucinna
zivota narodniho, sokolskeho,
literarniho, samospravneho a
hasicskehO. Byl 40 let clenem
Sokola prazskehc, jednim z pr
which pracovnikI v stavov-
skem hnuti samospravnemho
Iradnictva a usilovne cinny VII
bee v nasem ruchu spolkovem.
Dlouho byl take revisorem lc-
til ''Svatobora" a vydal neko-
lik svych knih, povidek a crt.
Pro svou ryzi a milou povahu
byl vseobecne cten a obliben.
ceske skolstvi ma Tesinsku
je We stavu velmi neutesenem.
Ustavicne volani ceskeho lidu
po zrizeni tech nejnutnejsich
skol bylo vladou stale prehli-
zeno. Konecne ujala sc veci
Ustredni Matice Skolska v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30
kECk0 A JIH0sLAvlE PR0TEsTuJf.
zADAJf BULHARSKOU VLADU, ABY IA
STAVILA MOBILISACI VOJSKA.

Atheny, 20. cervence - neznamych dlvodn bylo bu
harskou adou shromazdovano vojsko ak rec
kych tax ihoslovanskych PTiciny toho nebyo z
stlt ac nekterych kruzch ma to- bulharska
vada udnia uceem udrzenf macedonskych komit6 ma
uzde Pomery ma buharskoreckych, jakoz buharsko ho
slovanskych hrancich jsou neuaeny yyzadu stale
no dozoru Mimo to jest prot Buharsku ak Belehrad9
tax Athenach chovano podezreni ze pomy proveden
nejakeho tahu kterym by moho upouat pozornos
du hranice zemena kdyz ma nynf pine prace po
tacovanm komunstickeho hnut ktere zvaste
viii krajch, pfiehajicich Cernemu mofi Stoupenc boil
sevismu echto krach sou hone zasobovan pencil
n6mi Moskvy.
Athenska vada vyzvala nyni sveho vysance Sofii a.
by spolecne hoslovanskym vyslancem zakroc buhar
sk6 vady pfedloz namky prot soustfed vosk ma
hrancfch Recka Jihoslave Ma pri poozit dntkve
srdce povazlivost jejiho poeinani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

jednatel pozemkovy, byli zde
zatceni ma obvin6ni, ze sc po-
kouseli skolektovati pojisteni
ma predstiranou smrt. "Ociti
svedci" tvrdili, ze Wiley spadl
do vody v nedeli $ vyletniho
parniku "a slime boufe a zpra-
va jeho "smrti" podana ca
sopisIm. Detektivove zatkli
jei vsak dnes pfi navratu z
ostrova Catalina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

vcIka zpronev9ra. Zastupcs
prazske firmy Friedmanovy G.
znAmil plzenske pchcii, ze, Jo-
SET Moravec u Medoljeztia
Donaazlic v jeho zavode "a
mestnany, inkasoval Cd odbs-
rateld zbozi. V uvedenem "a
vode penize a tyto 81 pore
chaval. Firma byla tim pa
skozena celkem:p . 100000 Kc.
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PREDHlsToRIckY NkLEz.

Rim, 20. cervence. - mestG Casamar, bze Arpino We
stfedni Ia byy p vykopavkach nalezeny obrovke ky,
zkamenele, merici stop po dece sopy objemu Znal-
c ktef yto ky prozkoumai domnivaj ze nepochybne
nalezey pfedhstorickym zvrat1m, znanym pod jmenem
mastodond nebo mamutI NejvetSi techto klI vaz 400
iber
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-30

Sti.
koup4 velkostatku. JUDI.
Jan Brzor&d, vrch. reditel v
Praze-Jinonicich, koupil s cho-
Il Alzbetou cd yelkostatkar-
Ky Marie Vesele " MolitovG
Il Koufimi) velkostatek "Mi-
chalovice" v okresu mladobole-
slavkem veskerym prisiusen-
stvim IA 2,5OO,O0O Kc. as
RsdSni cikSna ma Domaxlic-
lku. v techto dnech taborili ci-
kani u Prenetu nedaleko Do
mazlic a podnikali vypravy do
okolnfch vesnic.n 0 3. hod. od-
poledni vyrpavai Sc cikani do
Maleho Prenetu, vnikli do O.
tevfene stale rolnika Vanin-
gera a zvlastni chodbou dosta-
Ii sc do obytnych mistnosti,
kde klidne pocali krasti vse, CO
Sc jim zalibilo. Phi praci by
Ii vsak vyruSeni. U okna sta
vent objevila Sc pi. Vyskocilo-
va. Cikani po' nf stfileh T rs-
volverl a po tothto iiiaHevru
uprchli do blizkeho domazlic-
keho lesa. Ma vecer vratili Sc
do teze obce, vnikli do 'stave-
nj domkare Ondfeje Staubra
a odcizili mu satstvo, obuv a
dvoje hodinky. iPatrani bylo
po mich zahaieno.
Zajimavy spor. Pozlstalost
DO Juiiu Skfivankovi, zemre-
lem impresariu mistra Kubeli-
ka, zastoupena drem Hartma-
mem, zalovala zem. civ. SOU
du mistra Jana Kubelika. "a
stoupenheo drem Rytirem, Ma
nedoplatek provise ,245,OOG
kc. Skfivan ujednal spolecne
3 Otakarem Bartikem, chefem
baletu Metropolitan opery v
New Yorku, zajezd mistra Ku-
belfka v sezone 192O-192I ma
80 akoncertd do Ameriky. Ia
tyto koncerty mel Kubelik do
stati honorar po. 1900 dola-
rech, ceakem tedy $500 dola-
rd. Kurs dolari byl tehdy H.,
takze celkovy hruby obnos OBJ
nasel 5,S25, 900 Kc. z tohoto
hrub6ho honorare NELL obdr-
zeti Skfivan 10 proc. a Bartfk
10 proc. Bartik vsak ze sv6
provise polovicku postoupil D.
takze tyz celkem
mel dostati Is procent.
Skfivan vsak neobdrzel,
jak tvrdi zaloba, ami pGvod-
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$500 Kc. z 5 proc. Bartikem
postoupenych pax neobdrzcl|
niceho.
Phi sobotnim licenf pfedlo-
Eli dr.. Hartman rlzne dopisy
> doklady o tom, ze on9ch 81
proc. skutecne Bartfk Skriva-|
novi postoupil, naproti tomu a.
le Kubelik namita, ze Skrivan
onech S proc. ma Bartinovi
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sne z&lohy We vysi 50, 90 Ke.
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,an % valky obstaraval pro-
Kubelfka RUNE zalezitosti, ia
70 ma pr. sprawl dom6 We vi.
lni, akcionovani elektrarny v.