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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
sAERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ of fieri facias. TO me
directed, issued out OF the Atlanti Coun-
~ Circuit Court, will be sold at public
vendue. on
OF JULY. NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FOUR.
at two o'clock daylight saving time) in
the afternoon OF said day. in the Court
Room on the Seventh Floor. Guarantee
Trust Building. in the City of atlantic
City. County of Atlantic and State OF
New Jersey.
uate in Douglas Park. in the Township of
Egg Harbor. County OF Atlantic and State
OF New Jersey.
Beginning in the West corner of Wash
ington and Claf6in Avenues and extend
ing thence Il Northwestwardly along
South line OF Washington Avenue fifty
feet. thence (2) enthusiastically and
fifty feet: thence 49, enthusiastically and
parallel with Washington Avenue fifty
feet to the West line of Clafhin Avenue;
thence (1 ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the
West line OF Clafhin Avenue one hundred
fifty feet 10 the place of beginning.
Being Lots 9 ~ 10 in Block IS on a
plan of lots known as Douglas Park and
County OF Atlantic and State of New
Levy approximately S2.O50. besides in
terest. costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Harriet NJ.
Coles and taken in execution at the suit
of William I. Garrison and to be sold by
HOWARD r. CLOUD.
Sheriff.
Dated July 5, 1924.
Carlton Godfrey.
VIM. l. Garrison,
Attorneys.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of heri facias. 10 me
directed. issued out OF the Atlantic Coun-
ty Court of Common Pleas, viii be sold
at public yeudue. on
WEDNESDAY. THE THIETIETH DAY
OF JULY. NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FOUR.
at two o'clock daylight saving rime) in
the afternoon OF said day, in the Court
Room on the Seventh Floor. Guarantee
Trust Building, in the City of Atlantic
City. County of Atlantic and State Of
New Jersey.
All those tracts OF parcels of land and
premises situate in Dorothy. in the Town
ship of Weymouth. County OF Atlantic
and State of New Jersey, being Lots No.
1913 and 1921, Section No. Il, on the Plan
of Lots of Estelle as laid out by D. l.
Risley which is filed in the Clerks Office
of Atlantic County. at Mays Landing.
New Jersey.
Levy approximately $75S.22. besides in
terest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Andrew Holly
and taken in execution at the suit OF
First National Bank Of Mays Landing
and to be sold by
HOWARD r. CLOUD.
Sheriff.
Dated July 5. 1924.
Albert c. Abbott, Attorney.
Prs fee. $3.50
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"PONTIFF"

"Pontif' originally was ap-
piled to the chief priest of the
Roman religion. 1t comes from
''pons" and "~facere," to make a
bridge. The first pontiff was
ANGUS Marcus, credited with
having built the Sublician bridge
over the Tiber river at Rome.
The name now is chiefly applied
to the pope as the supreme pom
tif of the Catholic church.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
NOTICE OF sETTIEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the Ac-
of the Subscriber as Executor of
the Estate of Jesse J. Lever, Deceased.
will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate and reported for settlement TO the
Orphans Court of Atlantic County, on
Wednesday. the Thirtieth day of July
next. at which time application will be
made for commissions and counsel fee.
Dated June 23rd, A. d. 1924.
GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY,
Atlantic City, N. ].
Printers fee. $3.50.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
Little Regard for Others

A s~elf-centered sinner is self-satis-
fed, selfish. conceited. contented with
himself. but has little regard for 9TH
ers.-The Living Word.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SunEdaySchOol
Lesson
BY REV. p. B. FITZWATER. DID. Dean
Of the Evening school. Moody Bible m
stitute of Chicago.)
&c. 1924. Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for July 13
THE II OF JESUS

LESSON TExT-Luke 2:4-52.
GOLDEN TEXT-"And Jesus IN
creased In wisdom and stature, and in
with God and man."-Luke 2.52.
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Boy Jesus In
House.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Boy Jesus.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
Ca Four-Fold Life.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Lessons From the Boyhood of Jesus.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
Preaching and Salvation

Sentimental preaching affects the
feeling, but only conviction of sin eff
fects salvation.-The Living Word.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
Helping Others

Sometimes a good way to help others
Is by keeping out of their way.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
ATLANTIC COUNTY oRPHANS'coURT
Notice of Settlement.

counts of the subscriber, j. Edward Ash
mead, Executor of the last will and tes-
lament of James l.. Risley, deceased, will
be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement to the Or
phans' Court of the County of Atlantic,
TO be holden at the Court House, in Mays
Landing, New Jersey, on Wednesday, the
thirtieth day of July, next. at 10 A. NJ,
Daylight Saving Time, and that applica-
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ton will at that time be made for the
allowance of commissions and counsel
fees.
Dated-Newark, n. J., June 70, 1924.
L1NDABURY, DEPUE & FAULKS,
763 Broad Street,
Newark, N. j.
Proctors for J. Edward Ashmead.
Executor.
Printers fee, 1854.
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IN cnANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Henry ". Harp and Clara E.. Harp:
BY virtue of an order of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey of date hereof.
in a cause wherein Addie F. Thompson is
Complainant and you are defendants. YOU
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complainant's bill on or before Aug
ust 28th. next, or said bill will be taken
as confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a
mortgage executes by o to complainant
of date November %. 1913. on lands in
the township of EGG Harbor. county of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey, and
you are made defendants because you
own said lands or some parts thereof.
Dated June q. 1924.
H. W. LEWIS,
SoIr of Comprt.
1915 Atlantic Ave,
Atlantic CITY. y. j.
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What
BY MILDRED MARSHALL

Facts about your name; lis history;
meaning; whence Il was derivedi sig
n~ificanee; your lucky day. lucky jewel
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Complete AUTO BATTERY SERVICE
includes repairs Of an kinds and
f~e-charging. You are sure to get
best results by letting an exper.
fenced firm ike ours do your bat.
tery work. We re-charge and re-
pair radio batteries also. Con.
suit US for details.
Phone 1881
P~LEASANTVILLE TIRE e.
BATTERY SERVICE STATION
(Near Decatur Aye.)
zig S. Main Street
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12

4 understand Mesa Bill is being So
cially %ostraeized." He is" answered
Cactus Joe. we don't allow no scan
dial in the Gulch. He talked about the
oil investigation when there were la
dies present Washington. Star.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12
Has Anyone Laughed
\" =
Because
By ETHEL R.
PEYCFR
You Are Discouraged as to the
Worlds Wageing?

Worlds Wagging?
The folk who laugh at you ,
evidently don't think much. II j,
they did they wouldn't laugh !,
but try to encourage you. You j
have probably been thinking !
much and think things are ]
pretty bad. You are discouraged ,
because you have high ideals for :
the world, you are discouraged ,
because you have worked for ;
many public auses and see no j
results. You are writing, talk Z
ing and thinking in world J
terms. you are unselfsh, you !
consider the world as your liv- j
ing place and want to make il
levelier.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-12

To keep on working for the
world and taks into your job
those who now laugh, to be your
h~arvesters.
g by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20
Z zcEskfcn vLAsTi

Ceske vilszstui ue znsmcene
obci. - Ze Zeletic Znojma.
Phi obecnich volbach, konanych
v nedeli dne l. ccrvna, zvitszila
ceska kandiditka oproti nsmecke
V pomsru 81. Phi posledni vol
bs. ktera pro formalni ncspravno-
sti byla zrusena. byl pomsr hlasd
opaeny. Zeletice byly jedinou
obci V okrese. kde Cd pfevratu u
stanoven byl vladnf komisaf.
Zdiezd presidenta republiky ma
MoraDu. - koncem tohoto me-
sice, pravdspodobns 26. eervna,
navstivi pan president rcpubliky
Nor. Ostravu a nsktera dalsi me
sta moravska. Piesny program
jeho zajezdu ma Moravu neni je-
Ste definitivne vypracovan.
Zabil sUeho otcc kosou. - We
stfedu 25. kvstna pohadal Sc H.
lety zemsdSlsky dslnik Mad al
Benjamin FIodos; wsbci -Alistal u
Dunajske Stfedy. Sc svym otcem
Mikulasem. ktery mu vycital jjeho
nezfizeny zivot. Nezdarny syn
chtsl Sc otci pomstit a v nedeli
'odpoledne ukryl Sc $ kosou "a
akat ma dvofe a kdyz mic netuslci
otec vy;el an dvir. celou silou
vrazil mu kosu do zad. Zlosyn
pax utekl, nechal sveho otce .
kosou ' tsle ma dvofc. Jeden &c
sousedI za.lechl stenani Hodosi-
ho, vessel do dvora !, nasel starce
' kaluzi krve. Pfivolal ihned
starostu obce cetniky. nace7
smrtelns zransny byl dopraven dc
nemocnice V komarns. Otcovrat
byl zatcen a v poutech dopraver
cetniky do Dunajske Stfedy.
Starosta zabit phi tanecni "a
bovs. - v nedsli /. cervna ko.
nala Sc po uspofadanem vylete ,
( Otmaroys u Raihradu ma Moravs
taneGni zabava. K pIlnoci po.
vstala hadka a z nj vyvinula ST
pofadna pranice. Obcane zavo'
lali lined starostu obce, rolnika
Jana Burdu. ably udslal pofadek
Starosta pFisel. a vida. co Sc de.
je. dala "zabavu" zakazal. y
tom okamziku byl bodnut J. Nj.
kodemem Z Rajhradu. Niz "a.
sahl hlavni tepnu ma krku. stare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

sta skacel sc k zemi a po chvili
skonal vykrvacenim. Zanechal
vdovu psti malymi dstmi. Vrah
byl zatcen.
Odsouzeny uidce komunisti.-
A. Hirschl. vidce komunisti v
c. krumlovs. jjiz jednou odsouze-
ny k nskoikamssisnimu zalafi pro
Swami prot reepublice. octl Sc v
tschto dnech opst pied trestnim
senatem krajskeho soudu v Ces.
Budsjovicich. zaroven Sc svym
soudruhem K. Bienerem. Obzalo-
ba kladla Jim "a vinu. ze ma
schIzi v Move hospods" V c.
krumlovs, II. listopadu 1923
vyzyvali k nezakonnym einim
prot reepublice. Oba uznani vim
nymi odsouzeni Hirschl ma :est
mesicI do tezkeho zalafe nepod-
minecns. Biener ma 10 dni do vs-
zeni. podmineSns ma diva roxy.
| Dr.. Jan Zdcek - petasedmde
sdtnikem. - 81. kvstna dovrsil
| IS. rok sveho vsku posledni Ge-
sky ministr krajan Z dob rakou-
skych DR.. Jan Zacek. celny poll
hk moravsky dob pfedvalecnych
pfislu;nik tehdejsi strany staroce-
ske. Narodil Sc dne 81. kvstna
l849 Y Certoryjich Olomouce
jako syn rolnika po skoncenych
studiich vsnoval Sc Olomouci
advokatufe. v moravske politice
mel cd 80. let minuleho stoleti
sve vyznacne misto; r. 1885 byl
zvolen poslancem ma fisskou radu
yidenskou. pax r. 1887 do zem-
skeho snemu' moravskeho. jimz
byl vysilan po celou fadu obdobi
do zemskeho vyboru moravskeho.
kde byl take namsstkem zcmske-
ho hejtmana moravskeho. Ma fis
Iske rads byl po fadu let mistopfed
sedou snsmovny poslanecke. Pc
padu kabinetu Beckova stall Sc
ceskym ministrem krajanem We via
de Bienerthovs, niz vedle nsho
byl druhym ceskym ministrem dr..
Albin Brat. jakozto ministr orby.
Pc odchodu dra Zacka z kabi-
netu Bienerthova kfeslo ceskeho
ministra krajana nebylo uz vice
obsazeno a po nsjake dobs zru-
sena i kancelaf tohoto minister
stva. jejiz 1fednictvo bylo pax
pfidsleno jinym ufadim. r. 1911
"a poslednich fi;skych voleb ,
, Rakousku. kdy doslo k .jjine kon.
stelaci politicke ma Morave. dr.
!, Jan Zacek. zvolen ma fiskou ra-
du jiz nebyl; uchyll Sc do poll
tickeho 1strani setrval mem
/ j po pfevratu. omeziv Sc ma nej.
uzsi kruh rodinny. v jehoz stfedu
ma brnsnske pdds travi nyni svt
8 stafi.
y z kruhi soudcovskych. O.
kresnimi soudci jmenovani PIP
/. August Hille Tyne n. Vita.
YOU a kand. notarstvi dr.. Egor
; PeSek We Vodnanech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

Olll VSc pIlUyChu VSVOuOVC
rozhodl Sc jeti Ultra otci sve-
mu sam vstric ma nadrazi, ably
byl prvnim, ktery no Pafizi
opet uvita.
Zaroven napsal listek Ste
panovi, v n6mz zpravil no o
prijezdu vevodove, dodav, ze
nasledkem toho neni s to do
staviti Sc u vecer smluveny k
Reneovi, ze vsak CO nevidet
umluvi 81 s Reneem jinem do
stavenicko.
St6pan byl vlastne potesen
z prItahu toho. Jan ctvrtek
nabude zatim jeste vice sill a
Esterka Derieuxova, jez po-
Gala Sc jiz -uzdravovati, bude
moci potion taky jiz odpovi-
dati ma otazky advokatovy.
XXXIV.
Silen6 promluvila.
Ucinek leceni, ma ktere Ste
pan tolik spolehal, Sc dosta-
vii.
Horecka ustala a Esterka
pocala sc probirati z mrakot
ducha sveho Jako by re sna.
Zraky jeu byly posud ne
jisty matny a namahaly Sc
poznati predmety, jez ubohou
zenu obklopovaly.
Znavena jsouc bezvysled-
nou touto namahou, uboha ze-
ma chtela sc vyptavati.
Domaci lekar ustavu mel
vsak jiz cd Stepana pokyn pro
pripad ten.
Mel primeti pacientku, ably
mlcela.
,Ucinil tax.
Nasledky kazdeho noveho
rozechveni dusevniho molly
totiz byti nebezpecny. Prilis
-uKvapene pfipomenutf mihu-
losti mohlo totiz zpIsobit krisi
a krise ia vesti mohla k opet-
nemu Silenstvi.
Bylo proto nutno vyckati O.
kamziku, ktery by stepan po-
kladal "a vhodny, aby Ester
ce bylo napomozeno poznati
op6t - sebe samu.
Otazky chore dokazovaly
az prilis, ze pocinala pocho-
povat, co je nezvykleho a me-
obycejneho nynejsim posta-
veni jejim, byla tim ale zcela
jeste zmatena.
Jak rozumnou zde zdlou-
havosti vypocitavym postu-
penn mohlo byti vneseno opet
sv6tlo v tento mozek, kteryz
po dvacet let mrakoty a tenn
noty byly naplnovaly!
Doktor pfibyl VI obvyklou
hodinu do ustavu a odebral sc
nejprve domacim lekarem k
Esterce.
Kdyz vdova Zygmunta z La
Tour Vaudien slysela, jak dive
re jeji kobky Sc otevrely, mad.
zvedla Sc ma polstarich svych
Pohledla ma stepana Sc zrej
mym nepokojem.
Mlady muz pristoupil k 10.
Ii jejimu.
Oci Esterciny nabyly zvlast'
niho vyrazu.
"Mij boze!" tazala Sc ma
hle hlasem soucitnym, "coz je
dobry mas doktor churav?. -
Proc nepfichazi sam?"
Tato veta, jejiz smysl ter
nj omen muz nemohli pochopi
ii, zachv6la jimi obema.
Zdala Sc byti vyrazem po
matenosti.
Coz nest'astnice byla stal,
jest4 silenou?
''Nepoznavate mne, moj'
draha?" tazal Sc stepan, !"
jsem to ia, doktor."
Pacientka zavrtela hlavou
"Nikoli," rekla, ''nejste t,
Wy. - Ten, kdo mne osetfo
val. ten, ma nejz cekam. jes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20

z&roveh jednim z nejvytecnejl
sich lekath pro choromysln6
osoby. ~ Vite tax ostatn4 as
sam. - Pan, ktery mas dopro
vazi, jest jsho tajemnikem."
Vymeneny pozdravy q do
zorce prikrocil potom k Ste
panovi.
"Drahy mdj kollego," pra-
vii mu, "budite We svet9 v9dec
KEN nemalou pozornost. -
Mluvi SIC mnoho 0 vasi smele
operaci ma silene, kteraz pro-
vedena byla "a okolnosti tax
nesnadnych! Pral jsem 81 VII
d6ti proto osobu, kterou jste
operovalw
"Jest to prav6 tato uboha
zena," odtusil stepan, ukazu-
je ma spiel Esterku. "Kdybyste
byl prisel D nekolik minut dri-
We, byl byste mohl sam die ho-
voru jeji souditi o "ysledku
operace me-"
"Slenstvi sc zmirnilo?"
"Mohu naopak primo dou-
fati, ze zen9 te rozum vdbec
Sc navratil."
10 by tJlo vlbec zazrac-
ne! hlaul Jste il oIazKy e.
''Necnlel Jsem j JesIe pfills
unavovaul q rozcAovatl. vyle-
cenl slaio Sc teprve ,nedavno
a chtel Jsem tudlz predeJltl
xazdemu nebezpecnemu rozcl-
leni."
"Kdo jest zena tai"
"Nevlm prilis mnoho o nj.
Vim jen, ze asi ma nj velice
zaiezl ,ponevadz Dyl uan roz-
kaz, aDy byla osalnocena a a.
by s nlkym mimo 5 lekari a hil
uaci Sc nestykala."
"Jak to-" zvolal dozOrce
prekvapen. "Coz byla odsou-
zena pro nejaky zlocln spacha
ny v silenstvi?"
II ia sam o dIvodech toho
mic nevim," dodal nyni reditel
ustavu.
"Jak vidite, pane rediteli,
pokyny podobne, jez mas do
chazeji, nebyvaji provazeny
zadnym objasnenim."
"N6kolik SLOW byva vsak ne
kdy pripojeno -"
"Nekolik slov ovsem'sa taky
tentokrate byla ma listine po-
dobne poznamka strucna, ale
naprosto nejasna. Stalo tam
proste: Nv zajmu verejne bez
pecnosti!"
"Jak sluje silena?"
''Esterka Derieuxova!" od-
vetil nyni stepan misto redite-
lie. -
"Pohlednete, pane Bigote,
do naseho seznamu silenych, "
pravil dozorce tajemniku
svemu, "snad najdeme tam 0
silene urcitejSich zprav."
Tajemnik otevfel desky,
jez nesl pod pazdi a vyndal z
mich nekolik sesitI v sedych
ob&lkach.
Sesity ty, rozdelene ma ne
kolik odd6leni, obsahovaly
jmena silenych osob obojiho
pohlavi, prechov&vanych u
Istavu charentonskem.
"Nahlednete do seznamu O.
sob, jez 1stavu mali byti
drzany v osamoceni!" velel
dozorce.
Tajemnik poslechl, lee del
Ipo chvili:
pane inspektore, hledam
nadarmo - -"
/ "Coz neni tam jmena: Els.
terka Derieuxova?"
j "Ani zadneho podobneho.'
! "Podivno!"
"Racte Sc sam presvedciti
pane inspektore."
"Musil Sc tedy pfihoditi 0.
Imyl. bud Zde. bud na, poll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-20
IA CEST OTCOVU.
: r O M 4 N !. -
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

"a ODE ruce pravil j s dlt-
klivosti otcovskou:
"Az pozdeji, ma draha, al
pozd6ji budeme spolu vzpomi
natl. Nyni nehled'tez vsak sve
vzpominky ozivovati. Vystfi-
hejte Sc vseho, co by vas una
vilo. Byla jste nemocnou
- jste posud slabou - mate
zapotfebi khdu -"
Esterka, majfc hlavu nachy
lenou a oci privfene, naslou-
chala .pozorne hlasu doktoro-
We, jako by chtela poznati
zvuk jeho.
"Kde jest vsak PAM Amadi
sova?" namitla enahle. "Kde
je milacek mIj? - Kde je
mdj synacek? - Ckci je vi
d9ti!"
Ucinila prudky pohyb, jake
by chtela s loze sestoupiti.
stepan il zadrzel.
Domaci lekar zaseptal mu
do ucha: h
"Vzpomina nepochybne mi
nulosti - nechtel byste j ne
chat mluvit?"
"Nikoli. Probrala Sc teprve
pred kratickou dobou re sve-
no silenstvi bojim sc move
kriSe - -"
Stepan byl bled jako stena.
Chladny pot smacel cello jeho
a chvel Sc pohnutim a rozcile-
MIN.
Esterka podrobila Sc mu a
nepokousela Sc jiz povstati.
Nahle vsak Shy vytryskly
oci jeji a zakryla tvar svou
v dlanfch.
"Odpirate mi odpoved'," "a.
septala. 'Prihodilo sc patrne
nestesti - synacek mlj jes1
mrtev! - mrtev! - -"
Doktor Stepan, kdyz byl j
nechal vyplakati Sc, pravil il
"Chcete mne dIverovati?'
Chora zena kynula hlavou
coz znamenalo jasne: Ano!
Nue." pokracoval stepan
"vyckejte, az ia budu Sc vas
tazati. Ucinim tax co nevidet
Byla jste dlouho chora,. velm
dlouho, a mezi tim udalo 81
mnoho veci, o nichz nemate
vedomi. Reknu vam vSe
vsecinko, slibuji vam tax, all
- bud'te trp6liva. Ponechtei
mi, abych drive dokoncil lece
nj vase"
"Avsak - kde to jsem?'
tazala sc Esterka uzkostlive
"Rcete mi aspon, kde jsem?'
~ pritele?"
"A ktery jest to pritel?"
"Zvite tax pozdeji. Dostoj
te slibu svemu. - Mejte k,
mne diveru!'
Stepan kynul domacimu le
kari.
Tento nalil ma lzici nekolil
kapek uspavajiciho napoje
Jak no Dyl Jlz drive Stepal
sam pfedepsal, i podal pal
lzici -Esterce, doloziv:
"Pijte jen - prospejje van
to!" -
X Chora poslechla.
Hlava Jeji sklesla zpet nj
polstar, vicka oci jeji jeste s.
chvili vzpirala, ale konecn
. nemohla i ona odolati a "a
vrela Sc ma dobro.
Esterka dfimala klidn8.
XXXV.
Thefer v podezfeni.
v okamziku tom ozvaly 8
kroky a hlasy ma chodbe.
Domaci lekar pootevrel DIV
re a vyhledl ven.
pane doktore," prohodi
Nso~A
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15

into the arms of Fascist. It was the corruption
 and inefficiency of the Spanish Bureaucracy that compelled Dictatorship. And the Washington Bureaucracy with it's strangle hold on the gov ernment, it's corruption and inefficiency, is run ming true to historical form. A bureaucracy is anonymous. While we have been pursu- ing this course our English cousins have been decentralizing, not only granting full self government to their Colonies and to Ireland, but decentraizing at home by estab- fishing such local governmental bodies as the London County Council with legislative and ad- ministrative powers almost equal to our state"
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15
BureaucratS

Thinking citizens all over the United States are awakening to the danger of this new devel- opment in our government, towit the tendency of Congress to turn our government over to Bureaus.
 writer in the American Bar Association Journal F. Dumont Smith, of the Kansas Bar in his article entitled The Revolution, says:
 'The result of this standardization has been to build up a great Bureaucracy in Washington with more than seven hundred thousand mem- bers, constantly increasing: The greatest danger to this country is not from below put from above: not from the Reds and Anarchists but from the Bureaucrats. It is profoundly signifi- cant, although apparently unnoted by the public, that the scandals that have been rife in Wash ington have not touched the elective servants of the people, Congress and the President. All the slime and filth of corruption, bribery, and mal- versation is confined and absolutely limited to the bureaucracy Such has it been in all his tory It was the corruption and inefficiency 5 of the Bureaucracy and not Tza1ism that des- troved the great Russian Empire. It the corruption and nefficiency of the Italian Bureau cracy as much as Bolshevism that drove Italy
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15
BOlsheVist :!

eff the day should ever arrive (which God for bidD when the people of the different parts of our country shall allow their local affairs to be administered by projects sent from Washing ton, and when the self government of the states shall have been so far lost as that of the depart ments of France, even so far as that of the counties of England-on that day the progress sive political career of the American people will have come to an end, and the hopes that have been built upon it for the future happiness and prosperity of mankind will be wrecked forever"
 The policy of this paper has been and will continue to be a vigorous protest against the Bureau of Fisheries and other bureaus of Wash ington. The principle in unAmerican. Their record has been one of inefficiency and tyranny. Each Chief of the Bureau gets the feeling that he is ordained by God to rule, and where his judgement differs from that of the people, he has always shown a contempt for the people. We will continue to protest against the usurpa- tion of power by men like Herbert Hoover, Hen- ry O'Maley and his subordinates.
 Even if they were endowed with the wisdom of the sages, we would protest against the sys- tenn of Bureaucracies that trampes American citizens under foot But during the twenty years that we have had them most active in Alaska the evidence is that they are as inefficl- ent as they are tyrannical.
 Even now as you read this article, many of you will feel that the editor of this paper is "boshevist" or a "radica" And yet we have cited the above quotation just to prove to such that our greatest American historian of our times had correctly pictured the evils of Bureau crats The foregoing quotation is by John F1ske. in his "Critical Period of American History"
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-08-15

November 4th is the date. The following men are your candidates, pledged to protect your interests. There is great danger in scratching:
 Dan Sutherland, for Delegate to Congress; John Rustgard, for Attorney General; F. J. Hunt, for Territory Senator; William D. Grant, for Representative; c. B. Ferguson, for Representative; Perry M. He1n, for Representative; William L. Paul, for Representative.