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ALBERTIIA

Most every farmer around here got
caught up with his farming last week,
and the good rain Saturday certainly
has made things loom up.
Herb Carroll and family visited at
the home of Geo. Foster near Foster
Sunday.
Dee Johnston and family Of May
nard visited relatives here Sunday.
Mont Poor of Poynor was visiting
T. NJ. Harper and family Sunday.
Harold Johnston and Leecll Poor
attended church at Maynard Sunday
night.
l.. +. Johnston and family went over
to see his new granddaughter, who
had taken up board at Truma Harper's
the fifth.
Through the Star Herald last week
we learned of the death of our nephew,
Luther o. Johnston Of Houston, Tex.
The bereaved ones have our sympathy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18

There were several cars of picnikers
here Sunday.
Pess Barnett and family Of Shincy
Rock were visiting at w. ]. Luter's
Sunday.
Corn planting came to close here
last week, so far as we know. Some
corn has been laid by in very good
shape. Laying by Of cotton will begin
this week, but we believe we ought to
stay In our cotton for awhile yet. It
used to be rule to get done laying
by by the fourth OF July, but times
have changed and so have the seasons.
Prof. Buxton will begin his school
at Davis next Monday. It was to have
begun this week but owing to the rush
Of work and an epidemic OF whooping
cough II was put Off until next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
BRAKEBILL

Bro. c. Il. McCord of Palatka
preached for us Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night. One man
obeyed the gospel.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arley
Bever has been real sick with cholera
infantum but is improving.
Miss Beulah Baker visited Eta
waldron Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd attended
church and took dinner with Joe VIII
son and wife.
Several from Palestine attended
church Sunday and Sunday night.
Lester Johnson and wife and son,
visited at Fayette Mock's Sunday
night.
Marvin Waldron and Misses Eta
waldron and Weeda Mock went to
Palatka Friday and returned Sunday.
o. c. Bunch and family of Corning
visited here from Friday until Sun
day.
Uncle Crave Wilson spent Thursday
night with his brother John Wilson.
Aunt Mamie Patton of Reyno is
visiting in our community.
Bro. Edgar Pringle of Datto will
preach for us next Sunday, July Goth.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
Murder As A Fine Art

For some time now we have been
hearing and reading about the case Of
two rich youths of Chicago, who con-
ceived that they had scientific right
to murder a bright young school boy
to get the thrill necessary in their own
training and psychological develop
ment. This case may well arouse peo-
pie of this country to sence of duty
as to the tendency of our modern
scholastic methods. There is no dan
ger in OVERRIDING this subject 1t Is
unfair, of course, to assume that these
young murderers are representative Of
a class of either intellectual or social,
but the fact remains that they are the
products Of our educational system,
and if our system develops one or two
such boys i'm a million it is worth try
ing to improve. The greatest stress
is evidently being laid on purely in
tellectual faculties, with little or none
upon the moral faculties.
There is no such course as manners
and morals" i'm the curriculus Of our
colleges. Outside of our denomina-
tional schools there is no pretense to
teach morals and religion. The youth
Of the land are rushed along the line
of scientific thinking, their heads are
crammed with theOlogies and their
moral instincts are left TO grope their
way through a bewildering social sys-
TEN crushed with the meager culture
of careless parents and the pitfalls Of
materialism.
We are still giving tests in the
scholastic world, by which we grade
and classify students. We seek to de-
termine their ability to repeat a few
phrases or to make certain mathemati-
cal calculations. There are no require
ments as to the ability to distinguish
between right and wrong or to esti-
mate the practical moral value of the
golden rule.
Had we not better take a lesson
from Huxley's famous definition Of a
liberal education, although he was an
agnostic? 1t is not enough to develop
the mind and the body. but it is high
ly important that 'The Spirit must be
trained to heal by n vigorous will, the
servant of tender conscience" and
that one must learn "to love all beauty,
whether of nature or Of art, to hate all
vileness and to respect others as him
self"-Candid Opinion.
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INGRAM

We had some nice showers first Of
the week.
Aut Hayes and Joe Shaver went to
PocahOntas last Saturday.
John Timer and wife visited the lat
ter's parents at Maynard last Sunday.
Paul Hayes and wife accompanied
by Uncle Bill Rush visited relatives az
Hamil last Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Early, Sr., visited at Hamil
last Sunday.
Roy Rush and wife are the proud
parents of a new baby girl. Roy and
the baby are able to coo at each other
but the mother is not doing so we'll
ID. c. and Mark Bishop were here
recently buying sheep to ship to the st
Louis market.
We are advised that Uncle Dave Up
shaw of Hamil has busted his head
with -four, cut big walking stick AMI
is now hitting the ground like a Grip
pied goose all over becoming a grandpa
lately.
S. A. Shaver dug S4 bushels of nice
potatoes from small plot of ground
last week. Uncle Steve is one of those
substantial farmers who believes in liv-
ing at home and now it is fact that
if us boil weevil fighters don't get out
of the old rut and begin raising our
own living at home instead of having
our haybarn in Kansas, our potato
patch on the Missouri river, our smoke
house in st. Louis and our corn crib
on the Wabash the whole country Is
going to land where the CRATER was
located when he lifted up his eyes and
saw Lazarus afar off on Abraham's
bosom.
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WHITE

Crops are looking fine in this section
since the last rain.
Those who visited at Arthur Luns-
ford's Sunday were, Miss Lena Mick
les. Duke Cantrell Miss Maize Clark,
Arlie Watson, Jewel Davis and Velma
Clark.
There was a large crowd at singing
Sunday night.
T. NJ. Clark, wife and small children
spent the week end with relatives at
Peach Orchard and Knobel.
Miss Ida Dotson visited friends at
this place Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Alma Clark was Sunday guest
of Misses Lena and Maggie Lunsford.
Faye. Floyd and Ruth Tyler OF
Smithwick motored to this place ana
spent the week end with the Clark
brothers and sisters.
Miss Maudie Crabb and Miss Lucy
Erwin took supper with Mollie Luns-
ford Sunday night.
Andrew Lunsford took supper with
Erwin and Armol Clark Saturday
night
There will be preaching at this place
next Saturday night, Sunday and sun
day night.
Yelma Clark took supper with Fena
Martin Sunday night
Mrs. Essie Landers and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Crabb.
Miss Mabel Watson was Sunday
guest Of Miss Jewel Cantwell.
Arlie Watson visited Bill and An
drew Lunsford Saturday night.
Some Of the young folks Of Smith
wick attended the ball game at this
place Sunday evening.
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CARTER

The rain that fell here Saturday
certainly was needed.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Crawford
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ben Spikes
Sunday.
Miss Julia Snodgrass visited Miss
Macie Eaton Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Presley of Shan
non visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clarke
Saturday night and Sunday.
Misses Tressie and Ona Stacy visit
ed the Misses Poe Saturday night and
Sunday
Mrs. Emma Stout and children visit
ed friends at Shannon Sunday.
Several from here attended church
at skaggs Saturday night and Sunday.
Lyman Alphin visited special friends
at Mr.. Breeding's Sunday.
Frank Tyler and family visited Ar
thur Tyler Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Davis and Jess
Brown visited at Ira Clarkes Sunday.
DAILY Jackson visited special friends
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Several from here attended the can
didate speaking at Gravesville satur-
day.
Miss Beatrice Stout visited Miss
Lois Brown Monday night.
Tom JEFF Timer and wife and two
children, Avis and John, visited rell-
tlves in the hills near Ingram part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Spikes visited at
the home Of Ben Spikes Saturday night
and Sunday.
Carl Hunt left Saturday for ST.
Louis where he will spend the summer.
Misses Esther and Alma Spikes vlsl-
ted their brother, John, Saturday.
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I.ORINE

Mrs. Sam Standiford is on the sick
list this week.
We are having fine Sunday school
here now Everybody come and bring
someone with you.
Alfred Romans took dinner with
Herman Lewis Sunday.
L. W. Mondy and family and his
father visited d. d. Mondy at Pocahon-
tas Sunday.
Our school started Monday with Guy
Lemmons as teacher. We hope to
have a good term.
Several from here attended the
preaching at Skaggs Sunday
Miss Arab Duncan visited Aunt Dee
Mondy from Friday until Sunday
i. w. Mondy and boys returned
home last Friday from Peach Orchard,
where they have been at work for
some time.
Everybody was glad to see the rain
that fell Saturday.
Mrs. Evelyn Beagle is visiting in No
land this week
Jim Wheeler and wife were in our
community Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hogan and Mrs.
Thalia Bishop and children visited
near Hamil last Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Haynes and children of
Benton, Mo-, and William Goings of
Peach Orchard spent Monday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mondy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
HEALTH DAY FOR
RANDOLPH COUNTY

At the last teachers institute, it
was decided to observe Friday, July
is, as health day in all of the schools
of the county
The following program has been sug-
gested:,
Forenoon
Teachers, pupils, ana patrons will
clean up playground.
Afternoon
Topics for Discussion:
How to prevent typhoid fever.
How to prevent consumption.
How to cure consumption.
Fighting the hOuse-fy
How to keep the water pure.
Some things that cause bad colds.
The value of frequent bathing.
Why have fresh air in the sleeping
room.
What to do when you cut your hand.
How play in the open air saves doc
tors bills.
How to build a sanitary out door
toilet.
Questions:
Do many people get sick in your
neighborhood during the year?
What are the diseases that affect
the people most frequently?
At what time of the year does most
sickness occur? Why?
Is the greater part of the sickness
among the older people or children.
DO epidemics such as measles and
whooping cough appear often in your
community? Tell how these could be
kept from spreading?
Do they interfere with the school?
What do you think the people could
do to keep out epidemics?
Name the things that each indivi-
dual can do to protect his health?
Mention some of the common habits
that interfere with health?
Name some of the things that the
community can do to improve health.
Are there any swamps or stagnant
ponds in your community? Can you
tell how such places cause sickness?
Tell several ways in which goo1
health helps all the people?
Tell some ways in which sickness In
one family or in several families hind
ers the progress of the community?
How can you help the person in
your community who does not believe
in a health day program?
Some people argue that to take a
bath oftener than once a week is en-
dangering the health. Discussr
Which had you rather have, gool
set of teeth or a good bottom farmf
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
Candidate Speaking

The county candidates the following itinerary for
their speakngs, dates and at places named below:
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
ELEVENPOINT

We had good rain and we think
everybody appreciated it.
b. f. Smith and family of near Wal
nut Ridge were visiting in these parts
last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. r. Jackson visited her sons
]. II. and j. F., for few days last
week
l. r. and Ralph Harnden helped
A. L. Davis put up hay last week.
Cooper and Thomas passed through
here last Monday buying sheep.
A civil engineer was here last Sat
urday taking measures for the new
bridge across Elevenpoint.
Uncle Dock Sweeney is reported real
sick at his home here.
Mrs. f.. c. Stubbleheld's sister Of
near Blodgett, Mo-, is visiting her for
a few days.
John II. Jackson is having some
bridge timbers cut for the state high
way.
Miss Bessie Stevens is out Of school
this week on account of sore foot.
Our school started last Monday with
Miss Maud McIlroy as teacher.
We believe most Of the candidates
would make good preachers if they
bad the faith.
J. H. jackson had business at Poca-
hOntas one day last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18


Elevenpoint at Gravesville.
E. Roanoke at Noland.
w. Roanoke at Birdell.
Butler at Fairview.
Spring River at Old Jackson.
Watervalley at Schoolhouse.
James Creek at Ravenden Spgs.
Union at Ring.
Elm Store at Schoolhouse.
Dalton at Dalton.
Baker at Schoolhouse.
Warm Springs at Warm Springs
Jackson at SchOolhouse.
Bristow at Manson,
Wiley at New Christian Church.
O'Kean at Sharum.
Reyno at Reyno.
Current River at Biggers.
Demun at Pocahontas.
Columbia at Sago's Store.
Foster at Attica.
Ingram at Vernon Schoolhouse.
Sloan at Middlebrook.
Little Black at Supply.
Richardson at Maynard.
Shiloh at 5 Mile Spring.
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GAINESVILLE

Quite crowd attended the Pentl-
cost church at this place Saturday
night.
our school will begin next Monday
with Miss Mayme WaldrOn as teacher.
John johnson and Tom Slayton Of
Attica visited friends here Sunday.
Rev. Alvin Tyler win preach here
Saturday night and Sunday at If.
Everybody come.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18

This health day program will mean
a great deal to the schools of the
county, if properly carried out. l sin.
cerely urge the patrons to cooperate
with teachers and pupils in making
this occasion a success.
Respectfully,
Rufus A. Mock,
County Superintendent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18

their SpeaklngS, on datt
Saturday, July 18th,
Monday, July 14th,
Tuesday July 18th
Wednesday, July 10th,
Thursday, July 18th,
Friday, July 18th,
Saturday, July 10th,
Monday, July 81,
Tuesday, July %,
Wednesday, July %
Thursday July "a
Friday, July 25,
Saturday, July 26
Monday, July %,
Tuesday, July 20
Wednesday, July 30,
Thursday, July 81
Friday, August 1,
Saturday, August 2,
Monday, August a,
Tuesday, August 5,
Wednesday, August 6,
Thursday, August Z,
Friday August 8,
Saturday, August 9,
Monday, August IL,
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18
School Department

Suggestions from Randolph county teachers looking
conditions in the public schools Randolph county
this department Please cOnane your article to
than 500 words
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-18

Bobber shops are replacing barber
shops in Arkansas.
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PAYER PRO PRfSNE VYSE-
TRENf HOSPODARSTVf
u MUNICIPAL CO.

V Hollenden hotelu ma ban
ketu Rytifi Columbovych pro
hlasil vGera pravnik Harry
F. Payer, re Sc musi pravnic-
Ike organisace okresu Cuyaho-
ga spojiti, ably objeven byl
kazdy trestny Gin v hospodar-
stvf Municipal Co., tax aby "a
braneno bylo opakovani Sc po-
dobntch skandald. "A tato
prace must byti vykonana do
bre, COZ by Sc nemohlo stati,
kdyby. nebyla kazda osoba
zodpov9dna "a podobne ne
pofadky pfesnemu slctovani.
Lid zada, ably jednou bylo "a
razeno nesvedomiteya lupic-
,ske vydirani pomoci akcif.
Kazdym rokem jsou tisice lidu
okradeny bezcennymi akcie-
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ZAHADNA SEBEVRAzDA
SKOKEM S KEITHOVY
BUDOVY.

Z nejhofejsfho, dvacateho
patra Keithovy budovy ma Eu-
cid ave. a vych. II. ul. skocil
vcera vecer 45lety manager
Lawrence hotelu " Erie, Pa,
w. A. Cochran a dopadl ma
stfechu Palace divadla, kde
prave as 5000 navstevniku pri
hlizelo vaudevilnimu predsta-
veni. Sebevrah pred zoufalym
skokem S okna pradelny 81
vpalil do tela kuli revolveru,
ktery byl jednou vypalenou
patronou nalezen ma podlaze
pradelny. Podrobnosti % CO.
chranovi nejsou dosud znamy.
Nocni hlidac budovy vypravu-
.ie, ze jej dopadl jiz v ned6li ma
II. patfe budovy. Ma otazku,
co v budove pohledava, odpo-
vedel, re jest nemocen, nacez
jej ponocny vykazal. Vcera
dopadl hlidac Cochrana pred
8. hod. podruhe ma svoji o.
tazku dOstal stejnou odpoved'
jako v ned6li. Kdyz Cochran
nechtel uposlechnouti rozka-
zu. ably Sc z budovy vzdalil,
sJel ponOcny do pfizemi, aby
pfivolal policii. Mezitim vsak
lezelo jiz telo nest 'astnika ma
stfese divadla, ktera jest mno-
hem nizsi stfechy budovy sa-
me-, Jmeno ziisteno bylo die
obchodnich naystivenek, ma
lezenych kapse.
Sebevrah byl reditelem ne
kolika hotelu, byl zenat a ot-
Gem dvou ditek. DIE vypove-
di nekterych znamych zil v
dobrych pomerech a tesil sc
zeJmena v Erie velice dobre
povesti. tax re az dosud jsou
pfitiny k Zoufalemu cinu ne
vysvetleny. U mrtvoly naleze-
ny byly zlate hodinky, ktere
sc zastavily prave v 8 hod. a
10 minut.
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STUDENT.
SKY LIST.

The Weekly Scarab, vyda-
vany zactvem East Technical
vyssi skoly, obdrzel trofej
Plain Dealeru a sice jiz nepfe
trzit6 tretf rok, tax re cena,
stribrny pohar, zdstane trvale
jeho majetkem. Mezi redak-
torskym stabem vyznamena-
neho listu cteme iceska jme-
ma Herminy Brozakove Ja-
Strosse, v administrac-
MIN personalu Alici Svobodo-
YOU a Frances Hradkovou a
mezi technickym personalem
Edward Bartos jako
asistent foremana tiskarny.
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NAPJETf RUSKO-TURECKE

Londyn, %. kvetna. - Die
zprav Carihradu napjet, me-
ri Tureckem a sovetskym Rus
KEN vzrdsta. Pravi Sc ze v
Turecku vzmaha sc hnuti V
zajmu svolanf zvlastniho "a
sedanl narodniho shromazde-
nj, jez pojednati ma vznikle
situaci. Rusove, jak Sc pravi,
pokracuji v systematickem Wy
haneni TurkG 2 Kavkazu. By
10 take oznameno, re prvni
taiemnik tureckeho vyslanec-
tvi V Moskve byl Rusy zatcen
ma obvineni 2 podloudnictvi.
Turci nyni hrozi, re vydaji po-
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mi. K tomu vsak mize pomo-
ci jedin6 zakonodarna."
PRfJEM SDRUzENf cEcHo
DOMOVA
re schize odbyvane IL.
kvStna 1924.

Co upominku ma zesnulou
Helenu Juzek clenkyne els. 16
jed. darovala pozdstala rodi-
ma SIS, Antonio Groman SIS,
Marie Basil ST., Bertha Pauza
SO cent?.
Sbsraci listiny odevzdaly Sc
stry: Rizena Kominek {. 13
$3.50, Anna BrIzek {. 48 $14.
RGzena Dvofak {. 49 $500.
Ma listinach $3.50, ma darech
S1l.50, celkem $47.2O.
MARIE RtzICKA, 1cet.
CEC1LIE VLACH, preds.
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VEkEJNE SLYSENf v MZDO
VEN SPORU ZRfZENCO
POULIcNfCH KAR.

Osm GlenG unie zam9stnan-
Gu ma poulicnich karach vyli-
covali "a vcerejsiho vefejneho
|vyslechu, kterak dnesni mzda
jejich jest nepatrnou. "Kdyz
zaplatite vsechny icty "a Ii
votni potreby, pax budete ra-
di, kdyz vam mzda staci a ji-I
ste vam niteho nezbude," tax
as zn6la spolecna jejich stiz-I
most. Ia dotazovani jejich pra
vniho zastupce w. l.. Daye poI
dali muzi ii jasny obrazek prl
merneho zivota konduktera q
iidice motoru. z liceni jejich
|vysvita, re postaveni dosa-
vadni musi byti zlepseno.
Dnes vypovidati bude pre-
sident spolecnosti J.. j. Stan
ley. co bude vypraveti, snad-
no 81 mdze kazdy predem. jiz
pfedstaviti. Spolecnost nema
penez, je v stale financni kri-
81 a pod. tax zniti budou je-
no argumenty. I -
Cd zvyseni jizdnich poplat
kd cd /. prosince vykazuje L.
rokovy fond, die ktereho sc
jizdne. jako die barometru r.
|di, jisty pomaly vzestup, tax
re koncem dubna vykazoyal
pfebytek S321.786.27. Aby-
chom jezdili levneji, must Sc
fond rozmnoziti ma 500. 900.
Personal pozaduje zakladni
plat 85, 81 a 80 cent? "a ho-
dinu misto dnesnich SIS, 81 a.
6Oc, cas- a pul ia sluzbu pres
cas-, V osmi dnech jeden den
!, prazdno, dvoutydenni dovole-
nou $ platem a zarucenou
denni praci 8 az 8 hodin.
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mel patrne mic chytrejsfho ma
praci proto snad drze po-
hlizel lidem okny do bytu, po-
nevada byla .jeho zvedavost
lidem obtizna, nechali jej Sc
brati a zvedavec postaven vce
ra pred policejniho soudce,
ktery mu pro neporadne cho-
vani vymefil 10 dni robotar-
ny a zaplaceni soudnich 1trat.
Pozdeji byl trest suspendovan.
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dnici nebudou miti obtfze do
stati penize cd Lloydu, byla
zvracena okolnosti, re okres-
nj zalobce Stanton musel boj
vnesti ma okresni soud. STAN
ton pozaduje, ably okresni ko-
misari prohlaseni byli jako We
ritele Municipal Co. a tudiz
stranou soudnim sporu o vnu
cenou sprawl uvalenou ma spo
lecnost generalnim navladnim
Crabbem a "a druhe sc dovo-
lava prava uloziti penize u
The Union Trust.
V prvni otazce bylo Stan
tonovi okresnim soudcem Ruh
lem vyhov6no, v druhe ale, ma
protest receivrG Municipal Co.
zastoupenych pravniky Nc
Keehanem a Redeem odlozil
rozhodnuti ma pristi pondeli.
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DvA MLADfCl 4 DfvkA zABITI "a
SRAzkY AUTA S vLAkEM.
NEBEZPECNA KRIzOVATKA MA LONDON
RID. BYLA NESTREzENA

Smerem vychodnim jedouci
nakladni vlak drahy Nickel
Plate vrazil "a tiny do prave
pfejizdejiciho ,auta ma kfizo-
vatce London rd., tahnouci Sc
cd Euclid k st. Clair ave.
Auto, mensi sedan, srazeno by
10 po svahu as 200 stop dale
ko. Srazka mela v zapeti u
smrceni vsech tri cestujicich
autu, 23leteho Charlese Ken
nedyho, 1919 Starkweather
ave. S. W., 23leteho Harolda
p. Allena, 34l1 zap. 100. ul.
a nezjist6ne dosud mlade ze-
ny.
Jedinym ocitym svedkem ka
tastrofy byl II. Alderman,
l84O8 St. Clair ave., jenz me-
steSti lici takto: "Jel jsem Sc
verne a spatril jsem mensi
auto prijizdeti ke kolejim z
opacne strany. Uslysev piska-
nj vlaku, zastavil jsem stroj
u trait, ale sedan jel dale. Ia
stavil Sc mi dech, kdyz jsem
videl padajici auto Sc svahu.
Nevim ami, zda Sc zastavilo
vnbec, neb jsem pred srazkou
zavrel oci. K6s jsem Sc vzpa
matoval, shledal jsem stroj
200 stop pod kolejemi."
Strojvddce vlaku jakoz to
pic vypravuji, re signal W.
strazny dan byl die pfedpisu
as 200 stop Cd krizovatky.
Auto drive nespatrili jak as
vtefinu pre- udavsi sc sraz-
kou. Krizovatka sama nem6la
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SPOR o OKRESNf PENfZE
NENf DOSUD SKONcEN.

Okres dosud zapasi O pc
nize $85S 900 re sunny $1,4OO.-
900 ulozene okresnimi komisa
ry u The Municipal Savings &
Loan Co. Spor neni veden ale
Sc zajistovaci spolecnosti
Lloyd V Londyne, ale s recei-
vry Municipal CO., kteri Sc
branf. aby penize ulozeny by
ly u The Union Trust Co. Ph-
vodnf zprava. ze okresni 1re.
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veruiici listiny sov6tskemu "a
stupci v Angore a donutf jei
ku odchodu re zem6.
SUdtecni stfclec.

"kdyz to vsechno spoSitam.
co mne m6j revir stoji, ty cesty
tam a zpatky, to stfelivo. utahane
satstvo a tax dale. pride mns je-
den zajic ma koik tisic!"
To je- tedy jests ye'ike steali.
ze nikdy zadneho nest:clis.
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COSTANZOVA SPROSTENA
OBzALOBY.

Fannie Costanzova, jez by
la obzalovana, ze spolu s En-
mou Colavitovou otravila sve-
no pred A lety zemreleho mu-
re Marina Costanza, byla wee
ra soudcem Pearsonem spros
tena obzaloby. By1a ale dana
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ami hlidace ami varovnych sve
tel, jelikoz pry nebyla pova-
zovana "a nebezpecnou. Te-
prve co byla ,znovu predlazde-
ma, stala Sc pry vice "a do
pravy pouzfvanou.
Matka Kennedyho, jez jest
jiz po A roxy churavou, vypra-
vi, re syn odesel z vecera o.
znamenfm, re navstivi obraz-
kove divadlo, ze ma vlastni
auto, vdbec nevedela. Otec
druheho usmrceneho Edw. E.
Allen vypov6d6l 20 obdrzeni
tragick6 zpravy, re oba mia
dici byli intimnimi druhy a
re vedel, re osudneho vecera
vGerejsiho vysli spolu.. Oba
ale nemohou pov6dfti. kdo by
byla zabita divka. V kapse
jeji nasla policie papirek s
jmenem adresou spolu te-
lefonnim cislem, ale oznace-
na ma listku zena byla v uda-
mem elsie nalezena ziva a
zdrava. Kennedyho sice INA,
ale nemGze taktez dfvku zji-
stiti.
Kennedy byl voZkou u Will
liam Edwards Co. a Allen kler
KEN Pennsylvania drahy, o.
ba ale byli n6jakOu dobu bez
prace.
Osobni vlak, prijfzd6jici "a
nakladnim, byl osudnou sraz-
kou zdrzen a prijel zpozdene
do Euclid vesnice, coz zavda-
10 podnet k pov6stfm, re Sc
sraZil. i, j..
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POTRESTANY "NAKUKO-
VAC" DO OXEN.

Pc Warren rd. potuloval Sc
jisteho vecera 21lety Lester
Long, 9206 Harvard, ktery ne