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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
River Falls Wins
From Red Wing
ChinnOck's Circuit Clout Starts Win
ming Rally-LegiOnnaries Will
Play At Balsam Lake
Next Sunday

River Falls furnished most of the
paid admissions and also the win
ming team for Sundays entertain
ment at the Red Wing ball park.
The score was to 5 in favor of
River Falls.
Stan. Chinook, pitching for the
Falls, not only twirled grand game,
but started his mates on the path to
victory by polling a circuit drive over
the right-feld fence in the third in
ming. Medley, who followed, got
life on Engeldinger's error; Smuland
singled and both scored on Ziebell's
double. Ernie brought in the in
ning's fourth run when Engeldinger
muffed Bregan's throw from jeff
Smiths grounder. In the fourth
frame Miles doubled and scored on
Pierius' error.
Red Wing ran in tally in the first,
and three hits and as many errors
allowed them to tie the score in the
seventh. But River Falls came back
in the eighth and regained the lead.
Smith opened with a double over
the right-ield fence and Notheu
weakened, walking Miles. Both
Smith and Miles were headed off,
but Davidson and Chinook tailed
en- errors by Engeldinger, who muf-
fed two rather wide throws from
third.
Next Sunday River Falls will play
return game with the Balsam Lake
team, and it is planned to have the
DICTIONARIES go up Saturday even
ing and spend the night at one of the
lakeside resorts.
Following is the lineup of last
Sundav's uamn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
Annual School Meeting
Drew Large Attendance
Expectation OF Vote On New Build
ing Was Responsible For Big
Turn Out-Subject Was Not
Brought Up

There was record attendance at
the annual school meeting held in the
high school auditorium Monday eve
ming, in marked contrast to the usual
lack of interest shown in these af-
fairs.
Credit for this is given to rumor,
strengthened by the circulation of
posters, to the effect that the build
ing proposition was to be brought
up again for a vote.
No such action was taken, how
ever, and only the usual routine bust
ness was transacted, including the
reelection OF Geo. TIL. Smith to the
Board. His was the only term that
expired at this time.
The school budget called for tax
CT $4,000, raise of about $1,000
over last year. This was voted.
A motion was made to have the
school funds deposited in whatever
bank would pay the most interest on
daily or weekly balances. After it
was pointed out that undoubtedly
Dakota or Montana banks would of
fer the highest rates, the motion was
amended to include only the local in
stitutions, and so passed.
The Chairman commended the
large attendance at this meeting and
expressed the hope that the people
of this district would continue to
demonstrate such an active interest
in their school.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
GETS BALL PARAPHERNALIA
FROM FAMOUS PLAYERS

Behlmer Carisch is in proud pos
session of catcher's NIT and three
league baseballs sent to him the
first of the week by his uncle, Fred
Carisch, who is a coach with Ty
Cobb's Detroit Tigers of the Ameri-
can league.
While no information was en-
closed with the package, Behlmcr is
certain that the nit was once the
property of big league star. and
that the baseballs figured in history
making clouts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
Spectacular Blaze At
Produce Company Plant
Medley & Moss Establishment
Damaged By Early Morning
Fire Yesterday, But Bust
ness Is Continued-Ef-
ficient Work OF Fire
Dept. Saves Building

The River Falls Produce q
Creamery Co., Medley & Moss pro-
prietors, suffered considerable loss
early yesterday morning when the
establishment on N Main street was
damaged by fire, smoke and water.
Grin Wenzel, standing in front of
his restaurant about two o'clock, was
first to discover the blaze. The
alarm was. Immediately sounded and
the Fire Department made quick re-
spouse, but the flames had gained
considerable Roadway and clouds Of
dense smoke were pouring out of
the building.
For time it looked certain that
the big frame building, and perhaps
the entire block, was doomed, but
four streams of water, under heavy
pressure and effectively directed
finally brought the blaze under con-
troll, and in less than an hour the
fire was completely drenched out.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
1t evidently started in the north por-
ton of the building, used mostly for
storage room. The company's truck
was housed there and was wrecked
by the flames. One hundred chickens,
awaiting shipment, were killed in
the fire.
Flames ate their way up along the
partitions and through the roof, and,
together with the flood of water,
caused considerable damage through
cut the entire frame building. The
extent of the loss, which was par
TALLY covered by insurance, has not
as yet been estimated.
The ice cream factory is housed in
a new concrete addition at the south
of the frame structure, and was not
damaged at all. The company turn
ed out its ice cream as usual yester-
day morning, and will use a portion
of the Carisch machine shed, just
north of the burned building, to con-
tinue the handling Of eggs and
poultry, etc., until the fire damage is
repaired, work on which will start
at once.
The building originated as
Krauth's brewery, and was one of the
earliest structures on Main street.
About twenty years ago the Gund
Brewing Co. purchased it and made
additions for its use as a wholesale
storage depot. A fewAyears ago M.
M. Walters purchased it and added
the ice cream factory, besides MAX
ing other improvements. Messrs.
Medley & Moss bought out Mr..
Walters a year ago and have con-
Quoted business there under the name
of The River Falls Produce & Cream
cry Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
Seek Lady Candidate
For State Assembly
Committee Is Active In Search Of
Pierce County Woman To Enter
Primary Race This Year

The Journal is informed that a
committee has been organized for
the purpose of bringing out woman
candidate for the assembly in Pierce
county this fall, and Tuesday the
following announcement was receiv-
ed for publication in this paper:
"The committee appointed to in
duce woman to run for member
of assembly for Pierce county met
July 1.
"They organized and appointed a
chairman and secretary.
, ION account of one of the members
being absent another was appointed
in her place.
"The next meeting will be held
July Is.
Committee"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-07-10
DAVIS AND BRYAN
WILL LEAD DONKEY

Fourteen days, twenty-three SEES
sions and 103 roll calls finally de-
veloped Democratic presidential
team at midnight last night in
Madison Square Garden, New York
City.
Hon. John w. Davis of West Vir-
ginia and Governor Chas. w. Byran
of Nebraska will be the Democratic
standard bearers, for president an
vice-president, respectively, next
November.
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Chautauqua Is Best
In Past Ten Years
Five-day Program Of Exceptionally
Fine Talent-PatrOnage Doesn't
Cover Expense; Signers
Musician 1925 Pro-
gram In Normal
Auditorium

The Mutual-Ewell Chautauqua
Co. closed a splendid five-day pro-
gram here Saturday evening. Pat
rons pronounce it one of the very
best in ten years.
Because the tent did not reach here
in time the July / number was given
in the Normal school auditorium.
The Wells Duo lived up to their repu-
tation as entertainers of merit.
Added to this program was Zellner,
the protean characterize, a gradu-
ate of the university of Wisconsin
and player of rare ability. He
made the great men of the past live
again, and speak in their own tongue.
The second day brought a fine
musical program, and very telling
lecture by William Forkell. His
afternoon talk could we'll be omitted
and the entire time given to the en-
ioyment of the musical program put
on by the Trianon Trio and the
Scotch tenor, Ambrose Wyrich, who
proved himself quite an entertainer.
The third day the ladies received
some fine suggestions for interior
decorations, by Walter Murray, who
demonstrated that he is an expert
in his line. The play, Happiness"
which was given in the evening, was
well played and greately enjoyed.
This new play by these well-trained
artists was a decided success. Mr..
Greenleaf, who played the part of
the Irishman, was making his third
appearance in River Falls. He has
made many friends here.
The fourth number, coming on the
Fourth of July, was witnessed by
the smallest audience for the series,
and was one of the finest programs.
The Boston Copley Quintet was a
very pleasing organization and gave
two fine programs. The afternoon
program was "a varied one of quar-
tets, duets, solos, etc. In the eve
ming they gave delightful light
opera in costume.
Judge Bales lecture in the evening
is spoken of as the finest thing in the
whole chautauqua. Many declare it
was worth while to bring the chau-
tauqua here for this one feature
alone. Judge Bale is an entertaining
speaker and is man with message
for our day. His subject was the
Fourth Line of Defense" and his
plea is for the welfare of the coming
generation.
The last day brought Laura
Forbes, dramatic reader of ability,
and the Loseff Russian string
quartet in native costumes. The
orchestra played music varying from
American popular stuff to the best
classics of the old masters. Their
folk songs were very interesting.
The violinist is one of the best ever
heard here.
The attendance throughout was
fair, it looked good, hut the season
ticket price of $3.50 and the gate
receipts, which were mi, left quite a
deficit for which the signers are
held.
1t was decided that the contract for
the coming year should have fifty
signers and that the expense may be
cut down $3.50 by holding the pro-
grams in the Normal school auditor
ium.
Miss Powers, the platform super
intendent, is now working on the
contract for next year.
Those who attended feel that the
chautauqua was we'll worth while.
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KINNICKINNIC TEAM is
DEFEATED AT PRESCOTT
Return Game Will Be Played Next
Sunday

Kinnickinnic's baseball team met
defeat at Prescott last Sunday by the
close score of 10 to 9. 1t was tight
battle all the way, both teams earn
ing every run made.
A return game will be played on
the Kinnickinnic diamond next Sun
day, July IL, and another exciting ex-
hibition is assured.
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DaViSOnS Hold
Family Reunion
Celebrate Seventy third Wedding
Anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Dawson

The children and grandchildren
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Dawson met July 4th to hold their
second family reunion, on their
seventy-third wedding anniversary.
All of their children were on the
"old home place" once more, living
over memories of long ago that
flooded back to mind like torrents of
water suddenly let loose. Franks
and jokes they had played on one an
other were recalled and scenes OF
long ago brought back to life.
The hillsides were dotted with peo-
pie gazing at the "old Valley" which
had been their steadfast, childhood
companion and protector so many
years ago. The Fourth, an ideal day,
was spent visiting, strolling and
telling stories. The front yard was
filled with voices of sixty relatives
and friends.
Mr.. John Dawson, a grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dawson, gave
an Grafton which fitted very we'll in
to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dawson
pushed their way through the wild
erness from Pennsylvania, suffering
hardships and receiving no aid ex-
cept from the occasional white set
tier or friendly Indian, and finally
arrived in the untitled Big River
Valley, ready to receive its welcome.
On the night Of their arrival here
terrific storm broke over the val
ley and torrents flooded it with water
and floating brush. Then and there
they gave it the name of "Big
River"
With hearts which would no.
know defeat, they settled on what is
now the Thos. Dawson farm, erected
log cabin and began the work Of
clearing the land and gaining the
confidence of the Indians. Lonley
as it was, they mastered the wilder
ness and were joined lated by others,
the Grays, Blisses and other fam
lilies came and helped them found a
prosperous community.
Following is list of those present
at the reunion:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Dawson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. R. Dawson, Tintah, Mimi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Ward, aand Misses
Dorothy and Shirley, Rosholt, S. D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dawson and
sons, Reuben and Stanley, Big River;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dawson and
children, John, Erwin and Miss Eva,
River Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Eng,
Thompson, N. d.; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Staples and children, Miss Bess,
Allen and Wallace, Frederic, Wis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson and
children, Miss Elsie, Robert and
Earl, PETROL N. d.; Mrs. w. D.
Mitchell and son Neal, Crystal, N.
D.; Mr.. Howard Staples, Mrs. Mary
Bunce and son Grin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eaton and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Buckner and daughter,
Miss Shirley, Ellsworth; Jas. Boles,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and
son Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Boles, Mrs. Sarah Hannah, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. N. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bliss and children, Miss
Florence and Raymond; Miss Alice
Monteith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Bliss River Rails, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hannah and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Hudson.
Mr.. and MRS. Edward Gallagher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Eng have ex-
tended an invitation to the Dawson
family to celebrate the Fourth of
July, 1925, at Thompson, N. D.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

| wish to announce that | shall
continue the business of my husband,
Ben Deiss, and will be in personal
charge. We solicit your patronage
and guarantee to keep up the high
standard of service and work.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Ben Deiss.
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Sc 5 Z 81 IL Z
XEverett batted for Nothen in
ninth.
Home Run-Chinnock. Two-bass
hits-Jeff Smith, Ziebel, N
Struck Out-By Chinook, 6; by
Nothen, 3.
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Nc 'AD00 PRED SENATNIM VYbOREM
PRAVi. zE NEMEL NlCEH0 SPOIL ECNE-
n0 S 0LEJNYMI vYSADAMl.
PROFIT JMENOvANf POMERENA A STRAW
MA PODANY BYLY NAMITKY. t@
Washington, IL. 1nora.

Washington, II. dnora. - prohlasenm ze on nemel
mic vice ni udeenim oejnych vysad Teapot Dome
Elk Hills nez paneta Mars drive sekretaf pokadny
William G. McAdoo dobrovone dostavl pred senatn
setrovac vybor vypravel svych vzazch E. L. Dohenym
eho oeafskymi zajmy cd vstoupen Wilsonova kabine
tn vr. 1913, So
Pan McAdoo pravil re "zdsavi to zem ably soudila",
ida jeho meno bylo vtazeno do pomneho vysetrovani
aby Sc poslouzilo stranickemu politickemu dceli'
Tato otazka, prav, zminuie nutnosti potrestani
kazdeho, enz by styku pronaetm namornckych oei
nych zdvha mad pocke srany stranicke ohe
dy Vlada csa jez vzdorovala by kazde korupci III
voni oazkou nejenom repubkany demokraty ale
kazdeho obcana Co tyce ia pfeju ably vsechno
stranictv ucho kdyz ceme tax vaznemu nebezpeci hro
zicimu nasi spolecne vlasti.
Byio by to inspiraci vd6ti muze zeny soukromenl
zivote prsusniky vsech veeinem zvoe ably
spoji, ako stao veke vaky, spolecnem usli
zncen korupce"
We SVEN edectvi McAdoo vysvetlova podrobne spo
jen Doheny-ovymi zamy. Prav re vubec nesetkal
Dohenym pred tm vidal sveho fednho postaven z
jel do Mexka Zamu Dohenyho samem skonku WisO-
novy adminsrace ale re nikdy neobievil Washnge
ne zajmu Dohenyove pokud Wisonova admnistrace bya
trade Pravncka firma jeiz clenem by dostaa cd
Doheny-ovych zajmi celkem 100000 sve sluzby
po vystoupeni dostava $4,000 rocne diva roxy
ga udeni vseobecnych pravnickych rad Dohenymu.
ia nejsem Jim poyinnovan pcm ony nejsoo nicim po-
fvnnovany nne pravf McAdoo vysvetleni ze eho
jenf zamy Dohenyovym bylo ciste ako pravnika
kienta.
Po vyslechnuti McAdooa vybor konal ddvernou schulz
ktere uvazova protestech jez byly podany prot s. H.
StraWnOVl Chicago byVaemu POmerenOvl Cle-
veandu jake zvlastnm pravnm radcm ustanovenym pres
Coolidgem vysetrovani udelen oejnych vysad
podnknuti prpadnych soudnich kroku Pro Pomereno!i
havne protesu bratrva zelezniench zfzencu ez pfvo
jeho porazku posledn vob6 jeho zasavan Esch
dopravnckeho zakona nejz zeleznicn del
nictvo sezue jako krane nespravedlvy Havnm duvo
proti obema, Strawnov Pomerenov vsak jest son
to korporacni advokati.
Jinou udaost dneska byl dops generaniho navadniho
Daughertyho senatoru Wilsov Oha, nemz zada syse
nj vzhedem resoluc podane senatorem Wheeerem Mon
tany, niz Sc zada jeho, Daughertyho, resignace
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P0Ruclk GRIFFIs v NEW YoRkU.
DUsTOJNfK, JENz Sc POKUSIL UNOS
BERGDOLLuV, NADSENE UVtTAN.

~ New York, H. lnora. Corlis H. Griffis, americkJ
vysouzec svetove vaky enz podnk nezdafeny pokus
dnos povesneho uecence pred odvodem Bergdola Meme
cku pre sem dnes parnku Albert Balm cd Hambursko
Amercke spoecnosti po zraven ses mesicd nemecken
vezeni, kan byl poslan pGvodne FL ;mesc
Dosud bled po SVEN veznen ackoiv pry zskal dese l.
Der vaze cese pres ocean, Grfs prav nebyl om
ostnen nemeckou vadou jak telegrafovano do Amerky
nybrz pOuze deportovan jako nezadouci cizinec.
Grffsov dostao nadseneho uvitani cleny Americkt
Legie jichz vybor yyel vstrc mestsk lodi Po
oupen bfeh Battery utvofen by prvod enz pocho
dova do radnce kde Griffis strucne promuv Mez tem
kdoz nejdfve ej uvita byl otec jeho, Eugene S. Gr
Hamilton, O. sestra Dorothy studentka Holns koej
blize Roanoke, Va.
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COOLIDGE sTOl PR DENBYM.
PRESIDENT 0DPlRk vYzvATI K RESI-
eNACI SEKREThhE nAM0RMlCTvA.
NEMfNt PRY OBETOvAT NEvINNEHO MU-
zE PRO SVE VLASTNf BLAHO.

Washington, H. unora President Coolidge dnes po-
zd6 vecer vydal prohlaseni Beho Domu nemz odpi-
ra pTistoup pozadavek senau ably bezodkadne poza
da resgnaci Edwna Denbyho ako sekreafe namonictva
Doycna resouce kerou zada resgnace Denbyho pfaa
byla senate AZ prot "a has1m zapeti pata bya dai
resouce senatoa Robnsona 81 pro 25 hlasdm narzujci
taemnku enatu ably opis prvn6i resouce doruc presi
denu Coolidge-ovi
Kratce pred TO- hodinou vecer vydano bylo prohaseni
presidentem Coolidgem, nemz tyz prav
zadneho lredniho povmnuti nemdze dostati senat-
nj resouc kaci mn6n onoho t6lesa clenech kabnetu
neb jnych lfedncich pod exekutivn kontrolou.
"Jakmile zvaStn pravnici budou moc vyrozumet:
do zakonosti techto vysad predozi mne fakta rIz
nych ranakcch podnknu akove kroky ez uznany budou
"a dobre ochranu verejnych zajmn
"Nebudu vahati pozadat resignac kterehokol uedni-
ka ehoz pocinani eto vec ospravedn takove ednani
strany Propustenf fednika vlady, ak jedna
tomto prpade nym zpusobem nezi obzaovanim jest Wy
hradne funkc presdenovou ia povazui toto zvotni
zasadu nasi vlady"
Kdyz byl p Coolidge poukaza jake stanovsko zaujaG
PRESIDENT Cleveland kdyz jednao vmesovani
zakonodaneho odve do pravomoci vykonneho odvetv
vady, pokracuje
president je zodpoveden Ida sv pocinan vzhledem
podrzeni propusten verenych drednikl ia beru
zodpovednost lid mdze byt ujten ze jakme do
vsech fak tax abych mohl edna plnou
vednost vic sIcastn6nym ranam pine ochrani
'Nehodam obetovati zadneho nevnneho cloveka pro
sve vastn baho anz mnim podrze nekereho neschopne
no oveka trade pro sve vlastni blaho. Budu snaz
drze vady neporusene fdit svedectvm zako
mem, ak je shledam naloz razne ddkladne kazdym
druhem spachaneho zla.
"Meztim podnikany sou kroky, jez budou chranit
fejne zajmy.'
sekretaf Denby po pfieti senatnf uzavfe
vsem navstevnkim byo receno jeho jmenem ze nemni
cnit jakehokoli prohlaseni dnes vecer.
Prohlaseni predenta Coolidge byo pfedvidano z dnes
po poedni kdy sereaf vaky obede jehoz sdcasni
Bem Dome, prav ze pokud je znamo kabinet zdsta
netknuy pt senate nezmeni tuo situaci
Dnes vecer neze rc nyni ucin demokratct senate
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PREDPOVfDA VZPOURU v
RUDE ARMADE.

Berlin, 10. unora. - Maxim
Gorkij prohlasil v rozmluve S
jednim svym pritelem, re ru-
da armada sc zcela urcite
vzbouri proti bolsevicke tyra-
nil to V blizke budoucnosti.
Pravil dale: "Neni vIbec po-
chybnosti, re demokratika
moe nahradi krvavou vladu ko
munistG v Rusku. Ia sest let
snizili bolsevici rusky lid ma
horst stav, nez tatarske otroc-
tvi. Stal Sc nekulturni massou,
ktera ami nedba o premysleni
o politickych otazkach a jeste
meme dba, aby byla obtezova-
ma komunistickymi myslenka-
mi a boji. Bolsevici poznavaji,
re jejich hrizovlada sklamala.
V malych mestech nemaji Ia
dne vaznosti. Dokonce j jejich
ruda armada Sc obraci proti
komunismu a svrhuje vsechny
komunisticke blahovosti, ma nj
uvalene. Bolsevici nemaji mo.
ci, aby mohli zastaviti pokrok
demokracie."
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Washington, IL. dnora. -
Zf1avr-vydana dnes mexic-
k3m .yyslanectvim sdeluje, ze
mexicke rebelske vojsko vykli
dile. Guadalajaru, hlavni mes
to!*atT Jalisco nasledkem po-
raxky Entrpene v Ocotlanu a
I'd federalni vojsko hodla OBJ
saditi Guadaljaru Ultra. De-
p$se obdrzena M6sta Mexi-
k%aodhaduje ztraty povstalec-
k{ ma zabitych, ran6nych a "a
jatych ma 1000.
Vera Cruz, II. dnora.-Me-
x5cke' vladni vojsko pfibylo do
Vera Cruz dnes v 10.45 rano,
obsadivsi mesto po jeho media
vnem vyklizeni rebely. Kdyz
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vELkE oBREG0Novo MTEzsTvi.
ZTRATILI 1000 MUzU MA IA
BITYCH, RANENYCH A ZAJATCTJ.

prvni oddfl feder&lnfho vojska
dostal sc ma dohled cd Vera
Cruz, posledni povstalecke sbo
ry odjely po draze Alvarad-
ske. Pozistavaly re stoupenci
gen. Loly, jenz zdstal We me-
ste jeste po odjezdu Adolfa
Della Huerty, vidce odboje.
Mesto Mexiko, IL. dnora.-
Ze vsech dseki ma zapadni
front6 doSly sem zpravy ozna-
mujici vit9zstvi federalniho
vojska. Toto vytlacilo povstal-
ce z, posic, ktere byly polka
dany Ia nedobytn6 a rebelove
ustoupili do Poncitlanu, kde
pristi bitva jest ocekavana.
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WAX DO AUTOMOBILE.


Cuyahoga Falls, O., II. lno-
ra. - Tri osoby byly ma miste
zabity zde, kdyz rychlovlak
drahy B. & o. vrazil do uza-
vreneho automobile ma krizo-
vatce zap. Broad ulice nede-
Ii casne rano. V zabitych byli
pozdeji ztotozneni Eva Derks-
ova, 21leta a Helen Derksova,
24leta, z Cuyahoga Falls a
Vern Brakefield, 28lety, z A
kron. Posleze zmineny ridil
auto.
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a Cesi v Americe mohou byt
ujiSteni. ze my ucinime vse v
nasi moci, abychom vyhradili
pominentni misto We m6st6
pro jeho pomnik."
Jedno z velikych namesti,
jez zrizeno bude We smyslu no
veho municipalniho planu, ne
pochybn6 bude vyhrazeno pro
tento pomnik. Praha jiz drive
uctila byvaleho presidenta po-
jmenovanim jedne zeleznicni
stanice q jedne ulice podle ne
'il0..
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JDE TO vELMI RYcnLE.
v PRAZE w NABtZEJf MtsTO PRO
4s WILSONUV POMNtK.

iPraha, 10. lnora. = (Zvlast
MI depese IN. Y. Heraldu~
cechoslovaci v Americe poskyt
nou, penize ma postavenf PRIV
nfho pomnfku Woodrow Wilso
novi v Praze, jak vywftA z te-
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legramu, jejz obdrzel purk-
mistr dr.. Baxa vcera rano. Tyz
pravil We spojeni > touto my
slenkou:
'Pam4tka Woodrow Wilso-
ma jest nam nanejvts vz&cna
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ri, jz resouci prot Denbymu prosad Pomoc pokroko
vych republkanu Ma pouze dvoji vyberl bud vyckati
zprvy zvlasnich pravnik ustanovenych tesdentem
podnknou kroky obzaovan Denbyho JET by muscle witt
wink snemovne posanecke prpad6 ze byo by odhla
sovano, senat sal by soudnm tribunalem rs
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sTEzUJf 81 MA sP0J. sTATY

Moskva, IL. Gnora. - Obvi-
neni, ze Amerika vyvozuje ma
tlak ma japan cfnu, aby ne
uznaly ruskou sovetskou VIA
du, ucinzno bylo dnes zdejsim
listen Izv4sti.