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Evening star., 1924-10-22
Trading on Local Board.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

BALTIMORE, October % (SpeciaD.
Potatoes, white, 100 pounds, 5oa
1-50; barrel, 75a225; sweet potatoes,
barrel, 1.50a3.50; vans, barrel, 2.5Oa
2.75; beans, bushel, I.15a13O; beets,
100, 4.00a5.00; broccoli. bushef, 4Oa5O;
cabbage, 100, 3.00a5.00; carrots, 100,
3.0Oa4.00; celery, crate, 150a2 90;
corn, dozen, 1oa40; caulifiower, crate,
1.50a2.75; lima beans, bushel, 250a
800; lettuce, bushel, 75a1.75; onions,
100 pounds, 75a2.10; peppers, basket,
45aS5; spinach. basket, 20a35; pack
ing stock, bushel. 80; savoy cabbage,
bushel, scars; pumpkins, 100, 5OOa
1900; tomatoes, basket, 40a70; pack
ing stock. bushel, 1.00a1.20; turnips,
basket, 40a50.
Apples, barrel, 20Oa5.O0 busheI, 75a
LIS; grapes. basket, 75aS5; grape
fruit. box, 4.00a5.00: peaches, bushel,
1.00a1.50; pears, basket, 15a25; bushel,
l.25a3.25; ounces, bushel, 75a1.50. q.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. red Winter, spot,
1868: No. 2 red Winter, garlicky,
1853; No. red Winter. garlicky, $50.
Sales-None.
Corn-Cob, old yellow, $50 per bar
rel; old white. Gas per barrel; track
corn, yellow, No. 2, 1.2s.
Sales-None.
Oats-No. 2, new, 81 per bushel; No.
8, 6015.
Rye-Nearby, 1.1oa12O; No. rye,
spot. 1.36a.
Hay-No receipts. The demand for
hay is moderate and confined almost
entirely to the better grades of tim
othy and light clover mixed. Medium
and low grade hay in ample supply Is
slow sale at irregular discounts. @i
Quotations today: No. 2 timothy,
19.50a2050; No. 8 Timothy, 17.00a1s.0O:
No. 1 light clover, mixed, 1S.50a19.0e:
No. 1 clover, mixed, 17.50a1S.00; No. .
clover, mixed, 150ea16.00.
Straw-No. l wheat, new, 12.00a
1900; No. / oat. 13.00a14.00.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
MAKES 100 PER CENT GAIN.

NEW YORK, October 22.-The st.
Louis-San Francisco is now in the
class of railroads showing 100 per cent
in the price of its shares
within the past year or so. The pre-
ferred stock at 70 compares with
1923 low of 355 5s, and this weeks ac-
tivity in the common stock carried it
over 36, against last years low of
16A. The common shares will not
have far to go to double this years
quotation, having sold as low as 1915
last Spring.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
STEEL REPORT TUESDAY.

NEW YORK, October 22-The finan-
cial district is. awaiting with keen
interest the quarterly report of the
United States Steel Corporation next
Tuesday. The opinion prevails. that
as in the preceding 12 months, a COM
Portable margin over the IN per cent
regular quarterly dividend on the
common stock will be shown. Owing
to the corporations diversity OF busi-
ness, including cement. many in the
trade believe the common dividend will
be earned twice over.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
NEW DIRECTORS NAMED.

NEW YORK, October 22-Louis F.
Butler, president of the Travellers In
surance Company of Hartford, Conn,
and a director in several New Eng
land banks, has been elected a di-
rector of the American Exchange Ma
tiona1 Bank. Charles Francis Choate,
jr., Boston lawyer and a director in
several New England corporations,
was elected to the board of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. Thomas Z. McCarter,
president of the Public Service Cor
poration of New Jersey, was elected
"a trustee of the American Surety
Company.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
KREsGE EARNINGS GROW,

NEW YORK, October 22.-It is es-
timated on Wall street that earnings
of S. S. Kresge & Co. this year will
average in the neighborhood of $40
share. The company earned slight
ly more than s26 a share in the nine
months ended September 80, and is
paying So share on the stock an
nually. Nothing authoritative has
been heard regarding an increase In
the dividend. 1t is surmised that
should anything be done it would
take the form of a stock distribution
rather than an increase in the cash
payments.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
SAVES HUSBAND IN FIRE.
Hagerstown Woman and Spouse
Both Seriously Burned.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. October 22.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lawrence were
aroused early today by smoke and found
their home in flames. They escaped
Lawrence remembered valuable
papers and rushed back to get them.
When he did not reappear in several
moments his wife became alarmed
and went after him. Lawrence was
found lying on the floor His wife
dragged him to safety. Both were
burned about the body, the husband,
probably fatally. The house was de-
stroyed
Evening star., 1924-10-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
BALTIMORE, October % (SpeC

BALTIMORE. October % Especially.
poultry-Spring chickens,
pound, 23a27; Leghorns. 21a24; old
hens, 17a27; Leghorns. 17a1S; old
roosters, 15a16; ducks, 17a25: pigeons,
Fair, 25a30; guinea fowl, each, 40a75;
turkeys, pound, %.
Eggs-Receipts. 3433 cases, native
and nearby firsts, free cases, dozen,
no offerings; quotations, 4S.
Butter-Creamery, good to fancy,
pound, 3611 a39; prints, 39a41; nearby
creamery, 35a36; ladies' 3Oa33; store
packed, %; process butter, 33a54
Evening star., 1924-10-22
$417.OOO.OO0 IN CROPS.

TOPEKA, October % (SpeciaD.-
Kansas crops this year are valued at
417,000,0O0, according to Vice Chair
man Lee of the finance committee of
the regional board Of the American
Railway Association. The value of
the wheat crop. he says, will exceed
that Of 1923 by S112.000,000.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Col
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 22.-Foreign
Exchanges firm. Quotations Gn United
States doIlar)-Great Britain, de-
mand, 4.50%; cables, 4.50S; 60-day
bills on banks, 4.47ss. France, de-
mand, .05231a; cables. .0524. Italy,
demand, .0434a; cables, .O435A. Bel
gium. demand, .04sO11; cables, .04s1
Germany, demand (per trillion), .23N.
Holland, 1894. Norway, .1432. Swe-
den. .2660. Denmark, 1927. Switzer-
land, 1924. Spain, .1343 Greece,
.0173k. Poland, .19A. Czechoslo-
vakia, .029S. Jugoslavia, .o145h.
Austria, .000614h. Rumania, .0057N.
Argentina. .3675. Brazil, .112O. To-
kio, .38A. Montreal, LOO.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
FREIGHT TRAFFIC Jumps

NEW YORK, October 22.-The ST..
Paul railway in the first Is days OF
October handled 1926 carloads OF
freight, an increase of about 10000
over the same period last month, but
slightly less than year ago.
Evening star., 1924-10-22
STOCKS EX.DIvIDEND.
SPINNING MORE ACTIVE,

Cotton spinning activity showed an
increase in September as compared
with August and July, according to
the Census Bureaus monthly report
issued today,
Evening star., 1924-10-22
HAYNES AUTO FIRM
DECLARED BANKRUPT
By the Associated Press.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. October Ga
The Haynes Automobile Company of
Kokomo, Ind, was declared a bank
rupt by United States Judge a. B.
Anderson today, who referred the
case to Harry c. Sheridan of Frank
fort, referee in bankruptcy. An in
voluntary petition was filed against
the Haynes Company on September. 2
by the Chicago Tool and Kit Com
pany, the Grinding Wheel Clearing
House of Detroit and H Merrifield
of Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

The oldest treatise on tobacco printed
in English was done in 1895 for Will
Liam Barlow.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

II you need work. read the want
columns Qf The Stax.
Evening star., 1924-10-22

fPartly extra. Playable in preferred stock
Dividend rates as given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based ON the
latest quarterly half-yearly declarations.
Unless otherwise u0ted. extra er special
dividends are not included.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

LotL Pierre. psAud. Notes Of MY
Youth. E-L9l3a.E
Marbury, Elisabeth. My Crystal Bail.
E-M329s.
Maurois. Andre. Ariel; tho Life OF
Shelley. E-Sh46ma.E.
Meath. r. h. Memories Of tho Nine
teenth Century. E-M<a5.
Mill. II. II. Life of Sir Ernest Shack.
Teton. E-Sh lam.
Miller. ]. M. The Amazing story Of
Henry Ford. 1s2a. E-F7blmi.
Minnigerode, Meade. Some Personal
Letters OF Herman Melville and u
Bibliography. 1922. E-F76%ml.
Osbourne. Lloyd. An Intimate Por-
trait OF II. L. S. E.Sttbo.
Pap.ni. Giovanni. The Failure. E-P
1872.
Parkhurst. c. H. My Forty Years In
New York. E-P225.
Sketches of Abraham Lincoln
Raymond Il. r. The Life of Lord
Rosebery. E-R722r.
Richardson, Norval, My Diplomatic
Education, E.R395.
Ritchie, A. |. T. Thuckeray and Ills
Daughter. ER5l3.
Russell. c. f.. and Rodriguez. E. u.
The Hero OF the Fiiipinos: Jose
nlZdi. E-IoSoT.
Schouler. James. Thomas Jefferson.
1928. E-J356sc.
Shelton, o. ID. Life and Letters of Sir
W'ilfrid Laurier. V. 1922. Ell
37Ss.
Skinner. Otis. Footlixhts and Spot
lights. E-Sk36.
Spencer, w. r. Forty Years in My
Bookshop. E-Sp3s6.
Stidger. W. l.. r. Henry Ford. E.
F754s.
Sudermann. Hermann. The Book OF
My Youth. E-Su273.E.
Tarbell. ]. NJ. In the Footsteps OF the
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Tension. r.. NJ. Louise Imogen Quincy.
E-G946t.
Trevelyan, Mrs. J. r. w. The Life OF
Mrs. Humphry Ward. E-W2i5t.
WeigaN c. r. S. Lady Rose Weigall.
E-W424w.
Wells. IL. q. The Story of a Great
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W522a.
Wiggin X. D. My Garden of Memory.
E-W634.
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Evening star., 1924-09-07

. isRF, ~ fFGrfesiine 6. Hooker.
Ns~ fsFk bsubieday Page Il Co.
yHt3 sts tstGtst5 JHAGf. By Mary
ttaf6teh t,sviaa, author u "A Little
FfttkiEG fefseh,' ete. Indian
aphlis, fht isSbbHs Merrill 90.
THB ~ woe Of Ttsg sEnrEsT. ny
4Ebfea 4 Fe<. %sw York: Min
itin, HsitH e. -
CAT1aE. ~ Wjnhfffed Eaton. New
FStk; w. J. Watt & 60.
As DbB=rhs8t0sED ROMANCE. Tsy
Alma Ae uton, author OF Dream.
Ing Tfua." ote, sew York: AintOD,
Hatei n Ga
atuAb SOCIAL rHOHLEMs. By
Charles tosinl EhlDlEi, author Of
"UHraI IifH" sew IOrk. The
century go.
rOE. IS fhefwih Cody. author Of
"rha Eest Tales Of Poe" Sew
York Eoni H. LiVsr.ght.
TysE pEOpLE's CORPORATION. Ey
KING g. Gillette. author Of "World
Evening star., 1924-09-07

Recent accessionS at the Public
Library and lists of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
BIOGRAPHY.
Agrssti; o: r. David Lublin. 1912.
Amin. X. +. Woodrow Wilson. e.
W697a.
Auerbach. ]. S. Theodore Roosevelt.
E-R67sau.
Barnes f. c. Alfred Yarrow. E.
Y26b.
Bicknen p. F.. The Human Side OF
Fabre. E-F11i7b.
Blythe. $. G. A Calm Review of a
Calm Man. E-H2l7b
Boswell. James. Boswelrs johnson;
abridged by Archibald Marshall.
E-J63bm.
Bradford, Gamaliel. The Soul Of Sam
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Bruce. w. c. John Randolph of
Roanoke. ". 1922. Err 155b.
chesterton.. G. X. st. Francis Of
Assist E-FS46c.
Current History. Woodrow Wilson.
E-W697cu.
Daniels, Josephus. The Life of Wood
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Dark, Sidney, and Grey, Rowland,
pseud. w. S. Gilbert. E-G372ad.
Descour, l.. Pasteur and His Work.
E-P263de.E.
Fitzpatrick, Kathleen. Lady Henry
Somerset. E-So53f
Flint. e. r. Memories Of an Active
Life. E-F646
Forbes. Mrs. II. r. The Sultan of the
Mountains. E-Rl37f
Furness II. II. Letters. ". 1879.
E-F9S4.
Gardiner. A e. The Life of Sir Will
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Gore, Mrs. $. S. c. My Mothers Story.
E-G666.
Gorky, Maxim. pseud. My University
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Graham, r. G. +. c. The Conquest Of
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Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. \. A. j. Ramsay
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Hartman, F. J. II. From Pinafores
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Harrison. Mrs. l. W. Memoirs OF
William Temple Withers. E.
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P263h.
Holt. Henry. Garrulities of an Octo-
genarian Editor. EH746.
James. Henry. Richard Olney and His
Public Service. E-Ol 63j.
Johnson. +. L. Remembered Yester-
days. E-J6a9.
Johnston, Sir Harry Hamilton. The
Story of My Life. E-J643.
Jones. Sir Henry. Old Memories. E
J715.
Jordan. d. S. The Days of a Man.
2v. 1922. E-J764.
Evening star., 1924-09-07


Corporatior."- etc. New York:
Boni & Liveright.
THE HOME RADIO. BY A. Hyatt
Verrill. New York Harper *
Brothers,
THE MIND IN ACTION; A study of
Human Interests. BY George II.
Green, author OF "Ps ychoanaiysis
In the Class Room" etc. New
York: q. =. putnam's Sons.
MODERN ESSAYS. Selected by Chris
topher Morley. New York: Har-
court, Brace a. Go.
READINGS IN NUNICIPAL GOVERN
MENT. BY Chester e. Maxey,
Ph.D. New York: Doubleday, Page
d. 90.
Az OUTLIsE Of NICIPAL Gov
ERsMEST. b. Chester G. Maxcy,
PhD. New York: Doubleday, Page
a. 60.
SUNSHINE AND OPEN AIR. b. Leon
ard Hill, NIB, FRS. London:
Edward Arnold 6c 90.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
BOOKS RECEIVED.

THU POETRY OF AHGttttEsast ma.
Hy Frank Huttsf, auFtot 1T Some
Contemporary Aft'sta." t,e. New
York George ~, 1,atah 20.
CONFLICT or Policies ~ As,4,
uy Thomas p. Miiissa, author ~
inmerrsey ana tho t1ssttth Jpesz
tiob.' etc. New Yothi fine tienz
tury Co.
TIsE NUN LION Avn or,,ga mt.
sASs. By itobeti byGa 9aw
York: George ~. Duran 90.
MAKING 4 PERSONAL rArru, uy
william Fraser MeDowajt. k,1,
York Tho Abingdon i'fess.
ERASMUS. Iy j. ituisines t;a,1
York: Charles seribner'a sons,
WILLIAM THE sILpNT. uy trea.,lo
Harrison. -. G. J., DsDt,, Nav
York: ChRrins Scribner's fDbs,
THE Ill'rLE HOUSE ON TtIE DIES
Evening star., 1924-09-07
: 1000 Firms Make Radios.

Although radio is the newest t.rrra
industry, there were on July /, 1895.
5000 concerns in the United States
manufacturing radio sets and parts.
These have all been developed since
lsZo, and the number continues 10
grow even more rapidly than in tie
past.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
Pretty Pudding.

Dissolve one tablespoonful of gela-
tin and one cupful Of granuiated
sugar In one cupfui Of boiling water,
then let stand until cool Beat the
whites of three eggs and add to the
gelatin. then neat until stiff. Now
take the white OF one egg. one cup
full Of sugar and box of red rasp-
berries mashed. Beat we'll, serving
the pink over the white.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
140 Locomotives in Month

During July 140 new locomotiv, $
were put into operation on the raj :
roads Of the United States. This is a
good average Of the number of ne "
engines turned out monthly, thoup il
IN 1923 there were 239 completed N
the same shops in July alone.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

Among the Greeks IL was Gu
tomary 70 present salt 10 the gouI
as Il thanks Offering at the begin
ming of every meal.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
The PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists Of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
'O1[cc A MATKA BUDOU Sy
|FRAnksovI BUDou PovoIkNt
P0 zAHkJENi PR0cEsp
MATKA ROBERTOVA, ACKOLI Nj
SVOLILA X VYSLECHU.

Chicago, 22 cervence.e- Pan pi. Jacob Fr. iii
dice Roberta Frankse chlapce ktereho pred dvel I'LL
savrazdil Nathan Leopold NIL Richard Loeb budN1V
mi svedky predvolanym proti mladym zosyndm :. il.
dou povofani hned zahajen procesu stanim ma, ~
Csowem, enz nastin stanovsko obzaloby tomto pf=l
Grove pravi ze bude predvoano as svedkI krom .
dcu zablteho chlapce Pani Franksova acko je vazne
mocna od te do5y kdy naposled rozoucla hochem
We hfbitovn hrobce svola vyslechu Bude jeji pr
objeveni cd onoho dne. I
Ackoh svedectvi oce matky bude pouzito hlavn6 k,
zJistenl tax zvaneho corpus deicti hoch Ro
bert franks bl ech synem, s dobremu zdravi kdyz
naDosled jej vde nyni e mrtev obhace
Darrow podrobi Jacoba Frankse krizovemu vyslechu.
Uteem tohoo krizoveho vyslechu bude vynutit otce
minen jakym zpusobem NELL by by potrestan mladf muz
ktef anesl zavrazdi jeho De kolujicch zprav,
Franks, kdykoli rec voal opetovn6, "obe-
sit Je obest ale nkdy takoveho prohasen neucni pred
soudem snad Darrow oeekava Franks vahat po-
zadovanim esu smr coz prrozene meo by vv soudce
enz ortel pfedlozen svedecvi obema sranam
Nnmene vsak die pravnika Samuela Ettelsona pfitele
rodny ejiho muvcho Jacob Franks nkdy nezm9ni sveho
ninen vzhledem uozeni trestu smrti nezen by je ami
pred dvaceti soudy Zaroven st navadni Grove pouka
zal 5e "necni zadneh6 4nfn9nf D. FrxhE
vzh1edem ulozen posacitelneho treu stat lid noissky
jsou rozhodcimi tomto pripade."
Zstenf my dusevni zodpovednosti bude hrat nejdile
ztejs ulohu Kdyz svolil ably ejich kent pf
znal sc vine obhajc nemohou odvolavai senstv
edne mohou dokazova, ze dusevnf obou madych
zd by akovy ze nechapa plny dosah zocnu. Pres toCa
Darrow ucin poznamku re mdzeme i tax daleko,
ak 81 pfeeme pfedkadanim svedectv senstvf nepo
chybne ucinme TAX
Statn navadni pravi vsak re neprpusti zadneho sve
dectvi senstvi obzaovanych lee pred porotou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-23
KELLOGG Y 0LozE PROsTREDNlKA.'
TYKA Sc DONUCOvACtCH "A TREsTNYCH
OPATRENt VuCI NEMECKU.

Londyn 22 cervence. Americky velvyslanec Frank B.
Kellogg povon by ably prevail ohu prosfednika
mezspoenecke konferenc Bylo to dnes odpoedne kdyz
fancouzske nazory kaci zaruk zasteni pIjcky Ne
mecku narazy odpor amerckych fnancnkI Cd nichz
oceava ze upsou Cast pncky N9mecku ktera e
prvni podmnkou uplatneni Dawesova programu.
Situace ackoli napjata vecer, skyta nadej
pfatesky rozust americkym velvyslancem koegy
jednom prncpu vsechny delegace zdaj by edno
ce ze Dawesdv plan skya jedny lex chooby Evropy
nebudel proveden nastane chaos Ia techto okonos
bezpecne ocekava ze nade obnoveni openeho
ladu mezi delegaty. @
Kdyz byo konecne rozhodnuto schIzi spojeneckych
nancnch mnistrd americkym britskym bankefi ze
bezpecen nichz jednomysn6 dohod vybor donuco
vac opatfeni vd Nemecku prpad6 ze by nedosao syym
zavazkm sou povazovana nedostaecna strany nan
Mkt begicky premier Theuns vytasil novym panem
Theunis navrh, ably nedostani zavazk1m strany Ne
mecka cemz die prvni zpvy mea rozhodnou reparacn
komse mohlo by prohaseno touto komisf edine
pst cleny vyboru kte by NELL jaksi porad
nj HAS Toto vsak byo naprosto neuspokovym americkm
bankefum
Nyni pax velvysanec Kellogg pfedlozl svhj komproms
nj plan. Tyz vdbec nezabyya zp6sobem prohl&sen
donf zavazknm srany Nemecka nybrz edna vyhradne
Uponxf donucovacfch tresnych krokn Techto nema by
pouzio po odporucen generanm agenem reparac
ddv6rnkem drzed bondI rovnez peti tlenu Dawesova
vyboru kte by by zavolan poradu Otazka tresnych
opafen byla by pax predlozena reparacn koms kdyby
bylo ednomysne hasovanf prospech tresch krokd v
chn spojenc by podileli ma jich ulozenf.
Poukazuje Sc vsak, tohoo planu spociva moz
nost ze hlahovan komse nebyo by ednomyslne otazka
pax by vyvsaa zda narodove hasuci prospech tres
nych oparen by e podnkli moh by Jim bra
ni narodove kter hasovai prot ulozen trestnych
opatrenf.
Ocekava se ze ma zitfejN schnz dojde dohodnutf o
t9chto otazkach ichz rozusten je astne nedaezesim
dkoem pfitomne konference 4s-.ss,..e S.=
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Paffa II eervence. Gymnastick6 z&ypdy seympisks
konay nsdeh Stadiu Colonies 5000 az
vak1 Obzvast zvou pozornos buddy rIzne vykony
ad teo velike meznarodni gymnasticka soutez upat
nil jeden americke Getty gymnasd Frank
kfiz Glen Tel jed Sokolv New Yorku Doah sesteho mi
sta We splhan po provaze.
Champonat veskerem nafadi vyhra Jihoslovan Stu
keli, Glen choryatskeho Sokoa Zahfebu
Les Toureles Francie 21 cervence Spojene Stay
byvaj vitezstv vtezstvm Olympiade dosavadnim
vtezstvim docienym p zavodech behu skoku vrhan
sepu, kladiva atd pfipojue nyn rozhodne vezsvi
plovani tennisu sits
Americka ceta "Neptund' "mofskych panen" docilia
pr zavodech plaveckych cekem 217 bodI Ma druhem mi
ste Sc nachazei Svedove poctem So bodG PAX naseui:
Veka Britanie so, Australia 35 Francie Bege 49, Ce-
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Americana zvftezi We trech zavodech, dosahnuvse
prvych fech mist: Johnny Weissmuler Duke Sam Kaha-
namoku We volne plavbe 100 mer Ethel Lace Marechem
Wehseau e Honoulu) Gertrude Ederla temz zavodu
pro zeny AL White Dave Fal Clarence Pnkston, vynk
pfi skoku do vody Caroline Smith, Cairo Illinois, zvezi
la We vysokem skoku pro zeny dostao jeji vykon
nadsene pochvay cd $4,000 divaku.
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VELKA KOkIsT VYPLAT-
MICH LUPIc0.

Bethlehem, Pa, %. cervence.
B. T. Tauss, feditel General
Cigar Company, byl oloupen o
$4,000, polom6sicni vyplatu,
dvema nemaskovanymi lupici,
jimz podarilo Sc uniknouti.
Provazen jednim zamestnan-
Gem, ujel n6kolik blokdt Cd
banky, kdyz tn dva lupici, $
tasenymi revolvery v .rukou,
vyskocili ma stup&tko automo-
blu. PAX jej pfinutili vyjeti
"a mesto, kde jine. auto je O.
cekavalo. Pc zmocneni Sc. ko-
risti bandite zmizeli.
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PAN FORD JE vELMI PRiSNY.
"VUNE" DECHU PO LIHOVINACH POSTAGE
K PROPUSTENf PRACE.

New York, % prosince. = Nav6st nalepena vsech
Fordovych zavodech dlnach kancearich oznamuji ze
kyko dechu nekeeho objeven bude zapach
hovnach okamzte propusteni prace bude nasedovat
Naves. jehoz kopie byla obdrzena zdejsim prohi-
bicnim havnim sanu, mi jak nasleduje:
'Od nynejska bude to znamenat zratu prace pro kaz
deho zamestnance pri cemz zree zadne
muvy aniz neake odvolani bude vzato lvahu budou
eho dechu objeveny stopy pve vine neb hovn6 neb
bude-l mit tyto opojne napoje bud sebe neb donna.
"Osmnacty dodatek je casti zakladnho zakona teo
me- Byl mn6n, ably by vymahan. Co nasf organisace
tyte, bude vymahan do posledniho pismene"
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DESET PORAzEK MAC'DO.
NALDOVY VLADY.

Londyn, 22. cervence. =
Britska d6lnicka vlada byla
porazena po desate We sne-
movne poslanecke, ale pres to
nema v umyslu resignovati.
Dvakrate vlada byla pfehla-
sovana We SVEN stanovisku o
menSich klausulich a dodat-
cich k ubytovacf predloze. Je-
dnou bylo to 2O1 hlasem proti
155, kratce pred pilnoci a po
druhe dnes casne rano, 1877
hlasy proti 119. Ackoli opo-
sicni strany bylo volano po re
signaci kabinetu a posmesne
pokrikovano ma cleny delnicke
strany, premier Macdonald a
jeho ministfi nepokhdali po-
razky tyto "a dosti dilezite,
ably opraynovaly iejich resig-
naci. Vladni silky srazily Sc po
dvou porazkach a odrazily tre
tt Itok, jenz byl obsazen v ma
vrhu oposice ma oznameni, po-
kroku ma ubytovaci predloze.
Hlasovani bylo 174 proti 78
We prosp9ch vlady.
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5000 ZABITYCH v SAC PAuLo.
MEZI vladimir VOJSKEM A POVSTALCI
ROZPOUTAL Sc TUHY BOZ.

Washington, 22 cervence Til tisice cvis1 bylo
bo poraneno Sac Paulo boch mez brasilskym fede-
ranim voskem povstalc Nevetsi bitva die zpravy zde
obdrzene svedena bya 60 cervence asak suace nem
tim nezmenia Rebelove sou dobre ozbroen tez potra
win mali dost Zasoba techo prohlaena byla postace
ncmene vsak nekok tisic obyvatel opusto meso.
Americana sou ubytovani cas kera e pokadana mel
lepe chran9nou" haA
Braslske vladn vojsko Sac Pauo e dale sesiovano
oddly vysilanymi riznych c&sti zeme.
Santos Bfasil3 22. cervenceF - Spolehlye
jsou smyslh ze vadni vojsko opene
bylo nekok odlehych cast mesta pftomne umisue tez
ka della srategickych bodech. pond6 svedena byla
tuba delosreecka bitva nz povsalcdm nepodao
tlac vladn vojsko eho posc Toto ma nyni obkiceno
m9sto til stran. II
Armnius T. Haeberle, americky konsul, setrvava
SVEN miste Sac Pauo Sdeuje ze az do nynejka nebyo
zadnych pfpadI zab neb zran6ni mezi Amercany Dnes
odeel odtud parnk PanAmerican n9mz jest as 1000
Americana Nekte edou do Rio Janeiro JIM do Spoenych
Statl @5 4sst
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STALO Sc TO PO PORAkCE PREDLOHY
VZAJMU ZRUSENf PROHIBICE.

Kristana, %. cervence. Minserstvo premera Abra-
hama Berge resgnovao dlsedku porazky vdnho navrhu
ha vyrovnan rozpoctu Nastoup po mem mnserstvo
e Dr. Johanem Mowinckeem, dfysjsim minsrem obcho-
du .25F
Premier Berge, vzhedem Ike schodku 12OOOOOOO korun
minulych rozpoctech hrozfcimu schodku 100000
rozpoctu pfn odporucoval snemu predohu zrseni
pfitomn6ho prohbcnho zakona dovoleni prodeje hovn
pod vladni kontrolou
Bylo odhadovano ze pf obchodu vada ziskaa by
dtchod a 100000 rocn9 cmz schodek by by
Komunsicka frakce spojla vsak Dr. Mowckeem a ra-
dikaly porazen pfedohy Nova vlada je vaz&na podrze
sobem.