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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Pres. of Delhi
Bank Was Shot
Last Wednesday
HARVEY S. DANIELS KILLED BY
ROSEAU MAN TO WHOM HE
REFUSES LOAN; CASE AWAITS
GRAND JURY.

Harvey S. Daniels of Minneapolis
was shot and killed in his office in
the Andrus Building Wednesday of
last week. The man charged with
the murder is Henry P. Enrich of
Roseau, MINI. who waived examina-
tion at the preliminary hearing and
is held for the action of the grand
jury. Mr.. Daniels was at the time
of his death the president of the State
Bank of Delhi. He was also presi-
dent of the Northwestern Mortgage
Company of Minneapolis.
1t is assumed that Enrich was fin
ancially involved with the Company
headed by Mr.. Daniels and the shoot
ing followed probable alteration
over an additional loan which Enrich
wished to make. The affair was
witnessed from another room in the
Andrus building across the court
from the room Mr.. Daniels occupied.
One of the first men to reach the
scene was Attorney E. S. Carey a
criminal lawyer of some reputation.
He has been retained by the alleged
murderer as his attorney.
The Minneapolis Journal of last
Thursday gives this statement con-
cerning the motive for the crime.
Enrich was taken to police head
quarters and questioned by AndIey
/ Crummy, captain of detectives. The
prisoner said that he arrived in MIN
neapolis last Friday to discuss with
Mr.. Daniels transaction involving
the trade of hotel in New York
Mills, Mimi, for farm lands near
Roseau.
Enrich told the police that he
traded the hotel for 800 afres of
farm land near Roseau about four
years ago. He asserted that some
time later he learned that the farm
property was encumbered by a $12,-
900 mortgage.
Difficulties arose in completing
the transaction, he said, and he had
con to Minneapolis to affect set
tlement, Enrich told the police that
he went to Mr. Daniels office on
Tuesday seeking to have Daniels pay
him money. At that time, the pri-
soner told the police, he carried a re-
volver. He said that he went back
again Wednesday and the request. for
funds was refused"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Six Serving Time

Sheriff L. j. Kise has six "board-
ers" at the present time, this being
the result of the activity shown by
the Sheriff and County Attorney
Barnes in rounding up delinquents be-
f0Ie the October term of Court These
men were sentenced during the Octo-
Der term but were given delayed sent
ences by Judge Olsen in order that
they might harvest their corn crop
AT the last term of court here fines
amounting to $4,000 were imposed
by the Judge and Jail sentences total
ing 800 days were given. Judge Oh
sen has at all times given the county
officials the best of cooperation and
imposed heavy fines and gave long
sentences. All of these men who at
present are serving time also paid
fines, these running from $3.50 to
$500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Ford Business
Expands And
Incorporates
CARITY MOTORS INCORPORAT-
ED is NAME OF NEW ORGAN
IZATION HEADED BY FRED
CARITY.

Articles of Incorporation for the
Carity Motors Incorporated are
published in this issue of the Ga
zctte This corporation is the result
of an increase in business done by
Fred Carity of the Ford Garage and
marks a progress which is Of inter-
est and benefit to the community
The new company has capital stock
of $5O,000.00 and will handle Ford
products of all kinds. Associated
with Mr.. Carity is w. A. Hemler who
is at present resident OF Mlnnea-
polls but will come to Redwood Falls
with the New Year and take up his
residence here. Miss Emma Carity
VINO has been her brothers able as
slstant for some time, is third MEM
ber of the company.
The history of the Ford business
here is an interesting one and the
business as it is in its new and ex-
panded form is symbol of the ability
and unlimited energy of Fred Carity
who is solely responsible for its
steady growth. About five years ago
Mi. Carity started in the Ford auto
and tractor business, first occupying
the Sarchet building on Second street.
As this was outgrOwn ne moved in
to the Lobdell garage. Last year that
building proved inadequate and the
splendid building which Mr.. Carity
now occupies was erected. This is
undoubtedly the most modern of gar
age buildings in Southwestern Min
nesota and is completely equipped for
re nair storage and stock purDOSes
Huge elevator and automatic doors
are among the features which make
the building one of completeness and
convenience for the Ford owner. Four
teen people are now employed by
Mr.. Carity and nine of the men are
heads, of families. The number of
employees places this garage well up
among the largest industries in the
city.
The business has now increased to
such an extent that for some time
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Farm Bureau
Meet Starts
December 29th
HOME MAKERS WEEK AT UNI.
VERSITY FARM TO BRING
$ GOOD SPEAKERS ON MANY
TOPICS.

The Minnesota Farm Bureau feder-
alton will open its annual winter
meeting at the University farm on
Monday, December 20. Because of
this fact, Monday, the first day of the
Farmers and Home Makers Week
at University farm, will be known as
Farm Bureau day.
Program for the initial day will
be provided by the state farm bu-
reau. Farmers and home-makers
who are not members of the farm
cordially welcomed, according to an
announcement sent out by A. V.
Storm, director of short courses, at
the University Department of Agri-
culture
Farmers and Home Makers Week
will be given up to three main lines
Of activities for the 1,500 farmers
and home makers who are expected
to attend. These activities will in.
clude studies in farming and home
making under the direction of Uni
versity farm specialists; attendance
at mass meetings to hear speakers
of national reputation discuss eco
nomic problems of rural life, and
meetings of score or more of state
wide organisations in which farmers
and farm women are especially in
terested.
Monday will be Farm Bureau day;
Tuesday, crop Improvement day, poul-
try raisers' day, fruit-growing day,
country life day.
Wednesday-horses, hogs and sheep
day; dairy and beef cattle day; alfalfa
and forage crop day; vegetable grow
ers' day; school of Agriculture alumni
day.
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Dies ii,
in Texas After
Short Illness
LEADER OF AMERICAN Fedora
TION OF LABOR PASSES AWAY
AT AGE OF SEVENTY-FOUR.
ALWAYS A FIGHTER.

Samuel Gompers, grand old leader
of the American Federation of Labor,
is dead. His last wish-death on
American soil-was granted. He died
at San Antonio, Texas last Saturday
When Mr.. Gompers became i'll in
Mexico City, few days ago, he ex-
pressed the wish that if he was to
die, he wanted to pass away on AM
erican soil. Physicians would not let
him rise from his sick bed to go to
the train, but had him taken on a
stretcher, and placed him on a spe
cial coach. This was said to have
given rise to the report that he was
dead, which was sent out from some
town in Mexico, along the route
which Mr.. Gompers' car travelled 60
ing to Laredo, Texas
His wish to reach his own country
before death should overtake him,
almost was defeated, for he sank
very low on the journey up from
Mexico City. DR., W.. S.. Cockrell, his
physician, and friend for twenty five
years, resident of the Mexican cap
ital, who accompanied him, said that
had Mr.. Gompers remained in the
high altitude of Mexico City six hours
longer, he could not have reached the
United States. alive
The complications which combined
to end the career of the famous labor
leader, have beset his ageing body
for several years, according to his
physicians, but the final acute attack
was brought on by change of wealth
er in Mexico City, which resulted in
cold and congestion of the lungs,
and the body, worn by intense labor
at the recent federation convention in
Ell Paso, could offer little resistance
to the assault. His mind and will,
Continued on last page)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
AVERY APPOINTED

Carlos Avery, former state game
and fish commissioner and recently
democratic candidate for governor of
Minnesota, was named vice-president
sof the American Game Protective and
Propagation Association, and plans
to make his home in New York in
the future, according to Associated
Press dispatches.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
FARMER KILLED

Arthur Voight, 26 years old,
farmer residing six miles south of
Glencoe, was killed while tightening
the shaft box of a pulley with the
motor running. The shaft broke
loose, the pulley striking him in the
neck and head three times. He re-
ceived broken skull.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
Mrrru Qhriatn.as

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hays that fnllnm in remembrance uf tts
mraning-thrn tnhrrh mill tlrr rnn,ing urar
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Frank Dydrick, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dydrick of Vesta has re-
Gently enrolled in the Telegraphy De-
partment of the Chillicothe Business
College of Chillicothe, Missouri.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

County Commissioner Jos Sperl of
Brown County and his daughter Miss
Mary Sperl came up from Searles for
a short business visit here Saturday
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Moorhead were
entertained Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Andersen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
ANGLICKE LIBRY MA
VZESTUPU.

Sotva re byl oznamen lmysl
americkeho premiera McDo-
nadia uznati ruskou vladu So
vstd. priskoc;lo ma. iedne libfe
sterlingd hned 5 cent? a to po
podobnem nahlem zvyseni We
ctvrtekso a Gently. Nejvyssi Ia
znam "a libru byl az dosud
$4.35H. Stoupnuti valuty an
glicke malo i jisty prizrivy vliv
ma nektere hodnoty evropske,
zvlaste ma francouzske frankly,
u ktcrych zastaveno bylo dalsi
klesani, ktere vzbuzovalo v
posledni dob6 dosti opodstat.
meme obavy. Podobne zazna.
menano jest iiz~ ma dnesnfm
kursovnfm listku pfi ceskoslo.
venskych kormach prvni zleE
Semi pc nekolikadennim poke
savani. Dnes hlasena jest ko
runa 2.saA. kdezto vGera sta.
la jen ma 2.88 centech.
as = =. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
Piles SOKOLA
CLEVELAND.

Jako kazdorocnG uchvstal i
letos zabavni vtbor Sokola
Cleveland pilne pripravovanv
naSkarni plcs pfi sokolske hud
be We vlastni telocvitne ma
Quincy ave. Kona sc dnes ve-
Ger v 7::30 hod. vecer. Pro
neilepsi neipodareneisi ma
skarv bylo ustanoveno 8 pek-
nHch cen. ktera budilv iietor
sensaci We vt'kladni skt'ni ma
bvtkoveho obchodu n. Han"Sn
m Quincy ave. Pri volb6
vhodnpch masek ie ponechhnn
volne pole iednotlivtm rdrSt"v
nikdm. abv hrousili svhi dh-
vtip re souteze vvsli iako vi
ltazova. Nino tance uchvsta.
no Jest lava rovSechna
tax ahv isplch lptosn' einn
dortihl sibfinkv nradesle. ale
dobyl 81 letos primatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
ZASTKELEN v COMMENCE.
zE JEST LUPIcEM.

s. Tyson, 39lety, 4602 Supe~
rior ave.. byl dnes rano smrtel
ne postfelen, kdyz Sc, die po-
licejniho oznameni snazil Wi
I'll v cfnskem restaurantu, 2294
vych. IS. ul. balicek cigaret.
Strelen byl Cihanem kucha.
rem, ktery spatfil Tysona v
blizkosti pokladny v domne.
inf. ze t1z chce loupiti. ma Ty.
soma otvorem We dverich Wy.
|pAlil. Raneny vypotacel Sc ma
|ulici. kde ma chodniku klesl q
" male chvilce zemrel. Kuchai
a as tucet iinvch ntislusnikt
1inak6 narcdnnSti hvli odvAden
TX vyslechu ma hlavni policej
nj stanici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
sllENEc zABlL TkI. LlDl.

Ephrata, Wash, l. dnora.-
VIII Hudson vedl druzinu wee
"a veter pAtrajici po SVEN bra
trovi.. Orinovi. jenz zasfeil
tfetfho bratra, Clenna, q dve
jin& osoby q poranil ctvrtou.
Zufivec prvn9 se objevil ma do
novinE A. D. Pugha q zasHe-
III jej. PAX Bel sedm mil do do
nova Try Slaytona a zabll jej
a poranl pt. Slaytonovou,
kdyz Sc pokusila chraniti man
zela. o n9co pozd6ji Glenn
Hudson nalezen byl mrtev ma
sv& farm9. Neni pochyby, De
Will Hudson spachal sve zlo-
ciny v z&chvatu Alenstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
NAVSTEVA ZE STARYCH
WASTE.

Do Clevelandu zavital DIR.
Rudolf Mahovsky, farar Gesko
bratrske cil]kve V Humpolci V
Cechach. Meska We Spoicnych
Statech ma ceste prednaskove,
i informacni a pozdr-
Eel Sc j jistou dobu v Pittsbur-
ku ma tam6isi universite. Wee
ra odpoledne navstivil v prd-
vodu p. JOS. Kratochvila mas
zavod setrval nami nejakou
dobu "a srdesneho rozhovoru.
v nedGli dopoledhe pred desa-
tou hodinou bude kAzati V
kongregaGnfm kostele ma zap.
AZ. ul. a Clark ave., kde phso-
bf chvaln6 znamy slovenskv
narodovec rev. A. j. Moncol. V
z hodin uspofadana pax bude
prednaska. "a ktere promluvi
o soucasnych pomerech donna
"a mofem. Nedele pfisti no.
dla prosloviti jeste iednou. ole
ncni dosud urGeno misto kde
Oznamime tax nasemu ctenaf,
stvu ale v cas-. X pTednasct
lest zvana co nejsrdetnaii ce
Ii nase vefejnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
POSTAL PANA SOUDCE -
"DO HOROUCfHO PEKLA".

Ma Hamilton ave. iel ridiG
autotrucku tax bezohledn6. ze
by byl malem zavinil sra2ku 8
automobilem osobnfr,. Stroi
posledni byl pon6kud srazen X
okraii chodniku n ffdic auta
zacal ffdiGi trucku domlouva-
ii. PoslednejSf vSak nebyl pa
tlnd pfistupen dobfe min9nvm
radam a postal autoistu do
"hourouciho pekla". Ale W.
zvany nebyl jen tax obycei-
nym autoictou, ale pfednostcu
municipa!niho soudu j. p.
Dempsey, .ienz 81 poznamenal
tfslo trucku a hodla nyni pry
nezdvorileho ridife n9kam po.
slati. ale do pekla pry nikoli.
Ale AZ iosul dradv prostofe-
kfho fidice teprve hledaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
FEDERALNl SOUDCE "a
VREL SEST HOSTINC0.

Ma zadost distriktniho ma
vladniho Spojenych Statd A.
E., Bernsteens vydal vtera fe-
deralni soudce Paul Jones sest
docasnych rozkazi ma zavrenf
tolikez hostincu. Postizenf ma
il pravo Sc do 30 dni odvolati.
H6stinsti zalovani byli vesmes
PRO ruseni pofadku a klidu. Do
tytnv rozkaz obdrzeli Michael
Krech. 4704 Ho,gh ave., L
Brock a r. Katz 1917 vych
40. ul.. Step&n Glavka, 122Os
Madison ave-; w. Muelhauser
7lO2 Superior ave, G. Partel-
las; 1877 Bolivar rd. a Patrick
Kilbane, l466 zap. 25. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
OKRESNf SOUDcE A
POROTA.


ia vcerejsiho porotnlho IT,
ceni jistym lupicem vynesla
porota vyrok osvobozujicf, &C
prv jinak. zlocin byl zrejme
prdkazan. Pfekvapeny soudce
Walter Mcmahon ,Nporadal
scudcdm 2 lidu male kilzanf, v
kterem prayil, ze povinnost po
roty jest pouzc vynesti vyrok,
zda obzalovany jest vinen neb
nikoli, ale nikterak nema miti
vlivu ma rozsudek. "Dhkazy
jak jen mohou usv6dcovaly OBJ
vin6neho z why. Misto abyste
uvazovali, ida jest vinnen neb
nevinnen. celou hodinu iste
premitali. jaky rozsudek by o.
tekaval zalovaneho, kdybyste
iei prohlasili vinnym, coz vsak
Jest veci moii a nikterak vasi.
Vyrok iako Jest vas, povzbu-
|zuje zlocin. Nemuzete oceka-
vati cd rolicic Il soutu, &c u
drzi obec v pofadku, jest-li &c
jako porotci budete soudu zne.
moznovati trestani zlotina,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
"TA. JIZ NELZE ODOLATI.

Znamenitou a p1sobivou tu-
to veselohru 0 3 jednanich Sc
hraje Ultra V nedeli v Ceske
Mar. Sihi ma Broadway Dram.
Odbor Sokola CechHavlicek.
Zatatek stanoven jest presn6
po sokolsku ma $50 hod. odp.
a obecenstvo jest proto zadano,
ably mista laskave zaujalo v
cas-. Divadla nasich sokolskych
ochotniku mczi ktere patri ma
Sc nejlepsl silly tohoto odboru,
mali svoii dobrou pov6st, po-
kud Sc tyce nastudovani a wy
praveni proto take zitrejsi
vecer poskytne zajiste re Get
ne navsteve mile pobaveni.
Del zajimave novinky oply-
va veselymi scenami a bystrou
stavbou, jjakoz i vtipnym dia-
logon. tax re Sc mnze uSDoko-
.ieni .iiz prede zarutiti. Sokol-
ska kapela prednese mezi led.
nanimi pekne koncertni sklad.
by a po predstaveni vyhravat
bude obvyklemu tanecnimu
ivinku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
ZARAVA S BANKETEM.

Sbor "Pilna Cesky' oslavi pc
tilete pdsobeni soukromou "a
BAYOU spojenou peknym pro-
gramem a spolecnou veceri, ri
ira, V nedeli o 5. hod. odpoled-
nj v. hlavnim sale Ceske Sine
Sokol ma Clark Ave. X spolu-
licinkovani ziskana byla kape-
la Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebni-
XII. tax re jubileum bude jak
nalezi oslaveno. Poradatel-
stvo I'VE celou nasi verejnost
k dcasti CO nejcetnejsi. jak to-
ho cinnost sboru zacluhuje. Ia
zabavu vSech pfitomnvch pax
ruci pestry pofad ruznych ci.
sci zabavnych, jichz vypocet
laskavy ctenar najde V OMAN.
ce.
Doba uplynula neni slice
dlouhou. ale pres to muze
sbor "Pilne Ce&ky' pohlizeti ma
minulost 3 iistou pychou a dou.
fati v dalSi zdarnou budouc.
most. V nadejilh techto jista
sbor provazi celia verejnost 1
pranim vzdy plneho dspechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
DOSTAVlVSl Sc HUSTA
MLHA A JEJf Ma.

Husta mlha dcstavivSi Sc
teto noci, zavinila n6kolik ne
hod traficnich a umoznila !
dv6ma lupi&nm 1tek.
Ma Euclid ave. u vych. Is.
ul. zasazena byla automobi-
lem "a cekanl ma pouliGni ka-
ri 81. Edita Turnerova, 100
vych. Is. ul. q srazena X zemi.
Ride zran9nou doveZl do ne
mocnice sv. Lukase, kde shle-
dAno, ze il byla rozbita hlava.
Tentyz mailer potkal 72-let6ho
NJ. McGinna, 2127 Hamilton
Ave. ma Central ave. u vych.
9. ul., ale s tim roxdilem, ze v
Lakeside nemocnici rozpozna-
no bylo lekafi, ze mu zlomena
byla prava noha.
Nepfijemn& .dobrodruzstvi
zazil Jaro J. Harglika, 2214
Searsdale ave. s.. w. na Har-
ward Ave. q vych. 40. sul. blize
Washington parku, kde bylo
jeho auto jinym strojem sraze
no sc svahu hlubokeho as zoo
stop. Byl zpod auta vytazen
zle poSramocep.
Do kramu Michaela Bra,ll'
dia, 3a62 vych. 116. ul. vesli
diva lupici a okradli majitele c
$500, tyz je sice- jeste Gas
ronasledoval, ale bandite zahy
mu Y mlze zmizeli.
Jen okolnost, ze vcera ma
sledkem mlhy dostali autoistt
fidici motord poulicnich kal
"rozum" a jezdili jen volnyn
tempem, jest co d3kovati. II
rejstffky traficnich nehod ne
nabyly v4Bich rozmerl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
UMRTf KRAJANA P, KAR.
LA SlPANA.

E Is t 3 aEF e y & 2
Zdejsi prlbuzni byvaleho OBJ
chodnika obuvi ma Broadway,
p. Karla sipana, obdrzeli z
Chicago pfesmutnou zpravu,
ze tyz v tamnejsi nemocnici
zemrel. Zanechal pred nedav-
nou dobou obchodu, ably hle-
dial uzdraveni v slunne Kali
fornii, kan vsak jiz nedojel,
podlehnuv nemoci, jez ma jeho
zdravi PC leta hlodala, jiz ma
ceste. Pfevezeni mrtvoly do
Clevelandu setkalo Sc pre-
kazkami, tax re zesnuly k po-
slednimu odpocinku ulozen byl
dnesni soboty ma hrbitove Chi
'cazskem. Byl teprve 30 roku
star. pochazel Cehnic u Stra-
konic a v Americe iii Ia rokd
vesmes prozitych v Clevelan.
du. Patfil k Ohio Fishing Clu.
bu. Zanechava zde manzelku
nedospeleho synka Karla, ro.
dice a ctyri bratry.
Zarmoucene rodine vyslovu.
jeme svoji soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
VRAH VYSnKEHO DAN
v OBzALOBU.

19-letS Walther J. Wood z
I.inndale. ienz SO sam udal. re
dne n2. ledna X veteru. zastre-
III 15-lethho Wilberta Vvsoke-
ho. 10000 Peelor ave.. Linn.
dale. bvl okrnsnf porotou OBJ
zalovhn vrazdv druheho stup
No. Gin sparhan byl. kdyz sc
Vvsokv nHkolika druhv ubi-
raj X sahkovani. Wood Sc ha-
il omluvcu, ze se domnfval, ze
co Vvsoky snazf jej oloupiti.
ielikoz sc mu n6co podobneho
n" tomze mist6 as pred tydnem
pfihodilo.
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koPANA.

Ultra v I hod. odpol. stret-
nou sc: obe muzstva G.. A. X. v
kvalifikacnim zapase ma hristi
chvalne zname spolkove pra-
covnice pi. Rosenbauerove. Ia
to pani Sla 5 ochotou vstric
c. s. K. kdyz bylo iednano o
upraveni footballoveho hrist4,
ma iejich pozemcich a tim 81
ziskala vd6cnosti veSkerych
Geskych sportovca.
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OBRECON TLUMOcf SOU.
STRAST RUSKU.

Moskva, L. Inora. - Jediny
pfimy projev, soustrasti mad
mrtf Lenina obdrAeny cd KITE
r6koli hlavy statu. dosel do
Moskvy dnes. Vzkaz tento je
cd mexickeho presidenta Obre
9ona a adresovan federalnfmu
kongresu soveti. mi: "Truch-
lime mad nmrtim Lenina. vid-
ce mezinarodniho d3lnickeho
hnuti."
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LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Pan Vaclav n. q, 24O9
Tate ave- Adreea kreicovske
unie zni: Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers. of America y
Acme budovs. 2416 vych. 8
ul. Jmeno tajemnika jest Jo-
sef Spitz, bvtem 1858 Ontario
ul. Ma miste samem mohl by.
ste sc dozv6deti vsechny adre.
sy pfipadnych pobocek.
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AUTOTRUCK ST. SPLASH"

Ridic autotrucku nalozeneho
nhlfm. Charles E'liston, 1s211
Holmes "va. no"tavil nakl"d 4
re vrsku Noblee, Noble,,.r rd, zabrzd'l,
iak pravi. a odesel do gasoli-
move stanice. Kdyz Sc vratil
nebvl truck peti tunomi nhli
ma msstd. Ryl SO totiz "splaSip'
2 siel dc1n nIimo do verandv
domn 1777 Noble rd.. DatEicf
pi. F.. Rakerova. Rozie4S stroj
zphsobl skody as $4,000.
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UPOZORsNENi
LEGIONAkUM.

VSichni clenove Druziny
Ceskoslovenskych Legiona-
III jsou zadani, by Sc dosta-
viii do radne schIze, ktera
Sc kona V pondeli A. -1nora
v 8 hodin v Ceske Mtodhi
Sini ma Broadway. Pritom-
most kazdeho clena-nutAa.
Fred Holub, pred.
Josef Nekvasil, tai.
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SOUKROMA ZABAVA
RADU E. A. ].

Spciene rady Czech {. Z. a
Bozena Nemcova {. 16 c. A. J..
usporadaly na dnesni sobotni
veaer V sokolovne ma Wendell
ave. soukromou zabavu "a spo-
luucinkovani sokolske kapely
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Zabavni vyDor nelitoval prace
vsemozne Sc postaral, ably
.cetnym navstavGikGm niGehc
nechybelo CO X podobne maso-
pustni zabav9 pfinalezi.
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Rozmluva 4 Bat'ou.

"proS'm vas. name tovarni-
kl, Wv iste nrAcn nraktickH,
7kusenV obchodnik. ktera rn-
L'ara lest np;,ifinraiSi. ale
zarovah neilevn3iSi?"
Rata: "Pns'anec Mlfoch."
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cEcHU DoMov.

Pro fond "cechh Domov"
.lozero:
RI \. P~avdorr;l (. 13l
e.. s. P. s. $40 m
Dne 2. ruora 1924 se male.
xk adm. Sveta $1,000.