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occurred to him that Mr.. Bennett had
forgotten to kiss him good-by. and he
went into the outer Office to tell him
so. But the. outer office was empty.
Sam stood for a moment in thought,
then he returned to the inner Office.
and. picking up timetable. began to
look out trains to the village Of Win
dlehurst IN Hampshire. the nearest
station to his aunt Adeline's charming
oId-world house. Windles.
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day no doubt the mnB was sarIfns
from southampton tomorrow
He crossed the lawn. entered the
drawing room, and found Mr.. John Pc
tiers with an expression on his ilI-fa-
vored face. which looked like one Of
transformation. of uneasiness, even o.
alarm.
Morning. Mr.. Peters said Mr. Ben
nett. VERY good of you to run down.
Take seat. and I'll just 60 through
the few notes / have made about the
matter"
'sAIF. Bennett exclaimed John Pc.
tiers. May may speak n
"What do you mean7 Eh7 What9
Something to say7 What is itg'
Mr.. Peters cleared his throat awk-
wardly. He was feeling embarrassed
at the unpleasantness Of the duty
(which he had to perform. but it was
"a duty, and he did not intend to shrink
from performing it. Ever since, gazing
appreciatively through the drawing
room windows at the charming scene
outside. he had caught sight Of the IN.
forgettable form Of Billie, seated In
her chair with the sketching block on
her knee, he had realized that he could
not 60 away In silence. leaving Mr..
Bennett ignorant Of what he was up
against
One almost inclines to fancy that
there must have been a curse Of some
kind on this house of Windles. Ger
tainly everybody who entered It
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CHAPTER XIV

As read over the last few chapters
of this narrative, see that have
been giving the reader rather too
jumpy time, To almost a painful de-
gree have excited bis pity and terror |;
and, though that is what Aristotle tells
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-04
Bridge Committee VIII Confer With
n. D. Baker.

John N. Mackall State roads chair
man; Emory l.. coblentz and James
H. Gambrill constitute special COM
mittee of the Maryland Virginia Bridge
Commission named to confer with
Holmes d. Baker in an effort to reach
an agreement on price for the
bridges over the Potomac River at
Brunswick and Point of Rocks. Mr..
Baker represents the bridge owners.
fla price can be agreed on the Leg
islatures of the two States will be
asked to appropriate the money to
acquire the properties and make them
free bridges.
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stenographer7 What stenographer7"
Seemed to leave his peace Of mind be-
lind him. ,John Peters had been feel
He notably happy during his journey
Assai-s esess. don, ess<s .a'sszs+
y aQuent walk from the station. The
sNphndor Of the morning had soothed
is nerves, and the faint wind that
D lev inshore from the sea spoke to
b i'm hearteningly Of adventure and ro-
nAhahce. There was a jarsof pot-pourri
ON the drawing-room table, and he had
derived considerable pleasure from
| shining at it. In short. John Peters
Was III the pink. without care In the
World. until he had looked out Of the
Window and seen Billie.
"Mr. Bennett" he said, Il don't
Want to do anybody any harm, and, If
slou know all about 1t, and she suits
You. well and good; but think 1t Is
my duty to inform you that your
Skenographer is not quite right In the
Mead. i don't say she's dangerous.
Btit shedsn't compos. She decidedly Is
MOT compos. Mr.. Bennett
Mr.. Bennett stared at his welI-wlsh-
Ell dumbly for moment. The thought
CROSSED his mind that. If ever there
Was case Of the pot calling the kettle
black, this was 1t. His opinion Of
John Peters sanity went down to zero.
"What are you talking about3 My
sfenographeri What stenographer"
II 1t occurred TO Mr.. Peters that man
Of the others wealth and business con-
Iections might well have troupe Of
these useful females. He particular
i&ed.
Il II mean the young lady out In the
garden there, to whom you were die
lifting just now. The young lady with
Ghe writing-pad on her knee"
"What! WhatI' Mr.. Bennett splut-
kred. do you know who that lsr'
Ne explained.
''Oh. yes, indeedp' said John Peters.
II have only met her once, when she
CHIME into our office to see Mr.. Samuel,
but her personality and appearance
stamped themselves so forcibly on my
Iikind, that know / am not mistaken.
liam sure It is my duty to tell you ex-
aftly what happened when was left
alone with her in the office. We had
hardly exchanged dozen words. Mr..
Bennett, when" here John Peters,
modest to the core. turned wildly
pink, when she told me-she told me
that was the only man she loved r.
Mr.. Bennett uttered loud cry.
''Sweet spirits of nitreT
Mr.. Peters could make nothing Of
this exclamation. and he was deferred
from seeking light. by the sudden ac-
ton Of his host. who. bounding from
his seat, with a vivacity of which one
could not have believed him capable,
charged to the French window and
emitted a below.
sWilhelmina I"
Billie looked up from her sketching
book with a start 1t seemed to her
that there was note Of anguish, Of
panic. in that voice. What her father
could have found In the drawing room
to be frightened at. she did not know
but she dropped her block and hurried
| td his assistance.
isWhat Is 1t, father?"
(ro BE coNTINUED)
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Legislative Teas Planned.

Legislative teas at which members
Of the General Assembly will spea'
are planned by the Democratic Wom-
ans Club. The teas will be given the
second Wednesday afternoon Of each
month Of the legislative session.
Miss Marie FRESHMAN, chairman OF
the clubs legislative committee, wil'
arrange the programs.
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Richie Favors Budget Board.

Governor Richie viii seek helT
hereafter in making up the state
budgets. A constitutional amendment
creating a budget board may be asked
Of the legislature.
This year the governor has pre-
pared the entire budget himself. De
partment and institution heads asked
much more than the state could
spend Ritchie had to hear their ar
guments. A board. Richie thinks
could deal better with the problem.
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Richie TO Address Farmers.


The names Of two Governors are on
the program Of speakers for the Mary
land Week exercises. which are to be
held in connection with the annual
meetings Of the Maryland Farm Blu
II Federation, Maryland Agricul-
II Society and aflliated organizer
rs at, the Southern Hotel on Janu-
n 9, 10 and ii.
Governor Richie, Of Maryland, and
Governor Pinchot, Of Pennsylvania.
are expected to speak. Governor
Pinchot Is scheduled to talk at meet
Ing of the State Dairymen on January
10 and Governor Ritchie is on the
program for that afternoon.
Besides the Governor, Mayor Jack
SON and o. q. Bradfute, OF Chicago.
president Of the American Farm Bu-.
reau Federation. will speak Mayor
jackson will welcome the delegates
to the first business session on We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Hunting is becoming more popular
In Maryland, figures issued by e. Lee
ELeCompte, state Game Warden. on the
number Of hunting licenses issued dur
ing the fall indicate.
Nearly 5000 more Nimrods took out
licenses during the autumn than in the
corresponding period last year. accord
ing to Mr.. LeCompte.
The report covers the months Of
September, October and November.
This year 81 ,001 hunters Of small game
paid license fees. Last year during
the same three months 45.17S obtained
permits.
The non-residents of Maryland who
choose to do their fall cunning In the
State. as well as native hunters, are
on the increase. During the three
months this year 1926 sportsmen liv-
ing in other States paid SO each for
Maryland licenses. Last year 1877
fewer non-residents bought permits.
The rise OF 1,155 over last year in
the number Of Statewide" lcenses
sold would indicate that followers OF
the sport are becoming less inclined
to confine themselves to their own
counties in hunting excursions.
This class Of license permits tha
holder to hunt in any part of n
State. It costs S.. The ordinary
county license, which sells for 81 re-
sfrfcfs fha hnldey. III gfnninor ~ thn
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Sound 81 Iieartbeats.

Bsing wireless amplifiers and a loud
eaker to magnify the sound Of heart
ats IS surgery's latest deveioDment.
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maryland NEWS
IN SHORT ORDER
Latest DoIngs In Various Parts
Of the State


20VQ
Z fireman killed In service. Tho city
pays q premium Of S2.04 man.
,.,,,
s' S,,....s,. 80, Ssss., ,o.ss ~,
$500 = . Ia. -, ss,, ~ !.
e. e, 8 49, - y 80. 80 ,. - S.sstS
ss'S. ,s''..s--, =, $3.50 - az ~ y
Mrs. Goodhart, when her husband At.
tackled her with d monkey wrench,
Witnesses said Members Of Smiths
gang threatened to lynch Goodhart,
but he was spirited away ~ oficers.
,,,,, + ~.
s.'o' :. ,..1 ' $3.50,
- soins LaSnA,n $500 $500 -
D.amoS p'Dn ~ A. $50 go. -
u."D0'es u - go ~, 80
1asasy cons 1a,Ap'loA ~ = go ~ 49,
49, - go AsaID1 ,.'o. & q w sss d ],
- .no eauoe. ~ 0slu - $50 80 Il !
81 any II the nine eastern states With
large Negro populations.
IaA.on-.so'iciss smoAs usn1ns
out q rne siues = : snan1y - DAlnes
onorss aaons 4Solsn ss 49, ~
Cnaries FOWL occupieu y =. Au1us-
gus Johnson wiiiisin Ne"pe!fys upol
opening Inc e'oor Uunu TUG ioOn.
niieo WIN snoAe anu shs Douy ~
Johnson Vine - 2 bunA' Durneu aF
most 70 CRISP. Inc suppositlon n
tnat ne was snoklng When ne Wont ~ ?
sleep.
Baltimore DIR. J. Knox Insley,
state commissioner Of labor, will ask
the legislature to establish a state
bureau Of hygiene with trained stats
ticians The bureau will give mower
70 remedy lnsanitary condltlons over
which the comma ssioner now mas no
control Registration OF schooi cnii-
dren, between "a ana 10 excused rom
school, would De sought.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Manu-
facturers. Association committee.
I stuuyaIg rae oys siSuHrlon in III ry-
land, proposes a new conservation
Copies Of the report will be mailed To
| all state ofilnials and the assembly
The commission, composed Of Is
members. would have power to reg
ulate the oyster industry. to. prosecute
violations Of laws. and to establish d
| program for propagation. The chair
man only would be paid
polis' e DA ef
usse Dssn arpo'n'eu sonu i'susel Y,
an.s n me mal ianu NaaonAi uual J.
| nr& lieutenant, according TO- an an.
nouncement made at the Military De
partment. Second Lieutenant John A
Trans mas psen maue mrs. ,leu'enan Z
u,,,ch,as ~ warn.nd n xlanr hors
been anpointed second lieutenants. All
have been assigned to duty with the
rsfth Infantry. "
Il
DAi''more-Soate Fafoie oomihis-
ssoner nowaro M. Parrish refused 70
recommeno parole TOT teorse
I1earo, VINO was convicted DecemDer
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,.s,,,..>-., PROGRAM
divadelniho pfedstaveni .s-
Zsss .
VeSniCka GarOdejka

obraz z venkovskeho zvota iednanfch, u
W die starst atkyF uprav Richard Mar, sehraje
DRAM. ODB. SOKOLA NOVA VLAS1'
yNEDELL DNE 10. uNoRAE 1924 W., |;
Cesks Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. tS
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DOZvUKY CYKLU WACNE,
ROVYCH OPER.

Neiedna SO nikterak o neco
mnsikalniho ale 0 vec naprosto
vic snez prosAickou. AHistent-
ka federalniho navladniho Ise-
M Nungesserova vydala vcera
zatykac ma Melvina H. Dalber-
ga, .ienz neodvedl cd obecen-
stya vybranou dan. IA prodane
vstupenky do pfedstaveni ey-
kla Wagnerovych oper, pofa-
danych v kv6tnu v Metropolit-
nj opefe " New Yorku. Dali
berg lest milionarem a byval
gcneralnim. Eiditelem celeho
podniku. Zeiimavym jest ma
cele vaci to- ze techze prisin
zatcen byl pred ,6o sem Frede-
ric Gohda, tifiye:,:is manager
clevelandsky. Posledneisi jest
pad zarukou na.. svobode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08
ENEMA v RfZENf TRzNICE
BROADWAY A IS. UL.

V move trznici postavene ma
Broadway u vych. SIS. prot
bance Union Trust Co. nastane
OF zitrejsi st'oboty zmena We
sprave, kterou poveren byl l..
J Linn, byvaly mestsky trzni
komisar, jehoz rizeni sveho Ca
81 byly svefeny vsechny cleve-
landske trznice. Podobne v
iednotlivych stancich n'astanou
zr16ny, tim, ze opatreny budou
skoleneisim personalem. Hlav
nj pece ver6vana bude stan
kun feznickym, kde buae ma
bizeno maso nejlepsi jakosti
2" Gerry iako nikde iinde v me.
ne. Trzn'ce Jest majetkem
Tire Cleveland Real Estate
Corporat on. ieiimz pr,s;den-
tenn Jest A. H. Brarson.
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KEENAN, A MICHlt SOUZE
Nj BUDOU POROTOU
Is. UNORA.

Zatceni ,femeslni lupiei sou.
Zeni budou sice v steine dob6,
ale rnznych soudnich mist
nostech. Porota vylosovana
bude 2 75 kandidatG v kazdem
pfipade soud zapocne 25. IL
nora. Krone lupicskpch kou-
sku mi zaloba j pro zavrazd6-
nj rozvazeGe peciva Rauha. Lu-
nici Sc vcera pred Soudcem Nc
Mahonem nepfiznali. ze hv by
ii vinni ma vrazde, pravi ien,
ze byli sv6ikv, kterak zastre-
leny V pondeli ieiich druh San
born Rauha strelil. Nastava-
.iici soudni liceni tSSiti Sc bude
pata'ne t6ze Sensaci iako pro-
cFs. vrahv Slve a Farnera
Obzalovani budou souzeni kaa
dV zvlast' ieden pred soudcem
McMahonem a druhy pred sou
deem Cullen. Jak vypravuii
soudni dfednici. nepotrva soud
dlouho. Obzalovani nemait
penez a proto Jim bude soud.
Gem McMahonem jiz dnes 2
iifedni moci urcen obhaice.
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" STATLEROVE. HOTELU u.
KRADENE KLENOTY.

DO pokojeS Ststlerova hotelu
cbyvaneho A. Ginsburgem, OBJ
chodniho cestujiciho klenotni-
cke firmy The Ehasoff Jewel
~ Co. Albany, N. Y, vloudil
sc "a nepiit,mnosti jmenova-
neho dobe ;mezi IL. 4. no.
d'nou nocni neznamy zlod6i,.
janz sebral dves skfinky sc
sperky Gene IS $4,000. Die
vseho vnikl pachatel do poko-
ie pomoci paklicG. Ukradeno
mezi .iinym osm demantovych
prstenu prsteny, v nichz do
sud kameny zasazeny nebyly.
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ZMENY Y POLICEJNfM, /,
DEPARTMENTAL. y

Ia administrace Freda Ko.
hlera staly sc v policejnim de.
partmentn .nektere pfechmaty
pokud So tyee pfesazovanf po-
licistti ma mifsta horst, jedine
proto, ze Sc nebali vystupovati
proti nekterym nehoraznostem
brvaleho mayora.. Az dosud
bylo dosazeno zpet ma stara
mista Is podobne '.'potresta.
INCH" iifednfkd. Hlavnimi D.
sobami jsou oba porufici rebe.
love Potts a. Hagan a straznik
Wenz, jenz sbyl pfesazen 2 cd
deleni pro nieTenf die Bertillo-
nova systtmll aiako i.idic patrol
niho vozu, iedine proto. re je.
ho bratr, repu'blikansky pre-.
dak We West .Pa1ku napadal ad
ministraci Kohlerovu pro do.
pravni pomfry ma tamejsich
poulicnich karach.
Ia nyn6jsiho presazovani
odvolan byl krajan porucik
Bernard Jerman z detektivni.
he oddelenisa pfidelen sluzbou
ma stanici vych. 81. ul. Jer.
man zatkl, jak bylo vcera o.
znameno pEed nejakou dobou
Charlese Sanborna v jiste tan.
tirn6 a nepoznal jej, coz bylo
do jiste miry pri6inou jeho pre-
sazenf. Sanborn byl clenem
lupicske handy Keenanovy a
byl ja!: znamo, v pond6li, pr.
zatykanf cele celadky zastre.
len. Ma miste Jermana tifado.
vati bude v detektivnim odde.
leni cd ned6le porucik Potts.
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ZEMETkESENf MA
WENDELL.

r Jiz po nekolikrat byly pos
zorovany slabe otresy zeme v
Qkoli Wendell ave-, ale nikdy
nemelo to- z6dnych vetsich ma
sledkI. Ale jak tvrdi nejlepsi
q Anejpredn9is francouzsti a
americti umelci, kteri prova-
deji v sokQloyne Havlicek-cech
ma Wendell dekorace.z fisf vii
k sobotnim sibrinkam dne 9.
isinol.a, raz aPate pres devate",
kde bude ,tez jeden komik z
nejlepsich prazskych kabare-
std, !. ktervs bpde, bavit obecen>
stvo nejnov9jsimi vtipy a kup-
lety. Potom ze kazdy bude sc
smat, coz "a nasledek miti bu-
de velke otfesy zeme jakoz !
tyden smavou nemoc.
Taktkz Sc :postaral zabavnf
'vybor Q 10 krasnych cen, jez
jsou vystaveny up. J. A. Klu-
saka We vykladnim okne v
ceske Narodni Sini a budi vel
ky obdiv. =
Navsteva bude hojna a veil
ce pfatelska, neb je tomp asi
til roxy, CO spojily Sc sokolsk&
Fjednoty Havlicek q Czech v jed
notu jednu, jakoz j ned&vno sc
siednotily odbory mu9sky sc
zenskym, takze dnes mIze sc
ifci, ze je to jedna z nejvet-
sich sokolskych t6locvicnych
jednot v Americe.
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NEDokoN4ENY zAPAs ME-
Il DOSTALEM A Skim.

Ohlasovany zapas mezi ce-
skym sampi9nem Josefem Do
stalcm a cernosskym zapasnf-
KEN Reginaldem Skim, pfiva-
bill vcera vdcer velkou navste-
WI do telecvfny jednoty Sokol
Cech-Havlicsk ma Wendell av.
Porad zahajan byl dvoiici MIA
dtch zapasn(kd. kteTi po urce-
ne dobe zabolili nerozhodne.
Hlavni stfethuti vcereisiho We
ccra bylo mSzi Dostalem a ST.
kim. Oba dpolnici Sc rozhod-
ne k sobS nehodi. Tezky tel
natv Dostal lpo celou hodinu
marne Sc shazil zmoci cerno-
cha. iehoz hlavni vyhodou by
" dlo,,ht k,ncetiny a velka
mrstnost. Sikh skorem po ce-
lou dobu sc omezcval ma iibra-
lnu. az konecn6 premecenim sc
d'ostal m'mo zinGnku. kde ma
raziv hlavou po chvili zdstal
lezeti. Zapas prohlasen pro
tento draz ia nerozohodnv.
Manager zapash omlouval 81
kiho, ze temuz "a zapasu v
Moose Hall, pred dvema tydnv
bylo zlomeno zebro a re tudi5
neni V kondici. Prohlaseni
vzbudilo nelibost a cetn6 pro-
testv nekterych, kteri 81 prali
boi az do zakonceni. lax bvlo
Slibovano. Vfavu utisil sam
Dostal. prohlasenim. re nemii.
re $ nemocnym dale zarasiti,
J'nak dluzno prohlasiti, ze Ger
nv zaDasnik. jenz lest skutec-
ne athletick6 nekne postavy,
bvl Dostalovi skutecn9 vybor-
rym oponentem &c pro fvsickf
rozdilv obou tel X zaiimavei-
simu stfetnutf jen zridka kdy
doslo.
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NEBEZPEcNE zRANENA
4. ! i zlDLf. Il.

y We. 1851 vych.. SO. I'LL. byla
u pritomnosti 6leteho synka
uderena pf. Julie Moreyova jis
tym opilyms muzem tax moe
ne, re musela byti dopravena
do nemocnice st. Alexise ma
Broadway. Lekari Sc obavaji
o jejf. zivot, jelikoz k drazu
prisla v dobe, kdy sc "a KRAFT
ko mela stati .poznovu mat
kon. ssSs
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MLADY STUPKA JAKO
PRlTEL LESU.

Dnesni Plain Dealer pfinasi
podobiznu Arthura Stupky, 18-
leteho studenta South High
skoly. jenz pise p6kne clanky
do studentskeho listu, obiraji-
cich sc hlavne pffodou. Y sloap
ci mu venovanem uvadi sc. ne
kol'k doslovnych hiSazelS ieho
originalniho lazfranf ila les.
jeho ohyvatelstvc re zvifeav j
line zaiimave poznatky. -
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UMRTf kRAJANA cESKEHO
PtVODU.

Vcera Zemrel zakladatel
The Lederer Milling Co. Sig
mund S. Lederer, ienz Sc r.
1852 narodil re zidovskych
rodicn v Cechach. S nimiz Sc
ale v dtlem mladf pfistehoval
do Clevelandu, kde z pocatku
bydleli v okoli Croton ul. Mia
dy Lederer provozoval reznic-
kou Utmost vlastni pill do
mohl Sc znacneho jmeni. Ia
nechava zde diva syny a vdo-
WI.
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zIDOvSKE ORCANISACE
PROTI ZAKONUM ONE
ZUJfCf PRISTEHO-
VALECTVf. 7.

SeStatrTcet ZldOvSkych teles
spojilo Sc V protestu prot John
sonov6 emigracni predloze, @
ktere jest jednano v kongresu,
ma spolecne precetne navstive-
ne schGzi v Auditoriu Zidov-
skt 1stredny. Vsem ciniteldm
v Cuyahoga okresu zaslana bu-
de resoluce s vyzvou, aby Sc
ohradily proti dovoleni pou-
re 3-procentnfho pristehovale-
ctvi die emigracnf kvoty z ro-
k, 1890. V resoluci Sc prohla
suje, re predloha V podstate
jest neamerickou proto, re pro
tezuje nekter6 rasy pred jiny-
mi a porazi heslo zakladatele
tdto republiky, jenz pravil, "ze
vs'chni lide jsol steine stvore-
nj"
Ia stejnym dcelem svolana
bude vSeobecna schnze lidu. v
nejbliZsf dobe do Mestskeho
Auditcria, do ktere pozvan bu-
de kazdy obyvatel ciziho pu-
Ivodu neb pochazejici z pfiste-
hovalych rodicu. Ma hromad-
! ne schdzi ma byti zvolen W.
Dor, kterv by byl vyslan do
Washingtonu, kde by protest
ma prislusnych mistech tlumo-
jcil.
| Rabin Solomon Goldman,
zvoleny cestnym predsedou no
We organisace pronesl We sve
feci skutecne nakolik pozoru-
hodnych vet:
"Bylo po staleti slavou tetn
zeme, re m6la otevreny branv
pro vsechny uprchliky prona-
! sledovane pro nabozenske pre-
svedceni. pro polit'cke oponen-
ty, ano pro pouhe dobrodru-
hy."
"Socha svobody sama SYM
bolisuje chovani sc Ameriky k
prist6hovalectvi. Povidani 0
prednosti severskych plemen
lest tlachecn. Vada liz davno
vyvratila tuto mythickou bal.
Ncni ma svete plemene. ktere
by neplnilo pfideleny mu boz
stvim ilkol. Severane, jestli ze
vhbec neco podobneho existu.
ie. nestvoSili svat aniz objev;li
lidskost. kulturu neb civilisa-
Ct. Kdyby tito severane byli
narodem povolanym samvm
bnhem. pax Sc divine proc 81
vvpiijcili nabozenstvi nivrs'
Judei Johnsonova pfedloha
lest hlavne vWtrelkem poya-
lecnych predsudkh."
Lincoln. mas velky pres
cent pfisel zivct pro mike.
. cernocha. iista bv z teto ze-
me neodmital Polakv. Italy
Rusy neb Ramunv. Pfedloha
nepochazi Cd pfatel Amerikv
Jest navrzena temi, kdoz sobt
spatne vykladaii a take spatri
ZaStupuii trldica naSi zam6 I"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08
DUCHOVE Z HlLO.

DUCHOVE z HILO.
kdo nevi jak povstala ze
me a lide a jak Sc dostaly
ma ostrov Hilo kozy a slept
ce, mel by byti 10. lnora '
sini J. A. Komensky ma
vych. 131. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-08
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Vac. Kubat starosta Nebusne p. Krejfi
Mare JenO Zena SeS fTecIiONa
Jan jejich Dr. Hoyer
SynOVe .....
SAmbroz Makovec, MATTEL statku ss4 t1.aR.
Jakub Paec, hostinsky "Na rychte" ....... p. Fser
Zorka, zvana, Carod6jka "....~-..".. Tomskoya
Motak, obecni sraznik Dr. Ulnan
foOa ODecn SlOuna .... . OF. Duri
Kaspar p. Panek
Loza sedlaci p. A. Nebesaf
Kare Mraz statkaf br. Bartos
Del ma Geske vesnici
Mez l. 2 jednanim upyne jeden rok. mezi g edna
MIN cyfi leta mezi 3. a 4. ctyri mesce.
Hru fidf p. v. Nebesar Es~
Po divade pies Sokolska hudba.
Cisty vtszek prpadne Ceske Ned Svob Skoly
Clark Ave.
Vstupne 4Oc SOC. Zacatek 4:30 hod. odpoledne
Listky jsou pfedprodei oBhodech Hocha zap CO.
ILL., pi. Korecke ma Sacket p. Precha ma Fulton Rd
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

degrees of Masonry at the s4tb an.
hual reunion, now in session at the
masonic Temple. The session rom.
menced on Wednesday and will con
eihue until Saturday night, conclud.
ing with a banquet at 1870. -sgree-
from the 4th to the 32nd are being
presented. Those receiving degrees
are: VIM. B. Calhoun, Livingston
JACK C~ruikshank, Bozeman, =.
filnt' Livingston; B. @. Helgeson
Livingston; w. j. Knapp. Big Tim.
Der; A. L. Lamb, Big Timber: nr
=. 4. Marshall LIVING ston; T. F.
Miller, Muir; R. C. McChord. Boze.
man; E. E. Ogston, Yellowstone
Fark; DR.. B. L. Pampel, Livingston;
I. +. Sektnan, Big Timber; Row A.
spencer, Livingston; C. F. Ullman
Big Timber; C. W. voges, Big Tim.
Der.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
Nine Counts in Liquor Charges

Red Lodge Picket-Journal: Thirt-
teen men were arraigned on bootleg
charges before Judge R. C. Stong
in district court Monday and Tues
day. All entered pleas of not guilty
and will be tried at the next regular
term which begins March 4. Cases
against three previously alleged boot
leggers were dismissed. The ew
cases carry as high as nine counts
| n a single case; practically all have
nor than one. Individual bonds
were fixed at $500 which were
promptly secured in every case.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
Bankers Plead Not Guilty

Fergus County (Lewistown) Ar
gus: Forrest Nelson and Robert P
Rockards, former officials of the
American Bank and Trust company
pleaded guilty in district court Fri
day to grand jury indictments charg.
ing them with having received money
for deposit in a bank which they
knew to be insolvent. They were
represented by Attorney J. w. Free
man. 1t is expected that their trials
will be set for the jury term or cour,
which begins March %, and that the
time will be made known when the
calendar is called, March IA.