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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

the interstate commerce commission
hearing into the collapse of the road,
which some stockholders had alleged
was hastened by the electrification
work.
Answering all questions put to him
directly and freely, Mr.. Ryan also
stated that he believed then and still
does, that identification of the Puget
Sound SYSTEM was for the best inter-
ests of the road.
81 was personally interested in the
identification because this would pro-
vide the source for the use of power
and copper on a large SCALE he said,
"but / never had any doubt that it
was of benefit to the st. Paul to cleo
trify it's system in Montana.
"I was very careful all the way
through not to take an active part in
the promotion of this project to cleo
trify the Puget Sound division.
thought then and l think now, that
electrifcation is a good thing for that
part of the st. Paul"
Mr.. Ryan said that in 1909 he be-
came a director of the road at the
request of the late H. H. Rogers anC
VIM. Rockefeller. The stock which
he purchased to become a director
100 shares of common was sold at {
| loss, he said, being replaced by 1,0O(
shares of preferred.
Mr.. Ryan told the commission h
resigned because of the Clayton ac
regarding interlocking directOrates.
He said that he is now a directo,
of the Montana Copper company
chairman of the Anaconda Cope
company and a director Of the Grea
Falls Power company.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
SOLACE FOR THE EDITOR

(From the Helena Record-Herald)
''The class in creative writing and
the supervising professor who got out
the offending issue of "The Frontier"
student publication at the State Uni
versity at Missoula, have found a de-
fender. The editor of the Producers
News takes up the cudgels in their
defense, and proceeds to justify them
| by excOriating fellow editors, the gov
ernor, all the civic clubs by name,
and a variety of other things, includ-
| ing "Mainstreeters" and the lower
animals. After generally condemning
these objects and persons, designat-
/ ing the offensive terms that appeared
in The Frontier as commonplace ex-
presSiOns, declaring that the fossil
lied old mossbacks' who criticized
/ the student paper have often used
them, and asking why terms in every
day use-presumably very common
in the writer's social circle-should
not be published in a newspaper, he
concludes by saying, Many of those
who rail at the literary efforts of the
University students could not be more
fittingly described than by the appli-
cation to themselves of the three
words they take exception to-
IF it comes to their attention the
students ought to get a laugh out of
this defense. 1t is direct and inclu-
sive. As an argument it is not ham
pered by considerations or art or
breeding or logic. And while the
champion of the students is a bum
. a hn111 Of L.
words were four and not three in
number, and the dangling infnitive
may jar some literary tastes, it is
free Of Victorian squeamishness, SEN
timentality and restraint, and en-
titles its author to high rank among
the cOgnocenti and likewise the in
telligentzia who admire the Sherwood
Anderson-Sinclair Lewis school OF
literature.
But, while the application eff the
term to himself by Tony, in They
Knew What They Wanted, brought
the humOr of the low comedy of that
play to its climax, there even NAV
be nOn-Mainstreeters admirers Of
iona Gales Lulu Bette and Others
who pride themselves as included
among those who appreciate the up
to-the-moment productions of the
most modern group of our young Ii
terati, who will be unable to com.
prehend the utility of EMPLOYING tn,
phrase generally in newspapers.
10 fling it back at the editor of tn,
Producers News would be absolutel,
superOgatOry, a burdensome redund
ance, as banal and crude and mar
tistic as a double superlative. I
would add nothing to that gentle
mans appreciation of himself, no
give him a fresh slant upon his owl
Characteristics. To do so, in ou
OPINION would be a journalistic a.
well as literary sOlecism. But W,
Will go so far as to say, "And so i
your old man."
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
BROOKHART OUSTED
FROM SENATE SEAT
Steck Takes Seat, Ending the Long
Controversy Over The Election of
1924.

Washington-Daniel F. Steck, demo-
crat, was declared the winner over
Senator Smith w. Brookhart, in the
contested IOya election of 1924.
By vote of As to Al the senate
adopted the majority report of the
committee on privileges and elections,
which recommended following a re-
count that the democrat be seated.
The senate's action automatically
Ousted Senator Brookhart, who has
been serving since March 4, 1925.
Steck Immediately entered the cham
Der and was sworn in by Vice Presi-
dent Dawes.
To Oppose Cummins
The decision is expected to result
IN Broolkhart becoming candidate
against Senator Cummins, who will
seek reelection next November.
Sixteen Republicans and twenty
nine Democrats voted for Steck, while
thirty-one Republicans and nine Dem
ocrats and Shipstead, Farmer-Labor,
supported Brookhart.
For Brookhart:
Republicans-Bingham, Connecticut
Borah, Idaho; Cameron, Arizona
Capper,, Kansas; Cousins, Michigan;
Curtiss, Kansas; Edge, New Jersey;
Fernald, Maine; Frazier, North Dako-
ia; Gooding, Idaho; Hale, Maine
Howell, Nebraska; johnson, Californ-
Ia; Jones, Washington; LaFollette
Wisconsin,; Lenroot, Wisconsin; Nc
Master, South Dakota; McNary, Ore
gon; Metcalf, Rhode Island; Moses
New Hampshire; Ncrbeck, South Da.
kota; Norris, Nebraska; Nye, NORTH
Dakota; Oddie, Nevada; Pepper, Penn
sylvania; Pine, Okla, Reed, Pennsyl.
vania; SmoOt, Utah; Stanfield. Ore.
gon; Williams, Missouri; Willis. Ohio
Total 81.
Observation-Disclosures, Ariz., Blease
South Caroline; Dill, Washington
Ferris, Michigan; Ransdell, I,ouisian;
Reed, Missouri; Stephens, Mississil
! pl; Walsh, Montana; Wheeler, Mon
tana. Total-9.
Observation-Disclosures, Min
inesota, 1.
TOtal-41.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
THE ATTACKS OF THE BRASS
CHECKERS.


(From the Hamilton Western News9
In the "In Passing" column of the
Western News" Myles Romnev. Jr
writes as follows:
The March issue of The Frontier
carried, among other things. several
snort sketches which have been found
objectionable to some. The reason
that these people ascribe for their dis
approval is that in these sketches is
CG oe found a hyphenated phrase
winch Is not pleasant to hear or pom
ger over. It Is that phrase of which
IL Is said the user must speak with
a smile, or fight.
Inc first objection that I noticed
70 the March issue of The Frontier
was that emanating from that great
purveyor of news about murder. nvno-
phomania, divorce, and avarice. tbe
estlmable Anaconda Standard If
Shrleked its indignation about The
frontier and about Cox. It cried n
us gods, both the unknown and the
copper, to erase such sordid tbinos
from its contemplation.
others Of the brass check grcup
OF newspapers awoke from their
sleep, smelled the foul offerings of
tneir leader, and observed that here
az least was an opportunity to allow
tnelr pens to write freely without
mourning the ire of the conner KINGS
IN fact, the copper overlords must
nave enjoyed the chase since thev
nave slcked most Of their gang Of
journalistic slaves upon the literary
offerings Of The Frontier.
1t occurred to me when reading
some OF the statements made bV
various editorial and news writers
about this case that some peopIe n
1nls world are awe-inspiring hypo-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
FROM ''HTGH" TO
HIGHER IP

After High School, what Len
Ruud decided on his couBepunr.
ly-acourse of actpalbuIrag rmy
at Dakota Business ColIege, Fay
(Copyrighted-unobtainabie ;e-
where. } Result: A fine posidolFt
the Doyle Motor Co. Scores d
High School graduates will s,o
this season. Join them. Be aTai
months ahead Of Fallpup.5
places always open. Car0m
berger was sent, the DAY
uated, to Intern2donai Ha-'
Co., their 18th Dakota en2@.
Watch each week. Follow z.
Successful. " Write F. l. Wa
kins, Pres, 800 Front St, fa3a
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LET EN- HOWL
LFrOm ScobeY SentineN

There is a certain amount of
amusement mingled with the disgust
we feel for the antics of the castor
OIL soak IN his weekly toilet paper.
Buggy Bawler seems to have forgot
ten the fact that he was once dis
charged from the management of the
Sentinel, and his exceptional honesty
was not one of the reasons for his
discharge. When he throws bricks AFT
others and lntimates they are dishon-
est, he should at least be consistent
enough to clear up the mystery con-
nected with those watches in Flax
vile. He should also satisfy the
board Of directors of the Sentinel that
the job printing records of this Of
nee during certain period were not
burned up accidentally on purpose
II ne seeks to engage US in an ar
gument with reference to the conduct
CT the Sentinel he is doomed to a sad.
bitter disappointment. We lust nat
urally don't consider him worthy of
enough serious attention to discuss
our private or business affairs Will
MN. In the meanwhile we are hone
fully waiting to see that federal man
ne darkly hints is coming here. We
have a few matters we would like f.
discuss with him ourselves abont
such things as the mailing of SAMPLE
copies of the Leader to people fol
months at time in violation of nos.
TAI regulations. But we are not san.
gune that this gentleman will ma.
Ierallze on Bawler's suggestion
Ihose people generally prefer to have
complaints of foreign aliens based or
something more tangible than bust
ness jealousy.
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Friday April D lo,.
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AUGUST "a T1SoSssREsS g

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h NJ and belief e Best q; q
Vi Ihe ownership. man % true stst.. :
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non, required by the a me abor.
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the publish. editor and addr
P1b i',siIi,7sS managers are aging 81
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3. That the kDou~-
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owning or holding I no security ~.
OF total amount of hora cent o. y.
or other securities ara. m0ugse
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= That the two pars,,,
ABOVE, giving the names - ssIaphS 81.
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appear upon the books ~ u as h,
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company as trustees. bol5 q 8
securities in a capacity otb.s, ocE &
OF a bonafide owner: and 't ~. .naa c
mas no reason to believe tho, wy 1c
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this 10th day of April 1925 ''i,s 3
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
RYAN TESTTFIES
In MILWAUKEE
BANKRUPTCY CASE
Montana Copper Baron Tells How He
Put Through Big Deals While Di-
rector of Bankrupt Railroad.

New York-John L. Ryan, owner of
large copper interests and former di-
rector OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul railroad company declared
that he favored identification of the
Puget Sound because of the increased
demand for copper and power.
He testified to this effect before
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

see that most financial sharks is now perdktin hard
time aks They say nstamen sales are over and GONE be
credit houses cloverha folks has spent what thew amt GOT
and hooked their wages sure lot And GERMANY i c'
deep INTO the world with goods what's cheap so exploitation
OF the Dutch don't help keep good times here much
And y. S. wages is so low we lust cant male , e.
a. g. euSe tne wages we are paid connot buy back the
Times always are darend hard emf W. L.. -
more depression stuff, but lots of us will stand IN M
tor chance to dine, and still Salvation vii; he f - LIS
what Prays and bends the knee " i"
In fact, see one writer cuss IN sna.L;D, &c Il 80.
muss SEE that the Lord will make times bJ J III e
@ give US lard cause luxues and ideness are brnon
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sLAaBo8

Letters intended for publication In
s1ls column should reach the Producers
News the fore part Of the week Thev
should not be long and should bear the
name and address Of the writer. Com
municattons written over a nom de
plume viii be published only If accom-
panied with the name of the author.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
CON KELLY LOOKS AFTER
8 FOREIGN PROPERTIES

New YOrk.-The departure for
Europe this week of G. F. Kelley,
president of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company, is believed in
Wall street to be in connection
with the option obtained by his
company last November to pur-
chase Won Giesch-Erden, largest
nOn-ferrOus mining enterprise in
Europe, zince and coal being its
chief output. The option expires
in May. Mr.. Kelley declined to
state whether the option would
be exercised.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

chool distress Which MEANS if means much aa that
rich folks into hell will fall if several million workers don
face locked-up factory door.
Situations free to buns each day. To save the rich we
guys must pay.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

A small troublesome feror
a man where to go The man. f y,
pens was a prize fighter and ar,r.r
Inn with a punch on the noSa
Cop picking him up, aAr s
hurt 2" "
Dazed reply, Odd you get Il,
cense number?"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

DR.. Paul Emerson Ellsworth,
President of~Washington College
Of Chestertown, Md, who is spon-
soring a movement to keep young
America on the farms, where life
is worth while, instead of having
the mirage Of gold and fame draw
them cityward.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Proc nemiti diva skutecny
Senatori?

Pak-li Marylandst1 republi-
kani jsou proziravl, zajiste re
navrhnou John Philip Hilla do
1radu "a Senatora Spoj. Statu.
On jest jeden politicky vudce
ktery nezapre svoji barvu
presvedcenost a ktery sc nebo-
il bojovat "a prava lidu. A pro
to m6zeme Sc nad1ti re bude
zvolen. John Philip Hill Sc O.
svedcil We sve kampann1 lhGte
po mnoha rok1 V Marylandu.
ze jest neobycejnym zastan-
Gem sve strany. Nam zalezl
ma tom nominacni volbe aby-
chom meli cloveka takoveho,
ktery by zastupoval Maryland
We Washingtonu pravem sve-
tie a tim jest Col. Hill, ktere-
no skladame d1veru a ktery
mas nezradf. A proto: My ma
me nynf jednoho a to jest Will
liam Cabell Bruce a proc ne
zvolit druheho to jest: John
Philip Hill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Z OsadY sv. Vaclavske.

Zapis a vyu6ovani V ceske
katolicke skole zapocal We ctvr
tex, 2. zari. Ditky kter6 "a
pocnou letos navStevovat skolu
mali Sc prihlasit v cas- a rodice
mali k tomu dohlednouti, by
ditky hned Cd pocatku pravi-
deln6 do skoly posflali.
= Cesky den neb mozno-li
nazvati vylet osadni detsky
Sc bude letos prvne konati ma
osadnim lot6 vedle fairy a sice
pTiSti pondelf, 6. zarf ma ''La-
Dor Day.. Ocekava Sc, re kaz-
dy osadnfk a vGhec priznivci o.
sadly Sc plnem poctu dostavi,
neb jest to predn6 blfzko do
movd a 0 zabavu Sc postara
zabavnf vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Dvanactileta preplula 3 mile
Ia hodinu a 80 minut.

Y pondel1 II rokd stara div
ka, Grace Elizabeth Warner,
clenkyne Bay Shore Swimming
klubu, preplula vzdalenost tri
mil od Craighill majaku ku
Bay Shore behem jedne hodiny
a 80 minut. Doc1lenlm rekor-
du tohoto pfedstihla Lillian
Cannon, jez v loni preplula
vzdalenost tuto "a jednu hodi-
nu ctyricet minut.
Lillian Cannon marne snazila
Sc preplouti kanal mezi Fran
eli a Angli1, ktery preplula 49,
leta d1vka z New Yorku, ro-
dem z Nemecka. Gertrude E.
derle, nedavno behem IA no
din 80 minut. Tentyz kanal
toto pondel1 preplul Nemec,
Ernst Vierkoeter, pekar z Ko-
lima mad Rynem, behem IL no
din AZ minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
MlStnl ZprdYy

Ma desaty sized Jednoty
Ceskych Dam, ktery Sc kona
dne 4. zarf 1926. v New Yorku
Odjely tyto zastupitelky: pi
Frantiska Kaucky, Antonio
Patek, Rosalie Legro, Emile
Lapacek, Marie Kozak, CO
hoste pff.,, Anna Kolomaznik,
Marie Gregor, Marie Cermak,
Barbora Mannion, Anna Probst
Josefa Kougl, Anna Miserov-
sky.
Hudebnf kapela p. Va
clava Kulfska bude opet hrati
move kusy hudebni rozes1la-
ny budou po radio w. C. A. O..
We stredu, 8. zaTf v 8. hodin We
Ger. Krajane kteT1 mali radio
dome, mali opet prilezitost
vyslechnout tuto krasnou hud-
bu.
= Patronat Ceske Svobod.
Skoly Auugstin Herman ozna-
muje, re Skoln1 rok vyucovani
ditek zapocne V sobotu, IL. "a
II. Zapis dftek bude Sc konat
ten den We 2. hod. odpoledne.
Rodice mali poslat sve dftky k
Zdpisu ustanoveny cas-.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Sweeney znovu komandantem

Y konvenci Americke llgy
Marylandskeho Department.
jednohlasne znovu zvolen byl
komandantem kolonel Claude
B. Sweeney, byvaly koman-
dant 113. pes1ho pluku, Sc KITE
rym ucastnil Sc valky We Fran
Gil.
Konvenci oslovil zastupce
sekretare valky, Hanford Mac
Hider, jenz reci sve kr.tiso-
val mluven1 proti valce vrle,
re ii CO nejhlasiteji proti valce
mluv1, nejmene narodn1 obra-
ne rozum1 a pax re jedine ma
rod o narodn1 obrane pouciti
muze valecny odbor.
Konvence odbyvana byla V
Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
We Spojenych Statech jest je-
Ste 18,5OO,OOO koni.

Die zpravy spolkove statis-
tiky kancelare odboru orby Sc
oznamuje, re We Spoj. Statech
jest jeste 18,500,000 kon1, cili
asi stejny pocet, kolik jest te-
to zemi automobile. z celeho
tohoto poctu koni jsou vsak
pouhe diva miliony We vsech a
merickych mestech a 16,50O,-
900 konf jsou dosud nejlepsl-
mi pfateli roln1ka a jsou trvale
ma farmach. Kon1 ubyva S ta-
kovou rychlost1, re snad pflsti
generace bude ma toto uslechti-
le zvfTe pohlizeti jako ma vel
kou zvlastnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Pri veSeni Sc zlomil ST vaz.

Dvacet jeden rokG starry
Frank Carter z Rochester
Place po hadce manzelkou
svoji pokusil Sc O sebevrazdu
obesenlm Sc koupelne, kde
nalezen byl vis1c1 ma sndre. Y
nemocnici shledano, re pfi po-
kusu zlomil 81 vaz a re sotva
jaka nadeje ma uzdraven1.
= Joseph Taylor, 36lety,
posluha v Mercy nemocnici,
pokusil sc We esvetnici nemoc-
nice sebevrazdu pomocl svl-
tiplynu a podfezanlm 81 hrdla.
Nalezen byl jinym posluhou a
skorem v beznadejnem stavu
poslan do Bay View.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
DIR. Ainslie jmenovan do sboru
pro lep$i porozumeni mezi
narodv.

Rev. DR.. Peter Ainslie, fa-
raf Christian Temple v Balti-
more, v zasedanf konanem V
Bernu, We Svycarsku, jmeno-
van byl clenem sboru, ktery
pracovati ma pro dorozumenf
Sc mezi narody. Sbor tento
pracovati bude We spojeni Sc
spisovateli ucitely dejin a
duchovenstvem rdznych naro-
dG, ably Sc predeslo ucenf de-
jim nespravnem duchu Ia prf-
Ginou vychovavani mladeze v
pTehnanem vlastencen1, ktere
ma skodu jest dorozumen1 Sc
mezi narody. Ucitele historic
mali vedeni byti k tomu, ably
ne to CO sc lidem zamlouva do
dejin psali, ale aby tam zana-
Sell jenom TOGO skutecne sesta-
10 a pax vyhybati Sc tomu, c1m
duch jinych narodu by urazen
byl.
Ku propagovanf smfrliveho
ducha mezi narody ma vyda-
van byti mezinarodni mesicnlk
Ma konferenci zastoupeno jest
dvacet narodG c1taje v to Spo-
iene Staty, Indii a japan. Ma
budouci rok ku 1castenstv1 po-
zvana bude Gina a Jiho- Ame-
ricke republiky.
Konference vedena jest W.
borem Zahranicni missile pres
byterni clrkve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Zavrazdsna matka Gtyr dstf.

Z Brna sc oznamuje, re Ma
RE Kocianova, 28leta domkar-
ka obci Radkove u DTevoho-
site, byla V noci re dne 27. ma
%. cervence We SVEN byte L.
kladne zavrazdena. Vrah u
hodil il We spanku n6jakym
tvrdym predmetem do hlavy,
omracil odvlekl do kGlny, kde
il ma pevnem provaze obesil.
Zde byla rano mrtvola naleze-
ma. Jako dGvodne podezrely
2 vrazdy byl zatcen jejf muz
Vaclav Kocian, ktery vsak hou
zevnate vinu popfra. Pres to
podrzen byl We vazbe. Zavra-
zdena byla matkou ctyT nedo-
spelych detf, kterych Sc musili
ujmouti prfbuznf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Vystraha udavacHm.

Nemila pTihoda Sc pfihodila
minuly tyden p. Josefu Kf1z-
kovi, jenz nafknut byl re pre-
jel psa a z mnoha precinG V j.
zde automobilem ma ceste Eli
colt Driveway, &C V onech mi
stech vGbec nebyl, coz ma ira
fic cort dokazano bylo, neb ne
.dopatrenim spravneho cisla ma
automobilu udano bylo. Pripad
tento vyvola soudni dohru pro
urazku ma cti, a proto kdo chce
udavat n6koho, necht 81 jest
iist ma spravne cislo (license)
a popis automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Padl v boji s pytlaky.

Spravce kopanickeho lesni-
no okresu pfi Banske Stavnici,
Jan ROTARY a lesnik Jan HUI
dec, sli ma obvyklou vecernl
obchuzku pc lese kolem Kopa-
mic. U "Zlatne" uvidel lesnik
muze ma dive ste kroku. SPRAY
ce videl, re muz ma pusku a
zvolal nan: "Ruce vzhdru,
stGjr' Muz Sc dal ma 1tek.
Lesnici vedeli, re je nebezpec-
no Jlti "a pytlaky do lesa, a
proto no nepronasledovali, ale
snazili Sc mu nadbehnouti.
Nechytili no vsak a vraceli Sc
domu. Kdyz prisli do dolni
casti "Zlatne", ktera vypada
jako prales a kde jsou ohrom-
ne bulky, pocali ma ne Sc vsehc
stran stffleti pytlaci We vzdale-
nosti asi 80 krok6. Lesnici Sc
rozskocili "a duby a opetovali
palbu, Palba byla velmi tuba
trvala asi pet minut. Potom
SlFeIUd Sc SCfany pytlaku uSta-
la a lesnici myself, re pytlaci
odesli. Spravce volal ma lesnf-
ka, ably mu podal vodu, re je
ranen do ruky a do boku. Les
mix vsak byl take ranen do ru-
ky a do stehna. Spravce roz-
kazal mu plaziti Sc do vsi a pfi-
veSti lidi vozem. Sotva vsak
byl lesn1k asi 600 krokn, sly
sci znovu strelbu, bal Sc vsah
vratit, nebot nemel ami silly a.
nj naboju. Kdyz dosel do vsi,
sebral lidi a jeli vozem pro
spravce, ktereho nasli jiz mr.
tveho, nebot byl strelen do hla-
Wy. Pytlaci Sc totiz vratili
spravce zastrelili Odnesli no
do vesnice a raneny Hudec byl
dopraven do nemocnice We
Stavnici. Cetn1ci zatkli dru-
heho dne diva pytlaky. Pc O.
statnich patraji a ocekava Sc,
re celia tlupa bude "a mrizemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Starry financnik.

John A. Stewart Morris
town, N. j., nejstarsf aktivnf
financnik We Spojenych Sta
tech, oslavil sve 104. narozeni-
ny v kruhu svych dIvernych
pfatel. Stewart "a obcanske
valky ridil finance Washing
tonske vlady a zde r. 1853 "a
lozil United States Trust Co.
Pdsobil Lincolnove kabinetu
a rovnez jinak stal Sc pozoru-
hodnym cinitelem americkym.
Je dosud pomerne svezl a pra-
ci Sc nevyhyba.