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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03

or was not present on convening
but l. in 4 hospital with a stom-
aeh silment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (UP)
The Seventy-Fourth Congress
convened at noon today to re-
model the New Deal with indus
trial banking and relief legisla-
ton. The thirty hour work week
bill also confronts the senate.
The White House will oppose
this.
Congress is overwhelmingly
Democratic with southerners in
the majority.
Other bills to be disposed of
will be the soldiers bonus and
labor disputes bill which will be
introduced by Senator Robert F.
Wagner, New York. JOS. w.
Byrns, D., Tennessee, is speaker
of the house. VIM. Bankhead.
D., Alabama, is the house majo-
rity leader.
Joseph Robinson, Arkansas, is
Democratic leader of the senate.
Pres. Roosevelt will deliver his
message Friday afternoon before
the entire congress.
President Roosevelt's grip on
the 74th congress was frightened
last night when Democrats in a
series of caucuses elected strong,
conservative leaders and repealed
a house rule used by 'left-wing"
members to force radical legisla-
ton to a vote.
After electing Rep. Joseph w.
Byrns. D., Tenn, speaker and
Rep. William Bankhead, D., Ala,
majority leader, the house eau
Gus plunged into a bitter debate
over the petition rule which end
ed with it's repeal by a vote Of
225 to go.
Under the rule which has been
in effect for three years it was
possible for 145 members to dis
charge a committee from further
consideration Of specific legisla-
ton. This action automatically
brought the measure to the floor
for vote.
In the future, 218 votes, or a
majority of the 435 members,
will be required.
The rule was used to force a
vote at the last session on the
soldier bonus bill. 1t has been
directed repeatedly at other dras-
tic legislation which the admin
Continued on page six.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (UPl
American consular officials ID
Germany have betn pressing the
German government for the early
release of Miss Elsa Sittel, 28-
year old American girl, charged
with making derogatory remarks
about Chancellor Adolf Hitler
tht state department announced
yesterday.
Miss Sittel was arrested or
Dec. %. 4
Consul General Douglas Jenk-
ms cabled yesterday that Consul
George A. Makinson at Franks
for-on-Main had visited MissASit
tell in prison at Waldmahrk7I
found her in good health. $50
Makinson said the state s13
scouting attorney than had p91<1
Used to expedite the case.
attorney yesterday mainta}t
however, that Miss Sittel, US
German law, must be tried q
court. {;l}s}
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
JNo. T. WILKINS ILL

Jno. T. Wilkins has been con-
fined to his home for some days
with an attack Of influenza.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
GERMANS FREE
ELSA SITTELL
New York Woman Was
Held On Charge Oh
Slandering Hitler

BERLIN, Jan. 8. (UP)-Miss
Elsa Sittell, New York woman.
imprisoned for the last ten days,
charged with slandering Adolf
Hitler was released today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
SOUTHERNERS
IN COMMAND
0FLAWMAKERS
Are Pledged To Enact Re-
covery Laws; Danger
OF Radicalism Wanes
BANKHEAD IS FLOOR
LEADER OF HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. (UP).
Congress convened today in COM
mand Of Southern leaders pledged
to enact President Roosevelt's re-
covery legislation.
The danger of radical lesisla.
ton has vanished but a hot Fight
is promised over the bonus pay
ment.
Bankhead, of Alabama, who
was elected Democratic floor lead
or was not present on converting
but l. in q hospital with a stom.
aeh silment.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
4 ARE MISSING
IN new YORK
RARBOR CRASH
l9l Persons Aboard As
Year Old Wooden Ship
Are Rescued
CAPT. FRIED TO HOLD
FEDERAL INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (UP).
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C.
Roper today announced that Cap
tain George Fried, North Atlantic
rescue hero, had been placed in
charge of the investigation of the
sinking of the steamer Lexington
at New York last night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Fridays much
.oIdsr by Friday night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-03
GOOD AFTERNOON

To prove he believes in states
rights, Harry Hopkins has Drop
ped nearly 100000 from federal
relief rolls.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-08
Effects Of Paresi,

Paresis may attack the brain or
the spinal cord or both. The con-
dition develops gradually. The VIC
tim undergoes a change of char
acter, his normal traits tending to
fly to their extremes. If he was eco
nomical, notes a writer In the Kan
sas City Star, he becomes a waster.
If he was quiet and reserved, he be-
comes loud and exhibitionistic. I'M
moral tendencies develop. The
victim often complains Of headache,
'backache and dizziness. Later the
speech thickens and handwriting
changes distinctly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-08

r. B. c. is growing too heavy.
The girls are beginning to look the
other way.
]. w. Mcmillan, are you behav-
ing yourself?
The Wolverines have the incest
club layout on the Minneapolis
Northside.
We understand the @. T. Club
had a big opening night.
Gopher Lodge of Elks is pre-
senting Rock GAM and His Cotton
Club band at the Elks Rest, 2O7
West Central Ave-, st. Paul, Sun
day afternoon.
The Key Club dance at the Apex
Sunday night was packed. The
same club is sponsoring Break
fast Dance at the same place be-
ginning Sunday night, March 10,
at IL at night, and extending to
Monday morning. The Mack
Swain 14-piece band will play.
Much favorable comment has been
heard from the public regarding
the Swain band with it's unusual
dance arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-08
TWIN CITY TOWN
POST

Thanks to that family St Anthony Ave- the
repair service OF of advertisers Current gossip links the
OF two prominent people, both married But it's nothing
malicious gossip spread by malicious vindive female Speaking
females Minneapolis public figures wife palms igno-
malice and downright Mecenburg
cussed cussed individual certain Minneapolis fellow
dy dedicated the crusadg night using
the tune of I Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You
j. F. T. leads Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde existence.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-08

ANNOUNCING SOCIETY CIR
Gus, CAMPHOR M. e. CHURCH,
MARCH % AND 80. GLADYS
LEWIS, DIRECTRESS.-ADv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-03-08
BIG EASTER BALL

The Clover Leaf Social club has
completed arrangements for their
annual Easter ball to be held at
the Aragon ballroom, Monday,
April 22nd. They plan to make this
the grandest event of the season.
adv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Vysoka skola zlocinu objevena
" ceskoslovensku.

Dokonale vyucovanf v nej-
modernejsfch metodach lou
pezenf bylo poskytovano RIA
"universite zlocinu", nedavno
objevene prazskou polici1. Je-
jim "kanclerem" byl Karel
Cenek, 42lety, ktery drzel ku
svym posluchacdm pfednasky
o loupenf pokladen nastroji.
traskavinami, poucoval je jak
pod rukou vyprodati svdj lup.
jakoz i O mnoha jinych vecech,
jake by kazdy lupic mel vede-
I'll. Napodobeny stekot PISA byl
"studentnm' vystrahIm, ably
nesli ma pTednasku", protoze
policie byla v okolf. Jindy by
la vyvesena kosile co b1la vlaj-
ka ma d1kaz, Re vsechno je v
poTadku. Cenek 81 take vydr-
zoval pGjcovnu lupicskeho "a
|Tfzenf, z ktere 81 STUDENT mohli
vypGjcovati co potrebovali "a
jisty podfl z lupu, pokud nena-
hromadili dosti, ably 81 cd neho
koupili pacidla vlastnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Mezi bratry dvojcaty.

V nemocnici V Sus1ci lei sell
sky syn Matej Zika z Kadesic
ma Susicku. Ma postfeleny pill
ce a kulkou take poran6nou
hlavu. Tvrd1, re byl We span1
pTepaden sym bratrem Kar-
lem, S kterym Sc svar1 o podll
ma rodn6m statku. Zika ma V
Kadesicfch velky statek S dva-
ceti hektary poll a lux. Ma Sc
DIN d6t1. z nichz diva synove,
Karel a Mattel jsou dvojcata.
Otec Zika dial polovinu statku
synu Harlow a sl1bil, re mu Cd
kaze i druhou polovinu, ably ne
doslo k d6len1 statku. Ostatn1
d6ti NELL dostat jen mensf po-
Oily ma pen6zfch. Matej sc do
mahal poloviny statku a svary
mezi bratry dvojcaty a otcem
vyrostly az k nenavisti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Posledn1 costa ziveho ma
hrbitov.

Podivne Sc rozloucil Sc 1.-Two
tenn 65lety karlovsky lah1dkaT
Frantisek Dietl. Najal 81 droz-
ku a porucil kocfmu, ably no
pomalu veil ma hTbitov. Ma
zname, ktere cestou potkavali,
naval, jakoby Sc S mimi loucil.
Kdyz povoz zvolna dojel Ike
hrbitovu, starry lahGdkar "a
platil drozkaTi, pax mu dial
sv6j svrchnfk a Tekl mu, ably
ma neho necekal, re jeho jiz
nikdo re hTbitova nepoveze.
Neil 81 koc1 uvedomil, co star
CIV dar a slova znamenaji, la
h1dkar jiz vessel ma hTbitov.
DrozkaT tam ut1kal "a MIN, ne
zahledl no vsak jiz a proto ry-
chile hledali starce S hrobni-
KEN. Ia malou chvili zasle-
chill vystfel a nasli pax lah1d-
kaTe ma lavicce S revolverem v
ruce.. .Vpalil 81 ranu do prave-
no Okla. Smrt ~nastala skoro O.
kamzite. Dohnalo no k nj zou-
falstvf mad obchodn1mi MEDIA
Iry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Tragedie stare mlynaTske
rodinv.

u Doln1 Kamenice ma Plzen-
sku vymrela v kratkem case "a
tragickych okolnostf celia rodi-
ma mlynaTe Weniga. Wenigo-
vi NELL mlyn ma Radbuze media
leko Dolnl Kamenice. Pc neko-
lik generacf tam hospodarili
nekdo z rodiny Wenig1. Ny
nejsf mlynar mel jedine dite,
dceru krasavici. I'll Sc zenou
jen pro sve dfte, ale dockali Sc
kruteho sklaman1. Jednou ne
.chteli dceri neco povoliti a dee
ra Sc pc kratke rozepri S rodici
zastrelila. Nikdo Sc nedozve-
del, co tenkrat rodice svemu
jedinackovi odepTeli. Tajili to
a trapili Sc. Do roka zemrel
otec zalem a pc jeho smrti mu-
sill mlynarku odvezt do dsta-
WI pro choromyslne v DobTa-
mech. Re zalu ztratila rozum.
Nedavno Sc z 1stavu vratila do
opusteneho mlyna. Dlouho tam
vsak nebyla. Jednoho dine O.
desla a zanechala dopis Sc sde-
lenlm, re nem1ze lit. NASH il
druheho dine utonulou v Rad
buZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Tisicovky z loupeze shnily ma
hrbitovs.

Cetnictvo We Velkych Kosto-
lanech zavedlo nyn1 opet dale
kosahle vysetrovan1 We veci vel
koryseho vloupan1 do postov-
n1ho 1radu We vesnici Drahov-
&c, kde asi pred trent mesici
neznam1 pachatele navrtali po-
kladnu a ukoTistili 5000 Kc.
Podezren1 z loupanf pablo ma
deln1ka Petra Karabu, jehoz
cetnictvo take zatklo.
Karaba vsak tvrdosijne po-
p1ral. Byl dodan pTece. do SOU
dnf vazby, ale pc trech mesf-
c1ch vysetfovac1 vazby byl pro
nedostatecne dGkazy z vyse-
trovacf vazby propulsion. Kdyz
Sc Karaba cftil v bezpecf, zajel
ma hrbitov, kde uschoval svou
koTist a chtel il vyhrabat. ia
Ike bylo vsak jeho pTekvapen1,
kdyz spatril, re penfze v zemi
uschovane jsou napolo shnile.
Zanesl 81 je dom1 a zacal z
mich pl1sen seskrabavati. Pr
teto praci Sc mu nekolik ban
kovek 1plne protrhalo, take
mu |zGstalo pouze asi 5000 Kc.
Ami tyto penfze nebyly k potre
be, ale on 81 Trnave nalezl
"znameho", jemuz nabfdl tyto
poskozene pen1ze Ia 100 Kc.
Ale poSkozene pen1ze nikdo ne
chtel a o pfipadu Sc dovedelo
cetnictvo, ktere v teto velmi "a
j1mave veci zavedlo vysetTova-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Now cesky vynalez.

Excelsior firma V Brine natocila
V brnenskem okol1 a V atelieru
ma Vystavisti novy cesky film
"Hffch mlad1'. Sensac1 toho-
to filmu jest, re byl natacen
naprosto novou methodou Gee
skym vynalezem, ktery byl jiz
k patentovanf pTihlasen) poole
pTedem nahraneho zvuku.
Tento vynalez umoznuje v
jakemkoliv prostTedf pouz1va-
nj dialogd, pfsnf atd. We fill
mu "HT1ch mladf" NELL herci
moznost mluviti v lese, ma lou
ce, We vode, ma silnici, prost6
vSude, kde bylo potrebf akce.
aniz by to bylo ma 1kor hran6-
no dele, pr cemz pouzitfm Wy.
nalez1 bylo doc1leno absolutnf
shody pohybu 1st s mluvenym
slovem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Prazske posviceni: Stotisic hui
ST ma pekaci a zaplava kvetin.


Praha oslavila svatovaclav-
ske posvfceni tradicn1 husou.
Trh byl dostatecne obeslan, a
lie pres to byl zcela vyprodan.
Pr1merna cena hus byla 80
SO Kc. Odpov1da to nizs1 Gene
"a kilogram nez je cena We pro
veho masa. Krone toho nenl
k prfprave treba omastku. To
take bylo asi prlcinou, re Sc "a
posledni diva predsvatecnf dny
prodal v Praze rekordn1 pocet
husi, totiz 100000 kusd. Pr
prdmerne Gene SO Kc "a kus to
tedy znamena, re Sc V Praze
snedlo "a posledn1 diva svatec-
nj dny "a 5 milion6 Sc husl pc
Gene. Protoze bylo pekne po-
cast a slunce svftilo pfedepsa-
nych II hodin So minuty, pc
klo Sc pri otevrenych oknech.
Von6la tedy celia Praha oprav-
du "jako v apatyce". Ale vo-
nela nejen husfmi pecenemi, a
lie i kvetinami. Obliba kvetin
stale stoupa a pred svatkem sv.
Vaclava byla pc kvetinach vel
ka poptavka. Dostali pc kyti-
ci nejen zivf Vaclavove, ale
kvetinami byl pekne oblozen i
pomnik knizete Vaclava pred
museem. Nezapomfnalo Sc "a
nj ma hrbitovy. U hrbitovd by
ly kvetiny vyprodany nejdflv.
Zahradn1ci uz v1bec nemeli
zbozi a Tide shaneli kvetiny i u
soukromnfkd, kter1 mali zahra
dy. DobTe vsak byli zasobeni
prodavaci kvetin, hlavne neza-
mestnanf, kterf prodavali ky
ticky pestrych karafiat1 pc ko-
rune jeste dlouho v noel ma ne
deli. Delali dobre obchody. K
svatecni nalade obou dnI zna-
menite prispfvalo krasne po-
Cast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Husa prisla, kdyz byla vykr-
menS.


V Tresovicfch pan1mama An
tonic Zubrova chystala ma po-
svfceni husu. Ale nejaky zlo-
DEF husu ukradl. Ia ctrnact
dnf, prave den pred posv1ce-
MIN, panfmama kouka z okna
a vid1, jak do vratek Sc neco
tezce batolf a tezce kejha. By
la to ia ukradena husa. Zlodej
81 il take krmil ma posvfcenl, a.
lie mila husa, kdyz uz byla celia
v sadie, Sc nejak z cizfho chlfv-
ku vytratila a sla rovnou domG.
Verna husa byla pfivftana S ia
sotem, ale pekac il neminul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Ceskoslovensky redaktor Eat.
cen We Vfdni.

Ladislav Benes, redaktor a
MATTEL Anglo-americke zpra-
vodajske sluzby, byl We Vfdni
zatcen ma obvinenf, re uverej-
nil informace, ktere nynejsi
diktatorska vlada neoznamila
prostrednictv1m sveho ovlada-
neho tisku = obvinenf, ktere
by mohlo byti vzneseno snad
prot kazdemu zahranicnimu
novinaTi v Rakousku p1sobfc1-
mu. V oficielni zprave o jeho
uveznenf Sc pravf, re pc ukon-
cent trestu, k nemuz Dude asi
odsouzen, Benes Dude re zeme
vypovezen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01

Dan re zpevavych ptak1 by
la zavedena mestem ZahTeb ma
Morave, ably Sc zvysil jeho pTf-
jem. Majitele kanark1, slavf-
XII a pod. ptractva, must 81 pry
nynf pro ne opatTiti license $
poplatkem A Kc rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01
Co je jests v Praze NONE We
20. stoleti.

Seznamili sc v prazske ka-
varn6. Ona mlada a hezka re
zamozne prazske rodiny, on
statnJ plukovnfk We skv6le uni
forme Sc mnoha valecnymi Wy
znamenanfmi. Re ctrnact dnG
81 rekli, re Sc vezmou. Ona da
sv6 znacn6 veno a svou lasku
mIadeho devcete, on sve posta-
veni. Svatba Dude v kostele
pozvou pT1telkyne, budou j
zvaidet.
U mas, vysokych dGstojn1kd,
je tomu trochu jinak, nam1tal
pan plukovnfk inzenyr Turin
sky = svatebnf slib sklada Sc
do rukou generalG, nikoliv kne
re.
Bylo il to trochu divine, ale
v6rila. NazftTf sli spolu praz-
skJmi ulicemi. On paradni
uniforme, ona usm6vava, stast-
ma. Vojaci a dGstojn1ci nizsf
sarze no zdvoTile zdravili a
pan plukovn1k blahosklone de-
koval. Nahle sc zle zachmu-
ril jen hlavou kyvl a bylo zle.
Vojacek, kterE no prave zdra-
vii, Sc mu n6jak Medal. Razne
no zastavil a mens1 boufe sne-
sla Sc ma hlavu vyjeveneho vo-
iaEka LAX re to chOdf. lax re
zdravi, proc nen1 stejnokroj V
naprost6m poTadku. Zat1m,
CO pan plukovnfk radil, neve-
sta trnula. Boze, takovy pan,
vsichni no musej1 poslouchat.
Ia tTi dny ma to byla svatba.
Opravdu jedinecna. Bud pri-
pravena V tie a tie kavarne, pra-
vii pan plukovnfk, dnes Sc vez-
meme. Ia hodinu vyvolaval
cfsnfk jejf jm6no, VIOLA j nekdo
k telefonu. Bezela a hle, Volal
il sam pan armadnf general.
PTedstavil Sc a prohlasil, re ma
prov6sti svatebnf obrad. telefo-
nicky. Je pry to tax zvykem.
PAX il sd6Iil, re svatebn1 sv9d-
ci stoj1 vedle n6ho a zadal, ably
30 mem odTikala svatebnf for
null. Pfedrfkal il a slecna He
lenka rozechv6le odpov1dala.
Hotovo - velel- velel pan ar
madnf general = jiz jste svo-
il. -.
Zp6t Ike svemu stolu sla jiz
PAM Helenka Turinska, chot
pana plukovn1ka.
V6ru podivna svatba a stej-
ne podivna svatebn1 costa. Je-
Ii do Vraneho mad Vltavou a u
bytovali Sc najate skromne
sv6tnicce. Maly pokojfcek,
milousi, septal pan plukovn1k,
ale velkou lasku tn prozijeme.
Prozfvali, az -. Ma dveTe
skromneho pokoj1cku bylo ma
HE zaklepano. Policejni pro
hlidka. = Jsem plukovn1k in
zenyr Turninsky - utrhl Sc
rozespaly pan, to je mole pa
nj, mic nevfm a mGzete j1t.
Ano, S vami; kyvali detekti-
vov6, S vami, pane Tes1nsky. u
hodilo z cisteho nebe. Pane
Tesfnsky? PAM plukovn1kova
vyskocila S postele. Co je, CO
Sc dele? Jste tn We s%polecnosti
38leteho tulaka, povalece a
snatkoveho podvodnfka, Vacla-
va Tesfnsk6ho, nekolikrate ire
stan6ho podvodn1ka. Pdjde S
Mani, je hledan zatykacem
PAM plukovn1kove Sc zatocila
hlava.
Vaclav T6sfnsky je jiz "a
mTfzemi. A 26leta "pan1 He
lenka? Je opet slecnou. Vidi-
tie, co vsechno je jeste nome.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-01

VOdnany chyStaJl Sc K OSla-
yam vydanf vysad Jana Lucem
burskeho a tez 600letf tamnej-
81 fairy, coz Dude spojeno Sc
siezdem rodakG a rGznymi pro
jevy. Protoze JIM Cechy Wy
slaly do USA. zvlaste velky
pocet vystehovalcG = name
dokonce osadu Vodnany v
South Dakote - budou snad
mnohe ctenare tyto radky zaj1-
matt. Tento krasny kraj $
mnoha rybnfky nejroztodivnej
sfch .jmen: Kacirek, Zahorsky,
Nohavicka, Cazarka, Mas1cek,
Outrata, Prazacek, Skornicka,
Namestek, Loviste atd. a S mi
sty jak prfrodnfmi krasami,
tax i pamatkami pozoruhodny,
nemel by opomenouti zadny
cesko-americky turista pc CSR.
Kolik vyznamu lezf v blfzkem
Husinci, Chelcic1ch, Prachati-
cfch. jak malebne jsou Strun-
kovice, Kratochv1le, Bavorov,
Helfenburk, Tyn mad Vitavou
a j. Vodnansko dalo nam
malfre Ant. Waldhausera,
Rud. Bema, vychovatele Maze
ra, spisovatele = Heritesa,
Havlasu (1887) Mokreho,
Holecka, F. V. Pavlovskeho. u
cence Gelasta Vodnanskeho,
kazatele Safiana Vodnanskeho
rektora university prazske Mi
stra Kampanusa, hlavni osoby
stejnojemneho romano z. Win
ira, licicf dobu pobelohorskou,
architekta A. V. Novaka, ces-
tovatele cetne povfdky drama
tika-herce Rudy Marfka a j. S
oblibou pobyval tam julius Ze-
yer.
Proslule je tez vodnanske
pivo z mestanskeho pivovaru
zalozeneho jiz We IA. stoletl:-
Rektor university Bachacek
posfla vodnanskym spravce
skolnfho s pomocnfkem, ale v
temze roce odsuzuje vsechny
tamnejs1 kantory: nejradeji Wy
susuji korbely, pacholata pry
odffkavaj1 abecedu jake kdyz
bicem mrska, ale p1smena ne
znajf. PAX jsou znamou po-
choutkou kapTi vodnanstf a
chvalnou povest ma i zdejsf CT
bule a RUNE zeleniny. V erbu
ma mesto mimo ceskeho Iva tez
horn1ka.
V blfzkych Racic1ch dolova-
no jeste snad v minulem stoleti
uhlf zvane lignit. Do starodav-
nych Vodnan vstupovalo Sc pc
It'll branami, ktera r.. 1860 zbo-
reny, &C aspon nektera mohla
byti zachovana. Ma namestf JIG
pekna kasna s ozdobou kveti-
novou. Radnice ma tez mu-
scum S mnoha zajfmavostmi
Vodnany 1castnily Sc dobTe na
rodopisne vystavy 1895. Vod-
many mali asi pet tisfc obyva.
tell. Je zde nekolik vetsicI
podnikd prdmyslovych. Deli.
ny mesta vykazujf malo vese.
leho. Trpely pozary (jeste r
1862 a 1892 vyhorelo mnohc
domG) a take drancovanfn
tudy tahnouc1ch vojsk. NejhG.
Re Sc jim darilo pc valce tTiceti
lete, kdy pany stall Sc zde pc.
vestnf vojevGdce spanelstf MAJ
radasove, kteT1 Sc dali "zvec.
niti" ma hlavnfm oltaTi dekan
chramu. To pohnulo Adolfs
Heyduka, re venoval v "Du.
dackych pfsnich" Jim base1
20 vodnanskem kostele", kite.
rou zde zkracene podavame:
Vodnansky pekny bozf stan
ma jesnohlasne zvony,
re slyseti je Sc vsech stran
ma devatery hony.
Y to hnlZdO specham
vzdycky rad,
jsou stedrymi zde vsude.
bud ujme Sc mne kamarad.
bud krcma - nejak Dude!
Juz knoflik S veze zas a zas
jak dukat v slunci plane,
a med med mali mad topas,
jen jedno mrz1 pane!
V tom chrame byl jsem
jednou jen.
a zvlhlou mel jsem fasu,
jet hlavnf oltar zohyzden
dvou tvari MarradasG.
Diva lotri - cert je do Czech
kyd
q zorco1 " SornOu knihu
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-13
Is YearsAgo InLibby
(From the Western News file of
June 16, 1870


C. Musselman came in last week from
Swamp Greek where he has had charge
of the burning of kiln of lime for
local people who are interested in the
lime-making business, which is being
started.
Khispell's highly salaried baseball
team came to Libbyyfor two games, on
Sunday and Monday, and they took
one and left one. Their airship went
up and it scared high, but it came down
again with all the professionals on
board, and the dull, heavy thud when
it lit could be heard all over two coun-
ties. In Sundays game Kalispell scored
8, Libby l. In Mondays battle, Libby
4, Kalispell O.
Antonio Brizzi, who has been work
ing as a section hand on the Great
Northern here, was shot with revolver
yesterday morning by Dominick SEN
tonino fellow workman The shoot
ing occurred at the section house, and
was witnessed by several people 1t is
understood the men had been quarrel
ing The bullet struck Brizzi about Two
inches below the heart, inflicting
wound from which he died last eve
ming. Sentonino was lodged in the
county Jail.
At meeting of the town council
Tuesday night the street grading ordin-
ance was finally passed. The cement
sidewalk ordinance having been passed
at previous meeting, everything is
now complete up to the point of adver-
Using for bids.
Mrs. Vera Prosser has been occupy
ing small room at the Richards hotel,
under close guard, since her arrest here
on the charge Of shooting her divorced
husband on June l. on board a Great
Northern train. She will soon be re-
moved to the county Jail.
A number of Mr. and Mrs c. r.
Hoffman's friends treated them to a
surprise party Thursday evening, the
event being in commemoration of Mrs.
Hoffman's 61st birthday anniversary.
Libby will hold grand celebration
on the Fourth of July:
The transcribed records of Lincoln
county arrived yesterday morning from
Kalispell, by express, addressed to r.
T. Fleek, county clerk and recorder
The members Of Company L received
their rifles at the meeting Monday
night
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE

In the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
Merritt, deceased
w N. Curtis, the administrator of the
estate of Andrew Merritt, deceased,
having filed his petition herein praying
for an order of sale of all the real estate
of said decedent for the purposes there
in set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk
of said Court that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased appear
before the said District Court, on Mon
day. the 18th day of June, 1885, at 8
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court
Room of said District Court, at the
Court House in Libby, County of Lin
coin, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said ad-
rninistrator to sell so much of the real
estate Of the said deceased at private
sale as shall be necessary
And that a copy Of this order be
published at least once week for two
consecutive weeks in the Western News
"a newspaper printed and published in
said Lincoln County.
FRED F. CLARK, Clerk
Judge being absent
Dated May 81, 1885. q j6-13-2t