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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Harry c. Sherman, former hotel
keeper At Moretown. died at his homo
in this city Thursday morning Of hard
en'ns OF the arteries. aged s. years, Mr..
Sherman was born In Waterbury and
lived nearly all his HE there and IN
Moretown. He came TO Montpelier 70
live IN November. 1917 He served three
years In the Civil War In Company c.
18th Vt. Funeral services were held at
one O'Clock Friday afternoon at his late
home on Terrace street. and the oody
was taken 10 Waterbury for our'a''
He leaves one sister. Mrs Maria Knee
land Of Waitsheld.
One OF the things not IN the program
that the state board OF health Will ba
called upon to consider when ~ meets
IN thia city at the school FOR hea'th
officers the week of August y. VIII No
the matter Of enforcing the law pro-
hibiting bathing In Berlin pond ana
other bodies OF water used for domestic
purposes Mayor Dawley has made to
States Attorney Gates FORMAL conf
p,aint against X, W. Morse OF Barre for
hts recent bathing stunt In that pond
md the matter will be pushed As stat
cd in This column the State board Of
health proposes to make of this test
case
The case OF state against Albert IL
Clair. who Is charged with assault
ing the young son Of Joseph Poulin,
WAS heard Thursday before Judge "a
NJ Harvey and Jury, The Jury
could not agree and the respondent
wns allowed to go on hts own recog.
nizance.
The Montpelier & Wells River rail.
(COutlnued on page lAl
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An assistant Of the state forestry com
missioner has been In Stowe and has
placed a force Of men in charge OF the
forest fire In Townsville. The fire Is stlll
burning IN the ground, where II ia stated
It has been smouidering since July H.
when n forest fire first started-Mr and
Mrs. r. A. PIKE Of 1rasburgh are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. r.. C.. Scribner -
Mrs. John n. Brown ana Mrs Frank
Hardy OF Salem. Mass. are visitors in
Stowe.-Mr. md Mrs. IT. c. Thomas will
leave Saturday instead OF Tuesday for
Minneapolis Thomas, who was in
White River Junction Tuesday. reports
that the building for the exhibit Of fish
and taxdermy for the state fair is near
~ completed and liz very satisfactory.
The exhibit Of taxdcrmv will he much
larger than ever before as two Of the
best collections In the state. those Of Dr.
O. W. Daley Of White River Junction
and 1)r. Phillips Of Glover. will he added
to it.--Misses Mildred and Iyeatricc Gale
had n birthday party Monday afternoon
and entertained % Of their friends and
schoolrnates at their home. Refreshments
We're served Many pretty gifts were left
as remer1brances.
r. r, Barrows and Louis Latouche are
moving the ItlnOuv broOK SCnoOl mousse
to tie village, where II will bc placed on
tho school grounds and fitted mp for one
Of the Erades.---The teachers of the high
school are: Principal. Prof, w. ". Doug
LASS assistant. Miss Bernicc Hall of
White River Junction. The teachers of
tho graded school which has been re-
graded. are: Grammar. Edwin X. Bge
low; seventh and eighth grades. Miss
Lola Billings; fifth and sixth grades.
Miss Louise Chaplin; third and fourth
grades, Miss Sadie Dodge of Royalton;
first and second grades Miss Susie Bge-
low-Dr. +. A. Rich Of Burlington was
In stowe Wednesday In consultation with
Or. IT. W. Burlington In regard to the
cows of Nathan Johnson, three OF which
have died from an unexplained cause
Mrs. Jane Howe OF Rutland is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. II. Slayton.-Miss
Ruth Angel. accompanied her aunt. Mrs.
r. c. Angel, to Randolph for n two
weeks visit
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BENSON.

Forest fires started in the vicinity 81
Pond woods In the north part Of this
town last week and although fought
hard by many people. were not suhdued
ill the copious rains Of Sunday night
and Monday came.--R. r. Walkers hard
ware store was broken into Sunday
night and about 800 worth Of watches
and 1ewelry were taken. The thieves
broke through n window into the base
nent and then into the upper part. There
Is no clue as 10 the burglars.-The Rev.
w G. Burleigh OF Portsmouth. Va. ar
rived In town last Thursday and IL az
Eugene McDonald's.-Howard p. Nc
Donald and wife Of Ke~sevile are here
visiting friends-The Rev, Or. WASH
burne Of Rupert. father Of the Methodist
pastor. preached at the Methodist Church
on Sunday morning 10 full auditorium
composed Of Methodist and Congrega.
tional peOple
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Mr., and Mrs. r. J. Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins Of Lebanon. n. H., are
visiting At II. T. Robbins-A. G. Currier,
who has been seriously III, IL reported as
improv'ng'-E. J. Smith. private secretary
to Congressman Plumiey. arrived In town
Sunday for a short vacation. -Automob,,e
parties In town Saturday and Sunday
were Charles Il. Nelson Of Derby Line.
G, C. Waller OF North Troy. A. r. Bennett
Of Orleans, George f, White Of Montpe-
Her and A. J. Paquetts OF Island Pond
The Rev. Josiah Kidder OF Wes,ford
preached al the Congregational Church
SUNDAY and Miss Browne At the Meth
odist Church.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain OF
Burlington are stopping at Wyman COR
don's.-Nfisa Margaret Ladd OF Rur''ng-
ton is spending her vacation In town.
Frank Blow and family OF burlington
spent Sunday hcre.-The ice cream so
cial was we'll attended and very pleas
antly entertained by Helen and Rupert
Bnrney.-Mcrrill Vontine Is spending
few weeks at his homc.-Thc cemetery
committee contemplates the building or
. receiving tomb in the Grand Isle cemc-
tery.-Herbert Russell Of Worcester
Aiass, is visiting his parents here.
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WEsTFIELD.

The deferred Chlldren's day exercises
will be held in the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon.-Mr.. Elvin Brown
died last week Monday. Her funeral was
held at the late home Wednesday, tho
Rev NJ w Farmnn and J. f. Bowman
ofi1ctating. The decessod was 81 years
old and leaves one daughter. Mrs. Al
bert Farman.-Mrs. Mary Eastman and
son returned Saturday from Massaw ipp,.
Can, where they have been for four
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs, Aibro Hunt and
lee Miller visited Westrore Friday re-
turning Monday LILLIAN Miller
went to her aunt's in Newport last week
and from there Will return TO her work
IN Manchester, n. H., this week,
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CRAFTSBURY.

The farm buildings owned by John Gill
bert near his home residence was burn
ed Friday night The house was unoc-
cupied the family having moved out the
same day-Mr. Skinner OF this
town, Mr. Skinner of Swanton and J. c.
Babcock with their families nre camping
n few days n, Lake Hosmer. -F.ben Smith
of Portland. Ma. Is In town for a week
News OF the death OF Thomas Moody
OF Boston was received by his brother.
X. c. Moody, Friday.
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JOHNSON.

Thirty-five took the excursion to the
lake from this station Sunday. -I,yma n
r. Allen. the new principal ut the normal
and family came last week and are
boarding at o. II. I.andons for the pres
cnt.-W T. Tracy and party have re-
turned from Franklin pond whore they
have been camping for two weeks
George Gradvs family has gone to
Middlebury where Mr. Grady has a sec
lion on the Rutland road.-Mrs l.. r.
Sherw'n is in Burlington for few
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. y. A. Story and Miss Wjrni
fred have returned from Ouoon C,--.
Park-The Misses Marion and Mar
ior'e Newton have returned from
East Hardwick. --Mi=s Shinville OF
burlington is the CUES, Of Miss Elsie
Ltnden.-W. NJ. Smith was in Hyde
Park Monday and Tuesdav.--W
Jones OF johnson and II. Stevens of
Hyde Park were in town Saturday
About LOO people attended the field
day held at a. C. Cuttings park Sat-
urdav.
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BR0WNINGTON.

Mr.. Moody vii, give a moving picture
entertainment at the church at the Cen
ter Friday.-Cari Wells Is in Boston visit
Ing his sister and uncle, Carl A,dr,ch.
Mrs Henry Titus and daughter. Flor
ence. are Waiting relatives in town
The ladies' Ala OF Evansville and the
Ladies' Guild OF Browninston Center viii
meet with Mrs Dana Clark to-day.--A.
r. Alexander has returned from Now-
port where he has been visiting h,s SON.
The Rev Christie and family have re-.
turned from the Lake, where they hny.
been camping.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
iiH (Continucd from, ard Page)

Sill w. Iadd of Grand Isle and Lee
and Seth Honsinger of Alburgh attended
the Grange meeting Thursday evening
Tho date OF the Pomona Grange meeting
was changed to September l-Mr, and
Mrs. Frogatt and children OF East Or
Ange, N. j., are at Mrs. NJ. NJ Deans
Mr. Thompson Of Cuba Is guest OF w.
y. Connell. Tho Grange dance at NJ -
Thomas's large hall will take place Aug
ust 20. Romeos orchestra OF burlington
will furnish music.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. George Hebard 10 visiting In White
River Junction.--A. f. Sargent and
Charles Blake Of Brokheid are at work
in the basement of the Normal. finishing
OF rooms for new subjects to be taught
the coming year.--Miss Julia Chase, ac-
companied by Principal c. II. Morrill,,
went 20 Boston last wcok. where she un-
dsrwent an operation for appendicitis.-
Mrs. Ellen O'Grady and children OF Rox-
bury returned home Monday after q few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boln Mrs. Rose Ludus OF Bur
lngton Is visiting her parents at Way
side" farm.--Mrs. Frank Holman and
daughter Mabel. are stopping Mt the 'oid
homestead The Rev, George Howe
preached At the Federated Church Sun
day and the Rev Mr., Wells prea ched on
Eraintee hill.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. A. l.. Iaraway Is spending the
week in St. Alhans-J. Il. Miller has
gone to- Taunton, Mass, where he has
work in an insane asylum. Mrs. II. j.
Beard and children spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. r. Powers.
Rufus Davis. the veteran stage driver.
on the Wnterville and Bclvidere route,
died after long period OF poor health
Sunday.-Mrs. irwin Brown Is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Norris at Bakersfield. Mrs Byron Lyon
and children are spending few days
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ORANGE COUNTY.
BRAINTREE,.

Avery Thrasher Is building road from
his farm house to bis summer lodge
Miss Button Of Randolph Is spending a
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W NJ Rutton.--Fnrmers are nearly
through haying and report a small crop.
There will be fair crop Of apples on
tho llIl FIRMS
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Nelson Dubois Ia very low AZ her
home on the West rond. and her recovery
IL doub'ful-F, u, Hammond Is In Ros
ION on business trip.--H. II. Lewis
visited in JefYernonvii,e last week, going
In an automobile. 4. II. Butter
field and her daughter. Gertrude. are In
Middlebury for . short time.-Ruth and
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with his mother, Mrs. Ann Leach.-J v.
Stearns and A. l.. T.araway nre attend
ing the Grand Lodge of knights OF
Iythias at Barre this week. --Arthur
Fairbanks died August II after a long
Illness, aged Gs years. He leaves A wife
and one son, Floyd The funeral was
largely attended on Friday, the Rev. C.
d. Pierce ofIicinted. The services Mt the
grave were conducted by the knights Of
Pythas of which he was n member.
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Grace Annis took an automobile ride tc
johnson this week and are visiting their
aunt there. Mrs. l.. w Hitchcock C
G. Wheeler has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF the late Charles
Raraw.
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have died from an unexplained cause.
Mrs. Jane Howe OF Rutland is visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. II. Slavton.-Mlss
Ruth Angel. accompanied her aunt. Mrs.
+. c. Angel, to Randolph for a two
weeks visit
MORRISVILLE.
Elmer EdnunIs and son, Merton, of
Westneld. ware guests over sunday
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ed
munds.-Mr aud Mrs. W. II. Robinson
and son. Richard. Of Philadelphia. ar
rived IN town Monday to spend a
two weeks vacation.--Miss Amy Nc
Nall of Boston went TO Danville Mon
day after spending couple Of
weeks with hcr grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles McNall.-Nr. and Mrs.
G. J. Thomas of Wolcott have rented
Mrs. Eliza Strone's farm east of this
village. possession given October L.
4. W. Snaulding Of Montpelier was a
gr~pt over Sunday Of Mrs Spaulding's
parents. Mr md Mrs A. y. Niles -
Hugh Campbell hos rented his moth
er's farm which has been carried on
by his brother. Grv. for scveral years.
bert, who was called here to attend
the funeral of his cousin. william +.
Gilbert. returned TO his home in Ran
dolrh Monday and Mrs c. II
A. stafford and daughter Elo!so. are
spending the week In stowe. attend
Ing the Old Home week colonization
r. w. Mould returned Monday from
keeseville' \. Y. where he was called
70 attend the funeral Of an UNCLE.
- r. S'aF'"n ana FAMILY are here from
i'oS'on' making the "Trip by antomo-
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FORESTDALE.

Mr. and Mrs, william Symons and
daughter Of New York city are visiting
at I. W. Horn's.-Mrs. Sarah Cutting.
who has been spending several weeks
with her sister Mrs. Joseph la France.
returned to Boston Tuesday Albert
Partiow OF Jersey city, y. j.. Is visiting
relatives IN this place.
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DERBY.

DR.. f. w. Clark Of Brookton Mass.
Ia IN town.--Mrs. Harry Wilder has been
very sick the past week. but is now bet
ter.--Nathsntcl Rowe,l sold his personal
property. hay and crops on the ground
t auction Tuesday are
doing great damage to crops In all parts
OF the town PROT. and Mrs. Edgscomb
len Derby last Saturday and after a few
weeks spent among friends vii 60 10
their new held Of labor In New Jersey
Paul Wilder 10 better.
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Hrozna tragedie v slovenske
rodine.

V Ceske kallfornii Y Chieagu
.odehrdla So ~ soboty ma nedGli mi.
.nultho tydne hrozna tragcdie We
slovackt rodine Josefa lIandzcla.
Manzelka tohoto, 3sleta Marie,
matka sedmi ditek. ze zoufalstyi,
do nGhoz byla yehnana bolestnou
b die yseho nevylecitelnou choro-
bou, otrayila sebe, ileteho hosika
JoSefa 2leta dyojcatka yaelaya
d Ladislayka svitiplynem. Hrozny
Elm svuj spdchala pani Handzclo-
iva, tallto vzorna hospodynG ma
tka, behem noel v koupelne, kan
d6ti oduesla. Manzele zili vzdy
spokojeue q celkcm y pfiznivych
pomtrcch a neni iintho duyodu.
nez ncvyIteitelna ncmoc. ktera Wy
yiuula se II neSfaStnice Pc operaei
Is bfeznu provedent. Trpela casto
yclke bolesti. take ltkar k ulcve-
ni iich predcpsal il morfium. Y
.noei patrna, kdyz y>ichni dome
spali, pfepadly j opet bolesti a
.ona Sc rozhodla ziyot svui skonci-
IT, Ale materska laska nedala il
opustiti neimladsi dati a proto ii
ie vzala sebou. kdyz k rimu
maulel ieji So probudiI. pocitil "a
paeh plyuu a rozhlizeie Sc kolcm.
lpozoroyal. ~ manzelka ri mel.
mIadsi dtti jsou pryc Byly pax
vsichui ftyfi ualczcni " koupclnt
.mrtvi Va podlazc lrzcla matka
Sc ilel(nr .Iosefcm naruci We
vane lezela dvojcatka. Handzelo.
vi pochdzeii Z Turtanskt stoIicc d
PAM IIandzelova dlela y Americe
II roku
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Zlepsene obili

T. Anglie dosla zpraya. ~ ma
proslulf uniyersitc Y Cambridge
pracuje mnozsty zemcdelskyeh
odbornikh IN tim tlcclem, ably ma.
Iezli prostfcdky ku zdokonaleni
pscnlec, tax ably nebyla podrobc-
MA tolika nehoddm a yynasela pc.
stoyatclnm syym vice, nczli M do
sud " pred rokcm slibovali, ze
pomohou farmarum k docilcni 0
SO vetsiho uzltku $ akru psenice,
NEIL prunernt ted dostdyaii.
lIlayni badatele tomto odborn
isou p Vilmorin 2 Parize, p. Bur.
bank kalifornlc p. Carton q
Warrlngtonu Carton pracoyal S
0rscm q pouzil diyoktho oysa.
jcnz ma male zIno a zdokonalil ici
tax, ~ dosta vclikt pine zrno.
tax " sklizcn icho po akru obnasi
o 10 az 20 ~ sta vice, neil y oby.
dcjneho ogsa T. Biffen pracuic
I'M psemcl vypestoyal pscnlci,
hera JEST upln6 proSta ncdo.
tknutelna ri, jez jest nejrozSire-
nGisi zhoubou pscnice PracoyaI
ma tom tfi roxy a podarilo Sc mu
skliditi letos pScnici ncpodlthaii
ci nemocl ri, COZ prekvapilo ma.
dchlo vsechny ptstoyatclc pSenl.
he, kteri 0 tom zytdeli. Ma lctos
uz hodnt noveho seinena toho. kite
rt Sc pokldda IN bezpecne prot
uemoci t.. \ tax spoienym nsi
lin odborniku tech docililo So pse
nice, kterd ddya veakt zrno ne
podleha ncmoci jest yyborna pr
mlynare q pfinese mnohem vie,
.uzitku po akru. noxli Sc mohlo do
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Nestesti pri acknowledged zavo.
dech Indianapolis, Ind.

Pet lidskych zlyotu yyzadaly 81
IN obet automobilovt zayody Y In
dlanapolis, Ind lined pfi zahaie-
ni zavodu, dnc H. srpna, priSli diva
muzi o zlvot William A. Bordue.
ride modelu Knox ieho stroll
mix lIoleomb byll pfi 2j0-miloye
dlvoke zayodni jizde usmrceni.
Diva rel,ordy byly prekonany. -
Barney Oldfield urazil Sc svym
Benz auto jednu mill IN - LILO
vterlny prckonal Palmuv rcbord
70 - vterln Louis Chevrolet ura-
zil y Buck automobilu ~ mil sko.
ro ncuytrltelnG kratkt dobe IN
Osm mtnut 56 i-lO Vterin. lideZ.
to dosavadni rek0rd byl 9 minut
IA II rtcfin. Ndsledkem ncst6sti
jcz 81 yyzadalo diva lidske ziyoty
vydala American Automobile As
sociace k majiteInm zayodnich
strolu prohlaseni, die nehoz iistG
zmeny ucin6ny byti musely. Asso-
clace pozadoyala, by zayodni dra-
ha cd palee k palci byla uhlazena.
olejoyana q dehtovana. Zcim6na
prach byl pro ucastniky zavoda
zhoubnf poncyadz ie oslepil oni
od iizdy ustati museli Jak ne
Sttsti zavineno, neni dosud znamo
Die sdtleni milicniho yojina Fran
ka I}randona, jcnz s jinymi zavo-
dun prihlizcl, oba zay0dnici byli
prinuccu 81 ohlednout, pr Gemz
vysmckla 81 brzda 2 rukou Bour-
qnea, stroj Sc otociI hnal Sc 81
lcnou rychlosti do plotu .Jcdno
~ zaduich kol strojc nalczcno nj.
kollk set stop cd mista melody 10
ycdlo L domncnce, ~ 81 kolo w
smcklo, pfi femz Sc oba ncSfastni-
81 ohlfdll Borqul IIolcomh.
- potazmo % roktl starr, byli
sHobodni Il zqmcstnani II Knox
Automobile Go, Nasledkem ne.
sttsti Knox Spolecnost vsecky syt
automobily q dosud ucdokonce-
n{ch zayodu odvoIala prayi Sc.
zc pro pfiste Sc "a podobnych o.
kolnosti zavodn neslleastni. Dal-
81 ncSttsti nddlo Sc y sobotu, dne
III srpna, kdy automobil, rizenf
( Charlcsem Mcrzem, behem silene
iizdy yjel do plotu, "a nimz stall
.diydci Iahit byl Claud Kellum.
icnz naltzal Sc automobilu a
Ora .Jolleffc James West, kteri
stall N plotem pozoruiice zayo-
ldy
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zprdvy amsrick6.
Draha Chicago Great Western
prodana syndikatu.

" II. Paul, Mimi, dochazi zpra
va. ~ drdha Chicago Great West
ern prodhna byla reeeiyercm Alb.
H. Moorem, zastupnJicim sond
Spoi, Statu, syndikatu, iehoz cc.
le stoii j Piermont Morgan, "a
$l2, 900 900. Morgan byl jedinym,
jenz prostrednictvim svych pray
niku nabidku na koupi drahy po-
dial Draha nyni presla 2 rukou
rcceiyera do rukou move spolec-
nosti, jeiiz presidentem bude Sa-
murl NJ. FELTON,.
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ciliti dosud. o5ekdyd Sc nyni, u
AZ bude toto move slime rozsifcno
pc svete. le budou miti rolnici ye.
like yfhody 2 pestoyhni ho ma mi.
st0 stareh0 semena u ~ Sc budc
pestoyani psenicc mnohem lepe
yyplaceti. nczli dosud
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TlJREC Ko

Napieti mczi Reekem Ture-
ekcm nasledlSem sporu 0 kretu So
pfiostfuje, ba zda Sc, ze rozfcseni
jcii neodbudc Sc beg krveproliti.
v CafihradG pry, podobne jako g
cel6 zemi. valecna ndlada vzrhstd.
H. vsech NEST 'lochizeji zprdvy o
hromadnfch taborech, ktert stale
hroziYtii zadaii zachovani krtty
fiSi neb valku X tomu pripoiuie
80 soeialni ncspokoicnost. politi-
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Velke povodne ma zapade

Il Denver, Colo, dochazi zpraya.
W rcka Arkansas zpusobila ve
SVEN pofiti nasledkem rozyodns-
nj se yelkt spousty, nebot kdyz
Sc dine 49, srpna rozeduilo. shleda-
10 sc. ~ mnoht ylaky isou odfiz-
nuty od mist svtho urfcni a male
zaji se zapadl}ch horskyeh pru-
smycich, kdrZto mn0he trait jsou
yymlety nebo strleny DO kanonn,
q mnoha lids jest Yvpuzeno ~
syyeh obydIi musili hledati
Dtzpcfi ye vyssich mfstech. kan
ziroven odncsli 81, polud bylo 70
moznlm, nejuutntlsi ,voje potrc-
by Nasledlcm alarmu. dosItho
u okoli t'tyrmiloytho potoka. kite.
rt stizeuo bylo yr strcdu pratrzi
mracen, bylo obyyatelstyo niisich
mist Pucbla q iinych osad po cc-
lou noe zancprdzdntno stehova-
MIN So do vysSich poloh In
spekci zclcznicnich tratich Y hor.
skych prusmycich Sc ziistilo, ze
hude to trvati pet nebo sest dni,
NEIL blldou moci ylaky prayidel-
ne jczditi Mnoht zcleznicm spo-
Iecnosti budou museti vysiIati syo-
Jr vlaky po cizich tratich Sc znac-
uou zaiizfkou Avsal ncien re-
ka Arkansas, alr take jeii prito.
ky isou rozyodneuy, nebof priyal
vody naslcdkem siIn{ch dcStu. pa
mjicich niunl(ch dvou dncrh.
jsou nesmirnG.
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Hrozny Gin krajanky.

IIrozny Gin spachan byl v tech
to iueeh Tabor. Mimi. silenou
ccskOu zeuou Manzelka tamnfho
ecsktho farmafc, Antonina Strau-
Sc, zabila dne dne u. srpna seky-
rou svt dyG deti, tfilcttho synka
a jcdnorotni dcerusku, usckavsi
jim hlayy na spalku Nestaslniee
spachaIa hroznr Gin v silcnstyi.
Byla We statnim blazinci pred
trcmi mesici byla ma lidosf man
lcloyu propuSttna domu, pontvac
80 zdala byti vyltcenou HroznF
Elm silene matky yyyolal v celtm
0koli vplke yzruSeni.
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SyELlskn

r. Stockholm dochazi zpraya,
" konec dtlnicktho bojc, ktery Sc
stal akutnim zacatkem tohoto me-
sice. jest jiz dohledu. vudcoy6
staykafn zahajili vyjcdnavani Sc
zamestnavatcli. Y Gothenbergu
doslo vsak v noel K vytrznostcm.
ktcre nabyIy takove tyarnosti, ze
musila .iizdni policie davy rozha.
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