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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
AN AUTO FOR EVERY 20
IN STATE OF INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 5.-Esti-
mates on the number of new auto
mobiles that Indiana viii buy dur
ing 1917 is interesting many state
officials. members of the legislature,
interested in a wealth of ending leg
islation, pertaining 10 the auto in
dustry, and the auto men staging
the indianapolis auto show in the
Steinhart building Feb. 9Th to 10th.
Last year there were 1917 auto
mobiles registered i'm the state. With
more wealth all over the state NE
larger demand for automobiles is
evident and il is only a question of
the makers supplying the demand.
Most of the big makers are al
ready behind in orders in Indiana
and the Indiana factories report
themselves behind in orders There
is at present one automobile for
every 20 persons in Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
SAYS COAL OPERATORS
NOT CAUSE OF SHORTAGE
District Attorney Claims Inability to
Get Cars il Reason For
Small supply.
News-Times Special Service

News Times Special Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb g.
That the coal shortage in Indiana is
not due TO the coal operators. but
to- their inability TO obtain cars. and
that for this the railroads in the
Indiana coal field are not 10 blame.
is the opinion of L. Ert Slack.
United States district attorney. who
has made known the results OF the
federal inquiry into the coal trade
Of the state.
This investigation was a part OF
the national inquiry regarding the
high cost Of living. Records of coal
operators and carriers were obtain
ed under subpoena by the federal
grand jury. and other information
was collected by agents of the de
partment of justice. This was the
basis of Mr.. Stacks deductions
The investigation of operators
and carriers" says Mr.. Slack.
shows that the railroads in Sep
TENDER, October, November and De-
cember were unable 10 provide the
total number Of cars asked for by
the operators by % per cent. This
failure. according to the investiga-
ton here, caused a loss of 2,225.0 900
tons in the quantity hoisted."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
FIND NO PROFIT IN COAL
CassOpOlis' Venture i'm Business
Proves Price Not ExOrbitant
Special Service

News Times Special Service.
CASSOPOLIS. Mich. Feb. s.
CassopOlis has received a part of its
order for COAL which the village has
been able to sell. without profit, at
81 per ton, which is for cash sales
and no returns to the village for
use of money. upkeep of coal yard
or overhead expense of doing bust
ness. and would indicate that the
dealers price of IS for the same
grade of coal did not involve an ex-
orbitant profit. for it is very doubt
full if a coal yard can be proftably
conducted for less than 81 per ton.
The village coal was from Indiana
mines.
The only advantage Of having the
town engage i'm the coal business
seems 10 have been that IL will add
TO the available coal supply at a
time when coal famine was
threatened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
"COP" ATTACKS EDITOR
Claims Article i'm Paper Will Cost
Him His job.

News Times Special Service.
ALEXANDRIA. Ind, Feb. 5.-As
a result of an article in the Times
Tribune, a daily paper here, Ken
meth ]. Sullivan. managing editor,
was viciously assaulted by Davis
Benedict, a patrolman, who said the
story in the newspaper would result
in the loss of his job if the city
council decided TO reduce the police
department.
The assault occurred in the main
parlor of the Elks' clubroom. Chief
of Police :. +. DOnahOo saw the
attack. Sullivan said DonahOO made
no attempt 10 prevent the assault.
and did not interfere until after
Benedict had struck him several
times. The article to which Benedict
objected was one supporting Oswald
Ryan, the new prosecutor of Madi-
son county, who has cleaned this
city of gambling dens and a resort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
EVANSVILLE HARD
HIT BY PROHIBITION
Two of Largest BrewerieS in
State Will Start Max
ing Soft Drinks.
leW-, MINES Special service !.

News Times Special Service:
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb 1.-Two
Of the largest breweries in the state.
the +. w. Cook Brewing company.
and the Evansville Brewing COM
pany. with total investments Of
about 1000. 900. will be compelled
TO cease making beer on the first Of
April. 1918. as a result of the pas
sage of the prohibition bill. More
than 1000 brewery workers will be
thrown out of work and forced TO
seek other employment. Nearly 500
saloons, with more than that many
bartenders. will be forced out Of
business.
The two breweries. IL is expected.
will go into the manufacture of soft
drinks. but neither plant will en-
ploy the mum Der of men now used.
1t is stated by the liquor people
here that the prohibition measure
Will hit Evansville harder than any
other community in Indiana. Be
tween 100000 and 100000 is
invested in the wholesale and retail
liquor industry and this capital will
have 10 be turned over before the
new prohibition law goes into effect.
The county and city governments
here will be hit pretty hard by the
prohibition measure. According TO
Charles T. Beard. county auditor.
the closing of the saloons will mean
a loss of $4,000 a year to Wander
burg county.
There is a problem confronting
the saloon keepers. Licenses are
granted for a period Of one year. 1t
is a question whether the county
commissioners can grant a license
for less time than that Therefore,
salOonkeepers whose licenses run
out after April 2 of this year, say
in September or October, must re-
new their license, paying for an en-
tire year. although their licenses
would automatically be reversed by
the prohibition law going into effect
on April >, 1918.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
u. s. is HIS COUNTRY
Minister Has Eight Brothers Fight
ING For England.
Views Times Special Service

News Times Special Service:
COLUMBUS. Ind. Feb 5.-The
Rev. d. l.. Milligan, pastor OF the
East Columbus Christian church,
has eight brothers in the British
service, and remains neutral. Five
brothers are in the army and three
in the navy. Two sisters are work
ing in a British munitions factory.
Come home and fight for your
country" wrote Ernest Milligan of
the English navy. just after the
battle of Jutland.
81 am replying TO him." the min
lister said, that / am perfectly will
ing 10 fight for my country. if nee
essary, but the United States is my
country"
Mr.. Milligan came TO Canada 10
years ago. and soon crossed the line
to the United states. He intends to
become a naturalized American citi
zen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
LODGE BUILDING BURNS
X. of p. Hall at Orestes is Destroyed
by Blaze.

News Times Special Service:
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. 5.-Fire de-
stroyed the X. of p. building at
Crestes, Madison county. seven
miles east of Elwood and the home
Of Lawrence Shaw. adjoining it,
causing a loss of nearly $4,000. The
fire started from Overheated
stove i'm the general store of Frank
Pyle. and was discovered by men
returning from Elwood on a late
car. They aroused the town, which
is without fire protection, and men
fought the flames with buckets of
water for three hours. Seven
buildings were on fire at one time
The X. of +. lodge lost all of its
Gecords. furniture and parapher-
MALTA. Insurance on the properties
destroyed amounted TO $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
STATE HIT BY STORM

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb Indiana
was hit by the worst storm of the
winter Sunday, a high northwest
wind, accompanied by severe snow
and cold sending the mercury 10 9
below zero here late at night, and
il was still falling. Low tempera-
lures were reported from many
points IN the state.
Much suffering was reported here.
Harold Munden, age Z. became lost
i'm the storm in the morning and
was found insensible in a snowdrift
on a city street He Will recover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
Elkhart News
SWITCHMAN KILLED ON
LAKE SHORE HUMP
HaTIt0n w. Carpenter Dies
Shortly After Removed
From Under Engine.

ELkHART. Feb. 5.-Harlton ".
Carpenter. IS years old, employed
Us the y. y. G. as a switchman. was
run over 10y "a switch engine az the
Hump Saturday night at 1913
. clock and so severely injured that
he died within Is minutes after his
mangled body mad been extricated
from under the wheels OF the loco
motive.
Although no one rs certain as 20
how the accident occurred. II Is
thought that Carpenter was running
along IN front of the engine with the
Intention Of making a coupling. %
when ne slipped on ice between the
rails and before ne was able TO get
from the path OF the engine IT was
upon him
His left leg was nearly severed
from his body. while his right one
was badly mauglsd. His body was
also bruised i'm other places
Mr. Carpenter is survived by two
trothers. Fred and Robert Carpen-
ter OF this city. four sisters. Mrs.
T.. r.. Harper OF 6Og =. second ST..
with whom he resided. Mrs John
Ameling OF Chesterton. Ind: Miss
Alary Carpenter of Chesterton. and
Mrs. \. j. steele of EIkhart. His
parents are dead
Burial vii! take place I'm Grace
lawn following the funeral service,
watch is 20 be held at the home oil
his brother. Fred Carpenter. of g05
Marion ST, on Monday morning at
9 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
LAY INCREASE TO
MILK PRODUCERS
Dairymen Claim Raise Wa
Forced by Increased Cost
of Production of Milk.
News-Tlmes speclaI servIce.

NewsT Times Special Service.
ST JOSEPH. Mich. Feb. 3. =
When St Joseph families gathered
around the breakfast table Monday
morning the cream pitcher had
taken on an added dignity. for from
simple necessity the tactical fluid
has been raised within the past few
months to a luxury and where the
consumers partoOk of Scent milk
yesterday morning this morning
they paid nine cents a quart for it,.
The increase in price went into eff
feet today after a series of meetings
creamery men.
The responsibility for the raise
lies with the producer. and back of
the entire move is the organization
of dairy farmers who found that at
five cents a quart they could not af-
ford TO produce milk. The cost of
feed has increased 40 per cent in
the past year and the rigid ordin-
ances of the twin cities have greatly
increased the cost of handling the
product. The creamery men pay the
producers under the butter rat test
and the increase in price will make
a difference of between five and six
cents on the gallon.
While the consumer pays the
freight" better milk is assured. Tests
of the cattle for tuberculosis are
being frequently made and the
most careful inspection of their
methods of handling il is being
made by the twin city boards Of
health. The COW testing associations
which were organized through the
county during the past year have
brought the dairymen into closer
cooperation. They claim that they
have been selling at a loss in the
past and the increase in price is
justifable in view of the increase in
the cost of production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
WOMAN FILES PAPERS
FOR NATURALIZATION

TERRE HAUTE. Feb. 5.-In an
ticipation OF the time when women
in Indiana will have suffrage. Miss
Marie Hacker. a native OF Germany.
today hled application for naturah-
zation Miss Hacker came TO Amer
lea Is years ago. She is the second
woman TO declare intention OF be-
coming an American citizen in Nigo
county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
FOUR ARRESTED IN
RAID ON HOTEL

ELKHART. Feb. Be- Four men
and four women were arrested by
the police last night in a raid made
upon the Lincoln hotel on S Main
St, on charge of fornication.
According 10 the police it is
thought that the women were igno-
rant OF the nature of the rOoming
house. All eight OF hem. whose
names are withheld. were released
ON their own recosnizance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
ARRESTED ON CHARGES
MADE BY HIS WIFE

ELKHART. Feb. 5.-E. +. Weaver
of S. Third ST.. was arrested at 1885
sunday morning by Patrolman Jack
NorthrOp on a charge of assault and
battery preferred by Weaver's wife.
According 10 witnesses. Weaver.
who, il is claimed was slightly in
toXicated literally threw his wife
from their home last night when
Mrs. Weaver was clad only i'm her
night clothes.
Weaver, who is being held at the
city Jail, was cited 20 appear before
the city court Monday morning
ElIR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
POETS MOTHER is DEAD
Mrs. Helen u. King Was Widow of
Pioneer IT. Joseph Merchant.
News Times Special Service.

News Times Special Service.
ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Feb. Mrs.
Helen II. King. mother OF the poet
Ben King. one of the oldest and most
prominent residents Of the city died
saturday afternoon at > o'clock at
her home, ell Park ST. after a
weeks illness with bronchitis. Her
condition for the past few days has
been serious and relatives from Chi
cagO We're summoned yesterday.
Although 81 years old. she had been
in good health and was active until
her recent illness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
GROUNDING is FROZEN
Ventures Forth and sees shadow
But Meets Death.
Snecial Service .

y W>-Iimes SPECIAL SerYIce.
VALPARAISO. Ind. Feb. "a
foolish grounding ventured from its
hole yesterday To look at its shadow.
II tarried too long in the 10-below-
zero gale and fToze TO death. g. A.
Elachley. county auditor found the
stin body OF the little animal as he
was driving on a country road.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
News- Times Special service:

COLUMBUS. Ind. Feb. .. - The
marriage and divorce business ran a
dead heat in Bartholomew county
during the month of January. Eleven
marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk during the month and
during the same period eleven di-
vOrce suits were filed. one of the
marriage licenses was issued or the
last day OF December, but was
dated Jan. l. This really makes the
divorce business ahead of the mar
riageS for January.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
BOOST FOR JUDGES
Legislature May Add 1,5OO to the
$4,000 Now Paid by the State.

News Times Special Service;
LANSING. Mich, Feb. Every
circuit Judge in Michigan will get a
boost of $500 in salary from the
state. while his additional emolu-
ments from the counties viii remain
the same. if a bill introduced in the
senate by Sen. Holmes becomes a
law.
Not only does the states proper
ton of the salary get a boost from
$500 TO $4,000. but the presiding
Judge. created by the legislature in
1915. now Howard West OF Ingham
county. is 10 get $500 additional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
FOR EACH WEDDING PARTY
Marriage Licenses i'm Grant County
Numbered SO and Separations
Total 993.
News-Times Special Service:

News INES Speclal service:
MUNCIE, Ind. Feb. 5.-For every
marriage license granted in Della
ware county in the year 1916 an
average of nearly two suits for di-
vorce were filed. The exact proper
ton was SIG marriage licenses is
sued TO 993 divorce suits placed on
record. Excluding Sundays. more
than three divorce suits were filed
daily through the year and fewer
than two marriage licenses issued.
Cruel and inhuman treatment"
which assumed almost as many and
as varied forms as that elastic
phrase likely could assume. was the
principal complaint in the divorce
suits and wives provided about
three-fOurths of the plaintiffs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
ROME REJ0ICES AT NEWS

ROME, via Paris. Feb. News
Of the action of the United states
in breaking off diplomatic relations
with Germany was received here
with the greatest rejoicing. The
opinion is expressed on every hand
that great value attaches 10 the ac-
ton Of the most powerful OF neu-
trails which is construed as imply
ing the moral support OF the United
States for the entente allies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
STORM DELAYS TROOPS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. o.
The second infantry l. y c.. on its
way since last Thursday from the
Mexican border. To Fort Benjamin
Harrison 20 oe mustered out. was
expected 20 arrive Sunday. but the
storm throughout the m'Sdle west
delayed the troop trains. The troops
are expected 10 arrive Monday morn
inE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05

rived when plans should be made
TO constitute in the United States a
controlling body similar 10 the
British board OF trade and having
the same oversight in all matters
relating 70 ships"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
ATTER LOoKING AROUND

Come down 20 Van Gorder's for
YOUR early spring Hat Walk "A
Block, Save a Dollar" This. we pos
itively do for you We are now show
ing an the new and Up-to-date satin
Hats. See them. YOU can't resist Sc
lecting one. The styles are so nobby.
So practical and reasonable in price
at Van Gorder's, 223 y. Michigan It.
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05

New ladies' tailoring shop. e40
Farmers Trust Bldg. has com
plete line OF new spring goods All
materials. Women's garments made
10 measure GILLIS. the Tailor
-AGEt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
LAP0RTE MAYOR OUT
FOR DENOMINATION
David r. McGm Files Petition, a.
Does Herman W. Sallwasser
for Democrats
News-Times Special Service.

NeWs-Times Special Service.
LAPORTE. Feb. with today
the final day for the filling Of dec
larations Of candidates for the
March municipal primaries. Mayor
David II McGiH. republican. and
Herman ". Sallwasser. democrat,
announced their respective candi-
dacies. each party having previous
~ agreed upon their leaders for the
November election.
There viii be only one contest
at the primaries. the democrats hav-
ing two candidates for city election.
The lack of interest is said 20 be
due 10 the fact that the saloon ques-
ton Will play no part i'm the cam
paign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-05

Or Axtell. Dentist. SIS Union
Trust Bldg. Advt
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-07
Glynn Bros.


Jos. Jarolim, Frank Hatwan,
Oskar Janda Il Stanley Seiner Sc
vratili re Sioux City v Htery, kde
byly "a pfiGinou pfidati Sc k ma.
mofnictvu. Prosli t6lesnou pro-
hlidkou dobfe, ale vlada nema mis-
ia prozatim pro vice muzG, talk o.
desli S nepoffzenou. Stanley Sci
ner ma zpateGni ceste Sc ale pfidal
k narodni garde Yankton.
Obdrzite cd dvou DO Gtyrech
cent? vice ma jedne libfe smetany
kdyz j poSlete do Heating Cream
cry Co., Yankton. Adv.
Prodam samohraci piano a asi
33 tesk5ch valcd a pres 20 angelic
kych. Use prodam "a $3.50. Ia
to nabidka plati do Is cervna. J..
A. Dvofak. Adv.
RoIniku, Wis re nyni mGzes OBJ
drzeti vec ma postroje lacineji nez-
Ii je opravovati9 Nynf jest cas-
koupiti, a dale pfineste Ike mn6
spravky.. G.. w. Root. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-07
Cest konejme poNInnost.
kupme kazdy aspon jeden vladnf
dluhOpis.

Jest zahodno ably kazdl 81 kou-
pill aspoh ieden vladnf valeenf dlu-
hopis, takzvany Liberty Loan
Bond, ktere Sc prodavajf pc $50,
500, a vic a ponesou 81 centu in
teresa, jsou spIatny We 30 letech
pc Is %tervenci, 1917, avsak mo-
hou Sc vypTatit pc Is letech. Mno
hemu Sc Dude zdati, Re Sc plati
male procento, ale ponevaG bondy
nepodlehaji DAMN, rovna Sc to 5
az 6 prOcent. PffGina proc vlada
vydala tyto dluhopisy, jest tato:
Name S Nemeckem waikiki. Valka
stoji nejen zivot.y lidske a tn nej-
hroznejsf mizerii, ale stojf take pc
nize. Do teto vaIky ma n%eureitou
dobu jest tfeba 5 biIionG dolarn,
to jest ably mohla Sc v6sti S 1spe-
chem. Tento obnos Sc mGze Sch
natl budto taxovanim vseho co Sc
da, a pax i dluhopisy; to jest Via
da Sc cd lidu penfze vypGjci. Jest
to svatou povinnosti kazdeho obGa-
ma ably diuhopis v jakem obnosu
jest mu mono 81 obstaral. Kaz-
ia banka a kazda posta mGze brati
pfihIasky a kazdemu Sc to vysvet-
Il. ID statu South Dakota Sc oce-
kava, re Sc jich zde proda "a So,
500, 900.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-07

Name nyni velkou zasobu Una
mJch Nyal lekn ktere nevahame
odporuciti v%efeinosti, neb Wine 70
uspokoji. Nyal lek.y jsou vyrabe-
ny vzhledem k j~akkosti, nikoliv
hojnosti. Zkuste je, zaruGujem je
Tabor Drug Store. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-07
RHINE zprdvy.

potfebne kovy ia sve farme a pro-
dial je budto sam, kdyz by Sc EMO
hi ma karu, anebo obchodnikGm,
nebot jest kovd tfeba v teto dobe.
Scotland, 4-Byl zde zalozen no
VI bank pod MAVEN Corn Belt Ma
tional Bank, S kapitaIcm $4,000.
dice banku vlastni patnact zdej
SIGH prominentnfch muza. Now
hfednfci jsou: Pfedseda, p. A.
Bliss, mfsto-pfedseda, L.. w.
Leighton a kasfr j. r. Wilson.
Yankton, 4--Levi Hare, % ro-
XII starry Indian, jenz bydlf u Wag
ner, jest zde drzan by Sc zodpove-
del vrazdy sveho bratra Edward,
ktereho We stavu opilem stfelil ma
SVEN pozemku u Wagner, "a kvet
ma letos. Hare pc Ginul prchnul,
ale vratil Sc a byl Iapen. Dopo-
sud ~neucinil pfiznani why a Dude
pry Sc soudne braniti.
Utica, Isl. Helena Cwach, dee
IA manzeld Mike Cwachovych a
Edward Hacick5, syn manzelI FIR
Hacick5ch, byli oddani v obydlf 70
ditd nevesty % kvetna, velp. Lin
KEN 2 Yankton. Novomanzele
jsou zde chvalne znami cd detstvi
a test Sc vseobecne oblibe. Usadi
Sc ma farme 800 akrech u Utica,
kterou ~vlastnf zenich.
L~esterville, 4-CAnove zdejsiho
c. N. S. rozprodalj mezi ssebou
"a So, $50 yladnlch valecn5ch dlu-
hopisu, ably dali ma jevo sve Waste
nectvi-Manzele Albert Cadkovi,
sem pfijeli ma AUTOMOBILE re sv6-
no domova u Chicago. Jak Una
mo p. Cadek vykoupil feznicky "a
vod Fir. Rokuska a pfevezme fize-
nj hned.
Wagner, 1-Minuly patek We 3
hod. rano zemfel Jos. Sterba, We
staff As let, ma zapal mozku, pc
kratsf nemoci. Pohfeb Sc odb5-
val v pondelf. .ZesnulS byl zde
znam co kontraktor a stavitel a
pred nedavnem dohotovil pro svou
matku obydli We Wagner, S kterou
bydlel, nebot' byl svobodnym. Ia
nechava zde matku, jednu s~estru,
pr. ChapmanovOu a bratra Fran
tiska.
Sioux Falls, 4-Vfsledek fezby
mezi rotor MexikanG, ktefi praco-
vail ma trait, ktera Sc vtera veGer
strhla, je, re ctyff byly postfeleni
SWIM rodakem. Carovny stfeIec
ktery tax sve krajany vyplatil jest
Antoine Hernandez, a pc bitve
prastil do bot. Jeden mexikan
jest stfelen do ruky, druhJ do kr-
ku, tfeti do hlavy a Gtvrt5 do Fad.
Muzi dostali vyplatu v penezich a
ably ddstojn5m zpdsobem udaIost
osla-vili, pofadn6 81 zavdali a pax
nasledovala fezba.
Z mesta Eureka, coz znamend
mann to-, pfichaai potesitelna
west, Re tam vynalezli prostfedek
proti GervGm, ktefi zerou vyrnsta-
jfci kornu, talk zvanf cut worms.
Vlastne vynalezcem jest FIR. Su-
therland re statni koleje, ale IL Eu-
reka to bylo vyzkouSeno. Navod
jest tento: Do 20 galoni vody Sc
pfida pGl libry paffzske zelene a k
tomu dosti otrub az Sc udela kasiG-
ka. Teto kasiGky Sc da zdibec ma
kazdy kopecek vyrdstajici korny
a Gerv Sc ovsem pusti do teto kase
napfed a otravi Sc. Tvrdi Sc, re
tento prostfedek Sc znamenite os-
vedcil. Zkusiti Sc. to niue.
Yankton, 4-sMrtvola Roy Win
grove-a, o cemz byla zminka minu
IL tfden, jenz byla nalezena u ira
te nekolik mil ma zapad cd mesta
a pfivezena sem a ~pohfbena pon6-
vac pfibuzni nebyli nalezeni v Ari
on, Iowa, jak mald kartka v jeho