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Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
Has Startling Scene

Standing out in series of amazing, spectacular scenes in "The Fighting Trail" Greater Vitagraph's premier serial of adventure and the great out doors, is the blowing up in the four teenth episode of a long trestle and the plunging into a river of locomotive and five passenger coaches. As the coaches slowly roll over and sink scores of imprisoned passengers are seen penned inside and as the more forum ate break through windows, struggling to keep above the surface. This re- markable picture was directed by Will l liam Duncan, who stars in the serial with Carol Holloway, both of whom en- | joy enviable reputation for skill and daring before the camera.
 "The Fighting Trail" the fourteenth episode will be the attraction in the Columbia theater today.
 Alma Reubens and Walt Whitman l will be seen in the 'sRegenerates.
 "Maqda" Last Times at Hip
 Today. sees the passing of Mazda, " l conceded to be one of Clara Kimball Youngs best liked pictures. Its strong appeal is in its splendid cast and it's superb settings. Miss Young's Mazda will be classed with the best of those who have played it on the speaking stage, for she shows wonderful con- ception of the unhappy girl of whom Suderman wrote,
 The Young picture will be followed by Robert Warwick and Elaine Ham, merstein in "The Mad Lover" a mod ern version of Othello. Robert War wick, who is now a captain with the United States forces in France. con- tributes to the screen in this, his last picture, his best work before the cam era The delightful story of the jealous husband finds counterpart in so many homes that there will be an appeal tt those who know that their particular case of home-g grown jealousy is not confined to the family bailiwick. Mis:
 Hammerstein, who shares honors witt
 Mir Warwick. will be recalled for hel ! work opposite him in "The Sllen } Master and again in her own produc ton, "The o-Rrespondent."
 5 A News weekly fills out the bill to l day as well as tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
COTTON C0MP ANY
 BANQUET COMING

Heads of departments, foremen, and employees of the Southwest Cotton company will be guests of the concern at an informal banquet at the Wom- ans club, First avenue and Fillmore street, at 6:3O o'clock Saturday even- ing, January 26.
 r. W. Litchfield. vice president and factory manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, will be present at the banquet.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22

ties who are doing some of the best work of their career, namely Martha McGraw, June Hawthorne. James See ley, Louis Ancker, Godfrey Matthews, Henry Sherwood, Byron Russell, Will T. Chatterton, George Le Soir, William 0'Day, Harry Morvil, Jack Kingsberry, J. D. Walsh, Vira Rial, Anice Ives, Zon Wood, Helene Veola, Fred Pena and others.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
YOUNG CONVICTION SOLDIER
DROPS DEAD WHILE DRILLING

A telegram was received by Mr.
/. R. Calhoun Wednesday morning
bringing news of the sudden death
of his youngest son, Lieut.. Paul G
Calhoun, which occurred at Camp
Wheeler, near Macon, Ga, that morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
The yqoung man, it was stated
dropped dead while drilling his COM
pany. The news came as . shock to
his father and many friends in this
community, where Lieut., Calhoun was
very popular.
He was a young man Of splendid
character, having the highest esteem
of all who knew him, and universal
sorrow is felt in this community over
his untimely passing, and the deep
est sympathy is felt for the bereaved
family.
He is survived by his father and a
brother, William Calhoun, a member
Of the medical corps stationed at Des
Moines, Ia.
Lieut.. Calhoun moved to Nashville
several years ago, where he held a
position with the Good
year Tire & Rubber Company. He
enlisted in the officers training corps,
and graduated at Fort 0glethorpe,
Ga, with the rank of second lieu
tenant, and shortly after joining the
regular army was promoted to first
lieutenant, and would soon have won
his captaincy. Lieut.. Calhoun ex-
pected to sail for France in a few
weeks. He would have been "a years
Of age in May next.
William Calhoun, the young maN's
brother, will arrive here Friday night
at 1915 o'clock. The remains will
be carried to the home Of his uncle,
Mr.. R. S. Calhoun. The funeral viii
De held at the First Presbyterian
Church Saturday morning at 1Gl
o'clock, the services to be conducted
~ Rev. R. P. Walker, assisted by
,thers, after which the interment
will take place in Munford cemetery.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
PIG DAY AT Upton COUNTY
FARMERS UNION BANK

Friday, February %, Washingtoh's
birthday, was Pig Day at the Upton
County Farmers Union Bank. This
was holiday for the bank, and b
special invitation was given to Pill
boys who had no pigs to be present las
it was the intention of the bank ito
furnish pigs to those who had nohe.
Lunch was served to members ut
the pig club at one of the local res
taurants.
There were about rs Pig Club boys
from various portions Of the county
present. "A group picture was made
Of a number of the boys with pigs in
their arms, in front Of the bank
named above. About 80 pigs We're
distributed among the boys by che
bank.
The crowd also enjoyed 60 d pic
ture show at the Palace theater Fri
day afternoon, and all had good
time. It was the most successful Pig
Club day ever held here, and the bank
is much gratified with the showing
made.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
LOCAL NEWs

I'D. j Brigham, doing business on
the Covington and Stanton road, one
mile cast Of Tabernacle, under the
name Of D. J. Brigham & Co., filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in the federal district court at Mem
phis, Wednesday. He listed assets
totaling S3,916.14 ard liabilities Of
$5,551.93.
Isl Campbell, colored, arrested by
Deputy-Sheriff Roberts for attempt
ing to kill his wife with a shotgun,
was tried before ESQ. Lauderdale
Richardson, and on failure to make a
bond Of $3.50, was sent 10 jail. Ben
Wright and Ed Williams, cOlored,
were fined SIS and costs for public
drunkenness, and were released upon
paying same.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
Criminal Court

State vs.. DR.. A. S. WitheringtOn,
violating quarantine regulations. Yer
dict, not guilty.
State VS.. Tom Easley, violating
quarantine regulations. Verdict, not
guilty.
State VS.. George Kinney, larceny.
Stricken from docket on motion Of
the county attorney.
State VS.. w. P. Perry, transporting
LIQUOR. Verdict, not guilty.
State VS.. Joe Bonner, carrying pis-
tol. Verdict guilty; fined $4,000 and
costs.
State VS.. Ulyss Davis, transporting
liquor. Fined $4,000 and costs, and
sentenced to 80 days in the work
house.
State VS.. Cue Sheriff., larceny. Sem
fenced to'workhOuse for three months,
and to pay or work out costs.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

1
Save money by buying shingles,
dressed lumber, bill stuff and Gull
lumber from w. p. Simonton & Bros
Dughton, Route !. d6-tf,
just received lespedeza seed
They are selling fast. Give us- vouT
order right now. M. A. Walker &
Save money by buying shingles
dressed lumber, bill stuff and cuIl
lumber from W. P. Simonton & Bros.
brighton, Route !. d6-tf
All Of Garnet-Carter Co.'S. old GER
tificates are good to apply on your
new premiums, it matters not where
you got them. Supply Co.
All accounts due the firm of Nc
Fadden & Shelton must be paid at
once. If not, they will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection.
Seed are scarce this season, but we
have a good stock now. Give us
your order early. M. A. Walker &
Co.
Let the Covington Tin & Plumbing
Co. install country water and light
ing system for you. They have ex-.
pert mechanics.
Take a trip Friday night to the
Panama Canal, via the Palace Thea
tire. See the most interesting of all
United States possessions.
Monday night you will see that
high-class feature, "The Barrier" at
the Palace, This is an extraordinary
Carload Of Kings early improved
cotton seed direct from North Car
Olina. Giyesus your order while they
last. Ma Walker & Co.
Strictly Atwood Styleplus suits,
SIT, $21, $25. Big stock to select
from in our clothing store. Supply
Co.
W0ollens are getting scarcer and
higher every day. Now is good
time to buy your spring clothes.
Supply CO..
Let the Covington Tin & Plumbing
Co. install d Moistair heating system
for You this spring, while you can
get the advantage Of last years
price.
It requires double the amount of
cash to finance our business now as
was needed in normal times. We
therefore must collect our monthly
accounts promptly, the first of each
month. Supply Co.
A big saving on your suit, coat or
dress. We have new ones coming in
every day, and in the better goods.
We only bought one Of a kind. Sup
ply Co.
Buy can of paint for S1.5O and
make that old car look like new. You
can do the work one day and use it
the next. We have any color you de-
sire. McFadden & Shelton. f282w !
If you are thinking Of purchasing |
Ford car this summer, you had bet
Ter give US the order now, as they are |
going to be hard to get. Let us have
you order now and we will hold your
ar for future delivery any time YOU
want it. Touring car, $3.50; runa-
TOUT. Sa35, f. o. b. Detroit. McFad-
len & Shelton.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
n .y Oak GroYe Churches


4 NIFTY UdVIs, FaSLOf,
Liberty church will hold an impor-
tant business meeting next Saturday
aftefgupRsat 2l30. The building com
mittee VIII make an important re-
port. .,v
The pastor appreciates the large
attendance Of last Sunday, and an
ticipates large Sunday school and
good congregations for the preach
ing service next Sunday morning.
Oak Grove church will please give
us full attendance next Sunday
afternoon. Come on time, begin on
time, and we will get through on
time.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

Before this good year Of 1918 is
much older the patch on the trousers
and the half-soled shoe will have be-
come a badge Of loyalty. We have not
yet begun to sacrifice. The war has
not reached us yet as it win before
the present year ends.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
AABNG THE CHURCHES
. - IIlIeihodiat Chnrch

1YtEL "A OIafk, PASTOR
Sud POI next Sunday at $40,
Preaching az II a. M, followed by
the monthly communion service.
gEtN que at 6;45 p. m.
Preaching AT. 1880 p. M, Subject,
What Of the Future ?"s The pastor
will conduct both the morning and
eveniAg services, and also talk to the
mems class at 10 a. m.
Regular weekly prayer meeting at
1880 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Visitors and strangers in town are
welee tQ s9r services.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
JILL sTEPHENsoN.s coURT

The following eases have been dis
posed Of in the county court since
our last report;
Mack Harris (colored) vs.. Beulah
Harris, decneed for divorce.
7. f. Campbell, ct al, vs.. Corrie
Delashmit, ct al, decree for sale Of
land for partition.
Nancy A. Campbell VS.. w. H.
Campbell, decree for divorce and al
imony.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
st. Matthews Church

Services on Sunday next, as fol-
lows
9:45 q. m, Sunday school.
II q. M, the holy communion; ser
mon.
Archdeacon McCabe will officiate.
Everybody welcome at all services
here. R.
Leenten services Wednesday, 10 am,
the holy communion; address.
AT Z p, M, on the same day, pray
er and address.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

Mayor Green has declared against
I the Migrants and poUl-room loafers.
They must either 90 to work or 60
tout Of town. Right you are, mayors;
this is no time for loafers and slack
ers. zaAsa1
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
PASTORS TO HOLD MEETING

The pastors of the different church
es will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday morning al
$3.50, in the study Of Rev. =.
Wauford. Allof the preachers Of the
town are invited and urged to Be
present.
ROBERT A. CLARK, President,
4. P. WALKER, Secretary.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28
THE HEN THAT LAYS

Is the hen that pays. If she does
not Law, kill her, but before you kill
her, give her B. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy twice day for a week, and
then YOU will not kill her for she
will be paying you profit. 1t not
only makes hens lay, but it is a
remedy for cholera, roup and gapes.
We guarantee it to cure or we re-
fund your money.
For sale by E. L. Roper Drug Co.,
Covington, Tenn; L. L. Wilder, Ma
son, Tenn; F. Jones, Keeling, Tenn;
K. E. Martin, Stanton, Tenn; M p.
Tenant, Atoka, Tenn; J. Smithson,
Brighton, Tenn; Matthews & Nelson,
Kerrville, Tenn.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Stitt, Of Union
City, after an extended visit to their
daughter, Mrs. ]. D. Hail. returned
to their home Monday morn ng.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. I. Jameson, Of
Halls, came down Saturday on visit
to the family of Mr.. W. A. jamie
son.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-02-28

ANY little wound or abrasion of
the flesh occurring in cold weather
that is not promptly treated becomes
a bad sore and is difficult to heal.
Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment at
once when such accidents happen.
The wound heals promptly and soon
does away with the annoyance of q
bandage. Price 25c, Soc and $1.0Q
per bottle. Sold by Alexander Drug
Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
~USTANOVITEV AMERISKEGA
DELAVSGEKA ODBORA
IA TUJEZEMSTVO.

H. Washingtuno Sc poroca, In
je Social demonstrations liga Anne
rike, katcrc z%aS;opniki 50 Sc mu-
dill na poSebni misiii Y Evropi,
organizirala poStojankc Mia
nu, Parizu in drugih meStih, 4 ma
menom, ia Sc tamkajSnii deiavci
pouGc o resnicnem StaliSGu, Xxi ga
zavZemajo ameriSki delavci in So
cialisti Y scdanji vojni.
Nacrt za TO informativuo nalo-
90 ie bill predlozeu potion komi,i-
.je, Iii sc ic pred kratkem vrnila
domov, pred>cdniku Wil>onu. Iii
"a je odobril.
V odboru, Xxi "a ie bila poSla'a
Social demokraticna liga = Evro-
pc, da preuci voJno situaciio in
delavsko razpolozenjc. 50 bill So
drugi John Spargo. Oh. l.. Rus
sell, y. NJ. Simons. j. kocpclin in
j. llowat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
IA PERSEVERANCE.

General CrOwder je postal Sic
deco izjavo, XII ie wanna IA regi-
>trirancc, rojcne Y tuiezcmStvu.
Y tujczcmstvu rojeni rcgiStri-
ranci 50 poScbno %opozariajo ma
fakt. da so V vsaki obGini pravni
nasvetovalni odbori, XII Jill ic inc.
noval prcdsednik ma priporocilo
drzavnih ~governerjev po doloC-
bah tega urada ola pomagajo po-
Samezncmu rcgiS,rirancu izpolniti
~vpraSalno polo in da "a poduce .
dolznostih in pravicah, XII Jill ina
pc naborncm zakomu.
Da sc lokalni in diStriktni cd
bori pri razredovanju regiStriran-
cev pravilno ozirajo ma zahtevc,
do katerih misli rcgiStrirancc. da
ic opaviccn, jc potrcbno, da re-
"i>triranec ~odgovarja pravilno ia
vso vpraSolno polo, in biti
pripravljcn, da prilozi vpraSalni
poll Use potrebne zaprisezcnc IL
iayc in potrcbna p%o.iaSnila. PRAY
nj na|Svetovalni odbori 81 bill u
Stanovl.ieni, ia rcgistriranci lah-
ko tn izvrSc.
ri odbori imajo ma razpolago
veGino advokatov V svojih obGi-
nah. Med mimi 50 taxi Xxi govo-
re .iezikc Y tujczcmStvu roienih
rcgi>triranccv. Registriranci do
be maSvete in p0moG zaStonj. oni
ne morcjo prcrokovati, kako DO
do lokalni ali distriktni odbori
odloGili Y posameznih Slucajih.
Advokatie lahko lie svetujejo V
SploSnem i'll pomagajo registri-
rancu, da pripravi vsc listine in
predlozi svojo zadcvo ma inteli-
genten nacin lokalnemu ali di-
striktnemu odboru. da lahko po-
da pravilno razsodbo.
Ma sedezu lokalncga odbora Sc
vcdno nahaja po Ell clan pravnc-
"a nasvetovalnega odbora Y ca>u,
V katerem Sc Zahteva. da Sc izpol-
MILO v%praSalne pole.
Priporoca Sc registrirancem. da
Sc obrneio do njih T. zaupanjcm
IA naSvete.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
MADJARI IA ~REPUBLIKO.

Zadnjo nedeljo so %zborovali y
Chicago ameriSki NIadiari in
sprejeli reSolucijo, Hi 50 jo inc
novali ''iziavo ogrske neodviSno-
sti". Resolucija povdaria. da jc
velika vecina madiarSkega nara
ia prepritana. da 80 vojno pov-
zrOGili ncmSki militariSti in anck-
sisti, in da jc OgrSka morala It;
Y vOjno, ker jo je y TO pri>iliia
kriminalna ogrSka vlada. ia st
vzdrze priviIcgiie viSiih madiar-
skin slojev. ReSoluciia iziavlja.
da ne zastopa Ia vojna niti maj
mani i%ntereSov madZarSkega ma
roda. Cd ameriSke image prica-
kuiejo tudi reSitvc ogrSke domo-
vine, katere edna bodocnoStS Ie-
III V republikanSki formi drzavc.
Ia 5 narodnoS,i, XII ~obkroZajo
Ogrsko ~zahteyajo ameriSki Ma
djari iStotako narodno neodvi>-
most. kakor sami zase in Use a. ne
rodnostne drzavc mai live Y pri.
jateljski zvezi Z madjarsko repu-
bliko.
Resolucija sc bavi ; ~staliscem
ameriskh Madiarov in protcSti-
IA proti vsem tistim, Xxi Jill hocc-
jo prikazati kol orod.jc cesarSkc
nemSke in ceSarsko k~ralievskc
avstro-ogrSke Wade. izjavl;aio,
da SC lojalni Ameriki i'll ia il bo.
do %pomagali do zadnjega l. semi
sredstvi "a zmago Y boiu IA rjenc
principe. Nadalje izjavljajo. da
Sc bodo borili Ia reSitev maIjar-
''kega in drugih narodov Typed
habsburSke krone i'm "a ustanovi.
tcv dcmokraiicnc republile in ia
hodo pomagali vSem narodnosiim.
XII Give pod av>trI,ko in ogr>ko
viado pri zgradbi uiihovih rarod
noStnih drzav.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
Sintoizcm i'm buddhizen .,o l.;

Sintoizem in buddhizem sta hi
la do leta 1868. slozna. VISA re-
ligiozna opravila pri rojstvu in
oh pogrcbu kakega Japonca 50 o.
rravili buddhoski duhovniki. Ali
,edaj je vlada proglasila Sinto IA
drzavnO vcro i'll zaplcnila boga-
Ia buddhovska svctiSca. Buddhov.
skim duhovnikom torej nj oStalo
ME drugeea, kakor prijeti IN pa.
leo in It'll prosiacit. In tako St
buddhovski duhovniki live veci.
mona od milodarov. Neliko budd.
hovskih svetiSc je izpremenila
vlada V tistem lctu V sintovSka
svetiSca - in kip Buddhe Sc je
moral umakniti ogledalu in tori
iu. Sintovska svetiSca podpira
vlada in vzdrzujejo Jill obcinc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
POSEBNOSTI ZNAMENITIH
MOI.

Erazcm Rotterdamski. znani
humanist. .je dobil mrzlico, De .it
videl ribe. Slavni aStrouOm Ty-
no de Brache Sc .ie zgrudil ma tia.
Ge je zagledaI zajca ali %liSico. Ma
RIA Medice.iSka, yclika l.iubitel.ii-
Ca cvetlic. je Sovrazila vrtnice. &C.
Jill ie videla naSlikane. Ivan H..
moskoyski veliki knee. ic omcdlcl
te je vidcl zcn>ko podUbo; pac
redka prikazcn pri moSkih. Ladi-
slav. kralj POLISH. jc zbczal. kp-
dar je zazrl kako jabolko. Zaka.j
so sc mu jabolka tako zamerila.
tega nam pa zgodovina zal ne
sporoea.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08

sezam, tobak in bombaz sc ia pri-
DELUXE. Ninogradi MISC redki. Clio
bina Bitolja jc prava zitniea Ma
cedonske. Glavni pridelki SO pSc-
nica in koruna. Hi Sc prcdajo V So
iunu. Y SoSedstvu okrog Prilcpa
prednaGi tObak in opij. tn Sc let
no izdcluje 50 do 100000 ok to-
baka in 10000 ok opija ter proda
ma trgu V Prilepu. Neliko psenicc
in koruze Sc prideluje tudi okrog
Tetova ter ma 81 kilometrov dol
gem in II kilometrov Sirokem 10
sovem polju, hi ie zlasti psenicc
bogato. Tudi pokrajina Metohija-
Prizrca ~prideluje veliIo koruze III
Iita.
Nairevnejia pokrajina Move
Srbije, kjcr So poljedclstvo Skoro
ME nc izvrSuje. je bivSi Sandzak
Now pazar. Prebivalstvo sc peta
4 %zivinorejo. Ovcc so velikc in lie.
pc, rogata zivina majhna in man.
Vredna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
POT DO eliza.

Bog prot kapitalizmu more bi
II lc tedaj uspeSen. Ce Sc vodi pro-
II oScbam. temvec prot sistemu.
Posamezmemu kapitalistu Sc al
treba bait ne demokraticne, ne re.
pub!icanske politike. Nj Sc mu ire
ba bait ne protitrustovskih zako-
nov. lie zakonov IA |varstvo srcd-
NTH slojev.
Postave mu lahko ~napravijo ne
kOliko sitnosti - to .ie vse. CHM
Jill spozna, najde tudi pot, da Sc
Jim izpgne. Sal so V Evropi poiz-
kuSali 4 vsemi tenn mericinami.
davno pref nego so V Ameriki ro-
govili Rooseveltovci.
lmeli smo Evropi zakonc. XII
so zahtevali, da mora vsakdo do
prinesti dokaz sposobnosti. celoce
izvrsevati kaksno obrt ali indu-
Strijo.
Cevljarji SO sc nadc.jali re%Silvc.
ker bodo ma tax nacin memogoGc
vclike cctljarskc fabrikc. Kak0
DO RotSiId dokazal. da So ic ilutiI
Gevljarstva?
krojaci 50 bill p%rcpricani. da
vzcvete njihova obrt; kajti milo
mar Sc ri nikoli u@il krojiti hIace
i'm suknie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
VELIKA

V tovarni T. y. GillepSic and
Co. Morganu, y. j.. V kateri ma
bijajo granate. jc nastala eksplo-
ziia. Xxi .ie zahtevala cd 30 do 100
clovcSkih zivljcnj. Pc prvi ck>-
ploliil so slcdilc drugu IA drugo,
Iii 80 bile tako income. da 80 pre-
trc~Ic bIizmja mcsta V okroziu de
seth mill.
Ma p%onocncm dclu .ic bilo 1000
%dclaycev, ko jc mastala majhna
cksploziia, ki jc ugasniia lu6i
Ljudie so %prcnchali dclati in 50
bczali IL tovarnc oh dolgi vrS,i
poslopij. ok so bezali. 50 slcdilc
drugc c~ksplozijc.
Prva cksplozija ic naslala oh
I:lO in o polnoci .ic bila iovarna
Sc vedno V plamcm. Ek>ploziia
ic najprvo micila enoto 81, Sku-
pino po>lopij, zerajcnih IL lcSa ia
obitih Z valovito ploSCcvino. Y ka-
teri je bill anatol. r~azsirclivo. XII
>koro ucinkujc kot T. y. r. VISA
kin deset minut do dc>clih zvcccr
je bilo ,lisati drugo moGno ekS-
plozijo.
Osem trupel so ze dobili IL po-
drtin. Nrednost tovarnc ceniio ma
SIS, 900, 900.
' %tovarni porabijo ma >toiinc
ton T. y. Y. pri nabi.ianju dcvci
in tripaltnih granat.
Tovarna obstoii IL mnogih po-
>lopij, med katcrimi so nckaicra
doiga mad Sto .jardov. V teh po-
Slopiih stole lionel "a topcuic T.
\. T., XII "a vlijcjo V granatc.
o vzrokih cksplozijc sc >IiSijo
razne teorijc, ali najbrzc so vSi
mrtvi. XII poznajo pravc vzrokc.
IivilSka uprava je @izvrSila prvi
udarcc prot nagromadcn.iu zivil,
ko jc V groceriii tvrdkc Margolin
and WaSS"rman zaplcnila 5000
funtov >ladkoria.
Groceristi. Ii prodajajo %ic,tyi-
ma drobno. imajo ma meser pra-
rico do 1900 funtov sladkoria
Xxi ina wee sladkoria y
je izvrSil kazniivo deia-
ale.