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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15

coal and these last two commodities
are felt to be about the most precious
in Europe. In return she wants wheat
flour and cotton. Her spinning indus
try is at a standstil and experts
claim that she needs approximately
a hundred thousand bales of cotton to
supply hef own needs in textiles.
The over supply of best sugar is
CzechoEloNakiafs big and valuable
asset and gives her strategic posi-
ton in Europe. The general situation
here is reassuring to the American
experts and while there will be de-
privation. they believe that with a
we'll organized control of foods and
close economy there will be no real
suffering this winter.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15

number of other prisoners, and re,
manned at large probably because he
resembles an Englishman and speaks
with an English accent.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15

Dr. Ford Ware and parents, Prof
and Mrs. A. f. Ware, drove to Albany
in DR.. Wars car and spent Sunday
with Mrs and Mrs. W. NJ Wilder.
Mrs. Wilder is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ware
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15

tured by Rome Policemen and con.
fessed his identity today. He will be
taken back to the prison tomorrow.
Beese made his getaway with a
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15
GERMAN WHO ESCAPED
AT OGLETHORPE CAUGHT

Rome. Ga, Sept 14-Robert Beese,
a German, age 80 years, who escaped
from the war prison barracks at Fort
Oglethorpe on August 10. was cap
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-15

Rev. and Mrs. c. l.. Wall of Arab
were in Cordele short time this
morning.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27

For the purpose of community SER
vice, any member of the community
particularly interested in or qualified
for the special kind of service should
be selected as the team captain and en-
powered to associate with himself or
herself two assistants or lieutenants.
There are three teams involved in
community service, especially devoted
to the organization work. The execu-
tive or most important team should con-
sist Of the person in the community who
is the best qualified leader. He should
be a person enthusiastic in the matter
Of community service and one who will
take the time to read books, booklets
and pamphlets relating to the matter.
In other words, he should be a person
who will learn the rules of the game.
The associates should be the usual
secretary and the civic agent.
Two other organization teams are de-
sirable, one on membership and the
other on finances.
The special committee teams may be
as follows: Markets, stores, homes,
labor, health, play, education, the town
beautiful, official efficiency, and good
roads. There should be a captain and
two assistants for each of these teams.
The teams should be composed of per-
sons known to be interested in the Vari-
Gus special committee services.
REQUISITES
Every community problem should
have: First careful investigation
Second, thorough discussion. Third
determination or decision and then the
execution under competent leadership.
The carrying on of these various com
munity services or activities calls for
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION

Estate of Emily J. Linsley Decedent.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stevens,
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Emily
J. Linsley, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota, To D. G..
Linsley, Clara Whitmore, D. J. Linsley,
K. A. Linsley, S. K. Linsley, Emily A.
Hodges, E. B. Linsley, S. E. Linsley, E.
G. Linsley, and all persons interested in
the granting of administration of the
estate of said decedent: The petition of
E. B. Linsley having been filed in this
court, representing that Emily J. Lins-
ley, then a resident of the County of
Stevens, State of Minnesota, died in
testate on the 4th day of June, 1919,
and praying that letters of administra-
ton of her estate be granted to E. B.
Linsley and the court, having fixed the
time and place for hearing said petit
ton: THEREFORE,, YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and required
to show cause, if any you have, before
this court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City of Nor
ris, in the County of Stevens, State of
Minnesota, on the 7th day of July, 1919
at ten o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court, and
the seal of said Court, this 7th day OF
| June, 1919.
| COURT SEAL) A. L. STENGER,
Probate Judge
JAMES B. ORMOND,
| Attorney for Petitioner.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27

a community home or center, which can
well be at the high school building or
if the community can afford an official
building in a community building. The
open forum should be the browning fea-
ture of the community center or home.
This is the place where the people
should have an opportunity to talk
themselves, and not be perpetual1y
obliged to sit and listen to some i'm
ported speaker.
OBSTACLES
The particular obstacles or stumbling
blocks to community service will be the
inherited greed of men or their inc1in-
alton to follow habits along with ignor-
ance, the common lot of man.
THE ISSUE
The political issue of the future will
not be the claims of the Republican or
Democratic party, Socialist or any 9TH
er ism, but will be class or community.
Will you be loyal to your own group
interest, or will you be loyal to the en-
tire community of which you are a part
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27
COMMUNITY SERVICE
BY Judge Wilson. StillWatel

by Judge wilson, saltwater.
The great world war has given a new
meaning to the world Service" A ser
vice flag in every home has also in
tensified the meaning 1t is the thought
of many that the splendid spirit OF
service manifest in war can be per
petuated in peace, and that in serving
ones home community, a person is serv-
ing his country. The community is sim
ply a partnership between the town and
country. 1t comprises all of the people
for as many miles into the country as
the automobile brings them to the com
mon center for any interest or purpose
whatever. The community service
means the coordination of all grouI
interests and the working together OF
each for the good Of all and all for the
good of each.
PURPOSE
Community service implies better ac
quaintance, a better understanding, mu
tual cooperation and good will, team
work. Kipling has admirably expressed
the significance of team work in The
following lines:
1t amt the guns nor armament
Nor funds that they can pay,
But the close cooperation
That makes them win the day.
1T amt the individual
Nor the Army as whole,
But the everlasting team work,
Of every blOOmin' soul"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27

program the Camp Fire Girls gave a
fine exhibition drill.
TIL next thing was a base ball game
between the Alberta high school and
the Pepperton regulars. This was a
very close game, resulting in score of
5 to in favor of Pepperton. A cash
purse went to the victors.
The last were the races: Horse race,
married mems race, young mems race,
children's race, relay race, tug of war
and wheeIbarrow race.
The Pepperton Cheerful Helpers
served delicious refreshments. 1t was
too bad that some people of the COM
munity could not be present, for the
whole program was so excellent and the
address by Judge Wilson was excelled
only by the address of Pres. Vincent
a few years ago. The golden thread
through his address was, Have you the
right answer for the solution of your
country, your community's problems?''
Everybody should have heard this most
excellent address.
Among the visitors present were A.
D. Wilson, past state food administrator,
Supt. P. E. Miller, District Boys and
Girls Club Leader r. H. Giberson, and
County Agent c. w. Nash of Morris.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI
TIoN FOR PROBATE OF WILL

Estate Of Owen Kerwin, Decedent.
State Of Minnesota, County of Stevens.
In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Owen
Kerwin, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to Frank J.
Kerwin, George c. Kerwin John E.
KerWin, Marion Kerwin, Lauretta Ker-
win, and all persons interested in the
allowance and probate of the will of
said decedent: The petition of Frank
J. Kerwin being duly filed in this court
representing that Owen Kerwin, then a
resident of the County Of Stevens, State
of Minnesota, died on the 9Th day of
June, 1919, leaving last will and test
ament which is presented to this court
with said petition, and praying that said
instrument be allowed as the last will
letters testamentary be issued Thereon
to Frank !. KerWin. NOW THERE
FORE, you, and each of you, are here
by cited and required to show cause, il
any you have, before this court, at the
Probate Court Rooms in the Cour
House, in the City of Morris, County o.
Stevens, State Of Minnesota, on the It'll
day of July, 1919, at ten o'clock, A M
why the prayer Of said petition SHOULD
not be granted.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE, A. l
Stenger Judge Of said court, and tn
seal of said court, this 18th day o
June, 1919.
COURT SEAL) A. L. STENGER,
Judge
JAMES B. ORMOND.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27
CHOKlO


Stella Marshall went to GraceVille
Friday to see her sister who is in the
hospital there.
Charles Holland and Aug. Rolling left
Monday night for the cities.
The community was shocked Monday
morning when the news spread that
Mrs. A F. Hensch had passed away
during the night. Much sympathy is
felt for the sorrowing husband and
eight children who are bereft of a
mothers love and care. The remains
were shipped TO Campbell for inter
ment.
Frank and Harry Hubert were ChOkio
callers Tuesday evening.
The dance at Graham's last week was
we'll attended and everyone reported a
good time.
Mrs. F. H. McNally returned from the
cities Saturday evening.
H. E. Leaman and Ray Davidson went
to Fergus Falls Wednesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27
ALBERTA COMMUNITY PICNIC

The community picnic given by the
Alberta Community Club att Gausman's
grove last Thursday, June 10, was one
of the best things Alberta community
has seen for many years. 1t was really
a community affair, although the crowd
was not quite as big as it ought to have
been.
The weather was excellent and the
program was highly excellent from be-
ginning to end. Among the many valu-
able parts of this fine program the fol-
lowing should be mentioned.
At noon the picnicers ate their dinner
in the grove. After this at 2 D. m. the
pageant and parade was given. This
was given by members of the Alberta
Boys and Girls Club. The order of the
pageant was as follows: Columbia by
Mildred Gulbranson, Uncle Sam by Will
liam Ernst, Drummer by George Hen
riksen, William Brede, president of the
club, showing rope work, corn and pig
division of the club, including Henry
and Joseph Busch showing their prize
pig and another very good pig from the
same litter, but only about one fourth
as big as the club pig, showing what
club work can do. Following the float
showing the pigs came the rube drawing
runt pig in a little cart. The con-
trast between the prize and the runt
pig was remarkable. Following the
corn and pig division came the baby
beef division Of the club including
Glenn Plocker and Henry Busch leading
their prize baby beeves all prepared for
the show. After the baby beef division
followed the garden and canning divi-
sion of the club.
The gardeners and Gamers were
dressed in overa1ls and straw hats
showing their hoes, rakes, cultivators
glass Jars, etc. The garden and canning
division was followed by the bread bak.
ing float, showing the bread baking divi
sion of the club and the bread baking
team demonstrating bread baking
Florabelle Schultz, Viola Gulbranson
Vivian Foster, Alma Maanum and
Florence Hamilton. One of the very in
teresting and entertaining parts of thu
parade was the work of the clowns
Sidney Gausman and Clark Roberts
They certainly did their part well also
Many of the club paraders carried signs
showing different phases OF CLUB Worl
and it's accomplishments in Steven
county. The boy scouts were represent
ed by Hilman Maanum.
About 40 club workers are now carry
ing on real useful educational work sue
cessfully at Alberta, and this pagan
showed up some leading parts or tn
work of making real educated an
worth while farmers and workers
these junior Americans.
After the parade came the Fegula
program as follows: Alberta choir, tW
selections, Judge Wilson of saltwater
Mimi, speaking on 1.-The Community,
remarks by Rev. Stegner, solo by Mis-
Hazel Witwer, director of music of tn
school, solo by MRs Stegner. After Tn
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27

If you have farm that you want
to sell call and see me, or write to
me at Morris, MINI. Jos. ]. Gaffney
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-06-27

CHANGES MADE In
LOCAL PHONE CALLS
Telephone Company Announces In
y creased Charges Because Of Ad-
vanced Operating Expenses
The telephone company announces
an increase in local telephone rates
effective June goth, 1919.
The new and the old rates are as
follows:
NEW AND OLD RATES
Individual Party 4 Party
line line line
$3.50 (A) $500 CAY -----
Residence:
5000 (A) --- SITS (A)
Farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1.75 (A)
(A) A discount of SO cents on
>rsiness telephones and rs cents on
dence and farm telephones will be
we'd from the monthly charges
id on or before the 18th of the
@. tn in which they are due.
OLD
90 Individual line Party line
Business:
$2.25 (A) --------
Residence:
SITS (A) Desk IT. $3.50 (A) Desk T,
$3.50 (A) Wall T. $1.25 (A) Wall T.
Farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 CAY
(A) A discount of rs cents is al
lowed from the monthly charges if
paid on or before the 10th Of the
month in which they are due.
The reason given by the telephone
company for higher rates is the ad-
vanced cost Of labor and materials.
Telephone officials say that because
Of the increased cost Of operation,
the revenues under the rates the
company has charged have been in
sufficient to meet it's financial re-
quirements.
On account of the doubt as tC
what authorization was necessary fol-
changes in telephone rates, the com
pany has not previously made in
creases in it's rates.
However, a recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court deter.
mined the authority for rate changes
and a new schedule of rates has beer
made effective accordingly.
Officials of the company say il
satisfactory telephone service is tC
be furnished increased revenue il
necessary, and they feel that the
public will realize the justification O.
their action in the present situation
adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-20
VELEZRADNA VELKONEMECKA
MAIZE.
MAIZE.
VPAD Z RAKOUSKA DO CZECH.

Praha "a cervence. (Postovnf zprava) = Olomoucky
Pozor Oskuie velezradne dokumentv N6mcH Sudeten
landu kere nahodou dostaly do rukou tomto ze
mi utvoen zdanve nevnny spoek Freheits Bnnd" n6mz
bvly zasoupeny vSechny poltcke strany svvm dveniv
Havn sovo NELL zde byvai rakous oficiri Byo zist6no
kdy Slovensku byli ime prepaden melo bvti
zde podniceno voensk6 povstani FreihetsBund mel sv
sborova velestvf. nichz edno bylo Sumperku tom.
a nkadne byly zivlv rozvratne organovany sv6dcf
chyceny rozkaz nehoz vvmme: "Pokyny ZTizeni do
brovonckeho sboru Sudetach. Unformovanf: Civn ka
vvozkam dubovym listem Stfeci zeene sroi. pms
hn6de vozataisvo modre zdravoni oddv cern6 echn
oddly Sede d6loselci zute Placata cepce fnrnOer
paskou Ozbroienf: Puska psoe. d1ka. "a
ncnf provazy hTebkv sekyry nacmi Ma to ma
sedui odznav hodnostf ktere vo prouzkv zue zate
rukavu Povstaci rozdeen odd6len g. r. "a AZ e6
mulch Celia etnna velel trainem zdravotnm oddly
154 muzh. Prpoenv isou das podrobnosi organsace
Podepsan Jest sborovv adiutant.
Dhv9rnfIim Freihetsbundu a VolksratGm bylo zaslano
toto vnezradne provolani:
'Sumnerk 6. cervna 1919 Id. D. F. B. f. s Cfs. 1877
Vvzva DIE spolehlvych zprav ocekava nehizs doh6
vseobecna mobisace state. Vyhasky teto Nemci ST.
etenanu neuposechnou Ma Slovenku dou Ces cd poraz
XIV porazce uvnitf statu zacna vrit Ma kazdV
zpGsob uposechnu hsky oddao by ovsobozeni Sudeten
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-20
AMERICKA izDA pRONASLEDUJE
EIEXICkE BANDI1'Y.
OBA ZAJATI AVIATEKOVE PROPJJ-
STEM PROTI VYKUPNEMU.
Historic JEJICH "UNOSU"

Maria, Tex, 10. srpna Oddfl americk6 zdy s. plp-
ku pust sop6 mexickych bandd kerf sobe vynuti
$4,000 vykupneho zajae diva amercke poruGy avaty
Petersona Dave ktef akme propusteni byl svobodu
ihned nabid vojsku prIvodc Pronasledovan neao
stGzu velke liiavce boufe.
vyprave pripojeny aeroplan vdtil dnes kIidly
dvema kuemi prosfelenIm Ma sroj vypaeno bylo trem
Mexany, nacez bylo letada odpov6d6no pabou stronf
puskou, kterou by jeden ltoGnikd zabt.
General major Dickman jenz byl velielem americke
kupacni armady Nemecku, rid vpravu osobn6
xasky Hobby vda narodn mc rozkaZy aby kaz
dou chvi bya pprayena nastoupen pohrancni sluzby.
Jeden Zachranenych avatiku pOruGik Peterson w
pravuje ak dosta svym druhem Davisem bandi
tn.
Spadli jsme V nedei kolem poledne Domnival jsme
re sme ien dv6 mile cd Candeare Boudl jsme az do
ponde do 23O hodin rano kdy sme prisi renc jseho
Mexcana ienz muvi angcky Ma zados ably mas doprOvo
dill do Pares. odpoved6, re by Mexicane zabil
sme ej pfimeli aby po sne
hodnu si hodin rano ps jsme fece ktere isme
domnva jest Rio Grande TAX tralo naSe cesovan az
do tery do $3.50 dopoedne Potal isme plavat ekou 20
proudu pet hodin presavkam p6tminutovmi Kdyz do
puli isme vfr musel sme vysoupiti breh pokraGo
p6Sky. Trp6l jsem slabyni zachvatem no
recky uloz proto podel cety spanku Pf probuzeni
tfedu hodn rno povazOvana bya vesnice pred mann
Candearii zastav Sc abychom zakoupil n6ake
traviny naal MeXi6na tfemi meZky, by mas doved do
Candelare Kdyz chystai isme djazdu pfse ozbroe
ny Mexican panesky osovi naseho prvodciho natez
odeSel Ma hfbetech mezku sme zapota mas navrat
ale zahy dosavo ozbroienych band kte mas
pomoci obyvate zmocn donut ti mimi. 20 45 minu-
tach posan by mas prvodc zpet tento ale zdraha ma
initiate. re sedme jeho Zvratech.
patek veceru dali bande jevO. ze by naml radi
pohovofi vyzva mas abychom napsa re nase vypro-
St6nf musf byti zaplaceno vykupne.
S nami vyiednavajci vGdce mluvil anglicky, byval
zeezncni prac pf jse katasrofe pfSe rl-
ku nohu Jinak jsme nell vseho dost bylo mani dobre
zachazeno en ednou bylo nam hrozenO mr phi nasem
O utek.
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landu cd ceskeho nsneho panstv ea Kdyby ceska via
da chtea pouz nasinych opatren drive nez budeme p
praven rozhodne rane pax mali vschni svobodn muzove
nez vyhaSka vZtahue, shrmazd die mist okresu
die moznosi ozbroien poavou nekok dnl hledet
dosati pres hrance. Ia hrancem nemeck4 pdde
jime Pc npnem vyzbroeni spoeene "Frew Bann. .Sude
tenland' jmym formacemi, vratme. zp6t abychom
svobod zem cd jha neprelova Doba je vzna vyzaduje
rozhonych muzd Ma pochodu e nutno znet echny dosa
zene teegrafn elefonn linky, mostly kclee vyhodit
do pove Die moznos odzbroite ceskou poadkuv mista
neb oko. - Tento rozkaz ma byt znam nejaapadlesch
dedinach okresu shromazdiste mus by stanovena ech
pax vyrazme prekrocen hranc vynutime 81 die potfeby
zbran He'll und Sieg Ia zemske pedsednictvo d. F. Bun
du: Voker druhy predseda pro severni MoravI
souvislosi touto akci znemcenem uzem e zpr;Va
liz nam dostava verohodneho pramene " Rakousku
sou organsovany Vokswehr
baaone kere pfpravuj pomoci rakouske viady ke
vpadu do Czech do izni Moray Jsou fadne Nyzbroeny
fomovany pravidene bitevni jednotky.
Voisko toto je pTipraveno vpadnout anieh do Czech
uceem odtrzen ponemcenych krau nasi repliky to-
vpadu jsou pevne rozhodnut kdyby vada rakoush
tomuto podnku nepfla nebo akc nepodporovala Voiac
Vokswehr sou pln nadSen prohlasu ze iste zvte2
Jsme zvedavi nam odpovedi soc. demolrat, vofci
Internaconalu Schedemann-Skaak Adler prohaSu
c pnou sodartu mez proetar vsech zemi heslem pro
etar vsech zemi spoe - Zda re nekdoz vdehskeho
abora chut spojt proletaf nasim druhu Skaiak
Merta, Burian.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-20
PRESIDENT WILSON A 0POSICNi
SENATORI.
SCHULZ NEBYLY DIFFERENCE
ODSTRANENY.
WILSONOVA CINNOST PREDLOzENA BUDE
VEREJNEMU MfNENf.

Washington, 19 srpna. Osud sv6toveho miru dnes sko
vets casti spociva veTejnem mn6ni Amerky hi
sorcke cervene SIM Bleho Domu vysvetova president Will
son vSechny podrobnos mrove smouve cenum
vyboru czozemske zaleztost presiden
tenn pfesnidavce sp6cha cenove vyboru svych ufado
ven kapitou, zejme jaksi pod domem, president
prvn fade neodvola MIN jako zvoenym zakonodarcnm
ale k min6n veSkereho americkeho lidu.
President Wilson nehodla dele pTihlzeti neGnne po
vstae Oposci ami staemu odkadan schvaenf mrove
hody Oba neitvrdsi odpdrci presdentem heneho sn6r
senato Borah Idaho Johnson Kaorne snazi Sc dokd
za re schuZka bya nezdarem, ale jech vrzeni mus by
brano Jako mn6n ednotvcn Zpravu ufedn prGbehu kon
ference pod senator Lodge ako pedseda czneckeho vbo
Ale take tento vysovl vysledek schdze nkterak
nevyvrchol ukdneni dosavadnch rozpor protvne
navzaiem nkterak nesbliz President mluv pry
ne zaeztostech tlenm vyboru z znamych ale celia kon
ference byla istym skamanm, pokud tyce nformac
iichz 81 vhor pTa Wilson odmit uda podrobnost hlavn
fech zalezosech Majetnictv ostrova Maty Angi po
dill Ameriky valecne nhrade Nemecka Japanska re
vrati Cine uchvcenou provncii Santungskou posledn
aefe pravl re by bylo neStasnym potickm tahem ably
podrobnost byly uveren6ny.
Povsale difference presdenta Wsona vyborovou vet
snOu budou patne do du form6 Jake dosud A
merka pry nebyla sv6dkem.
Oba prednes oposicnc Borah Johnson open6 prohla-
sill sanovsko iez jest struGne vyhran6no nasedon
peji 81 nikterak zasahova voensky ami fnancne CHI
spory mimo vlasnf zemi hoda brant proto zavazkm
vnG lze nrodG kteym Spoen Stay berou neobvyke
povnnost ktere by dosavan svobonou poku americkou
omezovay Celkem neveri liga nrodn moha spniti
uGel, ktery hlavn6 byla vytvoTena
DIE dohody Franci ma Amerka pomOci muzstvem, kdy
by France byla napadena beZ vastn why Nemeckem
mena tento odstavec Jest pfedmeter osrch tokG aG
dodae kery tax mnoho znamena totiz vosko niue by
ii vyslano ien svoenim kongresu Spoienyeh StaG.
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PROPADI. SE ELEVATO-
REM.

= budove East Ohio Gas
Co. ma Rockwell Ave. priSel
vGera zivot 55l9ty VIM. An
dreas. mattel feznickeho kra-
mu ma Payne Ave, rOh vych.
33 ul. Andrea5 navStivil lifadO-
vnu pravnika De Kaisera V tenn
ze blocku Sc nachaZejici, ably
yyfidil n6jakou poZemkOvou
zalezitost. Kdyz Kaiserovu pi-
sarnu. V patem patre Sc nacha
zeji, opustil a k elevatoru "a
miril, nevSiml 81. za Zdviz je 0
patro vy5e a oteyrenOu sach-
tou propadl Sc do pfi5klepi.
Padem roztfiStil 81 lebku. TAX
Ze smrt jaho byla okamzita.
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NEMEcTi ZLOCINCI PRED SOUD.

Curychu. = Listy uveTeinuji druhy seznam osob "a
jichz vydan bude dohoda zada. Jsou mez mimi vevoda
wrembersky velitej A. armady, krveproti Namuru
SommePy general ST. Kluck veltel prvni amady
pravy zen civilnich osob zavrazd6n rukom Sen
lis zavrazd6n cvinich osob Aerschou zncen tehoz me-
sta general Olsen ST. Chaselmu pro ukrunost tabofe
Dobrc poruGk Ruediger pro ukrunost Ruhebenu, NAL
ST. pro ukrunost Magdeburku bratfi Nemayerove
pro ukrutnosti pro angickym valecnym zaatcnm oa-
muendenu a Klausthale ST. general Tesany hromadne
zasreleni l2 obyvate Aronu general ST. Orowski
pro peneni Deynze popravu 103 civnch osob general
Lman ST. Sanders pro krvepro Armenii Syri general
major Senger velel So brgady rozkaz nkoho neza-
mat vSecky postfiet.
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VYSETKOVANi DRAHOTY
v TOLEDO.

Specielni porota Toledo da
la v6era V obzalobu pet clen1
tamn6jsi plodinove bursy, KITE
ratio instituce rizena je pod
naZvem Toledo Gardeners EX-
change. Obzalovani jsou OBJ
chodnici Bayer, Johnson, Mil
ler, Beach a Meyer. Budou
souZeni la zaklad6 protitrusto-
vych zakond. Zalobce chce Jim
totiz dokazati, re zdrazovali
plodiny jen k vGli vlastnimu
obohacovani. Soucasne statni Il
rady byly vyzvany, ably Gar
deners Exchange byla roZpu-
St6na.