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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
SELECT BISBEE DELEGATESFOR
 PACIFIC FLEET

Bisbee's representatives among the big state delegation appointed by Governor Campbell to help welcome the new Pacific fleet when it steams into San Diego harboG Aug 2 are as follows:
 Mrs. E. J. Flanigan, Mrs. D. H. Landes, Grant H. Dowell, M. J. Gun. ninghain and M. ,. Cassidy. Mrs. s. A. Hughes of Tarren was named among the delega es at large.
 In regard to the appointments the governor made the following state ment:
 ''When the Pacific fleet division majestically steams into San Diego harbor Aug Eth, ending an ocean-to- ocean voyage through the Panama canal, the battleship Arizona will be numbered among the most imposing and formidable armada that ever cast anchor in western waters. A mum, Der of years ago the coast was visit ed by a battle fleet but it did not compare with the one now nearing our shores.
 ''The spectacle will be awe-inspir- ing, and the sight one calculated to arouse the pride and enthusiasm of the spectators who will witness 147 denizens of the deep in battle forma- ton. It is not long since that these same ships were performing their mission of war; guarding the high seas against the treacherous U-boat of the Germans and throwing the mantle of their protection around the transports which carried our men overseas. That task was well and ably performed and they all now symbolize that invisible but potent force which stands for the protec- tion of the rights of Americans wherever they may be found on the face of the globe.
 "It is fitting and proper that their advent should be cause for rejoicing , and the occasion be made one of eel ebration. The public spirited citi- Eens of San Diego have taken the ar engagements in hand. but have asked the people of other states to join them in according the officers and men of the fleet a typical western welcome. Many have signified their Intention of being in attendance and hundreds of Arizonans now on the coast will add to the numbers who will represent the state and partici- pate in the festivities.
 Much to my regret, state business of importance will prevent my at
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01

fund. The work and expenses of pay ing had also, he said, prevented City Engineer P IT. Halleck from going ahead with the work. On motion oi J. R. Henderson, the following com mitee was named to confer with the city council as to the best method of effecting an adequate numbering system:
 J. R. Henderson, chairman; c. g. Thompson, c. w. Allen, John San ders and F. A. Mckinney.
 MT. Notman told of the organiza. ton of the new Musical Events club and of it's plans to give the city az least five high class entertainments by the most eminent stars during the coming winter. He explained the plan for financing the concerts, by which every person who purchases a season ticket covering the five pro- grams automatically become a mem Der of the club. Mrs. Sam Frankep- berg is in charge of the sale of the tickets and he urged that the mem bers of the club give her all the sup port possible.
 MT. Notman pointed out that each one of the entertainments planned would cost in the east from S2 to S5, but that owing to the routing ar engagements made on the artists trip to the west it had been possible to make a rate of S6 for a season ticket.
 Several of the business men who were present at the luncheon said they had planned to purchase tickets and give them to their employees as rewards for exceptionally merito- rious services.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
SEEK s B|SBEE
 BOYS TO GIVE
 THEM BACK PAY
Uncle Sam is Worried Over Inability to Locate Former BiSbee Soldiers to Whom
 He Wishes to Hand Checks

In an effort to find eight Bisbee men, former soldiers, who have back pay coming to them from the gov ernment, the war department has ap- pealed to Mayor Erickson and Chier of Police Kempton for assistance. The men sought are George B. FL liott, Robert H. Goundie, Robert Kel- ley, James M. Mccoy, Vivian BieR- ert, Tom Lee and William Albert Woods, all general delivery, ana Emil J. Neisser, Box 46, route A.
 The letter, which is from Arthur w. Kidd, first lieutenant Q. M. C.. disbursing officer at Kelly field, South Antonio, Tex, is as follows:
 "Sir-There is enclosed herewith a list of men of your city who were inducted into military service No vember last and released immediate ly afterward, being discharged from the service Nov. II, 1918, by order or the president.
 Discharge certificates and checks in payment of services were issued and mailed to addresses furnished by the local draft board. These were returned by the postal authorities on account of inability to make delivery for various reasons.
 "This office is making every effors to get these documents into the hands of the men entitled to them, and II is requested that the matter be given publicity. The list, as furnished, shows the old addresses.
 Application for discharges ana checks by men named in the en- closed list should be forwarded to the disbursing officer, office of the camp supply officer, Kelly field, Texas, accompanied by sufficient eV- idence, such as serial number anu local board number of men, etc, to enable this office to identify the owner"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
RIFLE SHOOT TO
 OPEN AUGUST 1O

Members of the state rifle team which will go to Caldwell. New Jer- sey to compete in the National shoot yesterday received a telegram from Governor Campbell, advising them that they may leave to arrive in New Jersey by August 10th, since the range will be in good condition by that time. The local as well as the other member of the state iteam would have started yesterday, but were stopped by telegram Monday advising them that rains and floods had covered the range and not to leave until further notice.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
LUNCHEON CLUB LENDS SUPPORT TOHOUSE NUMBERING CANPA|GN;
 TOASSIST IN FINANCIAL SOLUTION
Committee Named to Confer With Council on Best Way To Defray Expense of Widely Sought and Much Needed
 BSbee Improvement; Club Also IndorSeS Plan of New Musical Events Club to Bring World Stars to This City

House numbering in the city of Risbee came a step nearer yesterday when the Luncheon club, at its reg ular weekly meeting at the Copper Queen hotel, got behind the move ment and appointed d committee to confer with the city council as to ways and means. The luncheon yes terday brought out q large attend ance, and while no regular speaking program was given, there was plen- ty of impromptu and informal discus sion, with house numbering and the new Musical Events club to the fore. The Luncheon club also went on re- cord informally as in favor of the new musical organizations plan to bring to the city during the coming season some of the Inost noted mus ical stars of the east Arthur Noe man made a convincing plea in favor of aiding the musical club in every way.
 B. L. Smith. the new president or the club, presided for the first time and after the luncheon had been con- cIuded called on c. A. Mcdonald, one of the city cOuncilmen, for report on what had been done so far toward numbering the houses MT. McDon- aid said an investigation had shown that the cost would be in the neigh borhood of S2,5OO. Owing to the S2OO 900 bond issue and the necessity for raising the initial payment of $21.- 900 interest, it had not been deemed advisable to increase taxes for the purpose of numbering the houses.
 The council, however, according toI MT Mcdonald, could take care of part of the expense through its contingent
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01

tendance. Plans made before the re- ceipt of an invitation from Martin Klauber, president of tie San Diego chamber of commerce cannot now be changed. Arizona needs roads and to give impetus to the movement and to fotser it in all ways possible, it. is my purpose to make a trip through the northern counties of the state. However, it is a source of gratifica- tion that lofty sentiment calls and will be answered by the men and women of our commonwealth in will ing response akin to that when the nation needed their services.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
RULES OF PRACTICE IN SUPERIOR COURT
 ORDERED AMENDED

Judge A. c. Lockwood. of the SUI perior court has ordered a number of amendments to the Rules of Prac- tice to take effect on September 1st. Beginning today the amendments will be published for ten days, as prOvid- ed by law, following which they will be compiled in. booklet form for the guidance of the attorneys of the coun- ty and the court attaches. The last amendment to the Court Rules was made in December, 1913, when Judge Lockwood took the bench.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
Business Locals
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING


 Stockholders of the Canion Air Brake company are requested to meet Monday, August II, at D. m. at Odd Fellows hall (third floOr) to transact important business.
 S-3 w. G. CANON, President. L. l.. Gilman sells the New Edison. ''The Phonograph With a Soul" Adv.
 NOTICE.
 Notice is hereby given that c. A. Atkin has completed his grading con tract on section two of the Bisbee- Douglas highway and that final pay ment for same will be made on August z. 1919. All persons having claims against the said c. A. Atkin shall pre- sent same in writing prior to August z. 1919.
 Attest J. J. BOWEN, A 1T. GARDNER. Chairman.
 Secretary. Ar
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01
Telephone Properties
 Returned

After of Federal control the telephone property which makes the Bell System is today returned its by the United States Government While the property has been properly maintained is not the property that the Government took Angst l. 1918 It equal for job managed but, that the fault of Federal which emnenty fair due for which neither nor the Companies are to blame
 year ago today Labor and for both telephone and military Some materials vital the carrying the war that the work of providing telephone facilities retarded and them could be spared for mercial telephone purposes.
 need for those skilled to ere ae maintain and operate the ntercommunicaton ceay modern warfare and vastly increased Government Thousands telephone the battle front Thousands arms ephone experts skilled operators and conbuory industries by the tens of plant and drawn upon until they entirely used and the experienced staff gradually depleted find others take the places those who had gone difficult train others takes time.
 During the victory and the amstce and instantly sprang activity The demand for te phone passed all former which had been carried for such and replace the skilled forces this unprecedented emergency there began rush for construction for readusmen for repairs for feveish All these must be continued with effort.
 The the property very between overpoerng demand and the upbung system whose growth held back and whose forces vital needs o Much has been made the upbung of this but far required the swift growth the business and also first aid every other business and other struggling
 The prosperity which creates this in also scarcity of those desiring employment in the Under such conditions telephone generally has been standard It is beyond human immediately the handicap which the situation imposes There people public industries who working renuous for the good than those of the telephone Service has always been given and be improved That will Eventually service Vrn the eVithd demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-01

l.. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. ''The Monograph With Soul" Adv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
BOlSeyikove kfizuji obetiA

Devet svycarskych obcann. mezi
mimi Jennjmova. sestra svycarskeho
konsula Kijevu, prave Sc yrativsi
z Kijeva do Swear vypravujf} o
hroznem utrpeni a hr1zach, ieji ehz
byli svedky behem sveho pobytu v
Rusku pod vladou bolsevik1
svycarska spolecnost odloucila Sc
v Marseille cd dalsich uprchlikd jiz
zahrnovali diva Americany. sest An
glicanG nekolik Francouz1. Upr-
chlici. kteff byli osvobozeni Vol
skem generaIa Denikina. sd6lili "a
stupci spojeneho tisku. ze bolsevi.
kove pouzivaji stfedovekeho zp1so-
bu muceni proti burzoasii. a byli
pfesvedceni. ze samotne snad byl
by stihl take podobn5 osud. kdyby
nebylo energickeho zahoeenf svy-
carskeho konsula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Admiral Sins Odepfel pfijati
YyZnamenani.

Admiral Sims. bJvaly komandant
americkeho LODI 'stva. v Evropskych
vodach b6hem valky. odeprel prii.
mouti vysok6 vyznamenani. jez mu
vladou ud9leno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Nemci pro boykot.

v Nemecku jest yproudu hnuti.
jez ma "a 1cel zahaieai prGHnyslo-
veho a obchodniho boykotu proti
Spojenc6m po podepsani miru. v
kterem ma byt pokracovano do tie
DOLBY. dokud Spojenci nezmeni svo,
je nesmiTitelne stanovisko proti Ne.
mecku. TAX dalece boykot zalezi
We zdrahani sc prodavati nemecke
zbozf Anglii a Francii. Nektere
ultrapatrioticke firmy nemecke OF.
namils. ze neprodaii do Francie a
do Anglie zadne zbozi. pokud ne
mecti valecni zajatci nebudou pu-
steni ma svobodu. JIM obchodnici
hodlali pokrazovati, v boykotu. po.
kud Nemcnm nebude pFiznana OBJ
chodnf rovnost Sc spojeneckymi
poddan1mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
MiStnl zprdyy..
z krajanSkych kruhI.

- Dne 10. prosince zemfel D.
Vaclav Pich. syn Jana Marie Pich.
{. 1911 Barnes ulice. Pohfeb re.
snuleho konan byl dtery rano do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hr-
bitoy Nejsv. Vyknpitele.
- Ma misto vence re nulemu ..
v. Pichovi daruie rodina Chvojano-
va Cesk. Mar. Sdruzeni $s.
- vsem pfatelnm a pfiznivc1m
nasi Ccske svob. skoly oznamujeme.
ze bude Sc udileti Vanocni nadilka
detem skolu navstsvujicim a sice v
nedeli. d. ledna 1920 pal tfeti od-
poledne. P0vodne bylo usneseno
konati tuto nadilku dive. JeIikoz
vsak mistnosti Sokolovny jsou "a.
dane. mnseli jsme ma ten den.. kdy
jest prazdno. neb spravnf vybor
Sok. Jed. Blesk vzdy vqchazi nasf
skole ochotou a nezistnost ivstEic.
Nadilka tato bude spoieaa 8 pro
gramem. .ktery vyplni ditky basne-
mi. zpevy a pod. Zadame vSecky
pfatele priznivce nasi skoly. by
dostavili Sc v ho,nem poctu. neb
tim dali pochopeni pro skolu po
vinnosti. by ucily se 8 laskou te
matefske reci, kterou name a mu
sine milovati. by Sc ma mas nespl
milo to heslo: "Kdo sc "a sv6j
iazyk stodf ,hoden potupy ysech IL.
di.'
Rad Blank CSPS. venoval nasi
ceske svob. skole $40. Volne- N.Y.
Silence We stare vlasti $40. FIR.
Steiner ma ceskou svob skolu 81.
Ia Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. Herman.
j. Reichl. pfedseda.
- Referat pfednasce Klubu
Mladeze Ear. ktery nas dose,
posds. pfineseme v budoucim elsie.
prednaska vydafila sc velice dobre
byla slusn5 navstlvena.3 Rec D.
Horkeho pfftomnym velice Sc zav.
d9cila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
HoSi zavfeli 80 straznikI.

Tficet diva New Yorsti straznici
zahrnuje to kspitana a jednoho
Neutenanta. zavreni byli %. pros.
,ince ma vychodnilpadesate prvni uli.
ce stanici hochem. .kteremu odepfeli
dati listek ku vanocni slavnosti.
Rozhnevany hoch druhymi vysko
.cili Ze dvefi tyto za.nkii venku.
Zamecnik musel pracovati plnou
hodinou nez'i policejnf strait po-
mohl ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Z Ceskeho NarodTIiho Sdrnzenl.

Ma rdzne feci. ze Ceske Narodni
S4ruzeni iiz pFestane dale p6sobiti.
odpovidame. ze nikoliv. Naopak
Org. C.N S. bude nadale pokraco-
yati We sve praci a bude reorgani-
soyano. Budou pouze Prime po.
platky a az bude skoncena pomoc-
ma akce. ve1ovati sc bude nasim
skolam jinym humanim 1eelnm.
ktere zasluhuji. .podpory a ma ktere
nesmime zapominati. Povinnosti
kazdeh. poctiveho a upfimneho
Cechoslovaka jest. by stal fadach
CNS. Kdyz katolici mali sv6i
"Svaz KatolikG', a Slovaci svoji
Slovenskou Ligu". ktera byla "a.
lozena jiz pred valkou g dnes cita
ma 40 tisic clenn. dnbrych to pra-
covnik1. kteTi ma dale budou stati
We syych Tad&ch a starati sc o po.
tfebu rodak1 We vlasti zde. proc
bychom nem9li miti svoii organise.
ci? Proc name Sc navzajem haste
Fit ubijet? Coz neni ma tom do.
sti. Re v fadach teto organisace po.
mohli isrne vydobiti te nasi rodne
zemi Svobodu? CT jest nam to Tho.
steine. zdaz ma dale 6pela by nase
vlast pod rakouskou tyranii? Zaji-
ste ze ne. A proto ii. jenz mysli
ze melo Sc jinak vSe vesti mali dnes
pfilezitost pomoci napravit chyby.
jez hledaji vytykaji. Pravdou jest
a bude. ze CNS. vykona.o sve po-
slari boji samostatnost cesko-
slovenksho naroda. A ze historic
bude vzdy vzpominano toho. co w.
konafi americti CechosIovaci pro
Svobodu. To dnes jest jiste po.
tvrzuji TO nejen rGzne organisace.
ale cteme v dopisech soukromych.
jez byyaji uvefejnene v casopisech
A proto nema zadny plvati sla-
patti po tom. co bylo je must nam
byti drahe. Ty rnzne kritiky ham
ba umlknou zadny po letech ne
bude ma ne vzpominati. leda ien
strpkosti. ze nasli Sc lide. ktefi sta
proti tomu. co jest must nam
byti svato. "Svoboda! - Naopak
Ease hrdosti budou sc hlasit naSe
ditky vnukove k tomu. ze jejich
otcove a matky konali povinnost
v1ci rodne hroud9.
Proto jest povinnosti mas vsech
stati v fadach org. Ceskoslovensk6.
no Narodniho Sdruzeni. jak na dale
se bude nazyvati.
"a ces. Mar. Sdruzeni,
Jos. Reichl.
49, Ma fond AL. Masaryk pfispeli
An. Radek 81; FIR. Slama. Listins
tato jest v ceske lekarne u pi. Tou-
love. Kdo mites. pfisp9j ma tento
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
JapOnSkO pO tichu pracuje.

Prohlaseni angl. min. valky Chur-
ehilla, ze Japonsko ma silnou ar.
madu Sibiri ze il stale jeste sc.
s!luie. vyvolalo vseobecnou pozor.
most. Csoby. iez zasveceny jsou do
mezinarodni situace. pravi. ze ne
dovedou 81 vysvetlit sesilovani ia.
ponske armady v Sibifi jinym zp1.
sobem. nezli tim, ze Japonsku jed.
ma Sc o zaiistenf pevne p1dy ST.
biri, mezi tim co pozornost ostat-
Mich Spoiencd obracena jest jinam.
Tytez osoby isou presv9dceny. ze
Spoienci budou miti velike nesna-
ze kdyby n9kdy chteli Japonce ze
SibiFe vypuditi.
V iistych k 'uzich vykladano jest
sesilovani japonske armady Sibi-
ri. iez tou dobou eta iiz pres Co.
900 muz1. okolnosti. ze Japonsko
chce iednak zabraniti rozsiFeni bol.
sevismu do Ciny ze jednak celiti
rhce nebezpeci. iez hrozi cd stale
no postupu bolsevikn. pred nimz
armada Kolcakovs vytrvale ustupu.
je, aniz by bylo nadeie, ze bude Q
To se n9kde zastaviti, aby vydatne
celia bolsevick&mu pfivalu.
RakOnSkO zaStaViI0 d0prayn.
NasIedkem nedostatku uhli bylo
vydano narizeni. ably by)a doprava
ma zeleznicich O vanocbIn tydnu
-Zastavena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Anglie Cechoslovaky jiz
nepOtrebuje.

London Saturday Review" uei.
Mia 81 vtip: Jest pochybno. zdali
Anglicane. Francouzi a Americane
jsou zp1sobili pro sebevladu: ale
to jest jisto, ze Rusove. Egypt 'ane.
Chorvate. Arabove Cechove. nei.
sou.' TAX Londyn o mas. kdyz mas
potFeboval boji proti Rakousku.
nemluvil. Ostatne blazen. kdo ne
co iineho oeekaval. anebo oeekava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Nemocnice pro Curtis Bay.

Moderni nemocnice zfizena hude
v Curtis Bay nakla tenn pres 100 IL
sic dolar1 ma po :emku asi 10 akr1
v rozsahu. 0 nemocnici zajem zvla-
Ste mali tanlni tovarny. Podle "a
znam1 v minule n roce hlaseao bylo
tam 1000 uraz1. Dosavadni sy.
stem pe5ovati o crane le jest tam
naprosto neuspokojivym.
Slepec poransn padem.
Luther Ament Oak ulice spadl
We stfedu Sc schod6 pfizemkl do
mu. v nemz bydlel. Padem slepec
bolestne Sc poraniI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26

krasny dcel zmirniti hidu tech ubo'
h5ch deti sirotkn, neg sc Ce'
skosl. cervery KriE stara.
Senator Campbell pohrben.
Statni senator. Peter J. Camp
hell, kter5 nahle zemfei sobotu.
pohfben byl v 1tery rano.
Mezi kandidaty 1radu mluviIo sc
tez soudci lidoveho sondu. James
KIeckovi. Zvlastni volba konana
bude 5. ledna.
Demokraticky statni certralri
vybor jmenoval SWIM kandidatem
ma misto uprazdn9ne Campbellem
Roberta ] Biggse Biggs bydll We
IL. ward6. Jest pravnikeln.
DrahOta stale StOnp1.
V mesici listopadu zivotni potfe.
by stale splhaly do vyse. Aspon o
l procent o vse by:o. .zdrazeno pri.
rovnani mesicem Tiinem. Ze me-
sic prosinec media Sc zahanbiti. vi.
dime cd cukru ku jin5m pfedme-
tam vzdor stalemu mluveni boji
proti drahot9. Grady obecenstvem
mluvi q mluvi. a obchodnici SO
sneii.
Jed 0mylen.
Nellie McCaslin malem byla by
se v pondkli otravila vzavsi misto
leku jed. TAX udala nemocnici.
UtOnuI.
John Doyle Port ulice utonu. Y
pond6li. kdyS spadl do hlubin ma
kladni lodice. ma niz v pfistavu pEa-
coval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26

Vaka Jest skonc4na ale ceskou kn;hn dosud tr-
va proo kdo chce Vanocnim svatk1m peknou
brou ceskou knihu m6zes il opatfit fadovn9 SLAVIA
SHIPPING co. 7l2 N. GAY STR. BALTIMORE. MD.
Kuchfafske knhy ucebnce angcke eci. romany velky
vyber povdek pro dospee 3et ceny mirne Opafte
knhu v cas- nez zasoba bude vyprooana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
AmerickA kofalka do Nsmscka.

Zasoby kofalky zaslany budou re
SpojenJch Stat0 do Nsmecka. An.
glicky trh jiz pine zaplaven jest a.
merickSmi lihovinami. Francie a
iine zenle o americkou kofalku ne
stoji. z Kentucky zaslano bude do
Nemecka 5.400 sudn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Cukru nazbyt.

Potravinovy administrator zaka-
zal prodei dewitt milionG liber Gu
kru po 10 p1l centech "a libru.
Cukr nalozen jest ma lodi Munson.
ktera nedavno pfijela 2 Kuby. Cukr
ma pry Sc die dikta administrators
prodavati po IL centech. Krasne
na pohled Ia nekolik dnf "stavku-
jfci'' velkoobchodnici "a cukr do
stanou. GO 81 jejich srdce pratt bnde.
Jen "zastayit" pax vse ide. iako
kdyz namaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
ItalOye Sc yraci.

Nekolik set sklamanych Ital1.
ktefi 90 valce odejeli ze Spoj. Sta
t6 do Italie 1myslem tam iiz z6-
stati. vratili Sc zpet lodi Patria.
DrahOta zahnala ie sem zOat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26

krasny dcel zmirniti hidu tech ubo.
h5ch detf a sirotkn, neE sc Ce'
skosl. Cervery KriE Stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-26
Day vanoc1m ev Bmovan akoue Bra Svejdu Ashland Ave.
Velike zeleznicni neSteStf.

Dvacet til lidske zivoty ztra-
ceny byly We ssrazce mezi pfiste-
hovaleckym a nakladnfm vlakem ma
draze Kanadsko Pacificke. dve mile
zapadne cd stanice Onawa. Me. Pa.
desat pasazer1 bylo poran9no. z
nichz mnozi vazne. Strojyedouci.1
jakoz topici obou vlak1 jsou mezi
obetmi. Sest jinych obeti isou dit
XIV. Osobni vlak byl pfist6hova-
leckym zvlastnim vlakem. .ktery veil
nekolik vracejicfch Sc vojind sko.
rem 800 pristehovalcn. v9tsinou An
glican1 Skot1. Srazka patrne by
la Dasledkem neporozum9ni signald.
Ctyri nemlnvfatka v kanale.
; V Erie kanale Clyde nalezena
byla bedna. niz ukryty byly mrt.
yoly ctyT ntmluvhatek. LekarskoH
prohlidkou stanoveno.ze to bsla dit
ka jedne matky. Vsechny byly t6-
hoz veku a mely na sobe stejne cha
rakteristickA znamkv. PGvodne se
myslelo, ze zivot by pfipraceua
ma "detske farm6". Tela zavinata
byla bedne Rocherstarskych no
vinach IL. prosince.