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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
DOES THE DRY LAW APPLY TO STEAMERSf < IS LATEST QUESTION

7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. - The question of whether the dry en-
 orcement act and prohibition con stitutional amendment will make American ships dry. has been re- ferred to the Federal Shipping Board. Bars are being installed on
 he steamship Leviathtan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
DISCOVEROR OF THE
 COBALT MINES DIES
 SUDDENLY IN ONTARIO

PEMBROKE, Ont, Nov. 2S. = Benjamin Rollinger. leading sCanad- tan miner and prospector, who dis covered the famous mines at Co., bait, died suddenly yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
FIFTY CENTS A DRINK
 IN NEW ORLEANS AND I TALK OF aPROFITEERING

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-Beer and liquor have been sold openly over the bars here following the decision of the court that the en- forcement measure was unconstitu- tional. r, It is announced that sa- 'oon men who charged 50 cents a drink will be prosecuted on the charge of profiteering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
SOVIET CLAIMING
 MORE SUCCESSES

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-AccordIng to an official statement issued by the Russian soviet government, severe fighting is in progress on the Volga front. These advices claim the reds annihilated three regiments of Deni ldne's troops
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
BRITAIN KICKING
 ABOUT THE AWARDS
 OF MEXICAN STEAMERS

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.-The Post today says diplomatic. negotiations ire proceeding to bring matters to head owing to the attitude of the American Shipping Board over the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
YANKEE SOLDIERS
 ENJOY THANKSGIVING

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Chinese, Japanese and Russian soldiers joined the Americans in Thanksgiving cele- brations in Siberia, according to a cable received last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

disposition of the seven remainigK German steamships. ,}; ,ei ,s, The article says dissatisfaction ii4
 caused by the action of the SuprerAn
 Allied Council in allotung HuH
 tankers to France and Belgium anu
 Italy. 9
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
SENATOR POINDEXTER THROWS HIS HAT IN
 THE RING FOR PRESIDENT

MITCHELL. & D., Nov. 2S.-Sen- ator Miles Poindexter of Washing ton State has entered the race for the endorsement of the Republican party for candidate as President of the United States before the State of Republicans which will be held here Dec. goth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28
A SERIOUS FIRE.

! AMARILLO. Tex, Nov. 2S.-Flrs broke out last night in the iargesk theatre, threatening the busfneis dla; trict. The loss is over. s2o0.ooo. :ts. s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Studio open day and night kl Holiday Photos. W. H. Case-adY'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-28

Mazda Lamps at Young's.-adv,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

Robert Pearsal Al croI
Carl Robbins a Harold
Walter A. Reed Russell
Clarence c, Lasure Busl I'd
Charles Berry Irving 1
Elmer A. Coates Robert
Paul II. Egger Russell
Fay Ham Stew, NJ
Aurelia Jackson Cawsoa
Tyron Meredith Mack \
Urai Sanders Dale p
Leland Wright sam q
Fred NJ. Richards Hugo
+. A. Walker. mech. Homer
william G, Kidd Roy n
Herbert Baber Kenhs
VIM. A. Briscos Jas Y
Charles Church Virgil
Douglas Frsntz Geor
Col Hutchins Harclf
Casper Kelly Gordo,
Harry Millstead John
Criei Tatroe Roy n
Carl Ammons Evon
Adolph Bolts Arthur
Harold Cartwright Georr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04

ax12 IT. Rugs.
handsome floral J
patterns. Excel
lently made rugs
- t h e best of
their kind. I'm J
usual values at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04
Just a Few of the
Unusual Values


At Sl9.50-Son1e were as high az
sss. Many in only one OF kind. There
are Natural Mole Muffs, Black Lynx
Scarfs and Brown and Taupe Wolf
Scarfs.
At S39--NaIues in this lot to SIS.
Mostly one of kind Of Jap Cross Fox
Scarfs, Brown Lynx, Taupe Wolf and
Taupe Fox Scarfs; also Brown Wolf.
Natural, Skunk and Black Lynx Muffs.
At S47-Fur pieces worth to- SO.
Odd pieces of Natural Red, Black and
Taupe Fox Scarfs. Pearl Wolf Scarfs
and Gray Wolf and Black Lynx Muffs
At SI3.75-Scarfs and Muffs worth
SIS and $3.50 Taupe and Brown
Wolf Animal Scarfs and Taupe Dyed
Nutria MufTs. Extra special at $13.75.
S375 Cross Fox Sets, Sz75--AIaska
fox skins Of unusual size and coiorings:
animal shape scarf. with large ball
muff
szz5 Pointed Fox Sets, sIZS-
Alaska fox sets with same markings of
$500 silver fox skin.
800 Nutria and Seal Coat, S17y--
Collar and cuffs and deep border of
Hudson seal; 40 inches long.
S1es Leopard Coat, S1Io-Sport
coat with border. collar and cuffs OF
taupe nutria fur; Sc inches long.
Paiois Roydt--Third Floor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
PHEASANTS TO
Be PLENT I'LL
HUNTERS Think:

Wednesday of this week is October l
and that means the first day Of the
great annual pheasant hunting season.
Hunting will be good this year, sports
men say, as there are plenty of cirds,
all in pretty good condition, although
not especially large.
The open season for Chinese phecscnts
in this part Of the valley is from -.cto-
Der to October 81. There is no open
season in Coos, Curry and Josephine
counties. Sporting houses report an un-
usual interest being taken in the open
ing of the season this year especially for
Chinese pheasant The bag limit is five
is any one day and not to exceed ten
in any seven consecutive days, with not
mere than three female pbeasAnts in any
bag of ten.
In this part Of the valley the open
season for ducks, geese and other mlsra-
tory gams ttgins October i6 and closes
December 81. Attorney General hre-u
has given an opinion that in Multno-
nah, Clstsop, Columbia and Tillamook
counties the season for migratory birds
is from October to December 81. The
bag limit for ducks, geese and migratory
birds is 20 in any one day, and not to
exceed 80 in any seven consecutive
days.
For hunters, the following information
has teen compiled giving the open hunt
ing season in district No. J., comprising
all counties west OF the Cascade noun
tains. The dates are inclusive:
Buck deer with horns-Septembe to
October 81.
Silver gray squirrels-september to
October 81.
Ducks, geese, rails, coots, Wilson. or
jack snipe and greater and lesser yellow
legs-October 16 to February Is Of the
following year, except in Multnomah,
Clatsop, Columbig and Tillamook coun-
ties the open season is September 16 to
December 81.
Chinese pheasants- October to Octo-
ber 81. Open season in Jackson coun,s
October / to October TO- No open
season in Coos, Curry and Josephine
counties.
Sooty or blue grouse, ruffed grouse
or native Observation-Disclosures l to Octo-
Der 81. Jackson county-October l to
October 10. Douglas county, sooty or
blue grouse-Septcmber to September
80.
Quail-Open season in Coos, Curry,
jackson and Josephine counties-Octo-
Der to October 81. Closed at all times
in other counties. !,
Doves and wild pigeons-September
to October 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
COUNTY IS SUED
FOR INJURY TO
NAN upon ROAD

Alleging that Marion county was neg
igent in the care of public road near
Gervais in September Of 1917, Harry
Jenkins has brought suit against the
county for personal injury, placing his
alaim for damages at $4,000.
In stating his complaint Mr.. jenkins
alleges as follows:
That there is public road between
Oregon City and Salem known as the old
stage road or territorial road and that
it is lawful and regularly established
county road so feet wide. That in grad
ing the road near Gervais 1t became
necessary to fill in gulch and that in
doing so, the county left q width Of only
~ feet.
That the county was guilty Of care
lessless and neglect in reducing the
width Of the road and not placing any
barrier or rail on the sides, nor in plac-
Eng anotice informing the travelling pub
bic Of conditions .s.
Mr.: Jenkins further alleges that on
September ~, 1917, at. s clock in the
evening, while travelling with Harry
West in I'm auto at the rate of IL miles
an heur, he was injured by the over
turning Of the, auto at the narrow. point,
IN attempting to pass another car.
That the caf~in which he was travel
ing was overturned into the gulch and
that He sustained a break Of the right
beg and a compound fracture, severe
injury to his right ankle and that his
body and back was generally wrenched
and that his nervous system was shat
tered. Also that he was deprived by
the accident of his earning power and
that his real damages personally were
$4,000.
1t is also alleged that the plaintiff
had made demands on the county court
for damages of $4,000 in the way of
compensation.
Harry West who was in the car at the
time Of the accident, sued the county in
February Of 1918 for $140O and $50 doc
tor's-bills. A change Of venue to Clack-
amas county was granted and he was
allowed by jury damages Of little
more than half the amount he asked
The county appealed to the supreme
court whore the case is still pending.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
20 COUNTY SCHOOLS
ARE OPENING TODAY

Today is great day in the county for
the opening of schools, as 20 districts out
of the 1873, have named September 30 as
the first day Of the fall term.
Due to the law passed by the 1918
legislature, introduced by Mrs. Alexan-
der Thompson of The Dalles, the mini
mum salary for teachers in Oregon is
$75 month. One year ago number of
districts managed to contract for teach
crs at $50 month. Now the teacher
taking up her first school is paid $75
a month with guarantee of an eign.
months term.
Districts that rung the school bell this
morning were as follows: Arbor Grove,
Middle Grove, Silverton, Sublimity,
Richey, Jefferson, Brush Creek, Salem,
Looney, Liberty near Maeleay, Silver
Cliff, Union Hill, st. Louis, Turner, Da-
Wis, johnson, Hazel Green, Thomas, Vic
tor Point, Fruitland, North santiam,
Porter, Salem Heights, Mill City, Beuna
Crest, Liberty. south of Salem, Swegel,
Geeland and Riverview
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29

crackers and even this caused me pain,
| was badly .constipated, lost weight
all the time and got so weak that l
could hardly keep up with my work.
You may know there was some
thing radically wrong with me when l
fell you had dropped down in weight
from one hundred and fifty eight
pounds to one hundred and thirty nine.
| just tried everything | could hear of
but got no relief until one day / read
Tanlac testimonial that described my
case to T. So at once got bottle
of this medicine and the third day
there was remarkable change in my
feelings. Then, of course, kept ON
taking it and after using five bottles
| had picked up nineteen pounds and
balanced the scales at my old weight,
one hundred and fifty eight pounds.
That was four months ago and l have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
4-YEAR OFFICE TERN
PETITION NOW READY

The ballot title on the proposed con-
stitutional amendment making the
terms Of all county officers four years,
has been prepared by Attorney General
Bsown and is now ready to receive sig
natures in order to be placed before the
voters of the state at the regular No
yember, 1920, election. The verified
signatures Of 9940 registered voters will
be necessary in order to secure for the
proposed amendment q place on the bal
lot. The amendment is initiated by Her
bert r. Dewart of Portland and r. }.
Green of La Grande.
According to the ballot title the
amendment proposes "to provide for
the election Of county clerk, treasurer,
sheriff, coroner and surveyor who shall
severely hold their offices for the term
of four years instead of two as now pro-
vidcd by law. The amendment is self
executing and becomes effective on the
first Monday of January, 1921, when the
county officers elected at the regular
November, 1920, election shall qualfv.D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
INVOLVES 26 PEOPLE

To quiet title to piece of land, it is
sometimes necessary to include in the
suit everyone who may have any right
title or claim to the particular piece of
land involved. Where there is any
doubt as to the title to land, it is Gus
tomary to bring suit, and require ev-
cry one with any interest whatever, to
appear and make good the claim, or
to be forever barred from any right,
title or interest.
For instance, Lee Tate owns 21 acres
of land in section 10, township south
of range west, few miles southwest
of Aumsville. In order to do the thing
in legal manner and include all those
who may have any interest in this
special q acres, he has been obliged
to bring suit against the following per
sons:
Marsha A. Decker widow; Melvin
Dripps and Jane Doe Dripps his wife;
Joseph Dripps and Elias Dripps, min
ors; Minnie Dripps, widow; James
Dripps unmarried; Archie e. Millard,
.widoewr; Adolphus Hoff, widower;
Fred Hoff and Ida S. .Hoff his wife;
Earl g. Hoff, unmarried; Orilla Dripps
widow; T. Jefferson Dripps, minor;
Lillian Dripps, unmarried; Allen
Dripps, minor; Ray Opel and George
Opel her husband; Samuel jenkins,
widower; Juliet NJ. Lord, widow; JOS
eph Kearns and 0. r.. Kearns; the un-
known heirs of John Grier, deceased;
the unknown heirs Of Dorcas Dripps,
deceased; the unknown heirs of Allen
lDripps, deceased. Also all other per-
sons or parties unknown. claiming any
interest, lien or estate in the land de-
scribed in the complaint.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29

been eating just anything I want ever
since and have never had the least
trouble with my stomach. In fact, /
never have an ache or pain of any
kind and am feeling as strong and well
as I ever did. believe Tanlac is the
best medicine ever sold in drug store
for any sort of stomach trouble"
Tanlac is sold in Salem by DR.. s. G.
Stone, in Hubbard by Hubbard Drug
Co., in Mt. Angel b. Ben Gooch, in
Gervais y JOIN Kelly, in Turner by
Fl. P. Cornelius; in Woodburn by Ly.
man Ii. onorev. in Silverton by Geo.
Steelhammer. in Gates by Mrs. j.
?. McCurdy, in otayton by G. A.
Beauchamp, in Aurora by Aurora Drug
Store, in st. Paul by Groceteria Stores
Co., in Donald by NJ. W. johnson, in
Jefferson by Foshav & Mason and in
Mill City by Marketeria Gro. Co.
(Adv)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29

Lake railroad, living at 3s15 South
Woodlawn street, Los Angeles, CAL,
in statement at the Owl drug store,
recently.
.'About year ago." he continued,
."I began suffering from indigestion,
and going down hill rapidly. could
not eat anything but what would bloat
me all up with gas and there was the
worst kind of pain in my stomach all
the time. ] finally got to where about
all / dared to eat was matted milk and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
NEW BANK CHARTERED

a charter for a new bank at Maline,
klamath county. to be known as the
state Bank Of Malinc was issued Sat
urday by Will II. Bennett, state su-
perintendent of banks. The bank is cap.
italized at $4,000 with j. w. Sic
mems named as president. A. Kalina,
vice president and Louis Boldischer,
cashier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
s. P. SHORT 45o CARS

According to daily reports on file
in the office of the state public SER
vice commission the Southern Pacific
short 450 cars in Oregon and the Spo-
kane, Portland and Seattle system is
short 240 cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29
RAILROAD MAN
GAINS 10 POUNDS
Engelmann was in Failing Health for
Year-Te Well and Strong
Now

eyes, sir, certainly can recommend
Tanlac, for it set me right several
months ago and I've enjoyed the best
of health ever since,'' said Dominick
Engelmann, car repaircr for the Salt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-29

Free-for-all pace, best three in five,
purse $1,000
Daisy d (Bagadale) --............1 l /
Tillamook Maid { Bal) -......---.2 2 2
Mildred Direct (MeGirr) ....:.-.-...3 3 8
Lena Patch lindsey ..-...-......5 4 dr.
Fitzsimmons (Brain) ......-.--.....-...4 dr.
Time: 2:101a; 2:12; 2:121a.
Special pace for named PAGERS, every
heat race, purse, $500
McApil (Kirkland) ..,.......-...-..1 / I
Jessie Kidwell (Helmen) ............2 2 2
Hal Harden (Bush) .......-.............3 8 8
Ikey (Marshall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5 l
Dr. Dyre (Smith) -..............-.........5 4 5
Time: 2:20; 2:18h; 2:17h.
Special trot, every heat a race, purse
$500
Halle B (Swisher) ......-.....-.........1 l 1
Cavalier Gale (Woodcoek) .-......2 2 3
Lillian B (McGirr) -...........-........3 8 9
Howard's Comet (Brain) .........4 A 4
Guy Light (Glerman) ........-..dis. dr.
Time: 2:15; 2:16; 2:15h.
Running, five furlongs, purse $50
Far Cathay (B. F. Fortune), first; Miss
Creighton MRS. L. Galbraith) second;
Anna Phaon (J. Gaffney) third. Time.
1908.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08
\, |W,SS] {: s; 4. lWS:sl Is;
POzAR MA SUPERIOR AVE.

Dnes rano O Seste hodine
vznikl ohen V tripatrove budo
We {. 324 zap. Superior Ave,
Kdyz hasici prijeli, plamen,
strechou proniknuvsl, slehal
10 vyse padesati stop, ohrozu-
je blocky sousednl. K pozafl-
Sti sjelo Sc ceikem sedm Get,
padesat hasicu, kteri do osmi
hodin dopoledne meli oheil
pod svou kontrolou, takze sko-
da ma majetku jen $4,000 OBJ
nasi. Plameny vznikly v pisar-
ne Bowman Sign Co. rozsifi-
ly Sc tez do poschodi firmy Fo
rest City Key Co. Hasicsky ma
Gelnik Wallace ridil dotcenou
ochrannou akci.
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a4AsiS s!41s2sS 1s
POSTKELEN PRfTELEM.

2Olety w. Grammes, 1880
Cordova ave., odvezen do
Lakewood nemocnice Sc strel-
nou ranou v zadech. Grammes
koupil 81 novy revolver a vcera
vysvetloval svemu priteli j.
Smithovi, jak treba podobnou
zbrani zachazeti. Smith po ma
vodu chopil Sc bambitky a "a
chazel zbrani tax, ze k vystre-
lu doslo. Smith nevedel pry re
zbran byla nabita a raneny ne
chce jej k soudu potahovati.
Stav streleneho IDA Sc byt bez
nadejny. Ma pl{ce kuli roztr-
zene zakrvaceni treba sc O.
bavati.
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TWSSl fWSs
ZEMEDELSKA VYSTAVA.

q. ledna bude otevfena V
Columbus statni zemed6lska
vVstava "a nfz ma byt rokova-
no o farmerskych pracich po-
valeGnVch. Asi 1000 zem6d6'
eli posle sv6 plodiny a moderni
hospodaTske stroie ma VISTA
WI a 81 zemadelskVch spolkfi
prislibilo ucast. Statni EXPERT
budou vvsv9tlovat lax treba u
zivati traktorG neinOveiSi vVro
bv rovn6z iinVch polnich
stroii V minuldm roce vvnale-
7envch neb zlepsenych. ME-
kari bndou NIT ma vystavce
2vlaStni odd6leni.
WCS1 rTTCS1
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UsMRTIL ZALETNfKA.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise pod
lehl v sobotu stfelnym ranam
Michal Valicant 2 Bedford a
vcera zatcen byl ieho skddce,
rovn6z italsky delnik M. Del
pia. Jedna Sc o zlocin re zarli-
vosti. 33lety zenaty Delpia pra
coval pred rokem Gypsem a
21lety Valicant byl u neho ma
strave. Brzy mezi stravnikem
a pani kvartyrskou vznikl de-
verny pomer, ktery skoncil L.
tekem milencn do Bedford,
kamz podvad6ny je nasledo-
val. Bydlili zas vsichni spoiled
ne a rovnez V Bedford diver
neho pom6ru mezi milenci ne
zanechano. Muzi pracovali V
Tavlorove tovarne ma zidle
kde mezi obema dochaze'o k
prudkym slovnfm potyckam.
ktere obvceine u policeiniho
soudu mely sve dozvuky. Pod
vad6nv muz posleze opatril Sc
bambitkou a sveho soka ukla-
dna, stfelil ctvTikrat do zad.
Stalo Sc tax 80. prosince, cd
kterezto dobv raneny V broad
wayske nemocnici mezi zivo-
tenn ,smrti kolisa'. al konec-
ne V sobotu dotrpel. Policie Mi
vodne nev6dala kdO vlastne
Valicanta stfelil nebVt dobro
volneho priznani podvadsne-
no, zlocin znstal bv snad zaha-
dou. Delpia vvzradil vsak ma
So vse vGera uvezn6n bvl V
okr. zalaf; pro vrazdu. Ieho
manze1ka intimni pomar Sc
stravnikem rOvn6z dOznava a
7atcani svdho 7akonneho mu-
He niktnrak nelitnie.
Pani Delpiova cita 'teprv 18
let a ie bezdatna.
EESea
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VOLEBNi
DOZVUKY.

Urednf cislice z pondelnich
specielnlch voleb sestaveny
vcera vecer a 2 Oficielnlch
tech souhrn6 vysvita, ze bon
dy ku kryti bezneho mestske-
no deficitu ziskaly 531 dvou-
tretinove vetsiny a nikoli pou-
re 125 jak vcera polo1fedne
bylo oznamovano. Pro bondy
hlasovalo 34,227 prot 49,
316, kdezto novostavba Union
nadrazi ma squaru schvalena
nfedni vetsinou 1882 a wee
ra oznamovana v6tsina ia po-
lo1redne byla 10,842 hlasy.
Pouze 2. warda oyla vetsinou
svou proti stavbe, kdezto vse-
cky ostatni wardy v meste pro
hlasily Sc pro stavbu nadrazi
ma squaru.
Terminalni spolecnost zaby
va Sc pfitOmne vyjednavanim
drahami ohledne nekterych
stayebnich podrobnostf a Sc
stavbou hlavnich nadraznich
budov zacne pry jiste pocat-
KEN dubna. Do toho casu mu-
ST byt nektere starobyle budo-
wy ma squaru strzeny. Bude ku
pTiklsdu strzeno jihozapadni
zakouti suuaru, severovychod-
nj narozi Prospect Ave. a zap.
8 ul. (smerem ku Cleveland no
telu) iakoz i severni cast Pro-
spect Ave. mezi zap. 3 ul. a
Ontario Ave.
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voJENsKA CvIcENf.

We vyssich mestskych sko-
.lach bude zau6ovano vojen-
skym pochodGm i ma dale,
vzdor tomu, ze valka byla jiz
ukoncena. v pondelni schGzi
skolni rady usneseno tax te-
mer jednohlasn6. Pouze pani
Greenova byla proti vojacko-
vani We vyssich skolach. Dotyc
nemu vojenskemu umenf bu-
dou Sc ucit jen zaci starSi, kde
ITO studenti nizsich rocnikG
mohou Sc k cviceni HAST do
brovolne. Starsi budou vsak k
vojenskym cvikGm donucova-
nj, takze podobna cviceni bu-
dou predmetem povinnym.
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0BCHODNfk SMRTELNE
POSTRELEN.

DO cukrarskeho kramu A.
Crarnve. 300 Superior Ave.
vnadli vGera V noci tri maskO-
vani bandit6 q kdvz SO lin uni
nGnV obchOdrfk vZeDrel stTeliIi
no n6m n6ko'ikrat 2 rnvOlvprfl
y vvnlan;vSn iaho rapiStnr nnr-
chh. PrnnodenV ma hluhOkou
stSolnor ranu hlav6 a lhkaTi
" MT S;na; ~n~, ,ocnici. kamE
smhrlanci hv' dopravno. nrn-
h1aSuif etav .roctTelnnhho "a IL
r1nS heznadSiny. Bandite ne
hvli chvceni.
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