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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
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much hazd work = - done IN erdeR
saee 0cnoison Coy win not fail =
aer last blg var task. TIE eampaign
for tie taking Of subscdptioas IA not
Start until Monday unoFning of IL
week and II q hoped TO reaeh IL
quota On or before Nay eth. How,
ever, the campaign will be continued
until May 10th II that 10 necessary In
order TO reach the allotted amount for
the county.
Jacks Cabin, with q quota Of ss,-
top" That district subscribed s., 400
before ths intensive campaign open
ed. The Jacks Cabin district does
not include the Doctor Mine district,
which has . quota Of its own Of $500.
Whitepine 10 smother district which
subscribed its quota before the inten-
sive campaign opened, and was the
second district in the county to re-
port "over the top" Ohio City has
also reported that its quota has been
raised.
Gunniscn with . quota Of $36, 900,
has reported $4,000, and Crested
Butte, with . quota Of $4,000, has
reported $2l 900. The men employed
in the four mines ut Crested Butte
have responded In . splendid way.
Thus far, only one man has failed TO
subscribe. Crested Butte il going
to make the splendid showing wheh
has characterised her war work il
the past. Each Of the four mines at
Crested Butte will win one Of the In
dustrial honor flags.
The campaign In the ranch district
was delayed day % account Of the
storm On Monday. and In some Of
the districts the work has not yet
been started
The Woman,s Committee has made
10 good showing, having thus far rs-
ported Ql00O subscribed by WomGn
lin the Cuunison town district.
Chris Faletti, of CreBtsd Butte, who
lrsceatly= 1DtuFnod from sFx1nce -
who hos been assigting In the speak
ing campaign In the county, has Of
fered souvenir from the war soae
to the subscriber for The 1aresst
amount Of Victory Notes in Gunnisoa
County, and one to the Crested Butte
citizen who takes the largest amount
Of these notes. 80
Those who have been conducting tho
speaking and entertainment campaign
have two meetings ahead Of them.
The Somerset meeting will be held ON
Friday Of this week. Somerset peo-
pie have agreed to pay the expenses
Of the Victory Loan Troupe in order
to have the entertainment. The dis
tance l. % great that It would have
been impossible to make the trip II the
people Of Somerset had not come for
ward with the expense involved. The
Baldwin nesting, which was to Be
held last Monday has been postponed
until Tuesday, May 9Th on account Of
the bad roads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
e.(4MlIl 40LD MICkQRy.

w. A. Potter came home yesterday
morning from France and il greeting
friends here. Potter was with the
IO5th Artillery IN the "Old Hickory
30th Division, which fought with Haig
on the front line in France and Bel
gium. He was In the capture Of such
towns ~ voormezeele, Busigny, Belli-
court and st. Benin, but went thru
without . wound.
OF the division Field Marshal Haig
said: "On the 10th Of September you
took part with distinction in the great
and critical attack which shattered
burg Line and opened the road for final
victory. The deeds ef the 9th and
S0th divisions will rank with the
highest achievement Of this war"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
RED CROSS CANTEEN
SERVING MANY SOLDIERS

Soldier boys are coming home fast
these days, and the canteen at La
Veta hotel, established by TIE Red
Cross under direction Of Nrs. Chester
Trevarthen and her corps Of willing
workers, is serving coffee, sandwiches,
chocolate and cigarettes to lots II
boys in uniform every morning. There
were ten fine looking fellows 1t the
train yesterday.
Ever since the canteen started, Jos.
Rowland, manager Of La Veta, has
been furnishing the hall free and also
the hot coffee. which il Of great -
sjstance to the canteen workers. They
have sold many cup Of. coffee and
sandwiches to civilians (soldiers are
al free Of coursel and added the
sources Of the order.
-Th0 RR3oo - Ro0oaN-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
IN. n. BLACKsrocK ASST
STATE VETERINARIAN IN sc.

A recent issue Of the Spartenbu1g
South Carolina Herald has this TO say
about DR.. n. r. Blackstock. son Of
Jos. Blackstock Of our city:
ADr. MR.. Blackstock has been ap-
pointed an assistant state veterinarian
by the trustees Of Clemson college.
Under authority conferred by the sp-
pointment, DR.. Blackstock will have
the right to condemn, appraise or de-
stroy any cattle which be may hnd to
be suffering with tuberculosis. Under
state Law, such an official 10 empowered
ed TO take such . course. DR.. Black
stock ID veterinarian living in Spart-
anburH. He has been advised Of his
appointment by R. A. Feley, state vet
eterinarian." -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR
SPEAK TO NORMAL STUDENTS
visits Cunnissa Friends Over 2
Hears Stay in Oar City.

Delayed BY the Cerro Hin wreck
on Sunday. Congressman Taylor and
0rA Taylor, who was accompanying
him, turned back to Montrpse and did
not reach Gunnison until AondAy
Plans had been perfected to have
Mr.. Taylor speak here In the interest
Of the Liberty Loan 1t the theatre on
Sunday evening, and his plans not
being known, no public meeting could
be arranged on short notice for Mon
day. but on Tuesday morning q tie
Normal chapel he spoke TO The stu-
dents On the Liberty Loan, the war
and tie Panama Canal, giving vivid
hour talk that wns replete With witty
anecdoke md sober truth.
he hAd but recently returned from
. trip to tie canAl sone and .6nds
Une3o ;Sam's Investment Of hah .
billion 70 be working splendidly. Tha
eTeat double lee3rs, each no fest Wide
snd thOuaand fest long, sss crowded
With vessels all IL tims. The Amo4fs
een 1aG II not - conspicuous - th0oo
ol skA8 na&ioas, ut sur present
:.s.s.ssd,ss{ ~ 9 e Dssssa- swal ssnsdy
II. Tayisr spsae q the great vssiI
fer p1kaie nerisdss thst tiis ri
cd hIe could nGt b told cf dnriG
the eoa4jet For instance, q tho
elose & tha wnr. when " were jasG
hft1ing or gatt = III ltnss of war ON
ot1ue4iea, tke ms factories cf Amer-
-, inpecvissd eut q nolhine 3 %
uHamkka = - ra~~aRa~Sr~{~p naaMA
pe!sea gas evPry week - kill every
THe kiehpst medal ef honor givsn
sienal usd.L = has besn presented
these wsgs Colorado boyA That = :
beys sinee tAis stats With one ~
eat e e s ths pegcl:saoa, gets = pr
The isaa.d of Porto Reo = cn1
Iovelis. pos.essioa. i + : hsuef.
y: Pieeapules, c.9se, eocoennts 81
hlsek ysplblie q AaiH, wiieh ~ O,
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- q ~ eovosa1nGnE 7lielr IL
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
THIRTY HURT IN
R. R. WRECK

PAnseaeen un he vost-bound train
9anAay had . sArilling sxpexieaee
about 4 mile this side q CerIe SuD-
NIT. For some treason tAe seceod
baggage ear left the track and pu1led
the other ave coaches with Il, 1eaving
only the engine and tender % tie
rails. Altho tipping toward . 200
foot precipice. il was on . sharp in
curve and the cars arehed. holding
them from breaking apart and rolling
The parior car, however lay with the
rear end almost hall over the bank
and once started, would have d1gged
the others down the hill.
In some miraculous manner no one
was killed or fatally injured. About
thirty were hurt so that their wounds
had 10 be dressed at the Aontrose
hospital. Among them Knsper Pres
sler Of Baldwin, whose left eye was
severely injured by . hot coal from
the overturned stove. Frank Cover,
Salida brakeman, well known here,
ley of Crested Butte had her back in
jufed; F. r. Ward, Salida brakeman,
cut and bruised; John McAleer, Grand
Junction, right hand bruised, arteries
severed; Harry Richardson. Delta
back hurt and right hip injured; Mrs.
A. Jeffers. Ouray. severe bruises. arm
hurt.
There were number Of soldiers on
the train and half dozen Of them got
bruised or jammed.
Altho it was waiting at Cerro sum-
NIT to pass at the time of the accident,
it was three o'clock Monday morning
before the east bound train could get
past the wreck and reach Cunnison.
This makes the fourth turnover the
Rio Grande narrow gage has had IN
two months. Some say Il IL due 70
bad tracks, and others say bad engines
or cars, and others, that all four were
unavoidable accidents
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
SHOULD TUNNEL
MARSHALL PISS

A letter has ben Eeeeived fEpm
Carrpll II. Carter nd H c. Bartlatt,
appointed by Presideat Sullivan of the
Chamber Il Commerce TO yepresenk
Gunnisen county - deleRates - the
cou1erence held at DsavoeS April ~,
esncerning tie proposed tunneafng of
The main range at vaxi6ao pointa
They ATTENDED tie Moetng and 1oun6
sentiment favorable 70 f5eiudhg IL
Monarch pass (1lnrIhnI HAss) md
Durango pass tunne1 with the no9afk
or Jsues Peak tunnel. However,,
under t14ms ~ fhe bin, m theee nat
ters mnst II worked ont ard presented
70 tie people n biIl. 0nI section,
with Others, Mnst Get aplidly behind
IL prupositiea II uniting our tunnel
md resultant bruadgAgs with tie
James Feak Tunnel, OF It may carry
and We VIA wait . Iong while tor .
e tss ietter, Basslsst and Carter
~ q part:
AZ sGid nseting tAere were psua-
ent ". G. Evans, Ex-0gv1e1er Chx1-
- I'D about = oehar 1o1oGnt6a -
4ax - we vugo nb1e - dl1eOg1E n
the de1eGntee pzuoGt excc g IL
81. KG1ly - Duxangos - NJ J4gtr
1T on6 uva6ak, WeEo MtonoG1r mteep
Antld 81 H 0eGa1E tnA - en1y
ine1ntG1ly be11tel II - D1sGe
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
CONTRACTS TO BE .ADvER-
TISED FOR G. h. s. BUILDING

A meeting Of the county high school
directors was held Saturday and fur
ther acton taken towsrd Retting the
plans in shape for building. On &c
count Of the high cost Of construction
this year, . cost which has risen IN
six years from II cents . cubic foot
70 Is cents, Il was necessary to either
make the proposed school building
mnch snaller, or make It two stories
md hassment instead Of three. The
latter plans vii probably b adopted.
- that lie ground plans Of tie build
ing wiu ~ Be ccnfsactsd. Bids viii
b asksd ser On beth dssiens,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
EARL MULLIN PURCHASES
STORE AT lola

Earl Mullin has purchased from ].
B. Lee the general merchandise store
ct lola md takes charge this week.
Earl has had much experience in
the grocery business, and IN branching
out for hiussef, viii have the best
wishss n . large circle Of friends thru
ths county. He d bound to make . 80
Mr.. Lee intends 70 move to Pueblo
later b ~ year, but says that be II
1rst geing to do some Of that trout
nshing that there never wns any time
for - loug q TIE store duties were
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
ZED SCOTT BUYS r. r. Me-
DONALD RANCH AT DOYLE

Early in the week, Zed Scott pur-
eashsd frpm Finley MeDsnaid the
1stter's ranch - Doyisvills, paying
$4,000 Tor u 10 a1res - Ane hay
land which produces aruend 100 tons
. year. This place adjoins the fors
mer Dunn ranch that Zed 10 leasing
from 8. 8 Waters, 20 that he now
has . fine layout with $50 acres Of
bottom land and equipment Of both
places TO handle the produce.
1t was his brother, Date Scott, who
bought the Kennedy ranches mention
ed last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02

wh1cA are mounted on the tanks will
bask firth N invitation 70 citizens Of
this 1iststct 70 purchase notes. - tanks
mase their way through the country.
Tie tanks were overAauled and ars
being sent ct Into the states oe The
district n slsssn special trains.
1As tanks are six-ton nschinos ana
were ussd almost exclusively On the
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
COMPOSITION. SUBMITTED FOR
TIE VICTORY LOAN PRIZE

The following are among compost
tion Of $50 words submitted bv pupils
Of Gunnison schools for the Victory
Loan Prize Of $50 Liberty Note o.
fered by 8. d. Nicholson. chairman Of
the state drive.
The Price Of Peace The vietsry Lea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
IeAssi nsrsisa Mssaay

Sehssl us<sisa Msaaay
School election IL next Monday. Nay
6th. In District Ne. the only can
didate for secretary u IL .pFeeeat In
eumbeAt, Niss Nannia HaFwood.
-Soo psess - Psassp-
Deaa Q1isiey HnRsues
: On April nd Dean ouigiey sniled
from France In IL trOopd11p Cenesal
Grant. He should he In New York
ere this. We trust ~ shau see him
onee agaia b Gunnissa vesy seon. :
-eThe Psase = rsaSs-
Sen OlsesI1aeing ~
cana Waz3sA Jsnnines tpsk 6o0oo
brock t.oat b Crested Bgfte yeseef-
Whalen for distributien IN Slake river.
p. C. Aartia anA Allea Lake received
1900 70 plant sssr Glaeisr sidi.g IN
East river and CemAAt creek.
-1Ae Psese - Psess~-
Ansehsr nesefssd Ssle
w. L Curtis and Frank Anderson
returned yesterday Viorning from
Denver where they bought = carload
Of hne balls that they advertise for
sale In page four Of this paper. The
stockmen are bringing in some extra
6ne stun II these sales and we have
no doubt the pre3ent eaxload 10 fully
up to standard.
-As PFses - reees~-
Sseveas Again - lnspeetisa Beard
C. T. Stevens went over TO Denver
Monday evening TO help wind up #.
fairs at the last meeting Of the State
Stock Inspection Board, which WAS
held on the 30th. At that meeting
Governor Shoup reappointcd him for
the three-year term. There was only
ono change in tho personncl Of the
inspection ooards which seem to have
given excellent satisfaction.
@TAe PBeee 0f Peaee~-
Shy - Aute Licenses 4
The number Of auto licenses 80 far
taken out in the county only amounts
to some $50, whereas, according to
County Clerk McWilliams, there
should b $50 licenses when everybody
gets his ear out. Evidently some are
OF drivers licenses Is have taken out.
No motorcycle licenses have been IL
-TAe Fries 81 Psses--
Ohis City Ysaag Fslks Married
The wedding Of two Ohio City young
folks ocurred- in Gunnison Saturday
afternoon, Hugh Monson and Miss
Mary Steele being united in marriage
by Rev. Ferris, q the hosss.ef a. G.
DsAisaeon of orr city.
Mr.. Noason u . well-hnown and
popular young man Of Ohio City. the
son Of Mrs. Mary Munaon Of that
place. His fair bride il teaching
school on Quartz creek. the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Steee, being near Lake City. News
Champin joins with their host Of well
wishers for long and happy welded
life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02

Twelve bstsls SCARED taalEs, Asaae1
I'D battered By ineessant 0ersnan
eerrass and machine gun flrs On ~
Western froat will asstst In The We
tory Loan drive IN the Tenth Federal
Reserve District. They will b
manned ey members Of the tank
corps. who have seen active ssrvteo
u France. sad me ~ nillimeter gund
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
(By Lawrence O'Leary)

Today we need the patriotism which
teaches us, not 10 die for cur couutxy,
but b live for e; which -shall enauso
after the men represented By cur
Service Banners arc demobilieod md
Old Glory waves from h prU.
war plaee-the pafxiotism At peaee,
which impe2s - 20 maintain cur eouh-
trySs honsr BY enabling eur eusesn-
ment to pay eur just dsbts, rucont
eeruct our Industries, re-edueate our
Disabled soldiers, and 'AlniAh the rs"
~ gioriously ~ our boys fought the
crucial battles.
Those boys still overseas long 70
return, take mp the broken thread II
lie and forget, II possible, the hofri-
BILE buainess Of war. One hundred
million prosperous Americans are not
going to paFiey over lending only four
and one-ha1 billion dollar3 to thiir
government md thus delay fhair
homecoming. Sammie ard Jae1ie
shall see that We had much rather lena
money 70 welcome their retusn H.
10 speed their parting. NJ
1haY ended the combat unexpoetaae
y, Swing thcusands. Of lives md n1il-
uoas of dollars. The Muse of Hf6tofY
unnSt not eloee the annals of ttaa -
by recording t1at . single red- -hloo6s1
Amexican faltered IN his dnty e u,61n.
The Victory Loan . suceose; - ~
come peaee 70 . Wnx<Neoky world
For the boys who shall NJ e6uAs
beek; 1of tbeee Who GhAl te4lt1 16nfh
- md ez3ppaed: for theee Mle -
en3e md 1ound IT our ds11n9o
se1Ae bt!a = 0syel31k ~ = - &
~ 49, ~ - zoeDa - n L
~ fslso q 49, ~ u n ~ .,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
S60,6e
Total
!. ! J. Miller % q r he First N.tiona!

was treasurer Of the movement, and
these gentlemen named above, togeth-
er with the keutenants in the various
districts, deserve eommendation for
the excellent record In this noble work
Since the above vas n type, Mr..
Hanlon has received $108 from Scuer-
ct, making . tutal 4 9ee46S for Tie
county. This makes more than three
tnes over TIE top. g
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02

Mis- Doisy Kselor y believed to
hnte appandieitis and viii be taken
70 the kospital = Salids tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02

western front at the time the arnie
tice was signed. They proved much
more efficient than the heavier tanka
The machines saw active serytcs
against tAs bochs and their dsne66
sidss and battered treads tell . upfe
story q German fire which falled q
~ mission in penstrating the armor.
I'd she'll Of the machines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
-sTAe PSSse - Roaser-

Henry Bartlett returned Sunday
from nome months on N eastern trip.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04

fejnych praci poslednlch me
sicich pfi vyjednavani 0 naftu
s Polskem, Rumunskem a Me-
xikem. A ma konec musil do
znati ze benzinu neni. V
tom Sc pc silnici blfzl automo-
bill Sc ctyrmi pany. Nejddstoj-
nejsi 2 Mich jedinym pohle-
dem seznal oracovy bedy a ka
zal zastavit. Jeho Sofer musel
vyprazdniti nadrz a benzin
pfellti do nadrze motoroveho
pluhu. OraG oral vesele dale,
republika dostala pfiStim ro-
KEN obili a ctyri pani -s po-
vzneSenym v6domim vykonane
.vlastenecke povinosti sli vese-
le pesky k nejblizSf zeleznicni
stanici a odjeli - do Berlina.
Tolik republikansky kronikar.
Ale udalost musi byti pravdiva
Nebot' nedeli, V den pred "a
hajenim pfimeho rychlikoveho
spojenl mezi Prahou Berli-
mem, odjeli ctyri zastupci mini
sterstva obchodu V automobile
do Berlina, patrne aby usetri-
Ii uhli spalen6 V rychllkove 10
komotive. V den ten vydalo
ministerstvo verejnych pracf
letaky: "Setrte benzinem -
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LITERATURE.

v cas- valky tam mas. O.
braz re zivota We 4 jednanich
Sc zpevy. Pro ceskoamericka
ochotnicka divadla napsala E.
mile Fuksova. Tiskem vydaly
Zenske Listy, 2646 S. Central
Park Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Cena
knizky 25c. - Slecna Fuksova
jake ucitelka ma ceske skole
poznala citelny nedostatek
vhodnych divadelnich her pro
skolni mladez zdejsi a ochotni
ky, proto napsala tuto hru,
jez ma zdravou vlasteneckou
tendenci a ma jevisti pGsobi sill
nym dojmem. Del Sc odehrava
v ceske vesnici v letech 1914
1918 a predvadi nam utrapy,
jake tam musili naSi lide pro-
ziti, nez konecne Jim zasvitlo
slunko svobody. Hra "V cas-
valky tam u mas byla prvne
sehrana 25. kvetna 1919 v
Merfick, Mass, velkym IL
spechem. Cisty vytezek pro-
dele techto knizek pripadne
"Ceskemu Srdci" sirotknm
Utulny Zenske v~Brne, proto
by 81 mel kazdy aspon jednu
zakoupiti a seznamiti sc de-
jem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-04

ktery Sc svymi osadniky mel
neustale tfenice.
Kobersti sokolove pofadali
okrskove cviceni, ku kteremu
jsme Sc Slavkovaci take Wy
pravili, nebot' KoberSti sokolo
We nevynechali nikdy kdyz
jsme u mas poradali cviceni We
refine.
Ten cas- byl nacelnikem uc.
Panek a u mas prednosta stani-
ce, natelnlk Stainhauser me
mecke jmeno, ale dobry Cech)
Vykrotili jsme asi pIl druhe
hod. odpoledne a "a zvuku
trubky vesele ubirame Sc asi
2 hodiny cesty vzdalenym Ko-
beflcim. Costa V prirode nam
vesele ubihala a jiz jsem Sc
blizili k vesnici, avSak CO to,
naproti nam ubira Sc prdvod :?
V pfedu farar Hamrsmit or
natku krizkem V ruce "a MIN
asi 10 bab.
Kdyz jsme Sc pfiblizili, tax
hoSi aniz by 81 p. farare vSi-
mil, capky nechali ma hlavach
a kraceli dal. Farar zrudnul,
zaprskal a spustil litanii, re by
Sc "a nj nemusil stydet zadny
pacholek u mas u volG. Baby
prizvukovaly tax re clovek ne
vedel, mali sc smat nebo Sc
stydet "a neho. Hesi Sc zasta-
viii, ale podnacelnik zvolal
"pochodem pochod!" a pan
faraf prskal 81 ma krizek, KITE
ry nesl V ruce. (Farar Sc do.
zvedel, ktere strany pujdou
sokolove, tax ud6lal procesi V
tn stranu, ackoli jindy nikdy
tam nesel.)
Sprostota> fararova mas tro.
chu zarazila, avsak jiz jsme
vchazeli do vesnice, kde jsme
byli bratry sokoly pratelsky
uvitani, tax jsme ma bojovne.
no farare zapomn6li. Mela-lt
jsem pred II mn6jakou uctu
pred knezem, tax jsem il upl.
ne ztratila, kdyz jsem 81 vzpo
mnela ma farare Hamrsmida
! Nazdar!
| prnc n q z lyov,1 L ll,Co,,S
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STECHER ZVfTEZIL MAD
LEWISEM.

New York, 3. listopadu. =
Joe Stecher, farmar zapadu a
zapasnik znameho jmena po-
razil svym povestnym hroz-
nym nizkovym chvatem dnes-
niho vecera v Madison Squaru
Garden nemene slavneho "a
pasnika Lewise, jenz znam byl
pod sportovnim jmenem "Skr-
tic". Zapas trval l hod. 81. mi
nut a tri vtefiny, "a kterou do
bu Sc Stechrovi podarilo napro
sto vysileneho soupere polozi-
ii ma obe lopatky. Tesne pred
vitezstvim snazil sc Lewis ety.
rikrate "a sebou uplatniti "a
hlavni chvat, kterymz dtokum
byl by bezmala Stechr podlehl.
Kazdy dnik re zelezneho obje-
II soka byl provazen obrov-
skym potleskem.
Earl Caddock, jenz mel IT,
tul sampiona tezke vahy, po-
kud sc nevzdal sportovni profe
sionelni drahy, hodla vystoupi-
ii z ustrani podsteupiti Sc
Stechrem novy zapas.
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vSem bratrim sestram. o kez
bych mohl Vas navstiviti! Mo-
hlo by Sc stati - jednou -
ale lepe Wy zde o VII. Slete V
Praze. Preji VaSi praci mnoho
zdaru!
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MANZELSkA TRUCHLO-
HRA.

Ell Paso, 2. listop. = Slepa a
chora manzelka Julia Wagnc-
ra, 65 roktl stara, prosila sve-
no manzela, ably ucinil konec
jejimu trapeni. Wagner upo-
slechl a pax tymz zpusoberA
wal 81 sam zivot, poziv jedu.
Mrtvoly jejich dnes nalezeny
N astole lezel dopis, vysvetlu.
jici truchlohru. Wagner by
odbornym zkoumaGem a drog:
stOu.
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VICE NEz DVACET ZTRA
CENYCH.

Musketon, Michigan, 2. listo
padu. Pfi potopeni parniku
Muskegon cd linie Crosbyovy,
o jehozto rozdrceni jsme zpra
WI prinesli, ztratila Sc die L.
fedniho oznameni dvacet jed
ma osoba, kdezto zjiStenych
mrtvych jest ctrnact. O ostat-
Mich sedmi neni jeSte mic zji-
steno. Jak jsme povedeli, par
mix Sc rozbil, byv vrzen mo-
hurnymi vlnami "a prudke bou
re ma hraz kanalu muskegon-
skeho, kdyz do neho vjizd6l,
ably v pristavu dosel pred bou
ri ochrany. Koroner James Bal
binie i ufednici Crosbyovy spo
,lecnosti vyslovili minenf, re. z
tech, kteri schazi, zadny Sc
nenajde a re vSichni zahynuli.
Jmena t6chto sedmi nemohla
byti zjistena, ale lodni ucet-
mix, ktery miva V rukou sezna-
my vyslovil mineni, re ctyri
jsou plavci a tri cestujici.
Dnes nastalo jiz ponekud utise
nj boufe a potapeci mohli o.
hledati LODI, ktera Sc potopila
We hloubce padesati stop. Sou
di Sc, re nekteri utonulych
dostali Sc do lodnich trosek,
kdyZ parnik narazil ma pier a
rozdrtil Sc. Pobrezni straznici
pfibuzni ztracenych obcha-
zeli Ia dine j V noci kolem po-
bfezi v nadeji, re vlny nekte-
rou mrtvolu ven vyvrhnou. Ne
kolik jich bylo jiz vyneseno, a.
lie jak uz bylo uvedeno, sedm
dosud schazi. Zachraneni, KITE
II prisli vsechno, co sebou We
zli, jsou nyni pod opatrovanim
Cerveneho Krize. Tri z mich
: pry jsou tezce poraneni.
Vladni urednici budou vySetro
vati pricinu neStestf.