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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
HOMES ARE BURNED
IN BLAZING WARFARE
BELFAST AN INFERNO IN BLOOD
AND FIRE.-MAcHlNE GUNS
USED.
THE DEATH LIST MOUNTING
Sim Felners, Enraged at Attacks OF
the unlonists, Fight Previously
Sixteen Dead, One Hundred
Are Wounded.

Belfast.-The Shankhill district Of
Belfast Aug, 81 was blazing inferno.
Nearly q score Of fires had been start
ed, and virtually all the grocery stores
and public houses owned by Catholics
IN the district were being destroyed.
The police fired on the crowd dur
ing the disturbances, inflicting several
casualties.
At in the afternoon minor battle
started in Royal Avenue with the Bel
fast telegraph office as its center. A
crowd of Sim Feiners crept down
Library Street from Garrick Hill and
opened revolver fusillade on the
Unionists in the avenue, who replied
vigorously. The windows adjacent to
the fighting were crowded with spec
tators.
Mondays rioting was the worst In
the city's history and took place in
broad daylight. The victims again
were numerous and brought the dead
up to 16. In excess OF 100 persons
we're more or less seriously injured
during the disorders, and there have
been 13o fires during the week.
The lord mayor, after strong pres
sure, made representations to the au-
thorities, as a result of which Gen.
cambridge and Commissioner Gelston
gave the customary "a hours notice of
the enforcement of the curfew order.
The men killed last week were de-
clared to be Sim Feiners, while those
killed Monday were virtually all I'm
ionists.
The mills, factories and schools were
closed, and most Of the shops in the
disturbed areas also were shut tight.
Hundreds OF men In Belfast are
armed with rifles, Others have revol.
vers and perhaps thousands are equip
ped with improvised weapons-clubs
and black jacks.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
NEE DING BREApsTuFFs.

France Must import Near Five Billion
Pounds, Says Eeonon,lstle Editor.
Paris.-Andre Less, editor OF the n.
nancial journal Economists, declares
in an article that France will be ob.
liged to import 10000 600 quintals
t4,9Os 100000 pounds) OF breadstuf.s
and that the United States has TIM
largest disposable quantity for that
purpose. He remarks that France
will be able to profit by the fall In
the Chicago wheat market.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
Foeh May vIsIt-u. s. In Spring.

Strasbourg.-It is learned that the
visit of Marshal Foch to America has
been fixed tentatively for early next
April. During his stay in the coun-
try he viii visit many Of the rincipal
cities
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
OFFICIALLY SIGNED.

Suffrage Amendment to CONSTITUTION
Ratified and Signed.
WashiDgton.-The proclamation an
nouncing officially that the suffrage
amendment to the constitution had
been ratified was signed by Score
tary Colby Of the State Department.
The document was signed in the
morning at Mr. Colby's home when the
certificate from Gov. Roberts that the
Tennessee legislature had ratified the
amendment was received.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Burned Beneath Overturned Car at
California Fair Grounds.

California Fair Grounds.
Santa RoIa, Cal.-Two automobile
racers we're burned to death beneath
their overturned car and 7-year-old
spectator was killed when light car
in the Sonoma county fair races blew
out a rear tire, left the track and
crashed into a tree. The dead are
Arlo Beattie, pilot; Delbert Walker,
mechanician, and Clarence Pregge.
Beattie was leading in the SO-mile
free-for-ail event when one of his tires
exploded on the nineteenth lap. The
car swerved off the track into tree.
The gasoline tank exploded In burst
OF flames. Pregge, who had been
standing at the foot of the tree, was
nearly decapitated.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
Heavy Damage to Cotton.

Fort Worth. Tex.-Following thu
long period Of wet weather, state
ment issued here by President Lyday
OF the Texas Farmers Union said his
reports showed heavy damage to the
cotton in South and Southeast Texas.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
RICHMOND ouTaRows MEMPHIS.
Virginia clty's Numerical Increase
44,03e or 34.5 Per Cent.

Observation-Disclosures, Va. with
the largest numerical growth OF popu.
lation in Its history during the last
decade, takes rank as S7th largest city
Of the country. the census bureau an
nouncing the population as l71,667.
Ten years ago Richmond ranked as
seth city, and In the decade has out
grown Syracuse. New Haven. Mem
phjs and Scranton. Omaha and Akron
have outgrown the Virginia capital.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
KiLsY HEADS SYNDICATE.
Lynehbure Foundry Company Disposes
Of Plant For 100000.

Lynchburg, va.-The Lynchburg
Foundry company announced here that
it has sold its Admission tAla.) cast
iron pipe plant to a syndicate, headed
by Gov. Kilby Of Alabama, the pur-
chase price being around 100000
cash. The new owners get possession
this week. The local company built
the Admission plant about seven years
ago.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03

Temple. Tex-Richard knight. 104
years old, died at the family home
near here. He had q son who served
in the Civil War.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
RUTH OUT OF GAME.
Right Arm Became Infected BY Insect
Bite.

New York.-The New York Yankees
probably will be without the services
Of Babe Ruth. champion home run hit
ter. for 10 days. Ruth's right arm
become infected by an insects bite,
which at first was thought to be boil.
Ruth's physician made cut OF three
inches in the arm and It is believed the
infection has been checked.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
Tugs Rush to Vessels Aid.

Liverpool.-The American steamer
Mopang reports that she is drifting at
sea off the Irish coast with her en-
gines disabled beyond repair. Tugs
have been dispatched to the aid OF the
vessel.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
AiRPLANE WRECKED BY FALL.
At 1000 Feet Up the Plane Dropped
In a Nose Dive,

Asheville. N. Gin an airplane fall
near Flat Rock, Arthur s. Truck. Hen
derson Telephone Co.. and Lieut.. IL
belhausen, pilot were injured seri-
ously and the machine was wrecked.
At an altitude OF 1000 feet, witnesses
said, the plane dropped In nose dive
but the pilot succeeded In righting 1t
500 feet from the ground. II then
went into another nose dive and struck
the earth.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
QUAKE SHAKES MALTA.
Buildings In F,oriana and Surrounding
District Damaged.

London.-The island of Malta suf-
fered an earthquake shock Of consid-
cradle force. said Central News dis
patch from Rome. quoting advices
from Syracuse, Sicily. Numerous
buildings in Floriana and the surround
ing district were seriously damaged
and the population was IN a panic, the
dispatch says.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-03
HEAVY STORM DAMAGE.

cloudburst Causes 100000 Loss ut
Carlisle, Ky.
Louisville. Ky.-Special kilograms
from Carlisle. Ky, say damage esti.
mated at more than 100000 was caus-
ed there by cloudburst which inun-
dated the valley in which the town
lies. A number OF dwellings were
swept from their foundations. No loss
Of life was reported.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

Greeks to protest against tho proposed
return of Constantine. They demand
ed the proclamation of republic in
Athens, with Venixelos as President
Greece never achieved the greatness
to which Venizelos brought her." said
DR.. Fappsdopoulos, "when she was un-
der the rule of Constantine and roy
atty. Her present leaders brought moth
Ing but shame and dishonor upon her
Those of our countrymen who, per-
verted by the propaganda made possl-
bic by Germany and the Leeds millions,
voted against the liberator of our coun-
try are narrow and ungrateful, but
know That the overwhelming majority
of Greeks in this country and the four
million Greeks scattered about the Ash
attic littoral are behind Nenizelos. He
fell victim to a vicious and selfish
propag aganda which he was too noble to
counteract,"
The speakers were particularly em-
phatlc In their denunciation Of Solon
Vasto. publisher Of the Atlantis. q
royalst newspaper published in New
YORK who recently sent a telegram to
tho president Of the Swiss Republic
thanking him. in behalf of 100000
Greeks in America. for Offering an
asylum to Constantine. The meeting
repudiated this action by unanimous
vote and adopted the following reso-
luton:
1--WE disapprove and protest against
the present Greek governments de-
clared Intention to restore to the
throne of Greece the ex-kinp Con-
stantine, who, having proved recreant
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Leeds Millions
Back Ex-King,
Greeks Charge
American Wife of Prince
Christopher Denounced
at Meeting in This City
For Aid Given TO Royalty
Say Cash Beat Venizelos
Loyalists Hooied and Driven
From Church; One Was
Elected and Doused

More than 5000 Greeks assembled In
the Church Of st. Eleuthereos, 859
West Twentyfourth Street. last night
10 protest against the proposed return
OF former King Constantine They de-
nounced the former Mrs. William B.
Leeds, widow of the New York mil
lionairc and wife of Prince Christopher
of Greece, brother to Constantine, for
throwing her millions to the support
of the Greek royalists and making the
defeat of Venizelos possible.
Speakers who addressed the meeting
charged that German money and Mrs
Leeds's millions were used by the Con
stantine party in propaganda which
undermined the position of Venizelos
This occurred after Greek royalists
who sought to create disturbance were
elected from the hall, to the accompani-
ment of denunciations by the crowd.
At times it seemed that riot would
be provoked, and only the interference
of q large squad of police restored or
der
Among those elected was Dimitrios
Theophylatos, president of the Greek
American Loyalist League and regard
cd in the local Greek colony as roy
downstairs by mob shouting anti
royalst threats. a pail of water was
thown on his head as he was elected
into the street
Constantine Is Denounced
For more than three hours the church
resounded with cries of death to Con-
stantinel" Down with kings and
princesl" "Shame on the woman who
betrayed democracy" "zto Vcnizelosi"
and Long live the Liberator."
The speaker who provoked the vio-
lent denunciation of the former Mrs.
Leeds was Kleanthis Vassardakis,
former Greek Consul at San Francisco
The traitor Constantine" he shouted
amid general applause and cheering,
"who did nothing for Greece except
back through the influence of the Leeds
millions 1t is not the Greek people
who voted against Venizelos. The ma
.v-4-s ul ". ems, scattered throughout
,he world, are behind the liberator Of
their country. It was German money
and the Leeds millions who defeated
Venizelos.
1T was this money which bought The
election for Constantine. 1t is Mrs
Lo1~- ambition to be a member of g
going royal concern. Nenizelos could
not command the financial support
which Mrs. Loeds threw to his enemies
and he went down. But the Greeks in
America and The American people
themselves will know how to condemn
this misuse Of good American dollars
TO bolster up defunct royalty. 1T is q
shame that American money should he
used in the betrayal of civilization and
democracy"
Greece Facing Crisis
Other speakers who denounced Mrs.
Leeds for her alleged financial support
Of Constantine were Nicholas Papa
dopoulos, Patros Tatanis. editor Of the
National Herald, q Venizeos organ
published in this city; DR.. Sofocles
Datakis, former president of the Pan
Hellenic Union; Costas Sakelarrakoss,
A. A. Athenson and George Nikolaou.
All the speakers declared that Greece
was facing the greatest crisis of her
national history and appealed to all
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Athens Receives
Ex-King's Brothers
Like Two. Heroes
Triumphal Procession in
Honor of Princes Arranged
by Queen Mother Olga
and the New Premier

ATHENS, Nov. "a (By The Associat-
cd Press Princes Andreas and Chris
topher. brothers of ex-King Constan-
tine of Greece, arrived in Athens at s
o'clock this afternoon. The princes
were escorted by large and enthusiastic
crowds to the palace from the dock at
which their steamer arrived from italy.
The triumphal procession in honor of
the two princes had been arranged by
Queen mother Olga, Premier Rhallis
and Minister of War Gounaris. Hun
dreds of autom obiles took part.
The entire route was strewn with
olive branches, and soldiers and civil
ians sang hymns to Constantine. Prince
Apdreas who WAS dressed in civilian
clothing, was carried like q football
hero on the shoulders of friends
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Irish Inquiry Board Asked
10 Probe Negro Lynchipos

:, BOSTON, Nov ga request that
the committee Of One Hundred, which
is conducting hearings in Washington
on the Irish situation, continue in ses.
sion after the completion OF its in
vestigation for the purpose Of conduct
ing hearings on lynching of negroes
was sent to Oswald Garrison Willard
Of New York, and Miss Jane Adams
Of Chicago, tonight by the Rev M
a. N. Shaw, president of the National
Equal Rights League. The request
asks for "a gathering of the facts of
racial iniustice and mob rnnrdars"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
French See q Trick in
Creek PLebiscite Ballot

PARIS, Nov. 24.-The French Foreign
Office has been informed that the
Greek plebiscite ballot upon the ques-
tion Of the return of ex-King Cons tan
tine to the throne, to be cast December
b, Will also contain clause giving the
voters the opportunity to declare
whether they desire the return of ex-
Premier Venizelos to Greece.
The Foreign Office expressed its
opinion to-day that in view of the fact
chat Venizelos no longer holds any
official position this proviso is merely
a subterfuge by his opponents, as
Venizelos has never been denied the
privilege of residence in Greece as a
private citizen. he having left only be-
cause his life was threatened.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

to the traditions of the Hellenic
people and betrayed his oath. has be-
trayed and disgraced our fatherland."
Copies of the resolution we're sent
to the government at Athens. the
President of the United States. the
Secretary of State and to the embas-
sizes of the Allied nations in Washing
ton.
Tho former Mrs. William B. Leeds.
who Inherited fortune estimated at
$14,0oo,oo0 on the death of her hus-
band in Paris, in 1908. was married to
Prince Christopher in Geneva. Janu-
nry 80. 1920. Former King Constantine
was represented at the wedding bv tho
nuSe OF Sparta, at that time the Crown
Prince Of Greece.
Mrs. Leeds is a daughter Of the late
William c. Stewart, of Cleveland. She
was Mrs. Nancy Stewart orthington
when she was married to Mr.. Leeds.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25

through the crowd Of ten thousand per.
sons in Constitution Square.
Prince Christopher is the husband Of
American.
Assertions are made that members
OF the Venizelist government carried
of or destroyed documents belonging
to several ministries, and that two va
llseN full of papers were burned near
the Temple of Jupiter.
The Greek public debt has increased
from 1,50o,000,000 drachmas, in 1918, to
booO00,000 drachmas, it was an
nounced to-day. (The normal valuo Of
the dlachma is approximately 19 cents).
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Mezi spojenci
vladne jednota

Pafiz, 20. bfezna. Premier
Millerand postavil Sc ma obranu
vladnf zahranicnf politiky We sve
reel, pronesent poslanecke sne-
movne. Vodpov6d ma ostry itok
byvaleho premiera Barthou-a,
prohlasil premier, ze neni niceho
pravdy ma tvrzeni, re mezi spoJen-
ci neni jednotnosti. Millerand
pripustil, ze N6mecko je pomalf
v plneni zavazkii, jak vyznaceny
byly smlouvou versaillskou. Pro
hlasil, re vlada bude trvati ma tom,
ably Nemecko splnilo svoje zavaz-
ky do poslednl pfsmeny. 'Spojen-
cnm bylo nutno naznacitl re ne
zmirn6ne splnenf smlouvy versail-
Ieske ie otazkou zivota aneb smrti
pro Francii. Prohlasenl toto by
10 odm9n6no velkym potleskem. =
Premier We sve reel byl pfernso-
van radikaly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Vyvraci zpravy 0
postupu bolseviki
ma polske fronte

Washington, D. c., 90. bfezna.
= Major general Sigismund
Brynk, vojensky pfidelenec pol
skeho vyslanectvi, prohlasil, ze ca
sopisecke zprayy, sdelujici, ze boil
sevici zmocnili Sc mnozstvi vesnic
pfi rece Sluc po 1toku, zahajenem
ma fronte $50 mil dlouhe, a ze pol
ska vlada pfestehoYala Sc We ttvr-
tex Varsavy do Brombergu V
Poznansku, 25 mil severozapadne
od Torune, je dluzno witt $ reser-
YOU. Zadne nfedni zpravy toho
smpslu nedosly. Posledni zprava
polskeho ministerstva valky sdeli-
la, ze vsechny ltoky, zahajene boil
seviky ma polske fronte, byly od-
razeny. Vzhledem k cinnosti boil
sevickych propagandistti v Meme
cku a jinde je nutno pfijmouti
zpravy 0 bolsevickem postupu s
nejv6tsi reservoir.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Nsmecko ma vazny
nedostatek potravy

Londyn, 20. bfeZna. - Anglic-
ka vlada Sc dovida, ze vyMvovaci
situace v Nemecku je spatna ze
potraviny bude nutno poslati do
NGmecka co nejdfive, mali bgti
zabraneno dalsim nepofadkim. =
Anglicka vlada nepochybne da
souhIas k pomocnym opatfcnlm
Situacc We Vfdni je horst nea kdy-
kolis pred tim. Cechoslovakam
.Jihoslovaniim Rnmunilm bylo
naznaceno, ze musi opatfiti Vidnl
potraviny okamzite, jinak ae bude
pfikroceno k vymahacfm opatfc-
MIN. Vsechny tyto zeme mali do
statek potravin, avsak obas
pred spatnou 1rodou nevyyazeji
niceho re zeme. Sedlaci prosperu.
il a neosfvajf vice nezli je tfeba
ku krytf jejich vlastnich potfet
a tax drody t3chto zemich, kite.
re byly druhdy spychary Eyropy
nejsou valne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
F Francie ma vaznou
nabozenskou otazku

Paffz, 20. bfezna. - Otazka OBJ
noveni diplomatickych styki
Francic $ Vatikanem dostala Sc
opetne do popredi zajmu. jest TO
hIavns Alsasko a Lotrinsko, dye
katolicke provincie, ktere Fran
cie ziskala ddsledkn svetovf val
ky, ktere ma obnoyenf t6chto sty-
kd nalehajl. Premier Millerand
Sc domnfval, he vyhne Sc alespon
pro dobu pfitomnou resent tfto o.
tazky, ale . jmenovanych provini
eli pfichazf tlak v zajmu obnoye.
nj styki $ vatikanem V dobe 60
mozno nejbliMf. Je pfirozeno, ze
pfAnf t1chto provincif ma mac
non vahu a 10 francouzstf statnfci
wee dlouho odkladati nebudou
moci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
"Nocni jezdci'' opet
zahajili cinnost

Mayfield, KY, 20. brezna. - Pc
trinacti letech klidu doslo k OBJ
noveni cinnosti tax zvanych "noc-
nich jezdc6. /" Asi 200 az 300 pc
stitelii tabaku tyto dny noel pfi-
ieIo k zdejsfmu skladisti tabaku
zapalili je. Obnovenf nodnich
ntoki je vysledkem boje pestite-
III tabaku v teto casti statu prot
klesajicim cenam tabaku. Pestite-
le tabaku konali v minulych dnech
schnzi, ma ktere Sc usnesli, ze ne
budou prodavati tabak "a cenu
nyni nabizenou. V techto dnech
dvacet pestitelii tabaku Nc
Cracken okresu bylo zahnano j.
nymi ozbrojenymi pestiteli taba-
ku, kdyz pokouseli Sc dopravhi
tabak do Peducah.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31
Amerika v zajmu
ochrany Armenie

Washington, D. G., 20. bfezna.
Odporucenf, ably ylada Spoje-
nych Statil opatrila move repub-
lice armenske dostatecne mnozstyf
zbrani stfeliya, ably dala Sc wy
praviti pevna armenska armada,
bylo ucineno V senatnfm podvy-
boru, ktery vede vysetfovanf po-
merI ma Blfzkem Vychode. Po-
slanf americkgch marinaki k o.
chrane americkych zajmI pod6l
zeleznice Batnmu do Baku take
bylo odporueeno. Zalezitost tato
bude pfedlozena vyboru pro "a
hranicnf zAlezitosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

ne mimi sympatisovalo tolik IL
di jako Sc socialisty, jak MANAGE
no bylo We volbaeh, kdy ma jed
noho organisovaneho elena pfipa-
dlo sest jinych hlasH, ziskaly by
3, 465,000 hlasi. Komuniste jsou
nejsilnejsimi V Pennsylvania S. 1873
odbockami. Pfi nedavne schizi Y
Detroit bylo usneseno zahajiti IL
siloynejsi kampaii, jakmile potasl
dovoli. Zda Sc, re komuniste ma
j dostatek penez k vedeni sye
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-31

''h 'i'ii i'' "s'i u'hi''Hi. WV
jak 100 poraneno a 1000 pfipra.
veno pfistfesi.
Severovychodni Illinois, jak SO
zdd. ntrpel skodu nejvetsi. lorna
do postihlo n6kolik osad India.
ne, Missouri a Wisconsin,. Zpravy
2 nektersch venkovskych distrik
til v Illmoisu a lndiane jsou ne
1plne a jew Sc obavy, ze seznam
usmrcenych bude znaene rozmno.
Zen, az dojdou zpravy re vzdale-
n9jsich distrikti. Tclefonni a te-
legrafni spoieni preruseno bylo $
vetsinou osad, .jez nalezaly Sc V
pasmu boure v cele rade pferu-
seno bylo osv6tlovani.
Mimo' Chicago osady Tauconda,
McHenry, Woodstock, Algonquin
a Marengo pocitily pine ucinky
boufe, ale ,komunikace mimi by.
la pferusena. Edgerton. Ind. osm-
nact mil cd Fort Wayne, bylo' te-
mef ipln6 zniceno, die doslych
zprav. Nekolik osob bylo porane.
no v Ossian, Ind. Znacna ztrata
ma majetku byla zpisobena Y
Evanston, Wilmette a jintch pred
mestich ma seyernfm pobfezi a
take Bellwood, haywood, Edge
brook, Norwood Park a jine osa-
dy ma zapad Cd Chicago byly zna-
enc poskozeny. Zadnt ztraty ma Ii
votech nebyly oznameny posleze
jmenovanych mist, avsak mnoho
osob bylo poraneno padajicimi
kusy drew a sklem.
Tornado, ktere zasahlo Elgin o
polednach, prehnalo Sc smerem Sc
vernim. V chicagskem iizemi pa
smo zkazy ie 20 yardi Stroke a
mill pill dlouh6. Y desiti minu-
tach 175 obydli chicagskem dis
triktu bylo zniceno a 400 poSko-
zenO.
Atlanta, Ga. 20. bfezna. - Ncj-
meme dvanact osob bylo usmrceno
v tornadu, ktertm postizeno bylo
La Grange, Ga, v nedeli pozd-
nich odpolednfch hodinach, die
zprav zde prave zfskanych. Tele-
fonni zprava pravi, ze pocet mrt-
vych odhadnie Sc az na tficet. =
Okresniho domu kostelil nziva
Sc jako nemocnic.
Detroit, Mich, 80. brezna. =
Vice nez dvanact NEST Michi-
ganu bylo odflznuto cd spojenl
telefonnlhO mocnou vetrn0u bou-
II a spore zpravy naznacuji, re
znacna skoda byla zpiisobena v
nekterych castech statu. Boufe by
la zvlaste prudkou V oblastech Ka-
lamazo0, Battle Creek a Lansing
a v m6stech dale ma vychod az po
Bay City a Saginaw. Oznamuje Sc,
ze mssta Ionia Howell byla take
postizena.