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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-23
Gas Plant Claims on Valuation
100000, Too High, Says Perk

freight, was $40 in July, 1919; $7.7S,
September, 1920.
Lead pipe cost s4.5S in July, 1914.
Its cost was S1025 in May, 1920
Iron pipe cost $6560 in December,
1918; $3.50. September. 1920.
Meters cost $500, March, 1914;
$10.S0, October, 1920.
Office salaries in May, 1914, were
$3.50; $333.33 in July, 1920.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-23

Fox. also of New Jersey. Thomas Fox
married Nancy Pitman, native Of
New York. Levi Fox was always u
farmer and spend his boyhood days
and youth in New Jersey, moving to
Preble county in 1910, where he was
extensively engaged in agricultural
pursuits until his death in 1867. He
married Miss Rebecca Inman. of Irish
descent, who died in 1886. Levi Fox
was an ardent Whig and great ad-
Continued on Page Seven)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-23
Weather Forecast
MoORE's SPECIAL FoREcA

MoORE's SPECIAL FORECAST.
Mostly cloudy weather will prevail
tonight and Wednesday. with occas
ional rain or snow and no decided
change in temperature. We are now
between two storm centers; one pass
ing east of us last night and the other
approaching from the Rock Mountain
plateau.
Temperatures Yesterday.
minimum .............. %
Today.
MUM d .
For indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau-Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; no change in tempera
ture
Weather Conditions, by w. {. Moore
The British Columbia storm is now
centered over the eastern states. A
snow storm of brief duration began
Monday about 8 p. m, and was general
throughout Wayne county, but ii turn
ed back to rain toward morning be-
cause of the diminishing force of the
storm in the absence of any welldc-
fined cold wave. The storm over the
west is gradually spreading south and
east, and unsettled weather is general
throughout the United States, except.
ing over the southern portion Of the
Pacific coast
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-23
HOME RULE
CHALLENGES
INEFFICIENCy
Commission-Manager Plan Of
Doing Business Adopted to
Secure Popular Control of
Government Machinery.
TAXPAYERS Wish VOICE

Editors note: Clarence B. Greene,
director of the Dayton Bureau of Re-
search has prepared series OF articles
on nome rule for the Palladium. The
first follows.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
ALLOTMENT b|GCER
FOR SERVICE MEN
WHO WANT TRAINING
Has Been Increased to 3 Per Cent
Per Capita, Says Secretary
A, e. Y0unt of Y.

Under a new ruling of the national
war work council of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
the allotment for educational purposes
for ex-service men in the Great Falls
district has been increased from 2 per
cent to B per cent per capita, making a
total of $2,500. according to A. E..
Yount, general secretary of the Y. NJ
G. A., who is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge.
OF that amount, S761 has been al
lotted up to the present time, making
q total Of. Sl,759 still available in this
district.
The new ruling also makes all ex-
service men with disabilities under 20
per cent eligible to a portion of the
fund. Over $50 mail courses along
various lines are available, as well as
training in recognized schools and col
leges.
The allotment for the counties COW
cred by the local institution are: Cas-
eade, 1922; Hill. $427; Chouteau, $342;
Blaine, $205; Phillips, $210; Teton,
Sl66; Toole, $97; Pondera, $50; Glacier,
$S1.
General Secretary Pifer of Denver,
head of the 7. NJ. c. A. educational
work in this part of the country, will
be in Great Falls next Thursday and
will be the principal speaker at a meet
Ing to be held in the local Y. Delegates
from all of the counties will be present.
Application blanks for course along
any line through the national war work
council may be secured from Secretary
Yount at the Y.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
SIX c. n. TRA|NMEN
ARE SUSPECTED Of
THEFTS FROM CARS
Arrest Two More Brakemen
Warrant Out for Conductor;
Goods Seized.

Investigation by Great Northern
special agents into the theft of mer-
chandise from freight cars on Friday
brought about the arrest of two more
trainmen and the issuance of warrant
for a third The men arrested are ].
j. Lane and John E. Kopetski, brake
men, and the man for whom a warrant
was issued is Conductor Walter Mar
colt. 600 Fifth street south.
Merchandise believed to have been pill
fered from freight cars was found in
Lanes and Kopetski's rooms and at the
Marcott home. Evidence leading to
search of the places was secured by
Special Agents Ray Charnock, J. A.
Mathewson and e. r.. Lovgeod.
Lane was picked up in Great Falls
Friday afternoon and later released un
der $3.50 bonds. Kopetski was arrested
at Hobson by Deputy Sheriff w. Il.
splan and deputy will be sent to Con-
rad today Saturday after Conductor
Marcott. All of the suspects are ac-
cused of petit larceny in complaints
filed in the EARL justice court by Dep
uty County Attorney F. A. Ewald.
With the complaints filed against
Kopetski, Lane and Marcott Friday. six
Great Northern trainmen have come
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Miss Mary Alice McKittrick and sis
ter, Miss Margaret, who have been at
tending the Ufsuline academy for the
past year, left Thursday afternoon 10
return to Roman for the summer vaea-
ton
DR.. and and Mrs. W. F. Guy returned
FRIDAY from Vancouver, Il. c., where
they went some time ago for the ben
eft of the doctors health. He is muc.
improved and expects to resume his Of
ice duties Monday morning.
Miss Anna Stocker, who has been
employed in the pattern department Of
Strain Brothers store for several years,
has resigned her position owing to i'll
health, and will spend the summer
months in the mountains recuperating.
Louis G. Flaherty of the Great Falls
Paper company has gone to Des
he will be one of the members of the
bridal party at the wedding of rela-
tive. He will be gone for six weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Giboney, travellers aid for
the Y. w. c. A., has returned from
Stanford, where she spent three days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leonard S.
Thill She was accompanied to the
ranch by Earl .Woodahl and Edmond
Siberian.
Mrs. p, H. Buckley and daughters,
Misses Eleanore and Marie, and sons,
Patrick mad Francis, were in the city
Thursday for a brief visit while return
Ing to their home in Sweet Grass from
Oakland, Cal, where they spent the
winter.
Mrs. H. I. Orwig passed through
Great Falls, Thursday, returning to
Wayne from a brief business visit at
her ranch home at Floweree. Mrs. Or
wigs father, Ii. ID. Hoyer, at Wayne,
is i'll, and Mrs. Orwig was enroute there
to care for him.
Mrs, Walter Stimpert of 512 Third
avenue north, who has heen in Great
Falls, visiting her parents the Drs.
O'Cennell left Thursday for Havre,
where she will join her husband and
make their home, Mr. and Mrs. Stim-
pert are both Great Falls young peo-
pie, but for the past year they have
been making their home in North Da.
kota.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
Visiting Official
of Salvation Army
to Conduct Services

Staff Captain w. A. MeClelland of
the Salvation Army, provincial young
peoples secretary, arrived in Great
Falls Friday from Denver and this
Saturday will conduct special street
services at Central avenue and Third
street and at the army's citadel at 8.
Sunday evening at 8, Captain McClel-
land will be in charge of services at
the Citadel, at which four babies will
be dedicated to the cause of Christianity,
the Salvation Army's baptismal service.
Captain McClelland is finished speaker
and an accomplished musician. He
comes to Great Falls to assist in a
special program of activities under way
with the Salvation Army.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
THIS IS JIGGS DAY AT THE AL LCAZAR
AND BOYS WILL SUGGEST NEW GARB
FOR HERO OF TRIBUNE COMIC STRIP

Well. well, well; Today is the day
that old man Jiggs gets the new ideas
on glad rags, after which he will un-
doubtedly change his style to suit
Maggie's ideas. The clothes he has been
wearing she doesn't like. The hero OF
The Tribune's comic strip is now ap-
pearing at the Alcazar theater in a new
film, the very latest, entitled "a Social
Lion. He will remain there Sunday and
Monday. - -
Cooperating with The Tribune, Man
ager johnson of the Alcazar is offering
inducements to the boys of Great Falls
to make suggestions for new line of
glad rags for Jiggs, while he is here.
In fact it has taken the form of a
Jiggs contest. and will be pulled off at
2:30 o'clock this (Saturday) afternoon
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19

at the Aleazar. Those who haven't en-
tered as yet can do so by applying at
the Alcazar box office between 10 and
1890 today. At 1890 there Ia to be a
dress rehearsal at the Aleazar and Man
ager Johnson has secured the services
Of Walter Kofelt, representing the Re-
public Distributing corporation. to doll
up the contestants.
So far Mr.. johnson hasn't received as
many entries as he had hoped would
be made and for that reason entries will
be received until 1890 o'clock today.
The winner of the contest will receive
a Saturday matinee pass for 50 weeks,
the second best a pass for 20 weeks and
the third for Is weeks. There is chance
for every entry to win one of these
passes.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
FOR POSTOFFiCE
SITE IN WRiTEFISH

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Whitefish, June 1S.-Postoffice inspec-
tors were here the first of the week pre-
sumably for the purpose of selecting a
postoffiee site. the present being en-
tirely inadequate to take care of the
rapidly increasing business. Postmaster
A. b. Horstman states that he expects
notice shortly regarding the govern
ment's decision in this matter.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
Fromberg Boy Named
for Military Academy

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Washington, June 1S.-John c. Smith
of Fromberg, Mont, has been named
by Senator Walsh as candidate for adj
mission to the United States Military
academy, July 1, the war department
announced today.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
DEATH OF WOMAN
OF THE NORTH FORK,

Special TO the Daily Tribune.
Chinook, June 1s.-Mrs Julia Wisch,
of the North Fork community, north of
town, died suddenly Monday night at her
home, from heart trouble.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday by Rev. Z. A. Huber of the
Lutheran church, and burial took place
in the Chinook cemetery.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
BEATS HOTEL BILL, CHARGE;
is ARRESTED IN BUTTE,

Rupan Dick, arrested in Butte on
the charge of defrauding an inn keeper
in Great Falls, was brought to the
local county Jail by Sheriff j. p. Burns
when returning from Warm Springs, to
which place he took August Filipeck
commits Ssion
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
BLAINE COUNTY ASSESSOR
is AGAIN A CANDIDATE

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Chinook, June 1S.-Andrew Christen-
sen, assessor for Blaine county, has
announced that he will be a candidate
for reelection to the office on the Dem
ocratic ticket. Mr.. Christensen has al
ready served for two terms.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
Improves Service
on Milwaukee Line

The Milwaukee railroad has put into
effect refrigerator car service on the
Lewistown branch.
The schedule takes refrigerator car
loads from Great Falls to stations be-
tween this city and Harlowton, and to
fred branches every Tuesday; to sta
tions between Great Falls and Lewis
town, but not including Lewistown
every Friday, and between Great Falls
and Choteau and Agawam, every Thurs
day.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
BECAUSE HE CAN'T BUY
LIQUOR, HE STRIKES WOMAN.

Angered because he could not buy
liquor at the Schlitz rooming house, NJ.
Hindrager struck the landlady Mrs, c.
Barclay, in the mouth. according to the
evidence. He was jailed to serve out
a fine Of $25. Edna Adams paid $50
for vagrancy; Roland Gosney was fined
$40 for speeding, and Donald Etrick,
another alleged speeder, forfeited $40
bail
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
SUBSTITUTE BONDS FOR
CASH BAIL DEPOSITED

Jerry Deneen, James Zucherman and
Arthur Buckley, accused Of bootlegsing
in an information filed by County At.
torney III. G. Bennett, Thursday appeared
In the police court and substituted per-
sonal bonds for the cash bail they, de-
posted ct the time of their arrest.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
NEW WHITEFISH RESIDENCES

Special to The Daily Tribune,
Whitefish, June 1S.-George f.
Johnson, plumber, is erecting fine
new residence on East Second street,
and already has it under cover. When
completed, this will be one of the fin
est homes in whitefish.
George w. Avery, who recently re-
turned here from his ranch near Havre,
is just completing fine new residence
on Somers avenue.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19

ed up and placed on the shelves ready
for the opening, Saturday. June 10. John
Benson, the carpenter aud builder, had
the contract for the erection of the
building.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19
COMPLETING NEW STORE.

Special to The Daily Tribune,
Whitefish. June ls.-The j. C. Penney
company store building is just about
completed, and goods are being check
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19

under suspicion within the past week.
Matthew Logan, William Landon,
brakemen, and Conductor Frank Jen-
nings were arrested carly in the week
and are at liberty under bonds.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-19

Quartz may contain as much as one
part of gold to 10000.
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NEMu UKRYVAJi ZALUDNE VALECNY
MATERIAL.
SPOJENCI NASLI USCHOVANYCH
$4,000 DEL A 5000 LETADEL.
NOVY NEMECKY MINISTERSKY KABINET.

Parz. %. bfezna. Mezspoen komisf naezeno
byo Jedin6 okol Berlina $500 tfipacovych del
Nemecku vice ak 10000 poschovavanych nych spolu
5000 leady Die veraik6 mirov6 smlouvy bylo Meme
cko opravn6no pouze 204 zmin6n6 raze Obev W.
voa zde pochoptenl roZruch ktery mel rozhodny vv
zamave chovani France aby N6mecu bylo
t ruhrke obasi vlasnim voiskem. Della jiny material
mel byti odveden spoiencGm TO- bfezna
nj note oznm Jest pln6 stent zda vaeGnG zasoby
dou odvedeny nebo pros6 znteny naoz
poedniho zp0sobu. D0cne listing byy take pfislusne
msy doruteny kdyz spoenc presv6dtova spravnosti
obeveno opetn6 ak mnoho mono skotnym Nemcnm
fovati.
Podobne zachovali phi odvad6ni ponorek ednani
Berlna bude mi nasdek bude neves prisnostf
lehano ably Hunov6 pln podmnky miru do posedni pi-
Berlin % breZna Y sobotu uveTejneno bylo
nov6ho nemeckeho mnserstva H aMueerem ako predse
nj ministfi Schlcke minsr prace Schmidt orby Bauer f.
vedlnosti Koch vn,ra Cesser obrany dr. Bell dopravy
posty telegraph Hevnes minerstvo potravin dr. Wirh
statniho pokladu.
Nasupce pov6sn6ho Gustava Noskeho ministerstv6
brany Gessler jest soutasn6 purkmsem bavorkeho
Normberka jest nemeck6m pockem zivotf oscb-
nosti.
Federace d6nickych pry liz sestaven rove vady
schvala iak douho vSak vzaema harmonic potrv,
taZkou nou. Polcie bernska podia velke prohidk.
ktere bya celia rada cizincu die zpry Frehe
tn b. "az zatcenc znatnl po$e Rust ke nternol ami by
Alexandrovych baracich ZaGen budou py v>ichl r5t
pfisluSnici dnes 5eriiin6 zdrzujci
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TROSKY v POSTLZENYCH MESTECH
JSOU RYCHLE ODKLIZOVANY.
KRUTE ZERTY ROZPOUTANEHO zIVLU.

Chicago ILL.,. 20. brezna Obnovenm telegrafickeho
teefonniho spoen rGznych casich srednich zapadnch
taG bylo stanoveno ze nedenf zven katasrofa vyz
daa vteto oblas 10 dskych zivot a panu obavy
r teno bude jese zvsen jekoz jest nekok pohreso
vlno. Vosko patroluje ucemi sez sesute domy Egnu
Melrose Parku a Wmettu.
Komsar zdravoniho 1Tadu Robertson Chicagu povola
do vimecnych suzeb kde ktereho ekafe vsa e do pos
zenych ttvr mesta Thompson spou meskou radou
zapoca sbrky ma pomocny fond take havn stan Cerve
neho Krze uveden byl Utmost Aercka ege vysala do
hrovon patroy aby zabraneno bylo nome pen6ni nak
pomahaly pracfch rekonstrukGnich.
Pdvod nedenf jest vysvsovan chicazsk5m
eteorologem Coxem stTenum dvou bouf nichz edna
hnaa Ajasky pres britskou Koumbi jez sekaa
orkanem povstaym planinach JIM Arizony Nevady
Kombdaee tato zpdsoba vernou s6rs' srasne tornado
kter6 zavinlo hrdnou een pohronu Mohutny sloup
ifen6ho vzduchu pohyboval sce en rychos SO mil
hodnu ale vvy pohyb tornado jest odhadovan 200 az
300 mil "a jednou hodnu
Elginu horecne pracuje, ably osada zbavena bya
osek vyklzec praci spolo svorne cele mesto VOL
ko n6kolka ppadech odoziIo puSky pomahalo odkizo
vati nahromadene trosky.
Az dosud dose rednf zprax9 statn tornadem
vykazuif poce vsech obe csem 165 kteremz
souGtu Sc podili stat Ohio 81 lidskymi zivoty.
Rozpouany zvel dovooval RUNE "zerty"; tax jed
ron ppale dpne znc retf obydli rade domn vyzvedl
drnhy dunn postav ej mso, kde sava dunn smetenv s
povrchu zemskeho linen mse ZniGla bouTe vetsi dunn
sklep do kereho pax snea domek mensi Wllmete
ba vfem rva vhozena do velke kupy sena tax
dkadne jen ie ohanka svedcla ejim nedobrovonem
nrvu ineho domu opene vichr odval st6ny ale stecha
zntala ma nekoka rohovych soupcich neporusenou
Merose Parku zved vfr ceou knlnu, udef nj nedae-
zem tax ze staa vlasn6 hromadou drvl k pavu
kline uvazn tr kon6 zsa bez pohromy az ma okonost re
splas pri poznn re byly TAX nahle zbaven prfesl
Aonobi Sc ctyTm osobami vyzvednut byl orkanem ces
vrzon do pole casnic podivn6ho dobrodruzsvi isou
n1ocnici pozdravf Jista mekarna pob1ze
Merose Parbu rozborena ssnach zabito 40 krav
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1928 OSOB zALoVANO PRO
SPIKNUTf v UHELNE KRISI

indianapolis, %. brezna. =
V sobotu vecer uverejnen byl
seznam asi 125 majitelH uhlo-
dolu, havifd jinych osob
jsoucich We spojeni dolova-
elm pr1myslem, vsichni stiha-
nj jsou pro domnele prestou-
peni Leverova zakona pro
spiknuti, jez zakazuje federal
nj trestni zakonnik. Obzalova-
nj isou prislusnici statu Hi
nois, Indiany, Ohia a Zapadni
Pennsylvania. Obzaloba byla
pfedpov6d6na iiz pred n6koli-
ka tydny a mezi vinniky Jest i
5 Cleveland anu vesm6s agen-
tn a Ginovniki rGznych uhel-
nych velkoobchodI. Souzeni
budou nekteri predaci havir-
skeho delnictva S mezinarod-
MIN pTedsedou J. L. Lewisem.
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ZASTUPCI SOVETSKE VLADY HRO.
ri DEPORTACE.
MARTENS OBVINEN JAKO PROPAGATOR Boise
VISMU V AMERICE.

Washington, 90 brezna. Po pfedchazeiicfm vysechu
pred senanim vysetfucm vyborem, byl znamy Martens
bosevicky agent Ruska neb ak sam nazyv vvsanec
kevske vlady sovet dnes odpoedne pedan DEPARTMENT.
prace.
Post priruci sekretafe. sv6ril ie byvaemu senatoru
HardWickov zarukou. ze Martens dosavi sredu
vysechu, ma kterem bude vono poda namek pro svo
deportaci Ia dneSniho vpsechu steoval 81 deporaei
rfeny zasupce Ruska Spoien6 Sy dosud uznava
ruske vady Bore Bachmeeva vubec skuteGno
zadnou vladu Rusku nezastupue.
Statn department dnes uvefejTuie sumarni obah istn
odebranych iisemu kuryrov Martensov ur6enych Doku
meny sou havnim svedectvm prot obvnenemu obsahu
vsednee iiz bolsevcke vEzvy amerckym komunstm ably
TITO hlede dostat do armad Stroke fady proetaratu
by cele zem zrzeny byly ajne tskdy zakladany del
nicke isty sestavovany tovan vybory Take Prumyslo
vyeh Delncch Svea Zpravach tech 6in n6kokrate
zminka.
Martens vymlouva re kuryra iehoz meno jest Muller
ami re celia propaganda nikterak nen dem
kevske vady sov6u ale ruske komunisticke rany ale
asn6 primal, ze Lenin Trocky sou puSnky inenovane
trany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
JAK PfSE KAREL HORKY O
NASEM PRESIDENTOVI.

O panu Horkem napsali
jsme, re ziie V Americe re
tam holduje bolsevismu. V
"Staroslovanu' Sc k tomu ma
polo priznava. Posila vzkaz z
Ameriky, We kterem nam odpo
vida, ze neni sice bolsevikem,
re vsak "vyvoj a postup teto
move svetove politicke nauky,
pro kterou nikdo z mas nemdze
nalezti odsouzeni, dokud ma je
il hlasatele neni videti biz
ka a .iasne pro sliny, jimiz jsou
pokryti', bedlive studuje. We
vzkazu piSe tez: "Je snad jiz
cely narod skutecne kuliGkou
z tesla rukou Svihova obhai-
ce?' Takovy pozdrav zaslal
nasemu presidentovi. Ovsem,
neni vylouceno u tohoto auto
ra. ze Ultra Ease vSechno od-
vola, jako to ucinil sve DOLBY s
drem. kramarem.
(Venkov)
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FRANCIE V OBAVE PRED RUDOU
REVOLTOU.
PRES so MILLIARD OBNASf LETOSM STATNf
ROZPOCET.

PaTiz, 20. brezna. By
valy mistoSekretar V minister
stvu valky, dnesni senator c.
Cheron, podal dnesni senat-
nj schulz dotaz jakych opatre
nj hodla Sc vlada uchopiti pro-
ii V Zemi rozSirene bolSevicke
propaganda, jez Sc pocina 81
riti mezi francouzskym lidem
Prestrojeni agitatori, obcane
francouzske republiky pripra-
vuji systematicky revolucni
prevrat. Cheron citoval udalo-
sti sbehle ma federaCnim soci-
alistickem kongresu, konanem
v unoru, kde odevzdano bylo
skorem 10000 hlasu, podporu
jici hnuti M. Loriota, bojujicl
Ia diktaturu proletariatu, "a
vedeni vlady die ruskych So
vetG ozbrojenou vojenskou
vzpouru. DneSni politika sm6-
ruje tez k prom6ne dosavad-
Mich odborovych organisaci V
delnick6 unie, k cemu vSak die
vyroku ministra vnitra vlada
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Nedelnf tornado Zahubilo V
naSem statu 81 lidi celkem a
t6zce ranenych je celia rada,
kdezto skody ma majetku zpu-
sobene odhaduJi Sc ma pet MI
lionu uullaiu. NeJVetsl Ztraty
Ma nlech luaJetku uLrpeiy o.
sadv Nashville, Genoa, Raabs
Corners, klchtield, Van Vert,
Moulton, New Knoxville, Re-
nolett, Lima, Antwerp, Bruner
sburg a Toledo kteremzto OBJ
vodu napocitano l49 vazne po
ranenych. kdezto lehce rane-
nych Jest nekollk set. Vesnice
Nashville byla smrstl uplne
rozmetena V mestecku Swan
ton ami jediny dunn neznstal
bez pohromy a stanne pravo
bylo tam vyhlaseno.
Pomocne muzstvo z Toledo
a jinych velkych NEST odklizu
je dnes trosky venkovskych o.
sad a Cerveny Krlz Zabyva sc
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POULICNf NEHODA.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30

Softer w. Flessler, 1900
Shadeland Ave-, zajel svym
autem do Kinsman kary u Wy
chodni 80 ulice a bezdecne po
ranil pasazery H. Bernsteina
a A. Benakovou, 1902 Imperi
al Ave. Stava obava, re oba tr
pi vnitfnim zranenim, take
stav obou byl by dosti povazli
Wy a lekari V nemocnici sv. A
lexise obavajl Sc nejhorsiho.
Flessler "a srazky byl pore
zan strepinami skla.
Podobnych, &C meme nebez-
pecnych nehod, reportovano
vcera polici jeste jedenact.