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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
STRANGER TELLS
A QUEER STORY

Claiming that he had been thrown
out Of an automobile, Joe Mollner, a
stranger was found cut and bleeding
about the head along side the road at
18th avenue and the Z. J. & Z. tracks
west of Gary yesterday by Mayor Nc
Cormick of East Chicago. He was
brought to the Gary police station. He
gave his address as 1921 Stevenson
avenue. Chicago.
Mollner was badly battered about
the face and head and looks as II some
one had jumped all over him. The po-
lice who are investigating, do not be-
lieve his story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
MOVEMENT
APPARENTLY
SPONTANEOUS
Cut Prices Marked Mainly in
Clothing and Dry Goods
Lines.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

spontaneous anu dffehe~-'N'
prranized sIashjng in retail prices is
under way today in most Of the prln-
cipal cities Of the country. according
to reports gathe.ed by the Internal
ionaI News Sersice.
The cu.-price movement is notice
able in nearly every line OF mercantile
business and is particularly marked IN
the clothing and Crg. goods business
Twenty-Five per cent is the average
reduction. although in some instances
It runs as high as 80 per cent
CLOTHING HEADS LIST
Suits of mems clothing which
month ago were selling for $50. $50
and SIS are now procuraoie IN many
leading stores over the country for
$50. Values of silk goods have also
shrunk considerably.
Food prices. while slower 10 come
down, range generally lower today
than in weeks. IN Chicago, meat on
hoof is considerably lower and there
has been a general decline in prices
for all classes Of grain. Wheat sold
from 2 to cents lower and rye was of
from to cents. The decline In
grain prices is not yet noticeable in
the -four and bread trade. but dealers
declared today lower prices in these
commodities we're bound TO come with
in = week.
MANY REASONS ASSIGNED
Reports from all cities indicate that
the general price slashing is accompan-
led by a heavy advertising campaign
in the newspapers
Various reasons are assigned for the
movement, chief among which are the
conxested conditions Of the railroads
and a tightening Of credit all along
the line. Merchants having large
stocks are desirious Of getting more
cash assets. and the quickest method
of doing this is decreasing stock via
the sales route.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

constructive program whi,h he has
outlined.
WHERE MILLION Is NEEDED.
The program in its startling mag
ritude is as follows:
1. Payment of school city's
debts amounting tc......s 200. 900. 90
2 Building OF haywood
school Observation-Disclosures. soo.ooo.oo
;. Building OF Lincoln
school tburned) ......... ESQ 10000
4. Addition to Industrial
school ....,....,......... soo.ooo.oo
3. improvement to present
buildings ............... 30,ooO.30
6. Provision for school site
in south side Of city $4,000 90
= Addition teachers and
salary increases ......- 5000. 90
Total Observation-Disclosures sI,O70. 10000
superintendent Monroe went into
the proposition in a business like way
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Indianapolis
[INIERNATIoNAL MANS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicE1
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 19-"Be-
low cost" and at cost" sales are in
vogue in Indianapolis today. Clothing
Is the chief item of price cutting, but
leading department stores have ex-
tended the sales TO other merchandise
Shoe prices are still high. Twenty
per cent is about the average reduc-
tion. Far of being caught with
heavy stocks and the fact that banks
are calling in loans are said ~ De
explanations Of the general unload
ing"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
PENN. RETURNS ARE
COMING IN SLOWLY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 19-Re-
turns from the statewide primary cleo
tion in Pennsylvania were coming in
slowly today because of the large mum
her of candidates on the several party
ballots. coupled with bitter factional
fighting.
Mayor j. Hampton Moore was run
ming slightly ahead OF Gov. Sproul;
W. Freeland kendrick and Senator
Penrose when 477 districts Of the 7.11s
districts in the state were reported
early today on the vote for delegates
at large
Boies Penrose was re-nominated for
his fifth terNl in the Z. ). senate. rith
out contest.
The democratic state headquarters
at Harrisburg early today claimed that
the entire delegation - 76 will be for
Atty. Gen. Palmer for the presidency
and also claimed that the entire state
tickt placed in the field by the Palmer
wing Of the party viii be nominated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
CROWN POINT
ELOPEMENT

over year ago Milton Booth pres
ident OF the Chicago Teamster union,
eIoped to crown Point with Mrs. Grace
Z. Long Of LaPorte. Ind. Mrs. Long
was then - and the mother OF twins.
both serving the army. Yesterday the
Chicago marriage license bureau issued
a license to Mr.. Booth and Mrs. Lons-
Mr. and Mrs. Booth could not he To-
Gated last night to ascertain the pur-
pose Of the second marriage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
CHILD STRUCK
BY AUTOMOBILE
ESPECIAL TO THE TINES J

WHITING, Ind. May 1s.-Mary Gull
das aged four years, was struck by
an automobile driven by Andrew DEM
povitch. Jr.. on John street. yesterday
afternoon.
Dempovitch claims the accident was
unavoidable as the child dashed across
the street without looking and ran d.
rectly in the path of the machine
Mary was picked up by the driver
and taken to the office OF Or. Rafsz
where her injuries were reported as
not serious She was then taken 10
her home. 5oo John street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO, May 19-A new ruling
refusing TO give John Grunau and
other leaders Of the striking
switchmen a hearing on a petition
filed by them was issued by the
federal railroad board here today.
meeting to consider the granting
Of a wage advance 10 rail work
erS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Nay 9-The
Knox peace resolution VIII be TAX
sn up in the house Friday yor
passage. House republican leaders
VIII move TO substitute the Knox
resolution for the measure pre-
viously passed BY the house and
rewritten into the Knox resoIu-
ton.
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Mobile
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVIcEl
MOBILE. ALA. May 10 Bargain
sales" and Why wear overalls?" IN
dicates Z general slump in the price
of clothing in Mobile which is said
TO average about IS per cent reduct-
ion. especially in mems wear Very lit
tie decrease in the price of shoes is no
ted. however. and the price Of foodstucs
Is stiu soaring with the exception Of
fresh vegetables which are consider
ed rather cheap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
ARRESTED FOR
TRESPASSING

WHITING. Ind. May ls.-John Tro-
govitch was arrested on the charge Of
trespass on warrant sworn out
against him by Joseph Topajna Of
Schrage avenue. after the latter had
ordered Trogovitch to stay away from
his premises. Trogovitoh was released
on a 500 bail.
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Boston


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEl
BOSTON, May ia widespread
campaign Of price slashing was under
way today in New England cities.
Clothing and shoes were the principal
commodities affected.
Many New England mills report can
ceiIstions of orders, leading To the be-
lief that production has at last pass
ed the demand.e
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PRICE CUTTING BEGINS IN MANY CITIES BUT NOT In FOOD
5 PM NEWS
FLASHES
BULIETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May l9--
Benjamin Bosse of Evansville. to-
day was reelected chairman Of the
democratic state central commit
tee. A. c. Sallee was elected first
vice chairman and pr. f. A. Bal-
zer of Newcastle second vice-chair-
man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
Latest Census
Figures Out
IIn1EanArIoMAI NEws sERvIcE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl
WASHINGTON, May 19- Preliminary
population figures were announced To-
day by the census bureau as follows.
Salt Lake city Utah 1920 popula-
ton. 11s.1lo;. increase 25.33S or 27 Z
per cent
Roanoke. Va. 1920 population. 81
s42; increase 15,sss or 45.s per cent
Corinth, Miss. 1890 population, 81
946; decrease 74.15 per cent.
Rhinelander. Wis. 1920 population,
6.s54; increase 1.0l7 or IS per cent
Griffith. Ca 1920 population. s.
24o. innirease
West Plains No. 1920 population.
S.17s: inirease 26i or 81 per cent.
LonEview. Texas. 1920 popuiatlen. ).
713; increase 55S or los per cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
DenUer

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
DENVER, COL, May 19-While
many department stores are conduct
ing seasonal" sales with price re-
ductions advertising 25 per cent for
clothing and other merchandise. there
is no general price slashing move
ment in Denver or the Rock Mountain
region today. Food prices are IN
zhanged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
HI LLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEI
WASHINGToN, May ia large
share of responsibility for the
high cost of living was charged to
the Big Five meat packers by
Senator Kenyon. progressive re-
publican of Iowa, in the senate
this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
San Francisco
IINTERNArIoNAL NEws sERvIcE

NtWo
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. May 10
An epidemic of price-cutting was in
vogue in San Francisco stores today
Several leading stores announced fat
price reductions of 20 per cent on their
entire stocks. Shoe sales at discounts
OF from 10 to 40 per cent were an
nounced.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
Detroit

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl
DETROIT, MICH, May 19-No mani
festation of a cut in prices for either
clothing or foodstuffs is in evidence
here. The trend of food prices on the
other hand is upward due to the
freight congestion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK. May 19-Manager
McGraw. Of the New York Giants.
has been suspended for five DAYS
because Of his actions at both
Pittsburgh and Chicago. where lie
had trouble with the umpires.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
GIRL PREFERS
SERIOUS CHARGES
TSPrcrAI. 10 THE TINES.

WHITING. Ind. Nav 19.-Ernest ].
Nallett. a well known Whiting young
man. was placed under arrest yester-
day. serious charge being made
gainst him by Anna Sohaid. Mallett
was turned over 70 deputy sheriff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
STANDARD
STEEL CARS
NEW PRODUCT
Hammond Plant to Manu-
facture Trucktors and
Tank Cars; Millions In
Railroad Orders Come
In.

The Hammond plant of the Standard
Steel Car co. is To- manufacture Truck
tors" small compact auto-locomotive
desi gned to pull trains of truck trailers:
something new in the field Of gasoline
propelled freight carriers. 1t is already
turning them out.
The trucktor itself does not carry
freight 1t pulls a number Of trailers
which do carry freight. It is expected
that the new device viii revolutionize
the carrying or freight for short dis
tances such as from ono end to another
of large manufacttring plant or from
one point to anotherof warehouse.
If the field is as large as tho manu-
facturers think it is, there will be many
thousands of men employed in this de-
partment of the Hammond plant before
long This is but one of the several
new departments which have been added
to the Hammond plant and which arc
taking up space formerly occupied IN
ordnance work.
NOW MAKING TANK CARS.
Another new departure at the Ham
uond plant is the Manufacture Of tank
cars. Ever since tho war there has
been an aggravated Shortage or these
cars. The Standard Steel Car CO. now
has an order for a large number Of
these cars from the Gulf Refining COM
pany.
It is understood that the manufacture
Of tank cars will be a permanent de-
partment Of the Hammond plant and
considering the fact that the Calumet
region now has two such concerns. the
General American Tank Car Corpora
ton and the Keith Railway Equipment
Company. the manufacture Of tank cars
must nov be regarded as one Of the
major Industrial activities Of the region.
ORDER 100 PAsErHTTss CABS.
The n NessfFcrk Central Lines have also
ordered from the Standard steel Car
Company one hundred steel passenger
cars When the fact is appreciated that
each ono Of these cars cost approximate
ly $50 600 it Will be seen that this is a
100000 order in itself and VIII keep
the plant going for The next SIX months.
This Is q tremendous proposition. even
10 community accustomed 10 big war
orders. and means that A large number
Of highly paid and skilled employees Will
have work in Hammond for some time
30 come
BUILDING ALL-STEEL BOX CARS.
The New York Central Lines have also
or0ered l0VV aIl-steel poA cars. MOST
box cars are made Of both wood and
steel but these arc TO be all-steel and
represent a new departure in freight
car building. This is a big order and
will give the Hammond plant plenty to
d. in the next year
In addition TO this. the Erie Railroad
is to have 1000 box cars built in the
Hammond plant OF the Standard Steel
Car Co And those close to the situa-
ton say that this is just the beginning
Other railroads are in the market strong
and the manufacture Of railway equip
ment will be an industry that will 60
fConrinned On naEa MI
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Pittsburg

TIHTEnFtrfoNAL NCYs eEsvIcEl
FTTTSBJ JRGH. PA. May 1s-4 few
Of the leading stores have announced
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See Browns Big Apple Butter sac
and small variety or othcr fruits AZ
4sS Holman ST., tomorrow. ~ 5-19
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The Times want ads bring as
tonishing results if their users are
20 be believed.
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e,r So .e4o.ae l..e 1;pesr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

On streets ana newKHtands. 3a
Der copy. Delivered BY carrier IN
hammond and West Hammond, sos
GER month
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CONTINUED On page fiVa3.
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THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA-PartIy cloudy to-
night; Thursday probably fair.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03

te roztazene skupinou Gerasl-
movou. Jak Jim zavidime tn
veselou praci, chytat je po ce-
lych stech. - A naSi, jdouci
Cd San Donata, nestacili ami
strilet. Cele vlaky s bohatymi
zasobami, ,mnoho del i tezkych,
iichz prave potrebujeme, diva
pancerove vlaky "a ony diva ma
Sc shozene a tisice Zajatcn je
nasi koristi.
Mas vita obyvatelstvo, zvony
vsech cirkvi zneji nam vstric a
ny vstupujeme do mesta.
O ctvrte hodine odpoledne
ma nadrazi tagilskem libaji Sc
radosti mad vitezstvim porucik
kvapil a Gerasimov. Tagil ie
mas!
Osvobozeni obyvatele snase-
il penez co mohou, libaji ma
potkani stfelce-vysvob oditele.
Radost jejich mad osvobozenim
jest nesmirna.
V n. Tagilu ma Urale, dne
5. rijna 1918.
Mar. Listy".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
Vrasky. Vrasky vseobecn,

Nfd8ky. NraSky NSeODecne
jsou priznakem start, nemoci.
utrpeni bud fysiekeho nebo
duSevniho, mohou vsak byti
take priznakem prilis bujne
zivotospravy, jako ma pr. zii-
still ted francouzsti lekari, re
mlade dfvky We Francii, holdu-
jici prilis tanci a nocnim "a
bavam, velmi zahy nabyvaji
vrascite tvare. Noci, jichz neu
zivaji pravidelne ku spanku a
odpocinku po denni praci, kre
sli Jim ma cello, kolem oci q ust
nemilosrdne ryhy, jako zenam
ktere musi nastavovati noel k
praci, iiz We dne pro zamest-
mani vydelecne konati memo
hou. Take pudr a li6idlo ozna-
cili lekafi jako pleti zenske
velmi skodlive. Dluzno arci
rozlisovati vrasky a vrasky i
bez upozornani francouzskych
lekaruv a nejen We Francii.
Jedni mali predcasne vrasky
z prilis lopotneho zivota, dru-
II z rozmarilosti a zivota pri-
lis sumiveho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03

Lekaf k zahaleci: "Tak vi
dite, clovece. Cd sveho srdce
zadate, aby radne pracovalo,
kdezto sam Sc sotva hybete
lenosti".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03

Sc dvou stran, Cd vychodu
pres rybnik i cd zapadu. Tam
byla ona chranici hraz, Sc stra
ny druhe dial Zizka rozestaviti
svych dvanacte vozn bitev-
mich nastraziti zavoje zen.
Mohutna vlna jezdcn prikva-
ella. Bylo jich tolik, ze podle
stareho svedectvi ami bojovati
nemusili, jen privaliti Sc ma
konich a byli by hloucek Ziz-
kovych lidi roznesli ma kopy-
tech. A pfece no neroznesli.
Zizkovsti odrazili prvni ma
val. s nesmlrnou statecnosti.
Vypusteny rybnfk dovoloval
nepfiteli zapasiti Sc vsech
stran, avsak velmi mnozi mu-
sill sesednouti 8 koni a bojovat
lpesky.
Snad prave tato okolnost by
la pro ne osudna, nebot' pre-
mnozi z prvnich rad "zapletli
Sc ostrohami svymi v zavoje a
padali ma zem". Tim nastal
lchaos a Zizkovi lide s nadlid-
skou silou bojovali proti me.
Cum a kopim, odolavajice
tezke stfelb6 re samostriln.
Ma obou stranach byly tezke
lztraty, ma kralovske vSak ne
konecne vic. V udatnem zapa-
Sc padl Zizkovi statecny pan
Brenek z Risenberka a ze Ska
ly, ma strane kralovske byl te3
ce "postfelen V palec nozny"
velmistr strakonicky Jindrich
2 Hradce, "od cehoz chradl,
TAX ze do roka zemrel". (W
w. Tomek.)
Vojsku panskemu podarilo
Sc "porouchati nektere Zizko
wy vozy zajati V Mich as sc
lidi; "a to jeho t6zce odenyci
"zeleznych pani" pablo be-
poctu a pokrylo zemi. Ma bah
mech rybnika odehraly Sc nei.
[tezsi srutky. Jeste po staleticf
nachazely Sc tn zbytky zbranf
podkovy, sipy atd. A bojovalc
sc cd popoledni "hodiny ne
spornf' az do cerne tiny po "a
padu slunce, ktere pry tohc
dne zazracne brzy zapadlo -
'zrovna pry jako by Jim luei
"a horu", usuzovali Hustle
CHM bylo temneji, tim hlre 81
kralovskym bojovalo, nemohl
niceho poffditi, "ano We zmat
ku bill Sc j mezi sebou". Ko
necne ustali cd boje a 8 han.
bou skodou odtahli v RUNE
sme1y, zanechavse ma mfste
svoie zabite.
| Zizka ma znameni vitezstv.
z1stal tenkrate Il Sudomere d1
rama, potom odevzdal svoie
ranene do vesnic a odtahl ke
hradu Oujezdci u Tyna Vltav
skeho. Sem poslali mu Tabor
sti pomoc, nacez dostal Sc Sta
stne do noveho bratrskeho me
sta, kde byl prijat velikou
slavou a radosti.
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Tagilem, jak hlasi telegraf.
Vyjizdfme posledni stani-
ce pred Sajtankou. Maj vlak
jede prvni Sc sedmou osmou
rotor. Krajina neznama a &C.
kane, brzo-li objevi Sc vesnic-
ka kdesi ma pravo Cd trait, o
ktere nam reki zeleznicnici.
PAX pry uz je to nedaleko.
Vsak co to? Prot nam bleskem
lett jezdci $ koni spocenymi, a
mavajl rukama, zastavuji vlak
uprostred trait. Nastava ticho a
slysime zretelne stfelbu, zda
Sc nam blizko. Jezdci, rusti ko-
zaci sdeluji: "BolSevici udelali
obchvat ma Sajlanku a jsou We
vsi!"
Okamzite odchazeji rozved-
ky ku predu j ma strany a ma
zpet pro druhy vlak praporu,
tryskem lett dale kozaci a ODE
roty male chvili V retezu by
strym krokem lett "vyrucit"
obklicene uz ci pouze vysvo-
bodit z hroziciho nebezpeci
mas prvnf prapor.
Proti nam prichazeji placici
vydesene venkovanky ranci
ma zadech, S detmi majet-
KEN, ktery ma rychlo sebraly.
Jako srny vyrazili hoSi z lesa
g behem zenou Sc k blizke uz
vesnici, mad niz praskaji Strap
nelly a odkud ozyva Sc strelba.
Stesti, re NELL nasi silnou zalo-
hu ma stanici, jinak by t6zce
byli pykali a nase najednou oh
jevivSi Sc roty vnesly V nepra.
telske rady paniku a nepritel
prcha, zanechav nam mnoho ra
nenych a zajatych, kulomety q
vistovky.
K veceru pesky dosly jsme
ma stanici Sajlanku. Tu noe
spali jsme We vozech pred sta.
rici. Noe byla klidna a ticho
bylo vSude az tem6r priserne
Ma levo Cd mas temnote lie.
skla Sc hladina jezera, tahnou
ciho Sc podel zeleznice ma Sc.
yer az do Tagilu.
X poledni ma druhyy den Wy
stfidali jsme ma fronte V predr
nekolik verst stojici prvni pra.
por. Zatim projektovan plar
ma dobyti Tagilu. Uloha sam;
nebyla prilis lehka Tagil u:
nekolikrat pokousely Sc mas,
pluky, ale musily vzdycky u
stoupiti, jednou uz byli mas
ruceni vzdati Sc mesta, jez u:
NELL V moci. DGlezitost Tagill
znal dobfe nepfitel a bolsevi
ci znali vyznam jeho pro svoj
alapajevskou frontu prott
byt' Tagil sam byl jiz priroze
ne tezko dostupny, postavili
tjeho obrane ma 5000 lidi dobrt
vycvicenych a nekolik bateri
tezkych, krone dvou desitel
del lehkych. Ny nell pouzt
jednu baterii o a delech a n.
vzeti Tagilu urcen pouze ma:
pluk a asi 400 lidi ruskeho plu
ku.
Plan utoku byl takovy: Kap
tan Gerasimov s 3. praporen
3. pluku a 400 Rusy tvori OBJ
chvatnou skupinu, jez vyjde
majic sebou dive della a jedn,
kulometnou rotu, dne 3. irjns
ze stanice Sajtanky, pujde ste1
kou ma nekolik verst v pravt
We smeru trait ma Tagil, pre-
jde zeleznicni trait re S. Do
nato jdouci ma Alapajevsk /;
vezme cd severn krizovatku s
Donate. Prvni druhy prapol
pluku demonstratnim itokem z
pfedu upoutaji ma sebe pozor
most nepfitele, ably obchvatn:
skupina zustala nepozorovana
Utok predu proveden bude
ma Tagil po obou stranach je
zera a pocne o 10. hod. dopo
ledni, zatim co kap. Gerasi,