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Bolton, Texas, SIS
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Works.
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Chickasha, Okla, Sewer
Chickasha, Okla, Water Works
Cicero, ILL.,, Sch. Dist. No. 80
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Danville, ILL.,. S. D.
Dayton, Iowa. Water Works
Dominion Pr. & Trans. Co., Ltd,
Hamilton, Ont, SIS
Dunmore, Pa, 41as
Du Page Co., Ill, S. D. No. 73 41as
Elk Point, S. D., Elec 1t.
Fayette, Mo, Water Works
Ford Co.. ILL.,, Sch. Dist. No. lo2
Fort Dodge, Iowa. Ref.
Forreston, ILL.,, Sch. 41as
Galesburg, ILL.,, Elec. 1t. Works Is
Geneva, Ill, S. D. SIS
Grand Haven, Mich, W. w. AIS
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Highland Park, H., S. D. No. 107
Home Independent Tel. Co.
Huntington, w. Va. 6s
Interurban Rwy., Des Moines, Ia,
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independence. Iowa, Sch. Dist.
Knoxville, Tenn, Market Sch.
House IS
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Knoxville, Tenn. Viaduct 4las
Lancaster, KY, High School
Louisiana Port Commission SIS
Lamar County, Texas, Permanent
Road IS
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Mount Airy, N. c., Water Works,
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Runnells, Iowa, School
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Furn. & Fitting
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South Portland Nc
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Springfield Village, Vt
Wellington, Iii, high School
West Plain, Mo. w. w. & Fl. 1t.
Wilkes Barre, Pa, S. D. AS
Wilmington, N. c, Wafer &
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second
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rot in'"fchanGeaDie. coupon bonds regis
iorablp.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
CLYNE THEATER TODAY

Douglas Fairbanks will be the star
at the Clyne theater tonight and
Thursday evening in, one of his latest
thrillers, The Nut. This fifth pro-
duction for the United Artists, the
star has a vehicle that is absolutely
made to order. 1t is not picturized
from some widely-read book or fam
Gus stage play, but is an original
story written especially for the occa-
sion. and Fairbanks admirers Will
have an opportunity to view this YER
satile actors work from an entirely
new angle. Not only does he go
smashing and crashing thru five reels
of complicated comedy-drama, but he
portrays emotion that has a heart
touch in it. The trend .of the story
carries him from the sublime to the
ridiculous, and a1tho much that he
does is grotesque there is never a time
1t is said, when he does not win your
sympathy with his antics.
1.-The Nut" is especially rotable be-
cause it is essentially studio product.
Altho the story material was assemb-
led and the plot worked out three
thousand miles from the scene of pro-
duction, yet the actual taking of the
picture was accomplished on the
Fairbanks '.lot" in Los Angeles. Not
single scene was shot outside the
high board fence that encircles the
studio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
COLORADO POTATO
CROP IS SMALLER

Denver, Nov. 15.-Colorado's potato
crop for 1921 will total 10000 900 bushels,
100000 bushels short of the 1920 crop,
according to the November 1 crop re-
port today by w. w. putnam, agricul-
tural statistician of the Colorado CO.
operative Crops Reporting service.
The estimate is based on an aver
age of 100 bushels to the acre on s5,-
90 acres as compared with 122 bushels
to the acre on $4,000 acres last year.
A nationwide shortage In the potato
crop and brisk demand with good
prices have prompted early movement
of the crop to market, the report says,
6,442 carloads having been shipped up
to November s, twenty per cent more
than had been shipped on the same
date last year. The total shipment of
last years crop was 1887 cars.
Tho potato movement throughout the
country is greater than last year, the
report says, 75,747 carloads having gone
to market on November Q, as compared
with 1854 on the samed ate last year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

Lois Weber's great drama of pride
and sacrifice, "The Blot" which is
showing today at the Majestic theater,
tells story of the great poverty In
flicted by the American people upon
the school teachers of the nation. 1t
is heart-throbbing perturbation of
situation recently commented upon in
the newspapers from coast to coast,
regarding the scant salaries provided
for the members Of this profession.
Professor Griggs. an underpaid
school teacher, is depressed and wor-
ried over conditions existing in his
immediate family. With his small
salary it is impossible for him to pro-
vide sufficient food and clothing for
his wife and sick daughter. The
daughter. Amelia, finds employment in
the Public Library and 1t is there that
she meets Phil West. son of the idle
rich and one of her fathers pupils.
West falls in love with Amelia and
when ne learns of conditions existing
in the teachers home he appeals to
his father for aid in raising the old
professors scalary. West casts aside
his gay night life ana devotes his en-
ergy to making the Griggs family
happy. Mrs. Griggs. respondent over
conditions. is on the verge OF turning
thief, when Phil saves her at the crit
lcal monet.
Phil organizes a night. class for the
old professor and is successful in OBJ
taining the membership of his class
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

demands of the unions formulated. Mr..
Stone announced that the unions were
agreed on a concerted program on the
rules cases.
four big brotherhoods have signed
agreements with roads in eastern,
western and southeastern districts for
setting UP adjustment boards.
Two assistant grand chiefs will rep
resent the engineers on the boards-F.
A. Burgess on the southeastern and
III. P. Doughertyo n the western.
Tho Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men will be represented by A. f. Whit
ney on the western and w. N. Doak
on the southeastern board.
Creation of the boards is expected to
speed up the work of the railroad la
bor board by relieving its docket of
the hundreds of petty cases.
Each board is to have eight MEM
oers. one from each of the brother
hoods and four representing the roads
In its territory. The agreements run
for one year and may be renewed. In
the western territory the agreement
has been approved by the Union Pa
cific, Oregon Short Line, Oregon.
Washington Railroad & Navigation
company, Los Angeles and Salt Lake.
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, Colorado
& Southern: Fort Worth and Denver
City; Northern Pacific; Great North
ern; Spokane. Portland and Seattle;
Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul and the
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault Sainte
Marie railway.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
HOLD BOMB SUSPECTS

Lisbon, Nov. 15.-(By The Associated
Press)-Two men, said to be com
munists, have been arrested charged
with placing the bomb which exploded
on the staircase at the American con-
sulate here November l. A third man
who is said to have remained outside
as q guard against the police while his
companions did their work, still Is
being sought.
At the time of the outrage the police
attributed it to the agitation in con-
necion with the case of Sacco and Van
zetti, under conviction of murder in
Massachusetts,.
No one was hurt and but slight
damage was done by the explosion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16

mates, who work hand in hand with
the old professor In making the class
profitable and interesting.
THE Blot" is released by tho F. b.
Warren corporation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
SUSPECT IN MAIL HOLD
UP ARRESTED IN n. Y.
Postal Inspectors Nab Man AS
lie Boards European
Ship

New York, Nov. 15.-Bert r. Chap
man, an automobile salesman of Bos-
ton was arrested here today as he was
about to sail for Europe on the Aqua
tania. He is charged with having dis
posed of securities which were pert
of the loot of mail truck hold-up in
San Francisco March s. The arrest
was made by California postoffice in
spectors.
The postoffice inspectors, G. r. Gel
lar and G. f. Webster of the San Fran-
cisco district said Chapman had been
under surveillance since he reserved
accommodations on the Aquatania
several days ago. Securities valued at
$4,000 alleged to be part of the loot
from the Los Angeles hold-up were
traced to him the inspectors said. Half
were bonds of the chicago. Burlington
and Quincy railroad and half foreign
securities. The latter, is was added,
were recovered, while the sale of the
former thru Boston concern drew
suspicion to Chapman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
GREAT STAR FONUD

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Existence OF
greater stars than Betelgeuse. the
giant star whose diameter was meas
ured as 3o0,OOO,O0O miles, was an
nounced by Professor Albert a. Mich
elson In an address before the National
Academy of Sciences last night.
Antares, star In the constellation
of Scorpio. was named as one of the
super stars but Its exact size has not
vet been determined, he said. Other
stars whose magnitude may surpass
either of these are to, be measured, he
said, by means of the new Interfere
meter developed by Professor Michel
son.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
MINE WORKER STABS
HIS WIFE IN QUARREL

Louisville, Colo. Nov. 15. = Guy
Perna, mine worker, stabbed his
wife, probably fatally, early today in
quarrel in the Perna household.
Witnesses said Mrs. Perna received
the first thrust of the knife while in
the house with her husband. She then
ran out doors, screaming. Perna pur-
sued her, it Is alleged. and stabbed
her a second time in the back.
After dealing tho second blow. Perna
calmly wiped the blood from the blade
of his knife and replaced it in his belt.
When officers arrived he offered no
resistance and was removed to the
county Jail at Boulder. Mrs. Perna Is
in critical condition at her home
here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
MILWAUKEE MN BUYS
MEDICINAL BEER

Milwaukee. Nov. 15.-Jack Scheider-
er of this city, was the first resident
of the U. S. to purchase medicinal beer
under the new federal regulations.
Scheiderer presented his prescription
at a local pharmacy two minutes after
a brewing company had delivered the
beer TO the druggist under q permit
the brewers had just received. The
case of "a bottles cost Scheiderer s5.25.
1t was the first legal sale of beer here
since the war time prohibition regula-
tions went into force.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
INTRODUCE RESOLUTION
TO STOP SHIP BUILDING

Washington, D. c., Nov. 15.-(By the
Associated Press.)-A resolution direct
ing the secretary of the navy to stop
all work and expenditures on nine bat
tleships and six battle cruisers now in
various stages of construction was in
troduced today by Representative Brit
ten of Illinois, ranking Republican on
the house naval committee. Battleships
named in the resolution were the Colo
RADIO, Washington, West Virginia,
South Dakota, Indiana, Montana, North
Carolina, Iowa and Massachusetts.
Battle cruisers specified are the Lex
ngton, Constellation, Saratoga, Ranger,
Constitution and United. States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
UNIONS PREPARE

Continued from Page one.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
RANCHER KILLS SELF

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 15.-Charles
Coker. so, prominent rancher of ALI
ance. Neb., committed suicide there by
hanging himself in the basement of his
home, using the cord of an electric
iron which he suspended from floor
beam. He had been arrested twice
recently. once on charge of rustling
cattle and once on arson charges.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
NATIONS ACCEPT
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ICOHlInueu lTUlIl f'dKeV OHe.I
The result of the latter meeting was
a decision to refer the matter OF naval
limitation to a committee of admirals
to be presided over by Theodore
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
navy, which will make an expert re-
port of the American proposals and
also make recommendations for
amendments of detail.
The committee was authorized to
consider fixing the naval strengths of
Italy and France at the same time,
with the United States, Great Britain
and Japan.
The official communication was the
only report of the proceedings of the
closed session.
Tomorrow the committee of nine will
have its first meeting to discuss Far
Eastern and Pacific problems.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
THIETEs GET $4,000

Chicago, Nov. 1.-two robbers, pos
ing as detectives from the states at
torney's office, gained entrance to the
flat of Mrs. Johanna Hartman. a
widow last night. and robbed her of
jewelry valued at $4,000, she reported
to the police. Mrs. Hartman was alone
in the flat at the time the robbery
occurred.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
CHILDREN HURT IN
RAILROAD CRASH

Salt Lake City, Nov. 15.-Sixteen
children were injured when an Ore
gon Short Line freight train. carrying
beets, backed into a motor bus con-
veying the children to school at a
crossing at Tremonton, fifty miles
north of here today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
FRENCH LINER SUNK

New Orleans. Nov. 15.-The French
line steamship Maryland, 1905 tons.
was rammed by the Japanese steamer
Fuku You Maru and sank her today
In thirty feet of water at the First
street wharf. Breaking of the steer
ing gear of the japanese vessel Is sal
by dock officials to have caused the
accident.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-16
GOOD BACKING

so Jack is a candidate for your
hand"
Yes, machine candidate you
might call him-he owns an automo-
bile."-Boston Transcript.
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DELNICTVO PROFIT ZMENE
SYSTEMU MESTSkE AD-
MINISTRACE.

Clevelandska Americka Fe-
derace Prace ma vcerejSi We
cerni schulz Sc jedndmysln6
postavila provedenou volbou
proti zavedeni methody, die
ktere by mesto ridil ustanove-
ny manager, jak oznamuje Ia
iemnik federace J. f. Malley.
Soucasne bylo jiz hlasovano
We prospech stavby Union ma
drazi ma Squaru, coz vlastne
bylo jiz odhlasovano pred dive
ma roxy. Posledni hlasovani
nestaIo Sc vsak jednohlasne
Skupina as 20 delegata Sc wy
slovila, re by bylo lepe drive
vysetriti a prozkoumati navrh
opposicni, nez-li bude rozho-
dovano o projektu puvodnim.
Navrhovatele ale Zustali V
menSine.
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STAVkUJfCf HAVfRI
ROZEHNANI.

Uniontown. Pa, 81. srpna.
Stavkujicf havifi dolu w. j.
Rainey Coal Co, pochodujici
do Allison, Pa, aby vyvolali
prace havire z dolu Superior
Coal & Coke Co. tamtez, byli
dnes rozehnani Serifem Shaw
EN- 2 okresu Fayette a jednim
pfiru6im, kteri Jim pohrozili
pouzitim strojnich puSek. Stat
ri policie, pod serzantem Free
manem, pozdeji pfeyzala stu
aci. Rainey-ho spolecnost mi
nuly tyden oznamila snizeni
mzdy a nasledkem toho haviTi
zanechali prace e. Dnes rano W.
pravili Sc k dolGm V Superior
s 1myslem Wy volati ma stavku
tamni havife. Ufad1m byla
vsak podana zrrava pochodu
a tyz prekazen.
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VZPOURA v INDII.

Londyn, 81. srpna. Dalsi
krvava sarvatka oznamena by
la Madrasu, v Indii, dnes.
Nepfatelsky zastup prekazel
skupine Hindu jejich praci
a hazel kamenim po po1icii,
kdyz zakroefla. FPoficie odpo-
vedela stfelbou do zastupu.
Pocet ztrat neni udan.
Madras, Indie, 81. srpna
Depese z Calicutu sdeluie, ze
oddil brtickeho vojska by
pfepaden Pukkaturu Mo
plahy, kteri zahajili ostrou pa
bu ma Brity Sc vsech stran. Po-
vstalci byli rozehnani po ctyr-
hodinnem boji muze' proti mu.
Ii, pravi uredni depese. Mo.
plahove byli ozbrojeni karabi
nami, nozi, savlemi bojoval
Is vrozenou Jim zuTivosti. Y
Malapuramu, jihovychodne oc
Calicutu, panuje kid.
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RADENi CHOLERY
v RUSKU.

Riga, 81. srpna. Cd 1. ledna
zaznamenano bylo Y Rusku
112,528 pripadd cholery. Zvla-
ste cd 81. cervence vyzadoyala
81 nemoc mnoho obeti a velke
procento onemocneni koncilo
smrti.
Londyn, 81. srpna. Vyhlado-
vele obyvatelstvo ruskych gu
bcrnii Tambov. Voronez a Orel
Sc bouri. pravi depese obdrze-
na zde u Central News a Ko-
dane. Depese dodava, re vol
sko vyslane ma potlaceni vzpou
ry odeprelo strflet ma lid.
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co HLAVNE MLUVf We
PROSPECT STAVBY MA
DRAZf MA SOUARU.

Strana primlouvajici Sc "a
stavbu nadrazi ma SQuaru O.
dnvodnuje podnik nasledovne !:
Kazdy V Cleveland6 81 pre-
je, aby move Union nadrazi po
staveno bylo ma nam6stf a Ia
ke doufame, re Mezistatni
Obchodni komise zm6ni svoje
nazory a toto dulezite verejne
zarizeni schvali.
Mesto nejen re potrebuje
d1stojneho nadrazi, ale jest
zde i tisice d6lniku bez pra-
ce, prave teto DOLBY. Zapoce-
tim tohoto velkeho dila bude
v kazde dob6 ma proSp6ch, ale
sotva kdy by bylo teto prace
tax potrebi, jako prave dnes.
Bez ohledu ma to, kdy pra-
ci bude zapocato, jistym jest,
re nic ma svete by Sc nem6lo
stavbe klasti V cestu.
Milliony dollaru mali byti
vydany ma stavbu, ktera by
byla iist6 velkou pomoci pr
spela by nemalo k rozlusteni
dnesniho TAX hrozneho pro
blemu nezam6stnanosti. Nevf-
me proc neni dovoleno podni-
katel1m, kteri hodlaji V Cleve
lande udati svoje penize, do
voleno tax uciniti. Jsme pre-
sv6dceni, re obchodni komise
odstrani vsechny pfekazky a
nepostavi Sc mezi mesto a "a
hajeni praci ma novem nadrazi
ma Public Squaru.
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Belfast, 81. srpna. Ackoli pff
meri mezi nepfatelskymi frak-
cemi Jest zachovayano V celem
ostatnim Irsku,f Belfast stal Sc
opetne dejistem krvavych uda
losti. Jako jeiich vysledek, Sc
znam -mrtvych rozmnozen byl
Q sedm a 30 jest ranenych, ne
kteri Mich vazn6.
Celkem sestnact osob bylo
zabito "a tri dny co vvtrznosti
trvaly a pocet ranenych nel2e
presne zjistiti, ponevadz mno.
ri. z Mich dopraveni byli do
svych domovu. drive nez Sc
policie dostavila.
Pres namahu policie, jez ne
trpela zadneho shromazd 'ova-
nj ulicich, rany ozyvaly Sc V
I1uznych castech mesta cd cas-
neho Ultra az pozde do noci.
Chvilemi stfelba stala Sc tax
prudkou a nebezpecnou, re by
10 nutno Zastaviti dopravu ma
poulicnl draze. Mnozi d6lnici
nemohli Sc dostati do prace
neb vratiti Sc do svvch domovu
cetnf obchodnici netroufali 81
otevriti sve kramy. V nekte-
rych castech mesta dokonce
tcvarnv byly zayfeay. jezt8
delnici neprisli do> prace. Uli-
ce, nasledkem zavfeni obcho-
du, skytaly smutny vzhIed.
Ulstersky kabinet seSel Sc
dnes Ia ucelem uvazovani 0 ST.
tuaci zavladnuvSi zde. Ma
schulz Sc podileli vojenSti du-
stojnici a policejni drady. Byly
podniknuty kroky ma povolani
dalsich vojenskych sboru do
m6sta ku ziednani poradku a
zaruceni bezpecnosti ulic.
Zbujnici byli opetne cinni V
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MAYOR ZKLAMAL KARRA-
NfKY.

Columbus, o., 81. srpna. Ze
byla jim slfbena beztrestnost
pred zatcenfm "a sv9dectvi pfi
vyslechu pied guvernerem Da-
visem o obvinenich proti ma
yoru Herbertu A. Athertonovi
2 Newarku, svedcili dnes kar-
banici. kterf Sc ku sve zivno-
sti priznavali. Beztrestnost by
la Jim zarutena Lfgou zako-
ma a pofadku okresu Licking.
Pri iinem bodu svedectvf do
zrali, ze pfisezne vypovedi
proti mayorovi slozili jenom
proto, ze ie zklamal. Slfbil
pry Jim ochranu, zacez mu do
bfe zaplatili a pax dovolil po-
licii. aby ie zat4kala. Vstsinou
tvrdili, ze platili mayorovi pa
S25 tydnx. Mayor to zapfra.
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! BELFASTU SESTNACT DIRTVYCH.
BOURE Sc ROZSiRILY Y SKO.
RODO VSECH CASTi MESTA.
LORD MAYOR zADA o voJENsKoU PoMoc.

Old Dodge distriktu. Zahajili
ostrou palbu smerem k Shank
hill road, huste zalidnene uni
onisticke ctvrti. Jeden mlady
muz byl tam zabit ctyfi vaz-
ne poran6ni.
D6lnici byli napadeni dnel
vecer ma ceste k domovu v0
West Belfast. Policie byla nu-
cena zahajiti stl'elbu ia
Milky, kteri byli rozehnani. ST.
tuace stala Sc nanejvyse povaz-
livou, nebot' j v jinych castech
m6sta doSlo ku strelbe, nicme-
ne v$ak sesilen6 policejnf HID
ky ziskaly lepsf kontrolu mad
Ivalcicimi zivly.
Sir William Coates, lord
mayor, hned rama vyzval
gen. Carter-Campbella, velite-
le britickeho voiska V Ulsteru,
0 vvslani vojska do mesta a je-
no zadosti bylo vyhov6no. Be
hem polednf hodiny snesl Sc
vydatny dest' a zapudil pfi-
sluSniky nepfatelskych taborG
2 ulic.
Londyn, 81. srpna. Vazn6
vytrznosti V Belfastu. iez Wy
pukly zroyna nejchoulostivej
Sim oNamziku vyjedn;tvanl me
ri Anglii Irskem, zaujfmaly
| pozornost celeho britickeho ti-
sku dnes. Nektefi dopisoyatele
londynskych casopisd Bel
fastu oznacuji pfitomny w
buch jako ciste nabozensky a
iisto Jest, re vice meme otazka
tato ma co ciniti s pritomnym
konfliktem. iak byvalo vzdy-
,,cky V Ulsterske politice. Ny
neisi vytrznosti pfevysoyaly
pTedesle zurivostf projevoya-
nou ma obou stranach.
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PRES 200 OBETf PTOMAI-
MOVE OTRAVY.

Columbus, O., 81. srpna. Vi
ce nez 200 majiteln a zamest-
nancu maStali ma zdejSim stat
MIN vystaviSti onemocnelo
dnes pozde odpoledne nasled-
KEN ptomainov6 otravy. Pres
100 ob6tf bylo nutno dopraviti
do nemocnic V Columbus, kdez
to ostatnim dostalo Sc osetreni
ma stanicich Cerven6ho Krize.
VSichni z otravenych pojedli
obeda vystrojeneho jednlm 2
vystavovateld. Lekafi proievili
nahled, re bud preservovane
maso neb nakladane okurky
pTivodily otravu.