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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
CITY ITEMS

Howard sentenced-Sentence of from five to seven years in the peni- tentiary was imposed by Judge J. B' Aird in circuit court yesterday en Warren Howard who was convicted, recently of buying, receiving and con- cealing stolen property.
 still cnptured-An so gallon flat bottom moonshine still together with 200 gallons of mash was destroyed yesterday one and half miles south east of Irondale in a raid by Depu- ties J. r. Dowis and R. E. Smith from the sheriff's office.
 According to the officers the out fit was not operating at the time of the raid and no liquor was found and TO arrests made.
 Judge Grubb returns-Judge Will liam l. Grubb of the federal court has returned to the city after over a weeks attendance to court mat ters in Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

In the high schools there is a total enrolment of 4,445 which is an in- crease of 493 over the same period of 1921 when 3,962 pupils were enrolled.
 High and Elementary.
 The number attending Central high school is 2,410 as compared to 2,914 in 1921. This decrease it is stated is due to the opening of the new Wood lawn High school last week where 925 students have been assigned At the Ensley high school there are 1.120 students as compared to 1.O46 of the same period of last year.
 Total number of children in the elementary schools of the city is IT, SS9. The largest number of students at an elementary school is that of the South Highlands school, where l,27l pupils are enrolled which is an increase of eight over last year when l, ,26S attended that school. The next largest enrolment is that of the Hemphill school where the total num- Der is 1,04S an increase of six over last year.
 Small schools.
 The smallest enrollment is held by the Alley schol which was only opened
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
KIWANIANS TO ATTEND
 ROTARY LUNCHEON

There will be no meeting of the Kiwanis club Tuesday and the mem bers will attend the Rotary lunch con Wednesday, it was announced yes terday.
 This is done so the 4<iwanians may hear W. l.. Mapother, president of the L. & N. railroad, who will ad- dress the Rotary club.
 The Rotary luncheons are usually held at the Southern club, but Wed nesday it will be at the Tutwiler, be- ginning at 1 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

Dr. Noland served on General Cor gas staff In Panama during the con struction Of the Panama canal when that country, known at that time as a 'pesthole of disease was cleared of yellow fever and malaria through sanitary methods instituted by Gen cral Gorgas.
 Col. Clarence J. owens, director general of the Southern Commercial congress and chairman of the south ern division of the Gorgas memorial, will be the principal speaker of the evening. Colonel owens, who recent ly visited Panama and conferred with President Porras of the Republic Of Panama relative to the site and building to be contributed by the people of that grateful republic IS a tribute to the achievement of General Gorgas in making that country in the center of the tropics one of the healthiest places in the world. pr. owens has chosen as the subject of his talk on Monday night "Gorgas, an Alabamian but Physician to the World
 pr, s. ". welch, state health officer and chairman of the state medical division of the Gorgas memorial, will AfbAllie tue NbAA u bt uHbVA NfhiNtAA eNN the Gorgas School of Sanitation at Tuscalooss. the first field branch of the parent institute and where men and women will be trained as sani- tary engineers, sanitary nurses and health officers for work in the coun- ty units of the southern states. where the need for such service is impera tive
 Another speaker will be Dr. G, IT. Walsh who served with General Cor gas in Panama. Dr. Walsh will speak on "Gorga Redeemer of the Trop- ics" pr. Scale Harris, one ot the members of the Washington board of directors of the international move ment to establish a fitting memory to General Gorgas will outline the origin of the memorial plan ana N hat has been accomplished in other states.
 Dr. B. L. wyman, formerly of Tus- ealoosa, personal friend of Gen oral Gorgas for many years, is also scheduled to speak on the great hu- manitarian work of the great sant- tarian. whose methods in eradicating yellow fever, malaria and kindred diseases have been established in practically every civilized nation In lhe world.
 pr W. T. Burkett, health officer or Colbert county, made the statement on Wednesday before the special meeting of the county medical SOC iety which organized in behalf of the Gorgas memorial. that in his county and to his own personal knowledge In many other counties health work was seriously hampered through the lack of trained sanitary inspectors and nurses.
 At the meeting of the county med ical society of Colbert county pr. W. II. Blake. considered as the dean of the medical profession in the state of Alabama and life long friend and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Company incorporates

Papers of incorporation were filed in the probate office yesterday by the Alabama Bond and Surety company with an authorized capital stock of Se.0en. This new firm will be lo- cated at 701 First National Bank building and will not only operate in Birmingham but also in the state Of Alabama. This new company was formed by E. R. McDavid. Jr.. presi
 dent and treasurer; James A. Smp- son,-Vice president and secretary. and the stockholders T. A. MacFarnlanl Charles H. Brown. Charles B. Webb
 w. Fl. Brantley. Jr.. J. Rowan Oden. Fucker Agee and Frank shepherd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Building Permits

Four building permits totallinS s107oo were issued yesterday at the office of J. E. Spencer, city buildirs inspector. J. W. Mitchell obtained a permit for the erection of a frame building on Beech street between Bradley and Burgin avenues. The building will cost S3,000.
 Two permits were issued to J F. Embry to erect a brick building at 623 Thirty-fourth street, north and frame building. 6l9 Thirty fourth street, north. Both will cost 5000.
 Permit for the erection of frame house al Central Park on the Besse mer boulevard between Sycamore and Poplar streets was issued to W. X. Poindexter The building will cost S2700.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

dears her to every one she comes in contact with.
 "She is very human and naturally not at all the High Brow type and makes friends very readily She is more like our own beloved Miss An lie l.. Williams than any one else I know.
 T sincerely hope that the Sunday school workers of Birmingham will take advantage of Miss Burrell's visit tomorro wevening and learn of her phenomenal success in the Sunday school field The Southside Baptist church extends a cordial invitation to all who are interested in Sunday school work to be with us tomorrow evening and hear Miss Burrells talk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
G. A. R. COMMANDER
 DUE IN BIRMINGHAM


 Dr. Lewis Pitcher of Brooklyn, N. Y, commander-in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. who IS on a tour of the south, will visit Birming- ham Tuesday on the occasion of the thirty fourth annual encampment of the department of Albama.
 The program of the state G. A. R. will take place Wednesday in Fra ternal hall.
 Commander Pitcher Is desirous of meeting all veterans while in Bir- mingham including Camps Hardie and Wilcox, of the United Confeder- ate Veterans, Spanish War veterans. veterans of foreign wars. posts of the American legion and the auxiliaries of all.
 He will arrive from Chattanooga Tuesday morning. after which he will be escorted through the city, having the President Harding white Premo- car as official mount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
SCHOOL DELEGATION
 ASKS FAIRGROUNDS

Asking that the playground at the Hemphill school at West End be en- larged a delegation from the school improvement association called upon Comms ssioner W. l.. Harrison yester- day morning. Members of the dele gation stated that there were several lots owned by the city adjoining the present playground which could be used to advantage as playground if the city would permit 1t.
 They referred to the need for ad- ditional space for playgrounds and urged that the commission grant this request. Similar requests are com ing in from all sections of the city according to Mir. Harrison and there seems to be demand for larger playgrounds and more of them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
JANUARY SECURITIES
 OF JUNIOR CHAMBER


 Junior Chamber of Commerce ac- tivities in January include conduct ing a campaign for referendum oa dancing at Pershing pier. The cham Der favors dancing there and it's com mittees secured 4500 signatures to petitions for the coming election to decide the issue.
 The chamber took in 90 new mem bcrs and conducted a series of popu- lar lectures by Dr. II. G. Hawn, of New York, on the art of speaking. Many business men attended these lectures.
 Tuscaloosa junior chamber was aided in work of organization by delegation from the Birmingham body.
 The chamber instituted series of visi;2 to industrial plants, begin- hing with an excursion to the steel works of the T. C.~l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

a short time ago. There are 29 stud ents enrolled there while there was none last year. The next lowest is the Thomas school with an enroll ment Of 59 which is a decrease of 10 over last year.
 There is total of 1 .O54 first grade juniors in the city schools at the end of the first week of the second semester.
 This is an increase of 1O4 over last year. The Moore school holds the record for the largest attendance ae- cording to the report of Dr. Glenn, where "A pupils are enrolled. This is an increase of five oyer 1921 when 69 were enrolled. It also had the largest number of Juniors last year. The next highest is the. Hemphill school with Fl which is an increase of 39 over the same period of last year. The North Birmingham school has an enrolment of 56 juniors, an increase of 20 over the same period of 1921. The smallest number of jun iors are enrolled at the East Thomas school where there are six juniorsNand at the Alley school where there are seven
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
DEATHS

Terence Pleasant Hickman-Age 49, died at his residence. 925 South Nineteenth street at o'clock yes terday morning. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Joseph F. Garden. and a brother. ]. V. Hickman of Memphis, Tenn. Funeral will take place today at 12:S0 o'clock from Lige Loy's chapel, with Rev. J. A. Bryan officiating. Interment For est Hill cemetery.
 Mrs. z. D. Downs-Age A, died at local infirmary early yesterday morning. The remains were sent by Lige Loy to Haleyville, Ala. Wheeler CnudIe-Age 8 years, died at local infirmary yesterday morn ing. He was the son of MT. and Mrs. s. A. Caudle of Guin. Ala. where the body will be shipped this morning by Ridout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
IT MURDERS REPORTED
During Month of January-Three
 Suicides Occurred-S1 Deaths

There were 1T homicides in Jeffer- son county during the month of Jan uary, according to the monthly re- port of Coroner ! D. Russum, made yesterday to the board of revenue. During the month three suicides were recorded. Total deaths investigated by the office the report shows, num- bered S1, of which 24 were whites and 57 negroes. Of the total deaths investigated bA the office, the re- port shows that 40 were due to nat ural causes; 21 to accidents of vari- ous kinds; IT homicides, and 3 sui cides
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Organization Of Jefferson For Gorgas Memorial to Be Perfected TOmorroW Night
Prominent Speakers Will Address Members of County Medical Society-Special Meeting Called
 by Dr. Noland

o'clock meeting the Jefferson County Med- be held Birmingham the Medical College building adjoining the Hman hospital which time plans for organizing Jeff the memorial will be meeting president society medical of the Tennessee Coal Iron
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05

Abernethy, the presiding genius of the county court of mlsde- meanors. The ma jority of these cases are of a se- rious nature; oth- CTS cast in a ligh ter vein.
 In dealing with this class of cases Judge "Ab" has a method of his own, and it generally work s out successfully. According to le-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Second Semester Reports
 OF Schools Show Increase

At the end of the first week of the there total of S962 children according at the office Dr. 2 94 in the white schools with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-05
Rr CHAs. H. MANDY

Many and various are the cases that daily come before Judge H. B.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-01

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The Cost is
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This policy will insure you against travel accidents 1t
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
Dojemny hold.

Vtera odbyla Sc slavnost od-
haleni bronzove desky, kteroll
vazena kolonie ceSkoslovenska
umistila ma pomniku granito-
vem. 0 II. hod. "a pritomno-
sti PIP. konsul6 italskeho a pol
skeho. .GlenG kolinie italske, de-
putaci a zurnalistG iakoz
mnoha jinych osob zacal OBJ
rad proslovem v jazyku cesk6m
pronesenym p. Viktorem Kre-
melou. Pravil: Krajane! -
Dnesni slavnost ma veliky w
znam pro mas. Prisli jsme, by
chom vzdali hold neznam6mu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
SMLOUVA PODEPSANA KRALEM.
PROZATlMN1 VLADA v IRSKU MA PLNOU moo
R1ZENf VNITERNfCH ZALEzITOSTf
BULLETIN.

londyn, 81. bfezna - DepeSe k Daily Mail Befastu
prav re repubkansy vybor naiid ajnou mobsaci oddi
ii repubkanske armady nedel parne mysem spachati
n6iake naslne ciny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
NEAR BEER NEBUDE PAR
CfCH PRODAVAN.

Parkovni i,iditel G.. A. Rue
tenik vypoved6l pro letosni Sc
7onn Ze stanku m6stskych sa-
dech neYinny "nearbeer' a
nodobne dany bylv V klatbu i
kornoutky peanutsI skorap-
kach. Rude dovoleno proda-
voti ofiskv len vyluStene, patr-
ne ahv slupkami nebvlv sadv
znecist ovany. Nabldky na
stankv pfiiima mesto, kazdy u
chazet musf bVti americkym
obcanem, sloziti bond $4,000 a
most orati Sc o zajist6ni dalsich
$4,000 pojistce. Uehazec
Sc musi dale zavazati, ze sta
mex otevre nejpozdeji dne 90.
llvetna a ze nezavTe pred 9. "a
rim a re b1lde obchodovati nei-
dele do l. riina. M6stem pri-
iatT uchazec musi zaplatiti w.
iednane najemne V dobe pode-
psani smlouvy obnos mu pro-
pada, kdyby neiakym zpdso-
benz porusil pTiiate podmfnky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
FFANCIE PRO VELROU
ARMADA.

Paffz, 80. bfezna. = Fran
couzeky parliament znacnou
vetSinou rozhodl Sc dnes pro
vydrzovani silneho vojska. So
cialista Roncour cht6l totiz, a.
by voiensk5mu vycviku povo-
lena byla doba jen osmimeslt-
nj. Proti tomu oval sc vSak
premier Poincdre, ktery nechcc
pfipustit, ably Francie svoa ar
madu zmensila, COZ by u osni
mtsiGni sluzby Sc staff muscle
q snenoHna mu mGla vyslovit'
duV6ru hlasoyanim proti Bon
courovu navrhu. Poincare hla-
sovanim tim ziskal 405 hlasd G.
pfatele menSl armady sahnalt
sotva I51 hlasu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
NAKAzLIVE NEMOCE
v RUSkU.

Paiiz, 81. bfe7na. - NeSto-
vice, cholera. 2aSkrt a tyfus
sak hf,s1. ri. ..l..l,q,-
Americka pomocna administra
re dnes telegrafovala do pa
fi5skeho hlavniho stanu Ame-
rick6ho Cerveneho kfize, aby
20 zvlaStnim kuryru odeslal o.
kamzite 100000 davek anti
toyinu. Jest to neivetsi jed
notliva obiednavka na serum
kdykoh Zadana We Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

setnina italskych skauti VIDA
la cest. Nacez pan konsul pro
slovil krasnou rec. niz pravil,
ze pomnik ten jeSt6 letos bu-
de dohotoven, re zi.fzeno bude
Zabradli Tetezu z vaiecnycn
brasilskvch lodi, iez V case
valky konalv sluzbu V Europe.
by tax poiitko pratelstvi mezi
spoienci bvlo co nejuzsi.
Promluvil pax Angelo Cor
la, kterv pfipomn6l hrdinne BIZ
tvv teskIch legionard, iichz
bvl sv6dkem. Mezi jinym pra-
vii: Neznami byli nam krasnl
SLIM tito hoSi, jiz takym smr-
Il pohrdanim valtili. Nerozu-
NELL isme ieiich reel, neznali
isme ie, bvli nam celkem ne
znami, videli isme ien. iak ma
Piave jako boure radili Y IA
dach nepratel, zenouce ylasti
naSi spolecneho nepritele az
- pax druheho dne videli isme
krasne, rostle zlate hochy ty-
to 4. visici ma stromech ]. j.
ma telegrafnfch tyclch ;. po-
mstq to kruta kata bezcitn6ho:
Neznamf voiinove tito byli
nam prikladem ob6tavosti a
vlastenectvi a blahopreii proto
va5ene kolonii ceskoslovenske
V Paran6 k ieii obetave a dalsi
vlastenecke praci. - Mnohe
oko zarosilo sc pri slovech p.
Go~'a. o6iteho svedka zapasil
hrdinnVch a emrti potupne nam
tax drahvch hochn =. pro
mnohe neznamych hrdinil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

ie kus duse, cast srdce, ably
ma mem umistit ohla dnkaz sve-
ho vlastenectvi a sve vdaGnosti
k tenn bohatyrGm, kteTi padli
v obraney vlasti. Maiic ma IRE
tell apeT kolonie italske, wy
vaiici vsech, by tn pfisli skla-
dat sv6i dix. pricha7ime dnes
nv Cechoslovaci slozit d6kaz
nasi vde6nosti, pi'ipevnujice ma
granitu vecny d6kaz, symbol
suiici uznani hrdinim. liz da-
leko cd vlasti prolili svou krev
obet' cehstvosti velikosti
ottiny.
V pohostinn6 teto Brasilii,
kde vSe Jest tax velke, kde sa-
ma pfiroda Jest tax imponuii-
CT, Zustava vryta tato grandi-
osnl VZpOmlnka. ktera svedclt
bude pokolenim v6cnou vdeG-
most a bude dukazem nepomi-
ieiicim. re Cechoslovaci dove
dli v2pominat svych zaslouzi-
lvch bratfi, tax, jako vazena
kolonie italska vzpomina svych
bohatVru. jakoz i pracovita
kolonie polska vzdala liz tribut
sve vdecnosti zaslouzilVm sv-
Nun. padlIm V te VELKE
VALCE. Budiz tento mas ne
patrny hold v6tnym d6kazem
naM vdetnosti X tenn, ktefi ze-
mfeli pro Spravedlnost a pro
Svobodu.
Ma prosbu p. F. Kremely p.
konsul italskv Cav. Ginog Ia
cheta odhalil desku pritomna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

vojinu, jehcz pamatka jest
vsem narodam svatou. Deska
bronzova, iia dnes odhaluieme.
iez nese cesky napis, snad pr
w cesky napis z cele Jizni A.
meTiky. ti'yat bis>ie way, tax,
jalI tento balvan vZdoroval IT,
sice let vsi boufi, az byl sv6d-
KEN Znamenitych CinG boha-
tyrskych a obetavosti We pro-
speech svate nam veci o.
svobozeni naSi vlasti. Legie
ceskoslovensk6 valtily hrdinn6
Il Hory Grapy a kamen tento
jesti sv6dkem toho; bora ia
jest dnes posvatnou, iak tia
lam tax j nam. Budiz vecna
pam6t' tenn neznamym hrdi-
MIN. tenn bezejmennym boha-
tyrum, ktefi daleko Cd vlasti Y
ciz6 zemi svni zivot dokonali.
Souhlasem vsech pfitomnych
a hlucnym potleskem odmenen
zakoncil fetnik svou rec.
Promluvil pax portugalsky w
nikajici Glen ceskoslovenske
kolonie p. FrantiSek Kremela
nasledovne: "Kolonie ceskoslo-
venska. obvvajici stat Paranu
citi Sc velmi st'astnou, mohouc
dnes ma tomto posvatnem mi
ste vzdati hold vd6cnosti ne
znamemu vojinu. Nemohla
bIti st'astnejsi a vice vlastene-
cka myslenka vazene kolonie
italske jako ia, ze kazala pri-
vezt re zeme otGiste tento gra-
nitovy balvan, jenz representa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

Londyn, 81. bfezna Tlupa muzd zmocnila naklada
raskavn, hlavne gelgnu admiratn lodi bze irskeho
pobfezi ukrya je nejakem neznamem mst6 die
ku London Times Corku
Dublin 81 bfezna. = Provoani vvdano bylo havniho
sanu lrske repubkanske armady n6mz vybz muzstvo
ably stale pf Wade zfizene skym idem Vyzva lovaln dit
soinky muzsvo, aby pfhas kterehokoli Sesi br
gadnch divsnch neb praporovych hlavnch stan iez
znameny budou Ultra.
Richard Mucahy, mnistr obrany kabnetu dali
pravl dnes nervewu re dvaceti peti voakm, kteii
srezi rskou banku dana bya prlezost opustti
nesouhlas-i 1rskou smouvou
Devatenact jch vystoupilo rad
Belfast, 81. bfezna Bomba vrzena dnes do obv-
di denka menem Donneyho usmrtla eho treeho hosika
ezce zranila chlapce 12leeho rovnez dceru 1-eou
Donnelyho samotneho Zvastni konseb Hail. jenz by po-
strelen ctvrek, zemrel nemocnci dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
STAVKA V UHL0DOLECH ZAHAJENA.
We DVACETI STATECH HAVfRI
ZASTAVILI PRACI.
OCEKAVA Sc, ZE 100000 UNIOVYCH UHLOKO
PU PRIDA Sc 5000 NEUNIOvYCH.
PREHLED SITUACE.

Prblzne 100000 uhlokopd dvacet statech zanechao
prace vcera veter ceem prosazenf novch mzdovych
smhv die zprav vsech mekkouhenych tvrdouhenych re-
vrd Vddcove unie pfedpovda re 100000 neunovych
vifi pfda Sc ku stavce.
nekterych dolech llinosskych inych mistech uho-
kopove odes skoncen prace odpoledne acko STAY
ka hfedne nezacala az pulnoci
Federaln vlada rozhod,a nepodnika zadnych kroku
pftomne, jezto auace nen pokladana kritickou
Jedinou stivkovni oblasi Jest Kentucky kde
1000 unovych havu etrvao praci ponevadz ech smlou
w b6zi ieste das rok
Kansasskym havrum bylo nazeno zanechat prace pres
to- re ndusra soud prodouz pritomne kontYakty mesc
Urednici une naridi $4,000 havirum zlsta V dolech
tax ably chranen BY maetek behem DOLBY kd nebud te
ba provad6na.
Otekava Sc re Kanade savka posthne ienon zapadn
province 5~M@s
Vadni zpravy sd6u, z,soby sou ma ruce jez
vydrz nemtne 81 dn nekterch oblastech zelez
ncn fednc oznamuji pomys suspendovani nekte
1ych nakladnich vlaku zejmena uhenych drahach.
Odhaduje re $4,000 zeleznicnch zfizench Pennsy
Yapnpilde zamestnani nasledkem savky.
Indianapolis 81 brezna. - Tezba uhli bya zastavena
dnes pdnoci uniovymi hav kter zanechai prace uho
doech dvaceti statech pevnym mysem zdstati
hace tax dlouho pokud praty podmnky uhokopn
pro move mzdove kontrakty. t
trencl zdelsim hlavnim sanu spoenych ddnfch del
nfka Ameriky prohlasil ze neenom vhn unovi havf
jdou savku, ale ze take neuniovf uhokopove MIN
pfidaif.
V ohiu 10000 unovych havifh zanechalo prace
Zadne nstrukce posledn chvi nebyy vydany iedin;
vznacna konference konana behem dine bya pfedsdy
Johna L. Lewse onne Jacksonem predsedou
uniov6ho dstrku, kde 5000 muzn praci pon6vada
iejich kontrakt t6zaTi mi eSt6 rok.
Kansasu stani ndustrani nadi prodlouzeni sta
vaiciho konraku mesc avsak pTedseda Lewis prohlsl
re nebude toho dbano havifi state vyzvn
chan prace.
fomlnm prohlasen dnes vecer natenil havifu pro
has ze stavka doech dokne stasc ob6anu keri
jsou primo slcaneni uhenem prGmysu opakoval
tvrzen re 'i6zafi vnutil savku havirdm'.
DIE statd haviTi nasedujicim poctu vys stavku
Illinois 95oO0 Indiana 10000; Ohio 100000 Iowa 10000:
Pennsylvania (v doech mekke uh 900; Pennsyva-
MIA v dolech vrde uhli) 100000 West Virginia
Alabama 4500; Arkansas 2O00 Colorado 5000
000 Kentucky $4,000 Maryland 1900 Michigan 2,5OO Mis-
souri, 1900; Montana 4000 Oklahoma 7O0O Tennessee
200; Texas 2,40O; Washington 5000; Wyoming 1900
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
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