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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
LEAGUE CALLS
WAR COUNCIL
Bismarck Meeting Expected
to Discuss Plans For
Fall Campaign.

Fdfgo, N. D., July 10.-The execu-
tive committee for the North Dakota
branch Of the Nonpartisan league, the
national committee and A. c. Town
ley, national organizer, Saturday eve
ming issued a call for a state confer
ence to be held in Bismarck, Satur-
day., July is, in Patterson hall. All
the delegates who attended the state
convention in Fargo last April are
urged to attend this meeting.' The
purpose of the conference is, not
divulged in the call, but it is de-
clared to be highly important. 1t is
understood that reorganization plans
and the conduct of the fall campaign
will be decided on.
The members of the national COM
mittee are William Lemke of Fargo,
Frank B. Wood of st. Paul. and H.
+. Samuels, Idaho. The members of
the state committee are w. j. Church
of York. stephen Terhorst of Donny-
brook, Mrs. G. A. Fisher Of Valley
City, Walter Wexford of Pembina, and
.. A. Mattingly of Williston.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
CASS COUNTY FARMERS
ARRANGE WEED WEEK

Fargo, N. D., July 10.-Plans for
weed week" dates for which, will
be set later, were discussed at a con-
ference, Of Cass county. farmers Sat
urday. A committee was named to
plan and advertise the week during
which all weeds possible will be de-
stroyed. The conference advocated
a law allowing townships to make a
levy for cutting weeds along road
sides. They favored allowing farm
ers to cut weeds along their own
roads, to be refunded out of the fund.
North Dakota shipped about 5000
carloads of weeds out of the state
last year.; they paid to raise them
and cut them, to bind them and
shock them and then paid to have
them hauled to the elevator n to
the terminals after giving them
away DR.. John Lee Coulter, presi-
dent Of the N. D. Agricultural col
lege. said in a short address.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
improvements Made
In Parks Highway

Fargo, N. D., Jury 1o.-Changes
and improvements in the National
Parks highway, main road west Of
here, along the Northern Pacific rail-
way have been authorized by the tCass
county conn issioners. For a nine
mile strip, running from three miles
west Of Casselton to the natural sand
beds west. of Wheatland. will be re-
built and put on the north side of the
tracks instead of the south. eliminat-
ing two crossings. There will hen be
but two railroad crossings between
Fargo and. Valley City. The road is
already graveled from Fargo to Cas-
selton and the new strip will be grav-
eled, making a graveled road through
the county. The WORK will meet the
specifications Of federal and state
highway grades.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
CASS COUNTY SUNDAY.
SCHOOLS WILL MEET

Fargo. July 10.-Fargo preachers
will be principal speakers at the annu-
al Cass County Sunday School con-
vention to be held at C%asselton, Tues
day. July IL. according to the pro-
gram announced Saturday by ]. A.
VanKleek, Fargo, secretary of the as
ISOLATION. DR.. u. T. Robertson. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church Of
Fargo. and DR.. R.W. Hobbs. pastor
of the First Baptist church of Fargo,
will give addresses. After a forenoon
devoted to general discussion, the
meeting will be broken into depart
ments and another general session
will be held for business and election
Of officers. The new heads will pre-
side at the evening meeting. featured
by DR.. Hobbs address on Americans
in the Making" and special music led
by Casselton choirs,
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PRIZES AWARDED
FOR JUDGING AT
KITTSON CO.! FAIR

Hallock. Mimi, July 1O.-A strong
lineup Of exhibits in all departments,
especially in Boys and Girls club
classes, featured the opening day of
the Kittspn county fair, July 6.
T. R. Allen and H. T. Burgoon won
sfhe sweepstakes in horses. In Hol-
stems, Roy A. Sundberg and W. w.
sSugden won, while in Shorthorns, r.
land F. johnson and Casper Anderson
won out.
The individual bread baking was
o by Agnes Benson. Lancaster, in
class A, INC by Andrea Peterson,
Orleans. in class B. Both of these
girls are numbered among the big
delegation which will, represent Kit
son county at the 1922 state fair.
The Red River Garment team,
consisting of Alpha Nelson, Helen
Lndahl and Edith Bengtson, one of
the county teams winning another
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Six Plead Guilty
To Making. Moonshine

Moorhead, MIMI, July 10.-Six men
arrested by Clay county officials fol-
lowing raids for alleged manufacture
OF liquor. pleaded guilty and sent
enced to $3.50 fine and 80 days in Jail
or 60 days in Jail by Clay County Dis
trict Judge G.. A. Nye Saturday. The
men were arrested at different times
during the last few weeks and had
been held to the district u after
preliminary examinations. Judge Nye
cautioned the men lat h sentence
was especially light only because OF
their first offense. w.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
BEGINNING
in PENNINGTON CO.

Thief River Falls. MINI, July 10
ting Of alfalfa and sweet clover is
pretty well advanced in the county
and a few days of good weather will
see the large crop all taken care Of.
The yield this year is one of the best
in the history of the section, plenty Of
rain in the early part Of the season
having given the crop an excellent
start. Alfalfa particularly has had a
good season, nearly every field break
ing all previous records.
Rye is rapidly reaching the cutting
stage and harvesting will begin next
week. There is more Of this grain
raised in the county this year than
ever before. a large part of the d.
minished wheat acreage having been
given over to rye. =,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
ARE SHOWN !.
BY FARGO BANKS

Fargo, N. D., July xo.-statements
issued by Fargo banking Institute. MS
in response to a call issued by the
comptroller of currency for the close
of business June 80, 1922, shows gains
in total deposits and savings deposits
As compared to the statements #
June 80, 1921. Total deposits a,e si2.-
47S,409.6S against $11, 706.57s.17 in
1921. Bills payable nave reduced from,
$1,000 ,549.79 in 1921 to $~2S3.J7:.S3 IL
the eight Fargo institutions. TOTAL
savings deposits this year were So
6~3S,424.21 and last year $6,266, 834.61.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
new STORAGE
TICKET FORM
Approved BY State Railway
Commission Will Be
Negotiable

Bismarck, N. D., July 10-The state
railroad commission has approved a
storage ticket for use in elevators in
the state which is negotiable, APP
proving the form heretofore in use.
The commission debated for a time
whether to make the tickets nego-
table or merely assignable.
With this decision and with the
adoption Of standards for the inspec-
ton of grain the new grain depart
ment Of the railroad commission, re-
grain grading act which was located
at the state agricultural college, is
now functioning. Grain testing ap-
paratus has been moved to Bismarck
and George Lund. formerly with the
department at Fargo. has been named
in actual charge of the grain testing.
The department will use govern
ment standards on wheat, oats and
corn. according to Ole Lund. it's head.
1t will use standards on barley, rye.
flax seed, speltz and similar grains
which were set by the Minnesota rail-
road and warehouse commission.
1t is planned, according to Mr.
Lund. to establish grades on potatoes
before the potato marketing season
begins. The department, he said
would work with the Minnesota com.
mission in fixing grades.
The department of weights and
measures is operating with three mer
a shortage Of funds making impos.
sible the use Of an adequate force
Mr.. Lund said.
The plan under which grain will
be inspected, it is explained. is that
if either the farmer or elevator lar
ager disagree as to a grade, they may
send to the department What is con
sidered by both a fair sample, ant
the department will grade the grain
The departments word is held oind'
ing upon both parties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
KuLED by HORSE.

Woodwork, N. D.. July 10.-Fre6
Fischer, Sc, died within thirty minutes
after he was knocked down by ar
unmanageable horse and then run
over by a heavily loaded wagon OF
alfalfa. With a brother heihad beer
loading alfalfa in a field neal tho
home when of the horses became
frightened. Attempting to. seize tho
bride to the animal he was knocked
down and run over Heidied within
a few minutes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
NO LABOR SHORTAGE
IN CLAY COUNTY YET

Moorhead, July 10.-There is as yet
no labor shortage in Clay county and
and $1.75 a day for the few calls for
workers, according to o. M. Olson
Clay county agent and director of the
county employment service. Rye cut
ting will be general in two weeks and
with additional haying to be done, {
scant shortage is predicted then. sHe
said that because of the heavy croI
expected in the county, many mer
will be needed as soon as harvesting
and potato digging is general.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
Hunting VIII Y II Be
Good Near Mandan

Mandan, N. D., july 10.-Farnera]
and city sportsmen who have BEEN
Investigating declare the prairiaS
chicken and grouse crop this summer
Is unusually good despite the heavy
rains which tend to decrease the sizes
and number OF coveys. There haves
been no heavy hail storms which usJ
+ ually wreak havoc with young birdss
General ,ains have also filled all the
notholes and lakes and 1t is estimated
80 per cent nor ducks are nesting
in the Dakota lakes than in some
wears.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
FIBER MILL e
Rcd Lake Falls MINI INlv To-.

6. Red Lake Fails. MIMI, July lO--The
new fax tow mill Of the Fiber Pro-
mally opened by a monster free
dance with music by q seven-piece
orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs. A..A. Dab
lin and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.
Dahlin and son Ernest, o. E.. Davis.
Miss Beatrice Davis. Oscar Davis.
Lawrence Benson, Miss Ethel Linn
mer and Miss Sigurd Davidson, Off
cars Oh the company and their fam
lilies and friends motored up from
Minneapolis to be in attendance. The
mill has . fioor space Of $4,000 square
feet. Tho refreehment stand was
conducted by Gundor Austad post Of
the American Legion. III
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
JUNE WARM AND.DRY.

Fargo, N. D., July 10.-Although
rainfall was scattered yer more days
than usual, June was a comparatively
warm M dry month. according to
the monthly report of R. E. Spencer.
observer atssthe Moorhead station Of
the U. s. weather bureau. Rainfall
totaled 2.93 inches. or 100 inches
below normal. he said. while temper
ature averaged 64.3, or 1.3 degrees
above normal. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
TWO DROWNED AFTER
FIGHT FOR LIFE
In RAINY LAKE

Minneapolis, July 10.-Two Mime
apolis youths were drowned and two
theirs were rescued by a passing
steamer after clinging for two hours
to their overturned boat in Rainy
Lake above International Falls yes
terday. The dead are Otto C. Craig,
IS. and Stephen r. Fleming. Their
boat was capsized by a high wind.
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Northwestern NeWs

state fair trip in the district, were
one Of the four teams demonstrating
on the opening day.
The Happy Corner Farmers club.
consisting of Ed. N. johnson, Ragnar
johnson and Arthur johnson, won
the Hallock Commercial club trophy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10

WOODWORTH MAN KILLED.
woodworth. n. D.. July 10.-Fred
Fischer. pioneer of near here, was
instantly killed when a runaway
team which he attempted to stop
while haying, knocked him over and
dragged the wagon. heavily loaded,
oYer his body.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10

Basket making Is n Of the Oldest
industries Ia the world.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
0BROVSKA KOMBLNACE KAPTALU.
JEDNA Sc o SLOUCENf JATEGNfCH
# ZAJMU ARMOUROVYCH A
MORRISOVYCH
USETRAO BY Sc Tim 80 MILLIONU ROCNE, z CE-
HOz NELL PRY BY PROSPECT FARMARI
SPOTREBlTELE, PRAvf P. ARMOUR.

Washington, Is. listopadu vladimir ufednikdm bylo
nes feceno ze vice nez 80 miond roGn9 moho by by
setfeno atecnm obchod9 kdyby byo federan shva
enf ku pfevze firmy Morris Co. firmou Armour & Co.
Posleze zminena spoecnos podaa zados ekrea zem9d6
stv ably toto spynut onech vekych dvou zavodd byo
voleno.
Byo vysvetlovano ze 1spory budou iti prosp9ch far
mari tm ze dostanou ep ceny dobytek spotfebitele
tom, ze bude lacn6js Uspory pry doc tim, re
odpadnou mnohe vyohy distribucnm syst&mu Obe spo
ecnos nyni vydrzu odbocky vsech vetsch m9stech
peujf sve chladny coz jest dupkovan vloh jez spl
mutt by odpado Mens dspory byo by doceno konsoidacf
porazek nakladaren.
Zadost vadni schvaleni konsodace dvou obrovskych
atetnich zavodd, pfmym koupen1m Morris Co. Armouro
vym zajmy byla formane podana dnes sekreta zemede
stv{ Walaceovi j. Ogden Armourem jeho advokaty.
Strucny nacrek podrobnosf obmyseneho spynuti ma
roxy aky prospech veejnost by oho m6la byy zstave
odboru zem9destvi Sekreaf Wallace vyda prohase
nj vysvetluc zakon, jenz vzahue teno pffpad
znail ze nemin projevi jakehoko dobrozdan do IA
konitos obm5seneho pynut poAud celia vec nebya MALE
zitx uv&4Asa4 projednxna.
Rozhodnutf jez koncfch vlada ucin zda navrhovane
splynu bude dovoeno neb nkoli bude m daekosAhe ma
edky Zda konsodace bude dovolena pod predstrkou
Jest to dobru verejnost bude to znamenat cru
atecnim prdmysu Jisto jest ze koncch vekeren
sky prnmysl zemi oc by rukou edne obrovske kom
binace, jez bya by posaveni diktova dobytek
zaroveh ceny maso a sve ostatn vyrobky.
Splynutim Armour Co. Morrisovou spoecnosti nova
korporace mea by 900 akv cimz by
nala ostatnim tfem "velke petky -frmam Swove Gu
dahyho Wilsona Acko atkari tvrd, ze jedna sply
mutt dvou prvne zmnenych firem jsou jiz ine hi
bude povoeni spynuti Armour & Co. Morris & Co.,
hned budou podnknuty kroky provedeni das knsodace
zajm1 Armourovych onemi Cudahy-ovymi Wlsonovym,
s nimiz pozdeji by splynuly zajmy Swftovy.
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EBERT PRO NESTRANNY
KABlNET.
Jest moxno, ze move nSmecke
ministerstvo bude vybr&no z
OdbOrnilki.

Berlin, Is. listopadu. Presi-
dent Ebert radil sc az dlouho
do noci s ,vddci fisskeho snemu
" lsilf o. rozlust4ni prftomne
vladnf krise pfivodene resigna-
CT kanclefe Wirtha a jeho kabi
netu.
President jest pry slime pro
nestranne ministerstvo, sklada
love nebyli by zastoupeni, mel
hospodafskym vycvikem, kteri
mohli by byti vybrani polite
kych stran neb tax zvoleni, a.
by jim byla zajist6na dostatec-
ma parlamentni podpora umoz-
hujici novemu ministerstvu pro
vadeti konstruktivnf sm6rnice,
jez pozaduje pfftomna domaci
situace a reparacnf otazka.
Ami socialist& ami klerikalni
strana neukazovali dnes nej-
mensf naklonnosti k rozuzleni
politicke situace. Klerikalove
fikajf, ze jezto radikalove zee
la bez potfeby pfivodii krisi,
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zanechala u jiste zeny We me-
ste,. ktere bylo tedavno napa-
demo vojskem Stobodneho Sta
tn F


j Nsysbs4 & l6, iistopa-
du. Pokfac ctjs<ve SVEN patranf
v domovech boh&Gd v tomto o.
kolf po v&tsfch z&sobach uhli,
nezli dovoleno jest zakonem,
William R. Perkins, admin
strator paliva v okresu Orange,
zabavil tfi zeleznicni kary
drobneho tvrdeho uhlf ma ma
jetku pi. Robert w. Goeletove,
blize Chester. v pondeli zaba-
veny byly 353 tuny uhli ma ma
jetku J. p. Morgana v High
land Falls. Ufednfci nasli pa
desat tun uhli nakupeneho blf
ze majetku ma Golletov6 ma
jetku, jezto nebylo mozno do
stati je vsechno do uhelnikd.
Perkins naridil, aby toto uhli
bylo prodano'v tunovych nakla
dech lidem v Chester a Elrida,
blfzkych vesnicich, kde neme-
Ii zadneho tvrdeho uhli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

Londyn, 16 listopadu. Konservativnf strana zvoa vi
clen parlamenu nez vsechny osatn pokud lie sou
dosavadnch zprav vcerejsch volbach do parlamentu
Denicka srana jest druhou mdze 81 vysledku blaho-
hopra nebot zisala z % novych mist mozno ze e-
ste nekterch voebnfch obvodech odkud zpravy ne
dosly jeff kandidai byl dspesn
Jsou vschn huste zalidnenych ndustrianch stfedech
zejmena Glasgow6 kde pedpov9d vt6zsvf dsnicke sra
spniy ak liberalove tax konservavci ztrati tam
nekolik mandatd jez dlouhou dobu byy ejch
TAX evf vysledek dnes rano kery mze by zm9n9n
dodou podrobne zpry vsech volebnch obvodI
move vady by porazen plukovnk Leslie Wilson minister
stva vaky plukovnk Stanley podsekretaf minserstvu
zahranicnfch vecf.
Jednfm pfekvapenm n&vesnfch tabulich hylo
nj berala Oxford kde ak mests tax universu
didata.
parament pres snou kampan, jez byla vedena prot
Jest edna zena kera byla voena pokud zpravy ma
svsdcuu rano acko kandid&tek by vek5 potet Pr
Asorova bya zvolena m9so Plymouth obdrzea Is 924
prot 10831 odevzdanych pro kapana G. w. Brennana
didaa d9lncke strany 1919 pi Astorova mela
hlasl proti 292 kanddata d9nicke srany Pr
rova neivce neprfzne zkaa svy anoviskem pro-
hbic cmz popuda prot sobe stou cast svych vocI del
ncke tffdy Pres to vsak bya zvoena znacnou v9snou
We trech neb cyrech dstriktech znfch pfedn9stfch
Lonvna mlha znemozna pfevezen hlasovacch schranek
do sctacich sedsk Schranky dodany byly radnice
Lewshan az punoc pax shledano ze jedna bya
menuta volebnim osudf.
Premier Bonar Law byl zvolen velkou vetsnou iakoz
dSive premier Lloyd George, jenz az do posednf chve
v9noval voebni agtac Vsledek voeb ovsem znamena
ze nebude povoan zpt vesu vlady nebot konservavci
mali vetsnu parlamene made vsem ostatnimi sranami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
cEsKY PEvEC We vELKE
OPERE.

Chicago, Is. listopadu. -
Pan Milo Luka, prvni Czech,
jenz byl angazovan ke zdejsf
Velk6 opefe, kter& letos pdso-
bf pode jm9nem Chicago Civic
Opera, vystoupil vcera v "Car-
men''v dloze serzanta Zunigy.
Pan Luka je barytonem sveto-
veho jm&na. Dnesnf anglick6
casopisy hlavne Sc rozepisujf
o vykonech predstavitelky Ilo-
nv Carmen Mary Gardenove.
Ale Herald and Examiner We
SVEN pojedn&nf take venuje
zminku p. Lukovi 4 pravi: =
milo LuNa, jenz vystoupil ja-
ko Zuniga, vyvolai pffznivou
pozornost, ackoliv mu k tomu
byla poskytnuta jen kratka pfi
lezitost."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ZAHYNULI v RlCNf "a.
TOCE.

Quebec, Is. listopadu. Depe-
Sc obdrzena zde z Bersimis ma
severnim bfehu feky St. Law
renee, podava zpravu o utonu-
tt jedenacti osob v ricni zato-
ce, tficet mil cd mofskeho bre-
hu. Nest6sti Sc udalo v dtery
vecer, kdyz motorova lodice s
jedenacti osobami Sc potopila
a vsichni zahynuli. Mezi pasa-
zery byl katolicky knee, Tor
TELLER, missionaf, jenz drive
byval v Bermisis. Lodice aniz
mrtvoly utonulych nebyly do
sud nalezeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
vEZEN UPADL v ZUkIVOST

Leavenworth, Kas., Is. listo-
padu. Zachvacen byv nahlou
zufivostf, Joe Martinez, vezeh
We zdejsi federalnf trestnici,
zabil jednoho v9zensk@ho straz
ce, vazne zranil tfi a pobodal
diva jine, nez-li byl stfelen a
pfemozen. Martinez jest nepo-
chybn9 smrtelne zranen, ale
poran9ni hlidaci Sc pozdravf,
die prohlasenf lekafd.> Kapi-
tan Leonard byl zabit, kdyz
Martinez bodl jej do srdce. Mi
n9nim v9zenskych dfad1 jest,
ze Martinez, vojak, vysluhuji-
CT 81 dozivotnf zalar pro vraz-
du spachanou We Francii, nahle
sesilel.
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PEKNY "PROHIBlcNf Dl.
REKTOR."

Butte, Mont, Is. listopadu.
o. H. Shelly, Glen n&rodnfho
republik&nskeho vyboru "a
stat Montana a dfivejsi statni
prohibitni' direktor, dnes byl
,obxalSv&n feder&lnf.velkou po-
'roto1 pro pfajimxnf dplatkd be
hem sveho Gfadov&nf. Shelly
byl ustanoven prohibicnfm di-
rektorem v cervenci, 1921, a.
vsak byl sesazen "a rok potion
ma rozkaz z Washingtonu. Jest
pod zarukou $4,000 do prelice
nj, jez bude Romano, v Helena
v lednovem obdobi soudnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
MOVE ZEMETkEsENf v CHILE.
TENTOKRATE NEBYI.A VSAK ZPUSOBENA
zADNA ZNACNEJSf SKODA.

Santiago, Chile, 15. listopadu Grady Coquimba
znAmy ze zem9fesenf provazene pfboiovou vlno,
udao tam dnes krtce pdnoc Zadna znacneM skoda
nebya zpdsobena nkdo nepfisel drazu Ja1 pocet obe
81 vyzadaa patecnf kaastrofa nen dosud nebude as nj
kdv urce znamo Ackoi fedne bylo zisteno kolem 800
pfpadd zahuby dskych zvotd odhady isou kolem 1000
iezo az dosud nebo mozno vsechny ssuny ddkadn6
hedati zpravy odlehl1h krajI nasedkem pferusen6ho
spoienf enom pozvona dochazejf.
Washington, Is. stopadu - nafzenf nresidenta Hard
no. sekreaf n&mofnicva Denby dnes vidal rozkaz ably
ksznky Cleveland Denver vypravly ihned do Huasco
Chile poravnam satstve lecvy do krajd spusosenych
zem9tTescenfm pfiboiovou vlnou
Cleveland Jest prtomn6 prhplavnm nasmu Panam-
s6m Denver Jest cest9 amt6z tax ze oba kznfkv h
don redrfve fst9 urcen Vezmou potravinv 900
osoh tcet dnf sastvo 1000 obv 1000. Mimo
Cerven Kffz podnka svoj vlastni zachrannou prac
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rozlustenf situace logic.sy spa
da ma ne. Socialiste oznamili,
ze nemajf zadneho kandidata,
ktereho by navrhli "a kancle-
fe a ze jsou hotovi ponechati
krisi volny prdbeh, tax aby Sc
situace vyjasnila. Konservativ-
nj tisk Itoci ma socialisty, ze
lehkomysln6 privodili parla-
mentni rozvrat " pfitomnem
stadiu vyjednavanf o valecne
nahrady, ackoli zaroven dozna
va, ze kabinet, v nemz radika
love nebyli by zastoupenf, mel
by kratke trvani.
Polodredne Sc sd6luje, ze re-
signace vlady nebude miti zad-
n6ho 1cinku ma reparacnf pro-
gram, jak byl vysvetlen We
vcerejsi vladnf note. Kazda pfi
stf vlada bude pry zaujfmati to
tez stanovisko.
Pafiz, Is. listop. Nemecko
odevzdalo dnes druhou splatku
pokladnicnich not ma belgicke
reparacni naroky, die rozhod-
mutt z 81. srpna tohoto roku.
N9mectf 1rednfci dorucili re-
paracnf komisi "a $4,000, 900
zlattch marek not, jez jsou
splatny v Brusselu Is. kv6tna,
1928.
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ZABlT MA HOMIE.

Kenton, O., Is. listopadu.
Emmett Lehman, 30-lety, z Fo-
rest, stal Sc dnes ob9tf prvnf no
nebn{ melody oznamene v letos
nj sezon9. Kdyz pfekrocoval
dr&t9ny plot, rucnice jeho spu-
stila a cely naboj brokt vjel
mu do kycle. Zemfel n&sled-
KEN ztr&ty krve.
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udenhurq Stvrsku kda vnisko roce sesleni stden-
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1000 d9lnl stav hrozv9 pro ni Tito ozbrojenf d6ln
c popuzenf op9ovnym par&dami move utvofen6 zeske
hrany zaca drancovat els1c tlen orpanisace
zabavovat Mich zbran9 N3kolk CLIENT focn6ch druzn by
10 zatceno d9nfc hluki kdyz dfady odepfe lie
pus stuace jest zvsena nezam9stnano nAsledkem
zavfenf cetntch tov&ren