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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
A. c. Bernau Starts
In New Position With
Rural Credits Board

While at Pierre the first Of the
week the Press man had the plea
sure Of visiting for short time
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Bernau
ard Mildred. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber
nau are nicely located IN a deligh-
tful rottaqe not far frod the State
Hohse where Mr.. Bernah is edplo-
yed, and they like it at Pierre
fine. Tuesday evening Mr.. Bernau
completed his work as Secretary
on the State Tax Commission, and
on Monday took up the duties
with the State Rural Credit
Board. In this new position Art
will have charge Of the delinquent
interest and tax matters in conn
cctiOn with the Rural Credit
loans, and will also have supervis-
ION of the statistical matters IN
connection with the operation Of
the Board. Mr.. Bernau is recogni-
zed as the leading expert in the
state on matters Of taxation, and
also as one Of the best and fastest
experts in statistical work, and it
is of course a certainty that he
will make good in his new position
which is well earned and merit
ed advancement for him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernau and Mildred desired
to be remembered to their many
friends out this way.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
E. c. Smith Opens
New Restaurant

Last Friday Il. c. Smith opened
his restaurant in the corner build
ing on Main street recently vacat-
ed by Mccarthy bakery, and has
been enjoying a nice business
since opening. A complete con-
fectionery stock will be added by
Mr.. Smith as rapidly as he can get
the supplies here, and this with
the serving of meals and lunches,
together with soft drinks and ice
cream will give him a most COM
plete and up-to-date place. The
interior of the building is being
remodled and fixed up, and is an
attractive appearing business pla-
ce. That success will crown the
efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Smith in
their undertaking is the belief
and sincere wish of the Press.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
Prompt Aid Prevents
Serious Results From
RattleSlakG Bite

Tuesday forenoon while with
his father in the harvest field
Chester, the oldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Hoffman was bitten by
a rattlesnake. Mr.. Hoffman was
with his son when tho snake
struck him and immediately app
lied first aid by cutting the flesh
about the wound and sucking out
the poison. The roads were in
such shape on account of a wash
out that getting to town was al
most an impossible matter, but Mr.
Hennings was called on the phone
and gave instructions for the care
of the little fellow, and at the
time Of writing this ON Thursday
the young man was getting alonc
Just fine and has apparently suf-
fered no i'll effects from his cXpc-
rience with Mr.. Rather The
prompt aid given by Mr.. Hoffman
is what saved the life Of the boy.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
Dated May 27th.

Maragret and l visited the jew
ish school this week. 1t came
about in this way; practically al.
The Jews send their children to
that school, even Christian Jews
For at our school we make then
pay tuition, but there they may
90 tuition free. get free lunche
and an outfit Of clothes once q
year OF course they have schoo.
on Sundays, 50 most Of the child
ron who go to Sunday school
the Jewish church have TO en-
the day school. The new Supe1il
tcndont of the Jewish school is
little more particular and kccps
the truanC officer busy Sunda
mornings. Margaret decided
interview this man and ask r.
have these Youngsters excused fa
an hour Sunday mornings
shifted at the idea and told hcr
what ] would do if ! were in hi
place.
Imagine having tho nerve t.
ask that the children be excused
to attend Christian Sunda>
school Of all places. She asked
me to go along, and | readily con
seneted for | wanted to visit all
the schools here. The Alliance
School is partly supported by the
Jews here and partly by funds
from France. The chief language
is French, but they also teach
Persian, Hebrew and English. We
got there just at recess time in
the afternoon and entered throu-
Oh the boys playground. There
were swarms and swarms of boy
He told us that they have 800
boys and 800 girls. sAli are Jews
except about thirty Musselmans.
] don't believe they have thirty
Mussemans for my teacher told
me just the other day that his
! brother went to the American
school, but had one French lesson
every day at the Jewish school.
We were taken into the office.
The Superintendent. rather. q
Young man, sat slouched down be
hind his desk with a cap pulled
down over his eyes. | made some
remark to Margaret about what a
pity it would be if we would dis
turb him to the extent of remov-
ing his cap. Then | wondered if
by chance he knew any English.
There was really no ground in
making him angry when we had a
favor to ask. : He was awfully
grouchy at first, but cheered up
when he found how nice we were.
He agreed to excuse all youngsters
| except those who were reciting
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
Miss HuIdah Bryan Writes
Interesting Letter From Persia

French at that hour. Then he
showed as all over the school. 1t
was very interesting. The boys
and girls are in separate ciasse
in different buildings. Some OF
the classes have 100 kiddies in
them. Of course these are the
lower classes, but even some Of
the upper classes are very large
and considering that and the fact
hat many OF the teachers have
had no special training, II seemed
10 me that the discipline wa
GOOD. Some Of the Jews told
Margaret that there were a great
many changes for the better. the
greatest being that Of discipline
and al under the present teachers.
After showing us everything, he
urged us to take tea with him in
his house which is also on the
school grounds, but we thought
better Of that and were glad we
hadn't for on our way home the
Jewish christian woman who
was with us said he wasn't mar
cid. We were somewhat dubious
If the permission he had given us
for the children to attend Sunday
choel as we thought he probably
..new his schedule we'll enough to
NOW that all classes were having
French at that time. But this
morning Margaret had her catec-
hism class in the Jewish quarter
md discovered that out Of twenty
or twnty five children only two
will be kept from Sunday school
by their French lessons Isn't
hat quite concession for him to
make? Kokab Agha has had the
mumps. At least we thought il
was, but if so it was an unusually
light case. However she thought
it was perfectly awful TO have to
5tay in her room by herself. She
IS one Of the brightest, cutest
girls in the boarding department
The Persian girl who works in the
boarding school slept with her
and waited on her through the
day. Then Margaret and ! made
frequent calls on her. ] taught
her tatting. ! never saw any one
learn so fast. We talked reams
mostly in Persian though she is as
anxious to learn English as ] an
to learn Persian. | suggested that
she write letters to the girls ir
school since she was so lonely
without them.
She immediatly set up a post
office, and Zorah, the Persian ser
want girl was postman. She lei
me read the answers; it was gooo
for my Persian. One dear little
youngster, a town girl, wrote that
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
KadOka To
Have Radio
Station Soon

Kadoka vii lsoon be ronnected
with the outside world in the
latest and most up-to-date manner
for on about the first Of Septemb.
cr a Radio receiving outfit will be
installed here. and the people o.
this community will be able to
gather around and tune in and
hear the latest concerts, addresses
etc, and in the most popular man
ner.
Saturday Mr.. Ben w. Reach, re
pesenting the Westinghouse elec-
trical people, was here and closed
a deal for the sale of a Radio Rec
Giving outfit with a company or
ganizod for this purpose. Mr.. r
n. Rounds, our local telephone
and light man, was the principa
booster for tho SECURING OF one
these plants for i>adoka, and j
was through his efforts that tn
company was organized and TIL,
outfit purchased for instalIatio
at this place.
The Radio plant purchased 70
Kadoka is one Of the larger ane
most popular plants manufactured
and the fact that it is made b,
the Westinghouse people is posit
i've asuranco that If ranks we'll u|
with the very best on the market
and the radius from which conn
ections can be made by this plan.
are almost unlimited, and afte
It's installation it zei.l not onl
provide the greatest Of noveltie
for our people, but will enable
to gather world news at It's earl
lest stage, as wei rs enjoy tn.
rorccrts and speaking as provide
By the various stations through
out the Northwest
Mr. Keach will return to Kad
Okla as soon as the plant arrive.
and viii set the plant up and tune
It up in fine working order, anC
Kadoka VIII then have one Of Tho
v1v hes. Taaio receiving outfit
~ tho entire country, and that
tIo plant IS noo' one Is ovidorc
cJ av tho fact that he WcstinG
ton people q q f. each purchase
and unconditional guaranteed IT.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
Haakon County Fair August 81, September 1 and

she was SO lonesome without her
that she had taken a little dirt
from Kokab Agha's "haghche"
Qittle garden) and taken it to bed
with her that night. Another
stunt was as follows; The room
in which she was quarantined was
Just above the school Dining
room In the winter the dinning
room school stove pipe goes uu
through this room She pulled
back the rug while they were at
dinner ne day, tied her slippers to
the sleeves of her night gown and
lowered them down into the din
ing room much to the excitement
of Bozi (Variuhec's little dog)
and the amusement Of every one
else.
Two weeks ago to-day we had a
picnic Picnics here are all day
affairs and part of the night as
we'll for we started while it was
yet dark. We were well out of
the city before the sun rose, and
we didn't get back till well after
sun set that evening. | was espec-
tally thrilled for it was my first
donkey ride. Donkcys are very
interesting they are not driven
like horses. The most successful
method seems to be that Of using
a pointed stick and digging it in
at the back end when the animal
forgets that it is going. My don
key was very nice one and |
found 1T was not necessary to
resort to such drastic methods. !
got along very nicely by patting it
on its cheeks gently but firmly
when | wanted a little speed. The
place to which we were going was
six or seven miles distant. ! walk
cd about half way out for ! didn't
want to be stiff out there during
the day, and rode all the wa
Continued on page seven
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Shelby Ruggles wishes to
announce to the public that she
has established a Beauty Parlor
and is now ready to do Hair Dress
ing, Hair Bobbing, Shampooing
and Manicuring. Marinello goods
used and handled. AS I make
specially Of Bobbing Hair let the
children and Misses come. Locat-
ed blocks east of Main street in
II. N. Rounds cottage.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-07-28

The biggest picture of the year
1t Scenic rheartre on ncNt Friday
and Saturday evenings. Norda Tai
dadge in "Smilin' Though"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04

Zavedenfm osobni dopravy do
Baltimore paroplavebnimi liniemi:
Unitel American Line. North Ger
man Lloyd, Hamburg American
Line a snad iinymi. Baltimorska
prist9hovalecka stanice brzke bu.
doucnosti bude znovu otevfena.
Stanice zavfena byla cd vypuknuti
valky a uzivana byla valeenym de.
partmentem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04
PrOzatimnf nStanOveni
zavaznvm.

Zrlzencl statnl Sluzby, kterl usta-
noveni byli pro prozatimni dobu do
sluzby nezli zivot uveden byl
1fad statni zamestnavaiici komise.
chran9ni jsou meritnim systemem,
ktery platnosti nabyl /. dnora
1921. Statni pavladni Armstrong
rozhodI ku zadosti komise. ze kazdy
zfizenec pred uvedenim meritniho
systemu chranen jest timto. at byl
pocatku ustanoven ma jakoukoliv
dobu.
Sestnactileta Mary Baker 2
McHenry ulice t9zce onemocnela
victim otravnych pilulek, ktere
Omylem vzala "a pilulky proti bole-
nj hlavy.
- U 3pati Bond ulice nalezena
byla mrtvola 6Sleteho Benjamina
Bayline zijicfho Bay View asylu.
" hadce stfelen zranen byl
Robert E. Lilly svym zet9m, j. HUI
berem. kdyz Lilly kazal mu. aby
Odesel domu ieho. {. 1103 S.
Carey ulice. do nehoz rfisel opily.
Rozhodnutim soudce Steina.
Datka Oriole Cumberland zijici ma
North Point road, smi miti u sebe
kazdou ned9li cd IL hodin do sesti
svou nyni 2 roxy starou dcerou. jez
pri rozvodu pfisouzena byla otci.
Phi cist6ni stroje v dime Tai
bot ma Garrison lane uriznuta byla
ruka Is rok1 staremu hochu, Earl
Shrinerovi.
= c.. E. Borhough, 62lety E.
Fayette ulice. obesil Sc We sklepe v
dome sveho zam9stnavatele Edwar-
da Kocha ma Springhill avenue.
Sebevrazdy dopustil sc mad osamo.
cenosti svojf.
- D1a eernosi byli zabiti tfeti
t6zce zranen. kdyz spadli 8 trucku
jedouciho v Govans u Homeland
avenue ma York road. Usmrceni
byli: Arthur Hammett John Glib
son. T9zce zran9n byl John Rey.
nolds. Tr uck byl majetkem firmy
Hammett Brothers. ktery dobe
melody rozvazel nabytek. Ma pred
MIN sedadle byl mattel firmy diva
pomocnici. Cernosi sedeli zadu.
Phi narazu ma vylomu silnicnim asi
cernosi shozeni byli. Kdyz pfedu
jedoucf spozorovali, ze cernosi ma
trucku nelson. vratili sc. Ma mis-
t9 melody naIezli t9la shozenych.
V automobilovych nehodach We
die toho poraneno bylo sest osob.
- John Holmes a John Garner
mali opletani vladimir dradem pro
dev9t kvart6 ko, move kofalky, jez
u mich nalezeny.
/. - Rosalie McKnew Edmundson
avenue dosahla sobotu rekordu
pri plovani plovouc A mile We dvou
hodinach a 38 minutach. Zavody
konany byly ma Lakeshore v Anne
Arundel okresu.
= Pro udefeni otce odsouzen byl
"a tfi m9sice do kaznice 28lety
James w. Parks z jizni jedenacte
ulice. Podle sv9decstvi. syn vessel
do domu otce sveho ma Patapsco
ulici. kde drive bydlel, ably odnesl
81 n6iake saty. Kdyz otec odeprel
mu saty vydati dokud nezaplati
dluzny rent, syn jej udefil.
" dome ma rohu Fairmount a
Caroline ulic zatceno bylo nedeli
IS cernochG hrajicfch ''kostky".
Zatceni provedeno byIo IL strazni.
ky lstfednf stanice.
z Tewson zalafe propulsion by
ma svobodu mattel v5letn:ho mfsts
ma Back river, Robert c.. Mundson,
Pykal n9m "a udrzovani mfstnosti
ku nemravnym dcel1m. Pfitel je.
no, Joseph Goeller, mattel Holly.
wood parku, sedi dale Towson,
kde jest9 diva m9sice odslouziti 81
ma "a prodej kofalky.
- Usedlici 900 bloku N. Chape
ulici uslyseli zapornou odpoved' ns
zadost', aby ulice bloku tom pre-
dlazdena byla. Ma pfedlazd9ni nej.
sou penize.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04
0sobni:
VOV
PROVAZNIK:

HLEDAJf Sc pfibuzne to
jest zakonity d6dici po zemfe.
lem Josefu Provaznikovi. kite.
ry byl teS znam pod jmenem
(ROPER) narozen byl asi ro-
ce 1873 v MaryIandu a bydlel
sveho casu v Dorchester Coun-
ty, Md. Necht' sc laskave
pfihlasi u: w. C. Cox. Hart
ford Building, Chicago. Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04
Ledoch0WSki brani Sc pr0ti
r0zYOdp.

LedochoWSki brani Sc pr0ti
r0zy0dn.
Hrab9 Vladimir Ledochowski po.
slal svoji obranu proti zalobe ma |
rozvod. kterou Ellicott City poda-
la proti n6mu manzelka jeho, Louise
Ledoehowski. dcera byvaleho go.
vernera Marylandu. Edwina War
fielda. Hrab9nka Ledochowski Ia
luie. Re manzel il opustil tfemi
iejich dftkami ze il byl never
nym.
Ledochowski proti tomu namita z
dalne Polsky, be hrab9nka byla VI
Polsku 81 hfezna, kdez il povolena
byla docasna ochrana tri ditek 8 ]
podminkou ze neodjede mimi z
Polska. Rozhodnuti soudu hraben.
ka neposlechla nechavsi zaruku TO-
600 marek zarukou ujevsi 6. dub.
IA Polska. Policii rozkazano by
10 ii zadrzeti ma hranicfch, ale hra-
benka projela j s detmi. Dne %.
kv6tna 1921 Nejvyssi polsky soud
uznal rozhodnuti nizsi instance "a
neplatne dokazuje, ze soud nemel
pravo svefit ditky ochran9 hraben.
ky.
Hrabe Ledochowski, Is. ledna
1921 .byl marzelkou 3 ditkami
Pafizi. kde soud pfifkl hrabence
-ditky ku ochran6. Hrao6 n6jak1m
zpdsobem pomohl si k ditkam a
ujel mimi do Polska Hrabenka jela
"a MIN to co il hrabe udelal Pa
FIJI, oplatila mu Polsku. Kra-
kovsky soud osobuie 81 pravo mad
NAMELY dtivodu, Re snatkem hra.
b9nka stala se pfislusnici polskou.
Rozhodnuti Krakovskeho soudu
uzito bylo pfi soudnim liceni v
Ellicott City, ably zaloba hrabenky
zamitnuta byla. Snatek hrabete
dcerou governerovou, SWIM casem
udelal cele poboufeni zatisi Balti-
morsk6ra, kdyz manzele vpluli do
svazku manzelskeho se zvlastnim
pozehnanim papeze oddani byvse
kardinalem. Jeden z hrabat Ledo-
chowskych jest kardinalem.
Soud y ElIicott City rozhodnuti
Krakovskeho soudu zamltl.
Chytrost' Sc nevyplatila.
| Novy zpnsob pomoci 81 ku pene-
z1m skoncil zatcenim "vynalezce'
Louise Richtera, (. 80 Potomac uli-
ce a ku odsouzeni "a placeni pokuty
$26. As. k niz soudcem severovy.
chodni policejni stanice odsouzen
byl. Podle vypovedi Josepha Gold
steina, ktery jedi iitney busem
po Fayette ulici, Richter pfisel ma
napad jezditi ma busu. kdyz tina
snesla sc mad pohostinnym mestem.
Baltimore. Vzdy znavene udy sve
rozlozil ma sedadle predu. Jizdne,
jez nastupujicimi placeno, podava-
no, jak obycejem, Cd iednoho ku
druhemu az doputuje do pokladnic-
ky bnsu. We tine. kdyz jizdne pfi-
putovalo ku Richterovi. Richter
vstrcil ie do kapsy. skotil busu q
zmizel, ably nepatentovany vynalez
opakoval asi jinde.
Traffic" Soud mel zne.
V pondeli zaplatili r1zni provi-
nilci pfedpis1 0 iizde automobily
81. l.O5l.3O. Nekolik hfisnik1 OBJ
zaIovano bylo. ze nalezeni byli pod
dojmem alkohoIu. CtyTi katego.
: rie teto zaplatili po $l00 a diva byli
poslani do vezeni ma 80 dni kazdy.
Pershing ma prehlidce.
General Pershing podrobil VI
. stfedu pfehlidce vojenske lezeni ,
Edgewood arsenalu. V lezeni cvi
cena jest Marylandska statni garda
! Lezeni navstiveno bvlo We ctvrtel
tgovernegem Richie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04

Henry R. Steinert sic. Sylvia V.
Vodicka pfitomnosti svedk6: D.
Josefa Steinarta q sic. Rosie Gray.
Diva Obetf divOke jizdy.
Jeden byl 2abit a policejnf straz-
mix tazce zran9n v nedeli dvema
automobily obsazenymi cernochy.
Automobil, jimz ma rohu Pratt a
President ulic zabit byl Charles j.
Rouse, SO rok1 stary. bratr denti-
sty, Ora. Benjamina Rouse, ujel.
Ride automobilu znam jest polici
6stFedni stanice.
Policeini straznfk. George Manus.
shozen byl sc stupatka automobilu.
Fizeneho Davidem Butlerem. cerno-
chem Lamont avenue. ktery ably
&c zbavil straznfka, jenz vskocil ma
stupatko kazal mu jeti ma policei-
nj stanici. vjel automobilem ma
chodnik ma Light u Pratt ulic.
Narazem automobilu ma chodnik
Manus srazen byl ma dlazbu ulice.
t9zce zranen nechan tam cerno-
chem dale ujizdejicfm. Hlidacem
upozornena byla dstredni stanice. z
niz policiste pustili Sc "a uiizdeji.
elm automobilem. ktery konecne
zastaveu byl ma Washington road
straznikem Otto Einolfem, ktery
zatKl cernocha.
Majitelem automohilu. iimz zabit
byI Rouse, jest Stephen Frederick.
Gernoch Westinghouse.
v nedelnfch vyletech poran9no
bylO v automobilovych nehodach
sedm osob.
= pond9ii zabita hg's cernos-
ka. Evelyn Williams, II rok1 stara,
kdyz automobil. n9mz stesnano
bylo 9 cernoch1, muz1 a zen, uha-
mel prudce ullci Warner kratce po
p0lnoci. Automobil Tfzen byl
James Simmsem, ktsr5 vym9niti 81
cht6l mfsto 8 druhym cernochem.
Robbem. Kdyz vym6novali 81 mis-
ia. automobil vrazil vsi silou do
poulicnf lampy. odrazil Sc cd teto a
vrazil roztfistil druhy automobil
stoiici pies ulici. Willimsova Wy.
hozena byla automobilu, narazila
hlavou ma dlazbu. ma nfz mrtva "a
stala lezeti. Robb vyhozen byl skr.
ze sklen9nou tabuli automobilu a
pofezan sElem.
John M. Braun. byvaly vojak,
pFi pIechazeni Patterson Park ave.
nue. pred domem, {. 826 pnl
desat6 v pondell vecer, pFejet byl
automobilem, kterV z mista melody
ujel. Braun byI povazlivs zranen.
Asi "a dve hGdiny ia to zateen byl
Herbert Smith 2 Eastern avenue ns
obzalobu, ze zaviniI zranenf Brau.
mOvO
Tazeni pr0ti zaSKrtu zahajeno.
Pod vedenim Ora. Hogana, elena
zdravotniho odboru, 1siIna kampaf
proti zaskrtu zahajens byla ute.
ry. Kampah pocala sedmem
zdravotnim distriktu rovnajicim Sc
sedme ward9. Bude.li kampa7
zdarem, rozsfrena bude ma sesty 8
pax ma prxpi distrikt. Kampan "a.
hajena v G.. distriktu, pon9vac ,
nem pied iistou dObou zaskrt W
skole vypukl. Osmnact osetfovate
lex jdou d1m cd domu. Rodice
jsou zadani, ably dali prozkoumat
dftky sve pod diva roxy stare Schic.
kOvou methodou. zdali nachyln5m
isou ku zaskrtn. Ditky nachylnt
ockovany by byly zdravotnfm odbo
rem toxin-antitoxinem jimz uchrane
ny by byly pred zaskrtem pro eel!
snad zivot.
Proc nebylO zvy$eno Slnznk9
HIavni soudce lidoveho soudu
James F. Klecka, t&zal Sc v 1tery
vyboru mad odhady, proc sluzn'
soudcu lidoveho soudu dosud zv1se
no nebylo TAX, jak pfijato pred lohov
poslednimu zasedani zakonodarn,
prijatou. Zastupce mayornv, Brynt
nafidil vysetFiti sszalezitost tn
to.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-04
Zachraneni zachrance yini.

Trosetnici norvezske lodi "Hjael-
tenas' ,jez shoFela "a Siren mori a
z niz zachraneni byli americkou lodi
Barmack. privezeni byli touto do
Baltimore. Zachran9ni plavci no
zakotveni pieru. {. 5. Locust
Point. vydali problaseni stezujfce 81
v mem ma kapitana lodi. Johna H.
Darby. ienz nepostaral Sc dosta-
tecnou vSzivu zachran9nych, ktere
krmiti kazal jenom suchary a to je-
ste nedostateen1mi porcemi techto,
kdyz odepfeli ma lodi pracovati. V
prohlaseni stanovili. ze po diva dny
dana byla jim dobra potrava. TIE.
tho dne kapitan porucil Jim vyci-
stiti vnitfek lodni. diva z Mich postal
do prace do kuchyna, Kdyz shane
Ii Sc po mzde. byla Jim tato odepfe-
ma. Trosecnici tvrdi, ze po utrpenf
SVEN byli prace neschopni any ruce
jejich dlouhSm pumpovanim ma no.
fici lodi Sc jim rozbolavely. Kdyz
odepfeli pracovati, kapitan trestati
je pocal nedostatecnou vyzivou.
Kdyz LODI blizila sc ku breh1m, po-
trava byla jim zlepsena. Kapitan
Darby popira obzalobu. jeiiz prav.
divost' vsak potvrzovana n9kter5mi
lodniky lodi Barmack.
Trosecnici ne7li opustili hofici
LODI. diva dny skorem nepretrzit9
stall u pump pumpujice vodu 10.
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