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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

their product this year as in 1912,
according to j. Kelley Simmons,
president of the Georgia Peanut
Growers Association.
This organization will handle the
production of 100000 of the 100000
acres planted to peanuts in the state
this year.
Last year." Mr.. Simmons said,
"the grower was lucky to get $50 a
ton after the so-called farm tariff
had gone into effect and left the grow
ers unprotected against oriental COM
petition.
"This year the price will range
around S120 a ton.
1.-The association this year is adj
vancing members $50 a ton on No. 1
white Spanish nuts and $50 ton
on No. 3 grade.
t"These advances represent an in
crease of $40 TO SIG a ton"
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover has
promised close inspection of Chinese
importatiOns to prevent nuts of in
ferior quality and coming into the
market in competition with American
products.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

BEAUTIFUL!
DARKEN HAIR
Crandmother's Old Fa.
'orite Recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

most everyone knows that Sage
and Sulphur. properly compound
brings back the natural color and
Re to the hair when faded, streak
|r gray. Years ago the only way
let this mixture was to make it at
e, which is mussy and trouble
+. Nowadays, by asking at any
/ store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Phur Compound" you will get a
.Sottle of this famous old recipe,
lied by the additi.n of other in
rents, at small cost.
ont stay grayl Try it! No one
possibly tell that you darkened
+ hair, as it does it so naturally
evenly. You dampen a sponge or
brush with it and draw this
ugh your hair, taking one small
nd at time; by morning the
hair disappears, and after an
II application or two, your hair
mes beautifully dark, glossy and
active.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Billy Smiles Tells a Jury in
the Ninety-fourth Why He
Committed Theft and Of
Other Cases Against Him;
Only Asks for Justice;
Is Civen>Two Years

A brave front in the face OF adver-
s;ty, a simple. straightforward story
told the jury in few words Thurs
day afternoon brought to William
Spillers. the minimum sentence when
he was tried in the Ninety-fourth Dis
trict Court on a charge of theft over
$50. Spillers admitted TO the jury
that he had broken open a window on
Houston street last June and stolen
some jewelry, that he had been con.
victed of burglary in connection with
the same offense and that he had been
convicted OF car theft in another state.
Yet the jury. with the power to assess
q penalty of from two to ten years in
the penitentinry, gave him the mini.
mum sentence.
Spillers, n blonde youth with a
smile. bears the alias of Billy
Smiles" He was tried once before and
given q five-year suspended sentence.
He was held. however. on the second
charge and when called for trial
Thursday an agreement was reached
between him and the representatives
Of the district attorneys office where
by he Would make q confession to the
theft and would be given maximum
sentence of five years. the sentence to
run concurrently with the five-year
suspended sentence.
Spillers assisted in selecting his jury
having no counsel to represent him.
Not n Home Boy"
II just want to ask you one ques.
tion," he began. after Assistant Dis
trict Attorney W. p. Mahaffey had
turned the prospective jurors over to
him. II am not home boy Would
any of you members of the jury be
prejudiced because of that fact?"
No one on the jury answering in
the affirmative. Spillers took his scat
and the assistant district attorney
proceeded with the reading of the
Indictment. 1t charged Spillers with
having taken jewelry from the Hous-
ton street store TO the value of ar
proximately $500. Spillers entered a
plea OF guilty.
1T was the lack of means that
caused me to stenl.' Spillers told the
Jury in the final summing up. Of his
ease. Il tried to get work. ! guess !
didn't try hard enough. But / broke
into the place and took the jewelry. I
intended leaving town but went to
the Southern Pacific depot. thinking
it was the I.-G. n. When l discovered
my mistake ] started to the other
depot. A policeman stopped and ques-
TONED me, took me to the police sta
ton and searched me. He found the
telltale jewelry.
Not q Bad Fellow,
II am not bad fellow at heart. !
want you TO know that. Whatever
your verdict is, will please me. OF
course no man wants to go to the
pcnitentiary but l want TO assure you
that if you send me there, / will har.
Dor no i'll will against any Of you. All
l ask is Justice"
Mr.. Mahaffey. after q conference
with Judge w. w. McCrory. informed
the jury that he did not wish sen.
tcncc in excess of five years imposed
upon Spillers. This was in accordapce
with the agreement with the prisoner.
One Juror asked If there had beeh n
previous conviction. explaining that
the jury would like to know SO it could
weigh this question in arriving at n
verdict. Judge McCrory ruled that the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

A Brick Reception-The second
"pay-up brick reception" at the City
Y. NJ. &. A. for subscribers to the "Y"
building fund will be held at the asso-
citation building from 4 to o Friday
evening, Secretary II. G. Spruce an
nounces. Boys of the y. NJ. G. A.
sold bricks" in the new building to
help raise the fund. The reception is
for purchasers and statesmen. There
will be games, music and refreshments.
just two more nights of the X. of c..
Carnival at the X. of c. Hall. Come
tonight. You'll have the time Of your
life.-(Adv.)
Dance at Helotes on Bandera road
Sat. night. Good music, cold drinks
and enthusiastically
"Hoooyer Vacuum Cleaners and
electric Washing Machines. Kirk.
wood & Wharton. CIR. Gal.
Meet your friends at the X. OF c.
Carnival, X. of c. Hall, tonight
(Adv.)
Plumbing and Electric Work.
Kirkwood and Wharton. Crockett GA
-fAdv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Straightforward Story Gets (
Youth a Minimum Sentence

jury should deliberate without this in.
formation. II I
ers interrupted and given permission
he again addressedlth& jury. 1T is not
my first offensc, igentlemen. was
tried here on Z fharge Of yburglnry
growing, out. OF thf eapde cose and be-
fore that there w9s a change Of taking
car. The man jgot the car back but
guess that doesn't make any diff.
ference. ! just w4hted you to know
y. truths" ~
The july Withdrew and in n few
moments ieturned with verdict of
guilty and 1.-TWO fears in the peniten.
tinry, spill4s thanked the II men and
left the couft g6om smiling. in charge
of Deputy Sheriff W. c. Sheer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

The company had on hand at the close
Of its fiscal yenr 24,64,000 yards of
cotton cloth compared with 4,S40,00
yards the previous year. The Amos
keag Company announced today II
would close all its plants except the
worsted mills Saturday noon for an
indefinite period. No explanation was
given but the size OF the stock Of
unsold goods il believed to have die
tated this policy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
ling Of Forces Has Had
bod Effect on Wheat
Prices. III
TROUBLE EXPECTED
fgia Peanut Growers to
Get Good Prices for
Crops. 4.
By j. G.. RQYLE.

BY D. L. KYLE.
XEht. by the San Antonio Light.
y York, Oct. 5.-Whatever pol
hay be developed by the i'm
hg tour of investigation of
be Meyer Jr., and former Con-
ban Frank w. lIondell of Wyom-
hroughout the Northwest as rep
atives of President Coolidge
jg toward lettering the condi-
pf the farmer. they will find
rs as we'll as the farmers urging
prompt action be taken.
5 uniting of forces between the
who produce the crops and who
be them is held in many well in
ID quarters to have had no
part in the rather sharp ad-
in wheat prices since Septem-
q. The attitude of the bankers
entirely an unselfish one.
|anciers in both the upper and
wheat belts of the west have
their stand behind the move
because they have made loans
fmers that have matured or are
to do SO and which the latter
liable to pay.
Bankers Offer Suggestion.
he bankers have discussed Sc
" the advisability of re-estab-
u the United States Grain Cor
ion which functioned during the
IIyears, but men who formerly
lin closest touch with the admin
ion of that organization express
lie belief today that the methods
I'D on to bring relief to the agri-'
|fist will not involve such a
hl nor result in a cut in freight
4 the extension of long time Eu-
IN credits 10 stimulate export de-
is regarded more hopefully how
Eis perhaps significant that some
Is ago Mr.. Mondell, who had
completed a tour of the grain
y Of the West, declared strongly
hvor of cooperative marketing
1.-THE handling of crops through
|erative association.
the meantime the banks in the
Cultural district are in n strong
Ing position to meet the demands
Increased credit for crop market
purposes and this position has
strengthened by increased ac-
|lodations from the federal reserve
II, which, up to the middle of
|imber, increased $260,000,000 in
I've bank discounts.
ftle difficulty is expected in Sc
Ii funds for operation of the
rural credits bureaus. Mime
Twill shortly ask bond houses to
pn $5,000,000 of new 4 IL per
bonds to provide additional funds
In 80 days for the bureau of that
OBLIGATIONS from Minnesota farm
Tor short term loans now aggre-
4 about S10,000,000. Nearly n
In dollars of the S2,600,000 ac-
liz from the first bond issue has
loaned during the three weeks
bureau has functioned and Off
estimate that 100000 will be
ID before January 1. p
lie st. Paul federal intermediate
is bank has loaned S765.000 in
asst two mouths and loans this
II are expected to total $1,000
with S3,500,000 placed before
md of the year.
Get Big Advance.
Forgia peanut growers will aver
just twice as much per ton for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
BUSINESS is BETTER.
Reports Reveal September Trade IL
Per Cent Greater.

Seattle, Oct. 5.-Surveys of the re-
tail trade in this section, completed
today, show that business for Septem-
Der was approximately IL per cent
greater in turnovers and gross sales
than last year.
There was larger and more liberal
buying than anticipated.
This is attributed to generally
sound financial and business condi-
tons, the large turnover in the lum-
Der industry and TO full employment
of labor.
Cement mills. logging camps, lum-
Der mills and the shipping and build
ing trades are employing full crews.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

SelsFo circus their this
dogs"
behind clown comedy. for fourteen of
South America
with Sells Fto, coming San Antonio Wednes
low OF
grand little idea for the dogs add much
hundreds little folks the stands
little Bickey, canine doing his bit mounter
Portugal this spring show American circus dogs lot about she
with SeFloto Buffalo Bills Wild West
all of that forgiven
feeling coc Bcey his stunts in ring and On
., so for him circus day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
OH.

st. Paul Oct. 5.-The cut OF .
cents a gallon in gasoline by Standard
Oil Of Indiana has been met here by
the independent refiners. The new
prices are 14.0 cents for low test
and ITO for high test gas at filling
stations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Commodity News Notes
Lumber.

Lumber.
Mobile, Tla., Oct. 6.-Exports Of
Southern Zine for. the past twelve
months total 5S7, O00, 900 feet against
45S,OOO,0O9 feet for the previous
twelve mopths. Mobile has displaced
New Orleans as the leading lumber
shipping port,
Seattle wash, Oct 5.-A spread
of 80 peg cent between normal pro-
duction AMI new orders in the saw
mills Of western Washington and Ore
Son is SHOWN by reports Of the West
Coast Lumberman's Association for
last week Production was "a per
cent ADOBE normal capacity which
new yordsfs were IL per cent above
production. Untitled domestic cargo
oMers total 154.762 ,53S feet, untitled
export ORDERS 1872 100000 and un-
film rail trade orders 65o5 cars.
\ l50aeeo.
Philadelphia, PA, Oct. 5.-Tobaceo
manufact urersj here with new build.
ings and new equipment are prepar-
iuk t0r - IrCUpu-urcahiuS Output III
anticibatlop Of holiday needs. Cigar
msker alresfy have good advance
orders T.
Turkeys.
Portlan% Ore. Oct. 5.-The supply
of tufkey{ in Idaho, Oregon and
Wasbingt6n, will be about the same
as in 1872, a record year. Unusually
cool Summer weather has been bene-
fetal to turkeys.
Sugar..
Neg Orleans, La, Oct. 5.-Owing
to TIE marine workers strike, sugar
is being brought here from New York
and ,pther refining eenters and is
selling at Q "a cents a pound.
Cotton.
Boston, Mass, Oct. S.-Treasure
DuHaink, OF the Amoskeag Manufac.
turing Company. said today he could
not give a very encouraging idea Of
th6 outlook. ut appears" he said.
~ though We are entering a period
in Which II will be difficult to dis.
pose Of all the company's products"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
189-Year-O Old Elephant Killed by
Firing Squad for Vicious Temper

Los Angeles Oct SCharl the prize elephant Of the Universal
studios faced firing squad of dawn today paid with
his life for his vicious temper He was 1s9 years old
public
and movies Of the world that has been marked by disposition
the manned o trainers
body shoulder dropped without a sound
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Steel.


Steel.
Cleveland, Ohio. Oct. 5.--Steel m n
here asert that present production
schedules will be maintained the re-
mainder of the autumn. The Amer
lean Steel and Wire plants are work.
ing almost at capacity, the McKin-
ney Steel Company is going full blast
while Otis Steel is operating at about
IS per cent of capacity.
st. Paul, Oct. 5.--Revised plans for
the Ford Motor Company plant here,
which will involve 10000 tons of
structural steel, are now in the hands
Of the bidders. Construction must
start by December 10 and the plant
must be completed within six months.
Furniture.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 5.-Furni-
ture sales are still somewhat below
the level of a year ago. Dealers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Fruit.

Macon, Ca. Oct 5.-The Georgia
peach growers exchange has been
formed BY 900 of the largest peach
growers In the state. Twenty-Five
concentration points have been chosen
and this city will be headquarters
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

Everybody! The Hermann Sons ard
inviting you 10 attend their big carni.
val from October 6 to 10. 225 Garden
street.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

Swastika fancy firm coal. Clean, no
dust or slate. Satisfactory. Ira Perry
Coal Co.. TT. 1897. Or. 323, TT. 464.
--(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

DIR. Keeling, dentist, has returned.
-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Canned Goods,

Canned Goods.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 5.-The canned
corn output in Iowa and Nebraska
will run 100000 cases short Of the
amount anticipated this year. Can
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

and manufacturers report that the fall
outlook is good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
Rubber.

Rubber.
Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5.-Production
at the larger rubber plants here con-
tinued on unchanged schedule and it
it not expected there will be marked
changes until liquidation of inven-
tories Of finished products has prog
ressed further.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

1000 Letter Heads, Envelopes or
Business Cards, 1924 cash at Dull
nig's.-Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05
COTTON MEN CAREFUL.
Little Affected BY Ups and Downs
of Market.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-The real
users of cotton in this section are
continuing their policy of conserva .
tism and apparently are unaffected by
the rapidity with which the football
Of raw cotton prices has been kicked
up and down.
This attitude undoubtedly has had
an effect on the distribution of goods
into which cotton enters, but if the
market settles TO a level which is
satisfactory alike to spinners and
users of cotton yarns, buying for con-
sumption will take place on a large
scale and exports are expected to
recover to normal volume.
Local manufacturers feel that now
that the government crop report il
out the market will be more stable.
-c>4
Dancing tonight Fairyland Roof
(Adv.)
Dance--Macdonn Shooting Club
Hall, Sunday, October z. Rainbow
Six.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

ners are holding standard grades of
1923 pack at 95 cents a dozen cans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

Dancing tonight Fairyland Roof
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-05

Plumbing and Electric Work.
Kirkwood and Wharton. Crockett GA
-fAdv.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-10
DLUHOVE DOHODNUTi SCHVALENO.
BYL PRO NJ. ODEVZDAN We SNE.-
MOVNE 29l HLAS, PROTI JENOM a.
OCEKAVA Sc, ZE TEZ V SENATE BUDE PRIJAT
DODATEK PRED ODROCENfM KONGRESU

washington, unora - Ohromnou vetsinou schvaleno
byo dnes Ne snenovne poslanecke dohodnu meZ Vekou
Brtanli Spojenym Stay otazce vaecnych duhl Doda
tex doplnujc stavicf zakon byl pat hlase pro Al
Prot hasoval 43 lemokrae ieden republican, Mccormick
z Montany Nen nejmensi pochybnos, ze dohodnu budc
chvaeno senatem pred odrocenm kongresu brezna tim
stane Sc zavaznyn pro oba narody.
Die jeho znt1i Velka Britanie bude pati urok pro-
svdj duh pfibzne s45Oo 900 ooo po pfstch
rokl 81. nadale postupne bude duh
tax re po upynu 62 rokd bude lplne spacen.
Byo pozde dnes odpoedne, kdyz sn6movna pfijaa do
daek ku povsechnemu zkonu, umozue schvaleni do
hodnut Vekou Brtan ak vypracovano bylo schulz ko-
msafn Spojenych Stu one vetsinou vice nez ses
proti jedne.
Posanec Mccormick Montany byl tim jedinym repr-
bkanem ienz hasova pro dodaku ostan 43 hlasy vrze
byly demokraty ackoli mnoz Mich opira sve namky
enom re president neimenova zadneho demokrata
dluhovou komisi
Dodatek schvaeny snemovnou posaneckou jde nyni do
senatu kde ocekav delsi debata avsak admnsrace
pfesvedcena koncich bude schvaen velikou vesnoa
Nanejvyse neobyceiny hold by vzdan kongresnku Bur
tonov Cleveandu kdyz iako Glen amercke dluhove kom
vysoup ably vysvel dohodnuti poraha proiednat
Sc zasupci Velke Britanie.
Republican, demokrate temar do iednoho povstal a
tleska kdz Burton posoupl kulpredu zasedaciho san
sbv pro@saAs srols Des1g1 rEaa aakeF
minut.
Pozdei mnozi republican, pripoili Sc demokratim
aplaudovan kongreika Fnse Garretta Tennessee demo-
kratickeho vudce kdyz prohlasl okono president
pfcinou ably hasoval prot dohodnuti Velkoa
Brtani.
Celkem mono ric re americkvch politckych kr7ich
pocit6na veka ueva ze jednim duznickym narn
dem tim, ienz nejvice povinnue Spoenym Satum d
cileno bylo dohodnut splaceni dluhi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-10
TURCI ZTRATILI NAHLE ODVAHU.
ODVOL ALI ROZKAZ MA VYPUZENI
CIZfCH VALECNYCH LODI.
PUDY ZACfNA NABYvATI PRESVEDCENf, zE AN
CORA SCHVALf PODSTATE LAUSANNsKOU
SMLOUVU.
Pariz. q. ,1nora

Pafiz, 8. tnora. - Jak dalo Sc ocekavat Turc couv
pred pevnost spojencu Depese obdrzena zahranicnm mi
nistestvu dnes vecer prav urecky vee Smyne
domi admiralty brckeho francouzskeho pred vyprSenim
ultimate wpuzen cizich vlecnych lodi zdsanou
sou pokud celia vyrizena dplomatckym
yyiednavanim.
Ultmatum, ez vyprselo pf slunce zapadu vcera bylo
prodouzeno "a hodny. Vysedek jest pres toto ul
maum ably CHI vae6n6 lodi opustiy pristav Snyrne
stanou tam.
Uloha amerckych torpedoborc Smyrne nenl zde jas
Depese ku Temps pravi opusly pTsav kdezto de-
pese zaana Havasovou skovou kanceam sdelu re amer
oke orpedovky neen zsaly Smyrn6 ale byy seseny il
nymi valecnymi lodm vypravenymi Carihradu.
Depese Cafihradu sd6lu, re americky vete pf-
po ku spoeneckemu vzdoru pro tureckemu umatu kdez
Washngtonu oznamuje re nepoda zadneho proestu
Na zdem amerckem velvyslanecvi nelze obdrze zadne
ho vysvetlen
We Smyrne ukazao ze Turci rozumi ienom
pevnos. Usi pfesvedcovan povazu slabost. I.au
spojenci pouzl pfesvedcovan seka nezdarem
Zkusili pevnost We Smyrn6 zvft6zli.
Washington 9. lnora - Pozorovatele zdeisi sezname
nj diplomatickvmi nvm urednimi sdelenimi bzkovv
situaci ocekava. ze koncich urecka naconals
cka vada prime podstat6 smouvu ak byla vypracovana
Lausanne. -
Povaha zrrav, ez dosly do Washingtonu Cd skoncen
conference kdyz by lsme pasa odepfel menem recke de-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-10
SITUACE V PORUki NEZMENENA.
MONO, ZE SVYCARSKO NABfDNE
SPROSTREDKOVANf.
MEZI FRANCIf A BELGIf DOClLENC UPLNE SHO-
DY o DALSfCH KROCfCH

Bern Svycarsko, 8. inora DR.. Giuseppe Motta hla-
polckeho odboru svycarske vady, odpovedi
nterpeaci poslance Grmma proc Svycarsko nepozadao
Svaz Narodd aby uvazoval zakroceni Poru pravl
federani rada rozhoda, re doba nen to vhodnou
takove jednan byo by bezvyslednym nyni
Dr. Moa dodal, Svycarsko pfeje 81 vyhradit sve
sill mozny tab tom meru pozde, kdyby evropsk dis
organisace dale tezce poskozovaa svycarske zamy.
Brussel 9. dnora. Premier Theunys zahranicni mi
INSTR Jaspar Belge lie Trocquer francouzsky mnsr
fejnych praci jeich techncke saby dospey naprostc
shode belgckem panu premozen nemeckeho Cd
poru prot operovan zeeznc Poru bylo oznameno dnes
Jaspar odeel vsak do Pafze lie Trocquerem da po-
racu premerem Poincarem
Dusseldorf, g. unora Francouzsti vojac "a pomoci
voznc rozehnal denonstraci Recknghausen kona
protestovan prot ypuzeni nacenka poicie Ami e
dina rama nebyla vypalena.
Povsechne muveno stuace Porurf zdstava nezmenena
jest ozvovana enom akovymi prihodami iako ato Ne
mecky odpor jest vsak jeste silne kdyko pred
kezto Francouz snaz organsova dopravu po zeezn-
cfch po vod6.
Francouz oznamu, re agent Berina obchazeji me-
sta vesnice Poruf vybzeice deniky ably kladi odpor
stavkova Voenske fady rozhody zatkati uveznt vse-
chny ceny bezpecnostni poce kte odpaji zdravt
couzske ddstoniky.
Zeezncni savka jest dosud uplnou poscee obasti ok
lupovarS francouzskym voiske Az n6rk vojenskych
vak doprava dvisich Pornsk6 Ruhrske Treviske Mo-
hutske Kobencske Ludwgshafenske jest uplne ochromc
Cyri sta kar nalozench uhm jest nyni ohradch
Dusburgem, oGekavacch dopravu do Francie. Tm vakv
odeely vcera.
Lepsi Stesti mea okkupacni armada organisovann1
cni dopravy kde ma nyn cinnost pres dvace vecnvch
narnickd. NsN@
Dr. James Ober, mestanosta Dusburgu by zatcen u
vsznen belgckymi dfady By vypovezen minuly tyden
vsak vritil Sc domd opetne ual svych povinnos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-10
ZACHRANCI v NESfASTNEM DOLE,
DEVADESAT OSM HAVfRU JEST DOSUD v
SACHTE v DAWSON, N. M.

Dawson, N M. 8. Gnora - uhlodou els l, nemz
uda srasivy vybuch vyneseny 80 mrtvoy
desa havifu jichz osud neni znam jest dosud hub
mach Diva uhokopove by zachraneni zisu
dz zachranci nevzdava nad6e re snad aspo nake
Zasypanych muzG budou naleZeni zivi.
Pfcna vybuchu dosud zustava nevysvetlenu Ze stavu
cf TEL zatych mista bize sfedu dou dnes pozde
edne dao by sout vybuch soustfed koem srdce
dou Ona cyfi tela byla hrozne popaena temef nepo-
znan kdezto ostatn vzata dolu drive nema akovych
popaenn toho dalo by soud, re on 6tyri havr
sazen by1i plnou slou vybuchu
Prace zchrancu kteri stridaji pracuii dnem noc
zezovana roskami ez stolch dou
madiy Az dosud ienom sedm rodn bylo prpraveno
vybuchem Tf cvrtny on6ch ztotoznenych mvch by
bodn. Osm ztotoznenych muzu by ameri6t obcan6.
zachraneni havr Felni Martinez Charles Candale
vypravu re skoro celou ctvrek sysel hasv
vedlejsi zasypane Stole iez teprve umlky Nepo-
chybne n6kter havif z usetfeni by vybuchem by po-
zdeji zaduseni jedovatymf plyny.