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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
THAN UNDER $4,000
BAIL F OR ASSAULT
Warrants Served AS Millionaire
Steps From Trained Accom-
panied By Lawyers

NEW YORK, May 21.-Harry K.
Thaw is held in bail again today
after a few hours of absolute free
dom. He pleaded not guilty yester-
day to two indictments charging
him with kidnapping Frederick Gump
Jr., in 1916, and with second de-
gree assault, and is being held on
$4,000 bail.
Alter he had gone to the offit c
of his attorney, he was recalled to
court for arraignment on a third
indictment, which had been recoy-
cred from the courts files. Ta.s
indictment charged Thaw with con
spiracy to get Gump, then 16 years
old, out of the jurisdiction of the
court after the alleged attack.
Returning to the criminal courts
building, Thaw also pleaded not
guilty to this charge. He was re-
leased in the custody of his counsel
until today, when his bail is to be
adjusted to include the conspiracy
Indictment.
Thaw had planned to return to
Pittsburg last night, but after being
paroled he arranged to remain here
Overnight.
When he stepped from his train,
accompanied by one Of his attorneys
and a hired companion, who was
with him constantly, he was served
with two bench warrants by a de-
tective from the district attorneys
office. He had successfully evaded
these warrants for and one half
years.
Although detectives lost no tine
in getting Thaw from the station,
before he could reach the street, a
crowd Of perhaps 200 or 800 per-
sons was surging about him.
The court room was crowded long
before Thaw arrived. He did not
speak a word during his arraigr-
ment. His special attorney, George
q. Medalie, entered the pleas Of not
guilty.
After his arraignment, They
posed for newspaper camermen for
Is minutes. When reporters ques-
toned him, he refused to answer
butt took from his pocket several
copies Of typewriter statement,
in which he criticised alienists who
testified against him at the recent
trial in Philadelphia, in which jury
found he was sane.
There were indications today that
Gump, who since has married and
moved to California, would cot
come here to testify against Thaw.
Without him as complainant, it
would be impossible to place the
defendant on trial.
Thaw, according to one of his at
tornays, will return to Pittsburg for
the funeral on Friday of his brother
Edward Thaw.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
n EPRE ENTATNE
/. FROM MARION co.
IN GEORGIA HOUSE
Was Visiting in Home of Niece
AT Atlanta When Stricken
With Fatal Attack
DEATH CAME QUICKLY
Stricken Man Expired Before
Physicians Hurriedly Sum-
moned Arrived

ATLANTA, May 21.-Edward H.
McMichael, of Buena Vista, repre-
sentative of Marion county in the
Georgia house of representatives,
died suddenly at the home of his
niece, Mrs. Annie c.. Barbee, here
today. He was sitting IN the hall
when he keeled over, and died be-
tore a physician could reach him.
Representative McMichael, who
was an Incorporating foe Of the
present Highway Department,
had been sued recently fol
libel in Bibb Superior court, and a
hearing upon this suit was set for
Monday next. This suit, he said
only a short time before his death
would reopen much of the old
highway department trouble in thai
it would serve to bring into court
the records and correspondence
touching the control and sale of the
Elberton quarry to the State, and
his charge that Engineer Grassland
made commission on the deal.
Mr.. McMichael said he would not
entertain any proposition that tho
case be withdrawn, but would in
sist that it go to trial.
Il was satisfied" he said, chat
| had done my duty as a Legisla-
tor. / came to the conclusion that,
under new administration, the
Highway Department would prae,
tice economy, develop efficiency
and better condition, and was con
tent to let matters take their cours.
and see it work out that way, but
this case was brought against ma
and now am in position to bring
in much direct evidence which
could not heretofore get at, and
feel l am in position to lay bare
everything connecd with the quarry
deal and those who were concerned
in it,"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
INJUNCTION AGAINST
BASEBALL DISMISSED

BUTLER, May 21,-Consider-
able interest was manifested in the
injunction case argued before Judge
Munro, in Butler in which Mr.. w.
T. MuIlis, d prominent citizen Of
Reynolds, sought to prohibit base
ball games being played on the
Reynolds diamond as nows located
near his home.
The injunction brought by Mr..
Mullis was issued by Mr.. E. j..
Minis, owner of the land on which
the diamond is located, and Prof.
E. H. Joiner, superintendent of the
Reynolds High school, and manager
of the High school team. Mr.. john
er was represented by his attorney
Hon. C. w. Foy, while Hon. julie
FELTON, appeared for Che defendants.
After hearing considerable evil
dence on both sides and strong ar
guments by the attorneys, Judge
Munro passed an order dismissing
The injunction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
AGGIE TRUSTEES MAX
CONSOLIDATE School
INTO JUNIOR COLLEGE
Resolution Adopted By County
School Board Received and
Debated Favorably
FRANCE HEAD COMMITTEE
Four Board Members VIII AS
sist Principal in Investigating
Proposal

The trustees of 3rd District A.
& M. school today were presented
with resolutions of the county Board
Of Education proposing that the col
Iege be turned into a normal agr.
cultural and vocational school ana
that they teach only the 10th ard
18th, 18th and 18th grades making
it junior college.
The trustees debated the -esolu
ton II all its aspects and unani-
mously appointed a committee of
foul with Prof. France as chair
man to make further investigation
and draw up plans for its complete
adoption as prepared by the pub
lished resolutions of the county
board, if these are finally approved
every normal and technologis
cal school in the South so far as
known Is wen attended, said Uci.
j. E. D. Shipp, chairman of the
school board today. 'There seems TO
be an unprecedented demand for
vocational training in all its branch
es,' said Col. shipp.
"This change will mean much
for the third congressional district
and this liberal minded board of
trustees have done that which will
In probability SO far as all signs
point make this school great and
useful"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
METHOD TO DETERMINE
BONUS TOTAL STATED

WASHINGTON, May 81. -
A vetesan may determine the
amount of his bonus this way;
Figure up the number of days
of service. For each day of home
service above the lrst sixty days
81 will be allowed in adjusted
service credit and for each day
of overseas service above sixty
day $1.25 will be given.
If this adjusted service credit
does not amount to more than
$50 it will be paid in cash. 9th
erwise an insurance policy will
be given. The approximate value
of this policy may be determin-
ed by adding rs per cent to the
amount of credit due and multi
plying the total by about 2 IL.
Thus if a veteran served 400
days at hcme after the first six
ty days he would be entitled to
a policy valued at $400 plus
$1O0 (25 per cent of the
amount) multiplied by 2 IL or
$3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
COUNTY OFFICIALS
MEET At SAVANNAH
Annual Convention VIII Meet
There Thursday for Two
Day Session

SAVANNAH, May 21-County
officials from every section of the
state are expected to attend the
thirty-eighth annual convention OF
the County Officers Association Of
Georgia which convenes here Thurs
day May 20. The meeting will con-
tinue through Friday, May 80.
Judge Roscoe Luke, of the Geor-
gia court of appeals, is scheduled to
address the convention Friday morn
ing on a subject of interest to the
officers, it is announced.
The first days business session
will be held aboard the steamer
Merchant" during an ocean trip
from Savannah to the City of Beau
for, S. C. and return, according to
the program. The sessions aboard
the steamer include meetings Of
county clerks, sheriffs, ordinaries,
tax receivers and tax collectors, it
was stated.
The main business sessions viii
be held Friday morning in the city
auditorium. The morning session
will be featured by the address OF
Judge Luke and election of Officers
to serve for the ensuing year. Re
ports Of various committees win al
so be made Friday.
Friday afternoon, the delegates
will be taken on an automobile trlT
to Tybee Island where various en-
tertainments have been arranged
for the visitors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
FIGHT ON WEEVIL
URGED BY EXPERTS
Cotton Farmers Are Told That
Cold Weather Did Not Less
en- Numbers

ATLANTA, May 21.-Prepare to
fight the boil weevil with all the
speed one may command.
This, in effect, is the advice Of
the insect Investigators of the fed
eral department Of agriculture,
made public here today by argricul-
tural agents of the railroads, who
with other agencies, are helping to
rally the forces that will do battle
with the billion-dollar bug.
The opinion is expressed by
agents of the department of agri-
culture that many cotton farmers
are placing too much confidence in
the cold weather of last January
and are expecting a lighter invasion
Of boil weevils than they will actual
ly experience this year.
The farmers are all wrong, it ap-
pears, for the latest information
available shows that while the en-
ergence from Information will be
generally light, there will be SUI
ficient weevlis to do very
serious damage in almost all sec
tions.
Laboratory Test Gives Prospects
Each fall, according to entomolo-
gists of the federal department of
agriculture, approximately thirty
thousand boil weevils are placed in
Information cages at Tallulah,
Louisiana. Percentage of weevils
emerging this year in spite of cold
weather, the official report states, is
greater than was the case in either
1918 or 1919 and approaches close
" that of 1917 and 1920. AS near
w as can be predicted, the survival
will probably be higher than in
1917. 1918 or 1919, and will fairly
closely approach that Of 1920.
"The farmer who does not pre-
mare to fight the weevil now is mere
ly gambling on the weather during
july and August" says an official
statement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
SENATE COMMITTEE
CONSIDERS PROPOSAL
ENTER WORLD COURT
Cab Issued Today By Senator
Swanson Following House
Conference
COOLIDGE FAVORS MOVE
President Tells Members His
Stand Regarding American
Participation

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Thq
senate foreign relations committee
called today to consider for the first
time in the present session of con-
gress action on proposals for Amer
can membership in the world court.
The meeting, which was called at
the request Of Senator Swanson, of
Virginia, was preceded by lengthy
White House conference last night,
at which President Coolidge reiter-
ated tothe republican members
his stand in favor of conditional
membership in a permanent court
Of international justice set up by
the League of Nations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
DEPARTMENT SOUGHT
TO FRAME WHEELER

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The
senate Daugherty committee waf
told today that representatives vi
the department of justice not only
had sought to "frame Senator
Wheeler" its prosecutor, but had
spied on its members and witnesses
and spirited away famous diaries Of
CASTOR B. Means, working with the
committee as Investigator.
One of these witnesses was w.
o. Duckstein, who said he knew
about the whole proceeding because
his wife is a secret agent of the de-
partment. 1t was she he said who
identified in his presence the rec
ords of Means after they had been
secured by a ruse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
CAPT. LANG KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

MELBOURNE, Australia, May
21.-Captain Andrew Lang, hold
er of the worlds airplane altitude
record, was killed today when an
automobile he was driving crashed
into a fence during a dense fog.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
NUNA AMONG THOSE
ACCUSED At NEWARK
Indicted With Tex Richard and
Others For Conspiracy to
Transport Fight Films

NEWARK, May 21.-Jasper
Numa, who figured prominently in
the recent senate Investigations ut
Washington, Is among those indi-
Gated here by federal grand jury
with Tex Richard for conspiracy to
transport fight films in interstate
commerce, it is learned today from
official sources.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21

School Trustees Consider Junior College, Prospect Here
TYO ubIe Starts
Albania Again

BELGRADE, May 21.--Trouble
has broken out in northern Albania,
according to the newspaper Politika.
Insurgents are reported to have cap
tured Scutari and several othe1
towns.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
REEFS PARK KIDS
DEFEAT BLACK SOX
Contributed

A close, snappy game. played on
Rees Park diamond Monday was that
between Rees Park VS.. Black Sox.
The score was 10 to 9 in favor of
Rees Park.
The batteries for Res Park were
Gardner, Buchanan and Gaines; for
Black Sox, Costleberry, Feagin,
Gatewood (Tom) and Gatewood
(Ainsworth). Home run scored by
Gaines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
HEARING WILL END
NEXT MONDAY

WASHINGTON, May 21,-Mus-
Gle Shoals hearings will end next
Monday, the senate agriculture com
mittee agreed today after execu-
tive session. The committee viii
consider all proposals a. executive
sessions beginning Tuesday and a
report is expected by the end CT
the week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
Bomb Tossed Into
Temple At Chicago
Meeting Place of Ku Klux Wrecked Following
Mysterious Anonymous Warning One Man
Injured When Explosive is Hurled

CHICAGO, May PA bomb thrown early
today wrecked the entrance and damaged several floors
Crossing Masonic Temple and injured adjoining building
Police believe the bombing had connection meeting
building last night of the Ku Kux Kan held defiance
letters of warning
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
COnfereeS Put Top
Sur Tax At Forty
Per Gent on Income
SO Per Cent Reduction in Normal Taxes on In
comes Under $4,000 Agreed Upon, With Sen
ate Amendments Rejected Unanimously

WASHINGTON May 21.Unanimous
day by conferee the tax reduction bill The
schedule providing percent maximum urtax
accepted.
Senate amendment providing for full publicity
tax undiributed corporation profits rejected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
COMMIT TEE AGAINST
FORD SHOALS LEASE
Motion to Report Bill to Lease
Flivver Maker Plant Loses
10 to 6

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Mo-
ton to report the Ford bill provld-
ing for the leasing of Muscle Shoals
was lost by vote of 10 to in the
senate agriculture committee to-
. day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
How and When to Poison the Weevil

How and When to Poison the WeeviI
Here's the plan advocated by R. H. DeLoach
and George Marshall Follow this pan they say, and you'll
make a normal crop.
Poison Immediately before the first squares form, as
a few tiny forms appear.
Poison again FIVE days after the FIRST poisoning.
3-Poison again FIVE days after the second poisoning.
4-Pc up squares after second poisoning ahead of cub
tivahon, and pick up squares second time Immediately
blooms appear, ahead of cultivation.
SIN the early fall destroy cotton stalks Amy method for
destroying is satisfactory except burning.
j. A. EIxoN Chairman Wsevil COMMITTEES.
GEORGE o. MARSHALL, County Agent
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WEATHER

For Georgia-shower this after
noon and tonight; cooler tonight
Thursday partly cloudy; cooler in
Southeast portion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-21
New York Futures

PC. Open High Low Close
Jan. Observation-Disclosures
May -.31.45l31. 70l32.20l31.7 0l32.13
July --29.00l29.15l29. 49|29.15E29.37
Oct. ..25.46t25 6bl2G. 02l25.65ii2255. SO
L &c. .63l24.86l25, 2Sl24.86i25.66
Americas strict rniddling 20 1-4c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29

TREST BUDE MU VYMEREN We STREDU
FEDERALNtM SOUDCEM

Indianapolis. %. dubna. - Guy. Warren r. McGray, u
svedceny zdesiho federalnho pouzivan po-
$y podvodnym dceldm, byl do okresu
ron 94O vecer Prodleval pred tim kancelar rnarsaa
Spojenych Statd mezitim eho obhaic Federal
nj soudce A. B. Anderson odepe urc zruku pro McGraye
oznamil ze ortel vynese stredu hodn rano
Pfi prvnim procesu guvernerem porota neshoda.
Nepoda- McCray resignaci zdstane trade guvernera
az obzalovac fzen bude moci by zahaeno proo
statnm snemu Kdyz guverner dosta do nancnich
snazi vazne zaoby neho vzneseny vldcove srany
eha man, ably podal resgnac avsak odpovfdal uci
nj tax jedne tom pripade. kdyz obvnen budou
kazana.
DIE dstavy satu Indany e pouze jedna methoda. jak
guverner mdze byt ednanm statniho snemu
Pfisti pravidene zasedan ehoz bude ednu do
mmoradneho zasedan mze by snem svoan jedne provo
lanlm guvernerovym.
Ta okolnost McCay po dobu sveho pobyu We vezenf
nebude moci zastava povnnos sveho radu privod p
tommy msoguverner Emmett F. Branch Martinsve stane
Sc guvernerem Ustava usanovuje re kdyz guverner
mhze zastava povnnost sveho radu yz prpadne msto-
guvernerovi.'
Zdai odvolani bude podino pffpade, nebyo
hodnuto vscer James w Noe osobn pravni zastup
We guvernerdv prav ze dosud nev dale podnikn
to- M A. Ryan, spoecnk Noeldv, rek vsak "odvolani
sotva bude podano."
Porota kdyz skonceny byly argumenty pravniku obou
sran rada pouhych panact mnu vynesa usvedcujicf
rozsudek Odepfen zaruky poslan guvernera vezenf
soudce Anderson oddvodnova TIM re "nkdy nevidel ably
tolk zocind bylo spachano jednym clovekem.'
Zde je muz pokracova soudce Anderson, "jenz 81 w.
mysli podvodny plan provade e skoro vyhradne pouzi
vanm posty Svedc sam re re napsa $500 dopisu zdai
udiz provnl porusenm zakona 25Ookrate Je dale
ynen padean nekolika set alesnych smenek Je vnen
zskavani penez pod alesnm pfedstrkam On prestou
Pill nejenom psane zakony ale rovnez zakony v6ho vani
no svedom Myslim re je to mo povinnos posat lei do
vezeni."
Behem procesu, jenz zapocal 21 dubna bylo povoano
as $50 svedkI vetsinou bankeru kte ztotozn faesne
smenky mz guverner opatfova 81 penize ve spekuac
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
UTOk MA OBYDLf DU-
CHOVNfHO.

Chicago, %. dubna. - Ho-
linkari bombovali dnes obydli
Rev. Elmera L. Williamse, hor
eliveho pracovnika prohibicni-
no, zde "a casneho rama. Cele
prGceli Williamsova domova
bylo vytrzeno, avsak vsichni
clenove rodiny vyvazli jenom
$ leknutim boulemi, kdyz by
lfyyinrst9ni Z lnzek. Rev. VIII.
lians sdelil policii jmena dvou
povestnych holinkafi, kteri
jsou pry hlavnimi vddci dobre
sorganisovane whiskove roty.
Pravil, re bylo mu vyhrozova-
no smrti, neustane-li We SVEN
tazeni proti nezakonitemu pro-
deli lihovin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
HR0zNf VBucH v UHL0DoLE.
ia HAvfRU NEPOCHYBNE MRTvYCH
v BENWOOD, w. VA

Benwood, w. Va. %. dubna. - Ctrnact tel bylo vya-
zeno dnes pozde odpoedne zdesho dou Wheeling Steel
Corporation nemz pracovalo ia havd kdyz rasivy
buch uda Je vemi malo nadee ze nektef zdstai
zvu.
Jedine teo kere bylo ztotozneno, je George Hoi
day m syna dnnho dozorce Zachranne prace byy zt6-
zovany jedovami plyny mmo to spousty kamene
hromadly pT hlavnim vchodu do dolu tohoto havniho
vchodu prav dnln dednici vede sedm sto nichz
sta maych komnat kde hav pracova nichz vyvaznutf
bylo temef nemoznym. tfk
prohlaseni dorucenem dnes vecer casopisGm Wheel
ing prav Scott predseda Wheeling Steel Corporations
"Vybuch nepochybne byl privoden pynem. Dbl Ben
wood je starry neevi nkdy znamek pyn az pred tremi
mesc kdy sta tam maly vybuch teo pffciny Timed
jsme zfli vetraci sacht-na och/nu denfki Tato bya
dohotovena pred sedesa dny. NemGzeme domysl jak
vyvinul pyn, jenz pfivodil vybuch.'
Vybuch udal pet minut potion, kdy havf dennf
sney vsoup do olu Oserovatelky Cerven@ho Kfze by
" povolany Wheeling skyaji vsechnu moznou
dnam chz zvtee zahynuli Al do pozdnfch hodn yeter
mich zeny d9 saly koe dstf dolu zoufae nafkajice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
HROMADNA POPRAVA ME.
XICKYCH REBELo.

Mesto Mexiko, %. dubna.-
Gen. Juan Alanso a ctyricet
diva podfizeni ddstojnfci, zaja-
ii federalnim vojskem v sobo-
botu blize mesta Ixtapa, We
state Ciapas, byli postaveni
pred polnf vojensky soud a
popraveni, die zpravy obdrze-
ne v ministerstvu valky cd gen.
Lastry. Mimo to oddfl gen. La
stry zajal 100 prostych vojaki
a ostatni z Alansovy tlupy, e.
tajicf 800 muzI, byli zabiti v
bitve. Mezi popravenymi dd-
stojniky byli diva plukovnici,
pet podplukovniki a sest majo
Ri. Ostatni byli kapitani po
rucici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
PRESIDENT MASARYK v ITALI.
JEHO NAVSTEVA NEMA PRY zADNEHO
POLITICKEHO VYZNAMU.

Rim, 28 dubna. President Masaryk, provazen svoii
dcerou pfiby vcera do Itaie odebere Toany ma
Sicil, kde zdrz Sc nejakou dobu
Jste prekvapen vyvolaa zde zprava, ez obevila
rancouzskem tisku nz pravo re vastnm uceem ma
sevy Masarykovy Ita vykonani priprav uzavreni
teskotalske mlouvy stenem zakade ako ujed
mana alsko-jugosavska smlouva
We zdesch dfednich kruzich ustuje, ze president
Masaryk pficazf do Itae zalezostech ciste
mych ze navsteva jeho nefedn ze postrada udz
like potcke dIlezos Jest sice mozno ze setka pred
sedou askeho mnistersva Mussoinm avsak tom pTipa
de bude pry Sc jednat jen pouhy akt zdvorilosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
NAL DAuenERTY Ma sv0BoDE.

Cincinnati, O., 80 dubna -Federalnf soudce Smith
vyhove dnes pozd6 odpoedne zados NJ s.
Daughertyho bratra byvaeho generaniho naladnho tax
zvane "habeas corpus urci osobni zaruku $5 900,
kdyz byl John McCrain fednik senau Sppjenych Stau
doruc zaykac nemz je vinen Daughery nevaznosti
vGc senatu.
Daugherty ma dostavit pred federanl soud dine TO-
kv6tna kdy bude jednano jeho vydanf do Washngonu
Daugherty pfjel do Cincinnati dnes ranp jed
MIN svych advokatd kdezto t JIM pfijeli ped Nc
Grain pfel as stejny cas-.
Washington, 49, dubna - Senator Brookhart predseda
vybor vySeTucho Gedni nnost byvaeho generaniho ma
vadnho prav dnes re vbor bude zastupovan pravny
ednano bude Cincinnati pripade Daugheyho TO- kvet-
Tito budou zadati zruseni habeas corpus kdyby
jeh zados byla pznve vyzena Daugherty musel by je
tt do Washngtonu tam zodpovda nevaznost vnc
natu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-29
cHvkLf 0BEcNi PouLIcNl DRhHu.

Detroit, 28 dubna. Clayton c. Townes, mayor ceve-
landsky nadsene vsovi zdeM m9stem vastnene pc-
uicni draze jeff operovani zde sudoval
nceho jineho enom chvalu vec ak sem e shledal
Detrou. pravil Townes "Byl sem pTekvapen kdyz sem
sheda ze byvay novnar ako pucf generalnho fditele
operue dokonaym 1sp6chem system poucni drahy
ste vice nez millonem obyvaei Tim e zodpovedena
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