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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
HIS COUSIN

Miss. Mary MCGOWAN of Lewistown.
Montana, stopped off in Kennewick
for couple Of days this week to
visit her cousin Phil G. Warnock. Phil
says he realizes that the cousin gag
is worked pretty regularly where
pretty girls are concerned but mas
much as her four big husky brothers
We're here also and that he is still
able to be about is pretty fair evil
dence Of the truthfulness in this case.
Miss MCGOWAN left yesterday for
Lake Crescent where Mrs. Warnock
and the family are spending the sum-
mer. The other cousins, Fred, James.
Phil and Dan MCGOWAN, are inter-
ested in the oil business in the Nc
Keevin fields in Montana and were
called to Spokane as witnesses be-
fore the grand jury.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
Lafayette's Pride in
American CITIZENSHIP

The following anecdotes Of Lafay-
cite appeared in the National Gazette
Of August %, 1924:
As Lafayette passed the house Of
the late John Hancock In Boston, the
mayor said to him: There sits the
widow Of your deceased friend" He
Immediately caught her eye, and In
the most enthusiastic manner pressed
his hand upon his heart. She burst
into tears and exclaimed: II have now
lived long enough -
A man, while in conversation with
Lafayette, observed he spoke the Eng
lish language remarkably well: "And
why should l not" he replied, "being
an American just returned from long
visit to Europe?"
When we took a glass Of wine In
company with several other men with
the general, previous to his landing at
the quarantine ground from the Cad
mus. one of the party addressed him
both as marquis and general, and then
asked him which he preferred. He un-
hesitatingly and emphatically replied:
81 am an American general"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
In Memory Of Frontier Fighters.


and valuable stores. Captain Della
place was in charge Of the gar
rison of 4S men. He was asleep when
Allen raped on his door with sword.
"Your errand" demanded the sleepy
commander. 81 order you to surren-
der" said Allen "By what author
typ inquired the astonished officer.
'By the authority Of the Great Je-
hovah and the Continental congress-"
Allen is said to have replied. Bene-
dict Arnold was a member OF the
American expedition.
ST. Clair and 1000 COntinentals
abandoned the fort in 1777 on the ap-
proach Of Burgoyne with a superior
force. Colonel Brown with 500 men
tried to retake the place, but after
capturing 300 prisoners and many
beats. besides releasing 200 Americans
he had to retire After the Revolu-
ton Fort Ticonderoga became pic
turesque ruin, but was restored to
something like its original state at
the expense of Mrs. Stephen Pell of
New York in 1909 A monument to
the Continentals, shown above, who
fought in and around TicOnderoga was
recently unveiled at that historic place.
1t is the gift of Horace A. Moses The
work, executed by Charles Keck. shows
Liberty Observation-Disclosures Maya
zine.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown with
their two boys motored from Peta-
luna arriving at Prosser last week.
They were visiting with Mrs. Browns
grandfather Mr.. Linconfelter for the
week end, returning to Yakima Mon
day where Claude got work till fall.
Homer Franks mother and father
and two sisters from lone, Oregon,
spent Saturday with Carl Williams
and family. They all left for lone
Sunday. Homer also went along and
will work during harvest, at lone.
The mercury hit the high mark
here Thursday and Friday register
ing ia both days.
The hot weather has made quite a
difference to the Sunday School at
tendance and other meetings here. We
hope to see better attendance in the
next month.
Mrs. Lester Cox was, a visitor at
the Will Reed home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cox are plan
ming on trip to La Grande, Oregon
this week to spend the Fourth with
Mrs. Cox's brother. Mr.. Papel will
look after the ranch during their alb
sence.
Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Beale re-
port an excellent time at Pullman,
learning many valuable pointers,
which will help them in their work.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02

Mrs. Saxon left Sunday morning
for her home in Hollywood a1ter
months visit here with her protner
Ed Sellick and family.
The Ladies Aid met at the nome
of Mrs. Carratt Tuesday evening ano
had a good social time with a gooo
attendance. This meeting was the oc-
casion of the men folk attending. La
dies served ice cream and cake.
The Pomona Grange picnic will be
held in Anon park at Richland Thurs
day. July 9th which all grangers are
cordially invited. No pains have peen
spared by the committee to make TINS
a red letter day. A. S. Goss VIII give
an address at 10 o'clock am. and v.
C. Jewett of the Federal Land BANK
of Spokane Will speak in the aIter-
noon. Mr.. Goss is state grange MAS
ter and needs no introduction to TINS
community as a very able speaker;
There will also be very splenolo
program provided consisting OF mu,
sic. sports, kitty ball and barn yard
golf. The latter under the leadership
of A. Stoops. Make up your luncheon
basket and Join the crowd in a goo1
DAVIS outing. Don't forget the DATE
Thursday, July 9th.
The regular grange meeting WIN
be held in the assembly hall Friday,
July 10th. You are asked to please
attend this meeting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
HONOR PATRfOTS
OF TICONDEROGA
Monument Records Glori.
GUS Deed of Revolution.

Where Lake George enters Lake
Champlain. in New York state. the
French in 1856 set up post which
they named Fort Carlton. This be-
came concentration point for French
expeditions under Montcalm and 9TH
ers In 1853 the fort was attacked
by 10000 British under Abercrombie-
Though the French had but 1000 men
they beat off the enemy, causing the
latter loss of 1000 men. A year
later Amherst with 1000 men took
the fort after the French had retired.
BY the time of the Revolution the
fort was generally known by its Indian
Observation-Disclosures" corruption of
the Iroquois word "cheonderoga,'
meaning sounding" water. On May
10, 1775, Ethan Allen and S3 Green
Mountain Bows captured the fort
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
SAW BEGINNING
OF NEW FREEDOM
Historic Yorktown Dear to
All Americans.

Yorktown monument, erected by the
national government at Yorktown, Va,
commentaries the last battle of the
Revolution fought there which won
independence and created New world
government. Lord CORVALLIS, after a
desperate siege, finally surrendered to
Washington October 10, 1871, thus end
ing British hostilities in the colonies.
General Washington experienced in
expressible joy at that event, with
the remark: "The work is done. and
1t has been done well"
In 1871 the first congress which met
after the Revolution ordered an ap-
preparation of 100000 to erect an inn
posing monument to pay lasting trib-
ute and evidence American gratitude
for victory and the birth of freedom.
Nearly 100 years elapsed before the
idea of a suitable memorial was car
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
Observation-Disclosures


Did you know that five Of
Americas six great wars COM
menced in April, that the Civil
Pa war ended and Americas great
"a est tragedy occurred in this a
IA same month?
IA Here are the facts:
M The Revolution began April "a
Pa 10, f1775, at Lexington and Con- "a
IA cord. "a
IA The Mexican war began April "a
IN %, 1916, on the Texas frontier. IA
>. The Civil war began April II, p
=, 1861, with the bombarding OF :,
- Fort Sumter, S. C. "a,
The Spanish-American war be- -,
- gan April 10, 1898. 8,
The United States declared -
war on Germany April 6, 1917. =
The Civil war closed with -
"a Lees surrender at Apponattox, q
"a and President Lincoln was as "a
"a sassinated in April, 1865. "a
Ia Vi
n pa "a "a "a sa pa Pa IA p Es Es "a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
Tea Tax Stamp Thaf
Led to Revolution

The tea tax stamp which was one
Of the causes of the American Reyo-
luton. 1t is the exceptional property
of G. Frederic Heyerman, Detroit col
lector and president of the American
Philatelic association. The stamp is
embossed, is blue in color and came
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their help in moving
furniture from my house last Sum
day, during the fire.
Fl. C. WOODS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-07-02
HEDGES NOTES

, = = = = . = = . + . = q .
Mrs. Grace Hitler returned to her
home in Seattle this week very much
improved in health from her two
months visit with Mrs. Weldy.
Miss Lottie Moore and MurieI
Beale We're Pasco visitors Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
FORD'S FIDDLER DENIES
THEFT OF BEST WALTZ
"Mellie" Durham Says Woman Is
Wrong, That He Composed rip
ping Waves" Himself.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, December 17.-'Mellie"
Durham, Names champion fiddler
and favorite of Henry Ford, said yes
terday that he couldn't have stolen
his Ripping Waves waltz. as charg-
ed by Mrs. Matte Dorrill of Augusta.
Ga.
In the first place, I never read a
piece of music in my life" the old
man went on, cant, as a matter of
fact. The second, that tune original
ed right out of my head. I just
hitched the name "Rippling Waves"
on it. cause l thought it sounded
good.
Mr.. Ford's going to change it to
Nellie Dunhams Waltz anyway, so
the lady needn't worry"
Nellie" and "Gran'ma" Durham
came back to New England yesterday
but the arduous duties of a vaudeville
star will prevent "Mellie's return i'm
mediately to his home town of
Norway He starts his professional
career at Keith's Theater next Mon
day night.
Yesterday he played few tunes
for Gov. Fuller in the statehouse,
visited the city hall and helped out a
newspaper in it's Santa Claus work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
LIVES WITH BRAIN Barred.
Saw Slashes Through Mans Skull.
Has Chance to Recover.

RALEIGH. n. c., December II CPi
More than as hours after a circu :
lar saw had slashed its way through
his skull and into his brain. Nathaniel
Pierce. "a. continued to hold on TO
life, and physicians at the local hos
pital where he lies, say he has d
5000 chance" for recovery. The
Young man was operating Il gasoline
saw near here on Monday when he
accidently fell forward on the moving
saw.
Rushed To Raleigh he was placed i'm.
mediately upon the operating table
for an operation. which local physi-
clans now believe may result in his
recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
CANADIANS PRAISE
AND ASSA|L j. s.
Divergent Views of Policy Ex.
pressed at Pan-AmeriCan
Congress Session.
b. tho Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 1.-THE
United States was both criticized ADD
praised yesterday by Canadian dele
gates to the Pan-American Congress.
shortly after one speaker said tina,
his countrymen regard with disfavor
the United States policy which per-
1nlts unrestricted immigration of Ca
nadlanS while it restricts entry of
odhdolan products, another pointed
10 the invisible border line" between
the two countries a S proof of their
anity.
The first speaker was George vii.
son, vice president of tho Toronto
Board of Trade and an officer of the
Royal Bank of Canada. He said that
Canadians consider the exception of
their country from the quota provi-
sion OF the United States emigration
law as left handed compliment
AT the same time he termed the
United States tariff law as being
nigh as Humans Gallows"
Thinks Reverse True.
Il think l can summarize Canadian
sentiment by saying that We would
much prefer bars against our popu-
latlon than against our products,
Mr.. Wilson said.
Case +. Howard of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce. the other dele
gate, speaking on brother hood Re
tween Nations. said he believed that
such d fraternity was possible
1T does work and it has been
working successfully for some time
he asserted. This is a pretty broad
statement TO make, but in looking
back over the years it seems to me
that the United States and Canada
with their invisible border line have
made it CO.
Although there has been distrust Of
the United States among the Latin
American countries, this is rapidly be-
ing diSpelled, Louis James Rosenberg
of Detroit international financial
counsel. told the delegates. But, he
said with the United States firmly in
trenched as the leading creditor ma
ton of the world, Latin America still
is asking how she Will acquit herself
in the role.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

The intellectual happer
takes a flyer at any
thing and everything
once. Courses in the
Wisdom of Confucius.
Mohammedanism, Yogi
Precepts, New Thought,
Greek Ora m a and
Rhythmic Vibrating, a
little of each. That's
the kind of a girl she is!
Evening star., 1925-11-15
By w. f.. HILL

View from the rear OF big roomy lounge
showing two happers Of yesteryear who
simply won't give up. They are having
little heart-to-heart talk behind boy friend
on the edge of the lounge. having made the
happy discovery that they are having treat
ment from the same doctor
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Oh. the heartaches Of
the perennial f1apper!
After 10 years of hard
Tapping it has been re-
layed TO Josephine that
a boy friend had told
another boy friend that
Josephine was no longer
cute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Mayor bude "videti" vseobec-
ne publikum jenom dvakrate
tydns,

Mayor jackson vynesl novy
zakon. Obycejn1 obcane pri-
jati budou mayorem jenom
dvakrate v tydnu, v pondell a
We ctvrtek, kdy jeho ucho hoto-
vo bude slyseti pran1, stesky a
lichocenf cd 10 hodin rano do
2 hodin odpeledne,
Mayor neuprositelny zakon,
ktery snad bude jenom dovole-
no prestoupiti beztrestne poll
tikafGm, vydal proto, re pr
mnoho navstev pferusuje jej V
pracech jeho pro dobro mesta.
krone pondelf a ctvrtkd ma
yor bude pracovati ma profile
mech mesta a raditi Sc S pred
mostly jednotlivych odboru. Pre-
same navstevy, mayor tvrd1
dosud nemohl svolati ami ume-
leckou komisi, ktera pomalu
zapomene, re rozhodnouti ma
Lafayettove sose, ktere roz-
hodnut1 jiz davno davno uc1-
memo byti melo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Prvne ukazovano " Baltimore

Krasny obraz bude predve-
den obecenstvu v Ceske Kato-
licke s1ni ma Collington avenue
prist1 tyden a sice po diva dny :
We ctvrtek ,26. bTezna odpoled-
ne a vecer a v patek, 27. bfez-
ma odpoledne a vecer. Obraz
ten ma nazev: "The Creation
of the World - Earthly Para
disc a Subsequent Stupendous
Episodes Of The Holy Bible V
nemz jest obsazeno 10 jedna-
mich. V ceskem prekladu
"Stvoren1 sveta a pozemsky
raj, die biblickeho podan1. =
Obraz tento jest velmi krasny
a kazdy by no mel videti pro-
to pouz1jte teto prflezitosti a
prijdte vsichni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Karolyi nebude mluviti
V Baltimore.

Zprava z New Yorku Utter.
dosla oznamuje, ze uhersll3
hrabe, Michael Karolyi, prVnt
president Uher, kteremu neby-
10 dovoleno statn1m sekreta-
rem, Hughesem, mluviti o poll
tickych otazkach behem jeho
pobytu We Spojenych State ch
nepfijede do Baltimore, K,
byl pozvan ma den 5. dubn9
spravou "Open Forum. IL
be Karolyi v dobu tu odjfzdet
pry bude zpet do Evropy. ~
kaz hrabeti dany Washington
skym statn1m de'partmenten
vzbudil znacny odpor We Spo
ienych Statech. Svobody mi
lovni Americana nelibe nesli
re byvaly sekretaf Hughe
proti zasade o svobode feci po
volil nynejs1 uherske Wade
ma jej1 pfan1 hrabeti zaka
mluviti o politice dokud tent
by byl ma 1zemf AmerickAs2a
Podivny zakaz tento V posled
dobe byl zrusen,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
J. G. Sergeant generalnim
navladnim.

Sluzebn1 prfsahu 1fadu ge-
neralnlho navladnfho slozil j.
C. Sergeant, pravnik z Ludlow
Vt, verejnosti pomerne malo
znamy.
Sergeant, novy generalnf ma
vladn1, jest muzem venkova,
muzem, ktery charakterlsovan
jest jako "velikv muz +9lesne a
dusevne".
Po 4 roxy byl generaln1m ma
vladimir statu Vermont a jako
takovy ukazal Sc byti cistym a
energetickym zastupcem statu.
S presidentem Coolidgem
zdstava v pratelstvi Cd jejich
studentskych dob ma Black Ri
yer Academy Ludlow, Vt.
Svym casem gen. naVladn1
byl vyslovnym protivn1kem 18,
dodatku (prohibicnlho). Neni
pro pfidavan1 novych dodatk1
ku konstituci, ale stoji pro pfi-
sne zachovavanf dodatk1 sta
vaj1c1ch.
Kdyz po slozeni sluzebn1
pffsahy We stredu opoustel BIZ
~ Dim a bylo mu gratulovano
Bostonskym dopisovatelem no
vinafskym, nfmz po leta Sc
znal, fekl generaln1 navladnl
"Diky, Mike. Modli Sc "a
mne. To je vse, echo cd Tebe
81 zadam."
Pomocnlkem jeho ustanoven
We stTedu William j. Donovan
Z New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Ma sest mssicI do vszeni.

Joseph Navagulski, 318 S.
Paca ulice, odsouzen byl v pom
deli pro rlzenf automobilu,
kdyz hyl opily, na sest mesicd
do yezeni. AutomobiI jeho
vrazil do automobilu T1zeneho
policistou zapadn1 stanice,
Jameson M. Rollinsem, ma
Washington boulevard V nedeli
odpoledne.
Ma 80 dnl odsouzen byl Cla-
renee Fl. Myers pro tutez pf1-
cinu a vedle toho ku pokute
S51.45. Myers srazil ma Canton
avenue Simona Greenberga,
pferazil mu automobilem ruku
saty castecne z neho strhl.
Po srazenl Greenberga Myers
sem tam hnal Sc ulic1 Sc svym
automobilem a zavinil, ze Sc
mu vyhybajfc1 E. Kemp Troupe
z Relay sjel Sc svym automobi-
lem do pr1kopu, z nehoz vyjel
vrazil do Greenbergova au-
tomombilu, ktery stal ma druhe
strane ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Teiefonnf spo.ecnosf dostala
zvyyseni o $8S9.OO0.

Rozhodnutfm komise verej-
ne sluzby dostane Sc telefonnl
spolecnosti Potomac & Che
sapeake" rocn1ho zvySen1 sa-
zeb O S889.00O. Spolecnost
chtela zvysen1 jeste O $4,000
vysS1.
Move sazby uvedeny budeu
V zivot 1. dubnem po6inaje.
Spolecnost zvysenf bude vsak
asi poc1tati jiz Cd ledna.
Zvyseni odnesou majitele SOU
kromych telefond asi obnosu
$500.000. Ostatek zvysenf u
vrzeno bude ma soukrom6 tex
change
v Baltimore ma soukrome Ii
Mi platiti sc bude Sd "a so de-
pest mesicne, ma linifch pro 2
osoby zvysen poplatek ma 5
mesfcne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Otec zabil dftko sekerou.

John Archer, 35lety, usmrtiI
We stredu rano v dome SVEN, G.
BIB S. Bond ulice, sv6 malicke
detatko a rozraziI zene, Annie
O uzdraven1 jej1m Sc pochybu-
je.
Policie vysetrila, re Archer
rozzuril Sc, ponevac Annie
Pfeifer fekla mu, re cd neho
odejde stezuj1c 81 ma krute ie-
ho nj zachazeni.
Archer dopaden byl V dome
sve sestry, Edny Bauernschaub
1T S. Chapel ulice.
D6tatko S rozrazenou leb-
kou nalezeno bylo mrtve IA
pohovce, matka jeho, jejiz O.
blicej zalit byl krv1 sedela be
duj1c ma zidli. Druhe .dv6 dit
ky staly V rohu svetnice placi-
ce. Archer S nj I'll kdyz odesla
cd sveho muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Diva bandite ma IL roktfs odsou-
zeni.

Charles A. Getz a Arthur r..
Sanregret odsouzeni byli kaz-
dy ma IL rok1 do kaznice. u
vezneni byli 9. bTezna, kratce
po te, kdyz pTepadli Charlese
X. Lutkuse V jeho obchodu, (.
13 S. Fulton avenue oloupi
jej 0 $14 a jeho zlat6 hodinky.
Vedle Mich odsouzen byl
William Cheesman do kaznice
na dobu 5 a IA rok6. Oba
tresty odpykavati 81 bude SOU
bezne. Cheesman souzen byl
pro 2 prepady, kterych Sc G
pustil 7. bfezna. PTi prvnln.
pfepadu oloupil Cheesman Sa-
muela Mizlishe $40 v jeho
obchodu na Linden avenue a
po te Jennie Rodalaff, 400
Druid Hill avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Oloupen o $1,000.

Meme nezli We ctyfech hodl-
mach zatceni byli tri podezfell
q loupeze, jez v pondel1 spa
chana byla ma I. Wahl Holtz-
manovi, vyberc1m American
banky, ktery S pencil banky
pfepaden a oloupen byl v biz
kosti sveho domu. Uvezneni
byli: 21lety Charles F. Cal
ther, 21lety Simon Gilden a
24lety Edwin Kenney.
Severn1 policie nalezla v u
terry automobil, ktery uzit byl
bandity. V automobilu male
zena byla cepice a diva prazd-
ne pytl1ky Cd penez. Auto
mobil ukraden byl George w.
Cronhardtovi. Licens ma nem
byla z automobile J, M. Bree-
kenbridge, 1900 e. Chase ul.
Automobil ukraden jemu byl
minuly patek rohu Calvert a
Baltimore ulic.
Policie pfedpoklada, re Gil
den to byl, ktery vskocil do
Holtzmanova automobile a ma
prazenym revolverem prinutil
jej jeti V pred. Hoffman
ystoupil do sveho automobile
v 11.40 dopoledne v pondell
snedenf obeda We SVEN do
me, {. TIA e. 33. uliee. Ia
MIN do neho vskocili diva ban
dite. Hoffman jeti mimi
musel ku Chiffon ulici nedale-
ko Tivoly, kde prijel druhy au-
tomobil. Hoffman musel "a
staviti, jeden banditG vysko-
Gil a rychle pfetrhl spojovacl
draty V predu jeho automobilu
Ma to oba bandite vskocili do
druheho automombilu a zmize-
n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
hou aniz S prvnl rozveden byl

hOu anlZ prVnl rOZVeden Dyl,
seznamil Sc We. Washlngtonu.
Pc kratkych namluvach usnesli
Sc, re snatek budou drzeti v tai
nosti, udali falesna jmena da-
Ii Sc odati. Kdyz otec "tajnos-
ii" ma stopu prisel, doslo kll
zatcen1.
Mayor myslf, re ss'sliby ca
sto jsou chyby" a varuje par
kovni novy vybor znovu, aby S
tim slibovanim radeji Sc ne
prekvapil. Lide shanf Sc po
slibech, kdyz tyto Sc nevyplfln-
il a souzen1 ma krku.
Mayor jackson zna to z VIA
stni zkusenosti Cd slibovani
slona az do tech vetS1ch pred
volebn1ch slibG.
- Karantena ma psy nar1ze-
ma byla ma radu Ora. Rohrera
pro 1zem1 mesta cd Herring
run ku Lafayette avenue a Cd
Hartford road ku Washington
ulici. Psy nesm1 ven po 81 dnl.
Podnet k zakazu dan byl,
kdyz V nzem1 recenem 13 osob
psy pokousano bylo v posled-
Mich dnech. Sedm z mich lece-
no jest Pasteurovou cestou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Desne spousty ucinsny vstrnou
bouri We stTednim Zapadu.

Desna vetrne vichfice radila
We stredu JIM castf statu Illi-
nois a Indiany pokud v prvni
dobe zjistiti Sc dalo pripravila
O zivot 715 osob a zavinila IRA
nen1 asi 2219 osob. Skody ma
majetku jsou ohromne.
Tfi mestecka skoro 1plne
smetena jsou povrchu zeme,
zatlm CO sedm jinych castecn6
poboreno. Ponevac telegrafic-
ke telefonnl draty strhany
byly, z venkovG dosly zpravy
jenom castecn6. Jest obava
re spousty ukazi Sc byti jeste
hrozn6jsi az podrobne dojdou
zpravy.
West Frankfurt, ILL.,, havlf-
ske mestecko utrpelo nejvetsi
ztratu ma zivotech lidskych.
Asi $50 osob tam zabito. Me-
ri dalslmi mesty hlavne trp6lo
DeSoto, ILL.,, kde $50 osob zabi-
to a Parish, ILL.,, Griffin, Ind,
Gorham, Carmi, Crosville, Bush
a Hurst, I'll.
Kdyz vichr odehnal sc sme-
rem ku severovychodu, tina Sc
stoupila ma desne spustosene IL
zemi, nemz podesene obyva-
telstvo hledati pocalo v tros-
kach zasypane. Vichrice pd-
vod svdj vzala We statu Missou-
ri kratce po / hodine odpoled-
ne. Tam zniceno dplne mesto
Annapolis. Odtud rozehnala
sepfes feku Mississippi do sta
tn Illinois. Misty echo vichfi-
ce uchovala, ,znicil pozar v tros-
kach vypukly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Norris pozve znalce ma Zoo.

William I. Norris, noVy pre-
sident parkovn1ho odboru, w
stavl Baltimore zverinec jak Sc
sluS1 a patti. Ma zr1zen1 toho-
to pozvan bude zvlastn1 znalec
John T.. Benson, americky "a
stupce Hagenberkova zvefince
Hamburgu. Sion dostane mad
hernejsl residence a jeste il
nych vecf vice pocestne Baltl-
more cd Norrise k ocekavani
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Ia praci pres cas- - plat.

Ably zTfzenc1m vyberc1ho
mestsk6ho 1Tadu dostalo Sc "a
praci pres cas- zvlastnfho platu
zadano bylo 1tery mestskym
radnim, Flaherty.
Flaherty dokazoval vybor''
ma odhady, ze vsichni meststl
zr1zenci, kteri pro praci nres
cas- nemohou dom1 ma veceTi,
mali dostati ma tuto vedle do
datecneho platu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-03-20
Bay View hospital nazvan no
wynn jmenem.

Baltimore jmenovati bude
sve 1stavy nemocnicn1 jmenem
"Baltimorske mestske nenoc
nice" Dosavadnl nazev "Bay
View" zrusen jest. ZruSenln1
jmena a novou upravou dosta-
va sc ustavu tomuto SPRAYED
nosti. Novou administered, jenz
neni rfzena odpornou politi-
kou, 1stav postaven ma 1roven
druhymi nemocnicemi.