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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1926-07-17

Robert Ilgersoll, connected
with the local Standard Oil Co.. i,
has returned from Tempe, where
he visited a few days with his
friend Editor Curt w. Miller of
the Tempe Daily News.
A. r. Sweetwood, originally
from Louisiana, but for the past
several years a resident of Ari
iona and New Mexico, has arriv.
ed in Nogales to become con
nected with the Owl Drug Store.
Mr.. Sweetwood is accompanied
by his wife and son.
Police Judge Allen T. Bird
announces that all motorists cut.
ting the corner of Potrero and
Pajarito streets will be arrested
and fined. A policeman is now
stationed on the corner to see
that cars going up Pajarito
street properly pass around the
dummy policeman" So watch
your step.
Ed. Bates, pioneer cowman,
whose cattle range in Cochise
county, spent few days ia No
gales, from his ranch near Ben
son. Bates came to Santa Cruz
county in search of 100 cattle
which he claims were rustled
from him and driven to a ranch
near Nogales, where the critters
are now being rounded up by
officers Of the law, for identifi-
cation.
Knights of Pythias temple
was crowded Wednesday night
with Nogales and visiting mem
bers to greet John r. Charles
worth, of Delta, Colorado. grand
vice-chancellor of the Domain
Of Colorado, and Harry Wootton
of Bisbee, grand vice-chancellor
of the Domain of Arizona. Both
visiting officials made interest
ing, instructive talks for the
good Of the ORDER" after which
refreshments we're served.
I. 2. Frazier gave an inter-
esling review Of the fall of the
Bastille during the French revo.
luton Wednesday noon at the
regular weekly luncheon Of the
Nogales Hiram Club at the Ma.
sonic hall. Next Wednesday
B. Y. Pendleton of Phoenix,
Master Builder of the Hiram In
ternational, will be the pincipal
speaker at the celebration of the
second anniversary of the No
gales Hiram Club. All Hiram
clubs ia the State have been in.
vited to attend the celebration.
The Nogales Elks have pur.
chased the fine business prop.
erty on Morley avenue, just
north of the Sonora Bank &
Trust Co., from the w. F. Layer
estate, and will soon commence
the err ction of handsome new
Elks home. The properly. for.
merly the Royal Theatre Build
ing, is very valuable, being cen
trally located. Toe purchase
was made possible through the
financial aid Of Writ G. Bow
man, local capitalist, and Frank
B. Boyer. San Ysidro, Califor-
MIA, sportsman, both of whom
are members of the Nogales
ElkS lodge.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1926-07-17

The candidacy Of E e e lin.
wood for the governorshlp Of
Arizona is one Of those political
developments which occur now
and then in the life of com
munity, by which the citizenry
gets an opportunity to elect an
ideal man to Office.
If the Arizona voters would
only regard themselves as stock
holders in great business enter.
prise, which the state really is.
there would be no doubt about
Mr.. Film woods nomination or
election. Il is doubtful whether
there is another man in the state
who can compare with him in
ability to fill the high Office Of
governor.
It is seldom that a man of his
caliber can be persuaded to stand
for election to a political Office.
The people, it would seem. would
be eager to grasp the opportun
ity to put such man at the head
of their state government, but
demagoguery is often more sue
cessful in politics than real worth
Mr.. Ellinwood's candidacy is
one of those things that are too
good to be true. If ordinary
common sense had a habit of
prevailing in politics, Mr.. Ellin
wood could"regard the campaign
as closed. Whether he will be
successful or not is another
matter.
Aside from the usual argu,
ments made in objection to Gov
ernor Hunt, which are so we'll
known as to preclude the neces.
sity of mentioning them, bis con.
tinuous Office holding was begin.
ing to open the way to very
grave dangers. Five terms in
the governorship with the at.
tendant opportunities for build
ing up political machine and
strengthening it year after year,
might we'll be expected to result
in an oligarchy, practical die.
tatorship.
While it is Admitted that a
benefcent autocracy may be the
best form of government, Gov.
ernor Hunts most enthusiastic
supporters scarcely can claim
that distinction for him. His con
tinuation in Office would be
fraught with perils, besides be
ing practical admission on the
part of the Arizona electorate
that there is only one man in the
state fit to serve as chief execu.
tive.
Governor Hunt has done we'll
| to announce that he will not seek
a sixth term. There is no doub,
that a word to the Hunt machine
would result in an apparent de
mand for him to run again which
would have the appearance of a
spontaneous outburst in bis
favor. This might blind the vot
ers to the real facts.
It is to be expected that Mr..
Ellinwood will be attacked on
the ground that he is a corpora
ton attorney and banker. Such
is the immemorial cry of the de-
magogue, whereas any sound
business man would seek just
such a man to represent him in
a big undertaking.
A careful perusal of Mr.. Ellin.
woods statement published in
the Times yesterday should re-
move any apprehension on the
part of any Democrat in doubt
as how to vote. One section is
especially significant:
1T has been suggested that
opposition might be made to my
professional and business rela'
tions in the state. [ have nc
apologies to make for any OF
| them. I am proud of all of them.
| 1t has been my pleasure and
privilege to represent many in
dividuals and many corporations
in my capacity as practicing
lawyer.
ALSO, | have represented the
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1926-07-17
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona.
The Nogales Building & Loan
Association, a corporation, plain,
tiff, VS.. John O'Donnell and Qua.
dalupe de O'Donnell, husband
and wife, defendants.
Under and by virtue of a spe.
cial execution issued out of the
Superior Court of Santa Cruz
county, State of Arizona, in an
action wherein The NogaleS
Building & Loan Association, q
corporation, was plaintiff and
John O'Donnell and Guadalupe
de O'Donnell, husband and wife,
we're defendants, upon a Judge.
ment rendered on the Goth day
of June, 1926, in favor of said
plaintiff, and against said de.
PENDANTS, for the sum of Fifty
Three Hundred Fifty Two g.
95/1OO Dollars ($5. 1852 95), TO-
gether with interests and costs
of suit, have levied on all of
the right, title, claim and interest
of said defendants in and to the
following described real proper
ty, to wit:
Lots five (5) and six (6) in
block H" according to the map
of the subdivision of lot number
ed five 81 in block numbered one
Cd in the town (now city, of No.
gales, Santa Cruz county. Ari-
IONA, as surveyed by Chas. E.
Perkins. G. E., city engineer,
which map is of record in the
office of the County Recorder of
said Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
Also; that part of lot numbered
four (4) in block III" described
as MISUNDERSTANDING at the
northwest corner of said lot num-
bered five ~ in block HI;
thence westerly along the south.
erly side line of Walnut street,
forty.six and five tenths (46.5)
feet to a point; thence at right
angles to the left one hundred
QO0) feet; thence easterly forty
six and five tenths 1853 feet and
thence northerly along the west.
erly side line of said lot number.
ed five 90 in block III" one hun
dred (l00) feet to the point of
beginning; together with the i'm.
provements thereon.
Notice is hereby given that 1
will on the Goth day of July. 1926,
at 100 o'clock a. m. of said
day at the Court House door in
Nogales, Santa Cruz county,
State of Arizona, I will sell the
above described property, or so
much thereof as may be neces.
sary to satisfy plaintiffs claim.
besides the costs and interest
and accruing costs, at public
auction to the highest bidder,
for cash.
Dated this LIST day of July.
A. D. 1926.
H. J. BROWN, Sheriff.
By Fl. J. PATTERSON,
7-3-4 Deputy Sheriff.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1926-07-17
JULY II, 1926
LOCAL NEWS.

II. II. cySCI VI NEW VI n
City, is a guest at The Evans.
Hats off to Sheriff Harold j.
Brown and his efficient deputies.
L. A. Wray is business visi
tor in the city, from Los An
geles.
Mozelle Holmes and mother,
from Kino Bay, Sonora, are Wis
iting in Nogales.
F. J. Pain of Phoenix, was a
business visitor on the border
this week a couple of days.
J. M. Harvey of Los Angeles.
is a business visitor in Nogales,
icing a guest at the Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Richards
have returned from a delightful
vacation trip in the mountains.
The regular weekly luncheon
of the Nogales Kiwanis Club
was held Thursday noon at The
Ritz.
L S. Cutting, cotton grower
of the Altar district Of Sonora,
visited the border this week a
few days.
Mrs. Harry Grigsby, from Ca
jeme, Sonora, where her hus.
band engages in farming, is a
guest at The Evans.
Frank Lown, of the local con
tracing firm of Lown & Woods,
returned Thursday morning from
a business visit in Hermosillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tritle, of
Phoenix, enjoyed a few days
visit on the border this week,
motoring back to the capital city
Wednesday.
M. 2. Dalton and Robert 3.
Brewster, who recently visited
their mining property in Sonora,
have returned to their home in
New York City.
Miss Katherine Sheppard, a
niece of Charley Rowsey, after
enjoying visit here with her
uncle, has returned to her home
in San Antonio, Texas.
Lee Zinsmeister, from the 6ne
Circle z guest ranch at Bloxton,
seventeen miles north from No
gales, was border city visitor
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. A. l.. Gustetter and Bert
Cumming returned Tuesday from
visit to the Noche Buena mine
in Sonora, Mexico, owned by
DR.. Gustetter and associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GIissan,
Ed. Woods and family, and Mrs.
Inez Walker and nephew, Blythe
McCorkle, spent Saturday and
Sunday camping near Bloxton.
Roy Sorrells, one of Santa
Cruz copnty's best known stock
raisers, accompanied by Mrs.
Sorrells, visited Nogales last
Thursday, from the Sorrells
ranch.
The stag" party given Wed
nesday evening at the country
home of Sheriff and Mrs. Harold
J. Brown in honor of Sheriff
Browns 34th birthday, was a
joyous affair.
Joe Kane, son the late James
Kane, pioneer of Patagonia, was
a county seat visitor Thursday.
Joe is working on the State
Highway, being member of
Jim Parker's gang.
Robert V. Baker, Phoenix at.
torney, who is state representa-
tive for the Portland Cement
Association, with headquarters
at the state capital, was a No.
gales business visitor Tuesday.
Webster H. Land, former No
gales and Tucson banker, who
now engages in the business of
buying and selling cattle-native
and Mexican-was a business
visitor on the border Thursday.
Wade Cunningham, travelling
freight and passenger agent for
the Cotton Belt Railroad of
Texas, was Nogales business
. visitor this week, from Ell Paso,
where he makes his headquart.
ers.
R. D. Garrod, formerly with
Roy & Titcomb, Inc, this city,
now connected with the S. P. de
M. r. r., at Empalme, Sonora,
was border city visitor Wed
nesday. Dick owns real estate
here.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Budnitz resignoval ma misto
prohibicniho administrators.

Edmund Budnitz, vladni pro
hibicni administrator pro Ma
ryland, District Of Columbia a
stat Delaware, resignoval ma u
rad svGj, z nehoz odejde 30.
listopadu.
Budnitz byl vzdy v trade
SVEN kritisovan suchymi vud-
ci. O SVEN suchem nebo mo-
krem presvedcenl Budnitz nj
kdy nemluvil. Do uradu usta-
noven byl "a administrace Har
dingovy.
Ia dGvod sve resignace Bud
nitz udava navrat ku sve prav-
nicke cinnosti.
Major Herbert H. White
"zaprisahly" suchy, ustanoven
byl ma misto Budnitze prohibi-
cnfm administratorem Mary
landu District of Columbia.
Stat Delaware odtrzen byl cd
teto skupiny a pfipojen ku
Pennsylvania.
White chysta Sc pry d1klad-
ne t'vycistiti'' vetsinu Baltimor-
skych saloonG, jichz Sc zde po-
eta ma, pet tis1c.
White posledne byl admin
stratorem pro Texas a Oklaho-
ma distrikty. Svoji dobou byl
majorem kavalerie vysinuv Sc
v postaveni to z prosteho voja-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Sedmnactileta pokusila Sc Sc.
beyrazdu v zalari.

May Wright, II rokd stara,
pokusila sc V 1tery uskrtiti Sc v
cele ustredn1 policejnl stanice.
V pondell souzena byla soud-
Gem pro nepolepsitelne chova-
nj Sc ma zaloby matky sve, Will
liam Wright, {. 1924 N. Eden
ulice.
Soudce rozhodl il poslati do
Montrose skoly pro d1vky. Pc
rozhodnuti soudcove vzkrikla
" soudni sini: "Nedostanete
mne tam. Zabiji se." Policej-
nj matrona uvidela v utery div
ku S sebou trhaj1c1 ma zalarnlm
l1zku. Rukav cd "sweatru'
mela zadrhnuty kolem hrdla
tax re smrt musela by nasledo
vati v nekolika minutach neby
ii vcasneho zameZenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Ze studentskych zabav.

John Lang, student prvnfho
rocniku Johns Hopkins univer-
sity, We sporu pTerazil nos a
roztal pysk presidentu druhe-
no rocniku, Robertu Burnett.
Vzdor rozkazu nositi v prv-
MIN rocn1ku jenom cerne pun
cochy a cerne vazanky, Lang
v sobotu objevil Sc S pestrou
kravatou pestre zbarvenymi
puncochami. STUDENT druhe-
ho rocniku mad prestoupen1m
rozkazu chteli Langovi strh-
nouti vazanku. z pokusu vyvi-
nula Sc mezi Langem a Burnet-
tenn hadka, jez skoncila odve-
zenim Burnetta do nemocnice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Hopkins student zbaven why.

Koronerovou porotou sever
nj policejn1 stanice rozhodnuto
bylo, re Emmett Stewart, stu
dent Johns Hopkins university,
Jest 1plne nevinnen v automo-
bilovem nestesti ma ColdSpring
Lane a Charles Street avenue,
pTi nemz. v sobotu smrtelne
zranena byla Is rok1 stara E.
lizabeth Miller, jez "a kratko
" nemocnici zraneni podlehla.
Stewart Tidil automebil, ktery
srazil Sc S automobilem, ktery
rfdil policejni straznfk Charles
w. Robb. Robb zastrelil Sc
nedeli odpoledne We SVEN do
me, {. 1882 Hammond avenue.
Druhy policejnf straznfk, KITE
ry S MIN v automobile jel,
James Novak, sesazen byl re
sluzby policejni ma rozkaz ka-
pitana severn1 stanice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Pfidal stszujicimu 81.

Albert F. Stansbury Pixies
vile odvolal Sc ku kriminalni-
mu soudu z rozsudku, kterym
Traffic soud odsoudil jej ma "a
lobu neopatrne jizdy automo-
bilem do yezen1 ma 80 dnl ku
pokute $26.45, kdyz spolu Sc
ukazalo, re jel kdyz opilym
byl.
Stansbury odvolani pred kri-
minaln1m soudem rozhodl
soudce O'Dunne, ktery potvr-
dill rozsudek Traffic soudu v
plnem zneni a pridal mu ma
pokute tax, re platiti musel So
M1sto jednoho meslce postal
soudce O'Dunne Stansburyho
ma diva mes1ce do zalare.
Stansbury, farmaT, zatcen
byl 6. srpna ma Green Spring
avenue u Shipley avenue, kde
automobilem poranil hocha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Mayor mesta mezi
predvolanymi.

Mayor Jackson a vsichni Gle
move verejne zlepsovac1 komi-
sc, pTedyolani jsou soudcem
O'Dunnem, ably ukazali, proc
nemaji stfhani byti pro nevaz-
most k soudu, ktere Sc dopusti-
tt meli tim, re kritisovali by
valou velkoporotu ktera byla
pro to, aby skola V Clifton par
ku 1redne prohlednuta byla a
zjisteno tax, re nen1 nebezpec-
nou pro ditky nasledkem chyb
pri stavbe jej1.
Pred soudce predvolani i Gle
move Sdruzen1 verejnych skol,
kter1 velkoporote udai, co We
deli O chybne stavbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Snad pTipraveni budeme o po.
teseni znovuYoliti mayora
Jacksona.

Pc audienci, .kterou dial ma
yoru Jacksonovi minuly patek
boss, Frank Kelly, dostalo Sc
ma vefejnost, re pry mayor
Jackson nebude Sc uchazeti Q
zncvuzvolen1 do 1fadu mayo
ra mesta Baltimore.
Mayor navstivil Kellyho krat-
ce po snfdani a zadal jej o ra-
du, zdali by mel anebo nemel
Sc uchazeti. Kelly prijal au-
dienci taz1c1ho Sc mayora vel
mi laskave a sdelil mu, re jako
by lepe bylo umyslu "znovu
bezeti" nechati padnouti. O.
statne co pry jeste k tomu rex
ne governor Richie a nejmoc-
nejsi mad mocnymi, Frank A.
Furst.
Ke konci dne pry Sc ukaza-
10, re Kelly pro Jacksona nenl
z toho blizci mayorovi znajl-
CT co a jak, soudl, re mayora
Jacksona pri volbach voliti ne
budeme.
Jina zprava HASA, re snad
"a mayora kandidovati bude
O'Connor, nynejsl Nstatnl ma.
vladnf. Jina zprava povlda
ze vsechny dohady dnes jsou
predcasne, ponevac volby bu
dou teprve ma jare a dnes, re S
odpocinouti must volici Cd ne
daynVch VOleb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
S truckem a pivem do sloupu.

~ Charles Fisher z 5000 bloku
E. Fayette ulice, stfhany pro-
hibicnlmi agenty, skociI S true
ku jedouciho rychlosti 20 mil
"a hodinu pokusu, aby stfha-
jlc1m jej unikl. Truck vrazil
do telegrafn1ho sloupu, ne
hoz S rozbitym predkem pax
zastayil. Fisher byl chycen a
zatcen a v trucku skonfiskova-
no &c beden pivem domaci
vyroby.
V 1fedni prohlidce domu
V prvnim bloku N. Chapel uli-
ce agent skonfiSkovali nado-
bu ma paleni lihu v rozsahu Is
galonu, 45 sud1 smesi, padesat
galonG hotove koralky 1900
liber cukru.
Ma N. REGISTER uilici II
Baltimore ulice skonfiskovana
byla agenty nadoba ma lih v
objemu 100 galon1, 78 sudn
smesi a 1900 liber cukru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Mestska dan stanovena ma
$2.3S ma budouci rok.

Vybor ma odhady vypraco-
val rozvrh dani ma rok 1927.
Pima mestska dan vymerena
bude ma ma zaklade $3.50 re
sra. Zakladna ma budouci rok
bude 9 cent? nizsl nezli ma
tento rok. Predmestska dan
G tfetiny pine dane) bude
$1.59 re sta. Snfzena bude O
6 cent? proti letosni. Vydanl
budouc1ho roku rozpocteno ma
$685. ,635.50. Letosni vyda-
nj rozpoctena byla ma $36,632-
376.1O.
Ma sluzne ma budouci rok
vydano bude celkem SIG, ,43O,-
709.15 vyminkou platd pro
denne placene delnfky, jez
rozpocteny ma diva miliony.
Zvyseni sluznych obnaseti bu-
de $786,714.50. Ma opravy
skolnlch budov povoleno ctyTi
sta tis1c dolarG.
Zvyseni sluznych hlavne Sc
tyce hasicG uciteld. Hasicdm
sluzne zvyseno bude O $685.
$50. Kazdy V odboru tomto,
ktery jest We sluzbe pres diva
roxy, dostane zvyseni O dive ste
dolaru. Hasici a druzi v odbo-
ru hasicskem, kter1 slouz1 pres
rex a pod diva roxy dostanou
zvysenl sto dolard. Zvysen1
sluzneho ucitel1m ciniti bude
celkem $362.029, jak navrze-
no skolnim vyborem. Rozpo-
Get skoln1ho vyboru prijat byl
bez Skrtan1.
Pr1pravy ucineny v rozpoctu
i pro zvyseni sluzneho soud-
cum nejvyssiho soudu, jak pra-
We volici odhlasovano bylo ma
$4,000 rocne kazdemu soudci.
Policii zvyseno bude sluzne
O $26, ,027.50. Jinym zrlzencum
V klasifikovane sluzbe zvyseno
bude sluzne O $206, ,286.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Pet tisic leceno " University
nemocnici.

Vice nezli pet tisic nemoc-
nych leceno bylo posledni rok
v universitn1 nemocnici zdejs1.
z nemocnych 1900 bylo pri-
vatn1ch svetnic1ch, 1000 cas-
tecne platilo Ia leceni a $50 le-
ceno bylo bezplatne.
LekaTi v nemocnici vykona-
Ii 1,431 hlavn1ch operac1, vice
nezli 600 mens1ch operacf a
610 operac1 ma ocfch, nose a u
s1ch.
Universitn1 nemocnice zalo-
zena by1a r. 1923. Cd DOLBY te
je cast1 lekarske skoly Mary
landske university.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Meme pro ubozaky Bay View.

Pred vyborem dohlizitelu
mad mestskou dobrocinnostl,
st6zoval 81 superintendent Bal
timorskych mestskych nemoc-
mic (Bay VieW) ,iCol. Rufus E.
Longon, re nezbude asi mic j.
n6ho nezli zm6nsiti porce cho-
vanc1 Bay View po snlzenl
rozpoctu ma Bay View ma bu-
douci rok vyborem ma odhady.
Ma budouc1 rok vzdor tomu, ze
pocet chovancG rozmnozen.
vybor ma Qdhady povolil ma
\ lizitel1m mad mestskou dobro
stravovanl techto $4,000
meme, iak Colonel Longan do
hlfzitel1m mad mestskou do
brocinnost1 vypocetl.
Dale superintendent 81 stezo-
val ma stale sliby, ale zadne
splnen1 re strany pfedsedy mad
budovami, Charles H. Osborne
Superintendent trpce pozna-
menal: "Zijeme ma slibech pc
diva pGl roku, ale sliby nepo-
mohou osetrovati onemocne-
l6." Osborne, jenz sklani Sc
pred bohatymi korporacem
ifmz povoluje gasollnove stani,
ce, kde tyto stati nemajf, odby
tuto stiznost superintendento'
WI poznamkou, re Longan ro
zumf vojancine, ale ne nemoc
nic1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Patnact osob usmrceno torna-
dem jiznim Marylandu.

VI HdoO OllOOIO DC uCCIy W
Potomac reky mad okrajem me
stecka La Plata v jizni cast
Marylandu behem dvou mi
nut zaVinilo smrt tTinacti skol-
NIGH ditek, dvou dospelych a
zranenl "a osob. Tornado sme-
Ito vse v ceste mu stojici Sir
ce so az 100 stop. Vichrem
vyrvana byla o samote stojici
dvoutrldnf skoln1 budova re
zakladG. V budove bylo sc
dltek a dve ucitelky. Budova
odneSena vichrem do dalky so
stop a pax mrstena v troskach
ma Zem.
Neil doburacelo tornado ku
skoln1 budove, znicilo dive sta
ven1 a roztrlstilo cernoSskou
chatrc. Tornado ma to- tahlo
skrze vesnicku Cedarville v
Prince George okresu, IL mil
cd La Plata, znicilo tam stave-
nj, poranilo IL osob a pfipra-
vilo asi rs osob O pristresi.
zadne ztraty ma lidskych Ii
votech a Skody ma majetku
hlaseny nebyly 2 jinych mist
jizn1 casti statu krone Sunder-
land v Calvert okresu, kde roz-
bito bylo vichrem nekolik oxen
pore Cd domu utrzen. Po vi
chru snesl Sc mad krajinou
prudky lijak.
Jak zvedeno cd postrasenych
ditek a dvou ucitelek, jedina
znamka nebezpec1 dana jim,
kdyz dvefe okna Sc prudce
zachvely. Ma to budovou hnu-
to bylo. Kamna hozena stra-
enou a V okamziku celia budova
zdvizena. Vice ami ditky ami
ucitelky nepamatujl. Ditky
rozhozeny byly po zemi - ka-
zde jinde. z mnohych strzen
oblek, jak neseny byly vzdu-
chem a pax mrsteny k zemi,
nekterymi udereno stromy.
O nestestf skoln1m tax dale
ce mic Sc nevedelo az 11lety
Skolak, John Marshall, pribehl
do fairy episkopaln1ho farafe
a krvI zbroceny zadal Rev.
Heighana, aby telefonoval ka-
zdemu, re Skola byla vetrem
zborena. Ia kratko sbehli Sc
lide re vSech stran ku pomoci.
Dve d1tky zemrely ma ceste do
nemocnic. Ze skoly zGstala
hromada dr1v1.
Stromy kolem skoly byly z
koren vytrhany a cast obrov-
skeho dubu v.puli ukroucena.
Nalezeno bylo V blizkosti i ne
kolik zajicG utlucenych, jedno-
mu uTiznuta hlava. Ma far
mach v dosahu boure pobit byl
dobytek drubez.
Statni zdravotn1 urad postal
potrebne leky do mist boufl
navstWenych V pul hodine po
obdrzen1 telegraficke zpravy.
Baltimorska odbocka Cervene-
no Kr1ze hotova jest ku pomoci
Doposud pocet usmrcenych
vstoupil ma sedmnact.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Rozhcdli .skonciti otravou.

Clara Lacks, {. 222 N. Wolfe
hlice, 26leta, pokusila Sc v pom
deli O otravu jedem. Pokus
byl nezdarem.
Charles Pfisterer, 50lety z c.
139 N. Streeper ulice James
Burns, 22lety z Cough ulice,
byli dalsfmi kandidaty sebe-
vrazdy jedem. Ma leceni DAM
byli do nemocnic.
Dvacet tTi roxy starry Harry
Rosen nalezen byl mrtev We
SVEN dome, {. 20 N. Montford
avenue, kde Sc otravil svltiply.
mem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-12
Dvacet ditek vloupalo Sc do
domu.

Osmnact hochI a dve dfvky
pohnany byly pred soudce SOU
du pro mladistve prestupniky
zakona ma obzalobu, re vlou-
paly Sc do domu, {. 1000 Wood
bine avenue, domu re ukra-
dly fonograf a jine predmety v
Gene $40. Do domu vloupaly
Sc 81. Tfjna. Dftky byly od 8
do IA rokG stare.
Soudce Williams usoudil, ze
nejlepsfm, ably rodice chyby
dftek napravili. Konecne jed
mani dltkami odlozeno ma den
IS. prosince.