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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-01-22
Lessons of 1926 and the Tasks of 1927

ment and the bosses were dividing the trade unions
the right wing leaders of Ecceston were splitting
the labor party by expelng Communists and dis
afhliating militant local labor parties
In this appeal for preparedness and unity for the
struggle A. J. Cook played an important part. He
warmed the labor movement that it was entering the
greatest fight in its history, And when the miners
were locked out; when the rank and file closed It's
ranks against the mineowners and forced the gem
eral council 20 declare the general strike It was
found as Bevin confessed that the leaders had made
nc preparations for the struggle
As the masses swarmed into the streets In sup
UO Of the miners the general council was using its
fnu influence TO brbwbeat the miners leaders into
accepting lower wages, etc Indeed 1t was the over
wheAn1ng success Of the strike that made the leaders
@faid. J. II. Thomas admitted that he feared that
poweT might pass out Ot the hands OF the general
eO1ncnl Baldwin was also s6rHid that the same
ealing wOald happen
In che secret report drawn up by the general
sOuncn % explain Why the general strike was
cnased on. one see how cleverly Baldwin, work.
ing upon the cOwarcice of the leaders used the
the great strike. This document will play an i'm
portant part at the forthcoming conference Of trade
union executives but FAR it has not been issued To
the rank and fle who thus have had no opportunity
to formulate a policy for the conference when ii
takes place.
With unmatched heroism the miners fought on
With the aid of other trade unions to enforce an
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sponded to the call OF their comrades In Britain.
And they have seen how shabbly the general coun.
Gil has treated the Russian workers-by refusing TO
send delegate to their trade union conference and
by threatening the very basis Of Anglo Russian unity
During the past year at every point whore tAe
rank and file got opportunity to express them
selves, free from the poisonous cancer of right wing
bureaucracy, they acted with great courage and In
sight During the general strike they fought hike
lions. And where allowed to express their opinion
OF the employers and the government they did SO
with emphatic contempt
The most important lesson of 1926 that the work
ers can fight but their leaders timid--mAny AZ
them openly treacherous. This problem Of providing
party is the most serious task confronting the
British workers And until 1t Is faced and solved,
the employers, who are united and courageous, win
inhict further defeats upon the workers,
AT first sight it would seem almost inposSibls to
provide the movement with new leadership ow-
ing to the bureaucratic and dictaoral power WELD
ed by the old leaders who control the machinery Of
their respective organizations
Hitherto, the left wing attack upon the right wing
leadership failed because it was unorganized But
with the increasing demand for more militant
methods the rank and file realize the urgency for
cohesion of purpose and organization of their forces
Within the minority movement there exists all the
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m the mining industry and he showed the need for
coping effectualy with it when the time came"
f~Hansard" 10-12-25).
Faced with the cunning OF the government the
Sunday Worker openly denounced the Samuel COM
snissaon. Our policy supported by the miners
seaders. Exactly twelve months ago, Herbert Smith,
writing In the Sunday Worker declared that the
coal industry was only device for splitting the
workers
Baldwin having failed to disrupt the rank and file
during the Samuel commission, used their report
che means TO turn the general council against the
miners and thus to destroy the very unity which
was essential for victory
In issue after issue of the Sunday Worker we
urged the trade unions and the labor party 70 close
20 the ranks OF the movement in order to organize
0 united resistance against the splitting tactcs OF
Baldwin, end his cunning friends. While the govern.
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smash the other unions where the leadexshap wws
eowardly and even react4onAry.
In the interests Of industrial peace" Baldwin SCI
~ the Samuel commission. It's aim was twofodd
!. To screen the preparations being made by the
government and the mine-owners TO enforca lower
cages and longer hours upon the miners
3 To be used a means to disrupt and separate
@e workers from the miners.
Thus the Samuel commission enabled the en-
ployers to preach peace and prepare for war While
NE commission sitting the loud-mouthed Wins
0n Churchill blurted out that fight was coming
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elements of the organized challenge to the old T. IT,
G leaders, Within the left wing there is growing up
the organized power that is combating the liberal
ism now so prevalent in the labor party
To increase the strength of the left wing is the
immediate task for 1927. Already the employers and
the Baldwin government have completed their plans
to attack trade unionsm. This is being done under
the slogan of industrial peace,' and as usual the
right wing leaders have paved the way for the en-
ployers' offensive by showing the need for cooper.
alton between labor and capital
Big fights coming. And if the workers ar.
determined to triumph they must be equally do.
termined to put forward leadersn who will fight. and
prevent the right wing from weakening the move
ment by splits and explosions
When this ia done abors struggle Cor power wiz
begin In real earnest.
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embargo and to collect levy. the miners despite
everything, could have defeated the mine-owners
and the government. But right wing leadership
made victory impossible. Towards the end of the
struggle, after the Russian workers had sent over
million pounds to the miners, the T. u c. made
beaated move to collect levy. But this could not
make up for the attacks made upon the miners
leaders by J. H. Thomas, ]. Bromley, Hamilton
Fyfe (as editor OF the Daily Herald and Philip
Snowden, etc. And after the mine-owners had won,
the labor party thought it advisable to move vote
OF censure upon the government Even here, how
ever, an attack was made upon the miners, for Mr.
Macdonald seized the opportunity to openly insult
A ]. Oook-much to the delight OF Baldwin Church.
III and the other enemies Of the workers.
Tha general strike and the ndners' struggle have
been great lessons Cor the masses. raey have seen
bow readily ths revolutionary worksrs ss Russia -
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We have ell very much
to aearn erom the memoir
able year that has inst
ended. A period OF strug-
gle. It was In many ways
one Of the greatest in the
history OF the. British
working class movement.
The year 1926 began
with the financial and In
dustriai rulers using every
ounce Of their economic
and political power 10
worsen the wages and
hours IL the workers.
They concentrated chair
opening offensive upon
the miners because II ehey
could be be&Aan then q
would be a simple thing 30
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We have ell very mach
60 aeArn from the manor
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sATF-RUsINEss PROPERTY.

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Poslednl v1le zesnule pi,
Kat. Mlad6ioVske kterou

Poslednf v1le zesnule pf,
Kat. Mladejovske- kterou
zhotovil John j. Pratt prav-
nix a ktera byla jim precte-
ma pc pohrbu. Hlavnf de-
dicka jest meter zesnule Ka-
terina Helmik 9 rok1 stara.
Dunn a pozemek kolem domu
bude prodan We verejne dra-
zb6 a nabytek tez, ,penfze str
zene budou ulozeny ma 81
rotc1m courtu a meter Cd 18
let bude nit pravo ma 1roky
z penez ulozenych a pc 80
letech 81 je m1ze vyzved-
nout. Ostatn1 pozemek bu-
de tez prodan a ze strzenych
penez obdrz1 bratr Rudolf
Hrebfk $4,000. t. j. 1roky
z tech penez ma do smrti a
ma potion to prfpadne jeho
dvou detem. Dva bratri v
Cechach FrantlSek a josef
HTeb1k obdrzi kazdy 1000.
Pc zemrelem bratru Vacl.
Hfebikovi v Cechach Sest d1-
tex kazde obdrz1 SIS NeteTi
pi. Sophia Kuska odkazala
500. Skole Aug. Herman
$1,000. Ma opravu hrobH
Velkoradu C.S.P.S. $500.
Zbytek pax bude rozdelen
mezi bratTi a Kat Helmik.
Karel Hreblk, bratr zesnule,
obdrzi $40.
John j. Pratt, pravnik
vykonavatel posledn1 vile.
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PoIiciste stluceni saloonu.

Tremi muzi, kteT1 Sc ma ne
vrhli v j1delne a saloonu, els.
GA w. Pratt ulice, policejn1
sergeant Elmer Sehley a straz-
nix William Kramer, stluceni
byi.
Schley uderen byl do hlavy
pivni lahvi srazen v bezvedo-
mi. Pc te kopnut byl do obli-
ceje dasen mu prerazena. We
die toho zlomena mu ruka V
zapesti. Oba strazn1ci po-
mocf jinych zatkli diva 1tocnl-
ky: Sylevstra Gudleye, mali
tele jldelny Johna A. Grove
ra.
Schley a Kramer vesli do sa-
loonu v obcanskem obleku a.
ky vysetrili jmeno majetnlka.
Kdyz ptali Sc po mem u muzfl
tam sedlc1ch, jeden vstal po-
znamkou, re on Jim jest. Ma
to chtel zvedeti, kdo Schley
jest. "Jsem policejn1 ser
geant", odvetil Schley ukazuje
svGj policejn1 odznak. Mali
tel wal jej s sebou do vedlejsi
mfstnosti, -kde sergeant kladl
mu RUNE otazky. Kdyz otaz-
ky kladl, vessel bratr majitele
a rozkazal sergeantu odejlti
Kdyz Schley odepfel, MATTE
wal pivni lahev a udefil j ser
geanta do hlavy. Kramer u
slysev hluk, vbehl do m1stnost
kde on srazen byl skopan
JIM policiste zatlm co boj zu
Til, pfichvatali a zatkli Gudle
We a Grovera.
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zadost novy soud Rasinovi
zamltnuta.

Nejvyssf soud odeprel now
soud Carrolu Wilson Rasinovi.
jenz uznan byl vinnym z pfij1-
mani kradenych penez.
Rasin, syn byvaleho demo
kratickeho bossa I. Freeman
Rsaina, uznan byl porotou 2.
prosince vinnym, re prijal $113
704 z penez ukradenych firme
w. w. Lanahan & Co., jej1m
pokladnikem j. Stephen Kel-
leym. Kelley odsouzen byl ma
10 rokG do zalafe. Trest ten
to snfzen byl ma 5 roku.
- Nejvyssf soud zbavil prav
nlka HI. Walter Ganstera pra-
va provozovati pravnickou ziv-
most pon6vac mel ucastenstv1 v
prodeji koTalecn1ch certifikatG
Outerbridge Horsey destilerie
We Frederick okresu roce
1923.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14

Governor Richie inaugu-
racnl feci sve znovu ma jevo
dal svdj zajem V hajenf pray
jednotlivych statd proti poku-
sum, jez stale Sc deli, aby vse
soustredeno bylo We vladimir
rfzeni. Governor Richie vladi
We statnim dome v Annapolis
jiz po sedm rokG - rekord to
dosud nikym v Marylandu ne
dosazenym. Pc slozenl pf1sa-
by pred hlavnfm soudcem,
Bondem, "a salutu 10 ran z del
governer pTednesl svoji inau-
guracn1 rec v zasedac1 s1ni sne-
movny ozdobene kvetinami a
naplnene do posledniho mlsta
cleny zakonodarny a host1.
Governor v reci sve ukazaf
ma vyvin Marylandu v poslednf
.dobe d6razem ukazav, re Via
da jeho nebyla predst1zena il
nym staten.
Y materlalnl STRANGE COVER
ner ukazal, re Maryland stav-
bou. silnic stojf v cele jinych.
.Ackoliv farmard vynos nebyl
iakym byti mel, prec Mary
landsky farmar .neni ma tom
tax spatne jako farmari ma
Zapade.
Vzdor priznivejslmu p.osta-
yeni svemu MarvlandskV far
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Msstska rada predala predlohy
vyboru.

Mayor Jackson nemile pre-
kvapen byl, kdyz V pondeli
mestska rada dve pfedlohy jim
il poslane pTedala ku studova-
nj vyboru na policii a zalafe.
Pfedlohy jednaly o odstranenl
nebezpecne zeleznicni krizovat
ky V JIM casti mesta ma Hano-
yer ulici pronajmut1 pieru ma
konci McComas ulice.
Predseda mestSke rady, Bryant
a mayor Jackson nemohli po-
rozumeti proc jmenovanemu
vyboru predlohy predlozeny
byly, ac tyto vlastne uvazovati
mali zcela jinych otazkach.
Patricnym vyborem v otazce O.
bou pfedloh vlastne jest vybor
ma cesty a prostredky. Odpo-
vedf ma toto bylo ujistenf, re
Bush, predseda vyboru ma po-
licii a zalare tomu lepe rozu-
mi nez kdo jiny a pax jest z
koncin JIM casti mesta a pax,
jak JIM Ease povldaj1 je tom
silna porce politely. Sdruzeni
obchodn1k1 JIM casti mesta
schvaluje pine akci mestske ra-
dy proti mayoru, ktery pry tim
chtel hrati politiku.
Mestska rada jiste predlohy
schval1 v pondelf. Jeji pom
delnf jednanf bylo rozhodne
chybnym!
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Prepaden, stlucen a oloupen.

Edward j. Mcmahon Ze
Seattle, Wash, strojnlk z lodi
Robin Gray, kotvfcf We Fair
field u Curtis Bay, lecen jest V
Johns Hopkins nemocnici, kan
zraneny dopraven byl v pom
deli, kdyz prepaden byl dve-
ma cernochy ma Caroline ulici.
stlucen jimi a okraden $780,
IS. Cernosi zastavili jej media
leko Baltimore ulice porucivse
mu vydati jim sve penfze. Ne
Iii tax uciniti mohl, jeden ude-
Til jej. Kdyz po rane padl,
kopali do neho pocali ne
no strhavati saty.y Lezlcf ma
lezen byl ma dlazbe ulice poll
cejnlm straznfkem.
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Take snatek.

Zatim co policie patrala po
zmizelych: 16 rokG stare Geor-
gil Lowe a j. H. Gilbride oba z
Brunswick, Ca, objevili Sc tito
V 1tery tamze jako novoman-
zele.
Mlada zena detskou hlou-
post1 udala, ze sla Gilbridem
do "moovies". Ma ceste tento
rekl il, re by Sc mohli dati od-
dati. Kdyz navrhl, aby neko-
lik dn1 pockali vse jeste u
vazili, rekla celych 16 roku sta
ra nevesta: ''Pojdme hned".
sli smlfci soudce hned je Cd
dal.
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Trest smrti bude zadan pro
vrahy.

Smircl soudce LaPlata,
Md, vyzadal 81 zatykac obvi-
nujici diva cernochy vrazdy
Edwarda j. Carpentera.
Oba cernostf vrazi: obi
Simmons a Arthur Swami pri-
vezeni byli La Plata do Bal
timorskeho zalare, ponevac o.
bava panovala, re rozhorcenf
obyvatele Charles okresu sami
potrestaji vrahy.
Carpenter prepaden byl il
mi, kdyz vracel Sc domu pa
tex rano po moste pres Malta
woman reku a oloupen o sol,
ktere 2 prace nesl 81 domn a
smrtelne zranen.
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Soudce varuje automobilisty.

Soudce Joseph n. Ulman po-
tvrdil rozsudek vyneseny Traf-
fic soudem mad John Kamme-
rem, ktery T1dil automobil,
kdyz opilym byl.
Hammer, jenz zije We Fawn
Grove odsouzen byl 26. prosin-
ce ma 80 dnl do zalare pro pre-
stupek uvedeny. z rozsudku
sc odvolal. Soudce Ulman v
pondell rozsudek potvrdil.
Soudce prohlasil, re nebude
miti zadneho smilovani pro O.
pile automobilisty.
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mar ndostava "a sve produkty
.tolik, ma kolik vlastne oprav-
nen jest.
Governor ujistuje, ze ma PRIV
MIN miste vlada jeho starati Sc
bude pomoc nemocnym, IRA
nenym a bloud1c1m. ZlepSeni
skoln1ho systemu governera ma
plnuje zadostiucinenfm.
Zvysene ceny pocitovany
jsou We statn1m rozpoctu.
.Chce-li Maryland vyhovovati
potTebam casu nesml Sc jich
straniti.
Ukazuje ma snizeni statn1ch
DAM, jez doc1leno dsilnou a W.
kannou pracl.
Jmenem statu bude pokra-
covati v usilnem boji O zacho-
vani prav obyvatelstva statu
proti jakekoliv forme despotis-
mu!
Governor Richie po inaugu-
racn1 adrese potrasl rukou asi
1000 nadsenych jeho pfatel.
Delegace z Baltimore mesta
a z nekterych okres6 ozdobeny
byly stuhami nesoue1mi napi-
sy: ''Ritchie "a presidenta."
Poradek udrzovan byl Balti-
morskou polici1 poctu pres
1E0 roIlzj1
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Prepaid a okradl zenu.

Dvacet sedm roku starry Ja-
cob Cohen, {. 100 n. Chester
ulice, zatcen byl, kdyz prepaid
As rokd starou Beatrice Entner
v jejfm dome, {. 1912 E. Balti-
more ulice a oloupil il v ponde-
Ii o demantovy bracelet a zlate
hodinky. Po stluceni prepade-
ne ujel v automobile. Straznlk
John Cernlk, zatkl jej ma rohu
Fleet ulice a Broadway.
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Obvinuje Burnse ''z nelidskehe
jednani."

Edward A. Kimball, Glen je-
dne z nejstars1ch Massachusett
skych rodin, jenz nedavno u
znan byl v Baltimore nevinnym
obzaloby, re pfipravil ITALIA
v hotelu Emerson o $4,000,
podal stiznost proti kapitanu
detektivG, Burnsovi, ze S MIN
pri zatcenf zachazeno bylo ne
lidsky a re podroben byl tax
zvanemu s.tret1mu stupni', a.
by z neho pTiznan1 vynuceno
bylo. Zaloba vysetrovana jest
policejnlm komisaTem, Cal
therein.
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cesky klub ku inauguraci
governerovG

Asi $50 clenkyn pomocneho
damskeho odboru klubu sedme
Wardy ceskych Mladfk6, 1cast-
milo Sc We stredu Annapolis
inaugurace governera Richie.
V cele odboru byla Sophie Ben
der, presidential. Ku inaugu-
raci odejelo t6z pres 200 muz-
skych clenG. Po navratu da-
van byl v klubovnf mistnosti
lunc. Odbor, jeden z nejvet-
slch sveho druhu v meste, ma
ores 500 clenkyl.
Clenove raradovali We stredu
ano klubovni mlstnosti ma
'tanici elektricke drahy S hud-
bou cele. V Annapolis hran
'yl kapelou ku pocte governe-
"a kus: "Ritchie is our Cover
lor". Predsedou vyboru byl
"adni, p. August Klecka.
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Ohnsm poskozeny tFi budovy.

Ohnsm poskozeny tTi budovy.
V nedeli odpoledne vypukl
pozar ma w. Baltimore ulici v
{. 418. Pozar prilakal ma g.
900 divak1.
Kdyz hasici zapasili S plane
ny pres 1000 posluchacI shro-
mazdeno bylo prilehajfcf bu-
dove Hippodrome divadla. Ac-
koliv mnozf poznali, re vedle
hori, setrvali skorem vsichni We
schulz, jez v klidu odbyta by
la. Pozarem tri budovy pesko-
zeny byly.
V nedeli hasici volani byli
re stanic 27krat.
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Vice zaskrtu.

Dalsf rozmahanf Sc zaskrtu
oznameno bylo We zprave zdra-
votn1ho odboru v minulem ty-
dnu. Zaskrt znepokojuje zdra-
votnf odbor jiz po nekolik me-
sfcG. V poslednfm tydnu ozna-
memo bylo As novych pripad1
a dive smrti.
Zdravotnl komisaf vyblzl,
aby uzilo Sc ochranneho ocko-
vani proti nemoci teto, dokud
tato jeste v tele nepropukla.
Spolu komisar, zada, ably dltky
uchraneny byly styku 'temi,
kdo zaSkrtem onemocneli.
Zapal pile klesl posledn1m
tydnu. Pc celem meste radi e.
pidemicky ryma.
V tydnu zemfelo celkem 267
-osob.
Dltek narodilo Sc 378.
V tydnu nebyla spachana
zadna sebevrazda. Dve zabi-
tt oznamena byla a sedmnact
osudnych nehod. Nejvlce ne
mocnych zemfelo ma srdecni
vady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Deset dnf "a tlueeni manzelky.

Harry L. Greenstreet odsou-
zen byl ma severnf policejni
stanici ma deset dni do vezen1
pro stluceni manzelky sve.
Kdyz vratil Sc do sveho do
mu, {. 125 w. %. ulice, nalezl
zenu spiel a mic k jfdlu. Vrhl
Sc ma spiel a stloukl il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Fasisticka liga zalozena
" Baltimore.

Tri sta Baltimorskych Tall
anu stalo Sc cleny prave zde
zalozene lfgy. Zdejsi italsti
nadsenci Mussoliniho, ktery l.
talii oloupil o obcanska prava,
pry isou zakladem Fasismu,
ktery mezi Italy rozsifen bude
DO celych Spojenych Statech.
Zdejs1 lfga znama jest jake
Vincenzo Faranda sekce ma
pamatku fasisty tehoz jmena,
ienz zavrazden byl v Sicilii %.
cervence 1924.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Vypil S5 hrneckG kavy.

We Fergus Falls, Mimi, Gus
Comstock v 1tery ma poseze-
nj" vypil 85 hrenckG kavy. Ce-
Ia prace tato vzala mu sedm
hodin a Is minut. Zastup
shromazdivsl Sc u hotelu vital
bouflive pijaka kavy. Co po-
zdeji asi zaloudek srdce blaz
nostvf tomu fekly, Sc nepravi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Tvrdi, re pri prodeji podveden.

Tvrdi, ze pri prodeji podveden.
Mattel obchodu v {. sol N.
Belnord avenue, Peter F. Tul-
V, jak zaluje nan kupec jeho
obchodu, Benjamin Siegel, roz-
dal souseddm v ulici penize s
oodmlnkou, aby tydnu prisli
a tam "a ne kupovali.
Siegel ujednal grocernf OBJ
chod koupiti, kdyz tydenni pri-
lem obnaseti bude $3.50. V ty-
dnu Cd 9. do Is. 1nora 1926
pfljem tolik obnasel a Siegel
tento koupil. Po tydnu - kdyz
rozdane pen1ze utraceny v OBJ
chodu = prfjmy klesly. Kdyz
na to Siegel zvedel, jak Tully
vse nastrojil, aby pffjem ty-
denni byl $3.50, zazaloval to-
hoto ma vraceni penez V tomto
tydnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Sfastne Baltimore.

Baltimorske obcanstvo od-
dechlo 81 oddechem velikym
po uslysenf zpravy, ze syn
mayora Jacksona, student V
Mercersburg Academy, Pa,
zachranil svdj kozich, ktery il
max by byl shorel v ohni budo-
Wy. TTikrat sfastne Baltimore
kozichemi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-14
Lekarka zemrela nahle
. " nhchodu.

V obchodu S hudebninami {.
3O3 N. Charles ulice, zemrela
nahle DR.. Mabel Belt, jez me-
la svoji 1radovnu v Arundel A
partments ma N. Charles ulici.
Pc tri roxy trpela srdecnl va
dou.
Svym casem graduovala z
Johns Hopkins lekafske skoly.