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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

Faith waited that evening for her
husbands return from his office
in an agony Of fear. She tried to
feel renaorse fer the advice she had
given to the distracted woman who
had confided in her, but her mother
instinct would not permit her to re-
gret a word. She was sorry that
Fred Lytton had sneakeG in and
overhead: sorry that Peggy Lytton
had confided in her, but she could not
bring herself to be sorry, later to
tell Bob that she was sorry, that she
had advised a mother to return to
her child, leaving man she loathed
and who had broken a sacred promise
to her.
She rem aimed in her room, with the
door closed, even after she had heard
Bob's car in the driveway, had heard
a scrap Of Cherry's light laughter.
OF course Lytton had telephoned Bob
Immediately, resembling his approval
Of the young architects plans for the
projected country home, and telling
him the reason-that the architects
wife had herself "queered" the whole
thing. She had imagined the CONVEX
sation hundred times since she had
lett the Lyttoa home, followed by
Peggy's tears and broken words Of
renaorse and affection and by the
foul stream Of Fred Lytton's pro-
family. She bowed her head In de-
SPAR, and did rot raise it when
Bob's hand quietly turned the knob
Of the door.
"Hello!" How cold and hard his
voice was. She did not answer.
could not answer, but she lifted her
head and let her eyes plead humbly
for her. She saw at a glance that
Lytton had talked with him
"l'rl net going to beat you-as
another man might do" he said with
deadly, cold quietress. Don't look
like that, as if yu expect me to
strike you! Lyston told me his side
Of the mess, ard I suppose you have
yours, bat I thi k I'd ~ather not
hear it row. Would you mind NOV
Ing 50 ca. get clean shirt out Of
the chif1or:er ,"
Faith struggled up out of her
chair ard dragged it cut Of the way
with trembling hands.
Bob" she cried suddenly, in a
styaag,ed voice. "p.ease let me talk
to you, expIain-l went there, dear,
to see Peggy Lytton. hscsl use you'd
told ne If SIZE liked me it might help
out the deal through. ] wanted to
help"
Wei. you've done It all right"
he laughed shortly. jerking open
drawer. Where the devil IS that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
We Moderns and Prize Fighting

Tonight, at Chicago, two men are going to
inter- ring in vast stadium. Thousands
viii be there to cheer them; countless thou
'ands will be hearing OF their progress over
he radio; thousands Of others will gather
around newspaper offices to hear news OF
hem.
Those two men will be Jack Dempsey and
Iene Tunney. They will be figting for ths
heavyweight championship Of the world. And
most Of the world will be waiting to hear who
wins
It viii be battle betwee, two different
types Of fighters. Tunnsy is more the int!
.ectual. the calm, incisive type. Dempsey is q
smashing tearing batter who spends a little
less time in reasoning cut his blows
It Is interesting to note how prize fighting
has progressed since the days when it was for
hidden by law. Where mere handful was
present to see the first world champion
crowned, there will be millions in touch with
tonight's fight. From disrepute, prize fight
ing has risen to high point.
It is going to puzzle people few genera
tions from now to read about these fights and
note the interest taken in them. There caa
be no criticism of the public's interest in box
ing, for it is as fine a sport as any. The in
tense devotion manifest by so many thousands
is what will prove pulling to later genera.
tons.
But as for US there will be few who are not
watching the fight closely tonight. We may
not know why we do it, but we are going to
follow the bout through, whether we are at
Chicago or far up under the Arctic c'ro'o.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
English a la Nippon

The Japanese are careful peopi- hey
realize, from the many motor accidents in
America, that it behooves the fortunate pos.
SCISSOR Of tin lizzy to be very circumspect in
the manner in which he goes dashing along a
street. Therefore, the police have framed some
very wise regulations for the guidance Of mo-
florists.
AS many Enslish-speaking visitors nova
days 50 motoring in Japan. the Nipponese cops.
with great consideration, have translated these
wise admonit5ons into English. AS they would
be Of . much service in Pittsburgh. Dallas,
Bismarck q New York as they are in Tokyo or
Kyoto, we append few:
At the rise Of the hand policeman stop rap
nv.
hen = passenger Of the foot We in sight
1ootle fhe horn. Trumpet At him. Melodious-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

~ ar first, Dut il he still obstacles your pass.
age, tootle him with vigor and express by woro
Of mouth the warning Hi! Hi!
Beware the wandering horse. Do not ex.
plode the exhaust box at him. Go sooth;ngiy
by.
Give big space to the festive dog that shall
sport in the roadway.
go soothingly in the grease ra' here
turks the skid demon
There's English for you!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
IN NEW YORK

New York, Sept. 2z.-My last
day in Manhattan and What to
see In one solitary day?
What, Of all the myriad things
IN New York, seems most worth
carrying away IS . Manhattan men,
DRY? With but one day to spend
in this pageant Of struggling hui
nlanity, which scene is most worth
revisising?
Should it be that vivid impress
SION Of turmoil one gets watching
the crowds fight tor shuttle trains
under Times Square during the eve
ming rush hour? Or q visit to
the old man who rings up the city's
curtain each foS-flanked morning
from his newsstand on the Battery !?
-. It Is not easy to forget this
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
(Offieial City. State and County Newspaper)


The Movies and Sports
Greater champions in every field Of sport,
: result Of the use Of motion pictures in ath-
!, .c training, have been prophes!ed by Grant
s I'd Rice, sports writer. Burns wish has
i me true" he says, land today we not only
e ourselves in films as others see US, but we
g ourselves so Enthusiastically as others see US
{ at we do not like it at all and set out at once
: make ourselves over and to play better
! me OF golf or whatever our favorite sport
az be-"
Although the general public does not realize
motion picture films which reveal the Sc
cts Of the technique Of famous athletes and
whole teams are now an indispensable part
modern coaching systems. The use Of slow
otion suspended animation and line analysis
ctures depict the elements of form and skill
simply and clearly that emulation of ex-
arts has become possible for everyone The
sult has been an unparalleled advance in the
andards Of sport performance.
IN this connection Amateur Movie Makers
magazine, in q recent issue explained that
lille slow motion pictures are now familiar
svlce, suspended animation and line analysis
&c new developments. BY suspended ANNA
on any particular position Of the player, as,
or instance, the position in which the racquet
!, held at the moment Of service in tennis, can
closely observed, the frame showing the p~s-
ire in question being duplicated fifteen or
lore times in the laboratory. Thus the play
r seems to stop at the crucial moment long
nough for the form to be carefully observed
nd then the action proceeds. In line analysis
ne stroke OF the golf club bat or racquet is
'aced on the film with dotted line which
sualizes each stroke with great clarity. The
Sc of these pictures in sports will undoubtedly
reflected in even greater advances in the
5 to come.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
Daily Health Service
BY DIR. MORRIS rIsHBEIN

BY DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN
Editor Journal Of the American
Medical Association and Of Hyge.a,
the Health Magazine
In . recen. consideration Of NOR
negroes in the United States, con-
prominent physician analysed the
particularly high rates existing
among negroes. :.
In 1920 there were 10,463,131
negroes in the United States. con-
stituting almost 10 per cent Of the
population. The death rates in gen.
eral are decreasing, but for a while
were so much higher than those of
the white race that the negro popu-
lation is only one-half In proportion
to the whites Of what it was cen.
fury ago.
At birth negro child has II years
less expectancy Of life than white
child; at 80 years, seven years less,
and at 62 years, two years less. One
Of the reasons why negroes die
faster than do whites is a lessened
physical strength and resistance.
It must be remembered that they
are a transplanted people living un-
der conditions different from those
under which the race grew. They
have had, furthermore, less oppor-
tunity for education, less knowledge
Of sanitation and disease prevention.
Among the diseases which occur
most frequently in the negro race
are tuberculosis and diseases of the
kidneys and lungs.
The murder rate is six times that
Of the whites. The diseases which
seem to affect the negroes less than
the whites are nervous disturbances,
eye troubles and skin diseases. Their
suicide rate IS, moreover, about one
third that Of the white race.
Because Of their increased rate OF
mortality and their lessened life ex-
pectancy, they usually are forced to
pay higher insurance rates than do
white people.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

We heard some Of the Seattle
people had cancelled their reserva-
tions for the Dempsey unney spec
tacle In Illinois. That's the advan-
tage Of having Mt. Rainier.
The French government decorated
Mayor Walker Of New York. And
him 20 able to decorate himself!
Tunnsy set back ~ his let-down,
says : headline. We suppose Demp-
ssy came back by his speed-up.
Borah has recommended an IN.
crease in the tariff on onions. Wash.
ir~ton theetsrs must be that way.
too. ~.
The way some Of these Republicans
candidates heve ben acting of. late.
when convention time comes around
there'll b nobody to attend.
3el INN - Is 600 diamond mills
and mors than zoo workshops Tor
cutting the stones.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

is something Glacial about i under
this rain-menaced sky. =.
This. then, is the picture Ct Man.
haitian which seems to me most
worth carrying away and If ever you
are in New York l invite you to
this rock at sunset that you may
feel your insignifi -ance and, con-
tenplating the glacial rock beneath
your feet, the insignificance Of the
city itself.
GILBERT SWAN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
THIS WON : HURT A BIT

THIS WON : HURT A BIT
Seattle Isolated settlements
along the Alaskan coast and the
Aleutian islands ill be visited ~
q floatine lent Office this fall.
Dr.. William +. Coode, dentist and
skipper Of 40foot schoe rer carry
ing the equipme.t, is taking tho
trip q vacation q. 'ntoud1 to
relieve the tootkrche Of 4 the
white ne md Eskim~; in she iso.
lated places
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
A Thought

For whom the Lord loveth he
Observation-Disclosures --2:6.
Gifts come from on high IN their
own peculiar forms.-Goethe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
CAPITOL THEATRE

For those who care Ter real en-.
tertainment, 1.-THE Lone Eagle"
to-night's offering ct tic Capitol
theatre, should prove more than
enough.
Opening before a crowded house
yesterday, the picture, a story Of
an American aviator during the
world war. created ar impression
that will not soon be forgotten.
This Universal production is @ near
q perfect picture as one can be-.
the proper am. unit Of thrills, action
and romance, all perfectly blended.
Raymond Keaue, a young and
sood-looking fellow who las forged
rapidly to the front during the past
year, portrays the role Of the dash
ing American aviator attached to
a unit Of the Royal Flying Corps.
His acting is excellent, % is that Of
Barbara Kent, 1927 Baby Star. who
plays the title French girl with
whom he fails in Iove.
Much of the credit for the sue
cess Of the picture should 80 to
Emory johnson. the director. He is
already faraous fol- his ability to
take the commonplace and make it
interesting and this picture will add
greatly to his laurels.
Lieutenant Ralph Bla: :chard IS
credited with writing the story which
appeared in a nationally known
magazine under the title. Winged
Victory"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
Justajingle

When pop got home at l o'clock,
He had no key. by heck.
So father rang the doorbell, and
His wife then wrung his neck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

Of 1452 men incarcerated at Sing
Sing prison = ew York, last year,
ONLY g. had BEEN to college.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22
At the Movies
ELTINCE THEATRE


1.-THE Poor Nut" 1t ire Eltin9e for
Friday and Saturday has Jack Null
hall in Ike title role nc Charlie
Murray. Jane Winton and Jean Ar
thur featured.
"The Foor Nut" is tho acre1u vsr-
sion Of the stage play Of the same
title hich ran for . year ia New
York. It j. q clean, emely
funny story Of college life, built
around a young man who suffers
from an ''inferiority compile which
is finally removed through the work
asa rumor on the cinder track.
A real track meet, the big annual
affair Of the Universit-' Of Arizona,
is shown in tn picture and l. one Of
the outstanding features Of the firm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-22

wv 11O1S&S10 11114S1S11v
Editor Journal OF the American
Medical Association and Of Hyge.a,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Usmrcen elevatorem.

Sedmnact rokd starry Earl T.
Murray q e. Lanvale ulice, "a
bit byl elevatorem v nakladar-
ne masa firmy Armour & Co.
ma w. Pratt ulici. Mladik df-
val Sc otvorem z druheho pos
chodl. Sestupujfcf klecf zachy-
cen byl a rozdrcen.
- Ma zeleznicnich kolej1ch
B. & O. drahy mezi Howard a
Ostend ulicemi nalezena byla
rozdrcena mrtvola neznameho
muze. Jak nestestf Sc udalo a
kterym vbakem nebylo mono
zjistiti.
v Salisbury, N. c., zabit
byl vlakem Baltimoran, Calvin
Hyman, kdyz pokousel Sc do
vlakn vskociti, kdyz tento jeti
poeal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
ctyricet pet karbanikI zatcens

We dvou nevltanych navste-
vach zatceno bylo nedeli 45
holdujfcfch milovnikd karba-
nu. Jedna 'parta" zatcena by
la V klubu Park Heights demo
kratickeho sdruzen1 a druha v
saloonu We 1000 bloku w. Lam
vale ulice.
V demokratickem klubu po-
lapeno bylo "A hracu. Vsichni
az ma jednoho prisli 0 zaruky
v obnosech po $2.45, kdyz "za-
pomeli Sc" dostaviti pred poll
cejn1ho soudce severnl stanice.
Sekretar sdruzeni, Solomon Le-
wis, zaphtil $25 pokuty. OBJ
zalovan byl, re on 'sestavil
partu". Ze zaloby te byl pro-
pusten, ale "a to pokutovan pro
rusen1 pokoje.
Policejn1 lieutenant, Cooney,
svedcil, ze kdyz nezvan a ne
cekan do mfstnosti vessel, W.
kirk zdeseni Sc oval a "a MIN
zhaseni svetel nasledovalo. Pa
nj "herci" 'mazali v kostky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Governor Sc yratil.

Governor Richie, ktery ces-
toval po Strednfm Zapadu, Sc
vratil zpet do Marylandu.
Jak dalece recmi svymi v ne
kterych mestech stfedn1ho "a
padu sobe nebo governeru
Smithovi, co Sc tyce kandidatu-
ry do 1radu presidenta Spoje-
nych Stat1, pomohl anebo ne
pomohl, tezko Tlci.
V sobotu mluvil v Chicagu '
klubu NemcG sdruzenych We
Steuben klubu a tyto ma vysost
chvalil. Ku vyslysen1 jeho re
ci seslo Sc tam ma 1000 Client
k1ubu.
Do Baltimore vratil Sc v pom
deli. Navstfvil staty: Illinois
Nebraska, Missouri a Michigan
S nadsenlm mluvf O prijetl
! iakeho Sc mu vsude dostalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Deset tisicova naplasp.

Marie LeFever zaluje ose-
trovatelku nemocnych v ST.
Joseph nemocnici, Margaret
Bosom, ma odskodne v obnosu
deseti tis1cu dolar1.
zalobnice bydlicf V &. 21O2
b. Lombard ulice, zalobe u
dava, re osetrovatelka pripra-
villa j o lasku jej1ho manzela.
Charlese LeFevera. Charles
pc skoncen1 hodin navstev V
nemocnici pry Sc honil ku ne
mocnici, kde z ulice dal osetro-
vatelce znamenf, ona spustila
provazek, on ma tento pfivazal
ballcek cukrovinek ona pro-
vazek cukrovinkami vytahla.
A to vsecko, kdyz pry Sc ze-
nou svoji sedeti mel donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Diva hoste sesazeni re sluzby

y
Policejnf strazn1ci, William
Kapel a Joseph Long re sever
III stanlce sesazeni byli pred
dalslm f1zenfm komisarem Cal
therein re sluzby sve. Lieut..
Ferguson sv6dcil ma ne, re
pfekvapil oba We ctyfi hodiny
rano We studovn6 presbyterni-
no kostela V Roland Park.
Kapel V podvleckach stal IL
"postele", kterou 81 We studov-
ne farafe ud6lal ma podlaze 2
polstaru. Long stal poloodstro-
Jen u pohovky, ma niz pfinesl
81 nekolik polStaf6 kostelnfch
lavic. Svym casem obema sv6-
reno bylo strezen1 Roland Par
ku dob6 nocnf. Podle vseho
toto bylo tax vysiluiicfm, ze
prospati Sc chodili do studovny
kostelnf.
Komisar Gather jiz nejaky
cas- mel tusenf, re tam vSe ne
nj V pofadku. Postal Lieutenant
ia a sergeanta smdla byla
hotova pro Kappela Longa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Probodl manzelAu ma ulici.

Ma rohu Linden avenue a
Mosher ulic v 1tery vecer obuv-
mix Joseph Allis, G.. 1903 West
Fayette ulice, nekolikrate pred
zastupem asi 80 divakG bodl
ostrym dlatem manzelku svoji
a tn vedle toho nekolikrate do
hlavy uderil.
Po nechan1 manzelky bez-
vedom1 ma dlazbe ulice, prchl.
V dalce asi 5 mestskych blokG
dopaden byl a uveznen. Allis
udal, ze zadal manzelku svoji,
jez lila v (. 1910 Eutaw Place,
aby Sc MIN vratila do jejich
bytu. Tato odeprela a nesla
Pozdeji vecer setkai Sc spolu
oba ma osudnem narozf. Ia
kfatko povstala mezi mimi had
ka a po nj 1tok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Pro pasovani koralky zatcen.

William A. Dempsey, syn
byvaleho policejniho lieutenan
ia, zatcen byl prohibicnimi a
gently vladimir 1rednfky, KITE
ri vysetrujf propasovani nakla-
du koralky, jenz skonfiskovan
byl minuly tyden We Whining
ton a poslednf stredu jiny ma
klad skonfiskovany V New Yor-
ku. V poslednfm nakladu ma
lezeno bylo 163 beden skotske
koralky, "a bedny kof1aku a
70 beden jalovcove - vse do
New Yorku privezene z ciziny.
V nakladu skonfiskoyanem
We Wilmington nalezeno bylo
118 beden a Is sud1 koTalky.
Vedle Dempsseyho, ma nemz
lpf podezrenf, re mel ucast ma
pasovani, zatceni pry budou
jeste JIM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27

Elektrickou poulicnf karou
usmrcena byla v pondell man
zelka obchodnlka nemovitym
majetkem, Linda Crouch 2
Chestertown, Md, pfi pfecha-
zenf Baltimore a Light ulice.
Strzena byla pod karu, kdyz
prechazela S manzelem svym
ulici. V okamziku, kdyz dosla
ku kolej1m kary, dal policejnl
straznfk znamen1 "Go", kara
Sc rozejela a srazila Croucho-
YOU. Motorman kary, Brown,
zastavil a couvl S karou. Re
spodku jejiho vytazena byla
nestastna jiz jake mrtvola.
Usmrcen1 jej1 bylo prvni
hlavni nehodou v mfstech tech
cd dolby z reku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Zransna ctyfmi ranami mine
nymi matce.

Dvacet diva roxy stara Rose
Sperzel, {. 1928 Edmundson a.
venue, tezce zranena byla ctyr-
mi ranami 1tery, kdyz vsko-
ella pred matku svoji, kdyz
-proti nj naprahl stryc, Jerome
A. Goodhues re S. Broadway,
revolver. Ku tragedii doslo v
hadce mezi bratrem a sestrou
O poz1stalost po zesnule pred
tydnem matce. Goodhues tez-
ce zranenou divku uchopil do
narucf, zavolal taxicab a tuto
V nejvetsim spechu dovezl dc
nemocnice. V nemocnici wy
nata il byla jedna- kule. Tri
zastaly v tele.
Goodhues zadrzen byl bez
zaruky pro vyslech IA. cervna
ma tri obzaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
casti Marylandu a Virginie po-
Skozenv bouT1.

Prudky vichr, dest a kroupy
zasahly We stredu jiste casti
statu Marylandu a Virginie.
V bouTi usmrceny byly ctyfi
osoby a zran6ni JIM. Strechy
smeteny byly z domG a neseny
do dalky, polnf plodiny stluce-
ny anebo vodou smyty, telegra-
fni telefonnf spojenl pferu-
seno. Dest v nekterych castech
nabyl prudkosti pratrze MIRA
cen zatfm CO jinde kroupy We
likosti oTechG konaly d1lo zhou
by. Jedna boure snesla Sc V
okoli Hagerstown, kde Tadila
po celou hodinu. Druha zasa-
hla Eastern Shore, Ocean City
a Berlin, kde strechy hoteld
a domG byly strzeny do vim
mofskych.
We Virginii boufe fadila V
Portsmouth a Norfolk. Vftr
bouril rychIostf rs mil "a hodi-
nu.
v Portsmouth cast sedadel V
basebalIov6m parku, ma nichz
sed6lo ma 5000 divaku, stree
ma byla. Jeden usmrcen byl a
40 jinych poran6no. Baseball
lOvy komisar, soudce Lands,
jenz hfe prftomen byl, stezi
Vyvazl
V Norfolku stTecha Sc skla-
diSt6 byla utrzena a nesena do
dalky 200 stop. Spadla ma od-
dill zelezniGn1ch deln1ku, V tom
to zabila tTi delnfky a ctyri
zranila Thou svoj1.
skody odhaduji Sc ma neko-
lik set tisfc dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
MlStnl ZrrdYy
z krajanskych kruhI.

" pruVodu mestskeho ra-
dnfho naseho, p. Augusta Klec-
ky, prohledl 81 mesto Baltimore
inzenyr Ceskoslovenska, pan
Josef Suchanek z Prelouce. Mi
IL host mas vrac1 Sc po celoroc-
MIN pobytu zdejsfm do Czech.
V Americe byl clenem vypra-
Wy inzenyr6, jez vyslana sem
byla Masarykovou Akademil.
Prace, ably zde konala studia
americke vyroby vseho, elm
Amerika proslulou jest. Pan
Suchanek hlavnf cast stravil V
Detroit, Mich, We studiu taMni
industrie. z Ameriky odnasi
sebou mnohe mile vzpom1nky
do sv6 vlasti, ku jejimuz roz-
machu test Sc prispeti svymi
move nabytymi zkusenostmi, k
Gemuz nase pTanf: "Mnoheho
zdaru!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Trojice pGjde z "jobu."

Mayor Broening We stredu
beze vseho vysvetlovani "vy-
pail" z 1radu "Navst6vnikG" !,
ktery honem po porazce demo
kratG pTi posledn1ch volbach
dohotoven byl mestskou radou
a mayorem Jacksonem hned
"a tepla obsazen, tri dTedniky {:
feditele vyboru: Andrew j.
Prellera, byvaleho kamennfka,
Augusta Gerechta, byval6ho
policejn1ho soudce a Mariona
Mckee, politikaTe.
Zdali trojice tato odvola Sc
"vypaleni" sveho ku komisi
mestske sluzby anebo zdali
pozada soud o zastanf, jest je-
il vecf.
Mayor Broening dobrozda-
MIN jinych pfiSel ku nahledu,
re cely slavny vybor "Navstev-
Mkt, kterf lakati NELL navste-
Wy a sch1ze do naseho Balti-
more a celia ordnance, KCerOu
vybor zrfzen, jest castecn6 ne
platnou re kdyz je platnou,
1rednfci move ustanoven1 dc
dolby sesti m6sfcG zkousky mo-
hou poslani byti ma odpocinek
Preller, ma otazku, CO bude
delat We veci t6to, rekl, re
tim jiz nechce mfti CO delati
Gerecht ma chut Sc odvolati a
Mckee rekl, re nevf CO delat,
ponevac jeste nemel vynos Sc
saZovac1.
Preller sesazenfm prisel c
$4,000 rocn6, Gerecht a Nc
Kee o $4,000 rocne kazdy.