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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

lumbus, Ky, which was moved bod
lily to a new site half a mile from
where it has stood for more than a
century; Arkansas City, Ark, which
was simply strewn about by the
swirling food: and Melville, La,
which had to be excavated from un.
der heavy deposits Of mud left by
the current.
Throughout the past summer,
veteran Red Cross administrators
remained in the flood zone, direct.
Ing the work Of the State and coun.
ty Red Cross committees which
were extending rehabilitation aid
to the stricken States. In some sec.
tions this assistance must be car.
ried into the winter, so completely
devastated are they.
Tremendous as this one task has
proven. it was only one Of 81 disas.
tiers in the United States during the
past fiscal year in which the Red
Cross extended relief. These dis.
asters were scattered through Is
States. Hard as it is to grasp, while
the Red Cross was matching every
resource at its command against
the Mississippi food, ~ other ca
lamities occurred at the same time
in other parts OF the country, and
the organization was still able to
furnish relief to these also. In the
same year 81 foreign disasters
claimed assistance from the Red
Cross. Altogether it makes a rec
ord Of disaster relieved by q single
organization unparalleled In Red
Cross history.
All told, nearly q million persons.
victims Of 112 disasters. have re.
ceived assistance from the Ameri.
can Red Cross during the organizs.
tion's past fiscal year.
This service extended throughout
the civilized world. though the g.
ries Of disasters in the United
States claimed . major share Of
Red Cross assistance. Floods
spread over thousands q miles
while fires, tornadoeS. explosions,
and similar violent &C.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
BEWARE THE
COUGH ] Or COLD
THAT HANGS On

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

One Of the striking
features about the Hood
was the worldwide
sympathy engendered
by the food sufferers,
as attested By messages
Of coincidence and Of
fers Of material aid
which poured into Ma,
tional Headquarters Of
the Red Cross from
nearly every part Of
the world. A partial
list Of these sympathiS.
ers would show that
they ranged from Can.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

Flying field at Marshfield, Calf.
Kruempel was > fromer resident Of
Il Moure and later Of New Rock
ford. Funefal services were held in
L. Moure where Mrs. f. r. Rorvig,
u si2tar # the decessed, resides. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

quickly yield to the psculiar. heal.
ing qualities Of Fblsy's Honey and
Tar Compound, = true cough remedy
Of proven medicinal value. From
|651 =. 10th s., Chicago: "A stub.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
Red Cross Backed by Nations Will to Help,
Restoring Mississippi Valley-Flood
Sufferers on Home Acres.

DISASTER relief gigantic scale never before wit
- messed in this country the outstanding
pishment Of the American Red Cross in the past year.
Surprising in its destructiveness the Mississippi food
Sweeping thousand miles through the great valley nun
dating 10000 square miles Of the richest farming land,
submergng vast in eight states rendering nearly
three-quarers of million people dependent, it chaeng
ed the resourcefunes of the great relief agency Yet the
challenge met
Confident Of the support of the whole people, the
American Red Cross mustered its trained forces drew to
itself the proered of the Federal Government
and the services of hundreds of its members in the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
MCINTOSH COUNTY PIONEER

Danzig-Mrs. Katherin PudwiI
81, one of the oldest pioneers Of Nc.
Intosh county, died recently at her
home at Danzig. The deceased leave,
two daughters-in-law, Mrs. RATHER.
inc Pudwill Of Danzig and Mrs.
Marie Pudwill of Wishek, larre
number Of grandchildren and great.
grandchildren.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

cy stage Of the disaster, the Red
Cross launched its rehabilitation
work, an invariable part Of the dis
aster relief service Of the organiza.
ton. The great migration Of thou
sands started once more, this time
homeward. AS each family left q
camp. the Red Cross supplied ra'
tons for the readjustment period
which would follow until the family
could become self-supporting again.
They were given simple household
effects to replace similar necessi'
ties destroyed in the flood: feed for
the livestock was donated. Where
the family was dependent on such
animals, farm stock lost in the Hood
was replaced by the Red Cross. All
families. farm animals, household
goods and supplies, were transport.
ed by the Red Cross to the home
acres. In many cases the migration
was by boat. just as the people had
travelled to camp, because in many
areas the water drained OF very
slowly. leaving roads impossible or
nonresident for miles.
Many refugees had no homes left
to return to. others had only the
remnants Of homes and farm build.
ings. The Red Cross supplied ap.
proximately 5000 homes Of moder.
ate dimensions, to meet this need,
the houses being delivered In the
food zone in sections. 80 that they
could be erected by the new owner
II necessary. Regularly organized
Red Cross caravans. consisting Of
crews. motor trucks, derricks and
repair apparatus. traversed the
devastated regions, assisting to set
up houses. repairing or hauling
others across fields back to their
original foundations from which
they were swept. and assisting the
returned food victims to clear their
surroundings for normal work once
more.
Whole Towns RECONSTRUCTED
Three towns IN their entirety
we're reconstructed BY the Red
Gross: the famous old town Of Co
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
LIGHT PLANT BURNS

Willow City-The electric light
plant, Of Willow City, recently pur-
chased by the Otter Tail Power
company, was destroyed by fire Of
unknoMn origin. More than $1,000
800
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

stricken States, and threw
this practical army Of mercy
against the common enemy.
The whole nation was alive
to the danger and Of the
needs of the people in the
danger zone. With a prompt
ness that was unprecedent-
ed every part Of the country
responded to the appeal for
relief funds-placing in the
hands Of the Red Cross near
~ seventeen million dollars.
Indicating the immensely Of the
task was the fact that nearly 1000
large river boats. and an untold
number Of small auxiliary craft
were required to insure the safety
OF the populations in the food zone.
Collaborating in this rescue work
were airplanes from the Army and
Navy, radio crews and apparatus.
Navy and Coast Guard craft OF vari.
Gus sorts. Ill working under the
Red Cross. Aircraft searched over
the unnatural lakes and submerged
miles Of trees and housetops, 10.
eating marooned refugees, guiding
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

ada to Cuba, in.
GLIDING Great
Britain. Japan,
g b I n q, Chile.
Peru. Panama,
Guatemala. Haiti
Santo DOMINGO.
Colombia, Ger.
many. France and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

rescue boats. watching the crum.
bling levees for new breaks: the
latter being the signal for radio
crews to summon contingents Of
rescue crews to the threatened
point. ready to take OF new popu.
lations for the concentration camps.
Concentration camps were ordered
set UP. food was reQuisitioned. and
appeals for help were sent by ra-
do: airplanes rushed food. sand.
bags, medical supplies, doctors, and
relief workers when other transpor.
tation failed. It was relief work in
a peace.time catastrophe, but it re.
sembled war in the mingling Of
science and rough.and-ready meas.
ures with which It was carried on.
approximately 149 camps and
concentration points sheltered the
refugees brought out Of overlooked
farms. swamped towns. out Of tree
tops and OF Of levee remnants. In
these camps the Red Cross cared
for $4,000 refugees. and for other
thousands in the upper stories Of
houses. ana similar refuge points,
bringing the total assisted by the
organization to 607.236 people. Be.
sides this vast army OF sufferers,
the Red Cross found itself with
100000 head Of stock to shelter and
feed until their owners could re.
claim them.
Disssss Prevention Campaign
simultaneously with this vast ef.
fort. the Red Cross, in conjunction
with State and Federal health Of
1lcers. undertook the greatest dis
ease prevention campaign Of peace
time. designed to protect not alone
food refugees but the whole coun.
try. from the menace Of epidemic
diseases which might quickly re-
suit from Hood conditions. This
campaign accomplished the com.
plete incubation against typhoid Of |
296.842 people and vaccination Of
12l.705. besides those partially IN.
oculatsd: It undertook malarial
prevention throughout the Hood
states, and . : post-dood effort, |
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

Service Of the American Red
Cross abroad Is always done in the
name OF the American people, a.
when It extended the arm OF mercy
from the scene Of the Florida storm
across to Cuba. struck by q similar
calamity: and more recently when
National Headquarters cabled its
offer Of assistance to the German
Red Cross when q food IN Germany
played havoc. even while the Mis.
sissippi was raging Tor nearly Z
thousand miles through our own
country. Services such a. these
were frequently recalled BY various
foreign sympathizers with our own
food victims.
Foreign contact through the Red
Cross is not confined to occasions
OF distress, since more than 5000.
600 school children IN the United
States enrolled IN the Junior Red
Cross. are. closely identified with
similar foreign groups Of Juniors
in most q the countries OF the
world. maintaining bonds OF friend.
ship through mutual helpfulness to
each other.
Aids War.DIsabled
Sharing with disaster relief as an
outstanding obligation Of the Red
Cross. 10 It's responsibility to the
disabled ex.service man and his
family. This, r. . continuing serv.
Ice despite tie ten years since the
World War. because Red Gross
service to these men 4 supplement
tary to provisious for their welfare
BY he Government acting % Z me
dunn between the people ana the
Government, and the disabled ben,
edciary. That the deld Tor such ~
sistance Il stu vide 10 indicated b
= record Of service 20 an average
Of $4,000 disabled veterans and
their families each month during
the past fiscal year. In addition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07

the health experts OF the Red Cross
and cooperating agencies super.
vised q cleanup" Of the areas new.
~ emerged from the food. In the
latter work. houses were scrubbed
with soap and water to rid them Of
disease.bearing refuse left by the
food: water supplies were disin.
fected, animal carcasses destroyed,
and wreckage cleared. NEGOTIATIONS
we're completed, and incipient cpl.
denies watched for.
With the passing Of the emergen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
Whole Towns RECONSTRUCTED

Three towns IN their entirety
were reconstructed BY the Red
Cross: the famous old town Of Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Propustsni ac nezaplatili
WHINE.

Soudce O'Dunnne v pravem
slova smyslu rozpustil Klut
manzelG v mestskem zalari
kdyz hlavnf cast tech, kteri
tam zavfeni byli proto, re ne
platili manzekam vyzivne, pro
pustena byla soudcem ma svo.
bodu. Soudce propustil z We
zenf deset manzelG. V nekoli-
ka pffpadech manzele tvrdili,
ze byli pred zaVrenim bez pra-
ce,nekterf dokazali, re byli ne
mocni. Kdyz pax dostali praci,
manzelky "a nekolik dn1 po te
daily je zavfiti pro neplaceni
Jim vyzivneho.
Ze dvanacti jinych soudce
propustil deset ma prozatimni
svobodu bez slozeni zaruky
kdyz slfbilf, re k soudu prij.
dou, budou-li zavolani. Soudce
poradil jim, aby mozno-li, &C
nejrychleji nalezli 81 praci, a.
by rodiny sve podporovati mo.
hli. V celem "klubu" zGstal
ienom trf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Broening bude Sc raditi $ repu-
blikanskymi radnlmi.

Kolem radnice v nj mluvi
sc nynl O tom, re mayor Broen-
ing svola konferenci irepubli-
kanskych mestskych radnl, a.
by Sc S mimi radil, jak mnoha
mfsta v mestskych sluzbach
obsazena byti mali.
Pratele mayorovy uZnavajl,
re poradou touto utvrzena bu-
de ddvera v odborech mestske
spravy.
Ma radnici vGbec Sc neceka, ze
demokrate hromadne ze slu-
zeb propusteni budou. Naopak
s jistotou Sc jiz dnes tvrdi, ze
mnozf znovu budou ustanoveni
a nekterf povyseni.
"Meritni" system cinl ne
moznym propusteni nekterych
ze sluzby.
Behem peti tydnG mayor
Broening bude miti sve vlastni
1Tednictvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Byvaly mayor a boss Kelly
konkurentv.

Ponevac byvaly mayor me-
sta, Jackson Sc svoj1 pojistuj1-
c1 firmou "Riall-Jackson" ne
|rozdelil Sc o"komisn" ma bond
kryjfcf stavbu mestskeho mu-
sea, Sc pojistujfcf spolecnosti
demokratickeho bossa, Franka
Kellyho, zalovana jest touto
Jacksonova firma.
Zaloba jest ozvenou polite
keho boje mezi Jacksonem a
Frank Kellym.
Firma IN. Harry Laib spo-
lecnost", v niz Frank Kelly
jest, zaluje firmu Riall-Jack-
son ma $4,000. Kelly a Laib,
hlavni klerk dohlfzitel1 mad
volbami, Sci jak udava, ku hla-
We P. C. Street spolecnosti, sta
vfcf musejnf budovu a zadali
Streeta O bond, ma n6jz premi-
UNI obnas1 kolem $4,000.
Street odpovedel jim, re obcho-
duje S Riall-Jackson spolecnos-
tt, ale navrhl, re by "komisn"
ma bond rozdelen byti mohl
mezi Riall-Jackson a M. Harry
Laib. Komisn obnaselo $500.
Street komisn postal Rial-Jack-
son firme a tato 81 nechala cele.
PTi soudu vse vysvetleno bu-
de, slibuje Riall. Jackson pry
by Sc delil S Kelly, kdyby Rail
spolecnfk, svolil.
= We 4. warde oba demo-
fkraticke kluby, jeden vedeny
radami bossa Mahona, druhy
bossa Franka Kellyho, spojily
Sc v jeden celek v pondeln1
schulz v {. 13 N. Eutaw ulice.
Presidentem jeho bude DIR.
John C. Hutwelker, Mahono-
vec. M1stopresidentem bude
George j. Mueller, klerk NEST
ske rady a Kellyovec.
NekteTf z pfedakG demokra-
tickych pochybujf, re nejake-
no sjednocen1 obou stran po-
trebnym by bylo, jak 1tery
prohlasil Kelly, ponevac pry
mezi Mahonovci a Kellyovci
zadne roztrzky nebylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Obchod prepaden a oloupen.

Diva mladici S revolvery pre-
padli obchod Atlantic & Paci-
fic v {. 300 McElderry ulice
v pondeli v poledni dobe a u
loupili neho 500. V obcho-
du byl spravce obchodu J. T.
Hall a Frank Kaufman a diva
hosi. Bandite prijeli pred OBJ
chod v automobile v temze
po prepadu ujeli. Automobil,
ktery wall Charles Zieglerovi,
nalezen byl straznikem, Frank
RGzickou, ma Fairmount u East
avenue.
Policejni straznfk William
H. Leigh .oznamil, ze kdyz RI
dill jfzdu ma rohu Fayette a Ho
liday ulic kolem IL. hodiny v
pondelf dopoledne, ze jeden &c
dvou sedfcich automobile
ptal Sc no, jak dojeti do 800
bloku McElderry ulice. Straz-
nix pamatoval 81 cislo automo-
blu. Kdyz kradez ohlasena,
oznamil ma stanici c1slo auto
mobilu. Bandite nezli vesli do
obchodu, trikrate objeli pred
domem. Frank Kaufman, IT.
lety, klerk, obs1uhoval prave
diva hochy, 15leteho Won Ha-
gela a 10leteho Woodrow
Batese. Spravce obchodu, Jo-
seph Hall 2 2400 bloku E. Ma
olson ulice,b ,byl We sklepe. Kdyz
vysel ma horu, revolver ma neho
namlren. Spravci ukradeno
bylo $40, klerkovi $40 a z po-
kladny obchodu vzato $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Pro klobouk.

John Kelly, 24lety z Hollins
ulice, smrtelne bodnut byl v ne
deli We rvacce, jez strhla Sc,
kdyz Kelly sedl ma klobouk
druheho. Kelly zemrel "a 9
hodin pc osudne rvacce. Bod
nut byl nekolikrate do prsou a
zad v 1900 bloku Ramsay uli-
ce. Rvacka strhla Sc po opu-
Stenf domu Thomase Nelsona
kolem l hodiny v nedeli rano.
Kdyz hoste vesli do automobi-
lu - osm jich- posledni vstu-
poval Kelly. V automobile
Thomas L. Hoban, 24lety, obo-
I'll Sc ma Kellyho, re sedf mu
ma klobouku a uderil Kellyho.
Kelly uderil zpet a rvacka by
la hotovou. Pred domem v
1000 bloku ulice automobil "a
stavil, mlad1ci vystoupili a rva-
Ii Sc dale. Konec byla smrt
Kellyho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Ami We vlastni kaTe vyspati sc
neni dovoleno.

Slunce pocalo v patek rano
osv6tlovati svetlem svym roh
St. Paul 80. ulice ma narozf
stoj1cf kryty automobil. Ze
svetla slunecnlho prokoukl ka-
bat rukavy re vnitr ma venek
obracenymi, klidne roztazeny
ma stfese automobile. Ma radi-
atoru roztazena byla kosile a
hned vedle nj muzske podvle-
kacky. Ma stupatku stal par
bot, ma klice wisely puncochy.
Kolem automobile zvedavych
stale nekolik kluk1 novinami.
Vaznym krokem bl1zf sc
strazce bezpecnosti, policista
Welden. Natahne kirk, zbystri
krok. V AUTOMOBILE okenkem
do vnitf pohledne a rukou ne
ho vytahne v onom sp1ciho
Johna T. Jonese. Ma policejnf
stanici Jones "a vyspanl We
SVEN automobile zaplatil $6.45
Pry je to neporadne chovan1
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Patnactileta cernoska a muz
vineni re zabiti.

Ma severovychodnf policejn1
.stanici v pondel1 rano zadrzani
ku dalslmu soudn1mu jednanf
Is rok1 stara cernoska, Mabel
Gilchrist a cernoch Buckner.
Joseph Davenport, 20lety, bod
nut byl nozem do bricha ma ro-
hu Fairmount a Bond ulice v
hadce Is rokd starou Gilchris-
tovou. Buckner bodl Haywar-
da Sandforda, 33 roxy stareho
v hadce vyvolane hrou pokru
v dome {. 1913 N. Chapel ulice
Nalezen byl volaj1cf po pomo-
ci pred domem,c. 927 N. Wolfe
ulice. Oba pobodan1 zemTeli
v Johns Hopkins nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
ChtSji vycistsni McHenry do
10. zaFi.

President parkovnfho odbo-
ru, Norris, dolehl ma senatora
Bruce a kongresnika Linthi-
cum, aby tito dolehli ma valec-
ny odbor a tento, aby dolehl ma
vyciSt6nf pozemku byvale pew
nosti, Fort McHenry, jez, jak
Norris vysetril, je v hroznem
stavu.
Pamatna pevnost tax 1zce
spojena Sc slozenfm narodnf
hymny "Hvezdnaty prapor"
navstevovana jest mnohymi w
letnfky z rGznych statG zvla-
Ste navst6ve tesiti Sc bude be-
hem konvence "Atlantickych
vodnfch cest", jez v Baltimore
konana bude Cd 10. do IL. zarl
a behem regatty v slavnostnich
dnech techto a pax pTi oslav6
100leteho vyrocf Baltimore &
Ohio drahy, jez zde slaveno
bude Cd "a. zarf do 8. Tfjna.
Norris nynejsl stav pevnosti
jmenuje "narodnf ostudou."
Vymluvu vlady, re ma vycis-
ten1 nema penez, Norris abso-
lutne odsuzuje jako pouhou
vymluvou necinnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Vodni smrst ma Chesapeake.

z jasnych oblak jenom jako-
by visic ma temnem mraku
vznesla Sc vodni smrst v podo-
be obrovskeho kornoutu cd u
stf Magothy reky a hnala Sc pc
10 mil pres tichou hladinu Che
sapeake zalivu ku usti feky
Chester u Love Point, kde O.
blak vznesl Sc do vyse a do re-
ky vychrlilo Sc ma tis1ce ton vo-
dy desnou prudkosti. Voda
zalivu pred podiynym zjevem
timto byla 1plne klidna. Pfi
hnani Sc smrsti voda sc rozce-
rila v zalivu neukidnila Sc
vice. Smrst pozorovana byla
v pondel1. Pocatek svdj vzala
v 1910 pred polednem.
Nevidany zjev tento ma Che
sapeake zatoce pozorovan byl
obyvatelstvem Love Point, muz
stvem a vyletn1ky lodi Cam
bridge, jez dobe te zakotve-
ma stala u pieru v Love Point.
Smrst v podobe kornoutu ma
jic1ho v prumeru asi ma pade-
sat yardI tocila Sc behem ces-
ty sve mad zalivem, v nemz pc
sobe nezanechala zadnou sto-
pu, krone m1sta, kde v bl1zko-
sti majaku ma Chester fece
spoustou vod vychrlenou do re-
ky, skoncila. V m1stech, kde
vody vychrlily Sc re smrsti do
Teky, v dobu tn zadna LODI sta
stnou okolnost1 nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Prohibice.

Ze 20 hffsnfkd proti prohi-
bici uvezn6nych v Ellicott Ci-
ty tTi odsouzeni byli soudcem
Colemanem ma ctyTi mesice do
vezenf kazdy. Pet dostalo po
sedesati dnech, ctyri po deva-
desati, jeden rs a jeden As dnf
Ctyris zaplatili $500 1traty,
jeden 5000 a jeden $3.50 a u
traty.
" sobotu prohibicni agen-
tt uyeznili sedm muz1 a tfi ze-
ny. Anna Beard Minnie Ro-
gers zatceny byly v saloonu ma
Madison ulici u Spring ulice,
kde vladly mad patnacti gallo
ny kofalky a 81 bednami do
mac1ho piva. TTeti, Ruth Ko-
gut zatcena byla spolu Adol-
phem Kaminski v saloonu ma
Boston ulici, kde byla zasoba
domac1ho piva.
= " 1tery prepadeno bylo
10 saloond a jinych mfstnostf.
Zatceno bylo IL osob. Tri z
mich byly zeny. Pet jinych po-
zvano bylo ku slysenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Byvaly MarylanHan, redaktor
Kirkwood, zemrel
New Yorku.

Irwin KirkwOod, redaktor
Kansas City "Star", rozeny
Marylandan, zemrel v pondeli
v Saratoga Springs We statu
New York. Otec jeho byval
superintendent Maryland
ske skoly pro hochy. Manzel-
ka zesnuleho redaktora Zemre-
la nahle ranena byvsi mrtvic1
v hotelu Belvedere v Baltimore
26. unora minuleho roku, kdyz
sem zajela, aby v Johns Hop
kins nemocnici, hledala pomoci
v ocn1m neduhu. Manzelu sve-
mu odkazala diva miliony do
larG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02

Clenstvu, dorostu zactvu
Sok. Jed. Blesk sdelujem, re
t6locviena skola nase pr1st1 IT,
den zahajf opet svoji pravidel-
nou cinnostv stejnem poradu
iako drive a sice: Muzi, doros-
tenci zaci kazdy utery pa
tex cd 6. hod. vecer. zeny, do
rostenky zacky kazdou sire
du a sobotu cd 6. hod. vecer.
Ia Sok. Jed. Blesk,
Frank Stetka, naceln1k,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
Zavaranin nakladaren nebu.
de prebytek.

C. Burnet Torsch, president
Baltimorske bursy naklada-
nych plodin a mfstopresident
firmy Torsch-Sommers, konsta-
toval, ze nenl letos zadna moz-
most, aby v nakladarnach Ma
rylandskych a jinych zavare-
no a nalozeno bylo ovoce a j.
nych plodin mad spotrebu.
Pozdni saba a sezona vzr1stu
a uzavfranf zavinily, ze plodin
letos bude meme nezli prede-
Sleho roku.
Jak z Washingtonu sc ozna-
mule, hrachu urodilo sc o celou
tretinu meme, sladke korny
skoro 0 polovici meme nezli pre-
desleho roku.
Ku mensf 1rode pristupuje
jeste to, ze tn a tam meme plo
din pro nakladanf sazeno bylo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-02
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