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Clarissa motioned Virginia to it.
The dinner was a failure so far
as the conversation was concerned
There was talk, Of course, but it
was not spontaneous, not friendly
Only Clarissa appeared to pe
pleased, except when Russell looked
at Virginia too long and too adj
miringly.
Afterward no one objected when
Virginia said good night and left
them to a game of bridge. Russell
would have done so but he caught
glance form ClariSsa that silenced
him.
Beautiful, isn't she?" Clarissa
murmured, addressing Mrs. Farley.
For her type" she replied. "Pity
it's so common"
tits about as common as hens
teeth" Russell remarked inele-
gantly.
ooh, we'll" Clarissa said, backing
water now, "of course gray eyes
and brown hair aren't rare, Rus
SELL"
Maybe not" Russell admitted;
"but there's something to Miss
Brewster besides hair and eyes;
she's got 1T"
1t was now Mrs. Farley's turn
to smile at Clarissa's expense. She
knew that Deans daughter wanted
to worry her about Virginia Brew
ster; and in doing so Clarissa had
caused the weapon she used-the
girls beauty--to be pointed direct
ly at herself.
Clarissa tire wdown the cards.
Il can't stand this stupid game any
longer" she cried petulantlyy. Lets
do something"
How about a club?" Russell con-
tributed.
Il hear the Chez Secret Service
has some devilish dancers" Mrs.
Farley remarked disinterestedlv.
ClariSsa glanced at her keenly. ST
know what you're after" she
thought. "You want us to get out
and leave you alone with Dad"
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Asthma So Bad
He Couldn't Work
Now Works in Smoke and Steam,
Without Cough or Wheeze.

Railroad men and others whose
asthma or bronchitis is aggravated
by smoke-filled air, will be glad to
read this letter from Frank Paul,
BAT S. Meridian St., Indianapolis,
Ind. He writes:
81 suffered with asthma and severe
bronchial cough for years. | gasped
and chOked until l could hardly
breathe, and had to stay away from
work for weeks at a time. l was des-
perate when | started taking Nacor,
and it saved my life. 1t gave me
prompt relief, and now / am feeling
fine. l am a machinist in round
house. The smoke and steam do not
bother me a bit now. 1 don't wheeze
or even breathe hard, and am work
ing every day"
This remarkable letter is only one of
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GM \. /! e g., n { i y y, H B!E YES

! thing to think about. She under
stood that Chiri might be in thu
studio at this hour as a model, bu
why had she been there 81
early that morning? And why haC
she pretended, when she answered
the telephone at that time, that il
was not Niels number? Mel hac
answered a moment later ther
he must have known what CHR.
had done.
Virginia's cheeks blazed with out
ragged pride. Could Mel deceive hel
for a girl like Chiri Mond? Anc
now-at this time when her heao
was already bowed with grief fol
her father! 1t was too cruel-toc
cruel to believe of Mel.
There must be some explana-
tion," Virginia protested against
her fear that the only true ex-
PLANTATION was one that would break
her heart. "Niel couldn't do that,
she cried over and over to herself
She was sorry after a while that
she had told Chiri she was going
out. 1t had been a gesture of pride
to say that. And to pay for making
it she must forego asking Mel to
spend the evening with her.
The lingering bit of doubt that
she could not remove from her mind
made it impossible for her to tele-
phone again and let Chiri know
that she had been piqued if nothing
more. The girl was sharp enough
to see that, Virginia surmised.
Perhaps Mel would call her. Vir-
ginia found some comfort in the
thought, but it left her as the day
wore on and she did not hear from
him.
Mel, working away at high speed,
forgot the hours, until the arrival
of dusk compelled him to lay aside
his brushes. Then his thoughts
turned to Virginia.
He would have liked to go to her,
but he knew that he never could
bring himself to be a familiar of the
Dean household. No, he would wait
for her to call him; he believed it
was understood that she would ar
range their next meeting.
Virginia did not call him.
just before dinner Clarissa had
come to her room to tell her they
would have company-Russell and
a woman Virginia did not know.
Sorry, dear, if it appears incon-
siderate, but you see Mrs. Farley
comes in rather often. I'd chuck
her out tonight only it's just as well
that you should meet her now as
later. She's a widow Dad got chum-
my with while 1 was abroad. I
rather hate her, myself"
Virginia gave up the idea of COM
municating with Nathaniel that
evening. She felt she hardly could
ask to be excused from dinner and
then spend the evening in seclusion
with Nathaniel. Neither could she
think of seeing him with the others
present-not with matters as they
were between them.
You'll be down, won't you?"
Clarissa was saying and Virginia
thought she detected note of anx-
iousness in her friends voice.
Eyes," she nodded.
That's fine" Clarissa declared
earnestly. Wear something attrac-
tive"
She Gid not stay to answer any
questions as to why she wanted
Virginia to wear something attrac-
tive" for Mrs. Farley and Virginia
set the remark down as having no
particular meaning.
But the question was brought to
her mind again when she met Mrs.
Farley in the drawing-room. She
was there when Virginia came down,
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CHAPTER VII

VIRGINIA recognized that slow,
' drawing hello" instantly. 1t
was the same voice that had an
swered her early that morning
when she had called Nathaniel and
been told that she had the wrong
number.
What could it mean? Surely it
was not possible that she would get
the same wrong number a second
time. Virginia was stunned into
silence, held in the grasp of a great
fear.
Then her faith in Nathinel re-
asserted itself, and she felt herself
prickling With shame at the thought
that had flashed through her mind
"Oh, Tn sorry" she said politely.
SIN afraid have the wrong num-
ber."
She started to replace the in
strument on the stand when the
other voice stopped her. ,"Are you
Miss Brewster?" it asked.
Virginia'S hand paused in mid
air. She was, for an instant, unable
to move. Again doubt of Nathaniel
was filling her mind with torturous
conjectures.
Then she lifted the instrument
and brought herself to say with a
brave measure of calm, Yes, I'm
Miss Brewster; may speak to Mr..
Damn"
MEL is out" the other voice re-
turned brightly. This is Chiri
Mond. I recognized your voice, Miss
Brewster. Shall I ask Neil to call
you when he comes in?"
mo, thank you, Miss Mond. I'm
going out Immediately. Just tell
Nathaniel 1 called, will you?"
When the connection was broken
Chiri congratulated herself upon her
luck. She had found Nathaniel at
work a few minutes before, as she
had told Virginia he meant to be,
and as Hardness was not using her
that afternoon Nathaniel had asked
her to pose for half an hour or so.
He wanted to finish up the illus
trations in which he was using her
before beginning work upon the
murals.
He had discovered himself to be
short of colors and had gone out to
get them only about minute ahead
of Virginia's call.
Eat chance I'll tell him she
called" Chiri gloated while she
waited for Nathaniels return. "And
if she recognized my voice, she'll
have something to think about"
Virginia did indeed have some
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Kidneys GaveHirn
Years of Pain
Backache is all gone now, and he is
perfectly well.

Any skilled workman who faces
the days task, crippled by back
ache or stomach torture, will rejoice
with Mr.. Walter Bilyard, 81 No.
Center Ave-, Bradley Ill, in his
complete recovery. Here is his ex-
PLANTATION, in his own words:
For several years I had kidney
trouble and my back ached so ter
ribly that 1 could hardly stoop over.
Working at my machine caused
constant agony. All night long 1
rested very little, and every morn
ing found me weak, tired and worm
out before the days work began.
My appetite was poor, and I had
almost despaired Of ever being my
old self again. But today life looks
worth while again. My terrible
back-ache is all gone. Ny kidneys
are about normal, the constipation
relieved, and all the tired, draggy
feeling has disappeared. My appe-
tite is good, and hearty eating
causes no i'll effects. I sleep fine,
and am full of pep all day long.
This wonderful change is all due
to Viuna, and it was my lucky day
when I read about it and decided
to try it.
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scare to go out, old boy?" she
asked her father.
II think not. I'm sure you three
will have more sport without me"
Mrs. Farley looked at him hard.
I'm not up to a club tonight" she
said firmly. "Ill stay for parchesi."
Russell groaned. Come on,
Claret, he called Clarissa that at
times-"these people are dangerous"
Clarissa saw that her father was
annoyed. She pushed back her
chair and got up.
81 hope you won't lose your heads
at parchesi," she said with a
haunting smile.
Ito Be COntinued)
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TYPCTHETAE WILL MEET
BIZ Tim IS Special

By Tim IS Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 49,
The Seventh District United Ty-
pothetae Federation will open q
two-day convention here Thursday.
Besides Indiana, States to be repre-
sented include Kentucky, Ohio,
Michigan, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia.
Speakrs will include George K.
Hebb, past president of the or
ganization; Randolph Branner, IN
dianapolis, and Knute Rockne, Uni
versity of Notre Dame coach.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

NATHANIEL DAMN. struggling artist,
Is engaged to VIRGINIA BREWSTER,
swhOSe father is a prominent Wall Street
financieT. After losing his fortune in
speculation, BREWSTER dies suddenly
of heart failure and leaves his daughter
penniIesS
MEL urges VIRGINIA to marry him
at once, but an old family friend.
FREDERICK DEAN, and his daughter
CLARISSA persuade her to make her
temporary home with them. This de-
cision angers MEL, for he suspects
DEANS motives and does not like CLA-
RISSA.
Returning TO his studio he finds his
model. CHIRI. waiting with hot coffee
for him He knows that CHIRI is jeal-
Gus Of VIRGINIA and, fearing that she
will necOme q nuisance, he repulses her
and she leaves in temper.
Meanwhile, VIRGINIA is puzzled and
unhappy by the insinuatiOns of CLA-
RISSA to the effect that now she will
have to marry for money and a yelled
warning against trespassing where her
fiance, RUSSELL WAINGOULD, is con-
cerned. She is also worried by the at
tentions of MIR. DEAN, and resolves to
tell MEL her fears. She pr es his
studio in the evening and is surprised
to hear the voice of CHIRI over the
Now GO ON WITH THE STORY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Varuje pred kraliky.

DR.. Eduard Francis z vlad-
nj zdravotni rady jenz pred
nasel v Baltimore, varoval strel-
ce a hospodyne, ably opatrne
zachazeli sc zastrelenymi kra-
lfky a tyto brali do rukou je-
nom, kdyz tyto opatreny jsou
gumovymi rukavicemi. DR..
Francis reci sve uvedl, re jed
no procento z kralikG nakaze-
no jest nemoci, re snadno Sc
prenasi ma lidi do rukou, zvla-
Ste pTi cisteni, kdyz krev kra-
liku pride do stoku rukou
cloveka.
Maso, jak v prednasce DR..
Francis, uvedl je neskodnym,
jestlize dobre vareno nebo pc
ceno Jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04

0 maly pocet rozmnozen byl
pocet poulicn1ch zametacu.
Rozmnozeni talo nutnym
ably ulice molly v lepsim porad
ku udrzovany byti v jarni a let
nj dobe.
V zine pocet zametacd byl
zmensen, ponevac jak komisaf
Jacoby udava, penfze docha-
zely. We sluzbe ponechano jen
asi $50 muzG.
Znacne setrenl nadale pry
must zachovavano byti. Letos
ma metarsky odbor povoleno
bylo jenom $25O.OOO. Rok pred
tim povoleno bylo $375.OOO. +
Jacoby myslf, re dnes ulice
mesta jsou cistejsi neil kdy
pred tim. Pry mu tax reklC
mnoho osob a pax pry malo he
dochAzi stiznosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04

Let vzducholodi z Baltimore
do hlavnlho mesta Italie, R1ma,
planovan jest ma den 10. kvet-
ma. Podrobnosti letu vypravo-
vany jiz byly pod predsedni-
ctvlm hrabete Thaon di Revel,
presidenta Fasistiske Lfgy Sc
vernf Ameriky a skupiny Italo-
Americana.
Aeroplan, jimz let proveden
bude, nazvan bude Getty of Bal
timore." R1diti jej bude pilot
Cesare Sulelli, veteran z valky,
v n1z slouzil v italske armade.
S MIN letu z1castnf Sc diva JIM
Aeroplan vzdalenost tn ura-
ziti ma smerem jiznlm, pres
Azory, spanelsko, JIM Francii
a do Rima. Italove zadajl ma
yora, ably prevail polovinu Wy
dani v letem tim spojenou. Ma
yor, jenz projevil ma letu veliky
zajem sllbil, re otazku tn pre-
|dlozi obchodnimu sdruzenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Kritisuje pripis arcibiskupa.

Upozornuje ma odstavec v
mestskem charteru mluvlci Q
nedovolenf nabozenskeho nebo
politickeho vlivu pri jmenovani
do skolnfho vyboru, William D.
Lilly, president sdruzeni verej-
nych skol v dopise zaslanem
arcibiskupu Curley pfse tomu-
to, re nemGze nalezti zadny
dGvod, proc ku rade arcibisku-
pove by mel DR.. B. M. Rhetta,
cernoch, ustanoven byti clenem
skolnfho vyboru. Lilly pripi-
sem odpov1da arcibiskupu ma
dopis psany minuleho tydne, v
nemz arcibiskup Curley odpo-
rucuje Ora. Rhetta "a vhodnou
osobu do nektereho uradu ma
vyboru mestske sluzby.
- Po uverejnenf dopisu V
"Sunu', archbishop udal, re ma
dopis Lilly neodpovf. V pro.
hlasenf SVEN arcibiskup pravi
re Lilly uverejnenim dopisu
porusil zaklady ethiky kores-
pondence. Tim re Lilly ukaza
sve spatne mravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
TTi zatceni pro prestoupeni mo-
drYch zakonH.

V nedeli zatceni byli tri pro
konanf pracf V nedeli. Mezi
zatcenymi byl plastyr, Benja-
min Eisenberg, 27 rokd starry,
jenz omital zdi domu v 100
bloku Maine avenue. Zatceny
slozil ma severozapadni stanici
zaruku $6.45. Zaruka nedo-
stavenfm Sc jeho v pond6lf ra-
no propadla.
Druzi diva, William E. Eaver
a John Dorsey, padli do rukou
policejniho lieutenanta Rudela
V prepadu saloonu 500 bloku
N. Eutaw ulice. Zalovano, Re
pracovali ' nedeli nalevanfm
sklenicek. Oba propusteni by.
Ii soudcem z obzaloby.
Mattel saloonu, Harry Rocl
spolu propulsion byl.
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Prohibice. :

Soudce Coleman odsoudil v
pondeli At rok1 starou vdovu,
Mora Nc Grath ma 80 dni pro
prodej lihovin.
u soudu vdova doznala, re
r1dila restaurant v 800 bloku
Hillen ulice po til roxy. Ia
stupce jej zadal, aby nj mir
ne nalozeno bylo vzhledem ku
jejim trem ditkam, z nichz nej-
starsf jest 16 rokI stare. Soud-
ce ma zadost obhajci rekl:
"zeny nemajf vetsf pravo pre-
stupovati zakon neil muzi."
Anthony Brocato z N. Peach
ulice odsouzen byl ma 60 dnf do
vezenf, Joseph Cymek z N Ca
roline ulice na 80 dnf, Anna
May ku pokut6 5000 a Anna
Groucki ku pokute SIS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Obvinsn re zavrazdsni rs
leteho starce.

V Towson zalari zavfen by
cernoch % rokG starry Goldie
Harkins ma podezfen1, re "a
vrazdil rs rokG stareho proda.
vace ryb v Baldwin, Charles
BroMna.
Brown zemfel 8. dubna ,
Maryland General nemocnici
Prfcinou smrti jeho byla rozbi-
ia lebka. Privezen sem byl
kdyz nalezen byl v bezvedomi
lezfcf We SVEN dome. Cernosce
ktera do jeho domu prisla kou-
pitt rybu a jej nalezla, rekl, ze
"musel spadnouti S vozu."
Kdyz policie zvedela, re I
neho lezela zakrvacena sekera
prisla ku presvedceni, ze vraz.
da spachana byla. Hledant
vraha skoncilo zatcenlm Har.
kinse. Tento doznal, re byl y
bl1zkosti domu, ale pop1ra, ze
starce pavrazdil.
Prfcinou vrazdy byla loupez
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
kongresnik Sweet zabit " aero.
planove nehods.

Thaddeus C. Sweet, Glen kon-
gresu "a 3. distrikt New Yor-
sky, republican, zabit byl ae-
roplanove nehode We Whitney
Point, N. Y.
Kongresnfk Sweet plul S lieu
tenantem, Bushrod Hoppin, v
1tery z Washingtonu do Fort
Ontario, kde mel Sc zdcastniti
slavnostniho otevreni zavodu.
y Whitney Point pilot Hop
pin uznal "a dobre snesti Sc ma
zem. Aeroplan pTi dotknutf Sc
zem6 odrazil Sc vzhGru, klesl a
pfekOtil Sc. Pod Thou ieho
kongresnlk usmrcen byl. Star
byl SO rokG.
Roku 1920 stal sc znamvm
pro svGj boj proti cinnosti soci-
alist1 a prosadil, re New Yor-
ske zakonodarny vylouceno by
10 pet socialistickych zSstupcn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Pet hochG odsouzeno do
veZeni.

Porota Chicagu odsoudila
do vezen1 pet hochG, kteri pre-
padli, oloupili a zastrelili v le-
dnu obchodn1ka v Chicagu.
Mlad1ci We veku cd Is do %
rokG uloupili kupci $1.43.
Kazdy z mich odsouzen byl
ma 25 rokG do vezenf.
Porota radila Sc po celou noe
Jeden z porotc1 chtel, aby 22-
lety Michael Clos, jenz obchod-
mix zastrelil, odsouzen byl ku
smrti ma elektricke zidli.
Lawrence O'Toole, jeden q
porotc1, usoudil, re vrah ma
pravo zastreliti anebo usmrtiti
toho, kdo Sc mu nechce dati O.
krasti. Hlupak tento rekl: "To-
t ole svobodna zeme. Clovek
mGze zabft, kdyz Sc mu to po-
dafi. zadny "guy" nema pra-
vo sc mu braniti."
A takovy clovek NIUE Ease
dati porote. PAX Sc divine,
ze banditstvf v Chicago kvete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Baltimore snad uvita zaocean.
ske vzduchoplavce.

Vzduchoplavci pripravuji Sc
ku letu aeroplanem do vsech
hlavn1ch NEST Spojenych Sta
til, aby vyhoveli pozvan1m, jez
dosly je re vsech v6tsich NEST.
Program letu, ktery poclti ma
8. kvetna, dosud vypracovan
nebyl. Bude-i let uskutecnen,
zavltajl i do Baltimore, kan
mayorem Broeningem pozvani
byli.
V 1tery obdrzel mayor Broe-
ming telegram, jlmz nemecky
velvyslanec, Prittwitz, dekuje
"a blahopranf, jez bylo Jim "a
slano odvaznym vzduchoplav-
cGm aeroplanu Bremen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04

Prkenna ohrada zvysf 10 stop
ma byti zf1zena pro zeny vra-
cej1cf Sc z Tijuna do Kalifornie,
jak navrhl Inspector E. T. Zim-
norman okresn1mu vyboru v
San Diego.
Inspector Zimmerman zaby-
val Sc sudden nechutnych po-
mer6 po nejaky cas-. zenske
automobilistky a S mimi jine, o.
pile vracf Sc pres hranici, ze-
nou Sc ma silnicich mezi druhe
automobily bez ohledu ma je-
jich anebo vlastnf bezpecnost.
ZvlaStni ocelova komora v
San Diego nynf uzfvana jest, a.
by opilf v nj vystrfzliveli. Pro
zeny opile tato Sc nehodf. Pro
tyto vystavena ma byti prken-
ma stokada, kde k rozumu Ease
Sc vrati, kdyz vystrfzlivf z opil-
stv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04

Sest rokd starry hoch, David
Neuson, pfejet byl truckem ma
Paca ulici noha mu preraze-
ma. Truck ujel z mfsta neho-
dy.
- Pet automobilistd odsou-
zeno bylo v minulem tydnu do
vezeni, ctyri odsouzeni byli v
Traffic soudu ma 80 dnf kazde.
Patty odsouzen byl v okresu ma
sest meslc1 do polepsovny.
Ma pokutach v Traffic soudu
zaplaceno bylo Ia minuly ty-
den $1.256, o okresich zaplati-
Ii automobiliste pokuty v OBJ
nosu 1886. V dob6 Cd 18.
do 25. dubna hlaseno bylo de-
set osudnych nehod.
Salvador Pambalamins
dan byl S prerazenymi zebry a
jinym vnitrnfm zranenim do ne
mocnice, kdyz tezce zranen byl
ma neho pfevrzenym truckem
ma Stanwood avenue Belair
road. Jel ma trucku, jenz pre-
vrhl Sc, kdyz narazil ma lampu
u bezpecnostn1 zony. Tezce IRA
neny byl II rokG star.
-Felicitas Montgomery da-
ma byla do nemocnice s rozra-
zenou lebkou. Zranena byla
We srazce automobile ma Frank
lin ulici a garrison lane.
- Policejnfmi straznfky zat-
ceno bylo v pond6ll sest muz1,
kteri uj1zdeli ukradenem au-
tomobilu pc Hanover a Cam
den ulic1ch.
Automobil T1zeny mladf-
KEN asi 18 rokG starym prora-
zil spustenym zeleznicn1m "a
bradllm Pennsylvania drahy
ma Madison ulici a Guilford
avenue v nedeli rano v okam-
ziku, kdyz vlak Sc blfzil. Au-
tomobil prorazil zabradl1m a
ujel po Madison ulici ku Falls
way, kde ridicem opusten byl
Automobil byl sobotu ukra-
den Pauline Congklin re zadu
jejfho domu v 800 bloku st.
Paul ulice.
William T. Ford z Glen
burnie, roznasec Sum- do
dan byl do South Baltimore &c
neral nemocnice S rozbitou leb-
kou, kdyz v 1tery do jeho au-
tomobilu stojlc1ho ma pokraji
cesty ma Craine Highway vra-
zil truck, ktery z mfsta melody
ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Smith " cele Kalifornskeho
hlasovani.

Podle dosud nespoctenych
HAST pri 1tern1ch primarkach
We statu Kalifornii, New Yor-
sky governor, Al Smith, stojl
daleko v popredl svych dvou
demokratickych souperd, Rec
da a Walshe. We stTedu rano
ze 2.346 precinkt1 oznameno,
re Smith tam dostal 5000,
Reed 1902 a Walsh 12.119
hlas1. Vsichni tri jsou demo
krate. Walsh je katolik a pro
hibicn1k.
Republikansky cekanec jme.
novani "a kandidata president
skeho uradu, Hoover, dosta
daleko vice hlasG nezli vsichn
til demokratict1 soupeTi dohro
mady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Baltimore nejSpinavsjsi mssto
We Spoienych Statech.

M6sto nase prohlaSeno byl6
znaleckym zkoumanlm "a nej.
spinavejsi v Unii. Ze tomu tax
Jest, pripoust1 zdravotni komi
saf, DR.. Jones, v odpovedi svt
ma cetne stfznosti zenskych OBJ.
canskych organisaci, obchodni-
XII, majitelG realit a jinych.
Stiznosti vedeny, re zneciS-
Hovanf vzduchu skodf lidskemu
zdravi a re zavinuje ohromne
Skody ma majetku.
DR.. Jones utesuje Sc jedine
tim, re Baltimore nenf letosni-
no roku Spinavejsim nezli bylo
roku pfedesleho.
ze vymahanf zakonG, jichz
We smeru tom name v Balti-
more zasobu, nen1 zadnou leh-
kostf, tvrdf dale zdravotnf ko-
misaT.
Sedivy nebo cerny kour ne
smf vypousten byti z komfnd
pod trestem $25 a dalsfmi po-
kutami po $40 "a kazdy den,
ale jdete a vymahejte zakon
ten, povida -vam DR.. Jones.
Ze skorem nemoznostl bylo
zakon ten prosaditi, povida da-
lie DR.. Jones ukazuje ma podiv-
ny mozkovy usudek jednoho
radniho, ktery do hlavy sve 81
vtloukl, re elm vice koure, tim
vice businesu ze dostaneme.
Jednoho hffsnfka komisar
trikrate udal tento trikrate u
znan nevinnym.
DR.. Schrader, reditel burea
potravin a chemie, studoval
mezi jinymi mesty i mesto Bal
timore. Vyseril, ze prGmerne
ma kazdeu ctverecnl mill Bal
timore usedne kazdym rokem
1880 stop spiny, cili tolik, re by
il 80 zeleznicnfch uhelnlch va.
gonG naplneno byti mohlo.
st. Louis, ktere vlastne "a
nejSpinavejsi povazovano bylo,
ma spiny ma mill 900 ton, Gle
veland 700 ton, Pittsburg, kerry
"zakourenym mestem" jmenu-
jeme ma sp1ny kolem 1900 ton.
mesto sveta, Londyn v
Anglii, ma il We stredu mesta
426 ton, v pTedmestlch jenom
38 ton.
A ably Sc nam mesfakdm ma
81 RESIDENT v predmestich pTi-
lehajfc1ch okresfch potupne ne
small, pov1dame Jim S drem.
Schraderem, re predmesti Bal
timorska az pres 10 mil vzdale-
nosti, zvlast severnf sekce ma
Spfny daleko vice neil stred
mesta a tovarnf ctvrti. Jak to,
plate Sc? DR.. Schrader YAM
pov1da: Tovarny a zavody ma
il vysoke komfny, vystreluji
kour do znacne vyse, tento chy-
cen jest vetrem a neSen mile a
mile do dalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-05-04
Umuceni " jeskyns.

Kdyz diva pastevci patrali
po zbloudilych ovcich v horach
V Chihuahua, Mexiku, pfisli ma
jeskyni v nfz bylo asi sto lid
skych mrtvol, mumifm sc podo-
baj1cich. Jeskyne ia nachazi Sc
pod skaln1m 1tesem "a vesnici
San Juan Nepomuceno a neni
pochyby, ze celia ia spolecnost
byla vyvrazdena. V jeskyni
objeveny totiz stopy starych
provazd j kozenych prouzkd,
kterymi vsichni byli spoutani.
Mysll Sc, ze hnani byli do jesky
ne brzy pc pr1chodG Spaniel
skych obyvatelG. Otvor skalni
dutiny byl zazden,