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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-11
FOR RENT
COMPANY


FOR RENT-Modern s room fat,
End floor. 222 Sibley st. Also
garage. 224 Sibley St. Ham. 4:27
FOR RENT-Small cottage, 449 Elm
st. s12 per month. Hammond. 5;S:tf
FOR RENT-Pasture. Peter Mack.
rear Calumet Park, Stock Yards.
Burnham. Phone 1854. 5:9:6
FOR RENT-Store. S37 Calumet
ave. Corner Carroll ave-, Ham
rnond. 1886
FOR RENT-Four room fiat. 400
Gostlin st, Hammond. 6:10:2
FOR RENT-Store room in good To-
cation in Indiana Harbor. Inquire
1905. 18TH ST.. Indiana Har. 5:lO:3
FOR PENT-Dunes summer cottage.
Waverly Beach. beautiful view,
built on a dune overlooking lake,
SIS a week. Fl. S. Davidson, 242 La
Porte ave. phone SIR Whiting 5:10:3
FOR RENT-Garage. complete, s31
II Calumet ave. Inquire within
or 729 Grand ave, Chicago. VIM.
~Grossman. Ellis
FOR RENT-3 rooms, gas and cleo.
small family only. 1856 wilcox
st. Hammond. 5:1l
FOR RENT-Store. 22x40. living
rooms in rear. corner Walter ana
Fayette 81. Inquire First Trust &
Savings Bank, Hammond. 5;11:S
FOR RENT rooms in rear. 347
Sibley st. Inquire Friday. 2 to
IL a. M. 954 So. Holman ST., Ham
mond. 5:ll
FOR RENT-Garage, very reason
able. AS Summer st, phone Ham
mond S95-J. 3:ll
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W~ANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Laborers. piece work, av-
eragc. $3.50 to $500 per 10 hour
shirt. Anaconda Lead Products Co.,
151st ana McCook ave. East Chi
eago. 5:S:3
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
S. & M. Battery Service,
310 Fayette street, Ham
mond, phone 1855. ii-2s-tf

FOR SALE-I92f rriscoe. newly
painted, Al condition, Ian only
been driven 5000 miles Cannot
tell from new. A bargain. Terms
to suit. Call Hammond 3075 before
s p. IN. 5:9:S
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WANTED-Man, exp. in
repairing and finishing
furniture; Apply at once.
Edward G. Minas Co..
Hammond. S-ll-s
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FOR SALE-6 rm. house.
on so fit. lot, Harrison st.
sacrificed for quick sale,
account owner leaving the
city. Electric light, stove
heat, garage; Price reduc-
ed to 100000. Terms.
Phone Ham. 81. Woods,
Martin & Company, office
Hammond Tr. & Savings
Bank. S-lo-s
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FOR SALE-Modern 9 room house.
hot water heat. All modern con-
v~eniences. 52h IT. lot. Immediate
possession. 1343 Lake ave. Rob-
ertsdale. or phone 925-R Ham. 5:1O:3
FOR SALE-6 room brick bungalow
strictly modern and well built,
with double garage. This is a real
home and an exceptional bargain IL
taken at once For terms and parti-
culars cali at $40 Summer blvd.
Hammond. silly
FOR SALE-Beautiful new modern
four room bungalow on the south
side. All large rooms. enclosed
back porch. Holland furnace, laun-
dry tubs, etc, oak floors through
out. Exceptionally low priced. Small
cash payment. balance $500 per
month, including interest. Hargis
& Moore Company, 402 Hammond
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WANTED-Competent s~tenographer
for general office work: permanent
position. Address BIS, cares Times,
Hammond. 500
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W~ANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, no washing. reference re-
auired. 30 Rimbaeh ve., Ham
mond. 5;5:tf
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WANTED-Maid Tor general house-
work and cooking, no washing or
ironing. Salary $40 per month. Mrs.
j. A. Czachorski. 13304 Brandon ave-.
Hegewisch. III. Phone 964S. 1913
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WANTED-Ten men for
unloading Coal and Pig
Iron, piece work; see Mr..
Nokes, Wanner Malleable
Iron Co., Ham. s-s-s
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR sALE-l916 Indian For parti-
culars inquire SIS State St, third
floor. rear fiat. Hammond. 5:9:3
FOR SALE-Indian Motorcycle. in
good condition, cheap il taen at
once. 4a3 Hoffman ST.. Ham. s.1o2
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED : Coach dog. must be
Write Bis. care Times, Ham 5:10s3
WANTED TO BUY-A second hand
ice box. Phone 400 Ham. 5:10:tf
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GTEED. USED CARS.

One Buick touring. 4 cyl. 1925.
one Oakland touring. 1919, $500.
One Oakland touring, wire wheels
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27

down from Austin Sunday to visit
the Uher families.
Al Nelson and wife Of McGregor
are holi lay guests at the john kaska
home.
Bu1tram Walker of Milwaukee,
Wis, is spending the holidays with
relatives.
Frank Kuhn, Jr., and lady friend
Of Export are spending the holidays
with the formers parents.
Madeline and Joseph Nockels OF
Charles City are spending the holi-
days with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Busch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Winn spent
Christmas in Decorah with the lat.
ter's parents.
Misses Clara and Marcella Brog
hammer Of Cedar Falls are spending
the holidays with their parents.
George Ickel came up from lows
City, Saturday to join his wife her,
in holiday visit at the t. H. Hun
ker home.
Mrs. Frank Pletka and .daughtel
Ethel visited Spillville relatives yes
terday.
t. H. Goheen and Edna au,oed Il
| Lawler Sunday to spend Christmas.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27

spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
fied Luhman.
Edward Allen came down froe1
Cresco Saturday for a brief visit
with his friends Karl and George
Baker.
Clarence Aga and sister Marie
of Minneapolis arrived Saturday 80
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Aga and numerous other friends and
relatives.
Albert Aegerter returned Thurs
day from business trip 10 Grants
burg, Wis.
Mike Kratz of Cresco was Ridge
way visitor the latter par. OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Falk went tC
Decorah Wednesday to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Klemme re
turned Tuesday from a visit at Fay
cite with their daughter Mrs. j. l.
Parker and family.
Miss Bea Hrue of Cresco is visit
ing this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ellingson.
DR. and Mrs. Bockoven enjoyed +;
visited Tuesday with the former
brother who is a student at low;
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Natvig, of Law
Ter came Saturday for an over Sun
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27

ternoon, December 10th. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Leonard Hespy, a student of the
State University, Iowa City, arrivea
Thursday to spend Christmas at
home.
John Jordahl and son Clarence re-
turned Thursday to their home at
Lake Benton, Minn., after two
weeks visit here at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horn,
berger
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnson and
daughter Anita went to Cresco Mon.
day for brief visit at the A. w
Wentworth home.
Mrs. E. c. Hickey left Sunday fol
Lanesboro, Mimi, for an EXTENDED
visit with her daughter and son il
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Fruechte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Owen were
passengers Tuesday for Cresco t.
spend Christmas with the latter:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Koch.
Theo. Thompson passed away la..
Thursday, December 21, 1922, aftel
a two weeks Hines. Death due t.
pneumonia. Funeral services wer,
held Wednesday afternoon at tn,
Lincoln church.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Luhman lef
Sunday morning for Postville u
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
CALMAR..

Miss Eldie Grindeland of Charlie:
City is here visiting her parents.
Miss Esther Nystrom of Monona j:
spending the holidays here with hel
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Uher OF
Austin are spending the holidays
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Becker anC
daughter of Des Moines and Pau
Ode of the Minnesota University are
spending the holidays at the o. p.
Ode home.
Miss Hines is spending the holi-
days at Lawler.
Misses Hazel and Ethel Dyrland
and Edna Goheen were Decorail shop
pers Saturday.
Victor Walenta is now employed
as mail carrier at Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Krysan enjoyed a
visit from her brother and sister who
were on their way home to st. Lucas
for the holidays.
Ingvold Stromstodt of Milwaukee
is spending the holidays here with
his family.
Miss Louise Winger of Council
D4Nito - SPCiuAiS VIC hOLIddgS Will
her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Frerick are en-
joying visit from their children
during the holidays.
Mrs. +. A. Hennessy and daughter
returned Thursday from their visit
in Cambria, Wis.
Miss Marjory Mousehound of st.
Paul is spending the holidays here
with her mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Morton have
as holiday guests Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Morton and son of Max, No. OAK,
and Miss Ida Goltz of Cedar Rapids.
Miss Harriet Bailey is spending the
holidays at Postville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kellogg and
SON spent Christmas with relatives IN
Charles City.
John Terry of st. Paw IS spend-
ing the holidays here with friends.
Miss Helen Fiske is spending the
Holidays in West Union
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ringoen of
Ridgeway spent Sunday and Monday
at the Miller home.
Frank Krysan and family spent
Christmas day in st. Lucas with
relatives.
Rollin Baker and family of Ridge
way spent Christmas at the Steens-
land home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Uher spent last
Sunday in Spillville with the latters
mother.
Harry Twedell and family autoed
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
FORT ATKINSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle went tc
Postville Saturday TO spend Christ.
mas at the Bert Tuttle home.
Ida Kubish and Gertrude closeS
their schools Friday for a week.
vacation with a Christmas program
Celia Venerha returned Saturda.
after staying with the Frank Deeney
family near jackson several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle left OF
Wednesday for Mason City and For
Dodge for several weeks visit with
relatives
Alfred Nienhaus Of Calmar is Wis.
iting at the Morton Meyer home
this week.
Philomena Broghammer came from
Dell Rapids, So. OAK, to visit the
Schissel and Fred Einwalter families
several weeks.
Herman Lansing of Ossian visited
at Fred Tuttle home Thursday.
Mrs. Emery of st. Paul arrived
Saturday for several weeks visi;
with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Hurley.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Men
haus of Tripolia a son. Mrs. Men
haus was formerly, Cordelia Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle were
New Hampton callers, Tuesday.
VIII and Ed Rausch were in Clin-
ton getting a new car.
JOS. Rausch of Monona is visiting
his sons.
John Lansing of Ossian came on
last Friday for several weeks visit at
the Fred futile home
Otto Meaden, Win Doubek and
families spent Sunday with the Adj
Hlubek family.
Mrs. Charles Glass is visiting hen
daughter, Mrs. John Nienhaus in
Tripol.
Marguerite Weller has returned
from Charles City for several weeks
visit with her parents.
Our high school closed for a week
and the following teacher went home
to spend the holidays with their par
ents: Prof. Murphy, Waucoma, Pear
Canty, Lawler, Marie Broghammer
Viola Stevens, Decorah.
Irwin Bulgren was in DEBORAH last
Thursday.
Es--i 44--rs Z RI3erst RETURNED frrsl tUvu fiity
Wednesday after receiving medical
aid.
VIM. Summers was a Calmar cal
Ter Saturday.
Leonard Schissel who is employed
in Des Moines is home visiting his
parents.
Martin Meyer transacted business
in Decorah.
Mrs. Carl Stormmerger Of St.
Lucas was in town Saturday.
Louis Page came from Des Moines
Saturday to spend severa, days with
his mother.
Peter Houdek of Muscada, Wis,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents.
Adolph Hlubet principal of the
High School in Lake City, S. OAK,
is visiting his parents.
The following student attending
colleges and high school are home
for their vacation, Celia Houdek, Wa
terloo Eulalia Moser, Iowa City, AL
mar Schissel Dubuque.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
RIDGEWAY.

A. p. Anderson left Wednesday fol
Northwood, Iowa, to attend the fun
eral of his brother in law John Mel
son.
Miss Bina Brown of Cresco was a
guest Friday at the F. Ramseyer
home.
Miss Norma Johnson arrived last
Thursday from Mortified to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Johnson.
Ed ESpeseth went to Decorah Mon
day to visit his sister Mrs. Gus
Hamre.
Karl and George Baker went to
Calmar Saturday to visit their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Steens-
land. On Sunday they We're joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Baker who spent
Christmas with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Falk returned
Sunday to their home at LaMont,
Iowa, after a few days visit at the
Fred Falk home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daniels are en-
joying a visit with their daughter
and son in law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Griebel of Elkader.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Makepeace of
Decorah were Ridgeway visitors the
first of the week.
Mrs. Garms and son Harold of
Charles City arrived the latter part
of the week to spend Christmas at
the Louis Biel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ernest are
rejoicing over the arrival of twin
boys born to them Tuesday, Decem-
Der 10Th 1922.
Mrs. George Leferink of Cresco
was a business visitor in Ridgeway
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Seeley autoed to
Preston Sunday to spend Christmas
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Peterson. On their return
home they were accompanied by Mrs.
Seeley's sister, Miss Lueha Peterson
who will remain here until after the
holidays.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
f. church will meet at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. c. Clauson Friday af-
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
AVOID MISTAKES.
No Need to Experiment With De-
corah Evidence at Hand.

There are many well-advertised
kidney remedies on the market to-
day, but none so ELECTROMAGNETIC
none so Decorah recommended as
Doan's Kidney Pills. Ask your neig-
Dor. Read this Decorah case:
G. Gullickson, blacksmith, Main St.,
says: ! have found uothing better
than Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve
me of backaches, soreness and lame
muscles and other kidney disorders.
My work is strain on my back and
caused my kidneys to get out of or
der. At times my back has been so
lame / could hardly stoop over to
shoe horse but since have known
about Doan's Kidney Pills, / take
them when any of these troubles
come on and they always give fine
results. Doan's Kidney Pills are all
that is claimed of them"
! Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
RAVENA

Rudolph Sariede was county seat
caller on Monday.
Charley Kornmiller who worked
for Eber DeCou the past season re-
signed on Monday.
Miss Olivia Lansing who spent the
past week with her sister Mrs. Herb
Klisart at Ossian returned home on
Monday.
Mis- Minnie Lansing and Mrs. C.
Hauber of 0ssian were Dubuque
shoppers the latter par: of the
week.
Henry Lansing hauled some corn
to Ossian the fore part Of the week.
Charley Cole of Ossian called and
did some work for Frank Lansing on
Wednesday.
Joe Etteldorf of Festina visited at
Andrew Etteldorf few days the
past week.
Miss Larine Schroeder is working
for Mrs. Bill Wiltgen in High Ridge
at this writing.
August Lansing and Ole Benson
hauled hogs to ossian market or
Wednesday.
John o. Meyer hauied so hogs to
Ossian market on Saturday.
Andrew Etteldorf was a Decorall
caller on Monday.
Frank and Albert Lansing autoed
TO Decorah Saturday and spent over
Sunday with their brother Fred and
family north of Decorah and Mon
day they and Fred autoed TO Canton
and Harmony, Mimi, on business,
returning Monday evening. They
say the roads sure were in Q. X.
shape.
Ben Eimers visited Herman Bush
at Calmar on Friday.
Louise Etteldorf autoed TO Post
vile on Saturday.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE

Johnnie Humphry, wife and child
ren and Tom Humphrey and family
were entertained at the Fred kop-
pen home Sunday evening.
Miss Mark spent Sunday night
with Bernice Feltis.
Roy and Walter Barth and Vern
Bender were Hesper callers Tuesday.
Ed Watts was a business caller in
Hesper the 18th.
Salve Salveson purchased a new
Ford car Monday.
Willie Welch and Clarence Rolf
shus were Hesper callers Wednes-
day evening.
James Ramlo was a caller at the
Willie Welch home Thursday.
Walt Darlington and Martin John
son were Hesper callers Thursday
evening.
Fred and Earl Foltz, Roy and
Leonard johnson and Iver Flack
We're Hesper callers Friday.
0. Molstad went to Lacrosse Satur-
day to spent the week end with his
wife who is in the Lutheran hos
pital at that place. Mrs. Molstad is
getting along as we'll as possible.
a. Mile -Nelca--anA MeIe Hes
per callers Friday evening.
Willard Peacock and Willie Welch
were business callers in Mabel F1i-
day forenoon.
Several from this vicinity helpec
Willie Welch saw wood Friday af-
ternoon.
Mildred Anderson and Pauline Cs-
gaard called on Bernice Feltis the
18th.
Prof. McMillen, Miss Mark and
Berniee Feltis attended study center
in Decorah Saturday.
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27

day visit at the John Gessel home
Miss Dorothy Ellington Of Preston,
Mimi, is visiting this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ellings3n
Decorah public opinion., 1922-12-27

simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Gullickson had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y. (D
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ARCIVEVODA POkUTOVAN

Widen, 9. dubna. - U Zdej-
siho policejniho soudu pokuto-
van byl vtera arcivevoda Sal
vator, bratranec zyecneleho eX-
cisare Karla 1000 korunami
pro sucastneni Sc monarchiStlc-
kych demonstraci volani =
"Dolu republikou!' Salvador
nedavno prisahal vernost re-
publice proto smell sc We Vi
dni ubytovat. Nyni bude snad
op6t vypovezen. V lnsbrucku
byvaly rakousky ddstojnik }.
Picki spachal samovrazdu,
kdyz casopisy oznamovaly, ze
ieho byvaly velitel karel We Wy
hnanstvi Zemrel.
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DOZNAVAJi USPECHY UNIE.
TEZARI PREKVAPENI ROZSAHEM STAVKY v NE
UNIOVYCH REVfRECH

New York. II. dubna. = Rychle pronikan stayky do
uniovych oblas byo dnes doznavno hlavnim sr
zeni m6kkouhelnych tezard.
"Neprita ziskava pudu mnohem rycheii nez jsme
kva pravil predseda jedn6 Pennsyvanske poatnost
obdrzeni teegramu Greensbug Pa srdc sporeho neuno
veho uzemi enz sdeloval
Stavka rozsa do cele z casti okresu Fayette Row
nez eden dh Greenshugskem reviru ieden Ligonier
til okresu Westmoreland.'
Tezari doznavai re cd zahajeni savky organsatordm
Spoenych ddnich d6nika Amerky podarilo zskat
uni skoro vsechny havie revech okresu Westmoreland
Fayee Phillip Murray mistopfedseda havifske organace
pravi sili SVEN sekava sp6chem neienom Penn
sylvanii. ale take Zdpadni Virgni a Kentucky
Do konce minuleho tvdne so neuniovch havrn
pfipojlo nasi organisac prav Ones die sporych
zprav ktere az dosud dosly bzme ychle 6sc IS
cent *
Mez zaspci t6zard havifn vrdouhe'ne panvi dosud
vyiednava a6ko n6ktere mens neshody byy rovnany
ocekava hlavnl sweden bude pozadavsk havfh
2Oprocenni zvyseni mzdy.
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NESTASTNA RODINA.
TRETf JEJf GLEN SESEL NASILNOU SMRTf
Sc SVETA

San Francisco, IL. dubna. Armadn komise ez WISE
tfovaa smrt Franka w. Duryeay eho byte
shedaa spacha sebevrazdu zastreenn avak pohnuka
cnu zustava nada'e zahadou.
Duryea, Glen mionaTske new-yorske rodiny, soua 20
diva roxy zmori vyzbroj odboru posedn rok by pfi
delen financnmu odboru devat6ho armadnho boru Cal
40 roku veku naezen sv6nc Preside voienske
reservaci mrtev revolverem
Byl synem zesnueho Duryea, veterana obcanske
vaky clenem rodny, ez vastni Duyea Starch Manuac-
turing Co. V New Yorku
New York, H. dubna. Pi Frank w. Duryea-ova omdle
Ia kdyz zv6d6la ieji naezen by voen-
ske reservac Presido San Francisku Pfizrak nasne
smrt patrne vznaSe mad vsem muzm ceny
rodiny ~ sVfW2E%s
Prvn obet byl gen. Hiram Duryea enz vedl Zuavy OBJ
canske vace ienz s. kvetna, 1914 by zabt svym synem
Chesterem Chester jenz stTe otce kdyz odepfe mu dat
wan, N. Y TS'sF
Druhy Cen rodiny zhynu svoii vlasni rukou. Byl tc
Harry H Duryea jenz naezen by zasrelen 27 dubna
Nynf tmtez zpsobem skonc jeho brat Frank W. Duryea
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BANDA VYLUPOVACU BEzPECNOST-
MICH P0KLADEN Y MOO
0RADU,
historic MANzELKY ZLOCINCE.
ZATCENI JINE SKUPINY LUPICU, KTERf Sc CHTE.
Ii TAKTEZ v CLEVELANDE USADITI

ska jeji byla tax mocnou, ze cd
n6ho neustoupila, jelikoz byla
pevne pfesvedcena, re jej prec
ien uvede ma cestu k poctive-
mu zivotu. V snatek pry vstou
pill V New Yorku pred tfemi
roxy cd te DOLBY stale byli ma
svatebni cest6, vandrujlc me
sta do mesta. Posledns Sc po-
divny parek zdrzoval Mil
waukee, odkud Hofmanova od-
iela do Clevelandu, kde m6la
vvGkavati pfichod muze. Ia
vyslechu proievovala nejvetsi
obavy, aby Sc o jeji prihoda
niceho nedozv6dela jeji matka
bydlici New Jersey.
Polapenim t6cHo osob do
mniva Sc policie miti moci
organisovanou bandu, jez sc
hodlala usaditi k dalsf "cinno-
sti" Il mas V Clevelande.
Do jisteho stravniho domu
ma Euclid ave piistehovali Sc
, fri iini muzi. ieiichz rozhovor
vvslechnut byl spolubydlicimi.
r ,6i y, Il TAX node2releho oh
sahu, ze byla uvedomena poll
Gle, iez "ptatkGm sahla ma
zub". Low mono nazvati We
lice st'astnym, neb z novJch O.
byvatel naseho m6sta Sc vyklu-
bali velice neebzpecnf vytecni-
ci. Jsou to sice mladici, ale
Sc znamenitymi zkusenostmi.
21-lety Earl Runyon 19-letV
Frank Miller, oba z Findlay
23-letv Herbert Smith Chica-
ga. SpoleGnost tato vykradla
| We Findlay zelezafskv obchod,
kde Sc ozbrojili revolver a
nutnvm strelivem. natez ukra
| denem We Fostorii automobile
Sc pustili do Clevelandu, 5de V
zmin6nem stravnim dome kuli
plany k vykradeni iisteho OBJ
chodu We Findlay. Dale wall
V zmin6nem zelezarskem OBJ
chod6 krabici Sc S1346. Pri "a
tceni nasli Il Mich detektivove
udane zbrane ieste S1346 ma
hotovosti. Vsichni til honzev-
nate "a yinu jim kladerh To-
itiny poplraji.
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CEkAJf MA LEPSf PO-
VETRNOST.

Kapverdske ostrovy, 10. IL
nora. - PortugalSti aviatiko-
We majlci V umyslu zaletet az k
brazilsk6mu pobfezi, jsou zde
posud. Vyckavaji prlznivejsi
povetrnosti, ktera by jim vZdu-
choplavbu usnadnila. Ma le-
tn 2 kanarskIch ostrovn sem
NELL pocasi nepriznive, "a ne
hoz kompas ma aeroplanu Sc
Jim porouchal, take museli sc
ldit jen die slunce. Plavba ia
vykonana vSak nekolika no
dinach, kdezto nyni jde o ce-
stu nejdelSi. Brazilska vlada
vysle aviatikum vstric jeden
kriznik a mimo to bude AWAIT
kun pomoci radiogramu ozna-
movat, Jake pocasi panuje Ma
brazilske pevnine. BraZilska
bitevnice Para odplula k ostro-
va Fernando Noronba. kde a
viatikove ucini dalsi zastavku.
Ayiatikove jsou pritomne ma
Kapverdach V prfstavu sv. To-
mase kdy nejdelsi let svuj
podniknou, neni urcite znamo.
Bude tax nepochybne We dvou
neb tfech dnech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-12

Jak bylo oznameno, zatcena
byla hotelu Cleveland Y pa
tex jista zena, Il niz V kufrech
nalezeny byly veci, iakych o.
bycejni cestuiici zridka po sv6-
te voZi. Krone osmerych no.
dinek, revolverd, objeveny i
nastroje, kterIch uzivaji hlav-
ne vItecnici, kteri podnikajl i
pravidelne yypravy ma vylupo-
,yani bezpeGnostnieh polka den.
L domn6le cestujici vyklubala
Sc 26-leta Rosa Hofmanova
iez Sc pfiZnala, re Bostonu
ZatGeneho manzela provazela
.jen 2 ,asky. Byla prodavac-
kou V jednom departmentnin
lobchode, kdyz lupite poZnala
a lined Sc don az po uSi zami-
lovala. Dosud pry ]el mlluJe
a malo pry dba, jakeho druhu,
jest jeho zamestnani a vratila
by Sc k nemu opetne, kdyby
byl ma svobode. To vSak pujde
ztezka, neb uiady sotva necC
ma tax horouci lasku dali. Po.
divuhodnym jest, ze pro stei.
nou vinu zde zatceny Denny
/ Dennis, vlastne take znamy
pod iinIm jmenem Donald Ho-
liday, jest bratrem Hofmano-
I've.
Zatcena Ia priiezdu do Gle
velandu snazila Sc podezrelych
lveci Sc zbaviti. Domnely ieji
muz, William Hoffman, alias
Russell, take n6kdy pod jme-
mem Holiday, jest drzan dve-
ma jinymi muzi V Bostonu pod
zarukou $4,000 pro vykrade-
nj pokladny Y Aurora. H., pro
uprchnuti z ohioske statni kaZ-
nice, kde sobe odpykayati mel
pfisouzeny mu trest "a vloupa-
nj, krone nekolika jinych ie-
ste vroubku, ktere ma Il soudu
chicazskych.
Y Clevelande zatcene zen6
byla ukazana fotografie pana
manzela MoGineckem albu,
coz il tax dojalo, zs omdlela.
Pozdeji vyprav6la, re jest6
pred snatkem Sc 0 ieho pobytu
" trestnici dozvedela, ale re Ia