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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
WEST MOSCOW

Guy Temple and his wife are re-
turning to Troutdale, where they will
remain all summer at the sporting
camps. Guy Temple will fill the
position of camp guide while his wife
will perform the duties OF cabin girl.
A horse belonging to Weymouth
Collins decided to test the condition
of the roads last Thursday night. In
some way he got loose and made his
way out of the barn to the roadway
finding the roads soft with no footing
he lost his head and foundered along
the road for over mile. He was
Finally put in Leo Hills barn, whefe
he found more comfort and better
footing.
The Cafatunk stage that daily pass
es down the river road. was marooned
in Bingham village several days last
week on account of impossible roads,
Clyde Dunton and family are ex-
peoted home right away from the
woods where they have been all win
ter. II will look good TO see their
house open once more.
Ed Berry had a carload of flour ar
rive last week. Some 200 barrels
in all.
For our readers who live in the
land of sunshine. 1t might be inter
esting to learn that right here April
1st there is still four feet of snow
on the ground II is getting pretty
soft now and is going fast. but travel
is almost impossible.
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HARMONY !

E Miss Irma Willis left last Friday
afternoon to spend Saturday and Sun
day with friends and relatives in Ben
ton. vassalboro and Oakland.
Miss Gladys Dickerson has been
sick with grippe, but is better at this
writing.
Mrs. Paul Field is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. w. G. Kimball.
Supt E. A. Pattee attended the Sc
basticook Teachers Association. at
Hartland last week.
The new officers appointed by the
seIectmen this year are as follows:
Truant officer, f. s. Reed; board OF
health. DR.. r. G. Rowland. ]. L. John
son. E. S. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Herrick. Sam
ueI Herrick, E. A. Pattee. Jennie
Chadbourne and Beatrice Russell at
tended the Pomona Grange last We'd
nesday at Newport.
Miss Pauline Cilley has been sick
for the past week with an liberated
tooth.
Mrs. Edith Micue who was night
nurse for William G.. Bailey, was CAL
led to Dover-Foxcroft by the illness
of her brother. A nurse from Ban
gor is taking her place.
On April 5th, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cobb, fine nine pound boy.
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NAI.BONS MILLS

Mrs. ]. Verne Wiley returned Sat
urday from visit to her son Law
renee Wiley who is attending the
Northeastern College in Boston. Mr..
Wiley was unable to go on his mail
route on Monday because of illness,
case Of grip.
These are signs OF spring. within
the past few days many spring birds
have appeared. robins, hluebirds. song
sparrows, pee wees and purple grac-
kles have been noticed. while several
large socks of wild geese have been
seen flying very low to the north
ward. All very welcome signs and
sounds after the hardest winter in
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Earle and
son hurry who went to Vassalbore
on Saturday to visit relatives, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Seamans and baby,
Jr., visited her parents, Mr..
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Louise Trip and children are VS.
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
r. Hall at Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Thomas have
returned from Kingfield where they
have been employed this winter.
The Thursday evening prayer will
be held at Mrs. Jane Clarks and also
the Willing Workers meeting in the
afternoon.
New Portland Grange No. 112 held
a fine meeting Saturday afternoon,
April z.
+. While chopping wood Henry Wen
dali cut his index finger OF the left
hand now has to require amputation
at the first Joint.
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DODLIN DIST NORRIDGEWOCK

Work commenced on Marbles quar-
ry, Monday, April 9th.
A number of neighbors gathered
at the home of Walter McIntire for
sing last Wednesday evening. Re-
freshments were served. All went
home declaring that they had passed
pleasant evening.
William Smith has returned from
Bingham, where he has been for a
short time.
The roads in this vicinity are very
bad. The school team did not come
for the children Thursday or Friday.
Thursday, neither the Smithfeld
stage nor the mail carrier We're able
to go.
Little Hazel Damren has been quite
sick.
Leah Austin spent Wednesday night
with Fannie Mitchell.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our neighDors and
friends for their kindness during the
time of our great sorrow; also fdf the
beautiful flowers given by our friends
and neighbors of Moscow.
Lora W. Chadbourne
Leslie Chadbourne and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chadbourne
Leon ". Chadbourne
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman McAllister
Madison. Maine, April ~, 1928"
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NEW PORTLAND

Charles Hoyt returned from
in Pennington Saturday
her young nephew, Norman
flth her.
Fa Merrill Is reported to be
poor health.
alant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwell has been named Cecil
cassie Fish of Belfast is Wis
4 mother, Mrs. Laura Strick-
I brother Forrest.
% the very bad condition of
rs the stages have been I'M
make their regular trips the
kk.
Kisses Alice Davis and Ger
lood spent the week end in
\
Hale is reported to be i'll
\ fu.
PRTII NEW PORTLAND
ohn Berry is spending a few
n her daughter and family
k.ld.
Pargent is home from STRAIT
IRE he has been worltinc fh;e
euazweelikit Club met with
ooott Monday evening. Re-
US Of sandwiches, fancy
olives and coffee were served
|'lles won first prige, Mar
N, consolation.
Crosby has returned from
and will visit her parents
tys.
count of the bad roads the
not make trips Thursday
norton, Charles Parker and
'npp went to Pennington
The latter will visit his
0aoy at Chesterville for a
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ROME

Miss Annie Thurston. student at
New Sharon high school is very ill
with the grip at her boarding place.
A daughter, Clare Eta. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Almon Meservey on
April /. Mrs. Bert Varney OF Wen
ma is caring for mother and child
Miss Agnes Tracy of Sidney Is Wis
iting relatives and friends In town.
Edwin Kelley loaded o car load of
shovel blocks at Belgrade Saturday,
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MERCER

hid Mrs. Frank Hartford re-
visit from Uncle Simon Wal
|Fayette. He made the trip
}, bringing Henry Hartford
b. Mr.. Walton is eighty-four
Ind made the trip of about
Niles home alone.
) Walton is in Skowhegan SER
the jury, during his absence
blton's father, Frank Hartford
Ne there and doing the work.
was received the last of the
NJ Mrs. belmont Bunker who
bssachusetts must undergo an
IN.
Bacon has returned from
Where he has been at work.
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BIGILOW HIJu

Morris Austin visited in Cornville
one day last week.
Myra Folsom had as her guest over
the week end, Hilda Trask of Show
hogan.
Mrs. c. G.. Luce is confined to her
home by illness. -
Tobey Robinson has returned to
his home in Auburn, after spending
two weeks with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Merchant at their
home on the back road.
The condition of Mrs. Orie Mitch
ell, who is confined to her home by
Illness does not improve as fast as
her many friends would wish.
Mrs. Coleman Austin is caring for
her and Miss Emily Lambert of Corn
Vile is at Mrs. Austin's doing her
work for few days.
Halsey, Floyd and Julia Mitchell
are visiting at their grandmother
Mrs. Julia Mitchell's in Skowhegan.
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and Mrs. Jos Thibideau in Clinton
recently.
Quite crew of men have been
shoveling the deep snow out of the
road in the Whittemore district on
the Notch road, this week.
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please send me your paper for
life" You sent me such q nice re-
hinder today that | drop everything
and send at once SO writes Roscoe
V. Hurd. q jeweller and dealer in
precious stones. gold and silver at
1876 West 23rd ST, New York.
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EMBDEN

Virgil Hilton has gone to Vassal-
boro to work in the mill.
Effle Drew of Scion was visitor
at her sisters, Mrs. Flora Walkers
last Wednesday.
Rof Walker has been hauling his
fertilizer from Scion station.
Boardman Berry has been cutting
wood on the Kinsley Foss' place.
Roy Walker has been hauling his
mer Berry's last Monday.
Harlon Boyngton has been taking
inventory in this part of the town.
Mrs. Dana Witham is at Madison
working for Herbert Flanagan.
Mrs. Fred Ward who has been in
poor health all winter, was able to
attend Grange meeting Saturday.
We understand that Chester Flan-
ders has sold his farm.
Gerald Wttham is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Witham. p1N
Grant Witham was In Austin Ber-
rvs neighborhood Monday to see
about the roads.
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STRATTON

Charles Watson is visiting friends
down river this week
d. l.. Churchill has returned from
trip to North New Portland and
other places down river
Ed Morton who has been at Jones
Camps. the most of the winter, is
stopping at S. M. Lisherness.
Effie Sedgeleys Marion Blanchard
and Louis blanchard have returned
to their school in Pennington.
Mrs. Clyde Hall who was at the
hospital at Strong for a while, has
returned home.
Clyde Vaughn and wife have moved
up on the George Vaughn farm.
Clinton Meader has his Buick car
all painted and fixed up so to be
ready to run it between here and
Pennington this summer.
George Vaughn and wife are liv-
ing with Mrs. Vaughn's mother, Mrs.
Orrin Taylor for the present.
B. f. Blanchard has gone to work
for the S. NJ Co.
William Sargent has gone to North
New Portland
Jim Bass is helping Charles Tague
on the S. M. Co. team.
Bruce Vaughn has finished work
for the S. NJ. Co
Lonnie Blanchard is driving one
of the teams at the birch mill.
A. B. Sargent has returned from
trip down river.
J. A. LeClair has returned to work
after being off by an injury to his
fingers.
Norman Landers has returned to
his school at North Bridgton, after
passing his vacation at home.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-12
JACKMAN

SCISSORS Harry A. Young, Ed
,tler and VIM. Thibodeau be-
|ur the valuation of taxes
I. s. Moore met with a pain
|lent April 4. See fell on
6nd broke her arm above the
Ind hurt the elbow so that
Il to the hospital to have the
|pplled. Her friends are all
by for her.
! Holden was at work in
Lumber Co. mill and was
|hot box and had a file In his
"a in some way the belt hit
and drove 1t into his face,
a bad wound. He is getting
icely at this writing.
Il attendance in Lincoln Prim-
Dol for winter term: Ogden
Dorothy Caravan, Roland Du-
bred Holden, Thomas Hughey,
bed, Walter Reed, John Merle
Drv.
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LAR0NE

Owing to the fact that Dir. Storer
and Miss Hare. the county demonstra-
tors, were unable to procure a team
to take them out they were not pres
ent at the Bureau meeting on April
9Th. However, the meeting was
turned into a social gathering when
about twenty-five met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Winslow and a
general good time was had. But
the house is still standing. A boun-
tiful dinner was served at noon.
Owing to much snow you must look
out for the low down fruit trees and
the bushes and take away the snow
from the limbs or sprinkle ashes
around them or even sand is good,
providede you can find any.
Augustus Gleason is now stopping
with hts son on the sons farm about
two miles out on the Watervlle road.
K. A. Covell, one of our towns IA
Tiers, was in this section last week
in the interest of taxes.
An orchard pruning demonstrating
meeting will be held on April 18th at
A. Fl. Buzzell's.
Our mails are certainly very ir-
regular owing to the bad roads.
Mrs. John Puffer has returned from
visit with relatives in Rumford.
F.. w. Farley has purchased span
of horses.
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UNITED STATES IsRAxCH OF THE
NORTHERN AssURANCE COM
PANY. LIMITED, OF LON
DOx, ENGLAND
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bed two days last week from effects
OF the grippe.
1t seems as though the grippe has
had quite grip on all the residents
of this vicinity at times this winter.
Claude Goodrich butchered a young
hog one day last week. II dressed
about $50 pounds.
Mr.. Coolong was business caller
at c. Goodrich zone day last week.
Looks as though spring might get
here some day. Many f1ocks of wild
geese have been seen to go over the
robins have come and now and then
once in a while, little bare ground
shows through
Cheer up, it's most time to be plant
Ing the garden.
Alfred Curtis has been hauling wood
to Bingham village the past week;
going by way of Lanes logging road.
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GOODRICH HHLL-BINGHAM
We are all glad to hear that Mrs.
Alfred Curtis is able to be up again
Her mother has returned to her home
in Bingham village.
Mrs. Claude Goodrich was i'll in
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|, Interesting News Of
|n,tsst's Busy Towns
CANAAN

+. vas held at Town Hal a. !
: s'e" canaan np''i high i; school.
o. a small attendance De-
|, va y. bad travelling. Ing. An noan
4 i ~ billed for Saturday even
III z s.s Earl Burrill and
kna nd, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs Mr..
80 ss,s on Sunday and also
K a' On aged aunt Mrs. saran
| ,,.,, Of waterville is the
/, h1 nis parents Mr.. and Mrs.
o s',.,la Gowen of somerville
l Ilasi' Friday for a visit with
TN, mrs Fannie Drawn ana
Mrs. Merle Harris; , W.T.,
Y Wa Arlene and Carolyn VIII
= o csowbegan were guests OF
p P,,, '' Mrs. Bertha Furber dur
(ati0n. po,,o roturnad
~ w. skowhegan after a visit
~ grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
',.,ie Cover, who has been
,se winter in Watervihe with.
. sDl Mrs. Muriel Low
L,ned home Friday.
| Harriet Lord is assisting in
I,oalee during the illness OF
brock school has been discon-
], me week on account of
Ioudltions of the roads. y
A Maxield and his assist
!, Goodrich made the RID
praay on foot.
a Hrs. Moses Furber were
n Nh and Mrs. Raymond
aloxhegan one day recently.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
POLAPENY CEKOVNf
PODVODNfK.

32-lety Raymond J. Dennis
z Chicago vymyslil zvlaStni
zpisob v okradani velkych OBJ
chodG v dolenim .mest6. Pri
tplaceni vykazoval Sc cekem
spolu obalkou ma jejiz adre-
Sc bylo stejne jmeno jako ma
ceku. ably vzbudil v6tsf DOZEN,
ze eek jest pravym. Jak sc RI
ka, "chodi Sc dzbanem tax
dlouho pro vodu az Sc ucho
utrhne,"; tax Sc take stale Den
nisovi, byl vycihan detektivy a
dopaden prave pri novem pod
vodnem pokusu. v majetkn
zatceneho bvlo nalezeno n4ko-
lik podobnych obalek, ktere
nevitany host z Chicago kradl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03

Diva garazi dopadeni muzi
byli sebrani spolu ale skonfi-
skovanem spiritusu nechteli
niceho v6deti. Garaz pry mi
mo sluzby automobilove slou-
lila i "a skladist6 kdo pry
Sc mdze preav6deovati, co KITE
ra flaska neb plechovka v IL
trobach svojich taji.
sVsevedouci policie Sc ale
domniva, ze zasoba alkoholu
jest V jistem vztahu nedav-
no ukradenym lidem The
Liberty Carriage & Storage Co.
ma Elm ave. a River rd., jak
prohlasuje August Zitzman,
jenz cely najezd ma zmin6nou
garaz komandoval.
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v GORDON PARKU UTOPE.
ny cESKY HOCH.

Ma pobrezi v Gordon paku
koupal Sc vcera odpoledne We
spolecnosti sesti jinych spolu-
d1uhG cesky 'hoch, 14-lety Jirf
Kolousek, bytem v els. 2314
vych. 81. i'll. Hosi sc We vode
hav;li, jak mladez ma We zvy-
ku a teprve po delsi chvili po-
hresili Jiriho. Hledali zprvu
zmizeleho druha po parku a
kdyz shanka byla bezvysled-
nou, oznamili pripad pobrezni
strait. Kolousek Jiri vstoupil
do vody Sc peti kamarady o
rOk starsim bratrem Rudolf
fem, jiz pozdeji odpoledne,
kdy okraj jezera byl jiz opu-
steny. Bavili Sc as 20 stop od
brehu metanim kamenki po
hladine jezerni, kdyz pojed-
nou byl .Jifi jednfm z hochd
pohfesen, coz sc stale as hodi-
nu po vstupu do vody.
"Myslili jsme zprvu, ze ode
sel", pravil Rudolf "a teprve.
kdyz jsme jej nemohli najiti,
oznamili jsme to pobfeznimu
dozorci." Tyz, Tomas Camp
bell lined Sc potopil nasel
mladsiho KOlouSka We hloubce
asi p6ti stop. Nebohy hocn
byl pod vodou po cele dve no.
diny a tn arci zdstaly vsechny
ozivovaci pokusy marnymi.
Rudolf, die novinai'slke zpravy
sci domd drive nez-li bezdu-
che telo bratra bylo nalezeno
a 0 smrti bratrov6 dozvedel Sc
Sc zdrcenvmi rodici, kdyz tuto
smutnou novinu prisla oznami-
ii policie.
Nebohy JIM Jest letosni Is.
obeti zdejsi kaupaci sezony.
TAX tfzkou ramou osndu po-
stizene rodine vyslovujeme ma
81 uprimnou soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
UMRTf HARDINCOVO A
CLEVELAND.

Sotva, ze sc rozsirila truhla
zvest skonu presidenta Har-
d;nga spusteny byly ma dukaz
smutku ma vsech vefejnych bu
dovach vlajky do prostred ste
znd a mayor Kohler zanajil
akci k 1rednim smutecnim pro
jevIm jeste b6hem patku
bude nacrtnut program, jak
by m6sto nase uctilo pamatku
prvniho Irednfka, zemreleho
u vykonavani svych povinno-
sti.
V n6kterych chramech "a
vznely zvony hned po pricho-
du prvni depese, talk zejmena
" katedrale sv. Jana ma vych.
8. ul. Superior ave. a dopo-
!edni listy prinasi celou fadu
posmrtnycn vzpominek promi-
mentnich spoluobcanG, v6no-
vanych pamatce zemreleho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
K HISTORU "TRAVIcU"
ZAVODNfCH KONf.

Jisteho clevelandskeho OBJ
chodnika zachranila pred "a
tccnlm ieho costa ma prazdni-
ny. Jest totiz V podezreni.
re Sc su6astnil omamwani "a
vodnich behomu, coz Sc dalo
"a lcelem spekulaci ma vets;
moznost vyher. Domheleho
sDiknuti mefo Sc s'dcastniti ais
50 sportovcu, kteri timto zpG-
sobem korigovali We vlastni
prospecn pani Steatenu. Pet
spekulantu Jest liz "a mrizemi
a sestym mel bvti prave zmi-
n6ny Cleveland'an. Kdvz do
~ucovan bvl zatvkac, bylo w
romocnemu Serifovi Bo,lesovi
sdeleno. re hledana kapacita
Drave podnikla delsi vylet au-
tenn. z ktereho Sc vrati as "a
mesic. Take tento "pritel wi
rat" jest obvinen. ze spolupI-
sobil ma zavodisti v North
Randall. kde davan bvl konim
cukr. prosycenv narkot:ckym
prostredkem, 2 nehoz kone mi.
sto aby bezeli k cili "jankova-
It6H".
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PODRoBNOsTI REKORDNf
PLAvBY JEZEREM ERIE.

l0VNNNy AA-G'&l uCC0 Gully :
NJ. C. A. Carbis A. Walker,
vratil Sc vcera odpoledne do
Clevelandu, ably Sc po mama
haven sportovnim vykonu 70
,tavil a nabyl opetn6 krajne W.
ce1rpanych sill. z vody vystou
pill v 5:27 hod. rano v Lorain
prave 20 hodin a 12 minut Cd
dolby. kdy vskccil do jezera
blize Pelee Point odkud zapo-
cal zapasiti Sc vzdalenosti 33
mil. We veslafskem clunu byl
sledovan ctyrmi sporty, kteri
dosvedcuji, ze Walker proplul
vzdalenost bez vetsi inavy a
|uplne bez pomoci. Doznavajl,
ze byli veslovanim v jeho bez-
prostredni blizkosti ma konci
cesty pfi nejmensim tax zna-
|veni iako Walker sam.
Motorovy clun "Argus" ma
|jetek krajana, smirciho soudce
w. j. Zoula, ffzeny komodo-
rem zdejsiho veslarskeho klu-
bu Charlesem B. Solderem,
zprvu sledoval jak plavce, tax
|veslare, odiplul do Put-in-Bay.
aby nalozil gasolin, ale kdyz
|po poledni znovu -vyplul ztra-
til kazdou stopu po. sportov-
cich. Pc marnem hledani u
chylil Sc ARGUS" ma noe do
North Bay ma ostrove Pelee a
teprve pozdeji dopoledne pri-
byl do Lorain, kde Walker a
jeno privodci-veslafi jiz dav-
no odpocivali.
Walker odpocival "a plavby
delsi chvili jen jednou, drze Sc
okraje veslovky, kdyz Sc posi-
loval tekutou potravou. Jinak
ustal V plavbe jen kaz;le dve
hodiny, kdy Sc ma tri minuty
clmu pridrzoval. V posledni
met6 zt6zoval plavbu znacne
studeny proud. smerujici cd
brehu. Hne'd po vystoupeni
ma breh byly udy vytrvaleho
plavce podrobeny masazi pTi-
|volanym lekafem, nacez sc
Walker pocilil neIkolikahodino-
wynn spankem, ale jeste tehoz
|odpoledne odjel do Clevelan-
du.. Az dosud sc pred Wake
rem nepokusil nikdO o pfeplav
blu jezera .jeho vykon tudiz
Idluzno povazovati do jiste mi
ry "a rekordni, pokud SIC jeze-
,ra Erie tyce.
: V roku 1875 preplM anglic-
Ky kanal kapitan Matthew
+. Webb, vZdalenost 35 mil "a
21 hodin a As minut a Charles
3. Durborrow z Filadelfie jed
nou proplul "a mil "a pouhych
II hOdin "A minut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
OBzALOVAN1 WHITFIELD JAKO SVE-
DEK VLASTNfH0 PR0CESU.
.VYPOVEDI JEHO SOUHL ASf JEN CA
STECNE Sc SVEDKY OBzALOBY.
JAK Sc SEZNAMIL MARIl PRIcEOvoU.

hes "a prohlldky nasel znacny
pocet bednicek sc zapalovaci,
pochazejicich z kradeze, pro
jeiichz prijimani byl vlastne
take pdvodne zatcen.
Smutnym obrazkem dnesni
morally bylo vypraveni, KITE
rak Sc Whitfield seznamil $
| Marii Priceovou, dnes stare
patnact a pGl rokd. Vypravel
kterak pred pull druhym rokem
prijel "a obchodem do Fort
Wayne, kde k menu do hote-
lu prisel pritel a pozval jej do
domu "radosti' ma Lewis ul.,
kde shledal Friceovou ieste $
jinymi devcaty We spolecnosti
veselych mladiku. Matka div
ciny sedela ma verande zmine-
memo domu. Vyzval pry Ma
Ri k projizd'ce, nacez tato bez
vahani do stroje vsedla. Pa
rex odjel do Decatur. Po W.
letu pax navazana byla dalsi
znamost, jez vyvrcholila sko-
rem tyz den, re Whitfield
stravil v dome Priceovych ce-
lou noe. Kdyz Sc vratil do
Clevelandu, cekalo ma nej liz
psani special delivery, v
n6mz byl zenami vyzyvan, aby
sc brzo do Fort Wayne vratil,
coz Whitfield ais "a deset dni
take splnil. nejen to, ale wal
svoji "mladou lasku" sebou
do Clevelandu. Priceova by
dlela V n6kolika bytech, az
konecne 81 il wal Obzalovany
do vlastniho bytu, kde il mel
4
pri svoii manzelce legalni. Pc
vyslechu obzalovameho nebude
as vypovidati jiz zadny sve-
!. dek a Whitfield podroben bu-
dc krizovemu vyslechu Stan
tona a Cassidyho. Die vseho
nedostane sc prfpad v moe po-
rcty pred pondelim.
Policii podarilo sc zjistiti
ljmena hochG. ktefi nasli u 5.
zastavky A. B. c., drahy zaho-
zeny sluzebni revolver zavraz-
deneho policisty Griffina. Ho-
81 isou die imen ceskosloven-
skeho puvodu, isou to 1O-lety
Leonard Kasik, 12-lety, Will
liam Kavalec 15-lety Rymond
Silva. Prvnejsi diva chytai ry-
ky, kdyz spozoroNali v hloubce
as 16 palci zrezavely pred
met, ktery Kasik z vody W.
tahl. Pdvodne vec Zahrabali,
ale znovu vydobyli dali Slivo-
wi ktery Ease lpredmet ode
vidal fid;ci autotruku uhlit.-
stvi w. A. Koringa. Nalezena
|zbran nebyla vibec nabita.
Mladistvi nalezci spolu s Ko-
ringem byli pfedvolani pred
porotu, kde svedcili Y uvede-
mem smyslu 0 celem nalezu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
A ZAsE'zABAvENY
ALKOHOL.

N6jaky dobry pfitel ozna-
mil ma policii, ze sc v iiste ga
razi ma vychodni stran6 skla-
dali podezrele plechovky. Po-
licie sla po stOpe a nalezla
skuteGne $50 gallond Thu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-03
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z postovnfch schranek apart
mentnfho domu 2O29 vych. 40.
ul. Podvodnik pfedveden byl
pred komisafe Spojenych Sta
til, NJ. j. Monanena, jenz jej
opatril vazbou pod za1-ukou
$1,000.