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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13

Every once in while some American
hobs up in Europe and says something worth
while. For instance, Senator George H.
Moses of New Hampshire, while sojourning
in London last week told waiting Europe
that the United States would have to ''put up
theIbars against foreign celebrities" coming
to this country to tell us what we ought to do
eve Americans are tired of foreign 'musts,
Senator Moses told the Britishers. And 1O9,-
999, 999 other Americans rise up and in one
voice echo his Systematically Virginian.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13

Some one has made the pertinent sugges
ton that the legislature quit making new and
misleading laws to make criminals of our popu-
lace and adopt the Ten Commandments as the
rules for government by the state. Should
this be done and the Ten Commandments
come up before the legislature as at present
constituted, we would be willing to bet our
best hat against jitney that there would be
several hundred amendments attached there
to and that Moses himself would be unable to
wade through them with any idea as to what
rate, the counties of Hennepin, Ramsey and st.
Louis would be removed from within their
scope and everything stricken in regard to
these counties with the exception of Thou
Shalt Not Then the balance of the acts
would be made inapplicable to all the agri-
cultural counties Of the state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13
An Exchange explains in the following

An Exchange explains in the following
why editors go crazy:
There are over thousand words in the
lieve it, count them, write a column on any
subject; then write another column on another
subject; then write column of short articles,
with different subject for every three or -four
to find out there is nothing in it. Then
write about five columns more and you have
the material for rather slim newspaper. Dc
this this week and next, and next month and
all next year and see if you would not look
on the man or woman who hands you news
item on the street as benefactor, Christian
and an all-around good fellow"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13

From all parts of the country comes the
news that the day of the municipal owned
light and power plants in the small towns and
cities is about over and that the coming OF the
transmission lines is great boon to the small
Ter municipalities. 1t costs too much to oper-
ate the municipal owned plant, in fact, it costs
easily three times as much as privately
owned institution of the same kind according
to the figures given out by experts
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13

Not a solitary dyed-in-the wool fisherman
or lover of the outdoors is ever found behlnd
prison bars, according to Rev. Preston Brad
lev, pastor of the Peoples pulpit in Chicago;
.Bad men have no love for the out-of-doors!
he stated. "They can't stand it to be alone
with themselves Statistics will show that
not one of the major criminals of today liked
to fish or loved dog
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13
Book Of Human Life.

AS we live each of Us writes chap
ter In the book of human life. We
write either in characters of good or
In letters of evil. Some Of US are
using both. Pity It is some do not
realize what they're doing.-Grit.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-13
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Every day is the Sabbath somewhere
The Greeks observe Mondays, the Russians
Tuesdays; the Assyrians, Wednesday; Egypt
ians. Thursday; the Turks, Friday; the Jews
Saturday and the Christians, Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
NEW BRITAIN PIANIST
 WITH J. OF P. PLAYERS
Lewts W, Chapman, soloist With .Hse's How" oamnany-Alsa
 Piays for Radio Programs.

Lewis ". Chapman, son of Mir. and Mrs, William Chapman of south High street. a student at the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania, left Philadelphia te- day with the Here's How" troupe ot the Work and Wig university per, formers for a weekend engagement at the Mereershurg Pren school al
 Mereersburg. Pa.
 The Work and Wig society is ihe college dramatic troupe and Here's How' iA the show which they are fea. turing this year and which has played not only in Philadelphia but also in the Metropolitan Opera House at New York. at Wilmington. Del. and At. iantic City. The cast is composed entirely of seniors and the selection of Mir. Chapman. a freshman. 10 nc. company the troupe as pianist. as well as special plano soloist, is A sig. nal honor for the New Britain hoy.
 Before going to college Mir. Chap man conducted chapman's Ma}or String orchestra in this city and last summer was with the New Rexmers Club Hotel orchestra al Stamford -in- the-Catskills.
 Recently Mir. Chapman has ap- peared in several university concerts and also played program for the radio station at Gimbei Brothers. station W. I. P. He also has broad casted from the Philadelphia Public Ledger" radio station in concert work and has played with the Instrumental club of the T.. of P.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04

t0 guide them on their way, fheT' e'ss the danger Of the desert iE Arizona, where landing in the daytime Is dangerous and at night most likels fatal, And then San naego nesting like a miniature paradise on a hsy iH the Pselae ocean, 4 flight finished 4 record made, Bsths, foed and cigarettes,
 Itepairs Machine
 One note Of anxiety vas in the story, That remained from the fear while ever New Jersey that voltage regulator of their ignition system would force them to land, MaeEeady repaired it,
 The airplans had about 10 gallons of gasoline left in the tanks when it landed, out Of Tss gallens it took al the start The plane was the same the fieFs had used in earlier attempts to fly across the continent but the mo. tor was different The motor used Is a toa horsepower standard eampres. sion Liberty.
 Roth airmen were enthusiastic In Iheir praise of the weather bureau for its accurate forecast of what eondi- liens might be encountered on the lrip.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04

a distance q sse.s milss iA IS hours ss minutes, sn average ef seGs miles an hour.
 Antome0lies have crossed the com tiRent in less than five days
 Heats MaeTeadY and Kelly were the hFst to ny from coast 10 coast without intermediary landing.
 Lieut., James Dooliltle had the next hest record, living s,l0a miles from Jacksonville. Fla. to San Diego with one stop, on Sept 5, lsss.
 MaeFeady and Kelly hold many air marks. On April iI at paYtaR, O., they remained in the air SC hours, minutes, 1T seconds, tTayeling a,slF miles for a new endurance record, using the same plsne in which they completed their eFessreeantEy flight,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
GROSS CONTINENT
 WITHOUT ONE STOP
Kelly and Macrtady Accomplish
 Record Air Trip
By The A.sosi.,sa Press.

By The Associated Press.
 San Diego, Cal. May 4,-soms 90 years ago at Kitty Hawk field, North Carolina, a crowd of curious speeta . iors stood around strange machine and with one accord declared,
 Huh, That thing will never leave the ground"
 But 1t did, finder the guidance of oryille Wright the eontriyanee arose ,falteringly and spent few minutes In ithe air groaning and ereaking. Avia. fion in America had become reality.
 In spite of this initial success doubtful ones who witnessed and read Of the achievement still ssidi
 Well they'll never get anywhere with a eontraption like that"
 Today in hangar at Rockwell field. near here. there stands iineai de- seendant Of that "contraption" which only day before yesterday stood in a hangar at Hampstead. N. r.. 2.625 miles away. having traversed the con. tinent in the air under It's own power and without stop in a6 hours. 10 minutes and ts 2.5 seconds.
 Another step in the progress of aviation has been accomplished and one which snrpnsses what inventors at first merely termed the flight of bird" for no bird can fly continuously for so long time or such distance.
 The men who flew the machine from New York are Lieuts. Oakley c. Kelly and John 4. Macready who ,e- tween them hold seven avia1on rec. ords for speed duration of flight and weight taken Into the air on a single airpiane.
 The men thought little of their ac- complishment and almost as soon as they landed were making plans for attempting 10 establish n new rec
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
ADVICE TO MEfHODISIS
BAneiag Instructors IEge Church .a Adopt Less Pharisaiesl Attitude Toward Amusement FEofessioa,

New York. May 4-Adoptien by the Methodist Episcopal church of Hess PhaFisaiealN attitude toward the amusement profession was urged by Louis II, chalil, vice president Of the American society of teachers of dancing in a telegram sent today te the board Of bishops of that demons ination meeting in Wichita, Kas,
 The message asked investigation Of the ease Of Miss Edna l., Shaw, Wichita newspaper woman and dancing teacher who was refused membership in the First Methodist church where the hisheps are meets ing,
 "A dancing master who wanted to come into the church and who pro. fessed no nenitenee and no resolution 10 quit the profession, could not break into the church" the message said,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Are ss,s0O Richer.

san Diego. May t.-Lieuts, Kelly and Maeraady are richer by s2.boo each today as result of wager made without their knowledge on their record breaking flight
 Soon after they had arrived here. this telegram from Major Gen, Mason Patrick. chief of the air service was handed to them;
 .col. Franklin R. Kenney. former executive air service wins ss.oo0 on your flight. all of which he tenders 10 you with his compliments. Wire ac. ceptanee immediately"
 Kelly and Macready joined in the following reply;
 Accept with pleasure if it is not a dream. You know us lieutenants."
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
AzIz GRorro ENTERTAINMENT.

Saturday night the club rooms Of Aziz 6rotto are 10 he thrown open for the pleasure Of all New BE.ain Master Masons, A very attractive entertainment has heen provided, The early hours from to a;s0 are ta he given over to card tournament and q good-fellewshin gathering, Prompt ly at a'sn the evenings entertain ment starts. II will consist of sew sral of the hest vaudeville acts ever presented hy Aziz Grotte,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
JURY TRIAL DENIED.

A motion for a trial by jury. made by Attorney F, r, Meponoueh. was denied by Judge George W. Klett in city court yesterday afternoon in the summary process brought by John Schmidt against Mike sowa 10 secure possession of property on Washington street. Attorney Henry Sowicki. representing the plaintiff. pointed out that the motion should have been filed on or before April 30.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04

ord fer duration of night and sn st, tempt 70 fiy around the soTld.
 The plane they fisg in to San Diego was the same they had used in tgO previous attempts to cross the AmeFl- can continent without a stop the hTst ot which was halted by a fog which prevented them from flndlng their way through the mountain passes east of here and the second Of which terminr ated through failure of their engine st Indianapolis last November,
 Both these attempts however re- suited m record performances for the ariators turned the first one into an attempted for record for sustained flight They eireled above san Diego and its enyirons for ss hours. IS min htes and 80 seconds exceeding by more than nine hours the best previous mark, official acceptance of this mark as an international record was withheld because of teehniealitiss,
 The aviaiofs were given such greeting here on their arrival as comes a few men, San Diegoans one by nativity and the other by adoption. the city took them to her heart with unanimous acclaim, Although the big f.2 landed In the middle Of the field the crowd that gathered was so large and pressed so close to the ayiatars that hy the time Major Henry Arnold, eommandant of the field, arrived he had 10 light his way through,
 Praised Ry officer
 You have accomplished the impos- sible." Major Arnold declared and his words found echoes from every quar- ter Of the country in telegrams in- cluding one from President Harding which read:
 You have written a new chapter in the triumphs of American avta- tion,"
 Both the aviators were in good phy- sical condition, They began telling how they planned to try for new and more difficult records.
 The story of the flight was told by the men who made it in n matter of fact way. There was the start when the hangars at Hampstead were missed only by inches. There was diff hculty in getting the motors full 1 power into play for the first few hun dred miles and the thrill at Bellevue. H., piercing the clouds and darkness
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Early of Derby's Horse
 Wins 1000 Guineas Race

By The Associated Press.
 Newmarket, May 4.-The Earl of Derbys Tranquil by Swynford out of Serenissima, won the one thousand guineas stakes at one mile run here today. H. H. Agakhan's Cos by Fly ing Orb out of Renaissance won sec ond and Sir Edward Hultons Shrove was third. Sixteen horses ran. The betting was: Tranquil 50 10 2 against Cos 10 to 1 against-Shrove 100 to 6 against.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Sun Vat Sens Army Is
 Reported as Victorious

Hong Kong. May 4-southern con- stitutionalist forces of Sun Tat Sen. the Canton leader. are reported to have gained a decisive victory over the armies menacing Canton. The enemy outfianked is said 10 have been routed after fighting in which both sides suffered the severest cas- ualties.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
MANY CHILD WORKERS
Between 10000 and 5O,O0O Under 12 Years of Age Reported Working in State of Massachusetts.

Boston, May 4.-There are between 10000 and 5o,oo0 child laborers in Massachusetts, according to a state- ment made by Mrs Madeline H. Ap- pell. executive secretary of the Massachusetts child labor committee in an address on child labor condi- tions today
 Contrary to law" said Mrs. Ap- pei, there are many small boys un- der l2 selling papers and shining shoes on our city streets. some of them till late at night"
 She showed pictures of children in the textile mills of the state which, she said, employed about 40 per cent of the working children under 1s, with 80 per cent more in other fac. tories.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Argentina Again Wants
 To Be in World League

Buenos Aires May 4-Reincorpora tion of Argentina in the league of nations will be proposed by President De Alvear in his annual message to congress next Monday, according to the semi official La Nacion.
 Argentina withdrew from the as- sembly of the league of nations in December 1920, after that body had rejected her proposal that all sover- eign nations be admitted to member ship.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
FIRST VISIT IN 25 YEARS

Mrs. A. E. Laughlin of Caldwell. Idaho, Is visiting Mrs. Mary J. Cross Of bo South High street and her son, T. A. Cross. of Arch street. This is tho first meeting of Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. Cross fin 25 years and 1t is Mrs. Laughlin's first visit 10 New Britain in that period.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Russia Wants Japan to
 Turn Over Refugee Ships

By The Associated Press.
 Moscow, May 4,-Soviet Russia has asked Japan to turn over to Russia five of Admiral Stark's refugee ships now at Gensan, Korea. The note re- marks that this would be an oppor- tunity for Japan to show her good faith in connection with Toklo's re- cent offer of partial resumption of re- lations.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
GOVT. SHOWS GAINS
Newfoundland Election Returns Tn. dicate That Administration Is Gain ing Strength

st. Johns. N. F.. May 4.--Gains for the government were shown today in the first returns from yesterdays general election in this colony. called on the question of government guarantee for half the s1s,o0o, 1000 cost of establishing a new pulp and paper plant for the Armstrong Whit worth Go. of London. Port de Grave, which had an opposition represeraa- tive in the last hour. returns a sup porter of Premier Sir Richard A. Squires to the new legislature.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-04
Other Records.

In May 1906. the Hartman spe- ciai." a railroad train. crossed from Oakland. Cal. to New York City in n hours. 27 minutes,
 h June. 1905. a New York Central train ran from Chicago 10 New York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Peneznf lStavy podv0dne pfipra
veny o $4,000

Pet peneznich 6atavd pfipraveno
bylo vpondeli Louis de Roode
Baltimo fanemo $4,000 Baltimor-
sky tento obchodnik 8 bondykou
pill v t9chto dstavech bondy v Gene
jmenovane zaplatil "a ne Depras1mi
cheeky, bondy prodal q zmizel ne
chav zde rodinu svoji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Hlasovani o Setfenf dennfm
Svetlem.

Pri vOlbach. dne 8. kv9tna. roz.
hodnou volici zdali budeme letni
dooe vstavati po pet m9sicn c hodi-
nn drive anebo ne. Ii, co radi hra-
il golf. baseball. jsou proto, aby
Vsichni v6li jsjich zahav9 postrei-
II hodlny o hodinu Dive vstayali.
Hloupost' tato. jaks taks omluvj-
telna dobe valky. .dnes znovu ie ma
pretresu. Kdo hlouposti tou trof?
Rozh 'ine. budeme-li k vnli spor-
tom postrkovati hodiny, ma 6ctech
"a svetlo neusetfime. Naopak Gcty
ty budou vatsi prave pro ty chuds5.
VetsIna Mich: delnici, mlekari.
obchodnici 8 ledem. pekari, zam9-
stnanci v nakladarnach. vstavaii
dnes jiz tax brzy. Kdyby bylo se-
trent dennim svetlem, vstavali by
leste o hodinu' drive. Ia to drive
do postele? Jak? Kdyz vedro roz-
pali ty svetnice nase. mnEeme u
Quit? Budeme-li vstavati hodinu
drive, to vice spalime ma plynu..
nebo casne rano. kdy trochu scrla.
diem vzduchu bychom 81 odpoeinuli.
musime l6zek a sv9tlo musf ga
udelati. Zatim CO dslnik pfiprave-
ny hodinu spanku vetsim DO
platkem "a plyn kapse potahne se
do dilny. ten bohatsi hov9ti 81 bude
posteli. ponevac jeho Gas udefi az
v 8 hodinach nebo pozdeji.
Proc k vnli nekolika vyvolen5m
ma trpeti celek? Nemohou ii sami
vstavati o hodinu Dive? Chtsii Ii
snsd svym zamestnanc6m dati hodi-
nu ku hrani al nemohou pozvati ie
o hodinu drive do pfaee cefku da-
ii pokOj?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Flowers do New Orleans.

Dosavadni mistopresident a gene
ralni spravce spolecnosti poulicnich
elektrickych drah. Herbert Baker
Flowers. pfijal dfad presidenta kor-
porace vefejne sluzby v New Or
leans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Moskva pry bezpeGnejSi nez
New York.

New York.
"Osobni bezpecnost' Jest vetsi ,
Moskv9 nezli New Ynrku osob
nj majetek lest ia chran9n jako ,
kterekoliv jine zemi" prohlasil no
vinaf Baxton Hibben. nyni We sluz
bach ruske pomocne komise. kdy;
v nedeli mluvil We schnzi. Oper
Forum sini Royal Arcanum. Be-
hem valky Hibben byl kapitanem ,
americke armada. "Vefim, ze mai.
dete meme vrazed a loupezi Mosk.
ve nezli Y New Yorku", tvrdil ,
feci sve Hibben.
"Rusko", pokracoval, "iest jedi.
nou financne zdravou zemf Evro.
pc dnes. Rusove pfesli sest bodt
mrazu ]ejich papi.ove meme 8
dnes mluvi opet rublech mfsto O
bilionech rubln. Vlada zastavila
vydaoani papirovSch penez pocsls
8 razenfm zlat5ch. Jest jeoinou
kontinentalni zemi. jez pfijala tuto
methodu".
Hibben fekl. ze neni pravdou. Re
Rusko odmitlo platiti dluhy car
ske vlady ale ze stale nabizf Spoie-
nym Stat6m splatit $l89 900. 600
dluznych. "a to Rusko chce dfed-
nj uznani a vyiednati ,dodavku stro-
ia potfebnych zemi. Amcrika nech-
ce uznati Rusko. ponevac se boil So
vetske idee. ze by Rusko nezapla-
tilo dluhy, neni pfekazkou Spojen5m
Stat1m jako neni pfekazkou, ably
Spojene Staty uznavaly jine vlady
Jim dluhujici.
Smrt' Leninova nebyla by sta
WI ohrozi:i komunism v Rusku.
Organisace tax zbudovana, ze snese
snadno ztratu peti nebo sesti v1d-
cich hlav.
''Rehabilitace y Rusku jest ru-
kou poctivych a schopnSch muzn",
feenfk dale fekl. ''Oni zaGali jsko
theoretikove. ale dnes jsou Mich
realistic skrze zkusenost'. Ustali
ode vsech sv5ch idei. krone dvou:
vefejne vlsstnictvi pndy a jist5 zpn.
sob ziveta pro vsechny pracujicf.
Nevidim, proc idee tyto byly by
nebezpecne, Platil bych dan pozem-
ku. ma nemz moi dun, zrovna tax
vlade, jako jej platiti muslin dnes-
nimu privatnimu majteli vetsina
lidi pfec pfipustiti musi, ze kszdy
pracuiiei opravnen jet ku dcstatec-
ne potrave, od9vu q slusnemu bytu.
A pfec to jsou reci. pro ktere
dnes Rusko uznano b5ti nema
Hibben konecn9 dodal, ze SOVIET
sky system je pfec jenom pokracn-
vanim stare Novo-Anglicke m9stske
rady q Jamestownske kolonie vlast
ne zalozeny byly ma zaklad9 komu-
nismu q ze komunism Ruska nanf
mic noveho, ano spolecne vlastneni
p1dy praktikovano bylo RuskSch
po 500 rokn.
- Sekretaf statu, Hughes, stoil
proti uznani sov6tske
vlady. Adminisrace nase pravi, ze
dosud sovetska vlada trya ma kon-
fiskaci soukromeho jmeni q nechce
plstiti dluhy. nejakem uznali
nem13e byti feel. Admi-
nistrace vedle toho slime podezfiva
vtdce Rusku touhy vyvolati
revoluci jak Americe TAX jin5ch
Amerika, pravi sekretaf
Hughes. nemnze stati We spojeni Sc
zemi, jez pracuje ma "nicici propa-
gande" mifene ca zaklady vlady
teto zem9. Hughes dnes stoji roz-
hodneji proti uznani sovetske vlady
nezli kdv MED tim AS nln svna.
patti ruskym lidem, pravi sekre-
tar, jest trpce sklaman revolacni
vladnu Ruska.
Pro psani zavadnych dopiSl Ma Is
meSici do kaznice.
Cernossky kazatel, Cyrus William
H Bridell z Kent Island. odsouzen
hyl vlsdni porotou pro poslani pos
tou zavadnych dopis1 do kaznioe
- 10 -ol,& T~0c% ryp~oXxnv hui
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
BakuIova druzina do Baltimore

Prahy naVstivf mas mest9 Balti
more 20. dubna.
Navsteva jeif oGekavana jest iak,
umelecky pozitek /. fadu. Pfc
krasne malebne narodni zp9v,
Ceske Slovenske zpivany budo,
sborem 40 cvicenych pevc1 pod Fl.
zenim Ora. Frantiska Bakule, &c
skeho vychovatele povestne skoly
Praze, jez &C teperve cd roku 191!
existuje, zfskala 81 mezinarodni DO
vest.
Dftky. jez cviceny byly opernim
pevci Prahy Vfdn9. koncertuji
o5leceny narodni kroje. v kon.
certnim programu Bakulova chorr
neschazi ami loutkove divadlo male.
no Frantika. jednoho pfednfch
zakoiskoly. Ac narozen bezruky,
Frantik. vStecny pantomista, fidi
cely dfeveny personal nohami.
Bakulova koncertni costa jest pod
ochranou Ceskoslopenskeho a Anne.
rickeho cerveneho Kfize!
V divadle Lyric, dne 20. dubna
ma radostnou shledanou umelci
Bakulovy skoly!
farmar zayrazdiI ditko a Sebe.
Emil F. Boerner, 81 rokn starry
farmaf ma Bird river silnici. utopil
sc ned6li We studni zabiv pred tim
sekerou osmiletou dceru Hedwigu
t9zce zraniv ctrnactiletou Friedu.
Prvni zprava tragedii dana byla
Friedou, jez probravsi sc omame-
nj polojdouc polelezouc oblice-
jem zalitym krvi dopracosala se do
'ousednf farmy. Policie nalezla dom
farmaf6v zstaraseny. Ma sldzku
Ioznice. jejiz steny nesly stopy 90
krvi vytrysknuvsi ran ditek. leze-
"a osmile'a & Hedwiga mrtva. Far.
mar nalezen byl utopeny We stud
nj.
Boerner trapen zarmutkem mad
1mrtim manzelky mad financnimi
ztratami, licen ssemi jako spofada
ny. celym okolim vazen5 muz V
sobotu zastavil se .kolem 9 hodiny
vecer dome souseda. Freda Fishe.
"a, kde stSskal 81 ma sve souzeni a
ze to iedine. CO mu znstalo, jsou
leho tfi dcery, kte,e TAX ma rad.
Pc te odesel v noci WIDEN byl cho-
iici po silnici nedavaie odpovedi
Boerner prisel ne
JAKE penize spekulovanim n9mec-
Symi markami a ztratami ma farme.
Sterou ylastnil We statu New Yor
'kem. Nejstalsi dcera jeho, Ly
liza, Ella v dome farmafe Josepha
Voltze ma Golden Ring silnici.
Muz uSmrcen. pet zransno.
Jeden muz usmrcen. jiny tezce
.ranen q ditky 8 mimi v automo-
oilu. ktery setkal Sc ma Frederick
'ilnici nehodou uhan9je rychlosti
ssi so mil "a hodinu nedaleko May.
,ield. Zabit byl: Simon Stephens.
10 rokn starry Hollins ulice. pora-
,eni: Joseph Nicholifin, 35letS, jeho
ii ditky ditko Stephense. Nicho-
itin pfijel navstiviti Illinois sye
litky Baltimore dlicf rodine je
40 svagra Johna Steina. Nicholi.
in dftkami sel ku hrobu sve man.
selky. jez Baltimore pohfbena
,yla pied ctyfmi mesici Ma cesta
)utkal ja Stephens nabidl witt ie
J sebou v automobilu. Ze nedlouho
ldalo se nestesti. Automobil Step
,ense pfedjizdel jiny automobil.
lostal se Primo pred tfeti automo-
oil. jemuz videl. ze vyhnouti Sc liz
Ably zamezil srazce, pruG-
:e zabrzdil. V okamziku tom auto
nobil jeho sc pfekotil spadl sc sill
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