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, 1924-10-23

There are many times when people know and recognize
a man by his ability and deeds and they always consider that
lit is indeed a find when they can secure the services of such
a man in public office. Such a maj is Will +. Daley. He has
treated all alike and has never used the office to reward his
friends or to punish his enemies.
The position of County Assessor is one that calls for a
man with a thorough business training and in this respect the
Republican nominee, Will f. Daley, is amply qualified, not
only by the experience gained in two successful terms as as
SCISSOR, but by having been for some years prior to his election
associated with his father, r. A. Daley, in the ownership and
management of a large lumber firm.
Mr.. Daley is n true son of Carbon County for he was born
and educated here, and is n graduate of the Rawlins High
Glass of 1902. Following his graduation, "Billy
Dick" as he is generally known, engaged in business for some
time before being chosen for public office.
AS county assessor he has been recognized as one of the
best in the State. Some few weeks ago he was appointed as
one of the members to represent the state at st. Louis Mt the
18th Annual National Tax convention. He has also received
the heartiest concentrations from the State Board of Equal
ization for his fair and businesslike conduct of the affairs Of
his office.
BY making personal trips into every section Of the coun-
ty Mr.. Daley has served n double purpose. He has become
thoroughly familiar with every piece of property, its location
and value, and he has saved the county the expense that would
otherwise be incurred.
, 1924-10-23

One of the most progressive as well as one of the most
ardent public spirited citizens of Carbon county is found in the
person of James w. Wisda, Republican candidate for County
Surveyor.
Mr.. Wisda has filled the position of County Surveyor
for the past ten years with entire satisfaction to the public as
well as to the different boards of county commissioners. He
is an obliging and painstaking public official, one who is held
in the highest esteem by all acquaintances and those who come
in contact with him in an official capacity.
Mr.. Wisda has had n wide and varied practical training
in the actual construction of roads, railways, irrigation sys-
tens and general engineering problems, all of which add to
his value as a public servant in the engineering department of
the county's business. He has for several years past advo-
Gated the proposition Of the City of Rawlins taking advantage
of the wonderful opportunity offered for an adequate water
system for the town by connecting up with the Sage creek
project, his desires in this respect being realized last spring
when the last connecting link in the 30-mile pipe line to the
above water supply was completed and a voluminous and
never ending supply Of pure mountain water was turned into
the city mains for the use of the inhabitants Of southern Wy
oming's most prosperous and growing metropolis.
Mr.. Wisda il a most earnest advocate Of good roads and
for years has lent his best efforts towards tho proposition Of
tho construction Of good roads and bridges throughout the
county, the substantial work which has been completed along
this limo being tho direct result Of hi. untiring efforts and
thorough cooperation with the Board Of County Commission-
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, 1924-10-23
WYO. UNIVERSITY
GETS BIG BOOST
IN REGISTRATION

An increase in regularly enrolled
students Of approximately twenty
five percent over the total enroll
ment of regulars during the fall
term of last year. is the record es-
tablished by the University of Wy
oming during the first six weeks
of the present school year. Altho I'M
der all probability the rate of in
crease in enrolment will be greater
during the next few years, it is es-
timated that, based on the present
increase of twenty-five percent there
will be more than a thousand stu
dents in attendance at the State
University at the opening of the fall
term next year. At the same on
sentative estimate Of the rate of in
crease, statistics show that not less
than two thousand students will be
on the campus in the fall of 1928
or a few months after the grauda-
ton Of the present University of
Wyoming Freshman Glass.
The increase in enrolment this
year over last years enrolment Is
distributed by classes as follows:
Freshmen, II per cent; Sophie
mores, IA per cent: Juniors 40 per
cent; Seniors, Al per cent; Law stu
dents, II per cent
, 1924-10-23

For County and Prosee~tin Attorney, D. R, Iigley, the
Republican candidate, is numbered among the successful young
men Of the county, one who. mas risen by his own efforts to sue
cess. Mr.. Higley began lifes battles at an early age, having sup
ported himself since fifteen years of age. He was employed as
telegraph operator by the Western Union Telegraph Company
when only 16 years old.
MIR. Higey has been a resident of Rawlins for the past
five years, being at the present time in charge of the local tele-
phone and telegraph repeater station for the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Co. This is one of the most important
positions along the line of the Bell system. The volume of bust
ness handled over the company lines requires the relaying of
transcontinental messages and the Rawlns station in this respect
is one of the best equipped as well as one of the most important
stations in the west.
Four Yeas ago Mr.. Higey took up the study of law and
on September 9Th took the bar examination before District Judge
Tidbal, and although only 80 years of age has recently been al
mitted to practice in all the courts of Wyoming.
Mr.. Higley is a family man, being the father of two sons
8 and S years of age, who are attending the local schools. His
father and a brother are members of the Rawlins Carpenters
Local. while another brother holds a responsible position with one
of the large coal companies at Superior, in this state. Mr.. Higley
is well qualified to fill the position to which he aspres and will
without a doubt receive a most liberal vote throughout the county
at the election to be held on November 4th.
, 1924-10-23
r. III. S. Showing
Good Spirit in Pep
Rallys, Snake Dances

Although the Rawlins high school
football team lost to the Laramie
high team last Saturday afternoon
on the Rawlins field, the backing of
the team by it's classmates was a
decided Improvement owe that of
last year and in only few instances
did the school members lose heart,
even though the score was very one
sided. Such spirit is bound to. in
time. put Rawlins on the map in the
football world for 1t takes such back
ing and spirit to bring out all there
is in a team.
On Friday before the game, a
period was given ove to a pep meet
ing and cheer leaders were elected.
Miss Bernice Stroud and Buster
Rendle were chosen as yell leaders
for the remainder of the football
season. The spirit manifested by
Miss Stroud deserves nothing short
of the highest praise and at the
game Saturday afternoon she led
the school in a number OF yells with
the result hat the crowd In general
noticed a decided improvement in the
schools backing of the team. There
is still room for a little more SER
iousness in getting behind the yell
leader and all joining in the yells.
At the pep rally a short talk
was given by Coach Bolkan and a
few members of the team after
which several of the yells were
practiced. In the evening the larg-
est snake dance of the year was
held. Practically the whole high
school turned out for the dance and
they visited all of the business
houses which were open. Such spirit
must be complimented and must be
kept up so that the school this year
may turn out the best teams in Its
history In all athletic sports.
, 1924-10-23

Charles Ellis, one of the most prominent ranchmen in Car
bon county, is the candidate for the two year term Commissioner.
Mr.. Ellis was born at old Fort Haleck on July IS, 1875, and has
been a resident of this section of Wyoming since the pioneer days
of the country. He has been actively engaged in ranching and
stock raising in the Difficulty section for the past Is years, own
ing one of the best ranches in southern Wyoming, which is located
near Difficulty.
Mr.. Ellis has taken a very prominent part in the develop
ment of Carbon county, being one of the countys best known and
most successful business men. While he has always taken a very
active part in public life, Mr.. Ellis has never before allowed his
name to be used for public office. He is thoroughly familiar with
business conditions throughout the county and by reason of his
wide business experience is peculiarly fitted to represent the tax
payers in the responsible office Of commissioner. The people can
rest assured that they will receive a square deal and a thorough
land practical business administration with the reins of government
in the hands of such capable business men as Mr.. Ellis and Mr..
Jebens, the four year commissioner candidate.
, 1924-10-23
NJ. E. PICKETT
(FOr Cor0ner)

In selecting M. f. Pickett as the nominee for the office
of Coroner on the Republican ticket, the party has indeed chosen
a man who can fill the requirements of this office in every par
ticular. Mr.. Pickett is known throughout the country and the
voters have had a chance in past years to see him in political Of
flee and, as he has shown, he has always been conscientious and
faithful.
Mr.. Pickett followed the live stock work on the range for
IL years and was sheriff Of this county during the world war
period. He served a secretary Of the Board Of Live Stock Com
missioners under tho Governor Carey administration and he IL
now In the insurance business. The experience In the sheriffs Of
flee taught him the value q svidsncs IN criminal cases and how Il
should b. brought out
Mr.. Pickett has always bssn fair In hs dealings with othsr
msa and the dssirabtli1 a Aeyins. . nan Il tAs eaMbrs - esr-
oner 10 indeed ~ Sf6ank Naa
, 1924-10-23

Miss Elisabeth Mshoney isfs this
city the middle part Of last week
for Laramie whore she will spend
shout ten days Visiting friends.
, 1924-10-23
Report Of the Condition

THE MEDICINE ROW STATE BANK
at Medicine Bow. in the State of wy
oming. at the close of business on
the 10th day of October. 1924.
RESOURCES
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TkI LIDE UTONULI.

Wooster, O., cervenec 80
Pokus broditi sc We vodach po
toka Killbuck v Overtone, ses
mil severozapadne odtud, sta
zivoty sedmileteho Earla Frien
da a petilete Lucie Friendove
deti to pana a pi. Tully j
Friendovych. Telicka deti by.
la vylovena z vody dnes jejich
otcem a sousedy. Koroner E.
manuel Richabaugh veri, ze
deti pri brodeni sklouzly Sc
skalniho dtesu do hlubiny..
Amherst, O., cervenec 3d.
Donald Fleckner, sedmilety
chlapec, byl vytazen dnes mr.
tev z potoka Beaver, jako dru-
ha obet' tohoto tydne. CHA
pee 81 hral sc svymi druhy ma
vrchu kanalu, a spadl do vody.
Jeho bratr prispel ku pomoci,
ale usili, priv6sti chlapce k Ii
votu, selhalo.
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v ChEVELANDE Sc JIz PRO-
DAvA osMNACTICENTovY
CASOLIN.

V jedenacti gasolinovych
stanicich, nalezejicich The
Midvale Oil Co., prodavan je
gasolin "a 18c gallon, jsou
vsak nekter& mista, kde pro-
davan jest take "a Ice, ac il.
max velka vetsina stanic dodr-
zuje posledni ceny 19c. Vcerej
81 sleva jest pry zacatkem dal-
siho poklesavanf. Podobne sle.
ven byl jeden cent ma gallo
nu v stanicich The Standard
Oil Co. z Indiany, ktera pro.
dava gasolin zapadne cd Ohia
po 18c. Jest to jiz druha sleva
" mesici, kter& taktez v Chi.
cagu prinesla levn6jsi ceny,
18c gal.
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kAPlTOLkA o POcASf.

Slibovane nam bouflive pre-
hahky ma vcerejsi den, jez me-
ly pfinesti jiste ochlazeni Sc
sice nedostavily, sem a tam ST.
ce ponekud sprchlo, ale tech
nekolik skapek nikterak neza-
sluhuje nazvu deste. Lehci
destik dostavil Sc dnesniho ra.
ma, ale TAX skrovnou merou, re
stacil ma nevalne skropeni OBJ.
tizneho prachu. Teplota wee.
rejsi 78 stuphi byla vsak pre-
ce o 9 stupnI nizsi nez v Il.
terry, ac Sc jinak vcera nasled.
KEN v9tsi vlhkosti vzduchu
zdalo, ze jest vedro vetsi. il.
max vcerejsek minul aniz by
afadIm hlasen byl nekterj
pfipad slunecniho lzehu.
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KONTEsT zDRAvEHO
CHRUPU.

I'll
Ma hristich byli ustanoveni
vzdy hoch q dfvka, jejichz L.
lohou bude sprohlizeti chrupy
svych spoluhr&cn a podavati
pfipadne zpravy o stavu zu-
bd dentistovi pro hfiste urce-
nemu dr.. L.; Samartinovi, KITE
ry po pripad9 poda dalsf rady
j osetreni. Ditky, u nichz shle-
dana budou kusadla v nejlep-
sim poradku, budou vyzname-
many zlatymi knofliky a 2
takto vyvolenych vybrap bude
sampion neb sampionka, KITE
remu neb ktere dany budou
zlate hodinky. Ceny tyto po.
rizeny budou n&kladem vybo.
ru zdravotnf vychovy okresnf-
no verein&ho zdravotnihc
sdruzeni.
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SVfZELE s MEZIMESTSKOU
DRAHOU.

Pred statni. utilitni komisi
vyjednava Sc prave prodeji
mezimestske drahy The Cleve-
land 4 Eastern Traction Co. a
soucasne Sc oznamuje, ze dra-
ma provozovati bude vozbu do
l. zafi. Pokusy drahu prodati
deji Sc jiz po n9jakou dobu a
interesovane kruhy, o kterych
panujf domnenky, ze drahu
zakoupi, az dosud prohlaso-
valy, ze k zadne koupi dosud
nedoslo. Spolecnost jedi me-
Ii Clevelandem, Chardonem,
Gates Mill a Chagrin Falls.
DIE zastupcd drahy bude jiz
dach pokracovano az do dalsi-
no oznameni.
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HLEDAJf NALEZENCOVU
MATKU.

Sedovlasa jiz slecna Alice
Huntova, clenka organisace
The Human Society, jez ma
jiz "a sebou jisty rekord do
brocinnostni, vcera prohlasila
v 1radovne zmin9ne organi-
SAGE v radnici, ze matka od-
lozeneho hosika Bobbyho, jenz
chovan jest We Fairview me-
mocnici, mdze sc kdykoliv u
spolecnosti prihlasiti a synka
81 witt. Nemusi miti strachu,
ze by jeji jmeno bylo uverej-
memo ami obav, ze by il nebyla
poskytnuta vydatn6jsi pomoc
ma penezich. Pro matku i dite
Nby bylo prospesnejsi ziti po-
hromad9.
Matka poslala pred nedav-
mem diteti neco satstva, ale
takovym zpdsobem, ze bylo
1nemozno dopatrati Sc jeff a.
dresy. Decko bylo, jak ozna-
memo, asi pred ctyrmi mesici
nalezeno, odlozene ma hroma-
de popela ma zapadnf strane.
Bylo sotva n9kolik hodin ma
svet9.
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MA POSKoZENCE sEBRANO AZ DosUD
1878, ,9O681.

mestsky lorainsky auditor J
c. Standen po konferenci Z,
Columbus, ma ktere guvenel
Donahey odeprel svolati zako
nodarnu k zvlastnimu zaseda
nj.
Statni pomocna komise "a
slala vcera telegraficke dotazy
Henrymu Fordovi, White Mo.
tor Co. a General Motor Co.,
zda by nekoupili "a boure po.
kacene stromy v postizene o.
blasti, kterych jest odhadova.
no ma 3,500.000 stop. Farmari
v Portage okresu hodlaji utvo-
riti vlastnf organisaci ma zpe-
nezeni "a boufe vyvracenych
stromd,
Sberacf akce We prospech
tornadem poskozenych vyka-
zovala "a vcerejsi den S6O28.-
45, tax ze az dosud sebrano
bylo $378.9O6.81.
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Boure, jez pred mesicem
tax hrozn6 postihla Lorain
nebyla bouri jedinou, ale ce.
lou serii vetrnych smrstf, jak
pravf w. H. Alexander, me.
teorolog v Columbus. Pc be.
dlivem setreni udava Sc, ze Sc
hnaly vlastne til tornado, KITE
ra lze zreteln6 rozlisovati sto.
pami zanechanymi. Jeden
proud hnal Sc okresy Vickery-
Huron, druhy Lorain-Sandus-
ky a treti okresem Portage.
Neni vsak jist, zda smrst', jez
znicila .Lorain, jest totoznou,
jez radila v Sandusky.
Sedmnact ohioskych NEST je
podobne jako Lorain We velke
financni tisni, budou patrne
vyzvana, aby Sc spojila v spo-
lecny APPEL ma zakonodarnu,
aby poskytla pomoc v mimo-
fadnem zasedani, hlasi tax
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HoNBA IA AUTOISTOU MA
BROADWAY.


Ma Broadway u Pershing
ave. zastaven byl. vcera vecer,
as po honb6 v delce jedne mi
lie, autoista jinymi ridici stro-
jd, ktery pfejel 25leteho Joh-
ma Hartlanda, 5000 Bower av.
Hartland cekal Sc svoji zenou
ma vych. SIS. ul. ma poulicni ka-
ru, kdyz byl srazen autem, je-
hoz rfdic rychle z mista neho-
dy ujfzde. Nekolik jinych
autoistd Sc "a MIN pustilo a
dohnai jej v zmfnenem miste.
Primal Sc, ze jel sice znacnej-
81 rychlosti, ale nikterak pry
nevidel, ze by byl nekoho pre-
jel. Byla nan podana obzaloba
pro bezohlednou jizdu. Hart
land, jemuz byla zlomena pra-
va noha, jest l6sen v nemoc-
nici sv. Alexise. Z
Do Mt. Sinai nemocnice do
praven byl vcera k veceru TAX
tez Sc zlomenou pravou nohou
6lety Stanley Poposecky, 84O9
Pulaski ave. Hralt 81 pred do
nn mem, kdyz byl pfe;jell, J., automo-
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gMl2zyH
TytO hce kOu patck nemazee 2adn6
postovn teefom ohedniyky neyyfxn xhoz
heposn debfrku Aby byl zabranan nkup obchodakdm
lest obmexeno mozstvL Poaxre tfto pfaesitosL
Patecnl Lace
The May Co.

Az $875 obleky, svete tmavsi, II az 52 jen $3.50
Az $3.50 kabaty, damske etni celovln latky $7.69
Az $675 sukne, lehc vahy, krepu,, 25-34, $2.95
Damske paste cerne britonia az $3.50 hod. $3.50
Damske tubove praci sukne, gabardinu, Ultra 26c
Divci oblely dobreho sotyse, vel. pro 6-14sL 9Oc
Damske knicher spodky, celovln tweed pres $2.77
Az SIS dam. obleky poiret twilu he'd. pods; $3.50
$1.95 khaki spodky pro danny divky, jen po 81. 90
Damske divci sport. zakety, peril ozdoba $2.75
Divci khaki obeky do hry pro al 14lete jen Csc
Divci S. 90 paste poaidu neb velouru en po $2.77
Az SIT kabaty vsech sport modeli damske, po $7.45
AZ 1926 klobouky sport site formy, ozdob. $l.18
$1,29 princess slips vysvkou stehy, 36-44, SIC
Muzske swat ko;ie pfipoj Hmcem, $1.5O h. 95c
Muzske balbrigan prsdlo ko;ile spodky 75c h. 55c
Muxska az $1.5O union trka, "a az A6 jen po Csc
SIPS muzska stlet union trika, ses pruz. pas TIC
Damske punGochy hedv. prize fibru 81 h. Soc
Detske ponozky, mercerizov hod. 25c par po 12c
~ detske 75c puncochy. svetlejsich barev, par 29c
$129 rompersy dobre praci latky pro 1-6lete CSC
Az $198 obleky vou, organdinu sotyse, Is, 81
SOC zastery, Polly Prm sipover tvar sotys kus 39c
$1.29 MILDLY blizy, div6i, velk. S.-2O patek 89c
59c bloomersy, dstske satenu, krepu a musel. Csc
Divci khaki kosile, velk Is ak 40 sklep Ultra 55c
$129 coverall zastsry sotys neb perkal, 3646, TIC
Al s9c mu;el pradlo, noe. lbory, chemise atd. 49c
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OHIO 4 JfHo, RESERvAcE
PRO LID.

| : . d
JIM Ohio Sc svyni kraji.
nafskymi krasami ma Sc stat
velkym hrfstem pro vsechen
lid Gle pland, ma kterych pra.
cuJl statni drednfci, jak ozna.
muje Edmund secrest, statni
lesnlk agrikulturni pokusne
stanice We Wooster. Die plant
bude ziskano ma 100000 a.
kru, 2 nichz jest jiz 1880
bud zakoupeno nebo Sc O kou.
pl Jlz uvazuje. Pozemky sta.
Iou Sc statnim majetkem, jis.
tou reservaci pro tabofeni Ii.
du. Secrest hodla pozadati jiz
w pristim zasedanf zakonodar.
nu o povoleni 100000 ma "a
fizovaci naklady. v zasedani
minulem povolila zakonodarna
jiz 100000. / kdyz Sc tyto
proJekty uskutecni, zIstane
jeste vzdy Ohio pozadu "a
Pennsylvania, ktera mela liz v
r. 1920 100000 lesni pddy
a "a New Yorkem, ktery ma
100000 akri. Lesy We vlast-
nictvi statu Ohio, ktery pozem-
KY zakupoval cd r. 1915, po-
lozeny Jsou v okresfch Athens,
Lawrence, Scioto, Ross, Gree
ne, Pix a Hooking. Nejkras-
nejsi polohu maji lesy v okre-
su posledn6 jmenovanem. Stat
zapocal s vysazovanim lesd v
r. 1916, kdy zakonodarnou
bylo povoleno $4,000 a teh-
dejsi guverner F. B. Willis
hrozil usneseni~ snemu zatiziti
svym vetem, z divodu, ze ma
bizene pozemky sc k vyhled-
nutemu 1celu naprosto nehodi.
Doslo vsak preci ke koupi 22O
akrd v Athens okresu a 1900
akru v okresu Lawrence "a
prdmernou scenu $5 "a akr.
Prvnim opatrovnikem stat
Mich lesI byl Glen Martin, n.y.
nejsi spravce skolek lesnich,
ktery, osadil Dean les v Law
renee okresu 800 akrd jehlic-
natym stromovim a organise
val okolni farm&fe k obrane
proti lesnim, pozarlm.
v r. 1880 zvtsil stat kaz-
dym druhym rokem poskyto-
vanou polozku k temto ice
ldm ma 100000.
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20 LODI DEUTSCHLAND"

United American Line Sc opel
z delsi navstevy v ceskoslo.
vensku vraci pani Josefa Ri.
zickova, 3508 Parkway dr.,
Frank Cudlin, 3943 Sackett
ave. a Josef Jancura, 1871
Trowbridge ave. Do pristavu
" New Yorku LODI pripluje 81,
cervence, tax ze ma konec ty.
dnu budou Sc Sc svymi milymi
tesiti v rodinnem krouzku.
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OZNAMOvANI We "svETU,
pRINASI USPEcu
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DALSf PkESAZOVANf v 20.
LICEJNfM DEPART.

Kapitan Walter Carey byl
pfelozen sluzbou hlavni sta
nice'k tfetimu policejnimu pre-
cinktu, Woodland ave. a vych.
81. ul., kdezto kap. Martin
Horrigan z posledn6 jmeno-
vane stanice nastoupi v hlav-
nj stanici. Dale byli prelozeni
til serzanti a diva straznici.
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OBUVNf OBCHOD BRATRf
zAKU OPETNE VYKRADEN.

Ma vcerejsi noe vnikli zlo-
deli do jednoho obchodu fir
my zak Bros. Shoe Co., 1851
zap. 25. ul., a odnesli SO paru
bot, hedvabne puncochy, ga
lose atd., vse v Gene as $3.50.
kradez Sc patrne stala mezi
10. hod. vecerni a 8. hod. ran.
nj. Pobertove Sc dostali do kra-
mu svetlikem.
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OsETROvATEIkA yVRDf,
zE VZALA DfTE, ABY JE
OSETROVALA. II

P6tileta Dorota May Blan-
chardova byla nalezena vcera
odpoledne v Buffalu. S nj by.
la jeji osetfovatelka pi. Phoe.
be Woodova, ma kterou byl cd.
prisahnut zatykac matkou dev.
: catka, panf Marketou Blanch.
: ardovou, 3713 Carnegie ave.
'Dite bylo nalezeno bez po-
moci clevelandske policie, jen
pomoci novinovych zprav.
Kdyz Sc o tom dozvedel bez-
pecnostnf feditel Edwin Bar
ry, rozhorlil Sc mad tim, proc
policejni oddeleni bralo zjev-
ne malou 1cast v hledani d.
tete proc mimo Cleveland le-
zfcf okresy nebyly Timed uvs-
domeny o zmizeni dftete Po-
licejni lieutenant Karel Gath
z Buffalo sd9lil casopisu Plain
Dealer, ze nalezl pani Woodo-
WI a Dorotu Mayovu v dome
277 Prospect ave. v Buffalu.
PAM Wpodova povedela pax,
kdo, je,,a, sdelila, ze odvezla $
sebou dft6 proto, re diteti Sc
donna nedostavalo nalezite PEI
&c. Nebylo niceho jineho k "a.
drzeni osetrovatelky nez novi-
nova zprava.
PAM Blanchardova byla
zpravou nalezeni ditete tax
potesena, re je naklonena vse
odpustiti osetrovatelce a il me-
stihati. Pani Blanchardova W.
pravela posledniho vecera, re
kdyz vzala sebou pani Phoe-
bova dfte, aby mu koupila sa-
ty, ze jedna pani zaslechla
pronesti osetrovatelku: "Jest-
Ii mne chyti, tedy dobre." Wee
ra vecer byl feditelem policej-
niho oddelenf Barrym poslan
detektiv Max Mettel do Buff
fala, aby bezodkladne privedl
Dorotu Mayovu. Blanchardove
prohlaseni, re nechce stihati
osetrovatelku, vede k dalsimu
zapleteni. Zatykac pry mlze
byti odvolan, jestli osetrova-
telka pdjde dobrovolne dite-I
tenn, tax usoudil p. Barry.
PAM Blanchardova ohlasila
zmizeni devcete policii A. pre-
cinStove stanice E.>~55te ulice
a Perkins ave. N. E., v pondeli.
Odtud il poslali do detektivni-
no bureau. Detektivove 'Mdali
zatykac, tax Sc stale. Ale Ia
dna zprava nebyla podana VI
tomto pripade cd informacni-
no policejniho bureau, &C ne
kolik detektivi bylo k tomu
pov9feno.
Prvni zpravu O zmizelem d.
tet dostala pi. Blanchardova
cd obcana v dtery vecer, je-
hoz sc osetrovatelka tazala ma
cestu do Buffalo. Matka yeas
oznamila vse policii. ale po-
licie niceho neucinila, pone-
vadz podle "narizeni policei-
niho oddelenf" nesmi byti po-
Sian zadny telegram bez slo-
zeneho napred depositu ma
kryti postovneho.