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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
POPULAR STYLES FOR AFTERNOON WEAR

Satin-faced canton makes the hand
some dress at the left. It has a.drape
at one side falling from cleaning
clasps of jet and rhinestones and bor-
dered with ribbonzine fringe The
sleeves are novel in design and
trimmed with the fringe and an inset
about the neck Of fine embroidered
ecru batiste makes a telling finish.
Moire and printed silks invite vari-
ations in afternoon gowns-the print
ed silks look best with panels, scarfs
or bands of plain silk, which is mora
popular than ever in the creepy weaves.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
90. 1924 Western Newspaper Union-l !.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Baked Pears Are Equally
as Delicious as AppleS

Baked pears are not so familiar as
baked apples to many people, but are
equally good, says the United States
Department of Agriculture. The pears
may be pared if desired, but many
people prefer the flavor when the
skins are not removed. Halve or quar-
ter the pears and remove the core.
Cook in a small amount Of water for
ten minutes; add strip or sugar and
bake until tender. A few whole spices
or small piece of ginger root give
additional flavor ii desired.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

These are charming for dancing frocks
of tulle, and are popular for many
things from lingerie to lamp shades.
The newest things in bags IS one es-
pecially designed as an accessory. 1t
is all white, in several different kinds
of material, dainty and usually very
elaborate. The most ornate model is
soft bag made Of silk or heavy cord
ed ribbon sewn together, heavily en-
broidered in beads or covered with
fringe of beads in loops and festoons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Homemade Flavoring Is
Delicious in Custards

A homemade f1avoring which is not
new but which is cheap and always
delicious is caramel. Its more fire.
auent use is recommended by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. 1t may be used successfully in
custards, ice creams. and many other
desserts.
To make caramel flavoring, place one
cupful Of sugar in an iron saucepan.
Heat it until well Drowned stirring
constantly even after the dish has
been taken from the fire and until the
danger of burning in the hot dish is
past. Before the mixture hardens add
one-fourth cupful of hot water and
cook the mixture until it is about the
consistency of thick strip. Bottle and
save for use when needed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

Have clean, well-kept irons. A
smooth clean iron makes for good re-
suits.
Wash clothes frequently and before
they become too soiled. 1t saves your
strength and the clothes.
Save ironing by choosing simple
clothing and linen Many articles, in
Guiding crepe, seersucker. and knitted
garments, may be pulled into shape
instead of being ironed
Remember that strong soap hardens
and shrinks woolens, yellows white
silks, and removes color in colored
materials. Rubbing wears all fabrics,
hardens woolens, gives silks a rough
and wavy look, and Injuries color. Sun
light bleaches and whitens white cot
ton and linen material, hardens and
shrinks woolens, yellows white silks
and woolens, and fades colors. Sud-
den changes in temperature harden
and shrink woolens, and anything hot
ter than lukewarm Injuries silk and
may change or remove color from any
fabric.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

obliged to devise ways of varying it
and has found the task easiest in af-
ternoon and evening gowns TUNES
(long and less long), side drapery,
godets, inserted panels. panels in
tiers of plaitings and applique trim
mings are some of the departures
from the tubular outlines that would
otherwise doubtless prove to be mo
notonous.
The tunic is developed usually with
a skirt portion set onto a boAsed or
straight bodice and may reach only a
little below the knees or be longer. 1t
is shown here in a one-piece model Of
crepe satin cut with round neck and
having elbow sleeves and is worn over
a plain, narrow skirt. The attractive
embroidered pattern is done in small
pearl beads and at each side novel
ornament of beads holds loops of RIB
bon in place over the hips.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
- TIE
n 0KlTCHEN
-ACABINE 7
WEEKLY MENU
SUGGESTIONS
%, 1924. Y estern Newspaper Union-l

During the cool weather soup stock
may be kept indefinitely and with the
addition of flavor vegetables and sea-
sonings one may have an endless va
riety of soups.
sUNDAY-Breakfast: Fried mush.
Dinner: Baked ham with glazed
sweet potatoes. Supper: oyster stew.
MONDAY - Breakfast: GriddIe
cakes. Dinner: Farmers meat dish.
Supper: Sponge cake, canned peaches.
Observation-Disclosures: Scrambled
eggs. Dinner: Spanish steak. Sup
per: Totmato soup.
Observation-Disclosures: Whole
wheat, cream and sugar. Dinner:
Roast of pork with dressing, cabbage
salad. Supper: Baked apples with
cream.
THURSDAY-Brea<fast: Cream Of
wheat with cream. Dinner: Apple
trifIe. Supper: Sliced roast pork.
FRIDAY-8reakfast: Bacon, toast
Dinner: Chicken pie. Supper: Seal
Ioped oysters.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Omelet.
Dinner: Boiled dinner. Supper: Nut
bread.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

son well and cover with boiling water.
Drop on dumplings made from any
good recipe or use the following: One
cupful Of flour, two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder, one-third of a cupful
Of milk, one-third Of a teaspoonful Of
salt and one tablespoonful of fat.
Drop by spoonfuls on the steak and
cover tightly, steam for twenty
minutes.
Dreamed Cabbage and Green Pep
pers.-Take one pint of shredded
cooked cabbage, set over hot water in
a double boiler. Fry two tablespoons
fuls of minced onion and one minced
green pepper in two tablespoonfuls Of
butter. Remove the vegetables, add to
the cabbage and make white sauce
by using two tablespoonfuls of melted
butter, the same of -four, and when
we'll blended add one cupful of milk.
Cook until thick, season with salt and
cayenne and add the sauce to the cab
bage. Serve hot.
Tuna Fish Loaf.-Take pound can
of tuna fish, two eggs, one-half cupful
OI WdlSii OhS-AVuAl IL VI tSdSpOOAIul
Of celery salt, one cupful of bread
crumbs, one teaspoonful Of baking pow
der, one. teaspoonful of salt, the juice
Of half a lemon and a dash of cayenne.
Mix well, season to taste, and put into
a well-greased bread pan and brown.
Turn out and serve with:
Parsley Sauce.-Wash and cover
with boiling water one bunch Of
parsley to which a pinch of salt and
soda has been added. Cook ten
minutes, strain and add to a eupful of
rich white sauce, stir in a tablespoon
full of minced parsley and pour over
the loaf.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
LESSENING DRUDGERY
IN HOME LAUNDRY
Suggestions Make Washing
and Ironing Easier.

II
prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
The United States Department of
Agriculture makes the following sug-
gestions for lessening the drudgery of
washing and ironing:
Stand erect. Have tubs and ironing
board at comfortable heights.
Use portable tubs. Fill through a
piece of hose attached to the faucet or
pump. Empty through hole cut in
bottom or in side near bottom.
Use a washing machine, if possible.
1t saves rubbing. A good hand ma
chine may be obtained at small cost.
Use a smooth, well-made dashboard.
A jagged washboard tears the clothes.
Use a wringer It presses out the
water without strat ming the fibers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Little Suit of Black
Is Acme of Simplicity

Nothing will give greater satisfac-
ton than a suit made on rather boyish
lines. The number of new models re-
Gently brought out indicates that the
vogue of suits Of this type will CON
tinue into the spring.
Many are in the high colors, lovely
rich shades of red and green, but the
little suit of black with its gayly
printed handkerchief used for a stock
and its gardenia or carnation pinned
to the lapel remains the acme of chic
and sophisticated simplicity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

trick Of convenience. A medallion
suspended on a narrow velvet ribbon
is one of many homemade and attrac-
tive neck ornaments that give an eff
fective finishing touch to the day
frock. Two corsage ornaments made
of ribbon towers and fruits grapes
In this instance serve to enrich after
noon or evening frock, in lieu of real
blossoms. A hair bow of Roman
striped ribbon represents this class of
bows made so often of plaid or
checked ribbon as well, for little girls
daily wear, and a pair of satin ribbon
carriers finishes up the story of dress
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Printed silks With Twill

Black crepe satins and fiat crepes
are featured in the spring collection.
Printed silks combined with charmeen
in two-piece models have a decidedly
practical appeal. Silk alpaca is CON
fined to models of sports character.
The sheerer fabrics, such as georgette
and chiffon, are used for evening
gowns.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Straps Are Featured
on Latest Footwear

A medieval type of shoe is being
brought out. While held on by the
merest Of thin straps, and by as few
of these as possible, the shoe has in
front long, pointed tongue of satin
or leather which reaches to the ankle.
Never have the shoe designers done
such beautiful work as this season.
Shoes IF = in colonial DESIGNS are
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

Afraid She Would scratch.

Robust little girl of five, just before
starting for her first day at school:
'Mumsey, dear, please cut my finger
nails"
"Is it very important now, dearY'
eyes, mumsey. You see, shall prob
ably have to punch some of the other
little girls, and 1 don't want to scratch
nails"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

shown in rose violet and soft blues,
which make the red and green leather
shoes of last season look crude indeed.
Among the new walking shoes is al
chic model with patent leather toe and
heel, vamp of violet swede and two
smoked-pearl buttons for fastenings.
Straps are conspicuously absent
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Alpaca Is Revived

Alpaca, that erstwhile humble and
rustic material, is now in high favor.
1t is a glorifed alpaca, however, silken
in texture and marvelously saven to
unusual weaves and designs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

D IBBONS ana laces set off the faces
~ and every other belonging OF
womankind in the new spring styles.
They have established themselves in
all sorts of millinery, they make
garnitures for dresses and for under
things and even find a place on our
footwear where bows or rosettes of
ribbon and occasional fans of lace
embellish slippers for formal dress.
Included in the long list of ribbon
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
RibbonsUsed on pringModes;
Trimmings Vary Afternoon Dress

accessories made of ribbon and shown
in the illustration.
For boudoir finishings ribbons make
themselves more and more useful. A
handsome pillow and a pair of shoe
trees are among new arrivals of their
kind that will interest luxury-loving
women.
The spring mode, having pro
nounced itself in favor of the
straight-and-slim silhouette, felt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Spanish STEAK.


Take two pounds of round steak,
cut in inch squares. On each square
place a slice of breakfast bacon, roll
and secure with a toothpick. Place
meat rolls in a saucepan, cover with
boiling water, add chopped onion,
three carrots sliced thin, pint of to-
matoes, one tablespoonful of salt, a
half teaspoonful of pepper and cook
one and one-fourth hours. Serve hot.
Farmers Meat Dish.
Slice as many potatoes as the fam
fly needs, place after parboiling for
five minutes in sailed water, in large
shallow granite pan. Over the top Of
the potatoes sprinkle salt and pepper
needed to season, and dust with -four;
add one sliced onion. Place on top
nice fat pork chops. Season on top.
Place in moderate oven and bake.
Turn the chops and season the other
side. Serve from the pan. This makes
a good dinner for busy day.
Apple TrifIe.
Place thick layer of seasoned ap-
pie sauce in the bottom of a baking
dish, seasoning with lemon rind and
sweeten to taste. Mix pint Of milk,
the yolk Of two eggs, sugar and nut
meg to taste; cook until smooth, chill,
pour over the apple sauce, cover with
the egg whites beaten stiff, sweetened
and favored and brown in the oven.
Whipped cream may be heaped on top
instead of the meringue, making
richer dessert
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13

tented to furnlSh
the family a good
meal try:
D m p Iii ng s
With Ste a k.-
Cook the steak
first on one side
in a smoking hot
frying pan, sea-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
Yes, Indeed.

There are men Of concealed fire that
doth not break out In the ordinary cir
substances Of life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-03-13
SATISFYING DISHES

Sometime when there is a small
piece of steak that needs to be ex-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12

Nejiste vcerejsi pocasi Sc
stale hrozicim destem bylo hla
vnim znakem vcerejSi ned9le
yyhrazene k ucteni matek. Co
chvili jste vcera potkavali oso-
by majici v, naruci kv6tiny,
ably Sc timto tklivym zpisobem
odvdecily te. ktere jsou povin-
ny dctou nejsrdecnejsi. Take
ma mistech, kde panuje obvy-
kle neruseny kid, ma polich
mrtvych, panoval vcera zvyse-
ny ruch. Byly navstevovany ro-
w, posledni mfsta odpocinku
maticek, jimz jejich, lasku ne
bylo jiz vice mozno splatiti il
max nez uctenim jejich svet-
lych pamatek. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
SJEZD OHIOSKEHO LEKAR-
SKEHO SDRUzENl.

OhiOske statni Sdruzeni le-
kafi konati bude cd zitrka do
ctvrtka vyrocni konvenci "a
predpokladane 1casti as 1000
hosti. V hotelu Statler konany
budou prednaskyk.o o nejmoder-
n6jsich vymozenostech lekar-
ske vedy, jako ockovani, po
kterem nezGstavaji jizvy, kon-
trola porodd, plasticke ranho-
jicstvi sensacni zlazove ope.
race.
Hoste prohlednou 81 nektere
zdejsi nemocnice3 a hodlaji sc
podileti ma vlastnfm golfovem
turnaji ma hfisti Country Clu.
blu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
HARRIS JAKO KANDIDAT
OKRESNfHO KOMISARSTVf.

: J.. H. Harris, : byvaly Glen
skolni rady, byl vyhlednut. "a
mozneho: kandidata ma dfad
okresniho komisare republika-
NY, kterf 81 pref, ably v srpnu
ma volebnfm listku objevil sc
cekanec z oboru obchodniho.
O kandidatufe. teto ale mezi
republikanskymi yIdci nikte.
rak nepanuje svornost, neb ne
ktefi jsou dosud pro znovuzvo
leni dosavadnich komisafh Col
denbogena a Dittricka. Harris
ma vsak "a sebou republican
skeho generala Maurice Mash
keho, tax re je doufano, ze
Sc mu podari ma sebe .strhnou-
ii vetsinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
SCHUZKA SPOJENECKYCH
PREMIERE.

Londyn, 10. kv6tna. - Jak
prohlaseno bylo v anglickem
ministerstvu zahranicnfch "a
lezitosti, ministersky predseda
Ramsay Macdonald nepodnik-
ne zadny rozhodny krok v re-
paracni .otazce, pokud nebude
znam vysledek voleb do fran
.couzskeho parlamentu. Prayi
Sc, ze schdzka ysech spojenec-i
kych premieri bude konana
v 1tery, dne 20. kvetna. Do
pis, iejz postal Macdonald do
Pafize a nemz Sc pravilo.
re adresovan byl Poincareovi,
byl vlastne adresovan ma an
glickeho vyslance v Pafizi s Wy
zvanim, ably informoval pred
sedu francouzskeho minister
stva 0 tom, oc jednalo Sc ma
posledni konferenci mezi Mac
Donaldem a zastupci belgicke
vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
JEDNA DOMNELA TRAVIE.
kA NEcHCE SvEDcITI PRO-
tt DRUHE.

Fannie Constanzova, vdova
po domnele otravenem Marinu
Constanzovi, zdraha Sc vypo-
vidati proti spoluobzalovane
Emme Colavitove, coz pry die
vyroku okresniho zalobce Stan
tona pfispeje k osvobozeni po-
slednejsi, jelikoz Constanzova
jest v travicskem procesu tom
jedinou svedkynf. Constance
zemfel r. 1920 po nemoci a v
jeho 1trobach po ctyrech le-
tech nalezeny byly soudnim
chemikem stopy arseniku. Ne
bude-li sv6dciti Constanzova
proti Collavitove, zachova Sc
patrne podobne Colavitova
"a soudu Constanzovou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
NEKTERE NEDELNf KOUS-
KY LUPIcSKE.

Do obchodu United Cigar
Co. v zivem miste, v {. 1884
zap. 25. ul.. vessel muz, jenz
Sc slovy: "Potrebuji penez ma
snidani' namiril ma klerka Da-
vida Moora revolverem. Lupic
dostal $3.50 q "a to jeSt6 Moo
ra v zadni casti obchodu spou-
tai provazem ma nohou a ru-
kou. Vezeh Sc sice odpoutal,
ale pachatel byl jiz ga hora-
mi."
DO hlavniho stanu Western
Union Telegraph Co., 204O
vych. 8. 'ul., vloupal Sc nezna-
my poberta, ienz ukoristil 1875
dollarI.
Kdyz vystupoval'z vlaku ma
Union nadrazi Edw. E. Roh-
rer, obral jej nejaky kapsar o
I$120. Policie sice zatkla hned
diva podezfele mladiky. ktefi
vsak zapirajf kazdou Icast ma
nepeknem tom kousku.
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v URADOVNE PkEPADENY
ZUBNf LEKAR.


DR.. M. H. Gray. $500 Hough
ave., stravil skorem Is nepfi-
jemnych minut, byv We sve u
fadovne dvema lupici pfivazan
k operacni zidli vlastnimi ruc-
Milky. DR.. Gray vracel Sc pra-
We cd obeda q byl sledovan
dvema muzi. z nichz jeden u
sedl ma zidli . druhy ztstal v
pfedsfni. Dentista prav4 pro-
hlfzel chrup neprav&ho paci-
enta, kdyz Sc "a zady jeho OBJ
jevil bandita druhy 8 Mantle
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"POMAHALl" PkI STE
HOVANf.


ctyfi vesm6s 16leti mladici
dOstali Sc vcera "dO chladku''
pro roztodivnou v6c. Najal je
Edward Gribble, ably pomohli
pfi stehovani z {. 1929 vych.
143. ul. do {. 1904 Crawford
rd. N. E. Hosi Sc pustili do sv6
rene prace tax horlive. ze od-
stehovali, ale do vlastnich by.
til, domaciho nafadi obcasn6-
no sluzbodarce v Gene as $35,
Gribble ma ne neSlechetnost tn.
to udal hosi mali nyni ma kr
ku zalobu pro malokradez.
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zENY METHODISTICKYMI
KAZATELKAMI.

Springfield, Mass, 10. kv6t.
ma. - Methodisticke zeny, KITE
re po leta Sc namahaly o do
sazeni cirkevni rovnosti sc svy-
mi bratry a otci v trade ducho
venskem, dosahly castecn6ho
vit6zstvi ma generalni konfe-
renci episkopalni cirkve zde
konane. Tem6r po jednomysl-
ne porazce navrhu, ably zenam
dostalo Sc plnych vysad jako
kocovnym kazatelkam, konfe-
renee velkou vetsinou schvali-
la jich ordinaci "a mistni pa.
story. Pc ctyrletych studiich
bohosloveckych mohou vyko-
navati tytez funkce jako muzi.
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PRfSNEJSf ZAKROCENf PRO-
I'll NELICENSOVANYM
PSOM.

Ia posledni tri dny bylo po-
kOusano psy osm osob, z nichz
jedno devcatko zaplatilo kou-
snuti smrtl. cetne pripady ma
il "a nasledek konferenci stat
niho zdravotniho reditele dr..
J. E. Mongera Sc zdravotnimi
komisari severozapadnfho O.
hia v Statlerove hotelu, ktera
jest svolana ma zitfek a stre-
du. DIE vseho bude prisnej il
zakroceno proti vsem, kdoz
chovajf psy bez license. Nest
sky zdravotni komisaf dr..
lockwood vyzyva, aby kazde,
sebe nepatrnejsi kousnuti psem
bylo Zdravotnim lfadIm hla-
seno. V okresu Cuyahoga jest
cd 10000 do 10000 PSI, coz
vyzaduje ma okresu naklad cd
Is do rs tisic vydanych ma in
spekce, licencni 1fednfky ma
leceni osob pokousanych. Hlav
nj agent Ligy ma ochranu wi.
rat H. K. Ferry pravi, Re by
Inebylo tolik pfipadi vztekli.
NY, kdyby 81 kazdS majitel
psa take zvfrete jak nalezi hle
del a zeimena nedoyolil toula.
] nj se zvfrat.
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cZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW.

Kvetnov6 cislo Czechoslovak
Review pfinasl nasledujici OBJ
sab: Currency Conditions. (By
DR.. Vilibaid Mildschuh, Of
Charles University, Prague.)
Month in Czechoslovakia. Diff
ficulties of Demokracy. (By
DR.. Edward Benes). Why not
the Whole Truth? (By; E. F..
Prantner.) Brief Sketch of Rus
sinian History. (By DR.. E. Per-
feckij.) Central European No
tes. The Lilly. .(Poem by Ka-
rel Jaromir Erben; translated
by DR.. JOS. stybr.) Here, The
re and Everywhere. Comments
on Current Topics. (By The E.
ditor.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
DIVE DfTKY PODLEHLY PO-
PALENINAM.

v Huron rd. nemocnici ze-
mfel vcera 1Olety Julius Pur-
celia, jenz v sobotu z navodu
ieCnoho kamarada vhodil no
rici sirku do gasolinove nadrz-
ky auta stojfciho pred {. 2468
Ontario u Central trznice. Ia
nastaleho vybuchu Zalit byl
hoch horicf gasolinem, zranen
ma blizku stojici kun mestske-
no povozu tax zle, re musel
byti ma miste zastrelen. Hoch
jenz X nezbednosti Julia ma
vedl,. utekl. Rodice zemreleho
chlapce bydlf ma Race ave. S.
E. Auto bylo "a explose zle
poskozeno, bylo majetkem Ed.
Vince z {. 401 Race ave. Pur-
celia odsrouboval zaklopku cd
nadrze nachazejici Sc vZadu
a tax nestesti sam zavinil. W.
buchem poboufeni byli nema-
10 precetni sobotni navst6vnici
trznice.
AS pred tydnem byla zle po-
palena 4leta Helena Kroege-
rova, 64O8 White ave., ma KITE
re Sc vznitil Sat, kdyz 81 hrala
s detmi u rozd6laneho ohn6
venku. Nest'astne devcatko
vcera V Charity nemocnici ze-
mrelo.
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I vCEREjSl CERNE kRON|kY
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80 OBETI.

Euclid ave., Willoughby, uka-
zoval p6ti spolecnfkum, jak
funguji jeho brzdy u ctyr kol.
Nahle zarazeny stroj Sc pre-
vratil a pfimackl k zemi Balla
i 54leteho Viktora Lunda,
1909 vych. 70. ul. Manzelka
Balla, dve ditky a jeden muz
byli z auta narazem vyhozeni,
ale ma st6stf unikli vaznejsfm
zranenim. Ball a Lund byli am
bulanci dopraveni do Charity
nemocnice, kan dovezen prv-
'nejsi jiz mrtvy, kdezto Lund
do smrti nema daleko; byla
mu die domnenek lekafG Zlo-
mena patef.
Ma Parkwood drive a Supe-
rior ave. byla "a prechazeni
jizdnf drahy autem prejeta 21
leta Lillian Klellikerova, 1916
vych. "a. ul. a dopravena do
glenvillske nemocnice. Ma zlo-
menou ruku krone znacnych
pohmozd6nin jinych.
Policejni <raznici v Rocky
River Robertson a Hansen do
stall sc ma tamnejsfm moste
mezi dive auta a byli dosti zna-
cne potluCeni, tax ze leceni
jsou v lakewOodske ,nemocnici.
Automobily ujely po nehode
rychle doh1edu svedkG.
Vcerejsi obeti doplhujf. re-
kord vsech v Clevelandu "a
trafiCnich nestestf usmrcenych
ma cislo 80, kdezto "a stejnou
dobu rOku lonskehO cerna ta-
to listina vykazovala jen 81
pripadd Sc smrtelnym zakonce-
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-12
zAHADNY 0Nos DfTETE.

Manzele Chris Peters vlast-
nj restaurant V {. 1920 Scovill
ave., v kterem nell tez sveho
3leteho synka Henryho. Hosika
81 oblibila as pred mesfcem il
sta mlada divka a brala jej ca
steji ma prochazku. Stalo Sc
TAX pred tfemi tydny, kdy Sc
ale nevratila ami dfvka ami
hoch. Rodice, kdyz Sc byli mar
ne po diteti shaneli, udali pri-
pad okresnimu zalobci STAN
tonovi, jemuz Sc ,podarilo ma
jiti stopu dnoskyne. Byl vypa-
tran manzel zenstiny, jenz ma
trade vypravel, re mu manzel-
ka pred nedavnem utekla a
s sebou vzala z jeho penez
$3.50. Soucasne udal, kde by
Sc mohla. zdrzovati a zena ta-
Ike konecne dopadena byla v
Asheville, N. C. Zena, ktera je
teprve as 18 rokd stara, bude
s hochem dopravena do Cleve-
landu. Ami rodice uneseneho
hocha ami policie 81 .nedovedou
vysvetliti, proc Sc zena lno-
su dlt6te dopustila. U