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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
CITATION TO HEIRS At LAW To
ATTEND PROBATE OF WILL.
STATE OF COLORADO.

County of Gunnison.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE YoUNGS. DECEASED
The People OF the State Of Colorado
e to the The Sheriff OF said County
Whereas. An instrumen, in writing
purporting TO be the last will and test
aInent Of GEORGE YOUNGS. late OF
SAD sad County deceased. has been pres
County for probate. and the 9th day 81
June 1874. has been set for hearing the
appilcation for the probate of said In
testament OF said GEORGE YnuNGs.
from the said instrument and from
% Wenena ssasc.Sry Lodre .sa evidence. nnd that
West Bay City. Michigan is Legatee
and Devisee under the last win and.
YouNGs ass Mr.. RI 'se W. H sdld F1ero GEoBGE II p.
GnopGr iaa, y: T. yo,sn y Sister Of the said
yrs j. 5 Davis. Of Hammendsport. n.
fooNGs. and heir at law: and Blanch-
Ard Chapter r. A. ~ Of Bay CITY.
m,selsaR nnser ,Re i LAST LSsntse Wf end DssIsse
MENT Of the said George Younrs
You are. therefore, hereby command
ed thai you cite and give notice to the
visee's as aforesaid. that they Ino be and De5
appear before the County Conrt ~
Gunnison County. at the Court House
in Gunnison. Colorado. on the a,h A.,
OF June A. D. 1924. at the hour OF n,
O'Clock In the Forenoon of said day.
upon the probate OF said win befnre
said Court and further to do and per-
form What shall then. by the said
Court; be REQUIRED and adjudged And
the law directa @-''
Witness. LUCILLE McDOUGAI.~
-. Cierk q the said County Court and
County. this ~ day OF April a. b. 1871.
tskAAD Lucille 0..NeDoU0AI.
First publication, April Is, 1894
Last publication. Nay -. 1874.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
SIXTY ATTEND MONTHLY MEET
ING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Astonishing Business of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company as related by Vice President
Lichty at Meeting of the Gunnison Chamber of
Commerce.

at our steel plant This amount. il
placed in pit cars holding 4 tons
each, would make train of such
loaded cars extending from Trinidad,
thru Kansas City, St. Louis, lndiana-
polls, Cleveland. Buffalo. Albany, Bos-
ton, and extend 200 miles into the At
lantic coast, distance of 226l miles.
Our total coal production during a
good year is approximately $500, 900
tons, or an equivalent of 5000 900 pit
cars of IL tons each. These, IL
placed end to end, would extend 5lI4
miles, or make a train long enough 10
extend from Trinidad to New York
City t19i6 miles) and from New York
City entirely across the United States
to San Francisco t3l95 miles)
Al the Minnequa Steel Works
Many tons of cast iron pine are
made each year and We produce from
$50, 900 to 500 200 tons of finished
steel annually. Twenty per cent of
our steel goes into mine rails for both
ore and coal mines, bolts and spikes.
merchant bars of different shapes
! rounds, squares, angles and channels.
These products are used in all states
west of Nebraska. About sixty per
cent of our steel goes into heavy rails
and fastenings for the railroads. The
fastenings consist of angle bars.
spikes, bolts and tie plates. These
products are sold to the following
railroads: Santa Fe, Burlington.
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. D. &.
r. G. W., c. g. s., FL Paso and South
western, Missouri Pacific
We produce seven miles of new
railroad daily. This means produciny
a new road annually from Pueblo to
Philadelphia, Washington, D. c., or
Baltimore.
At Our Steel Mills
We make 420 different kinds-64o
specifications, ranging in size from
i4-l000inch to X inch in diameter.
Among the many purposes for which
our smooth wire is used are: pamph-
let staples, strawberry box fastners,
milliner's frames for girls and wo-
mems hats, frames for florists de-
signs, bucket handles, coat and skirt
hangers, stucco house construction
and REINFORCED concrete work, trellis
wires for training rose vines in Cali
fornia and Oregon; telegraph, tele-
phone, wireless collectors. and many
other purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
Continued from page onel

and will likely be over in this direction
I anyway the last Of June to attend the
Mcclure pass doings and the Silver
ton-Ouray highway celebration. The
matter was referred TO the directors of
the Chamber Of Commerce, with power
to act.
The address of the evening was
made by A. H. Lichty of Denver. vice
president OF the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, and was in part as
follows.
What the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
Produce and where its Products Go
Three kinds of raw material are
necessary in making pig iron-lime-
stone. iron ore and coke, and these we
mine or quarry in large quantities.
From our limestone quarrieS we
produce 100000 to 100000 tons annu-
ally. This equals 10000 freight car
loads of Is tons each, or 400 trains of
% cars each.
From our Sunrise. Wyoming. iron
mine we produce about 500 900 tons
annually and purchase from South
western New Mexico from 100000 to
100000 additional tons each year.
This equals 1898 freight carloads of
sc tons each, or $50 trains of 25 cars
each, nearly two trains daily.
From our coal mines, three varie-
ties of coal are produced-steam, cox
ing, and for domestic use We sell
from five to ten per cent of our annual
coal production to steam plants other
than ours, such as electric power.
street railway and manufacturing.
Twenty-Five per cent of our coal is
sold to railroads. The Santa Fe, Dem
yer & Rio Grande Western. Colorado
& Southern, and the Burlington are
our best customers.
Twenty-Five per cent of our produc-
tion is sold for domestic purposes and
is distributed as follows: Colorado.
Nebraska, South Dakota. Kansas,
Oklahoma. Northern Texas and South
western New Mexico. We have ap-
proximately 1900 retail dealers. They
have as customers an average of about
200 families each. or 300 900 families.
Ii those families average four MEM
bers each, there are 200 900 men,
women and children warmed with our
coal every winter-lk times the pop
ulation of Colorado.
Between forty and fifty per cent of
our coal. up to 1000. 900 tons, is used
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
GOLD BAND BUTTER
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT pay

Estate Of Frank Majetich. Insane
All persons having claims agains,
said estate are hereby notified 10
present them for adjustment to tn,
County Court of Gnnnisen County. Col
orado. on the 18th day of June A
MATT J. KOCHEyAR.
conseryator of estate OF Frank
Majetich. Insane
First publication May l6. 1924
Last publication June II, 1924.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has been pub
lished by Dr. A. s. McCieary. the noted
rectal specialist Of Kansas City. This
be quickly and easily cured without
the use of knife. scissors. hot iren.
electricity or any other cutting or
burning method, without confinement
70 bed and mo hospital bills to pay.
The book II sent postpaid free to per-
sons afflicted with plies or other rectal
trou6les who clip this titem and mail
Cleary. $50 Parkview 6anitarium. Kan
80 City. No.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
EsrATE OF Frank =. Llghtley. pe.

ESTATE of Frank f. Lightiey. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
signed will present to the County
Court OF Gunnison County, Colorado,
her accounts for final settlement of
administration OF said estate. when
and where all persons in interest may
appear and object to them. II they 80
desire
MAGGIE LIGHTLEY,
Executrix of said Estate.
First publication. May 2. 1924.
Last publication. May 80. 1924
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
Nors~E OF FINA. SETTLEMENT

ESTATE of Dewey Stokes. Deceased
No. $50
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of May A ID. 1924. the under
signed viii present TO the County Cour,
OF Gunnison County. Colorado. his ac-
counts for final settlement Of admins
trstion of said estate. when and where
object to them. II they so desire.
CLYDE STOKES.
Administrators estate Dewey Stokes
deceased
First publication. April Is. 1924.
Last publication. May %. 1924
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
NOTICE OF ADJUsTMENT DAY

Estate of Benjamin F. Killey. d.
ceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Gunnison County.
Colorado. on the 18th day OF May A. d.
NELLIE II. Ku.LEY
ADMINISTRATIVE of Estate Of BENJAMIN
y. KiIley. Deceased
First publication, April Is. 1924.
Last qualification. May Is, 1924.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Alex Outlet writes News-Champion
that with Mrs. Gullett he is planning
a trip to Colorado some time in June.
1t has been many years since the Gull
let's were here, and old time friends
will be glad to see them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Stnson Rizer has taken charge of
the Tom Matchett place on Steuben
creek, under lease 10 Earl Mullin, and
will farm that this summer. There is
n considerable acreage of good hay and
potato and grain land on the Matchett
place
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

J. W. Stark has been plastering
and repairing the foundation Of Jos.
Blackstocks residence property on
Virginia Ave. so that the renovated
place is ready for rental again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

". n. Kelsey, who has been editor
and printer at Lake City for a number
of months, stopped over in Gunnison
several days OF last week on his way
east. W. c. Blair has again taken
charge Of the Lake City Silver World
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

FOR SALE-old papers, 2oc per
hundred. Just the thing for put
ting under carpets, on shelves, etc.
At EWS-CHAMPION OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

DR.. J. =. MCDonOugh returned Sat
urday from SaIida. He reports Mrs,
McDonough "a getting along nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

On his way from Seattle to his
home in Missouri, John Ed. Berry
stopped Friday for n week with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bender. Mr.: Berry
was distant relative and life long
friend of the late W. S. Ditto and has
frequently visited here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Lee Lehman is having his house on
Upper Main street remodelled and
painted this week. A new back porch
is one Of the additions. On the back
of the lot he is building two-story
log cabin which will be divided into
three two-room apartments. These
have already been spoken for and will
undoubtedly be kept occupied.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
JUST \ FEW LOCALS

Mrs. Frank Lightly has been quite
i'll the last few days
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

DIR. +. p. Hanson returned from
Michigan Sunday. driving new jew
EFT Sport Model car. 1t registered
17+0 miles from Grand Rapids to Gun
nison. He says the roads are fine,
and he especially enjoyed the roads in
Michigan, the home of automobiles.
Mrs. Hanson and children accompani-
ed him from Salida. His uncle, Chris
Hanson, of Howard City. Michigan
came with the doctor for a visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kreuger and
baby returned by auto Sunday from
Ouray where they visited with Mrs.
kreuger's parents. Mr.. Kreuger re-
ports the road as fine all the way. He
says he stopped at the Lake Fork eros
sing and lookd up at the mammoth
highway bridge and said: at will
surely be a mistake if we fail to take
advantage Of this wonderful advertis-
fng opportunity to hold celebration
apon It's completion
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

When better auomobiIes bull. Buick will build d
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
Concerning Markets


Our wire mills products are sold in
the territory extending from the Miss
ouri River to the Pacific Ocean, and
from Canada to Mexico. Occasion.
ally orders go into both Canada and
Mexico. Aside from rails, only 15et
of our products are used in Colorado
Our best markets are west of us
principally the Pacific coast states
Texas and Utah. We have no call
or any market-competition is yer,
keen; quality and service count.
Market conditions on the Pacific
coast are becoming poorer for US be-
cause of the cheap water haulage
from Atlantic ports via Panama Can
al. We constantly face competition
Of the keenest kind in all lines.
Our receipts in 1920 were $S8, ,000,-
10000 net. OF this amount $22 900, :
10000 was required for pay roll needs
What benefits or hurts the company
directly affects the employees accord
ingiy. This is also true Of the state
Of Colorado, because practically all OF
our operations are within the state OF
Colorado.
We needa the CoIe. Fuel 4 Irea C.
The employees and their families
5000 persons. The railroads
rails and other supplies; and also n Z
GOOD customer@Ouf freight bill fov
1oGo tst11ted apProximAteay $780,
Evening star., 1924-05-20

Fine, round thread
grade, for scarfs and centers; also
tea napkins. Former 8oc grade TWO
yards, 81.
Evening star., 1924-05-20

BatiSte Step-ins
with imported val
laces and inser-
tions and filet me-
dallions; correctly
made; full = cut
sizes. $3.50 grade.
At ............."
Sateen Costume
and dark color
ings; deep plated
flou IN C e S, with
fancy set-in de-
signs; hemstitched
yokes. $3.50 grade.
At ..............
P. N. Corsets. of
tic top and wide
front clasp; guar
anteed b o n / n g;
four heavy hose
supporters; sizes
"a to 32.' Former
$3.50 grade. At.
Evening star., 1924-05-20

sets, SILK elastic
top hooks below
front clasp; four
wide supporters;
sizes 81 to 20. For
mer $3.50 grade.
(Thfrd FIoor.)
Evening star., 1924-05-20
Dollar Sale HandkerchiefS

and imported nov
city hand-em broid-
cred colored lawns
and dimities. For
mer 19c and Csc
grades. SEVEN
for e~.-,-~~r.--.-.
Evening star., 1924-05-20

Tuxedo Pajamas, of fine quality
cotton pongee, trimmed with silk
frogs; choice of blue, white, hello
and pink; sizes A to D. All perfect
quality.
Uimit, three slits.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
OPOZDENY DzULAJOVY q.
HNOSTRoJ A JEHo Ma
SLEDKY.

O tyden opozd6na oslava
"ctvrteho" jest pficinou, ze
14lety John Dugan, 865 vych.
70. ul., a 16lety Otto Landic,
881 ma teze ulici, musi witt
"a vdek malo vabnym pohos-
tinstvim v clevelandskych ne
mocnicich. Vcera odpoledne
pil tuctem jinych hochd MALE
Eli pry nevypalenou pyrotech-
nickou bombu ma travniku v
Gordon parku. Zvedavf ma
spektakl, jaky provedou, "a
'palili .doutnak. Kdyz Sc mic ne
dalo, pfistoupili oba uvedeni
hosi blize, kdyz v tom ohno-
strojne teleso plnou silou w.
buchlo a oba vsetecky znacne
popalilo. Dugan jest v Mt. ST.
mai a Landic v st. Clair ne.
mocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
THAW PANEM SvEHO 30.
FATsTvf.

Philadelphia, 10. cervence.
Harry X. Thaw ziskal konec-
ne plnou kontrolu sveho ma
jetku, odhadovaneho ma ST.
100000. DIR. Walter Riddle,
Pittsburgh g. Howard Irish,
Philadelphia, kterf spravovali
majetek mezi tim CO byl Thaw
v ustavu choromyslnych, po-
dali soudu sprawl a odevzda-
Ii aktiva Thaw-ovi. Vylohy dG
vernikG behem jejich kontro-
ly majetku j chilly 100000.
Zdali nejake penfze byly w.
placeny Evelyn Nesbittove, by
vale zene Thawov9r neb jejimu
synu, o nemz tvrdi, ze je dite-
tenn Thaw-ovym, neni We zpra
We udano. Thaw, nyni volny a
fzakonite dusevne zdravy muz,
bydli sc svoji matkou, pi. Ma
ry c.. Thaw-ovou, v Pittsburg.
hu. Dosud visi vsak mad MIN
zaloba pro Inos a zmrskanl
mladeho studenta jmenem
Gumpa Kansas City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

tt 1tekem po pozarnich scho-
dech ma strechu, kde vsak
padl do rukou straznikGm v
obcanskem obleku. Jiny "de-
legat" dopaden byl, jsa oden
pouze spodky, maize telo
prikryte pytlem cd cafe atd.
Teprve kdyz policiste "vycisti-
Ii" vzduch, byl Sized zahajen,
kdyz byla policie postavila k
dverfm ,straze.
K sjezdu sc ocekava as 700
ucastniki re vsech koutG Spo
jenych StatI. Penize, o ktere
pfi spiknutf slo, byly pod po-
licejni ochranou bezpecne u
lozeny. Zatceni budou pred
vedeni dnes soudu, ably Sc zod
povidali bud z taineho noseni
zbrani anebo je ceka zaloba
pro nepofadne chovani osob
podezrelych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
). now LEKAkI.

ColufiBus, O., 10. cervence.
DR.. w. S. Duncan, absolvent
university Torontske, nyni v
Clevelandu, obdrzel nejvyssi
'znamky pri zkousce pred stat
mi lekarskou zkusebni radou,
|jejiz usp6sne slozeni opravnu-
je k provozovani lekarske pra
xe. DR.. l.. S. Evans byl dru-
hym a DR.. C.. w. Mueller tre-
tim, oba z Columbus. Ze PIP
kandidatG, ktefi sc ku zkous-
ce prihlasili, II jich neobsta-
10. Mezi temi, kdoz dspesne il
slozili, je tel DR.. F. ]. Vokoun
IL Clevelandu, DR.. Elizabeth
Bartos, DR.. w. E. Sroub. Mezi
'chiropraktiky DR.. F. j.. Ko-
fron.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
|VYJDOU VRAHOVf MAT.
TEOTTIHO BEZ TRESTU?

Rim, 10. cervence. - Mezi
'cleny rodiny a pfately Matte
|ottiho vzmaha Sc znacne zne-
pokojeni mad moznostf, ze vra
ihove zavrazdeneho poslance
|uniknou spravedlnosti. z cho-
ivani Amerga Duminiho, o
lnemz jest znamo, ze byl vlast
MIN vidcem vrahd a ze byl ne
pochybne hlavnim pachatelem
|vrazdy, jez dava ma odiv We
vezeni pred vysetfujicim
soudcem, zda Sc vysvitati, re
dostalo Sc mu ujisteni, re ami
on ami jeho spoluvinnici ne
maji Sc echo obavati. Dumini
daya totiz ma jevo naprostou
bezstarostnost a zhusta 81 We
sele prozpevuje, coz die pa
|nujiclho presvedceni nebylo
!by moznym u vezne, jenz jest
|obzalovan 2 vrazdy, k nfz sc
|pfiznal, kdyby 81 nebyl jist,
ze vyjde z cele afery bez vse-
likeho trestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

komunisticky poslanec Kou,-
ny vydan K trestnimu s.tih6ni
pro vlastizradu. We vcel.eisi
echdzi imunitnfho vyboru do
sla ma pfetfes ,afera kom. posi-.
Tom. Koutneho, iehoz vydani
domaha Sc kraisky soud v Uh.
Hradisti pro zlocin vlastizra-
dy die Yak. l., odst. 1. a H.. "a
kona ma ochranu republiky,
spachany pfi znamem pokus,l
o statni preyrat ma Hodpnin-
sku v druhe polovici prosince
1920 v lednu 1921, Jak trest
nj spisy dovozuji byl hlavnim
strujcem to11oto pokusl POSI-.
Koutny, ma jehoz prasni utvo-
len zvlastnf revoluc. vybor del
nicky, .iakoz j bojovne oddly
a ma .iehoz rozkaz zabrana ra-
da statnich budov vyhnani
statni urednici a zam6stnanci.
Ma jeho rozkaZ zauano vydant
Zbrani a zameZeno povolani
vojska k ochrane liradd a ci-
vilniho obyvatelstva. Koutny
prohlasil, ze nastala nova VIA
da. Koutny nafidil take duvar-
nikIm v cukrovaru rohateckefn
aby obsadili lrady, nadrazi a
cetnictvO, coz Sc tax elstalo.-
Ma rozkaz oKutneho obsazena
take puskarska dina V. Sedi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
BOZ PROTI HMYZU NIcfCf.
MU KUKUkIcNOU
URODU.

Exerites Roborator, hmyz z
rodu lumki nebo vos, byl pra-
We dopraven do Clevelandu.
Jest neprftelem larv nicicich
kukuricnou Irodu v Ohiu. Ne
kolik tisic exemplarG bylo w.
pusteno v okresich Lake, Hu-
ron a Lorain, kde Sc mali O.
svedciti We vyhlazovaci valce
proti skIdci v kornovych po-
Itch nasich .farmard.. Jmeno-
vany lumek je cd pull do jed
noho palce dlouhy. Cd jeho nj
Give cinnosti 81 slibuji agrarnl
drady velice mnoho, ac jest
zde otazka, zda hmyz pfezl-
je zdejsi tube mrazy, ma KITE
re, pochazeje z pomerne mno
hem teplejsi Francie, musi ivy
kati.
w severnim Ohiu Sc totiz as
pred tremi roxy objevil hmyz,
jehoz larry vyziraly dren zdeJ
81 kukurice. Nadeleni toto by
10 die znalcI private z Kama
dy. Pohroma dostoupila loni
tax znacnych rozmerd, re by
10 zakazano re zamorenych
,okresI kukurici prevazeti, by
svizel nebyla zavlecena V me-
postizene dosud kraje. Karan-
tena byla tax prisna, ze byla
prohlizena j jednotliva auta,
zda daneho rozkazu jest dba-
mo.
Privezeny hmyz totiz die
zvykI lumkG v6odava svoje
lvajfcka v telo larry jineho
hmyzu. z vajicek vylihnou .se
larry, ktere zvolna vyziraji Il.
Itroby housenky, ktera arci hy-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
LETECkA 'PosTA vYNOs-
,NOu.

Chicago, 11 cervence.
Vladnf zisk ma prve letecke po
Ste, vychodn4, cd San Francis
ka, obnasf pres 40 procent.
Sdelil tax postmistr James A.
Power re San Franciska We
sve zprave, kterou predlozil
druhemu asistentu gen. post
mistra, Paul Hendersonovi,
jenz jest, sefem letecke posty.
Ze 4zpravy vysvita, re ma pos
tovnem bylo pfijato $2,3O8.4S
"a vice neS 5000 postovnich
zaslek, urcenych pro prvy
let ma vychod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
SPORTSMAN, JAKYM BYTI
NEMA.

Ma Kinsman I'd. as mill w
chodne cd golfoveho hriste '
Highland parku, dostali Sc dc
sebe diva autoiste, "a ktert
prllezitosti byl dvema ranam
nozem v zada obdaren Ray A
Walker, 9703 Parkview ave
S. E., tax ze musel byti dove
zen do nemocnice sv. Lukase
Rabiatnf sportsman ridil no.
We auto, v nemz sedely dive re.
ny. Walker pry stroj svdj "a
stavil a bylo do neho vrazeno
karou druhou a prorazeny gu.
my. Kdyz poskozeny kola spra
voval, byl pry bodnut, jak sam
vypravi. Pc druhem autoisto.
vi zahajila policie patrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
SMRT NASLEDKEM PADU
PRED IL ROXY.

Ia pozaru Cooperative
Stove Co. ma vych. 40. ul. v
r. 1910 spadl Sc stfechy s dv9-
ma jinymi m6stskymi hasici
Charles S. Reeve. Ia padu
vyvrtnul 81 nohu v kycli a ra-
memo. sPolezel nskolik nedel v
nemocnici a byl jake uzdrave-
ny propulsion, ably konal dalsi
hasicske povinnosti. GRAZ vsak
'nezdstal bez nasledkd. nebot'
padem 81 Reeve zpisobil pa
,trn9 vnitfnf zraneni. kteremu
po ctrnacti letech vcera v Mt.
Sinai nemocnici podlehl. Hasi-
Gem byl Is rokd a posledne
byl zamestnan jako strojnfk.
Byl 81 roki star a zanecha-
va zde vdovu, ctyfi syny a dee
: ru.
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| Cirkve q divadla v celem
Ohiu pracuji We prospech sbf-
rex pro boufi poskozene To-
rainske obcanstvo. Methods
ticko-episkopalni cirkev cleve-
landska ulozila 81 ma schdzi
pastoru laikd pffdel $4,000,
kterychz penez ale pouzito ma
byti ma vybudovanf zffceneho
kostela. Celkove hodlaji pri-
slusnfci uvedeneho vyznani se-
vrati $150.OOO.
Podobne obrazkova jina
divadla hodlaii venovati po-
mocnemu fondu vytezky ne
kterych predstavenf, zejmena
podniky sdruzene v akronske
organisaci majiteli kinemato-
grafickych divadel.
Mezi vetsimi darci ostatnf-
mi pfihlaseno bylo vcera OBJ
canske Sdruzeni Middletown,
jez Sc uvolilo ma kvotu $1O.-
600, z ktere slozilo ihned
$1,000 a dale Weidemanova
firma, jez v6novala $1,000. "a
z Lorain odvolanou milici ma
stoupf policejnf sluzbu SO w.
pomocnych serifi. Odchazeji-
ci milici podekoval "a sluzby
mestu prokazane mayor Hoff-
man. Okresni komisafi vysli
vstric mestu tim zpusobem, re
zmineny oddil serifn po cely
mesic bude placen okresem.
Prozatim obstarava v m9ste
bezpecnostni sluzbu $50 w.
slouzilcG, kten sc staraj{ i o
sluzby traficni. Dosavadni
pasovy system zistane plat
nosti tax dlouho, dokud vsech-
ny ulice nebudou zbaveny tro-
SEX a'v m6ste inenastane nor
malni situace v obchodech.
V Sandusky vcera panoval
velky vitr, ktery nicil domy
nedobourane "a boufe.. Pani-
ka byla vcera tax znacna, re
lid opoustel domy, jat stra-
chem, ze sc blizi move tornado.
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ky a revolvery. Koutny jenA'
dive1nfki, ma nemz Sc stvalos
byl .hlavnfm strdicem sjezda
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dou" chodi po nlesta, snsfid !
sIetnictvu,. aby radnidllf sklep
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asistenci. Dav, postvany posi-.
Koutnym vihl sc vsak ma vol.
sko odzbrojiv je, vyvlekl 0.
kresnho hejtmana Svobodu na
ulri "a vofani "Obesit ho!'
vlacel no k Deln;ckemu domu
a pax ktradniSnmu sklepu, try
zne no az 'dol<rve. Imunitni W.
bor usnesl Sc po navrhu zpr:-
'vodaje POSI-. Marchy POSI-. Kou-l
tneho vydati.
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cich americkou vyrobu rc-
tvntz diva neiskveleisi doposila
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