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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
Morton Delegation Requests
Dam In Birch COulee Greek

ed a position as office nurse fol
DR.. M. P. Feigal in Redwood
| Falls.
Mrs. Glenn Jennings left Satur-
day to spend a week with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mrs. Grace Piersol, Mr.. anc
Mrs. William Chroup and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ambrose Dallenbach at
| tended funeral services for Mrs
r. Bramsche in Delhi Friday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Murphy
drove to Minneapolis Sunday, re-
turning Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John He'll and son
Donald were guest SUNDAY at the
home of Mrs. Heil's sister, MIS-
Guy Simon. :. poS
wood Falls visited Sunday at tne
Theodore Scott home.
Miss Margaret Ball and FREQ
Rowell of Comfrey were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. homer
B. Hanson. -,
The Kraft club met with Mrs
John Greenslit Tuesday AFTER
noon.
Mrs. Vern Chirhart and little
con Bobby are spending the
week with Mrs. Chirharts sister,
Mrs. Frank Edwards.
Earl Paulson of jackson was a
business visitor in Morton Weo-
nesday.
Miss Margaret Donahue spent
the weekend with friends in Red
wood Falls.
Reinhart Schell and Joseph
Schneider spent Saturday ana
Sunday in Minneapolis.
Miss Viola Scott who has COM
pleted a course at Brady and
Rogers school of beauty culture
in Minneapolis is spending sew
eral days at her home.
Mrs. John Hunt was hostess at
a Degree of Honor party at her
home Thursday evening.
Callers at the Ray Keefe home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Rollan
Sigg and daughter Barbara OF
Willmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Fesenmaier
and children visited New Ulm re-
latives Sunday.
Mr.-and Mrs. Ray Keefe and
son John Raymond spent Friday
in st. Paul.
Guests of Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer
Saturday were her sisters, Misses
Anna and Carrie Schmidt OF New
Ulm.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer B. Hanson,
Miss Charlotte Dushek and John
Saari drove to Comfrey Saturday
to visit friends.
Miss Dorothy Andrews of Min
neapolis spent Sunday at her
home in Morton. Miss Dorothy is
now employed in the office OF DR..
j. Dvorak.
Mrs. P. A. Brown, after three
months illness in University hos
pital in Minneapolis during which
time she underwent serious OPP
Grafton, returned Saturday to her
home. Her brother, DR.. j. Dvorak
and his children Lorraine and
James of Minneapolis brought her
to Morton, remaining for tie
weekend at the Brown home.
Miss Harriet Fink of st. Paul
came Friday to visit until Sun
day at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Nels Fink.
Mrs. 0. D. SimonS went to Farl-
bault Saturday to visit relatives
until Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Nelson OF
Excelsior spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the A. L. Holden
home.
After several years residence in
New York, Mrs. Nora Haskins has
returned to her girlhood home,
Morton, to live. At present she
will have rooms in the home OF
Mrs. Anna Fuller.
Arnold Gutzke left Monday for
his home in Waite Park after a
weeks visit with James Clancy Jr.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22
april 22-29-May g.
ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING
ON PETITION FOR CONVEYAN-
CE OF LAND

ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING
ON PETITION FOR cONvEYAN-
CE OF LAND.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, S. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rudolph Kohlmann. Decedent.
WHEREAS, Kate M. Duncan has
filed in this Court petition stating
death under contract in writing to
convey to the petitioner that tract of
land in the County of Redwood, State
of Minnesota, viz: Lot Fifty (5O),
Auditors Subdivision No. One (1),
Section No. One ~, Township One
Hundred Twelve (112j. Range Thirty
six (36), City of Redwood Falls,
Minnesota, that the terms of said
contract have been performed by
reason Of which said petitioner is en-
titled to such conveyance, and pray
ing that the Court direct the repre-
sentative of the estate of said de-
cedent to make such conveyance ac-
cording to said contract;
1T is ORDERED, That said petit
ton be heard on the seventh day of
June, 1887 at ten o'clock a. M, at the
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House in the city of Redwood Falls
in said County and State: and that
notice of said hearing be given by the
publication of this order as provided
by law in the Redwood Gazette and
by mailed notice as provided by the
rules of this Court.
Dated April 18th, 1887.
(SEAL) Robert ". Ochs,
Judge of Probate 43-3ts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Selke Of Clements.
Mrs. Ed Barenthin and son,
Willard and daughter, Edith
drove to Belview Sunday after
noon to visit her sister, Mrs
Grace Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Quesenberry
had as dinner guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Quesenberry, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Quesenberry and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Ed earn
hardt and son, Howard and Pearl
and Lulu Quesenberry.
Mrs. Ben Stewig spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs
Calvin. Wheeler in Redwood Falls
Miss Lucille Bryan was a Sun
day dinner and supper guest OF
Miss Vera Lightfoot in Redwood
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kerby and
family were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Mahoney in Redwood
Falls Sunday night.
The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goblirsch was baptized
Sunday at st. Anne's Catholic
church in Wabasso. He was nam
ed Linus Joseph. The sponsors
were MIR. and Mrs. Joe Walters
of Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwab
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Heiling and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Wagner and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Heiling at Morgan
helping Mr.. Heiling celebrate his
sixty-eighth birthday.
Mrs. Wenzel Goblirsch spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ray Redding near Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Altman
and Miss Margaret Schwab were
supper guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wenzel Goblirsch.
Henry Bonneman of Roseland
was a caller at the Ben Stewig
farm Monday morning.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Marconi zemrel.

V 1tery v Rhine zemfel We
hlasny genius, Maronis Gugli-
elmo Marconi, vynalezce bez-
dratne telegrafie.
V6hlasny ucenec byl jenom
FL rok1 star, kdyz objevil, re
telegraficke zkazky posllany
byti mohou vzduchem bez dra-
tn. Jeho prvnf bezdratne zpra-
Wy pres Atlanticky ocean po-
slany byly roku 1901: Zesnuly
byl castym navstevnfkem Spo-
jenych StatG. Star byl IS ro-
XII, kdyz zemrel srdecni vadou
Cordell Hull, sekretar statu
z Washingtonu prohlasil, re
povazuje smrt Marconiho ga
nenahraditelnou ztratu pro We
du a civilisaci."
V Anglii zavreny budou
vsechny bezdratne a telegraf-
nj STANCE ma dive minuty v den
pohrbu ucence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
100000 divakI " csl. pavilonu
parizske vVstave.

Ceskoslovensky statnf paw
Ion ma parfzske vystave byl o.
tevfen pro sirokou veTejnost.
Odhaduje Sc, re jej navstfvilo
100000 osob, ktere Sc obdivo-
valy jak jeho stavbe, tax i W.
stavenym %predmet1m umelec-
kym, zejmena sklu, a potion
prGmyslove cast, ktera hlavne
dava ceskoslovenskemu paw
lonu ton.
V patek odpoledne byly pred
vedeny uzsfmu kruhu zajemcG
Ia prftomnosti vyslance dra.
Osuskeho ceskoslovenske fill
my Lide ma kre (reziser Mac
Fric) a Zijeme 1887 cd dra.
Radla. Oba filmy budou pred
vedeny pT1stfho tydne, patrne
We ctvrtek vecer, ma slavnost-
MIN pfedstaven1 We filmovem
palaci ma vystavisti pri mezi-
narodnfch sjezdech filmovych
podnikatelG a filmovych kriti-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Slovensky misionar zemFel
" Jig. Africe.

Do Slavkova u Kezmarku
pod Vysokymi Tatrami pTisla
nynf zprava, re pred mesfcem
zemrel Rhodessi, v hlavn1m
meste Lusaka, slovensky ro-
dak misionaT P. Jakub Tonga
re Slavkova. Byl jiz padesat
let misionaTem ma vychoofri-
ckem pobrezf, ale ma svou rod
nou zemi nezapomfnal a cas-
cd casu postal prfspevky do
rGznych katolickych casopisG.
P. Tonga naucil Sc "a dlouha
leta pGsobeni mezi divochy
mnoha narec1m a byl mezi
domorodci velmi oblfben. Svou
znalostf Temesel pTisel znacne
k civilsaci africkych kraju.
Pres nepTfznive tropicke pod
neb1 DOLL sc veku 81 rokG.Byl
pTibuznym Martina Longao
poslance v csl. narodnim shrro-
mazdenf ma ludovou stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Svatba S ~prekazkou.

V Haverhill, Mass, majfc ST.
zy v oc1ch Belle Grahamova v
belostnych satech nevesty by
la zanechana cekaj1c u oltaTe
chramu Svateho Srdce - ale
ne dlouho. K oltaTi blazene
kracela pc boku Gerlada LIE
Blanca. Rev. Michael Madden
konecne pozadal O prsten. Bile
dina i cervenaje sc, zenich pro-
hledaval kapsu "a kapsou =
ale prstenu nikde. Gerlad Sc
potil al mt l1mec zmekl, a ko-
necne horempadem vybehl a
skocil do svatebn1ho automo-
blu. Bleskurychle ujel 10 mil
domd a zpet, a v As minutach
byl zpet. Uplakana nevesta Sc
usmala, prsten Sc ocitl ma pr
stu, a We chv1li novomanzele sc
nachazeli ma svatebni ceste do
B1lych hor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Americtf tide varovani.

Americtf eide poslali do
Washingtonu statnimu tajem-
niku zadost o zakrocenl prot
nelidskemu zachazen1 s jejich
souverci V Polsku a profit "a
myslenemu nucenemu vysteho
vanf zidovsk6 populace c1taj1-
CT pres 3,OOO,O 900 dust.
Tento zakrok vyvolal boufi
odporu V Polsku a tamnejsl
casopisy nehledanymi slovy
pokus zidG Z ciziny odsuzujf.
Gazetta Polska, velmi biz
ka zahranicnfmu ministru
pluk. Josefu Beckovi varuje
ZidovStvo, ably Sc zdrzelo po-
dobnych projev1 nebot by ne
mohli ocekavat pomoc Polska
V palestinske otazce. Jine ca
sopisy jsou mnohem ostfejsf V
kritice americkeho protestu.
Ma pT1klad anti-semiticky ca
sopis ABC primo vyhrozuje,z re
polSt1 Eide budou trpet a re
budou hnani k zodpovednosti
"a jakoukoliv zahranicni proti
polskou akci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Pastor vrahen.

V Pittsfield, ILL.,, policii Sc
podarilo pc 2 denn1m zapiranf,
obdrzeti priznani Rev. C. E.
Newtona, 81 let stareho, re "a
vrazdil Dennis Kelly, 45letou
milenku a mrtvolu shodil do
Teky Mississippi.
Kelly, manzelka venkovske-
no listonose, vyzvedla vets1
castku penez re zalozny a pry
nutila pastora ably S nj uprchl.
Nejdrfve byl svolny, avsak
kdyz dojeli k mestecku Hanni-
bal, dostal strach a chtel Sc
vratit zpet, cemuz odporovala.
Doslo mezi mimi k hadce pTi
ktere vyskocila z automobile.
Pastor Sc opet pokousel il pri-
vesti k rozumu a chtel j do
stat do AUTOMOBILE zpet, kdyz
ma hladkem dlazden1 uklouzla
a rozbila 81 hlavu. Rama slime
krvacela a vida pEij1zdejici
automobil Newtona zachvatil
strach, popadl kladivo s KITE
rym il nekolikrate udeTil do
hlavy. Vedel, re je mrtva a
zajel k mostu a shodil telo do
reky.
Pastor Dude souzen pro vraz-
du prvn1hO stupn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23

Policie V Madden, Mass, O.
svobodila 39letou Hazel Potak
a jeff 16letou dceru Grace,
kter6 tvrdf, re byly v6zneny
dele neil rok. Neil Sc k MIN
policie dostala, musila vyrazi-
tt dvere u obydlf, ktere byly
nejen uzamknuty, ale mad to
jeste zatluceny hTebfky.
28lety Stephen Potak, druhy
manzel jmenovan6 39let6 re-
ny, byl zatcen a uv6znen.
Matka S dcerou vypravely,
re Potak je uveznil v jejich O.
bydl1, kdyz opoustel dunn. A
krone toh dveTe jeSt6 zatloukl
hfeb1ky, ably sc snad prece ne
dostaly ven.
Policie take pravf, re Pota-
kova vypravela, re Potak Sc j
jake manzelky chtel zbaviti, a
by byl volny a ably pry pax mo
nj z1ti s JeJl dcerou, svou pa
storkyn1.
= V Henryville, Ind, Ma
rion Stidham, 18lety, byl Eat
cen jake vrah sveho otce, Tho
mase, 43leteho, ma porci jich
domova. "On byl opily a hro-
I'll man," fekl syn policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23

p~rostfedky akce pro navrat do
prace; dominance tovarnou del
nickych organizaci v peti "a
vodech
V jedenacti mesicich,
kvetnem konce, bylo do Spoj.
StatG dovezeno 15,102,267 gal
lon1 lihovin, kdezto v teze do
be pred rokem pouze 9,454,-
$50 gallonG.
= Vyjednavan1 O mzdach
mezi zastupci zeleznic a IA or
ganisacf Sc shroutilo. Narodnf
zprostredkovacf rada Timed
zakrocila. +
Svolala zastupce obou spor-
nych stran ma spolecnou schG-
ri. Pozdeji budou konany
zvlaStni conference S kazdou
stranou zvlast. Unie, ktere We
dou tento BOZ, skladaji sc re
zamestnanc1, kteTi nejsou "a
mestnani pTi doprave, jake
1jsou klerkove a delnfci v dill
mach. Pet uni zamestnanc1,
kterf jsou zamestnani pri do
prave, jake je unie rfdic6 a to-
picd, vyjednavajf o zvlastni
smlouvu.
Prvn1 skupina uni zada pT1-
davek zoe ma hodinu, druha 20
procent.
= Presidenta Roosevelta ma
vrh, ably Nejvyssf soud rozmno
Zen byl novymi cleny, konecne
20 dlouhych debatach a boj1ch
z obou stran chyl1 Sc ku konci,
LAX oznameno V 1tery.
Navrh presidentGv speje ku
konci, kdyz V 1tery sedm Gle
nj senatu dosud vahajicfch,
preslo zjevne do oposice a roz-
hodnuti sve oznamili do Bile
no Domu.
Skupina tato usnesla sc hla-
|sovati tento ctvrtek odporuciti
pfedelany navrh soudnfmu W.
boru S instrukcemi anebo be-
mich. Toto povazovano jest ja-
ko kompromis. Ackoliv pTa-
Itelst1 ku presidentu, nabyli
pTesvedcenf, re BOZ O Nejvyssi
ISoud vazne poskozuje prace
pro jine d1lezite otazky zako-
nOdarne.
V novem navrhu techto ne
ma sc vGbec mluviti O Nejvys-
Sim Soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23

skem poklesku hned vojensky
soud = %zafazeni do trestne &c
ty, smrt. Byla to nutna pris-
most "a toho hrozneho 1stupu,
v pfedvecer ruske zrady. Cd
nemecke fronty az do Vladi-
vostoku! Bee zasobovanf, be-
re zprav odjinud, obklfcenf So
vetskymi bandami. Re Sama-
ry Jsme pfisli ma Ural. Tam sc
mas vsak zmocnila malomysl-
most. Nohy nam krvacely.
Bylo nam lima, NELL jsme HAD
nebyli jsme vyspal1. Mas plu-
kovnlk 81 mas postavil do kru-
hu.
Ia kazdou cenu musfme
preJlt tyto hory! pravil, pazi
vztahuje k zasnezenemu hire
benu. = PAX to zas p1jde pres
celou ASH az k Pacifiku! Da-
lie Jit, nebo zemTft! Vpred!
= Muzum klesala hlava. &C.
la druzstva shazovala sve tor
by: "Vpred!" rozkazal mas
velitel. Nikdo Sc nehnul.
"Vpfed!" zvolal jeste jed
nou. A kdyz pc tfetf jeho roz-
kaz zustal bez odezvy, vytahl
revolver a vzkfikl: "Bratfi vo-
Jaci! Kdyz odmftate jft dale,
nezbyva yam, nez abyste Sc
sami odpravili, jak ucinfm sam
Sc sebou! Spfse smrt, nez pad
nout do rukou rudych tlup!"
"A drive, nez jsme pocho-
pill, vpalil 81 kulku do srdce.
Plukovn1k ten nazyval Sc
Schmetz. Jeho gesto zachra-
milo ceskou armada. Hanbfce
sc mad svou slabostf a mad
svym zbabelstvfm, poslechly
zastupy a vydaly Sc dale ma
Ural. Blato bylo mnohdy tax
hrozne, re jsme musili sve no.
ny obema rukama uchopit, a.
bychom je vytahli z bahniste.
Pr prechodu horskou Sill cely
prapor zmizel pod lavinou.
Kdokoliv zGstaval pozadu, byl
pohlcen. Kdyz jsme vysli
z hor, zGstalo nam vykonat
jeste til mes1ce pochodu a bo-
jovat pfi tom. Vyslo mas re
Samary 100000. Do Vladivo-
stoku mas doslo jen 10000 -.
Potion jsem bojoval proti pira-
t1m Tonkinu, Chleuh1m v
Taze. DrGsGm v Levante; by
10 to mnohdy perne, ale pres
to mnohem mens1, nez "a ma
seho 1stupu SibiTf 80.
= A proc jsem Sc potion
jeste trikrat dial zapsati do CT
zinecke legie? -. Oh! Jak
krasna byla ceskoslovenska
vlast pTi pohledu z hloubi ru-
de Rusi! Wy sam, byl jste Ia
Ike pri navratu hrdinG? 49,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Otec bidak.
V Lansdowne, Pa,

V Lansdowne, Pa, 55lety
Albert R. Knight byl znovu
zatcen. Jeho zaruka byla sta
novena ma $4,000 ma novou
obzalobu, re Sc pokusil spro-
voditi Sc sveta sve tri dcery "a
palenfm rodinneho obydl1, ably
uhoTely a on mohl dostati
$3.50, 900 pojistenf.
Knight byl zatcen hned 20.
kvetna, kdyz jeho obydl1 bore
10 a shledalo Sc, re pozar byl
zalozen a ma neho pablo po-
dezTen1 re zhafstv1. Tehdy je-
no zaruka cinila $4,000 a 20
jejim slozeni nalezal Sc ma svo-
bode. V obydl1 v dobe pozaru
byly ony tri dcery a 15lety syn
David, kterym Sc vsak podaTi-
10 zavcas uteci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Obeti sekacky.

V Grantsburg, Wisconsin,
1Olety Paul Moser upadl pred
strojem ma kosen1 sena, S n1mz
pracoval jeho otec ma rodin-
ne farme v township Hertel.
Stroj uT1zl hochovi ODE ruce a
levou nohu. Ia kratko zem-
rel v nemocnici. Hoch poma-
hal otci pTi delan1 sena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
ODE nohy useknuty mad kot-
nikem.

28lety celedfn Ludvfk Stra-
ka re S~traznice sekal jetelinu.
Pr praci mu pomahala 24leta
sluzebna Anezka Sivakova, "a
mestnana tamtez. V okamzi-
ku, kdy celed1n Sc kosou roz-
machl k novemu zaberu, skO-
ella mu Sivakova prave pred
kosu. Sivakova zdesene vykfi-
kla a jake podtata spadla do
travy. Kosou il byly useknuty
tem6T ODE nohy mad kotniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
Ten mas manzeIsky zivot.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie.
shon pc zlatu je skoncen jak
zena a manzel uvedomeni byli
soudem, u nehoz zalovali Sc
pro roZvod.
Daisy Ann Gomez vysoudila
81 svobodu.
"Mela jsem "a $50 zlat6 zu-
by v 1stech," svedcila. "Vzala
jsem je z 1st a drive neil jsem
zvedela, mGj muz je prodal.
Dostal "a ne $3.50. Penize
prohral."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-23
z deInickeho hnuti.

Il 0CAAAANhCAAO AAAAOS1.
Detroit, Michigan, pTislo O
celou tfetinu zasobovanf NILE
KEN, jezto stavka clend unie
United Dairy Workers sc roz-
sifila ma patou mlekarenskou
spolecnost Borden Farm Pro-
ducts Company, ktera dodava
$4,000 zakazn1k1.
Stavka u Bordenevy spoiled
nosti byla vyvolana, kdyz ma
konferenci zastupcG unie U. D.
w., zastupcG spolecnosti a ma
yora Franka Couzense nedoslo
k dohode. Odhaduje Sc, re u
Bordenovy spolecnosti stavku-
je asi LOO muzG.
Vrchn1 Inspector detroitske
policie Gustave Schink prohla-
sill, re $500 muzG policejnf re-
servy je pfipraveno zabraniti
jakymkoli vytrznostem. Pra-
vii take, re narfdil vsem poll
cistGm, kterych nenf treba k
pravidelnemu patrolovanf v
meste, jakoz i 60 motorcycle
wynn policistGm, ably byli ma
strait u ctyr Bordenovych "a
vodG pro pr1pad potreby.
Bordenova spolecnost doda.
va Detroitu asi 2O% mleka a
mlecnych produkt1. Clenove
unie pravf, re stavku vyvolali
proto, jezto spolecnost nechte.
la pfistoupiti ma uzavTenou
d1lnu.
= Parnfky, ktere posledn.
ctyfi dny zahalely, opet zaha-
jily dopravu mezi pevninou 9
ostrovy stranou Nantucket 9
Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket
Mass. Urovnanf ctyrdenn.
stavky lodn1kG bylo docfleno Y
statn1m hapitolu v Bostonu.
Doprava byla zahajena O.
kamzite, jakmile bylo ozname.
no, re ODE strany podepsaly
dohodu. Smlouva je ma rok E
zajistuje licencovanym lodn1n
zamestnancGm zvysen1 platu {
1870, nelicencovanym pTibliz.
ne O 49,.
Osmihodinova denni prace
je take zajistena obema kate.
gori1m, jedine steward budol
pracovati devet hodin. Ia pra
ci pres cas- dostanou licencova
nj 81 a nelicencovan1 so cent?
"a hodinu.
= Pc pet tydnG byla stavks
V Algoma Panel Co. v Algoma
Wis, kde 234 delnfkG stavko
valo a nynl doslo k dohode {
deln1ci Sc vratili do prace. By
la ucinena dohoda, Poole kite
re delnfci dostanou prfdavel
IL procent, budou pracovat
IS hodin tydne do 1. rijna {
potion 9 hodin denne. Zavre.
nou dflnu vsak stavkafi nedo
stall. Nab1dka byla dana stav
karGm ma schulz k odhlasova
nj a pro pTijmutf hlasovalt
al a prot 50 delnfkG. Del
nfci jsou skoro vsichni cleny
tesarske a truhlaTske unie.
" Detroit bylo podant
svedectvf re Harry Bennett
SET personalu u Ford Motor
Co. Sc vyjadril, re tovarna ne
schvaluje zadnou organisac
svych deln1kd, coz bylo dane
do rekordG slysen1 fed. delnic
Ike rady konaneho. Reporter
Detroit News, Conrad a Carlis
lie, ztotoznili a oveTili novinar
ske clanky V nichz je Bennett
citovan We SVEN 1sudku. PTeC
tim svedcil kovodeln1k George
Zubick, re byl propulsion a ne
mohl zjistiti pffcinu proc.
= V New Yorku Monte
Patterson z Los Angeles, pred
soda American Shoe Cleaners
Dyers and Tonsorial Porter
Union, oznamil, re zacne 0.
kamzite s organisovanim cisti
cG obuvi, kterych We Spoj. Sta
tech je okrouhle SOC, 600. Pra
vii, re unie jiz pozadala {
charter v ramci Americke Fe
derace Prace.
0LxAS n1Lo SLx
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= IDA Je pr1sna dlclpllna v
Legii? Zajiste, je vsak zcela
snesitelna. Myslet 81 vsak, re
stacf neukaznence z obcanske-
no zivota obleknout do unifor-
my, ably Sc premenili v dobre
vojaky, to je velky omyl.
"Vstupte do legie"! radi soud-
cove a cetnfci nenapravitelne-
mu chlapovi. I rodice jsou pro.
Poslou zkazeneho syna do le-
gle. Mnohdy to znamena Wy
stavit no zkaze 1plne.
= Co Sc me tyce, nalezl
jsem pTljemny zivot v cizinec-
kych plucfch, slouziv nejdr1ve
pred tim v legii ceskosloven-
ske, v tie poslavene armada,
kterou car vybudoval z ces-
kych zajatcG, vrhl prot Mem
cum, a kterou potion sovetske
oddly znepokojovaly cd Kar-
pat az pc TichomoTf No
sill jsme ma svych praporech
jake divisu tato slova: Svobo-
da! Bratrstvi - Sve pTedsta-
vene jsme oslovovali takto:
"Bratre poruc1ku! 49,. Bratre
kapitane!" Nasi velitele nam
Ease Tfkali: "BratTe voj1nei"
- Pr tom vsak zelezna ka-
Pr nejmensfm kazen-
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
UVERW0RKED

''The only objection that
golf is that it sometimes
a trifle wearisome.
But you don't play tn
mo, but l have a ii
does.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
DOINGS.
OF so YEARS AGO.
especially for Capt. Peter Carr's
Company of this town.
JOHN WANAMAKER STORE
10TH ANNJVFRS
tContin ned From Page Two)

JOHN WAN MAKER STORE
10TH ANNIVERSARY
On Saturday last the store of
John Wanamaker was ten years
old. In telling of the anniversary
the Philadelphia Ledger, of March
14th, 1887 says: When the Grand
Depot" as it was originally known
it is now styled 'Wanamakers"
was opened, ten years ago, one
floor was sufficient to accommo-
date the business. There was no
basement store, and four wagons
were ample for the delivery of
packages. To-day the main floor
has a width of $50 feet from Thir-
teenth Street to Juniper, and a
depth of SOB feet from Market to
Chestnut Streets, while the base
ment has still greater width.
There is, also, a sub cellar, 81 feet
under ground where is placed the
heating and electric apparatus
Within the past few years a new
foundation was built under the en-
tire structure, and it is now con-
sidered one of the strongest in the
city. When the store was opened
ten years ago there were no ele-
vators in it, but these conveniences
are now situated at various points
for carrying passengers, transport
ing goods throughout the house,
and for receiving freight. The four
delivery wagons have increased to
so and where II horses were once
required, about 130 are now en-
ployed. The establishment, it is
claimed, does the largest express
shipping business of any house in
the city or state, while the clothing
mail order department has grown
to large proportions. Altogether
Wanamaker's covers an area of
over 588,OO0 square feet, or about
fourteen acres of space, and is said
to be not only the largest building
of the kind in the country, but is
also considered larger than the
Bon Marche," in Paris.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Efficiency

A retailer, on receiving the first
delivery Of large order, was an
noyed to find the goods not up to
sample. Cancel my order imme-
diately," he wired to the manufac-
turers.
They replied-Regret can not cam
eel Immediately. You must take
your turn.-Calendar.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

The Rev. William r. Ellis, rector
of the P. E. Church in Millsbor-
ough, died on Wednesday.
Robert Davis and family arrived
in Milford last week from Japan,
where he has been for ten years III
the Missionary service of the M. T.
Church.
Bishop Lee of Delaware, the SEN
ior Bishop of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the United States
is reported to be seriously i'll. de
is in his 8Oth year of life.
Lewes has been made port OF
call by act of Congress, and here
after vessels arriving at the
| Breakwater will be visited by a
customs boarding officer, who VIII
seal the matches and affix a STAN
thereon.
A petition is in circulation
among the attorneys in Whining
ton to Governor Biggs, asking him
to appoint Alfred P. Robinson OF
Georgetown associate Judge OF the
Superior Court to succeed Judge
Wootten, deceased.
A Volunteer fire company ras
been organized at Delaware CITY
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