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Evening star., 1937-09-26

ISUU LAMONT ST. NV.
Rsnde Mansions. available now:
Large living room with balcony
overlooking Rock Greek Park: bed
room. junior dining room. kitchen
and bath with built-in shower
S62 so
Available Oct l. similar apart
ment on lower floor - $3.50
Elevator.
SHANNON L. L
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Kopavy a kousavy jednoruky
zavren.

S jednou jenom rukou me-
chanik automobilovy, 40lety
John Schroen, zpGsobil takovy
rozruch v hospode ma Gay uli-
ci a Fallsway, re svazan byti
musel ma nohou, odvezen do
nemocnice S po%ranenou hlavou
a odtud ma policejn1 stanici.
Diva policiste NELL plno prace
S jednorukym mechanikem,
kdyz zavolani byli do hospody,
kde Schroen strhal oblek re "a
.lete kelnerky Ruth Poist. Tato
byla take polici1 sebrana, zalo-
vana jsouc z neporadneho cho-
van1 Sc. Jinou osobou zatce-
nou v hospode byl John Black,
cernoch, jenz bloudil pc teto S
tekoucf krvf z rany. zalovan
byl, re byl opily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Nazistska iredenta ma Sumave.

Nekolik let provadene po-
skozovani turistickych znacek
ma Sumave bylo jen malou u
kazkou nemecke zasti, ktera
tam vyvrcholila 1tokem a Ety.
ranim rfdiciho ucitele ceske
mensinove skoly v Prasilech,
Kosmaty. Cetnicke v~ysetfova-
nj prineslo prekvapuj1c1 vysled
ky a prokazalo, jak Prasilsko
je We vleku PROTESTANT ireden-
ty, rizene re sousednfho Ne
mecka.
Nedavno zatceni byli FIR.
Graf re Seebergu a Karel Ben
no re Zadn1ch Chalup pro pro-
.jevy, ktere ucinili s%ouvislosti
S 1tokem ma Kosmatu hostin-
ci gu tetreva''. Graf otevre-
ne prohlasil, re 81 pfipravuje
revolver ma cetnfky, podobne
tez Benno litoval, re nebyli
vsichni jake on, jinak by Sc
byli nelekli ami bajonet1 a W.
hnali vsechny Cechy. LIE de-
kovati jenom vcasnemu zakro-
ku cetnikd a financn1 straze.
kteTi odzbrojili nemecke nasil-
Milky v hostinci, re nebyl pro-
veden vaznejs1 1tok ma vsech-
ny Cechy.
Pr domovn1ch prohl1dkach
u zatcenych bylo nalezeno
mnoho nabojG pro vojenske
pusky, dale rozbusky, strelny
prach, dynamon a zapalne
snGry, coz ukazuje ma prfpra-
Wy k mnohem vetsf akci. Toto
male odhalen1 znovu ukazuje,
k jakym skutkGm svadi hano-
benz statu, jak V skrytu Sc pra-
cuje ma pr1pravach, ktere mo-
hou ohroziti bezpecnost Cechd
V celem kraji. Vzdyt jiz pro
1tok ma Kosmatu vetsina ces-
kych vyletnikG opustila Prasi-
ly, a ii, ktefi tam zdstali, boj1
Sc k veceru vyjfti re svych do
movG. Cetnictvo a financn1ci
jsou neustale v nebezpec1, ne
bot nepfatelstv1 nekterych
NemcG NIUE Sc projeviti, zvla-
Ste v lesnatem kraji, jakym je
Prasilsko, zakefnym vystre-
lem, aniz by pachatel mohl BY
tt vypatran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
DUSEK zapasiti Dude
NICK CAMPOFREDA.

Pf1stf dtery, 81. srpna v hlav.
MIN kr1zkovem zapase pofada.
mem V Carlins Park Rudy Du.
SEX zapasiti Dude s Nick Cam.
pofreda.
V druhem zapase ktery ur.
cen ma dobu / hodinu aneb
porazku Cox utka sc S Pinto. .
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasecK
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku ucinkuji:
Coleman VS.. Russell; LEM.
han VS.. Kondylis; Maynard VS.
Podolak.
Vstupne: 40c, S1.1O, $1.65
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a.
pase Nick Campofreda porazi.
Joe Duska We % minutach.
Abe Coleman porazil Mays
McLaina V II minutach.
Stanley Pinto zdolal Jacka
Kennedy We 20 minutach.
Zapas mezi Reb Russell g
Walter Podolak pc 80 minute.
vem kf1zkovanf prohlasen by.
"a nerozhodnuty.
George Kondylis porazil
Bobby Roberta v II minutach
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Opet Smrt otravou pc
lihovinach.

V Luzi zemTel nahle pc po-
ziti alkoholu deln1k Frantisek
Vomocil. Vzniklo podezreni
ma otravu methylalkoholem.
Nyn1 dosel okresn1mu soudu We
Vysokem Myte posudek praz-
skych znalc1 O vysledku che
mickeho zkouman1 obsahu "a
ludku. V zaludku bylo zjiste-
no vetsf mnozstvl alkoholu E.
thylnateho, stopy alkoholu me-
thylnateho (dTeveneho lfhu) a
acetonu. S obchodn1kem, KITE
ry mu alkohol prodal, bylo "a
hajeno trestnl T1zen1 pro pode-
zTen1 z precinu bezpecnosti Ii
vota "a okolnostf zvlaste pro
zivot nebezpecnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Otravy.

Susan Chapman, 68 rok6
stara, vzata byla V bezvedomi
z kuchyn6 jej1ho domu, 1927
Guilford Terrace do nemocni-
ce, ably tam lecena byla z otra-
Wy plynem.
= Anna Koenig, 64leta, O.
travila Sc sv1tiplynem We SVEN
apartmentu We $500 blocku
Homewood avenue. Plyn w.
chazel z otevreneho hoTaku
kamen.
= Arthur Gallon re 700 bio
ku N. Curley ulice, lecen jest v
Johns Hopkins z otravy. V T.
terry ma rohu Monument a Cur
ley ulic zastavil k~olemjdouc1-
no Josepha Palm a zadal jej,
ably povedel jeho manzelce, re
ucinil pokus otravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Spojene Staty pomohou pssti
telIm rajskych jablicek.

F'armafska administrace We
Washingtonu oznamila V pa
tek,ze vlada skoupf zasoby ma
lozenych rajskych jablfcek be-
hem nastavajfc1ch 6 meslc1, a.
by tim pomohla ku zvysenf &C.
ny techto. Vyp1se nabidky ma
dodan1 100000 beden toma-
toes poc1naje %. srpnem. V
kazde bedne jsou diva tucty pie
chovek S nalozenymi rajcaty
Koupe koncentrovana Dude We
statech Delaware, Maryland a
Virginia, kde "ceny placene
pestitelGm klesly ma nejnizsi
stupen'', jak uvedeno.
Ucelem vlady jest, ably tona
raJcat pri nakupu neklesla
pod SO.
Jak Wilcox, vladnf nakupu-
jfc1 1Tedn1k, pravf, V mnohych
m1stech Marylandu a Virginie,
pestitele dostavali cd tovaren
jenom Sc "a tunu, nizsi to &c.
nu neil dostavali pred tim. Ku
n%akladanf rajskych jablicek v
tonic roce Dude asi 2,191,7OO
ton.
= John T. Menzies, presi-
dent Baltimorske spolecnosti
Tekl V 1tery, re mnozf nakla-
datele ovoce a zelenin jiz nyni
plat pestiteldm rajskych jabli
eek az $18 "a tonu 1. tr1dy a
$12 "a tonu 2. tTfdy. S rozhod.
nutlm vladimir jak Menzies
tax JIM spokojeni nejsou.
Vladn1 nakupujici operace
"a 1cel ma pomoci farmarn6m
ma Eastern Shore a jinym KITE
II nemaj1 kontrakty S naklada-
c1mi firmami. Nektere tytc
firmy ma Eastern Shore plat
jiz nyn1 SO "a tonu a vice bez
jakekoliv pomoci vlady.
Behem techto destivych dni
utrp6li pestitele rajskych ja-
bl1cek V okoli Crisfield a tam.
mich vzdalenejs1ch sekcich
Hlas1 skody,jez utrpeli nasled.
KEN destG techto. Doufajt
vsak, re ztraty nahrazeny bu.
dou stoupnut1m cen.
V Crisfield a okolnich ma
kladarnach cena rajskych ja-
bllcek koncem minuleho tydne
klesla ma 10 cent? "a petiosmi.
novy kos1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Dalsi zaloby prot osobam "
neradnych domech.

Devet zalob vydano bylo V
pondelf proti zenam v nepo-
radnych domech. Udani vel
koporote jsou til muzi a ctyTi
zeny. Pet z techto sedmi jiz
udano bylo v predeslych uda-
mich a zaruky zvyseny jim ma
dodatecnych dvou tisfc dolarG.
Udani: Bertha Morris, Frank
Cohen, Paul Chilli, jenz dial
Helen Potee do nepofadneho
domu Is. 1nora 1886, Mary
Lehman, jez dala Nell Burta
Perry do vykTiceneho domu,
Betty Byrd, Mary Tedesco, jez
dala do domu Celie Smith a
Louis Conf, jenz um1stil Anitu
Hall v dome prostituce r. 1885.
Pov1da Sc, re vysetfovany jsou
dals1 prfpady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Strelena " dome.

Do praveho kolena stfelena
byla v 1tery 16leta Dorothy
Porter v dome rodicG u Glen
Burnie.
Spolu sc sestrou svoj1 udela-
Ii ohen. Sotva tento Sc rozho-
rel, hluk oval Sc komfne a
pax padl vystrel. Divky, po-
straseny, daily Sc ma 1tek. Gel.
KEN paddy tri vystrely. Pr:
druhem poc1tila Dorothy bo-
lest v pravem kolene. Tret.
rama narazila do zdi.
VysetTovanfm ~zjisteno Dude
co dfvce do kolena sc zarylo
Policie je toho nahledu, re
popeli ohniste byly nejake ne
uzite naboje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Baltimoran usmrcen elektric.
kym proudem.

James Young, 27lety stroj-
nix z {. 812 E. Eager ulice, u
smrcen byl elektrickym prou-
dem v patek noel, kdyz spra-
voval lampu ma Baltimore a
Annapolis vlaku. Upevnoval
tuto neil z Annapolis vyjel
Wax do Baltimore. Telem je-
no projelo 1000 voltG silly
Spadl mrtvy mezi koleje.
- Robert Shannon, 40 rok6
starry cistic oxen, spadl S vyse
so stop ma chodn1k pr cisteni
oxen ma 5. poschodi Snow bu-
dovy, rob Calvert a Lombard
ulic. Zabit byl ma mfst6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Kote " rakvi S mrtvym.

Podivny pT1pad udal Sc v
KoSicich. Do marnice kosicke-
no hTbitova byla privezena We
Ger rakev s nebozt1kem. Rano
kdyz hrobnik prisel do marni-
ce, zaslechl z rakve podivn6
zvuky a skrabanf. Zhrozil Sc,
re snad nebozt1k obzivl. Otev-
rel rychle rakev. u nohou ne
boztika sedelo zalostne mnou-
kaj1c1 kote. Vloudilo Sc do ra-
kve, kdyz byl do nj ukladan
mrtvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Rfdici taxicabu pro Iepsi mzdy.

Governor Nice zadan jest
delegaci Tfdicd taxicabG, aby
naTidil komisi veTejne sluzby
prokoumati dokladn6 "a ice
lem napravy nesnesitelnych
pracovn1ch podminek a b1dne
mzdy v Baltimore meste.
zadost ucinena byla V pom
deli O II. iodine dopoledn1. Y
cele delegace byl John w
Stancil.
Pet bodG ku naprave zada-
no jest.
zadost ku governeru poda.
ma nasledkem permitG ida.
nych v neprave ceste" komis.
veTejn6 sluzby V poslednf do.
be.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Vzacna zviratka ma fare Ia
chovavala celibat.

u Sumperku pestoval pan
faraf visony. To jsou mala
kunovita zv1ratka S pfekras-
nou srstl a velmi vzacna V E.
vrope. Pan farar ovsem chtel,
ably sc mu visoni mnozili a pro-
to prekladal samickam vsech-
ny NONE lahGdky, ryby, zaby
a raky. Ale samicky visonu
mic. TAX sc Sci pan farar po-
radit k mistnlmu zverolekari a
dostal nejake povzbuzujlci pi-
lulky. Tyto S chutf spolykall,
ale do vecera posli. Nebot Sc
zjistilo, re to byli SAINT samci
a posli ma prebytek zbytecne
energie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Medal 81 libiti vvhozenf.

Ably ukazal, re nelfbi Sc mu
vyhozenl, jehoz sc mu dostalo
v pondelf z Bond Street Plea
sure klubu v 1. blocku S. Bond
ulice, Dan Mckay, cernoch,
vrazil rukou svoj1 skrze "a
skleny pfedek klubu a urizl 81
ruku. V nemocnici lekaTi ne
mali nadeji ma uzdravenf jeho.
Clenove klubu, vsichni cernosi,
zalovali policii, re pred vyho-
zenim slime pill a pdsobil "ne-
plechu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Odhaleni Richie pamstni des.
XIV " Druid Hill parku.

V nedeli, 20. srpna o 8. no
dine odpol. odhalena Dude pa
metni deska u vzpom1nku ze-
snuleho Alberta G.. Richie, city
rikrate zvoleneho governera
Marylandu. " den ten Dude
~vzpomenuto 81 narozenin by
Vallejo governera.
Deska z bronzu nesouci DO.
dobu Richie upevnena jest \
kamenne vezi jihovychodn.
strany Druid Hill Park jezera
ObTad pr1stupny jest vsem
Hudbu obstara vojenska kape
la. Mezi Tecniky Dude sena
tor Radcliffe a mayor Jackson
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Uncle porculanove kvetiny s
trvalou pFFirodni vEni.

Nezamestnanemu chemikovi
z Teplic-Sanova dovolili, ably v
d1lnach tamnejsl keramicke
skoly dokoncil svGj vynalez u
melych kvetin s vInf. V tech
to dnech utvoril prvn1 kvetiny,
RUE a lille. Jsou vypracovany
z jemneho porculanu, jemuz
dodal nezamestnany chemik
zvlaStnf plnenfm port vine i
vzhledu pravych kv6tin. Voni
pry i nekolik let. Porcelanove
kvetiny budou vystaveny ma
podzimnfm prazskem veletr-
Ihu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Obeti lesniho pozaru.

V Narodnlm lese Shoshoni,
asi 80 mil cd Cody, Wyoming,
vypukl chen. Pracovn1ci tabo-
ra CCC a delnfci federalniho
1radu pro stavbu silnic byli
tam zachyceni. II mrtvych a
40 popalenych bylo nalezeno.
Pozar je zachytil isolovane ma
skaln1m utesu.
Pres 1000 akrd vysokehC
lesa vyhorelo az do rannicl
hodin. Celia ia oblast je We
vzdalene a malo pr1stupne ca.
sti lesn1 reservy Shoshoni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

V obci Podolinci prisel do
hostince vojfn Michal DYSON
ka.. V hostinci sc bavil S els
nici Kolmarovou. Pozdeji do
slo mezi obema k nedorozume-
nj, pTi cemz Ovsonka probodl
c1snici bajonetem. Devce bylo
ma m1ste mrtve. Vojak byl do
praven do vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

Harry T. Phoebus, komisaT
prace a statistik, udava, re v
Marylandu koncem cervence
bylo vice osob v tovarnach "a
mestnano o IA procent neil
bylo v teze dobe pTedesleho
roku.
Zprava podana byla komi.
|sari re sos tovarn1ch podnikG
zamestnavaj1cfch 1924 osob.
|jejichz tydennf mzdy v cerven.
ci obnasely $2,365.101, prG'
merne $24.08 ma kazdou oso'
bu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Pri$el o zelizka a vezne.

John Lowan, policista z Ca
louisville, zatkl v patek cerno-
cha, spoutal mu ruce zelizky a
usadil jej do AUTOMOBILE, ably
jej dovezl ma policejnf stanici.
Kdyz automobil ku stanici Sc
bl1zil, cernoch "bez podekova-
nj "a svezenf" vyskocil s ruka-
ma spoutanyma q prchl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
ZastreliI sc.

Vincent Chustung, SO rokd
starry, stfelil sc v nedeli do
spanku. Mrtvy nalezen byl sy-
mem svym v dome We 24O0 bio
ku w. Franklin ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
46 uncove baby.

Ctyricet sest unc1 vaz1cf dev.
catko narozeno bylo v pondel.
v nemocnici Volunteers of A.
merica kratce pred polednem
Matkou dftka, jez lined dane
bylo do inkubatoru, jest Eve.
lyn Pettingl z Linden avenue
Ditko ma "nadeji k zivotu"
jak lekaTi doufaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Strelena We Virginii We zdejsi
nemocnici.

Eleanor Winter, 9leta, jez
nestastnou nahodou strelena
byla do hlavy pTi navsteve
svych prfbuznych We Warren
ton, Va, privezena byla do
Johns Hopkins nemocnice.
D1tko streleno bylo pri els
tent revolveru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Ferry ma Locust Point
" cinnosti.

Pc 16 mes1cG zastavena do
prava mezi South Broadway a
Locust Point lodi obnovena by
la v pondel1. Lodi prevalent
jsou jak lidi tax i povozy. LODI
nese jmeno Howard Jackson.
Prevozna LODI v cinnosti jest cd
6 hodin rano do pGl noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
MaIy OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

PRIME Sc devce do sluzby
ma vseobecnou domac1 praci.
Musi bydlet V miste. Dobry
domov a dobry plat. K doptanl
zavolejte Lafayette 2317.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-16

the arts is also highly developed
in Minnesota; the Minnesota
School of Music enjoys a national
reputation also. The Minneapolis
symphony orchestra ranks among
the six best orchestras in the
world. .,
The Father of Waters"-the
Mississippi river-rises in Mime
sofa. Minnesota was first ex..
plored in 1640, when party OF
Jesuits visited what is now the
citv of Minneapolis.
There are 2S state parks IN
Minnesota, all Of which are added
attractions to the visitor. Hunt
ing and fishing provide for those
interested in those forms Of d..
version. Itasca Park is the third
largest state park in these United
States. Itasca lake is l,475 feet
above sea level: and is the source
of the Mississippi river. An inter-
esting item regarding elevation IN
Minnesota is given US: The high-
est altitude in the state is about
1900 feet above sea level, and Is
found near Winchell Lake in
Cook county, while Lake Superior
nearby with an elevation OF 6oz
feet is the lowest point" This ae-
counts for the statement made
earlier of the rugged topography
of Minnesota in the northeast
corner of the state. Not only Is
Minnesota a delightful place to
visit in the summer, with ITS IN.
Vulnerable lakes and woods, but
the winter sports enjoyed there
rival any place in our country
Since Minnesota is so far north'
an abundance of snow and freez..
ING weather enhances the JOY OF
the winter sport enthusiast: WISH
Minnesota and you will find 1t
we'll worth your while.
Did you know that Minnesota
was the native spot Of that world
famous. individual, Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh? It is. And one of the
state parks is named after HIM:
From the. Canadian border
state, Minnesota, we,travel in our
next article to a state bordering
on the Gulf of Mexico--Missis-
sippi. Strange that we should dis
c,iss in, this article the headYa-
tiers of the river for which our
next states discussion is named.
Learn to know your country. !"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-16
MISS ANNIE CASH
NEW REGENT OAR.
BREVARD CHAPTER

BREVARD, April l6. Especially
Chief among "a business Sransac-
tons Of the local Waightstill Az
cry chapter Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution at its
April meeting, held at the home
of Mrs. c. l.. Ncwland. was the
annual election of officers.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: reg
cnt, Miss Annie Jean Cash; vice
regent. Mrs. Thorvald Berg: chap
lain, Mrs. Laura Miller; secretary,
Mrs. G. l.. Ncwland; treasurer,
Mrs. T. 6. Moody; historian, Mrs.
f.. W. Blythe; registrar, Mrs.
Ralph n. Ramsey.
The annual awarding of the his
tory medals. given each year to
the best seventh grade pupil in the
study of United States history.
will be presented in the different
schools of the county by the fol-
lowing chapter members at COM
mcnccmcnt time: Miss Annie Jean
Cash, Brcvard school; Mr.. Thor
valid Berg. Rosman; Mrs. &. l..
Ncwland. PiSgah Forest: Mrs.
Coleman Galloway. Little River.
Announcement was made that
Miss Nina Lou RuStin. who was
chosen to represent Brcvard high
school in the annual pilgrimage
to Washington, received honor
able mention AT the recent State
D. 4. K. meeting. and was adj.
Judged fourth winner in the con-
test.
Interesting reports of the State
ID. A. T.. convention. held recent
~ in Charlotte, were given by
Mrs. J. S. Silvcrstccn, Mrs. Thor
valid Berg and Mrs. Coleman Gal
loway. who attended the ,hrcc-day
session.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-16
MY COUNTRY
IT'S OF THEE
By S. J. HLLWOOD
MINNIE sofa

Minnesota. like Michigan. be-
longs geographically in the north
central group of states: although
the former is more in the west
ern section of that group than is
the latter. IL is bounded on the
north by Manitoba and Ontario,
Canada; on the east by Lake Su-
perior and Wisconsin: on the
south by Iowa and on the west
by North and South Dakota. The
topography of Minnesota is table
land with rolling prairies. Parts
of the state are muchly timbered.
although not nearly as much as
il once was. The extreme western
end of the state has decided
dearth of timber, and is given
ever largely TO farming. The
northeastern portion Of the state
is very rugged, and has heavy de-
posts of ore Astounding within its
borders.
The seal for the state of Mime
sofa (as presented TO uS) is about
one and a quarter inches in diam
eter. We were not given any reg
ular copy of the seal, but only
the representation of one appear
ing on a booklet entitled "Fhe
Minnesota ConServationist." The
seal is perfectly round. Between
the inner and outer circles, at the
top, is inscribed Estate Of and
at the bottom. minnesota" At
the top of the picture inside the
inner circle are the words 81 Ell
ollie Du Nord." The picture itself
presents a man blowing, with his
every ready muSket nearby on the
ground. And an Indian riding
horseback, is seen gallOping away
from the farmer. The farmer has
his watchful eyes upon the In
dian. In the left center of the pic
turc facing it, as we do, we see
the shores and a portion of a
lake.
We have been given no infor-
nation at this time regarding the
name of the state flower for Min
neSota. although 4 picture of it
appears in the pamphlet entitled,
Estate Parks of Minnesota"
which can be seen at the Full
wood Lending Library. Nor can
We relate at this time the nick
name of Minnesota, if there be
one. The population Of the state
is 2.627,0O And the state capt.
tol is located at St. Paul.
"Agriculturallv the state is
rich" Corn appears to be the
leading crop. Other crops of high
ly commercial value grown in
Minnesota are: wheat, barley, nv,
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MILLS RIVER

MILLS RIVER, April IL. DR.
and Mrs. Walton kitchin Of Six
Nile. S. G., announce the birth OF
a baby girl on April II. She has
been named Roberta Ann. Dr.
Kitchin was formerly resident
of this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gillian an
nouncc the birth of baby boy,
March u. :,
Mr.. and MIS-. John Bryson and
baby of HenderSonvillc, visited
the lattcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. /. billiard. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Fowler Sunday after
noon. :,
Frank Corpening was operated
on for appendicitis last Friday.
Lowell Sumner also underwent
an appendix operation last week:
Both are at the Patton Memorial
hospital.
Nr. and Mrs. lawson Sinclair
and Mrs. F. Swami were visitors
in this community Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MuStorat have
moved into the Abcrcrombie
house. ,,,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton White
sides have moved to the house MI.
and Mrs. Wilay Evans have vacat,
ed. The Evan family have moved
20 Asheville.
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oats and potatoes. "The value OF
all the crops, livestock and live
stock products marketed in 1885
was $3O5, 100000" OF the thirty
odd million acres in Minnesota,
there was a total of 1921
farms in the state, according to
the census of 1880.
The major mineral of Mime
sofa is iron ore. Many millions of
tons of this natural resource is
mined and shipped each year. IL
is Appropriated that there are
over one and a quarter billion
tons vet TO be mined in Mime
sofa, although one billion tons
have thus far been removed. AT
one time Minnesota ranked third
in the production of lumber, but
that day of enormous production
has ended. Today the state ranks
eleventh. eve could learn an ex-
cellent lesson in forest conserva-
ton and soil erosion from that
statement, if we but would)
Spruce and white pine seem to be
the major woods of the state. The
former is used largely in the pro-
duction of wood pulp; while the
latter has various uses. Near
Pipestone. Minnesota, is found
the pipcstone out of which the
Indians made their peace pipes as
told in Longfellow'S story of Hia-
wataha." ThOmsOniteS are found
in Minnesota along the shores of
Lake Superior. No place else in
these United States are thomson
ties found. (Thomsonitc is a n.y.
drous silicate of alminum, caleb
um and sodium). Large quanti-
ties of feldspar are found in the
state. Also mica. There are evil
dences of gold, silver, copper and
asbestos to be found in several
parts of the state" The swamp
land of Minnesota contains large
amounts of mari and peat.
There are 1912 manufacturing
establishments in this great state,
which employ a total of 1888
wage earners. "The 60 flour and
grain mills in 1888 had 2,573
employees" Other manufactured
products from Minnesota include:
textiles and textile products; food
and kindred products; printing
and publishing; foundry and ma
chine shops; bread and other ba-
kerry products; clothing; furniture
and farm implements.
Illiteracy in Minnesota is very
low; in fact it is one of the low
est of all the states in the union.
Generally it is l.3%c. Among the
native whites, the percentage is
0.4ft. Among the negroes, 2fo.
Minnesota is far advanced in edu-
cational lines. 1t is highly efficient
all the way from the lower grades
to university work. The Univer-
sity of Minnesota enjoys ma
tional reputation in scholastic en-
dcavor. and has an annual enroll
mCnt of approximately 1900.
Twelve other institutions of high
or learning aid in carrying on the
intensified training to Minnesota's
, youth. Educational advantages in
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BREYARD, TO KEEP,
=, SAFETY SABBATH

BREVARD, April 16. (Specialo
Safety Sabbath" will be observed
in the Brevard churches Sunday
with fitting services, joining in the
statewide movement. ,
The firemen of Brevard and
other town officials have, been in
vited to attend the special service
at the Methodist church Sunday
evening. The pastor, the Rev. j.
H. BrendalI, will deliver, a sermon
appropriate to the, occasion. d.
The Rev. Yancey C. Elliott, pas
tor of the, Brevard Baptist church,
viii stress the Safety Sabbath"
theme at both the morning and
evening services.