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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
Dental Decay Does
Extensive DAMAGE

A decayed tooth is a poison fac
tory, distributing its noxious prod
uct to every part of the body. In
the body, that poison attacks and
centers in the weakest spot.
1t may lead to neuritis, rheu-
matte ailments, dyspepsia, or
even duodenal ulcers. It may be
a contributing cause of heart dis
ease.
In view of such extensive dam
age, it is easy to understand why
a prominent medical authority
has declared that if the teeth were
given proper care, so that dental
decay became rare, instead of al
most universal, more than half of
all sickness would be eliminated.
Mothers Are to Blame
For Children's Bad Teeth
1t has been estimated that the
temporary, or "baby teeth" of
children come through the gums
practically perfect in SO per cent
of all children. Yet, statistics
show that by the time they reach
the first grade, 80 per cent of the
children, both from wealthy
homes and from homes where
money is scarce, have bad teeth;
one-third have abscessed condi-
tons in their mouths, and every
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21

fourth or fifth child does not have
proper masticating surfaces.
If this disgraceful state of af-
fairs is allowed to continue, the
blame must be laid squarely at
the doors of the nations mothers.
Formerly it was thought that
oral hygiene alone would prevent
tooth decay. But though the i'm
portance of thoroughly cleansing
the teeth is recognized today as
never before, nutritional scientists
have discovered that correct diet,
plus mouth hygiene, is the real
key to dental health.
Diet and Its Relation
To Dental Disease
The teeth are living tissues,
which require proper nourishment
just as much as any other part of
the body.
Every food element required for
healthy body plays its part in
building healthy teeth. But spe-
cial emphasis must be placed
upon providing adequate amounts
of calcium, phosphorus, and three
vitamins, A, C and d.
Teeth Are Actually
Formed Before Birth
These substances must be sup
piled before birth and throughout
life.
Although teeth do not appear in
a baby's mouth until some months
after it is born, they are actually
formed before birth.
It is during this period, there
fore, that proper dieting should
begin. The teeth are constructed
of the same materials as the
bones, chiefly calcium and phos-
phorus, and if the diet of the
prospective mother is not ade-
quate, these building materials
are withdrawn from her own teeth
and bones.
The old idea that mothers must
sacrifice "a tooth for every child
arose because expectant mothers
did not realize the Importance OF
taking extra amounts of calcium,
which is obtained from milk,
cheese, dried peas and beans,
green leafy vegetables and many
nuts; phosphorus, which is abun-
dant in egg yolk, cheese. whole
grain cereals, dried legumes and
milk: and vitamin D. which is
supplied by fish-liver oils; irradi-
ated foods, or those enriched with
vitamin D concentrates; and egg
yolk.
1t has been proved experiment.
tally that when vitamin A is with.
held, the teeth begin to deteri.
crate, and become chalky, white
and brittle.
Vitamin C is so closely related
to the health of teeth and gums,
that when it is lacking, profound
changes occur, including swelling
and bleeding of the gums and
lOOsening of the teeth.
Four Important Rules
For Dental Health
The prevention of dental decay
and the preservation of sound
teeth and healthy gums is founded
on four-point program:
First, a well-balanced diet con-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
WHAT to EAT undWHY
Have You a Question:
Ask C.. Houston Coudiss

C. Houston Coudiss has put at the
disposal OF readers OF this netospa
per all the facilities OF his famous
Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in
Ne,o York City. He ,0iH gladly an
stoer questions concerning foods,
diet, nutrition. and their relation to
health. You are also invited to con-
suit him in matters OF personal by
giene. lis not necessary to tOrite a
letter unless you desire. for postcard
inquiries WiH receive the same care
full attention. address him at East
Thirty-ninfh Street, NetO York City.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
Chemical War on Ants Is
Found to Be Very Effective

New Haven, Conn.-Chemical
warfare methods have been proved
effective against carpenter ants,
which have been running large num-
bers of telephone poles in Connec-
ticut and other states. The ants do
not eat wood, as termites do, but
only dig out nests in it. The eff
feet, however, is just as ruinous.
Scientists at the state experiment
station here have found that poles
not too much followed out can be
saved by sounding for the top of the
cavity, boring a hole, and inject
ing mixture of coal tar and creo-
sote and gasoline or refined creo-
sote. A pressure gun is used for
forcing in the liquid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
DO YOU WANT TO
r. UCE
Safely. Surely
Scientifically?

Get This Free Bulletin
offered by c. Houston GOudiss
DEADERS of this newspaper
IN are invited to write to c.
Houston Goudiss, at E East 39th
Street, New York City, for his
scientific Reducing Bulletin, which
shows how to reduce by the safe
and sane method of counting cal
cries. The bulletin is complete sUith
chart Snoring the caloric palae
of all the commonly used foods
and contains sample menus that
you can use as a guide to comfort
able and healthful weight reduction.
A postcard is sufficient to carry
your request.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21

granddaughter behavior tneSe'
past few years. On each OF
her two titled husbands she
has settled $1,OOO,O0O in cold
cash. The first was Prince
Alexis Mdivani, who also de-
manded $350,OO0 a year when
she divorced him in 1885. The
current choice, once-impover-
ished Count Haugwitz Revent-
low, is more conservative.
Frank Woolworth is not the
only self-made American who
would snort. Another is the
late Charley Manville, a Mil
waukee tailor and Black Hills
gold prospector who made millions
from roofing and asbestos.
Only a few weeks after Countess
Barbara renowned her citizenship,
Mrs. Lorraine Manville Dresselhuys
of Holland returned to New York
for a brief visit, just long enough to
take a similar step. The former
Lorraine Manville is old Charley's
granddaughter, and a sister OF
the notorious Tommy Manville
whose blonde wives get him in the
headlines periodically. And her
cousin, the former Estelle Manville,
is married to Count Folke Berna-
dotte of Sweden.
It's an Old Habit.
But Lorraine ManvilIe and Bar
bara Hutton are not the first rich
Americans to renounce their citizen
ship. It's habit of social aspirants
that dates back to the nineties,
when Anna Gould, headstrong
daughter of old Jay Gould and heir
to $18,000,000 of his railroad hold
ings, automatically renowned her
citizenship to marry Count Boni de
Castellane in Paris.
The count spent 100000 in
American gold in five years and
Anna divorced him. But a short
time later her brother, Frank Jay
Gould, formally abandoned his ma
tive flag for France.
Probably the most famous ex-
Americans are the Astors, descend
ants of the German butchers son
who left New York for the great
Northwest and made fortune in
fur trade. The Astors began going
British in 1899 when William Wal
dorf Astor shipped for London and
took his money with him. A few
years later came his sons, Waldorf
and John Jacob. The former mar
ried romantic Nancy Langhorne of
Virginia in 1903, necessitating her
remuneration of American citizen
ship. Today she is Lady Astor, a
member of parliament
1t was in 1916 that old William
Waldorf Astor went through an inn
posing ceremony that made him a
baron, a title he'd been coveting
for years. It meant that approx
nately 0,000,0 900 in New York land
were controlled by a member of
the English aristocracy.
John DIS Grandchildren.
The late John D. Rockefeller was
another self-made American mag
nate whose grandchildren married
foreigners. Mrs. Max Oser, Swiss
citizen, received millions by way
of her mother, Mrs. Edith Rookie
feller Mccormick. Margaret Strong
de Cuevas, daughter of the late
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
LEFT: Old Charley Manville, the

LEFT: Old Charley Manville, the
Milwaukee tailor who made mil
lions with roofing and asbestos, and
whose two granddaughter now live
abroad with foreign husbands. BE-
LOW: Mrs. Lorraine Manville Dres-
selhuys, one of the granddaughters,
shown with her Dutch husband and
her daughter Lorraine, by her first
husband, Clarence Gould. Mrs.
Dresselhuys has renowned her
American citizenship.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
Copper Ore Fertilizer

Frankfort-on-Main, Germany
Germany's self-imposed iron neces-
sity for self-sufficiency has resulted
in the discovery that low-grade Ger
man copper ores can be used as
fertilizer in the place of copper sui
phate, which must be imported.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21

December Countess Barbara Haugwz Revenow walked
United States court at New York and renounced her
citizenship days later employees walked out of the F. W.
Wooworh her grandfather founded carrying signs which
read:
United States, but want Babs with
money away!"
Meanwhile Uncle bookkeepers in Washington dscov-
cred that the Hutton dpvng John Public
of $50 900 And citizens generally became
that places restriction export of Amer
capital
The late Frank Wooworth, who went barefoot be-
cause he could afford Shoes would probably snort at his
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
G:HoustonGoudi,,Dseu,,e,
TEETH Your Passport to
Good Health : and Tells
How You Can Avoid the
Tragedy of Dental Decay
By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS
8 East seth Street. New York.

SCIENTIST, who also w.t. remarked that you
must be true your teeth they will be false to YOU
That people do not heed this advice is evidenced by
almost 100 per of the adult population is af
feced by form of oral disease and from 80 to 81
cent of all school children have decayed teeth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21
Value Czechoslovakian Pine

Czechoslovakian pine, seasoned rs
years before use in making violins,
is bequeathed, like jewelry. from
father to son.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21

AS there is a close relation
ship between healthy teeth
and healthy bodies, and con-
versely, between decayed
teeth and sickly bodies, it is
easy to understand why sci
ence views this appalling stu
alton with the greatest alarm
and why such an eminent
authority as Professor Ernest
A. Hooton of Harvard Univer-
sity warns that "unless steps
are taken to discover proven
tives of tooth infection, and
correctives of dental defor-
nation, the course of human
evolution will lead downward
to extinction"
Health and Happiness
Depend on Sound Teeth
That is a strong statement, but
it is not an exaggeration, for ii
would be difficult to over-estimate
the influence of the teeth upon
human health and happiness.
Do you wonder how teeth can
affect happiness? Consider. then,
that a pretty face depends. first
upon the position of the mouth
when the lips are closed, and Sec
ond, upon the appearance of the
teeth when the lips are parted,
You cannot have a lovely mouth
when the lips close over crooked
front teeth; you cannot have ar
attractive smile if the teeth are
dull.
And when gums recede, and
loosened teeth are forced out Of
their natural position, the position
of the lips is likewise changed
with the result that the lower part
of the face is disfgured.
Surely this is tragedy enough
But the effect of decayed teeth
upon health is of far greater sig
nificance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-04-21

WRONG? Well, yes-and The arithmetic of your
school days taught that if "Mary had five dollars and
spent two :" three dollars remained But that is
mathematics-nOt shopping!
In managing a home guarding a limited family
income we've simply got do better than Mary did.
We must sharpen our buying wits ascertain where the
dollars of extra value Turk take five dollars town
and get much more for the money spent.
Fortunately, there everything guides right hand
the advertisements in this newspaper Advertised
chandse often exceptional value merchandise 1t makes
dollars STRETCH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Americke dsdictvi do Cesko-
slovenska.

V Chicago byla podana u
Mitchella c.. Robina, klerka
probatnlho soudu Ike schvale-
nj posledn1 vile Sigmunda
Wedelse, mfstopredsedy vel
kogrocerniho podniku Steele
Wedeles, ktery provozuje OBJ
chod v budove 312 sew. Dear
born ul.
Die 1dajd u probatnfho ira
du podanych celkova pozGsta-
lost cin1 $4,000, ktera je roz-
delena mezi ~pTibuzne a usta-
ven1m trustovn1ch fond1. jed
MIN z mich jest t~rustovni fond
We vysi 100000, jehoz vytezek
ma pTipadnouti dvema nete-
rim v Ceskoslovensku. Jedna
z mich jest Regina Ledererova
V Ces. Budejovicich a druha
Klara Knopfelmacherova v
Ces. Krumlove. Sigmund We
deles zemrel letosn1ho Z. 1no-
ra a We veku II rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Krajane zabiti pri srazce.

Tfi osoby byly zabity a Sc
DIM poraneno pTi srazce dvou
aut. Srazka Sc udala u statnl-
no parku Mound, pet mil W.
chodne cd East st. Louis. Osud
ma auta jela proti sobe a vra-
Ella do sebe znacnou prudkos-
tt.
O zivot prisli diva clenove
krajanske rodiny Macal1kovy
re St. Louis, Mo-, 12leta Emil
lie Macalikova a jeff 17lety
bratr Karel Macalik Jr. Zabi-
ia byla tez Augustanovicova z
Maryville, Ill. Dalsfch pet O.
sob, ktere jelly v autu s trent
horejsfmi, prislo k poranen1.
" Clevelandu 66lety vdo-
vec Josef sroka byl pfi prebl-
hani ulice prejet a smrtelne
zranen autem. Autoista no
dovezl do nemocnice, nebozak
vsak podlehl rozrazenf lebky.
Autoista byl zavfen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Kdy jste pTijel do Ameriky?
Ddlezite informace pro pfiste-
hovalce, ktef1 sem pTijeli v le-
tech 1906 az 1925.

"Kdy jste prijel do Ameri-
ky?0 NemGzete-li ma takovou-
to otazku nektereho re svych
znamych dati radnou odpoved
jste tim snad uveden do rozpa-
ku. Situace je vsak mnohem
vaznejs1, jedna-li Sc o zadost
o prvn1 nebo druhy papfr nebo
o povolen1 k navratu s docasne
navstevy ciziny. V takovych
pf1padech je naprostou nutno-
stf, abyste mohl S urcitostf o.
znaciti jak den sveho prijezdu,
tax i jmeno lodi, ktera vas do
pravila k americkym bTehGm.
N6kdy jsou podrobna data O
prijezdu nutna i pr zadan1 o
starobni pensi, uchazeni sc O
mestskou praci nebo pri poku-
SUI dostati do Spojenych StatG
pribuzneho z Ceskosiovenska.
We Spojenych Statech je je-
Ste dnes mnoho set pristehoval
CD, kteri nemohou udati tyto
veled1lezite informace O SVEN
pf1jezdu. Jsou RUNE pr1ciny,
proc tolik lidf, pTisedsich sem
pred 300 Lefty, z%apomnelo
potTebna data: nedostatecna
zem6pisna znalost, nemoc, fl
nancn1 nesnaze, rodinny roz-
vrat, dusevni napetf, chvat
atd.
PTistehovalci, kteri sem pri-
jeli v letech 1906 az 1925, bu-
dou poteseni zpravou, re mo-
hou nalezti jmeno lodi, pc nfz
prijeli, jakoz i den sveho pff-
jezdu V brozurce, vydane or
ganisacf Transatlantic Steam
ship Arrivals, 1876 Fifth Ave-,
New York, N. Y. Prejete-li 81
vytisk teto publikace, dopiste
81 anglicky ma uvedenou adre-
SUI a oznacte rok sveho pr1jez-
du do Ameriky. Kazda bro
zurka je rozsfrena doplnkem,
v nemz je s~rozumitelne vysvet-
leno, jak vyhledati potfebne
informace v seznamu osobn1ch
lodi. Kazda kn1zecka obsa-
huje 1plny seznam techto lodi,
jakoz i dny jejich pripluti v u
danem roce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

V Akron, Ind, 49lety AL
bert Pontius, jehoz prvnl ko-
respondencni romance dostala
Sc minuly tyden ma 1skal1, po-
tTebuje nynf bezmala kosfk
ma odnasen1 dopisG ma sve
kazdodenni ceste ma postovni
trad. Dostava totiz spoustu
nabfdnuti k snatku, jak Sc
dnes stydliv6 primal.
Pontius p~ostavil a vybavil
zarizenfm obydli pro Marga-
ret Davis z Johnstown, Pa. Ia
vsak rozhodla, re napTed 81
must vse d1kladne obhlednou-
ii, neil Tekne sve rozhodne
"ano" pro manzelsky svazek.
| s tim Pontius souhlasil.
Davis prijela, prohledla 81
move obydlf i zenicha a poby-
la nekolik dn1. Ma konec
vsak oznamila, re Sc rozhodla
rfci "ne" mfsto "ano" a vratila
Sc zpet do Johnstown.
Obstarly zenich byl tedy
proste zamftnut. Ale to jej
nezdrtilo. Naopak, nynl ma
nejleps1 nadeji, re pristine
cervna uvede 81 do sveho oby-
dli nejakou jinou "cervnovou
nevestu".
Pontius pravil, re Cd chvile,
kdy no Davis opustila a kdy Sc
O tom rozepsaly noviny, dosta-
va denne cd 80 do so nabidnu-
tt k snatku. correspondence S
vdave chtivymi tenant je pry
jiz tax velika, re nemGze po-
staciti a potfeboval by ma to Sc
kretafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Lijaky z~avinily povodns
ma Thu.

Tfi Teky S mnoha mensimi
prftoky rozvodnily Sc tax, re
hrozily Arkansasu velikou po-
vodn1, zat1m co krajiny dale
V jiznfch statech sc zotaviy pc
v6trne smrsti, ktera 81 tam W.
zadala nejmene 27 lidskych
zivot1.
Mnoho set lidi uteklo re
svych pr1bytkG v nfzinach pc.
del rex Quachita, Arkansas a
White, ktere Sc rozvodnily ma
sledkem lijakG a zatopily mno-
no set akrG farmarske pGdy.
Armadnf inzenyfi mali obavy,
re tato povoden mGze byti hor
81, neil byla ona roku 1885.
Jez u Morrilton ma fece Ar
kansas Sc protrhl a voda zato-
pila pGdu rozloze deseti Give
recnich mill.
Statnf silnicnf policie ozna-
mila, re potoce Mill sc uto-
pill 21lety Vernon Gidley z
Bonnie Terre a jeho spolecnice,
ktera byla prozatlm ztotozne-
ma jake 17leta Miss Cortel
Crown z Flat River. 0 zivot
pfisli, kdyz Gidley sc sym
autem uvazl v rozvodnenem
potoce Mill Creek, zapadne Cd
Bonnie Terre.
Prudky lijak, ktery trval
"a hodin, rozvodnil opet vsech-
ny vodn1 foxy v tamnfm okolf,
take vystoupily re svych bTe-
hi. Mezi rozvodnenymi foxy
je take reka Kaskaskia a po-
tok Robinson Greek vychodne
cd Pana. Voda zpGsobila sko-
du v nizinach a nekterf farma-
Fl We svych MICE polozenych
prfbytcfch byli jiz tax ohroze-
nj, re Sc musili sc svymi rodi-
Mani ut6ci ma WISE polozena
mfsta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Sedm uhlokopd, kteff uvazli
500 stop pod zemi v dole spo-
lecnosti Spring Mountain Col
liery u GAINESVILLE, Pa, kdyz
sc ma ne pTivalila podzemni
voda, bylo zachraneno, kdezto
osmy hornik byl nalezen mrt-
w. o zivot pfisel 40lety Pa
vel Kuritz z Hazleton Heights.
Zachraneni byli: 31lety Pa
vel Molnar, 35lety Michal A
lexa, 29lety Stefan stefanko,
44lety Josef Sedishi, 57lety
Jan Algorski, 50lety Andrew
Harvilla a 43lety William Da-
Wis. z jmen je patrno, re ia
to uhlokopecka ceta skladala
sc prevazne re Slovak1 a il
nych Slovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Farmar zbavuje Sc piva a posi-
La pokladns desaky.

FarmaT z Missouri zanechal
pitt piva a posfla vladnf polka
dine do Washingtonu fund
svedomf" pc desaku.
"Rozhodl jsem Sc, re kdy-
koliv zatouzfm pc lahvi piva,"
farmar psal, "ze poslu cenu
"a tuto vladnf pokladne, m1sto
abych desak vydal "a pivo ne
DO koralku a tim pomohl upla-
ceti duh, jfmz stfzena jest ze-
me tato."
UTednfci We Washingtonu u
v6domili jej, re must zatouziti
pc 13,299,9 500, 1899 lahvich pi-
va, chce-li desaky pomoci ku
uplacenf cast dluhu vypadajf-
CT ma benny rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Bozena Pavlikova mrtvou.

Ceskoamericka zurnalistka,
Bozena Pavlfkova, zemTela &c.
cervence m. r. v Hodkovickach
u Prahy. Narozena byla 1873
We Vapenem Podolf, odjela do
Ameriky roku 1898. Pc dva-
Get let byla tam zurnalisticky
CHINA v Chicago. Byla redak-
torkou "zenskych listG". De-
set let prozila v H~ollywoodu,
odkud Sc churava vratila roku
1882 do vlasti chtejfc zemfit
tam, mezi svymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Neni mad domov.

Kralicek vyuzil chvilicky,
do sv6ta radostne vysel -
vzdyt o mem cd stare babicky
pTemnoho krasneho slysel.
"Dvfrka jsou pTivrena! Uteku!
Svoboda radostne VIOLA!
Bohuzel v domac1m obleku
milostpan budu jen zpola!"
"Jak jest svet podivny",
mudroval,
kdyz z chleva CERT tvaT zhledl
Div re sc ustrasen neschoval
.jistotne We tvari zbledl.
Coz teprv ma dvoTe! S volnosti
nevi 81 pojednou rady.
V hlave Sc nepokoj rozhostl,
billy snlh horkou krev schladi.
Hupky hop! Kralfcek vraci Sc
zklaman a unaven domu.
Vzdyt donna alespon naji Sc
a dobre bydlo ma k tomu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Anglicky list chvali ceskeho
poslance.

Clevelandsky dennfk "The
Cleveland Press pTinesl licho-
tivy clanek o krajanovi Lody
Humlovi, poslanci V zakono-
darne statu Ohia. Pise o mem,
re ackoli pred 80 lety pTijel z
Czech jake maly chlapec, re
dnes jest jednfm z nejpilnej-
sfch nejzaslouzilejs1ch cleve-
landskych p~oslancG v statnf "a
~konodarne.
Neil sc vypracOval, mel tez-
Ike zacatky. Pc vychozenf vys
81 Skoly pracoval ctyri roxy v
strojnick6 dime. We svetove
valce vstoupil dobrovolne do
americke armady, slouzil jake
serzant a byl We Francii v Ar
gonu ranen. Pc navratu z VOL
ny pracoval v automobiles, pc
vecerach studoval prava a
zkousky slozil roku 1924.
Do statnf zakonodarny byl
zvolen roku 1884. Pracoval ma
socialn1m p~ojiStenf i v otazce
nouzove pomoci. PodaTilo Sc
MI zrusiti dan z nakupu potra
vim, cfmz Sc malemu lidu use
tfi rocne $18, 900, 900. Dive je-
no predlohy o d6lnickem pojis-
tent byly porazeny v senate a
take pTedloha o statn1 DAM z
pT1jmu, "a kterou vsak Dude
bojovati dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Manzele?

Kdyz Chicago SOlnerOva
zadala proti 65letemu muzi
Augustovi O rozvod, udavala,
re Sc k nj krute choval. jed
nou il August udelal cerne O.
ko, jindy il udeTil klackem a
potion il honil, maize v ruce pc
kac s horkym sadlem. Co ona
vyvedla svemu Augusta? Ia
loval:
Spustila AUTOMOBILE, kdyz
stall pred MIN a pfejela JeJ.
Dala zpatecn1 paku a preJela
jej jeste jednou. Udefila jeJ
lahvi plnou koralky do hlavy
tax, re jeste dnes sc mu obcas
mota hlava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
z KruhH Prace.

APPEL Stalina ma organisova-
ne delnictvo celeho sveta, ably
stale pTi sovetech a podporo-
valo Rusko nedosel ohlasu v A
mericke federaci prace a mis-
ltopredseda VOL prohlasil, ze
sovetska vlada nezaslouz1 cd
delnictva demokratickych re-
mi vice podpory nez vlada Hit
|lera a Mussoliniho. Mluve
jmenem 4 milionG organisova-
nych delnfk1, prohlasil, re a.
mericky delnfk Sc nebude mi
chat do evropskych zmatkG a
pomahati Stalinovi utuzovati
diktatorstvi. Stain minuly IT,
den obratil sc ma delnictvo ce-
leho sveta, zadaje jeho pomo-
eli, ably socialismus zvftezil v
celem svete, nebot pak-li v1te-
ri v jedne zemi a v druhe vlad-
ne burzoasie, tax pry v1tezstvi
proletariatu nem1ze byt 1pl-
ne. V padu, re by sovetska
vlada byla n%apadena, ma del
nictvo celeho sveta j pfij1ti ku
pomoci.
" Clevelandu diva uniov1
predaci pouz1vali sveho posta-
veni. Ia tim 1celem zalovani
.jsou, re vyd1rali penfze ma jis-
tenn majiteli restaurantu, chte-
Ii, ably jim zaplatil $1,000 nez
mu dovolf, ably v stavbe bylo
pokracovano.
Porota Dude rozhodovati o
tom, IDA John E. Niece, pred
soda Distriktni rady delnfkG a
Donald A. Campbell, predse-
da distriktnf rady barvfrG jsou
vinni z vyd1ran1 We spojen1 S
raketou. Jsou prvnfmi re ctyf
uniovych predakG, kterf budou
souzeni pc vysetrovan1 trvaj1-
elm osm meslcG.
Osm policejnlch 1Tednlk6
bylo dano v obzalobu pro
graft a pet z Mich byli jiz Cd
souzeni, mezi mimi kapitan Ca
dek a poruc1k Nebe.
August Holecek, ktery mel
byti porotcem v tonic soude,
byl zavren, protoze cetl novi-
nafske zpravy o celem pr1pa-
de.
= United Packing Workers
of America zamestnan1 v Mil
waukee u Cudahy Bros. Co., O.
znamili narodn1mu delnicke-
mu vyboru, re odhlasovali INA
cnou vetsinou pripojenf Sc k
CLIO organisaci. N. Clark, re-
ditel, ktery mel dozor ma balo-
tovani, oznamil, re z 1895 k
volbe opravnenych deln1kG o.
devzdalo 406 pro CIO a 243
pro Federaci prace. 103 del
nlkG oznamilo, re 81 znepfejf
nalezeti k zadne uni.
= Ridici truck1 u Cook and
Brown Lime Co. v Oshkosh,
Wis, vysli ma stavku, ktera ale
nemela dlouheho trvanf, pone-
vadz "a meme nez "a hodin by
la skoncena. Stavkari prijali
nabfdku spolecnosti, ale jed
mattel unie, A. Tank, pravil, re
prozatlm nebude oznameno
jaka ia nabidka jest. Ale po-
nevada Tfdici zadali vyssf plat
a kratsf pracovni dobu, tax Sc
ma "a to, re jim bylo vyhove-
no.