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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
FREE SHOWS
FOR CHILDREN
State and Ely Theatres to
Give Ely Youngsters a
Christmas Treat.

Ely children will be given free shows
by both the State and the Ely theatres
as a Christmas treat
The States picture is scheduled for
Friday morning, Dec. %, at 10 a. m.
1t will be composed of shorts of special
interest to youngsters, but the nature
of them is not known at this date.
The Ely theatre has its show sched-
uled for Saturday morning, Dec. "a, at
$50 o'clock. 1t will include Straw
berry Roam" a full length feature and
several shorts. The picture will be over
in plenty of time so that the children
present can take in Santa Claus's visit
at the Community Center at II o'clock.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
H. S. HONOR
roll. NAMED
High Ranking Students Listed
for Period From Oct. "a
to December 2.

The Honor roll and Near Honor roll
for students of the Memorial High
School were announced last week by
Principal c. G.. Haugen. Fifty-SiS
names are on the Honor roll and thirty
two on the Near Honor list.
Four "B's" or better are required as
well as passing marks in physical edu-
cation are required to secure a place
on the rolls. The names below ex-
celled for the period from october "a
to December 2, 1888. They are:
Honor Students
Seniors-Barnetta Agnew, Agnes Alar
Nancy Eckert, Katherine HerSeth
Eileen Hoppa, Molly Jerich, Charlotte
Leppi, Venny Maenpaa, Dorothy Palo,
Alice Perttula, Ernest Peternel, Helen
Skantze, Emily Slogan, Verna Starkman
and John Zaic.
JuniorS-LoiS Anderson, Beatrice
Dowler, Harold Gordon, Milton Gordon,
Anthony Grahek, Peter Handberg, In
grid Holmes, Philip King, Eugene Nc
Carly, Dan Mestnik, Marjorie Rikhus,
Mildred Salmi and Genevieve Spreitzer.
Sophomores Anderson, Edith
Bohince, Patricia Bottiani, Katherine
Chimzar, Richard Gianotti, Bernard
Grahek, Esther Harri, Christine Kopriv-
mix, Mary Krnichar, Angela Poljanec,
Marion Rautio and Marcella Turula.
Freshmen-Doris Alfalfa, Norma An
derSon, Norma Mae Brown, Robert
Danielson, LaVerne Gasperlin, June
Indihar, Gerald Johnson, Sheldon
Kayute, Evelyn Elioff, Gerald Klobu-
char, Florence Kobe, Roseline Mantel
Phyllis Palmgard, Mary Paun, Amy
Rautio, Louis Senta and Margaret
Stonich.
Near-Honor Students
Seniors Golob, Paul Hend-
rickson, Helen Kramar, Douglas Nam
kervis, Julia Pucel, Mayme Ranta and
Ruth Starkman.
Juniors = Daniel Chachich, Marie
Chachich, John Clark, Verna Jamsa,
Shirley Johnson, Verna johnson, Lor-
raine Kosk and Hazel Krunkkala.
Sophomores-LaVeryn Halamik, Lor-
raine jackson, Donald Myntti, Jane
Norby, Sigurd Olson, Joyce Pearson,
Edward Shepel, Isabelle Thompson and
Josephine zaverl.
Freshmen-Ruth Alfalfa, Lois Mae
Eckert, Randall Forselius, Winefred
Havdal, Calvin Herrala, Marcella Niemi
and william Pucel.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Finnish Literary Society
Elects NeU Officers,

At meeting of the Finnish Literary
Society, held on Friday at the home
of Mrs. Victor Thompson, officers were
elected for the coming year. Those
chosen were.
President-Mrs. Mary Sarkipato.
Vice President-Mrs. Celia Kuitunen.
Secretary-Mrs. Anna Leino.
Treasurer-Miss Elma Pekkala.
CounSellOr-Mrs. Lydia Indy.
Publicity-Mrs. Ina Starkman.
Mrs. Thompson, the hostess, served a
delicious lunch and the members ex-
changed Christmas gifts
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Oliver Employees Association
DISSOLVED by Official Edict

At a special meeting held recently at
the Community Center, the Oliver En-
ployes association members voted to
dissolve the association.
At this meeting it was also decided
to expend the balance in the treasury
of the association in the following man
ner: SIS for Christmas Seals; SIS to
the Parent Teacher association for the
eye-glaSs fund; $40 for Christmas candy
for the children of all members, and
the balance to be expended on dance
for members.
The dance was held Friday night at
the Workers hall. A large crowd was
present and enjoyed the music fur
nished by Art Buraglio, Walter Enquist
and Floyd Dunstan. A lunch was
served.
The dissolution of the association was
in line with the announcement of the
Oliver Iron Mining company last week
that the company had withdrawn re-
cognition from the Oliver Employees as
ISOLATION as a collective bargaining
representative for any employees of the
company.
The Steel Workers Union No. 1864,
had filed charges with Robert j. Weiner,
regional director of the National Labor
Relations Board, in which it was
claimed that the Oliver Iron Mining
company had dominated and interfered
with the formation and administration
of the Employees association, contrary
to the National Labor Relations Act.
In answer to the charge the company
announced the dissolution and in its
letter to the officers stated that "it has
been the intention of the management
of this company that the act be COM
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
JUDGE LIGHTS
Friday, DEC. 23
Postpone Picking Winner for
Residential Section in
Decorating Contest.

Winners for the residential section of
Ely in the Christmas decorating contest
sponsored by the Commercial club will
not be picked until Friday evening
Dec. %, according to John Wilmunen
chairman of the committee in charge
Business houses, however, will be
judged this week as per schedule.
Judging of the residential section
was postponed one week so as to give
people more time in arranging their
decorations. Winner of first place will
be awarded SIS, second $40 and third
SIS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Now that the city election
has passed would it not be a
fine idea to forget all the pre-
election squabbles and devote
our energies to doing something
FOR Ely and not TO Ely; keep
ing the sordid affairs of the city
out of the limelight of publicity
and paying a little more atten-
ton to the good deeds of it's
people. Our reputation in the
outside world has been shot full
of holes and Ely has been the
target of all manner of unde-
sirable advertising through
newspaper publicity to the
point of causing a grin or a
laugh ON the part of people
when anyone stated they were
from Ely.
We have one of the best
cities in the state with every
thing that should go to make
Ely looked up to and not the
laughing stock of the outside
world. We have the finest of
summer resort possibilities and
are spending lot of money
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Jdysee Christmas Dance
Scheduled for Tuesday

The annual Junior College Christmas
dance is scheduled for Tuesday even
ing, following the Ely-Virginia basket
ball game here, in the Washington
auditorium.
Working on the decorations COM
mittee are William Lindgren, chairman;
Milton Stenlund, Peggy McMahan
Wayne Brownell, Albert Saari, Ray
Nyman, Verna Martin, Gloria Hussey
Jack Gianotti, Helen Stonich and Dor
othy Stonich. Heading the invitations
committee is Verna Martin, assisted by
Margaret Mantel, Merlin Riikola, Mar
Gus Hauck, Merna Maxi and Wayne
Brownell.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Walter E.. EngIund Spoke
OUer WCCO MOnday EUe

Walter E. Englund, formerly Superin-
tendent of schools in this city, now
executive secretary of the Minnesota
Educational association, made radio
address on Monday night over WCCO
on the educational program in which he
stressed the needs of equal schooling
Of the rural youth with those of the
urban pupils His address was listened
to by many in this city who speak very
highly of the logic and sense on the
subject expressed by Mr.. Englund.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Vienna SOmerO Elected
Lutheran Guild President.

Vienna Somero was chosen president
Synod church at meeting held last
Thursday night. Mrs. William Mills
was chosen vice president; Gertrude
Matilda, secretary, and Vienna Hill,
treasurer.
The meeting was in the nature of a
Christmas party and decorations in
Guided tree. A program, announced
by Mrs. Fannie Kleemola, was pre-
sented, consisting of piano solo by
Shirley Johnson and three selections
by the American Legion auxiliary, under
the direction of Mrs. Floyd Dunstan
with George Matesha providing the ac-
compartment. Lunch was served.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15

piled with by all authorized represen-
tatives of this company and that the
company remain absolutely neutral with
regard to whatever attitude each en-
ploye may decide to take as to afhliation
or non-affiliation with any labor organ
ization, and to neither encourage or
discourage membership in any labor
organization.
after investigation and discussion
with the officers of the association and
without making any admission to the
truth of the charges, it is the conclusion
of the company that the company
should withdraw recognition from the
Oliver Employees association of Ely as
a collective bargaining representative
for any employees of the company"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
LUTHER LEAGUE PARTY.

The Luther League of the First Ev.
Lutheran church will hold Christmas
party at the Community Center on
Monday, December 10, in room 208 at
7:30 o'clock. Each member is asked
to bring ten cent gift. Lunch will be
served by committee composed of Mrs.
Lillian LepiSto, Mrs. Lulu Helback and
Mrs Sauna Ola.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
AUXILIARY TO
FETE KIDDlES
To Entertain Children of Serv
ice Men at Party on
Friday Afternoon.

The Legion auxiliary's Christmas
party for children will be held Friday
afternoon at Ais O'Clock in the service
mems room of the Community Center.
All auxiliary, legion, or ex-service mems
children up to and including 8 years OF
age are invited to attend.
Santa will be present with a gift for
everyone, game will be played and
Christmas stories told Mrs Harold Dill
lon is chairman of the committee in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Thiel-
man, Mrs. Agnes Fogelberg, Mrs. Inez
Norby, Mrs. Julius Carlson and Mrs.
Ernest A. Anderson.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
BASKETS TO
BE Distributed
Meeting Scheduled for Tonight
to Plan Christmas Basket
Distribution.

Christmas baskets will again be dis
tributed in Ely to needy families, with
meeting set for tonight to which about
40 representatives of local organizations
have been invited to map out details.
Anyone wishing to make donations of
food, clothing or toys should contact
Ray Hoef1er, secretary of the Com
mercial club.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
Santa Will Visit Here
Coming Community Center, Saturday. Dec "a at IL A.
With Sack of Candy for Every Child in Ely.

Santa Claus, through a little special
urging upon the part of the City of Ely
and School District No. IL, will make
his annual visit to the Community
Center with a sack of candy for ell
children of the district. Santa will be
on hand at IL A. NJ
Children of the district will be given
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15

tickets which can be exchanged for
candy. Santa also has sack Of candy
for youngsters of pre-school age; no
ticket is necessary for them.
Ordinarily about 1900 sacks are dis
tributed, which is lot of candy even
for Santa Claus. Be on hand early to
greet the jovial gentleman.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
VISITS CLASSMATE HERE.

Miss Alkaline Truax, Director of Oc-
cupational Therapy at the Moose Lake
State Hospital, visited over the week end
with her former college classmate
Christine Somrock.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
SdrkipatO to Build
Additional Cabins

Otto Sarkipato expects to build three
more overnight cabins next spring, in
creasing his present outlay of seven
to ten
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-12-15
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY

Miss Josephine Slogan entertained
members of the cast of Treasure Is
land" junior high operetta, at a to-
boggan party Friday evening. Lunch
was served in the school cafeteria.
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CThis is the third in series of ar
ticles on activities of School District
No. 12)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
RHINE.

- Klementij Vorisilov, So
vetsky komisaT narodnf obra-
ny, a M. Mechlis, SET policejnf-
no Department. rude armady
projeli Minskem ma sve ceste
pc Ukraine a Bile Rust, kde
provedli inspekci ma hranic1ch
Polska a Rumunska, nacez sc
zastavili v Kieve.
V Kieve byli pTftomni preli-
cent S $50 mladymi ukrajin-
skymi dGstojnfky, kteT1 byli
zatceni pc explosi v delostTe-
leckych kasarnach v Kieve a
byli obzalovani re spiknuti sc
ma odtrzen1 Ukrajiny cd SOVIET
ske Unie. Mechlis naTfdil, a.
by so dGstojnfk6 bylo zastfele-
no a ostatn1 byli "a trest posla-
nj ma Sibir.
- Nemecka korporace Tri-
corp, jez ma hlavnf 1radovny
v Berl1ne, nabidla sc poloziti v
Kanade potrubf zdeli 1000
mill a m1sto pence witt "a to
kanadsky olej, ktery by prav-
depodobne byl odesflan do Ne
mecka.
R. A. Brown, ST., z Calgary,
pfedseda spolecnosti Alberta
Petroleum Association pravil,
re tato nabfdka byla ucinena
dopisem a re ono potrubf by
vedlo z Calgary do Vancouver
V Britske Kolumbii a vyzadalo
by 81 nakladu SIG, 900, 900.
Brown dodal, re neil by
doslo k nejakemu vyjednava-
nj S onou nemeckou spolecno-
stf, re napred budou porady s
kanadskymi a britskymi IRA
dy. Ministr pffrodnich zdro-
jI Crerar Ottawa pravil, re
o teto nabidce nebyl dosud
zpraven.
- Dvacet diva Arabove byli
zabiti v boji S anglickymi voja-
ky v novem vybuchu guerilove
valky v Palestine.
Dvanact ArabG bylo zabito
v boji S vojaky mezi Betlemem
a Hebronem. Deset Arabn
pfislo O zivot, kdyz podzemnf
nina vybuchla pod autobusem.
Vojsko a ozbrojene tlupy
svadely boje pc celou noe pc
najezdu ma Betlem, pri nemz
byla znicena posta a policejni
STANCE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Dopis odsouzence k smrti.

V Hluc1ne zije 76leta sta
fenka Baranova, ktera NELL til
syny. Jeden padl We svetove
valce v pruske armada, druhy
zije ma Hlucinsku a treti
zGstal v Nemecku. Byl zelezni-
cafem RatiboTi a socialnlm
demokratem a byl "a socialne
demokratickou stranu pred hit
lerovskym rezimem poslancem
PAX pTisel Hitler. Poslanec
Josef Baran byl zbaven sluzby
a vyloucen i z narokG ma pen
sijnf %pojistenf. To, CO ma poll
stenf zaplatil, mu dali.Na mno-
no to ovsem nestacilo a tax Iii
V bfde Sc zenou a dvema det-
mi. Podporovala no jen rodina
z Hlucfnska. Mel radny pas
a obcas pTijel ma kole pres hra-
nice ma Hlucfnsko pro trochu
chleba a brambor. PAX jed
nou pred dvema lety byl ma
hranicich zatcen, kdyz iel ma
kole k nam. Nemel u sebe mic,
ale byl obzalovan z velezrady.
Jeho rodina ma Hluclnsku O
mem moe nevedela a jeho ze-
ma S detmi V RatiboTi take ne.
Oval Sc teprve ted. Postal
dopis z vojenskeho vezeni Plo-
etzence v Berllne. P1se, re
byl 10. srpna odsouzen k ire
stu smrti pro zemezradu. "a
pfisaha Sc, re je nevinen a pro-
81 bratra o pomoc. Pros1, ably
napsal zadost O milost a uvedl
v nj, re We svetove valce z jeho
pf1buzenstva nechalo ma boil
sti zivot ma nemeckou fisi pet
vojakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Podivna hra blesku.

Pr zdanlive tichem pocas1,
obloha temef bezmracna a bez
pTedchozfho hrfmanf sjel blesk
do zelezneho komfna ma pile
firmy Otto Fousek, Drachov u
Mezimost1 a pri tom zasahl 2
cyklisty, projfzd6jfcf Dracho-
vem, pochazej1cf z Mesic u Ia
bora, kterf spadli S kola a z1-
stall omraceni lezeti ma silnici.
V 8 minutach ma to nasledoval
druhy blesk provazeny strasli-
YOU ranou, ktery zasahl tez te-
lefonnf linku z centrally sobe-
slavske do mlyna drachovske-
no a sjel do pfsarny mlynaTe p.
Fouska, kde pTeskocil do po-
jistek telefonn1ch, odtud do
rozvadec1 desky S transforma-
tory pro domacf potTebu, roz-
biv pred tim okna v predsfni
do pisarny, kde mad hlavou
majitele zavodu vjel do mosa-
zne tyce zavesu zaclon. Tu ma
dvou m1stech proraziv, pTele-
tel do pokoje sousedniho, do
domac1ho telefonu a odtud O.
pet do kohoutu vodovodu pres
hlavy cele rodiny a prave zde
meskajfcfho ma dovolene vrch.
tai. Josefa S1pa z Prahy. Ma
jitel mlyna Fousek byl lehce
omracen a jeSte dive dals1 oso-
by. Ma stest1 vsak nikdo nepTi-
sci k vaznemu zraneni. Blesk
ovsem zpusobil dosti velke sko-
dy a preruSil telefonn1 linku
do Drachova. zadny re zdej-
sfch obcan1 nepamatuje, ably
blesk takovou dobu Tadil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
z Ceskoslovenska.
Agitace prot ceskoslovensku.

Clenove jihoafrickeho par
lamentu v Johannesburg, JIM
Afrika, obdrzeli lzivou a uraz-
livou brozuru, vydanou samo-
zvanou "slovenskou radon" v
zeneve. Knlzka byla vytiste-
ma letos v cervnu v LondJne, a
je psana anglicky. Jmena au-
tori Jehlicka a Dvorcak rfkaji
jiz predem, jakeho obsahu bro
zura je.
Knfzka ma nazev: "Majf mi
liony zemTit pro toto Ceskoslo-
vensko?" (Shall Millions die
for this Czechoslovakia?) a
ctenaT hned z prvnf vety ma
DOZEN, re nyn1 autorGm pri-
chazeji financn1 prostfedky re
zcela novych pramenG.
Tato kn1zka nemluvi uz pro
revisi smlouvy trianonske, jak
autori dosud chill, ale pro re-
visi smlouvy versaillske, 1toci
n apakt O vzajemne pomoct
mezi Ceskoslovenskem, Fran
Gil a Ruskem a ztotoznuje sc s
Henleinovymi karlovarskym.
pozadavky. Lzivymi 1toky
proti Ceskoslovensku otevTene
plaiduje We prospech nemecke-
no Drang mach Osten.
NemGzeme nez ocekavat, ze
parlamentnf cinitele, kteTf ne.
byli rovnez usetTeni nacistickt
propagandy, budou vedet, jail
S timto zvracenym vyploden
mali nalozit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Co Sc dnes zpiva " cSR.

V cernych leslch ma hranicfcl
Adolf Sc svym vojskem stall:
Goering, Goebbels radili mu,
ably CechGm nasekal.
Adolf pravil: "Milf hosi,
ia bych to rad udelal,
ale jeste cekam, kdyby
Cechy nekdo zaprodal.
"Mily vddce Tretf rise,
svet Sc smeje v urazkach,
re pry j1me dvakrat denne
a to jeste v nahrazkach.
Cesi mali maslo, mouku =
my margarin re dTeva,
proto valky pro Nemecko
je dnes nutna potreba!
Adolf pravil povysene:
"Taky valku vyvolam!
Ultra ma hranice ceske
pet divis1 zavolam!
Druheho dine casne rano
Adolf, Goering S Goebbelsem,
PRIMAL sc ma hranice
udychani - poklusem.
Videli tn ceske vojsko,
S tasenymi bodaky -
V duchu myself 81 vsichni:
Radej jlti nazpatky -
Prekvapeni Install tn
vsichni jake sloppy stat:
neslo jim to do palice,
Jak sc mohlo tohle stat.
Tu Sc ujal slova Goering,
Adolfovi takto del:
"Vid1s, vidls, mily Ado,
co tt Cesi mali DELI"
Goebbels k tomu pravil taky:
"Prima kulomety taky mali.
To 81 myslfm, mily Ado,
re by nam Czech nasekal."
Adolf smutne kyvl hlavou,
nitru vsak mu bylo ouzko:
"Jojo, mily kamarade,
tohle nen1 Rakousko."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Ktera zena byla prvni sta
rostou oboe " republice?

Nektere listy pTinesly zpra-
WI, re v Male Belle ma Mnicho-
vohradistsku v Cechach byla
zvolena starostou pTislusnice
komunisticke strany Marie Tu-
hurova, a bude-li potvrzena,
re to Dude prvn1 zena, ktera
Dude starostou obce v republi-
ce. Informace ia jest nespra-
vna, nebot ma Morav6 ma Ha-
ne jest zena starostou oboe jiz
druhe obdob1. Jest to znama
pracovnice "a zajmy venkov-
skych zen Ludmila Zatlouka-
Iowa. oufalova, ktera starosto-
vala We Svesedlicich u Olomou-
ce cele uplynule obdobf, nynf
byla znovu zvolena a take ira
dy potvrzena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23

skeho i italskeho bojiste, So
chy Stursovy a Maratkovy,
vsechna dfla naseho odboje
jsou prodchnuta tymz duchem,
touz Will, tymz posvatnym mad
Sen1m, tour bezpr1kladnou Sc
beobetavostf boji "a svobodu
eeskoslovenskeho naroda. D1-
la prvnfch let povalecnych O.
slavujf vftezstvf, hrdiny v1tez-
nych bojG a jsou smutecnfmi
pomnfky ma hrobech padlych
bojovn1kG.
V tTetf cast vystavy jsou
dfla, zobrazujfcf vojaka svobod
ne republiky ceskoslovenske.
Vsechna vystavena dfla u
kazuj1, Re ceskoslovensky vo-
jak nen1 zoldnerem. Ma ideu,
Una svoje poslanf a vi, FAC by
bojoval. Vidime nepravdu rec
nj, re vojak a umenf 81 navza-
jem odporujf. Ceskoslovensky
vytvarnik je umelcem naroda,
ktery chce naroda demokrati-
ckeho a svobodneho. Ceskoslo-
vensky vojak chranf mir, mir
svobody sveho naroda a demo-
kracii. Ones, kdy We svete
jsou silly, jez rozpoutany boTily
by obrazy a sochy, vi umelec,
re je to prave ceskoslovensky
vojak, ktery branf onem SLAM
rozpoutati Sc. Mas malir svo-
bodne maluje, sochaT modelu-
je; pracujf v mfru. A mir i
svobodu jim chranf mas vojak
v duchu svych dvou prvnfch
velitelG: Presidenta Osvobo-
ditele T. G.. Masaryka a presi-
denta dra Edvarda Benese.
Vystava mas vojak v umeni
XIX. a Xxx. stoleti" je vytvar-
nou oslavou dvacetileteho tr-
vani svobody Ceskoslovenske
republiky, je priznanfm Sc u.
melcd k vojakGm a armady K
umelcGm, je vyrazem dfk1 ma.
SIGH umelcG nas1 armada. Vo.
jenska kultura sc stava kultu
rOu narOdn1.
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Cikani pomahali o znich.

Rozsfreni slintavky We vych.
Cechach melo ia nasledek vel
ky nedostatek potah1. We vel
Ike t1sni pomahali ma mnohych
mfstech i cikani. Nab1dli Sc
svymi konmi svazeti obil1 a
byli pTijati. Ia f1ru pocltali
SO Kc. Ma Preloucsku ia
Ike svazeli, ale pro sebe. Ovsem
to zrovna v1tano nebylo. V mis-
tech, kde svymi silami a pota-
ny pomahali, vGbec nekradli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Odmitany celedin ma odchodu
re sluzby selku postrelh,
sebe zabil.

Ma statku starosty Josefa
Svobody v Zelechovicfch u Uni.
cova slouzil celed1n Josef Alt.
Byl velmi pracovity a pTicinli-
Wy. V poslednf dobe Sc ne
stastne zamiloval do zeny sve-
no zamestnavatele. Manzelku
Svobodovu stale pronasledo-
val. Selka no razne odbyla,
ale celedfn sve pokusy temer
kazdy den opakoval. Stezova-
la 81 tedy svemu muzi. Svobo-
da dial Altovi vypoved. Kdyz
mel rano Alt opustit statek a
BALL 81 veci, sla kolem neho
Svobodova. Alt bleskurychle
nj blizkosti vypalil ma selku til
vytahl pistol a z bezprostfed-
rany. Zasahl il do prsou a
tezce zranil. PAX zam1Til sam
ma sebe a strelil sc do hlavy.
Pc pTevozu do nemocnice sko-
nal. Svobodovav &C je tezce
zranena, Dude zachovana pfi
zivote.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
Miliardar Hutton v Piesfanech

Do Piestan pfijel ma lecenl
americky miliardar Franklin
Hutton, mattel znamych OBJ
chodnich DON'T Woolwortho-
vych. S MIN pTijela jeho chot
a sluzebnictvo. Jmeno Hutton
proslo celym svetem pred 5 le-
ty, kdyz jeho dcera Barbara sc
provdala "a kavkazskeho prin-
&c Sergeje Mdivaniho. Man
zelstvf bylo rozlouceno a Hut
ton vyplatil Mdivanimu pade-
sat milion1 Kc odstupneho.
Hutton zIstane v P1stanech til
nedele.
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Tezka otazka.

John Jurka We Stickney, a
jeho zena prinesli tyden stara
t~rojcata z Illinois Research ne
mocnice dom1. Jurka nyni
pfemyslf, jak Dude dial, nebot
v rodine jest 6 jinych detf, z
nichz nejstarsf jest Ia let.
Jurka jest nouzovym delhi
KEN. Jeho vyplata ma jede-
nAct krkI nestacl.