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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

jsem sluzbu s neobmezenou
plnomoc1."
"To je tax dobre," pfikyvl
spravce. "Clovek zaTfdf 81 vse-
chino Poole sveho, jak tomu
nejlepe rozum1, jen kdyz mu
do toho Sc nikdo neplete."
Stark tvaTil Sc pojednou
mrzut9. "Vam ovsem nemGze
sc nikdo do vaseho odboru mi
chat, ale ia muslin caste po-
slechnouti rozkazG, kterych
nelze provesti bez skody. Ale
clovek must poslechnouti i pro-
ii sve Will. To vite, zenska
vlada. A jak Sc YAM lib hra-
b6nka?"
Kalina usmal Sc povfdavemu
starci a mlcky pokrcil rameny.
"Hezka, vidte? Je vdana
ctyri roxy a hrabe S nj vyzenil
mnoho pence. PTivezl il KRAFT
&c pred vypuknut1m valky, ale
dlouhych lfbankd nebylo jim
popTano, zkazila Jim je valka.
Cd tech dob byl hrabe dvakrat
ma dovolen6 donna, ale vzdy
jen ma ctrnact dn1. KIDD vi, jak
by to Sc statkem dopadlo, kdy-
by hrabe nevratil Sc z vojny.
Je posledni z rodu Montebello
a nema ami vzdalenych pr1buz-
nych."
Ackoliv hovor starcGv Kali
nu zajfmal, zdalo Sc mu pfece,
re takove pov1dan1 jest zbytec
nym mafen1m casu, proto pre-
trhl proud starcovy vymluvno-
sti, Fka: "Signore Passagnoli,
pojdme do kancelaTe! Rad
bych dnesniho odpoledne do
koncil prohl1dku knih a Ultra
mne doprovod1te laskave do
lesG."
"Ano, dam Ultra zapTahnou-
ii do kabrioletu," rekl spravce.
"Proc?" tazal Sc Kalina.
"Coz jsou lesy tax vzdalene?"
"Zacinajf ctvrt hodiny cesty
"a vsf," sd6loval spravce, "ale
tahnou Sc potion kolik hodin
cesty az "a horu Monte Ami
anita. P6sky trvala by obchGz-
ka pT1lis dlouho."
ga cesty jsou V lesfch dobre
a sjizdne?"
Pasagnoli tvaTil Sc rozpacit6
"Totiz V pokrajn1ch oddilech,
odkud Sc vyvazf dT1vi. Vnitrek
lesG je asi dosud takovy, jak 81
no vytvoTila prfroda. O tom
VAN zpravy podati nemohu,
nebyl jsem nikdy dale ,nez kde
Sc pracuje. Tedy kabriolet S
parem zdejs1ch konfkG Dude
pro vas kazd6ho rama pripra-
Ven."
Kalina ucinil rukou odm1ta-
w posun6k: "Povoz byl by mi
malo platen, kdyz bych S MIN
nemohl dale nez ma pokraj. Blu
du muset pTece jen spol6hati
ma sve nohy. Ovsem, kdybych
mel jezdeckeho kone."
"Ale name, NAME" zvolal
spravce ochotn6. "Stoji sta
il nekolik dobrych klusak1.
NaT1d1m tedy, ably pro vas byl
denn6 osedlan kun, ktery Sc
YAM Dude nejlepe zamlouvati''
"DobTe, pane spravce. Po-
trebuji vsak take puSky. My
slim, re Sc clov6k bez zbrane
nemGze vydati do zdejSfch le-
sG?"
"Ovsem, ovsem. Pravda.
Nenf u mas tuze bezpecno. Je
mnoho ladron1 donna, kteTi u
klouzli vojn6 a skryvaj1 Sc V
leslch. A potion valka zplodi-
la bfdu a hlad. ia Sc ovsem
dale do lesG nikdy neodvazil,
nevfm tedy, CO tam je, ale Wy
budete muset m1ti zbran. We
Ger vyberte 81 tedy re zbrani
pana hrabete, echo potTebuje-
tie. A jeste neco, nae jsem
vas cht6l upozorniti. Byl bys-
tie We sve dGstojnicke uniform6
stale pTedm6tem p%ozornosti
zdejsfho obyvatelstva a to by
yam "a jistych okolnost1 mo-
hlo byti nepf1jemne."
Gale to lie snadno napravi-
IT," usmal Sc Kalina. "Je snad
v obci krejcf?"
"To je."
"Tedy! At mi s blGzy odpa-
re hvezdy a pfisije mi ma nj re-
leny l1mec a dGstojnicka uni
forma zm6nf Sc v myslivecky
1bor."
"To obstaram hned," slfbil
Pasagnoli.
Nasleduj1ci den ztravil Ka-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

otazku vas1 osv1cenosti, CO de-
lam vecer. Osv1cenosti, vecer
pracuji, co nelze zpracovati v
lese."
Rozmluva vedla sc stale tymz
zpdsobem, re hrabenka mluvi-
la chorvatsky a Kalina italsky.
Ted hrabenka oprela Ease
hlavu o ruku.
"Vy muzi jste stastnejsf nez
my zeny. Zahanfte dlouhou
chvfli praci, a elm il name "a
hAneti my zeny? Hledte! ia
ku prikladu. Hrabe je ma vol
ne a ia jsem tn sama, abych
spravovala jeho majetek. V
Gem zalezf mole sprava? V nj
Gem, leda re nekdy podepfsi
nekterou listinu, kterou mi Pa
sagnoli pTedlozf a schvalfm ne
ktere jeho zavedeni v hospo-
daTstvf. Nekdy 81 vyjedu, ale
to casem take omrzi."
"Osvfcenost je piece NADIA
nou hudebnic1, a hudba je vel
mi dobrym prostredkem k u
kraceni dlouhe chvfle." Lna
"Vy jste mne slysel hrati?''
Kalina Sc jen uklonil.
"Jste snad take hudebni-
kem?" tazala Sc 1--WE.
"Bohuzel nikoliv. Jak vase
osvfcenost seznala z meho be-
|hu zivota, ktery jsem Sc osme-
lii vylfciti pri SVEN predstave-
nj Sc, nemel jsem nikdy pr1le-
zitost priuciti Sc tomuto boz
skemu umenf."
"Bozskemu. To jste Tekl do
bfe. Skoda. w jsem sc test
la, re mi nekdy neco zahraje-
tie. ia hraji jen pro sebe a tn
Sc mi vzdycky IDA, re je mole
|umeni velmi nedostatecne."
"To je skromnost, osvfceno-
I'll. Je vzdycky dobre, mysl1-li
Isl clovek o sobe meme nez vice"
Hrabenka spustila ruce do
klfna a nahnula Sc horejsf cas-
It'll tela do pfedu: pane mad
lesnf, Wy jste filosof."
Kalina sc nepatrne usmal:
INA takovy vzneseny titul ne
mohu 81 ciniti narokn. Jsem
jen prosty clovek, ktery vsak
ldovede zrale usuzovati. k fl
Elosofii, soudfm, re patti jeste
lneco VIC
Hrabenka stihla no pronika-
wynn pohledem. ="
"Kdyz dovedete zrale usuzo
vati, pax jste jiste clovek pray
domIuvny?"
"Zajiste, osvfcenosti," uklo-
nil Sc. ."Pravda je jen jedna a
dovedu il rfci treba k vlastnf
skode."
"Tedy " jakem stavu shledal
jste nase lesnf hospodarstvf?"
Kalina odvetil klidne: 60
svfcenosti, v stavu pode vsf kri-
tiku bldnem. Je nepoTadek v
lese a neporadek v knihach a
vsechno to v neprospech pana
hrabete."
"To mi musfte vsechno W.
svetliti a ricf, jak to chcete ma
praviti. A zapalte si!"
Ukazala ma kufacky stolek,
stOjici vedle lenoSky a sama 81
zapalila cigaretu.
Kalina nezmeniv vyrazu sve-
no obliceje, Tekl klidne: "Ucti-
We dekuji, osvfcenosti. V pri-
tomnosti danny nekourfm." ~
"To Sc yam pax We spoiled
nosti danny styska pc koureni a
neni yam pax takova spoiled
most vitanou,' 'usmala Sc, ale
stihla Kalinu tazavym pohle-
dem.
"Nikoliv, osvfcenosti. U mne
nen1 kouren1 naruzivosti a mo-
hui Sc no tedy zr1ci, kdykoliv
chci a ma jak dlouho chci."
"Vy tedy nemate naruzivos-
tf?" tazala Sc S jistou nedoc-
kavost1.
"Bez naruzivostf nejsem, ia
ko kazdy smrtelny clovek, ale
dovedu sve naruzivosti ovlada-
tt a drzeti je ma uzde."
"To mi v~ysvetlete ma pffkla-
dup
"Ku prfkladu, jsem naruzi-
wynn lovcem a pc celou dobu
trvanf valky jsem ma EVER ne
vystrelil, ne re bych k tomu
nebyl mel prflezitost, nybrz re
jsem provozovani lovu v dobe
vrazdenl lid povazoval "a pro
fanovan1 uslechtileho lovec-
tvl."
Usmala Sc vyznamne: este
prilis citlivy. Take dobre. A.
lie odbocili jsme cd p1vodnfho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

pracovati?"
"Vysvetlim hned vsechno,"
pokracoval Kalina. "Militari-
sovanf deln1ci pracuj1 herald a
spatne, jedine proto, ably ne
museli do fronty. JIM vyrobe-
ne drfv1 neodpovfda pozadav-
kun tovaren, v lese povaluje|
Sc mnoho dr1vf menecenneho,
ktereho lie dobfe zpeneziti ma
palivove dTfvf zdejsimu obyva-
telstvu. Ma z~penezeni tohoto
df1v1 nebylo dosud pamatova-
no. Ctyri zrucni delnfci dosta-
Gill by mi 1plne k praci v lese
mfsto dosavadnfch desiti leno-
ch1."
Gale kde witt takove zruc-
ne delniky? V zdejsf krajine
takovych lidf nenf," namftala
hrabenka starostlive.
"Navrhuji, ably sc vrchni We
litelstv1 zajateckych tabord 20
zadalo, ably sem poslalo ctyri
z~ajatce, byvale lesnf delniky,
ale rozhodne Cechy. Nepochy-
buji, re Sc tact Tide mezi zajat-
ci najdou."
Hrabenka usmala sc S poro-
zumenfm: "Pfejete 81, abyste
tn mel sve krajany?"
"Rozhodne. Nasi lesnf del
nfci rOZum6i1 drVarSke praci
a jsou poctiv1. Dostane-li Sc
jim zaopatrenf a nejakeho pla-
tn, budou pracovati S chutf a
ma jejich praci je spolehnutf."
IS tim bych tedy souhlasi-
la," svolovala hrabenka. "Pro-
mluvte O tom S Pasagnolim!"
Kalina Sc uklonil: "Uctive
diky."
Hrabenka zavedla hovor O.
pet jinym smerem.
"Kdyz tedy nejste hudebnf-
KEN, nezbyva nam nez hovor.
Chci vas totiz pozadati, abyste
vecer byl vzdy mym spolecni-
KEN. Vecery Sc dlouz1 a dlou-
ha chvfle trap1 mne vecer nej-
vice. I hudba ~pTestava mne
uz teSiti. Co O tom soud1te i?
Nebudete mne povazovati "a
neskromnou, kdyz vas zadam,
abyste mne pc vecefi vzdy ma
vst1vil a nekolik hodin ztravil
hovorem Sc mnou, pomahaje
mi zahaneti nudu zdejsfho Ii
vota. Kdyz jste vecer unaven
svou prac1, nebude YAM obt1z-
no ztraviti vecer Sc mnou?"
"Osvfcenosti, vecer nebyvam
unaven, prace mne nenamaha
Ia nepovazuji praci "a obet,
Enybrz "a prostredek, ktery m
.lpomaha zapomfnati, re jsem
.Izajatcem.'n s
+ "a soucasne zapominate, Re
was vase PAM opustila? Vid-
te?"
"Na to nelze zapomenouti,
osvfcenosti." Has KalinGv byl
~obestTen smutkem.
"Tedy svou PAM dosud mi
lujete?"
Cekala dychtive ma jeho Cd
poved.
Skloniv hlavu, zamyslil sc
ma nekolik okamzikG. Kdyz O.
pet hlavu zdvihl, odpovede]
presvedcive: "Kdo jednou O.
pravdu nekoho miloval, nem1-
re uz svou lasku re srdce vyr-
vati."
Ted Ease hrabenka sc Fanny
slila. Pc n6jake chvili vytrhla
Sc z duman1 a obratila sc k ne
mu s otazkou: "Coz kdybyste
vecerel vzdy Sc mnou, mfsto We
SVEN pokoji?"
Odpovedel bez rozpak1
"Uctive dekuji. To by Sc jed
max nesluselo, jednak byl bych
VAST osv1cenosti nepTljemnym
lspolecn1kem pri j1dle, proto re
Jim sym zpGsobem."
Pohledla ma neho zvedave
"Jak to-"
"Povazuji j1dlo jen "a nut
most a nikoliv "a pozitek, pro
to sc snazim, ably mi jfdlo neu-
bralo mnoho casu."
este divny clovek, pane mad
porucfku. Jak bych to Tekla?
Takovy original muze."
Pokrcil rameny: "Osv1ceno-
sti, kazdy muz je do jiste m1ry
originalem."
Hledela ma neho zvlastn1m
pohledem, %pojednou vstala a
podavaj1c mu ruku, Tekla: "Je
pozde, pane nadporuc1ku. Zdr
zela jsem vas dnes dlouho a
pfipravila vas o odpocinek."
Kalina vstal take, pol1bil po=
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

Nasleduj1cf den ztravil Ka-
lima v lese cely. Spravce dove
ri no do lesa, ukazal mu ma
mape hranice velkostatku a
vratil sc domG. Kalina uz pred
odjezdem z domova prohlasil,
re zGstane v lese cely den a
spravce tedy dial do kocarku u
loziti pro n6ho studeny obed.
Do zamku vratil Sc Kalina po-
zde vecer, sluzka mu pfinesla
Evening star., 1938-04-28
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1885 ALASKA AVE.-Front furnished
room, private bath, for one or two persons.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. room, SIS
mo: near bus, cars; employed man or lady
preferred; ref. Randolph 1853.
Evening star., 1938-04-28
ROOMS uNEuRNIShEl,

1925 PARK RID N.W-Two large rooms
with private bath; electricity furnished;
quiet home. Adams :I4,O
6?S E ST. NV Large room and kitchen
cite. $50 month. Apply for key, Beren's
Lunchroom 626 st NV
25O9 QUEENS CHAPEL RID NE.-5 rooms
eas. elec. included, So 80 month. Key
st 20l5 DOUGLAS ST. ne.
Evening star., 1938-04-28
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
Continued
THE FAIRFAX


21oo MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
! 50. west Of Dupont Circle (2Oc taxi zone,
APIS: OF l to rms. and ba., FURN. OR UN-
fORN. hSkp. non n-hskp.: hotel service op-
tional: TRANSIENTLY from SO: WEEKLY,
MONTHLY. Splendid restaurant, moderate
prices. Rents incl. elec. for lights and refg
Delishtful sunroom. D. E. STEPHAN. Mgr.
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
APT. ! RIM, K. S37: Q RMS. K. S55.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
Convenient. fireproof bldg. 24-hour ele-
vator switchboard service: refrigeration on
house. 1880 r st. NV Potomac 1900
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
Beautiful corner; clean like new: newly
furn.: . rooms kit. bath. S65: parking
space. One of the best locations III the
city, at Rock Creek Park near the Million
Dollar Bridge. 2410 10th st. NV. res. mgr.
FORD APARTMENTS,
524 18th ST. NE.
Large Groom apts.. furn. or unfurn in
beautiful. new apartment building. Rent,
unfurniShed, only $40. including gas and
refrigeration. Apartment unit consists Of
bedroom, living room, bath. kitchen and
dinette.
See janitor on premises or call Lincoln
S741.
Evening star., 1938-04-28
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASs NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available
4n 4pss ssD0ointmens MRS GREEN sneOhero
THE CLIFTON. 1929 CLIFTON ST NV
larfe rooms. kitchen and locker. first
floor. $50. See tanitor. 28'
1851 YoU ST. ssE-3 .s, OR : ROOMS: s}e .I3:
refrigeration hot water. Atlantic 2965-W
24O 10th ST. NE. - UNUSUAL: PVT.
bath; clean. COOL entire LIST hr.; free gas.
elec. adults.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, TWO LARGE
rooms. kit. private bath screened porch
refs. Private home. 1928 Monroe st. NV
sos EMERSON sT.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
private bath; gas, heat, electric refrtgera-
Evening star., 1938-04-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for settled men in
quiet country home. on water front farm in
Southern Md: artesian water; home-style
cooking fishing and boating. Col. 5494-W
after 4 d m
Evening star., 1938-04-28
LARGE FRONT ROOM.
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

clo ETHAN ALLZN AVE. Takoma Park
Md.-One or two rooms. private bath mod
ern furnishings; telephone heat, light. ga!
included; near bus. Shepherd o5S5-R.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

VERNON HALL,
1910 18th St. NV.
$3.50.
Attractive apartment. living room with
Murphy bed. dressing closet, dinette
kitchen, tile bath; refrigeration: modern
hreproof building. Easy walking distance
to downtown.
r. MARBURY STAMP & CO..
212 Southern Bldg Dist. S!o1
Evening star., 1938-04-28

2l23 r ST. NV ROOMS. KIT. AND
bath, all outside. south exposure; exclusive
location; g E. refe c.h.w. Venetian
1912 PARK RID. N.W-CoUPLE.
'Frigidaire included.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

l32s PARK RD NV. Of l4th-Comfort-
shly furn md -foor-front rm.: twin beds;
home cooked food served home style. at
low cos: free lunch parking. Col. 7956.
Sl3 SHERIDAN ST. NW-Large front
room, next bath no OBJ. to parent with
sCbooI-epe child
Evening star., 1938-04-28
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
174O N. H. AVE. NV

Beautiful lieht. airy rooms. home cook
ing. renned surroundings. For young peo-
pie, in Jewish home. Reasonable.
1701 MASS. AVE. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE BATHS:
CHARMING HOME ATMOSPHERE. PHONE
SERvICE IN Every ROOM: SELECTED
MENu; FINEST LOCATION: CONVENIENT
Evening star., 1938-04-28

DUPONT CIRCLE. 313l Mass. ave. NV
Cheerful single; also have opening for
Young lady to share lovely large room prl-
vate bath and shower. with young lady
Govt. clerk; excellent meals; enjoy the sum-
mer with several other youfng people IN
this lovely cool. eX-embaSsv home, prices
VIII happllv surprlSe YOU. Dnpont 44ni.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

1745 F ST. NV.
One room. kitchen and bath: nicely
furnished: rental, with light gas and re-
friseratlon included. only $40 per month
Inspection by appointment. Phone
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
Evening star., 1938-04-28

COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
Right Downtown
Near Everything-Walk 10 Work.
PARK CENTRAL,
1900 St NV
Frgidaire Current Free
so 0O-Lvine room. dressing room
with Murphy bed. cozy sunroom. kitchen
with special cabinets, tiled bath with
shower
See MANAGER. Metropolitan O54O.
1904 K CAFRTTZ. Dist 9OS0.
Evening star., 1938-04-28
TABLE BOARD.

COIVIIFNEoSIOINhI'
S16 Conn. ave.-Home cooking. Luncheon
35c. Full-course dinner. SOC. Weekly rate
Evening star., 1938-04-28

2l06 r ST. NW-A few vacancies; home
atmosphere; good home cooking; one block
@022 G ST. N.W-Large, attractive front
room. :, refined Young men. rnnninp uater
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
Funeral Services of
 Late Thomas Lyle Attended by Many

Funeral services for the late Thomas Lyle were held Sept. 1, under the auspices of Anvil Ma sonic Lodge No. 40, of which the deceased was a member. The members of Igloo No. Pioneers of Alaska, of which he was also member attended the services.
 The private portion of the ser vices were held in the Masonic Temple, and the remainder at the Federated church. The edi- flee being filled to capacity with the friends and family of the de- parted, and there were many beautiful floral pieces.
 Thomas Lyle was born in Cary nmham, Australia, on April 11th, 1862 He died of heart failure at his home in Nome on August 27, 1938 at the age of 76 He had been i'll for about year and a half, and confined to his bed for about three months.
 His early life was spent as a seaman on sailing vessels. Later he had charge of ferry boat on Puget Sound. In 197 MT. Lyle came to Alaska, on a tow boat, and spent the next three years on the Yukon River on boats ply ing between St. Michael and Dawson, Y. T.
 Since 1900 he has been in Nome and its vicinity. Much of his time has been spent mining. From 1928 to 1883 he was em- ployed as janitor in the old Fed eral building, and at the same time served in the same capacity in the Masonic Building.
 He joined the Masonic Lodge i III 1000 dl Y OII NdOiSOIl, w dSll., and has been affiliated with An vii Masonic Lodge at Nome ever since 1909.
 i In 1892 he and Emma Russell were married in Seattle. Mrs. Lyle and their six children sur vive him. Ellen, Ida, and Harold are living in California; Bessie resides in Portland. Oregon. Two sons, Donald and Robert are liv- ing in the territory; Don being employed with the Alaska Road Commission at Nome, and Bob, a mining engineer, residing at Fairbanks. Bob was expected to arrive at Nome via plane in time for the funeral, but was delayed by bad weather, and did not get in until the following day.
 The sympathy of the entire community is hereby extended to the widow, family and rela- tives, in their bereavement and loss of husband, father, and loyal and respected citizen.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Both the Territorial and Office of Indian affairs schools will op- en Tuesday, September 6. Phy- sical examinations have been given to all the grade school pu- pills of the territorial school, and the high school students will be examined Tuesday. In the h. dian Affairs school Everett Fish CT will teach until his father is able to return from his recent operation.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
NEWS ITEMS

Monday (today) being Labor Day,it is being observed by all federal, territorial and city off, eeS and by most of the business houses of the town. The Nugget was published and delivered ear ly Monday morning, in keeping with holiday hours.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports, Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
 Special Power of Attorney forms
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

The Motorship Meteor return ed from it's southern mail run early Sunday morning, and left as soon as mail had been taken aboard for it's northern run to Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
FOR SALE

Wonderful business opportunity, Fishermen resort, fifteen miles from Seattle, Wash. Six hundred and ninety feet of water front on Sound; building large enough to store seventy-fve boats. ......-- :. Twenty-Five out board motor boats; four out board motors. ..-- :. Electric motor and hoist to handle boats.
 :. Seven cottages furnished. .-....-. :. Pumping system for live bait ponds.
 Will sell half interest or all
 5000 will handle deal. ... ....
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Don't forget to leave your name and address for the Nugget to be sent to you via airplane at your mining camps. from now on.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Saturday Pilot Hans Mirow flew to Council with freight and mail and returned with Anton HakenSen.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Pilot Noel Wien, flying the tri- motored Ford, is freighting be- tween Teller, Taylor and Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
Airplane News

Saturday morning Pilot Sig Wien went to Taylor with a load of freight
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Arthur J. Baldwin, New Y ork attorney, who has been In the local hospital since early In the summer, and Walter Tim, cap tain of the freighter Patterson, who was striken with paralysls at Point Barrow, were both talk en out on the s. s. Denall. MT. Baldwin was accompanied by his son Donald Baldwin, and two private nurses, Mrs. Jack Jefford and Mrs. George Fithian. Gene Elms will nurse Captain Tim during the trip.
 Miss Eileen Lynch, who was operated on about a week ago, is improving rapidly. and will probably be discharged within the next few days.
 Mrs. Kenneth Rank entered the hospital for medical treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Pilot Jack Jefford returned from Marshall late Friday after noon with Mrs. Johnson from Fortuna Ledge to the hospital here and B. J. Nelly, U. s. depu- ty marshal at Marshall
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Mrs. Johnston of Fortuna Ledge was brought in to the hospital by plane Friday. She is suffering from a broken lsg.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Don't Forget-the Nugget circu- lates your political ads in the outlying section without extra cost
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had at the -.me Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Saturday, Pilot Jefford made a trip to Mountain Village and brot in prisoner and a witness to appear in the present court ses- sion.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

For information call or write CHAUNCEY'S BOAT HOUSE,
 Box 713, Edm0nds, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05
Hospital Notes

E. B. Fisher, superintendent of the Bureau of Indian Affairs school, underwent an emergency appendectomy Saturday morn- ing.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Sunday afternoon Pilot Hans Mirow made a flight to Taylor, Teller, Tin City, Wales, Shish- maref and Harris Creek. Pas sengers were Alfred Lomen from Nome to Teller, Don Lillie from Nome to Taylor, MT. Pierce from Nome to Teller, and Dr. Phillip Smith from Teller to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-05

Sunday morning Pilot Han Mirow made a trip to Counci with freight and mail. Pilot lief ford also made trip to Council with Slim Evans and a load O freight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
CHARLES town
SET FOR 5000
BY PADDOCK

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Nov
3O.-This little racing plant was
ready to take care of an opening
day crowd of 5000 today.
The racing strip, while a trifle
muddy in spots, was considered
safe by the horsemen who worked
their horses early this morning.
With harrows working contin-
ually, the race course should be in
excellent shape by the time the
first event is run.
Every one Of the TOO stalls on
the grounds have an occupant.
In the thoroughbred colony are
winners this year on the mile
tracks of New York, Maryland,
Rhode Island, Ohio and Canada.
Visitors will find a remodeled
plant. The lighting and sanitary
systems have been improved.
New walks and roads have been
laid. The hill in the infield near
the club house has been leveled.
Top soil was placed on the track
months ago and the turns were
evenly banked. The grand stand
and club house have been re-
painted, and the club house has
been enclosed with glass, making
conditions ideal for patrons Of
King Horse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-01
C. U. GRID STARS
SEEK CAGE POST

Catholic University's gridiron
team is cycling the winter sports
program at Brookland, IA going
out for basketball posts in compe-
tition against dozen non-football
candidates. Practice was sched'
uled to begin today.
The football players needing the
call are Rocco and Gus Pirro,
Louis Shine, Johnny White, Vic
Miller, Joe Guyon, Joe Carrig,
Frank Cairo, Frank Krawczel,
Paul Ryan, Hank BroStek, Hank
SAINT 'Ambrogio. and Johnny Ma
tukaitis.
Track and field practice is also
about due to begin with Capt.
Frank Cairo, Pete Sachon, Johnny
Carvelas, Leo Wall, Pete Cainski
and Nick Sarelas expected to per
form in the discus. shot and jave-
lin events. A football injury may
keep Charley Moutenot from par
ticipating in track.