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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
Ten Years Ago
From Issue of Friday, Aug. %, 1880.


Judge Finehout and bride are spend
ing some time at their summer cottage
on White Iron lake. Judge Ffnehout
and Mrs. c. NJ Clough we're married
in ST. Paul, several weeks ago, and ar
rived in Ely from their wedding trip
which took them to Bermuda and Cuba
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gianotti and Mr.
and Mrs. Dusty Rhodes returned the
fore part of the week from a four-day
aviation trip through the border lake
country to Lake of the Woods and
down through the western section OF
the Arrowhead country including Be
midi, Leach Lake, Walker and Red
Lake.
Frank Sershen, Jr., and Miss Mary
Vertnik were united in marriage, yes
terday, at the Catholic church. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, friends of the
couple staged q parade through town
the bridal conveyance being an old
fashioned, decorated, horse-drawr
buggy.
The United States Patent Office ha.
just granted to Emil Ahola, this city
a patent on an improved needle
| threa6er.
The funeral Of Thomas Kukkt
Thompson, a resident of this city fol
80 years, took place Wednesday from
the Suomi Synod church, the Rev
Anti Lepisto officiating. He was s
years OF age and is survived by hi
widow and six children, two brother
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
LOOKING BACK IN into gh the M r,aes

/ which he has successfully operated for
the past year and Mr. Pauley comes
from Duluth well recommended as a
hotel man.
| T. E. Miller, together with Mr.. and
Mrs w. B. Goldsworthy, visited friends
in Tower last Sunday. They went by
team over the county road and after
and about the mines by one of the
genial captains.
Last Saturday was gala day for the
Austrian element all over the country
by celebrating their national holiday
Here at Ely the Austrian society turned
out en- maSse and retired to Shagawa
Park where they celebrated the day in
old-time style. John Pakish offlciated
as master of ceremonies.
The two Films, Huhtala and LsaacSon,
who were shot by Hendricks some three
weeks ago, had an examination before
Judge Van Blarcom, Monday, and were
placed, under bonds for their ap-
pearance at the September term of
court. Not being able to furnish the
required bonds they retired TO the
county jail under the escort of Chief
Of Police Garrison.
Jacob Koppi died last night at 1:30,
aged Is years. The deceased was
single man and well thought of by all
who knew him
The grading of Sixth and Seventh
avenues will be completed by the last
of next week and Neil Mclean, the con-
tractor, prides himself on the good
work he is doing This, with the Chap
man and Harvey street extensions,
which is being done by Contractor
Robinson, will be all the contract work
done on the streets this season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22

1t is generally accepted that we are
living in an age that is very strenuous
both physically and mentally. Child
rem who sit for long periods in movie
theaters watching exciting pictures be-
come very tense and use much nervous
energy, which results in emotional ex-
haustion.
Double features cause serious eye
strain which saps the child's energy
Many children become frightened. They
are unable to sleep or relax and become
afraid Of the dark as result OF GER
tain pictures never meant for them and
some that are" One eight-year- old
child whom 1 knew to be excessively
nervous, informed me one day that
he had seen Dracula and Frankenstein
as double header
Because there is such immense pos
sibility for good teaching through
movies, it seems we ought to give more
attention to theatrical productions
We ought to encourage more travel
animal and nature pictures, for child
rem are very interested in them. 1t
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From Issue of Friday, Aug. 20, 1915.

The 15-drill air compressor, being
installed at the McComber mine, is
now on its foundation and the new
boilers are almost bricked in. Pre-
parations are being made to sink the
shaft another 100 feet and this will
be pushed as rapidly as possible. Mr..
Coates, who recently purchased the
first day found many registered from
different towns of the range.
Miss Audrey Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs T E. Miller of this city, was
married Tuesday morning to William
Earl Noyes of Medford, Mimi, by the
Rev. j. c. Mapson of the Presbyterian
church, at the home of the brides
parents on Chapman street.
The shipping of ore from the South
Chandler began Saturday and some
thing in the neighborhood Of so cars
were sent out the first day.
Mrs. ]. c. Davis and children re-
turned to Anoka after a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Laughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Carr and
son of Chicago, are in the city for a
weeks visit and outing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant McMahan.
Mrs. Claude Stillnan and Mrs. James
Tonkin were hoStesses at a social
afternoons gathering this week at the
home Of A J. Thomas. Elias Lame
and Ami Kumpula, both Of Winton,
secured a license to wed, Monday.
Mrs. John Ivy and children of Hub
bell, Mich, arrived Saturday evening
for visit at the home of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Henry Chinn. . The
Misses Govetts of Chisholm spent sew
eral days in the city at the home of
Capt. James Mitchell and family.
Morris Cohen, 8-year-old son of
Samuel Cohen of this city, was slightly
injured Saturday night by an auto
mobile owned by Adolph Manninen.
The boys right arm was run over by
the front wheel of the car, and he also
suffered injuries to his left shoulder.
County Commissioner Grant Nc
Mahan, Charles Quigley, Mr.. Carr and
I. G. Cox, motored to Cook, yesterday,
where they attended the funeral of Ole
SaSSoS.
The Misses Edith and Berna Ander-
son, Esther Johnson, Irene Sircrson
and Gladys Nutter are entertaining at
Berglund's Island at a weeks house
party in honor of Miss Ethel Thomas
of Virginia.
Vincent Bolka, II years Of age, died
Monday of heart and kidney trouble
Vincent was the second eldest son OF
John Bolka, organist at the Catholic
| church
Patrolmen Oscar Carlson and Frank
Grams, the latter reputed to be the
tanest man on the iron range, from
Chisholm, are enjoying a vacation OF
a month at BURNSIDE and Clear lakes
Mesdames Osborne and White en-
tertained with progressive house party
Friday, at which ten tables of 800
were occupied Out-of-town guests were
Miss Maxwell of Can, Miss Sheridan OF
Duluth, Mrs FitZwater of Sand Point
Idaho. The honors were won by Mrs
Joseph P Seraphine and Mrs Peter
Schaefer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
WnattoSee
at the
State air

Ten dazzling days Of fun and edu
cation are scheduled at the 1910 Min
nesota State Fair, August "a to Sep
TENDER 2. High1ights of the big pro
gram are:
NEW SPEEDWAY-Grand Open
ing of Worlds Fastest Half
Mile Speedway. Four Days of
Thrilling Auto Races for Amer
lean Dirt Track Title and SIS.
600 In Purses, August 26, q, 81,
and September 2.
NEW STAGE-Buckeroo FroIics,
Sparkling Western Entertain
nent of WILD WEST ROUND
UP. Premiere Production on
Worlds Largest Outdoor Stage.
Four Performances, Afternoon
and Evening, August "a and Is.
STATE FAIR REVUE OF 1910
Musical Extravaganza. Five Big
Episodes. 20 Thrilling Scenes.
Cast of $50. Eight Nights, Au-
gust 26 to September q.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
Forty-nine Years Ago
From the Ely Times
From Issue of Friday, Aug. 81, 1891.


This morning about II o'clock, George
Downs and Duncan Cameron went into
the confectionery store of Mrs Olive
Genery and purchased some bananas
after which it is said that Downs passed
some insulting remarks to the lady
Mrs Genery, who waited on them
James Cavanaugh, who happened to be
in the store at the time, followed the
two to EIefSen's saloon and there re-
sented the remarks made to the lady
in the candy store. A few words were
exchanged when Downs drew a pocket
knife and proceeded to slash in all
directions, catching CaVanaugh in four
different places in the neck and chin,
infIcting as many dangerous wounds.
Chief Garrison was on hand as usual
Shipman and More made the wounded
man as comfortable as possible. The
prisoner was committed to Jail and
bonds set at S75O A hearing will be
held Monday morning.
John BangoH and Miss Lizzie Kaupi
were married by Rev. Sandstrom at
Temperance hall last Saturday evening
A. ]. Homer is putting up a
small house on his lots near McMahan's
old lumber yard.
Jacob Harjer has commenced pro-
ceedings against the Chandler Iron
company to recover s1O45O for alleged
injuries received while in the company's
employ.
Messrs. Fullerton and Pauley have
recently rented the Pioneer hotel which
they have opened and intend to make
a first class house Of Mr.. Fullerton
has Just vacated the American House,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22

and sister One Of the brothers is
John Thompson, deputy on sheriff
Magie's staff.
One hundred head Of reindeer from
Finland will arrive in Duluth in Nov
ember to be taken to the ranch of the
Arrowhead Syndicate Realty company
on Mcfarland lake in the northeast
part of Cook county, just outside the
Superior National Forest. The animals
will be trained to drive and viii be
exhibited in teams of four to eight in
the principal cities in December
Mrs. Richard Coad returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter. Ernie, in Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DINino left Tues
day for a visit in International Falls
Mrs. James Hodgon, Mrs. Peter
Schaefer and Miss Lillian Schaefer were
visitors in Duluth, Monday. Miss
Berniece Johnson and her nephew
Dana Forsman. returned last week from
Chicago and Detroit, where they had
been spending their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry JokeIa and
family of Detroit, and Mrs Vanus
Fogleberg of Chicago, left Monday after
spending a week with relatives :
Cards have been received by friends in
the city announcing the birth Of q
daughter on Aug. II, to Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Rabdeau Jean Hughes) at Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beel and Mr.
and Mrs. Jay c. Hayden have as then
guests the past two weeks, their mother
Mrs Emma Hintz, and sisters anc
brothers-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John F
Oblander, and Miss Goldie Hintz O.
Chicago, Miss Dolores Hintz Of St. Paul
and Mr. and Mrs Wallace Mabie o.
Duluth.
Tom Thumb golf courses have bios.
somed out in several of the vacant lot!
about the city. The latest is the minia.
ture course built by Leonard Pete ant
William Hilliard near their homes OF
Central avenue
The second session Of the Ely Cir
Scout camp closed Tuesday. Winifrec
Hamel was chosen as the best Scout a
camp; Sadie Sikala as the brainiest
and Myrtle Maxi as the funniest Scout
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
MOVIES FOR CHILDREN

Recent findings show that about so to
rs per cent of the patrons Of COM
mercial amusements are children and
youth. Heading the list of these COM
mercial amuSementS are movies. Since
it has been found that movies are a
very influential force of education
either for good or bad this question
arises: shouldn't parents and educators
become more actively interested in the
type of movies their children are see
ing? Some parents find movies an
easy arrangement for satisfying child
rem during their leisure time; others
use them as a means of gaining free
time for their own interests. Many
busy parents however, simply fail to
give much attention to the type of
movie being presented, merely comply
ing with the child's desire to see a show
and giving it no particular thought.
What effect for good or bad do
movies have on children? To begin
with, in spite of the fact that more
than SO per cent of movie patrons are
children, the majority of pictures are
Gasi gnad f-r aGl.,o5. 1-a-y Children are
subjected daily to the problems of the
adult world. The majority of these
problems involve social action or be-
havior educational institutions are
definitely designed to discourage. I'm
able to evaluate these problems from
an adult viewpoint, the child often
forms the wrong impression from them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
You con borrow 500 If you
con pay back $6.43 q month

NOU can get a personal loan
i of $40 to S300-without en-
dorsers or guarantors-if you can
repay in small monthly install
ments. You may choose the most
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
On :
WITHOUT ENDoRSERS

months. Or, if you wish smaller
payments, as little as S6.43 a
month for twenty months viii
also repay a 500 loan.
See the sample loans and pay
ment plans in the table. loans
also made in other amounts and
forother periods. J Paymentsin the
table include all charges and repay
everything in the time indicated.
Simple 10 borrow
All you do to apply for a House
hold loan is to acquaint us with
your problem. We require no sal
airy or wage assignment, no stocks
or bonds. 1oans are made on
car or note. No credit inquiries
made of friends or relatives. And
you don't have to ask friends or
fellow-workers to sign the loan
papers with you. You get your
loan quickly and simply.
Come in, phone or write for
full details. No obligation to
borroWl
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22

THIS home is typical ''Cotswold" SO pop
ular in England. 1t is most attractive
with gray weather-stained shingle or
siding.
Three bedrooms are included in this plan,
but if all are not needed the one on the lower
floor may be converted into study or library.
An unusual effect is created by ''step-down"
living room below the level of the first floor.
Note that one of the two baths is on the first
floor.
Only the main section of the house is exca-
waited. The living room and bedroom wings
are designed without basement area in the in-
terest of economy.
This house appears in the November issue
of HOME Magazine, published at 1887 Con-
necticut Avenue, Washington, ID. C.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
AirpIane Has
Race With StOrk.

Breckenridge While in Minneapolis,
Leo Maloney of this city received
message informing him that he was
going to be a father. Leo caught the
first plane leaving for Fargo and in 80
minutes arrived there. He arrived in
Breckenridge with plenty of time in
which to walk up and down the St.
Francis hospital corridor awaiting the
arrival of a daughter. 1t was Leo's
first child, and was he proud
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22

also helps to refer to a movie listing
pictures suitable for children, such as
is published monthly in the Parents
Magazine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22

convenient repayment plan from
the table below.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-08-22
Payments TO FIT your purse

Suppose that you need 500 and
can readily repay S9.77 a month.
Your installnents will repay a
500 loan in full in twelve
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
80 DNf "a STRzENf POLL.
CISTY ZE
KAPY.

Automobilista, jenz sestrcil
policistu re stupatka do auto
mobilu, odsouzen byl ma 90 dnf
do vezen1. zalovano nan by
10, re byl opily. Automobiles
tou byl Ray Harris, 41lety z
Belair road. Zatcen byl ma
Brehms lane a Kenyon avenue
policistou James j. Machovec
re severovychodnl STANCE pc
st1han1 spolu sc dvema jinyma
policisty.
Machovec svedcil, re ridil j.
zdu ma Brendan avenue a Be-
lair road v patek, kdyz dftky
re skoly pfechazely cestu. Ger
noch Sc primal Sc zpravou, ze
jeho kun a VIZ zasazeni byl!
automobilem. Kdyz daval els.
10 AUTOMOBILE, automobil sc
Primal. Machovec skocil ne
stupatko a naridil Tfdici zasta
viii. M1sto uposlechnut1, sho
dill policistu do ulice. Macho
vec drzel Sc stupatka do dial
ky peti block1. Nezranen Ma
chovec porucil kolem jedoucf
mu automobilistu, v nemz Sc
del policista Mahoney, jeti z;
uj1zdej1c1m. Tento chycen byl
zatcen a Odsouzen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Predbszne ornament podniki.

Sobota, 8. brezna: Dozvuky
Sibrinek Sokolovne.
Nedele, 10. bfezna: Divadlo
"Marenku 81 neber", sehraje
Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis Bay.
Nedele, 10. brezna: Divadlo
v Delnickem Dome sehraje
Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spoil
ku "Pokrok" vojenskou frasku
Amor We vojenske uniforme".
Nedele, II. brezna: Divadlo
dltek Ces. Svobod. skoly Aug.
Herman "Rozpustill kluci."
Sobota, 16. bTezna: Josef
ska zabava v Delnickem Dome
porada Del. Vzdel. Spolek Po-
krok.
Nedele, II. brezna: Klub
Ceskych Mlad1kG 7. wardy bu-
de poTadati Ustricove Hody v
2100 Ashland Avenue.
Velikonocnf pondel1, dine 25.
brezna: Rieger Klub porada
Easter Dinner Dance v Kato-
licke Budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
AUTOMOBILY.

" nedeli Edward j. Koer-
ner, 23lety z Towson a Carroll
l.. Wilson, 22lety, z Ashland,
Baltimore okres, stfzeni byli O.
sudnou nehodou, kdyz automo-
bill jejich ma York road u Here
ford Sc S mimi prekotil a swell
Sc pc vlhke ceste do dalky asi
100 stop nezli narazil do stro-
mu a sc zastavil. Koerner v ne
hode byl usmrcen a Wilson
tezce zranen. Nehoda udala
Sc kolem l. hodiny pc pGl noel.
= Ma Fayette a Chester u
licich usmrcen byl v nedeli II
lety Peter Soltysiak z N. Mil
ton avenue. Srazen byl auto
mobilem, prerazeno mu bylo
rameno, noha, Zebra a lebka.
Automobil r1dil Gerald w M
Nally z Annapolis.
- Pr chGzi ma Reisterstown
road, Harry S. Gerbrick, SPRAY
ce garaze V Pikesville, pc "a
vrenf garaze zranen byl auto
mobilem tax tezce, re v KRAFT
kosti zemrel v nemocnici. Byla
mu rozrazena lebka a ODE no.
by zlomeny. Automobil ridi]
Christian P. Birx.
Thomas Moore, 47lety,
zemrel We West Baltimore &C.
neral nemocnici "a nekolik no.
din pc zranen1 automobilem,
kdyz pTechazel Monroe ulici.
Automobil rfdil Joseph Slevin.
- Dive dftky kriticky IRA
neny byly v ned6li s otcem
sym, kdyz a%utomobil, ktery O.
tee ffdil, srazil sc S truckem ma
Belair road. Otec, John White
z Chase, Md, slime poskozen
byl ma ruce.
- Ma Hanover a Ostend u
licich AUTOMOBILE, v nemz sede-
Ii tfi cernosi, tezce zranil An
nu Helmstetter. Cernosi zhas-
Ii svetla a ujeli z mfsta neho-
dy.
- Stfhany dvema policisty
do dalky % mil pc move Phila-
delphia silnici, 31lety Nicholas
Myer z Dundalk, pokutovan
byl We Fullerton ku zaplacenf
$101.45 pro rychlou jfzdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY v
CARLINS PARK.

Prfstf 1tery, dine IL. bfezna
" kr1zkovy zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park Lew Plum
mer utka sc S Tommy O'Toole
v hlavnfm zapase ktery urcen
ma dobu jedne porazky.
Mimo tohoto zapasu poTa-
dany budou ctyri jine ma KITE
rych 1cast brati budou dobre
znami zapasn1ci.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
OHEN MA BOWIE
ZAVODISTI.

Osmdesat hasicG z rGznych
hasicskych stanic v castech
Marylandu svolano bylo v pom
deli ma hasen1 ohne ma Bowie
zavodiSti. Ohnem z~niceno by
10 pet mastal1, kovarna a ku-
chyne cvicitele. Skoda odha-
dovana jest cd 100000 do $50
900. z maStalf vyvedeno bylo
"a zavodnfch kon1. Pet jinych
shorelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
csl. zbozi dosud pfedmstem
soudni pre- dovozci " N. Y.

CSl. ZDoZl doSud predmetem
soudni pre- dovozcI " N. Y.
V New Yorku importerske
kruhy Sc opet zabyvaj1 otaz-
kou ceskoslovenskeho zbozi,
jez sem doslo re sudetske O.
blasti byvale CSR. pred pripo-
jen1m Sudetska k Nemecku.
Jde O to, zda-li toto zbozi
NIUE nesti znacku made in
Czechoslovakia" nebo mali
byti opatreno znackou "Made
in Germany, jak rozhodly
celnf 1rady Spoj. Statd.
Kdyz Poole informace z Wa
shingtonu celnf Trad v new
yorskem pfistavu toto zbozi O.
znacil "a nemecke a uvalil ma
ne mnohem vyssf clio, nezli ma
zbozf z Ceskoslovenska, impor
teri podali zalobu domahajfce
Sc zrusenl tohoto narizeni.
Zaluj1cf importer tvrdili, Re
ono zbozf bylo vyrobeno v do
be, kdy Sudetsko bylo jeste
cast1 Ceskoslovenska a nasled-
KEN toho re je to tedy zbozi
ceskoslovenske. re do Ameri-
ky doslo pozdeji, ma veci mic
nemenf, protoze We chvili prav-
nj zmeny v zemi sveho p1vodu
bylo jiz ma ceste do Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
KRADEzE.

- Tri bandlte, diva OZbrOje-
nj, vloupali Sc v noci re soboty
ma nedeli do lekarny Windsor
Drug spoil. We 300 blocku
Windsor Mill road, pfinutili
majitelku a jednoho kupujfc1-
no ustoupiti do zadni mfstnosti
a ukradli z cash registru SIS.
Majitelka, Agnes Hutchin-
son zlodeji, kdyz vecer vesli do
lekarny, porucili 81 sladke ma
pole. Odesli pc prohlednuti 81
mistnosti. Pc druhe vesli. Je-
den v ruce mel revolver, ktery
namiril ma klerka, Williama
Kelley. Druhy namiril revol-
yer ma dra. Vincent Pammalia-
to. Kdyz zahnal doktora do
zadni mistnosti, namfril revol-
yer ma Zebra majitelky, ktera
musela "a doktorem. Tretf kra
dl z pokladny. Zlodeji byli a.
ST start FL roku.
We vladimir soudu po-
kladnik White Hall banky,
William Purdue Wright, sto-
toznil diva: Geralda Peabody a
Sidney James Owen Thomp-
son, jake zlodeje, jez prepadli
banku dvakrate V podzimku
uplynulem. z banku ukrade-
no bylo $5,833.O7.
Dive kradeze v severnim
distriktu, vynesly v pondeli
zlodej1m 1928 ma hotovosti a
cash register v Gene $3.50.
Jedn1m obchodem byla le-
karna v {. 444 E. North ave.
nue. a druhym byl obchod S o.
buvi v {. 931 w. SO. ulice.
- Dvema cernochy napade.
ma byla 56leta zena, nellie Ka-
zianski, jez kdyz pocala Sc jim
braniti, uderena byla do tvaTe
a pax okradena o tobolku 6
$11 a postovnl poukazkou 500
Postovnf poukazkou obnos me
byti zaslan prfbuznym do Lit
wy. Napadena byla ma Fulton
avenue.
= Tobolka S SIS vytrzena
byla mladym muzem Ethel Pa
lacorolla ma Baltimore ulic.
nedaleko Arch ulice pred pc
lednem utery. +
= Diva cernosi v 1tery ma
padli majitelku obchodu, Sa-
die Freedman v 800 blocku w.
Lombard ulice a oloupili G
$500. z obnosu tohoto ma dive
ste dolarG vyzdvihla 81 pred
prepadem z banky, ably mohla
1cty platiti.
- Gertrude CLANCY re 800
blocku N. Paca ulice, okrade-
ma byla O tobolku s $40, kdyz
We stredu sla pc Mulberry uli-
eli. Penize ukradl j cernoch.
- We skladisti 100 Bloc
ku Hollins ulice, cernosi We
stredu ukradli Mildred Collins
o $25, jez jim musela pod hroZ
bou zastrelen1 dati z cash re-
gistru a 81, jez il wall z tobol-
ky lezicl ma stole.
" 700 blocku Cumber-
land ulice ukradli Anne Mai
ditch $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08
Kupovala vilu bez krejcaru
" kapSe

Policie v Kladne zatkla 81
letou Annu Postlovou, ktera Sc
vydava "a Annu Appeltovou,
ktera cd vdovy pc staviteli A.
Stadnikove kupovala vilu Ia
pGl milionu - bez krejcaru v
kapse. Pry ma dostat million
"a pozemky v Karlovych Va
rech, jindy Ease z Olomouce
pei milionu. Bude souzena pro
podvod a pro jakousi kradez v
Rakovn1ku.
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Upozornsnf kraianHml

Ackoliv n6kolikrate bylo jiz
ma tuto zalezitost poukazano.
Upozornujeme naSe krajany
znovu ably az Dude bran CEN
sus = ktery Sc bere jednou "a
10 let, registrovali Sc naSf kra-
jane rozeni We stare vlasti, co
narozen1 v Ceskoslovensku.
Vykonny Vybor Narodnfho
SvaZu Ceskych Katolik1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-08

Tubular Josef Kulhavy z OBJ
&c Licna u Castolovic svazel
klady z lesa. Pr stahovan1
jednoho kmene ma nakladiSt6
Sc stale, re kmen Sc zachytil O
parez, a kdyz kone prudce "a
brali, ably zdolali pTekazku,
svalila sc klada truhlaTi ma no
hui a zlomila mu il mad kotni-
KEN.
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KLUB PRE-.
D POLICISTY.

Sergeant Ralph Amrein a
nekolik straznfkG S MIN, pre-
padli We stredu v noci klub
Hollywood 900 blocku E.
Baltimore ulice, zatkli tam dive
zeny a obvinili diva zT1zence
klubu, re nechali je pitt S muz-
skymi hosty.
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Zabiti phi jizds z tanecni
zabavy.

V Nashville, Tenn, dive div
ky a diva muzi byli zabiti a DIAL
81 muz kriticky poranen v noel,
kdyz Sc jejich auto pTevratilo.
Vsichni tri muzove studovali
pred casem ma universite Van
derbilt a vraceli sc domd z ia
necnf zabavy, kterou uspoTa-
dalo studentske bratrstvo ma o.
ne universite.
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OdkulhaI.

Ackoliv pokulhaval ma jed
nu nohu, lupic, ktery v obuv-
nickem obchodu M. Silverma-
ma v Chicago uloupil SIG, Cd
kulhal tax rychle, re jej pre-
padeny nebyl v stavu dohoniti.