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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15
Attendance For
Three Days Exceeded
That of Last Year
SUNDAY BEST DAY
Program Above Par Of
Other Shows Fire
works Excellent

The fair board wishes to
thank all those who helped
with work and those whose
cooperation made the 1910 fair
q successful event. Among the
groups to whom they wish to
extend their appreciation are
the st. Cloud Chamber of Com
merce. the Sank Centre Com
munity Club, as well as individ-
uals I'm all cities and villages Of
the county, who gave of their
time and efforts I'm boosting the
fair. The fair board votes
orchids to all of you for your
attendance at the fair as well
as your support in other ways.
Stearns County's 1910 fair is now
a matter Of history and that it was
successful from practically every
standpoint is generally known. Sun.
day, the opening day, had the larg.
est attendance, when over 5000 peo-
pie were on the grounds to witness
one Of the best shows the fair has
ever staged.
Most Of those peope, who saw
the entire show, enjoyed it and say
it was good throughout. There
were some fast events in the horse
races, and considering the new
track they were much better than
expected. All Of the PLATFORM acts
were clean, outstanding perform
ances.
Exhibits in all departments, ex-
cept poultry, were on par or bet
ter and greater in list than last
year. The poultry exhibit was good
but owing to the fact that the new
poultry house could not be complet-
ed and because farmers are giving
their efforts to fewer breeds the
exhibit was considerably below the
numbers entered last year.
Again the flower show attracted
considerable attention, with its
rock garden, water pool and nurs.
cry exhibit all combined for beauty
and attractability. Although the
fair was held a trifle early for ex-
hibits of fruit, corn and some other
IdIuI dIlu SdIuCh PlouuSto Va AoS>
variety, there was abundance In
each division, and the various en-
tries show the result of the wonder
full growing season we experienced
this year.
Cattle, hogs, sheep and horses
were of the same fine grade OF
other fairs and some of these div.
isions found the spaces allotted for
showing not large enough, and II
was necessary to place the over.
flow in other buildings.
The Women's department, the
rural school and All exhibits were
excellent, with variety in each one
Work of the rural school children
and All boys and girls attracted
considerable attention, as did the
various booths of All clubs and the
Future Farmers of Belgrade.
One of the popular spots, espec,
CONTINUED on Page 10. Col. y
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15
ESCAPED INJURY IN
CELLAR DOOR FALL

Miss Marie Schwarzbauer appar-
emily had escaped serious injury
Monday when the cellar trap door
at the Mart grocery closed on her.
Miss Schwarzbauer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Schwarzbauer,
had gone to the basement to get
a box. The door unattached and
fell on her as she assembled. She
is remaining at home quietly for
several days this week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hall and
Bob Markson, Of st. Cloud, were
in Sank Centre Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

lean Social Club. The outing VIII
be held June al Bellevue Lake.
Other members Of thae committee
are: Secretary, Mrs. Cleo Bouchard;
treasurer, Nestor Lemolge; tickets,
Mrs. Wilfred Bernler. Subcommit-
tees will be named at the next
meeting, Wednesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

Mass tomorrow morning Win b q
q O'Clock and services saturday
night will be n 7:s0. Mas sunday
morning win be at 7:so o'clock with
the final services that evening at
7:30 o'clock. The entire program
viii be conducted by rev. 2. Man
Ito Ciufoletti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
on Bishop street.

on Bishop street.
Miss Mabel Casey, president OF
Corporal coyle Post Auxiliary, will
speak at the meeting. Members Of
other posts and auxilIarics are In
vited 10 attend. Lila Davis, sergeant
alarms, Is In charge OF arrange
mentS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
IRIDIUM FOR PEACE
ENDS SUNDAY NIGHT

The iridium dedicated TO peace
was opened this morning at 3
o'clock at the Church OF Our Lady
of Lourdcs with high mass. Scrv.
icns tonight viii start at . O'Clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
WILSON POST STAGES
INITIATION SUNDAY

Initiation ceremonies for new
members Of Wilson Post Auxiliary,
American Legion, will be held sun.
day ut $3.50 D. m. at the post rooms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
HUOT APPOINTED AS
OUTING CHAIRMAN

Roger Huot has been named
chairman OF the committee In
charge Of arrangements for the
annual picnic OF the Franco Amer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

ject, was postponed until June 2
by Justice Harold Hlckok OF South.
bury yesterday. The cases we're pre-
viously scheduled 70 be heard To-
day.
Probe OF the case rs stlll being
conducted by the state police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
SOUTHBURY TRIAL
POSTPONED A WEEK

Trial Of John Leary, Of Meriden,
and Otto Herman OF southbury,
charged with theft OF materials
from the 9oubhbury hospital pro-
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
Elgin Changes
Date For Red
Cross Banquet

The ladies of the Elgin Comn1un'
ity Club have just learned that tbs
Red Cross banquet scheduled to be
held in their building at Elgin or
Monday night, November IL vii.
conflict with Legion activities in
Nogales and elsewhere.
AS Armistice Day is day belong
ing to the Legion, the ladies gladly
withdraw from that date and name
Sunday night, November 10th, Z
O'clock instead.
Preparations sre going steadily
forward fer big turkey dinner at
SOC per plate fer the benefit of the
Red Cross. And don't forget the
date, Sunday, Nov. 10, TOO P. M
MRS. CORA EVERHART
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
Educators To
Meet In
Phoenix Nou. 70

PHOENIX, Nov. / (U.PD-Nolan
D. Pulliam, executive secretary of
the Arizona Education Association,
announced today the association
would held it's annual convention in
Phoenix Nov. 7 and 9 and listed a
group of speakers who would ap-
pear
One Of the principal speakers at
the 10th annual convention will be
DR.. Harold Benjamin, dean of edu-
cation at the University Of Mary
land, Pulliam announced.
Other who will appear at the af-
fair include John Collier, commits
sioner of Indian Affairs; David Du
Shane. superintendent Of schools at
Columbus, O., and president of the
National Education Association
and Mary Blair Wallace of Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
Death Claims
{. E. Drullard

Funeral services for Clarence E.
Drullard, Sc, for nina yeeTs bor-
der resident, were held here Thurs
day. He died Wednesday following
a cerebral hemorrhage.
Drullard, a former newspaper
man, came to Nogales from Califor-
MIA to regain his health. He had
been i'll several years. He worked
for the Los Angeles Herald and
the Salt Lake City Herald.
Surviving him is his widow, Mrs.
Eva Drullard, of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1940-11-02

the law generally 5 days., has VIC
lated the law. A person violating
the law is subject to trial in the
United States District Court, which
may impose fine or imprison-
ment, or both.
The date when action was taken
bv the Local Board will be written
in the Classification Record in each
Nogales international., 1940-11-02

All registrants and other persons
concerned should examine from
time to time the notices posted by
the Local Board and the Classifica-
ton Record.
The Classification record is open
to inspection by the public during
the Boards business hours.
JAMES v. ROBINS,
Member of Local Board
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
If the following instances:

of the following instances:
Whenever a duty is to be per-
formed by registranJ.
Whenever a period of time begins
to run within which regiStrant is
to perform duty.
Whenever a period of time begins
to run within which registrant
may claim a privilege.
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
No Local Men
Ia First Draft

James v. Robins, chairman Of
the county draft board, said yes
terday that he thought there would
be more than enough volunteers to
take care of this county's first quota
CT conscripts
ct do not believe there will be
any involuntary inductions before
December g." he added.
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS
AND TO THE PUBLIC

Date Oct. 20, 40.
SANTA CRUZ LOCAL
BOARD
City Hall,
NogaleS, Arizona.
The Selective Service
Regulations Provide:
Mailing QUESTIONABLE (F'orm
40) by the Local Board to the regis
trant is notice that the process of
classification and selection with
regard to that registrant has be-
gun. Each day this Local Board
will post at its office of the order
numbers of the registrants to whom
Questionnaires have been mailed
that day.
This Local Board keeps in it's Of
flee O. Classification Record (Form
1000. On this Classification Record
will be entered the date each ac-
tion is taken by this Board or the
Board of Appeal concerning each
registrant. The entry Cf this date
in the Classification Record is no.
tice of the action taken. Other no
tice will be mailed to each regis
trant at his address last known by
the Local Board, and to any other
person who files a claim for him.
Either the mailing of notice or
the entry in the Classification Re-
cord cf the date the notice was
mailed shall constitute notice to the
registrant and all concerned This
is true whether or not the mailed
notice is actually received by the
person to whom it is addressed.
Any person required by law to re-
gister, or any registrant, who fails
to perform a duty required by the
Selective Training and Service Act
of 1910, within the time provided by
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
Sorrells Buys
Gonzalez Home

Joe Sorrells has purchased the
former Luis Gonzalez home, 118
Bungalow Court, it was announced
this week
The deal was handled by the Vic
Wager Agency.
Nogales international., 1940-11-02
FDR To Carry
State By $4,000
Says Iruiin

'Maricopa County is okey for the
entire Democratic ticket, FDR will
carry the state by $4,000"
Thus wrote Oscar Irwin, prom
inent Phoenix real estate man, in
o letter received Tuesday by the
NogaleS International
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
KRfRKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

PTfstf utery, dine 6. dnora v
kr1zkovych zapasech pofada-
nych v Coliseum Don Evans,
222 ID. utka sc s Joe Coxem,
228 lb. v hlavnfm zapase KITE
ry urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
Zvlastnf atrakci Dude zapas
mezi Emblem Duskem, 218 Id.
a Gino Vagnone, 218 Id. Ia
pas tento tez urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Lou Plummer, 236 Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Don Mcintyre, $50
Id. z Kansas City.
Maurice LaChappelle, 1877
ID. z Francie VS.. "Tarzan"
White, 218 ID. z Floridy.
Toney Matisi, 235 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. Jack Hader, 220 ID.
2 Kansas City.
Zapasy tyto poradany jsou
D. Ed. Contosem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
POUZfVANA
Auta ma prOdel
PRODEJ S~TRfBRNEHO
VYROCf

VYKOCI
Down
81 Dodge Trunk Sedan $125.
'27 Dodge Trunk Tudor 1876.
SO Dodge Trunk Sedan 95.
80 Plymouth DIX. Sedan $50.
'37 Plymouth Dix. Sedan los.
SO Plymouth Trk Tudor 80.
SO Plymouth Tudor rs.
'35 Chevrolet Master
Town Sedan 65.
"a Chevrolet Master
SPIT. Sedan so.
"a Chevrolet Tudor so.
"33 Chevrolet Tudor
Master Deluxe SO.
'32 Cadillac Sedan Is.
80 Ford Town Sedan 35.
80 Oakland Cabridet $25Cash
80 Dodge Sedan $40 Cash
Balance ma lehke tydenni
splatky.
Vsechny kary pres $50 Sc pro-
uaVaJ1 Sc pSanOu ZarukOu.
V obchode 25 let.
MOTORS
Sales DODGE PLYMOUTH Service
2237-45 AVE.
GIL. 1855
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

chiropractor, v elsie 3239 East
ern Avenue blfze Clinton ulice
ktery ma dlouholetou zkuse-
most a provadf svou praksi We
stejnem m1ste pc mnoho let a
stastne pomahal lidem v rGz-
nych neduzfch v lidskem tele,
s jeho pfirodnf methodou.
X-Ray Service. Kazdy ne
mocny obdrzl dukladnou pro-
hlfdku jeho patere, tlaku krve,
zkouman1 mocove vody atd.,
zadny lex nen1 zapotreb1 a
mnoha operace NIUE byt "a
mezena. Poplatky m1rne.
DR.. Mandl byl bydlistem v
F'raze a studoval lekaTstvi ma
Universite Prazske. Dale po-
kracoval sve studio chiroprac-
tickle ma Americke koleji v
New Yorku.
Krajane kteri jsou nemocni
budou zajiste spokojeni i tim
re DR.. Mandl m1ze S mimi mlu-
Wit rec1 materskou a rad uvidi
sve ceske a slovenske pr1zniv-
&c, ktere tez svedomite obslou-
Ii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
PROVOLANf!
Odbocka 6. N. S. Curtis Bay.

Vsem ceskoslovenskym, u
prime smyslejfcfm krajannm,
ktef1 verl We svobodny narod a
svobodu vsem naroddm ma sve-
te! Diky dobre prflezitosti,
podafilo Sc nam ziskati nase-
no mileho a vzacneho prftele
Vojtu Benese by mas navstfvil
ma Jeho zajezdu ma Vychod i
mas v Curtis Bay.
Odbocka Curtis Bay uspo-
fada vefejnou prednasku dine
5. 1nora 1910 v Sokolovne ma
Cherry ulici v Curtis Bay.
Pratele!
Nemelo by byti jedineho
Cecha neb Slovaka, ktery by
mel schazeti pri teto prednas-
&c a KIDD jeste nenf, staff sc Gle
mem 6. N. S. aneb kterekoliv
organisace ktera stoji v boil
pro znovu osvobozeni naseho
naroda. Jsme vsichnf syny a
dcerami nas1 ubohe tax nyni
trpfc1 utlacene a pokorene sta
re nas1 matky.
Pak-li nase Matka byla chu-
dicka a my jsme byli nuceni j
opustiti, to zajiste neznamena
re bychom il NELL odstrciti, cd
nj Sc odvratiti aneb do konce
zapomenouti.
Ones nase stara uboha utla.
covana matka "Vlast" k nam
detem VIOLA o pomoc.
Co ucin1me my?
Vef1m, re kazdy jeden z mas
ma srdce v tele a ne kamen a.
by JEFF prosbu nevyslysel.
Proto vsichni do jednoho 81.
ku jake dobry vojaci do boje
pro spravedlnost a osvobozen.
nasf drahe many "Vlasti".
Jeste jednou pripomfnam q
proslm Vas vsechny krajane Y
Curtis Bay, Baltimore, Wash.
ington a okol1, n~eopomente
tento vyznamny vecer 5. 1nora
a pfijdte pozdraviti a -vyslech.
nouti naseho dobreho bojovnf.
ka VOJTU BENESE.
S heslem: "Verni z1stane.
me a zvit6Zlme!
Ia Odbocku Curtis Bay"
Anton Zamostny, taj.-1cet
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
PrijmOu Sc
PRO K~OzELUzNU
HLEDAME:

Ma vyrobu Podesvove kIze:
foremana, chemika, stipace
Splitting mach.) ,valece, vyra-
zece.
Ma vyorbu Glazed Kid:
foremana, chemika, stipace.
luhafe a lestice (glazing).
Ma vyrobu Chrome sidelea-
4ther: foremana. chemika, sti-
pace, luhare, vyrazece, lestice
a apretaTe.
Dale kozeluzske odbornikv:
chlupafe, filcaTe, gluemaker.
stroJn1k, carpenter a bednar.
Must to byti vesmes Tide do
30 let, ZkuSenf v kozeluzstvf a
ctlzadostivf vypracovati Sc be-
hem dolby ma vedoucf lidi v
tonic prdmyslu a v nasem
podniku.
Zajemci O tato mista Haste
sc u:
BATA SHOE co. INC,
BELCAMP, MD.
Ma obalce uvedte znacku
"Kozeluzna''.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Dale prodavaee pro prodejny,

Dale prodavace pro prodejny,
ktef1 81 troufaj1 vypracovati Sc
ma storemanagery ma provisi.
Pros1me pany uchazece ably
wall ma vedomf re nejsme "a
opatTovac1 ustav pro bezrad-
ne, nybrz podnik, ktery stoji O
trvalou spolupraci lidi, ktefi Sc
rozhodli budovati S nami pod
mix, ktery by pfedstavoval je-
jich vlastnf trvalou existence.
Stojime jenom O takove lidi,
kteff S prac1 v nasem podniku
stoj1 soucasne o to, ably zlepso-
vail svoje vlastni postaveni a
vypracovavali svoji vlastni bu-
doucnost.
Nase prace neni lehka a my
stojime o to, ably jenom ii, KITE
RI neztratili viru v yankeeske-
no prGkopnickeho ducha prisli
k nam budovati move prImy-
slove dflo.
Budovati je svojf vernostf,
vfrou a usilovnou, stale Sc zlep
Sujici osobnf praci pTi stalem
vzdelanf.
Nabfdky piste ma:
Personal Dept.
BATA SHOE CO. INC,
BELCAMP, MD.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
PREPAID NEW
AUTOMOBILISTY.

U Rising Sun, Md, slusne O.
deny muz unesl Thomasa
Quinn, 81 rokG stareho New
Yorcana, prinutil jej riditi au-
tomobil do dalky nekolika mil
a pax nechal jej opusteneho v
poll.
Quinn Jim svazan byl ma ru-
kou a nohou. Bandita ujel S
automobilem jeho a s pencil,
jez u neho nalezl. Ukradl
Quinnovi SIS. Statnim policis-
tou, Earl Quandt, zahlednut
byl AUTOMOBILE nedaleko Bel
Air. Bandita, jenz Jim pocal
byti pronasledovan, utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

V Claflin, Kansas, Russell
Hunter, 28lety zamestnanec
We mlyne, oloupil dive banky a
byl zabit, kdyz utfkal z mista
druheho prepadenf. Vebehl do
Farmers & Merchants banky,
uloupil tam mezi $1,000 a ST.
500 ma hotovosti a zahnal tri
muze a jednu zenu do poklad-
nj klenby. Pred tim oloupil
banku v Bushton, Kansas, asi
sedm mil odtud, o $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
BATA SHOE CO. INC,
MD.

Hleda konstruktery, drafstma-
ny a lidi kter1 umejf kresliti
plany ma vyrobu stroll a w.
mysleti move stroje a nebo je-
jich zdokonalenf.
V BELCAMP, MD, hodla-
me postupne zamestnati n6ko-
Xix desftek techto absolvent1
chronological highschools, ne
DO i pouhych strojnfk1, kterf
projev1 chut, schopnosti a wy
trvalost We studovanf a kon-
struovan1 t. j. kreslenf a wy
mySlenf stroll.
Obdrzf pomerne maly pra-
videlny plat a soucasne smlou-
WI, POOLE ktere dostanou "a
provedene zlepsenf stroll me-
DO vyrobn1ho zarfzeni a uve-
deni do provozu znacnejsf Cd
menu.
Potrebujeme tyto techniky
V oboru strojnickem, elektro-
technikem, chemickem a tex
tilnfm-pletaTskem.
Nabidky piste ma:
Personal Dept.
BATA SHOE CO. INC,
BELCAMP, MD.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

948 Montpelier st. = kram
8 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
horkou vodou, garaz
Grocery, East Baltimore,
nova sekce
6747 Roberts Ave., Dundalk,
5 svetnic, koupelna, topeni,
s gruntem
333 S. Chester St. poschodi
5 svetnic, top. horkou vodou
1924 Toone St. - Hostinec
zarfzeny. Levine.
|26 S. Collington Av. 2 poschodf
6 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
40 S. Wolfe st. - 3 poschodi
9 svetnic, v dobrem stavu
I253 S. REGISTER Street
7 svetnic, $3.50
COL N. Decker Ave. = kram
5 svetnic, koupelna
2510 E.. Jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1886 Hudson ST. - 2 poschodi
7 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
30O6 DuBoise Ave-, Parkville
jake novy
1927 N. Montford Avenue
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
ALL White Avenue, rob
6 svetnic, koup., Oil Burner
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
KRADEzE.


We SVEN obchode v 1O4O bloc
ku E.. Monument ulice, groce-
rista Isador Luwisher. Ukradli
mu $18.
- Sc zastrenymi obliceji
pTepadli tri bandite a oloupili
sedm muzG a zeny v stojfcim
automobile v noci v nedeli. V
kazdem pfepadu bandite ujeli
v automobile.
Diva mlade parky oloupeny
byly O $26 kdyz sedely v auto
mobilu u cesty v zalesnene ca
sti severn1ho Baltimore We A
hodiny v nedeli rano.
Diva dvacet rok1 start MIA
dfci a divka, jez odepfeli jme-
ma sva udati policii, prepadeni
byli ma Sinclair lane vychodne
Cd Erdman avenue kolem 9.
hodiny v noel. Pc vzeti Jim 65
cent? bandite dali Jim 10 CEN
tn zpet, ably NELL ma cestu do
mi.
- Til kradeze spachany by
ly koncem tydne v severoza-
padni casti mesta. Zlodeji v
kradezfch zmocnili sc asi $219
- Ma Hammonds Ferry road
omracen byl dvema automobi-
listy William E.. Johnson z
Landsdowne a okraden O IT,
denni vyplatu svoji. Johnson
sci domG z prace pc tfetf no.
dine odpoledne v sobotu. Z
mostu vedoucfho pres Balti-
more and Ohio drahu z auto.
mobilu vysli diva, stloukli a o.
kradli. Wall mu $50.
- Diva re ctyr muzu, je-
jichz zatcenf bylo uskutecne.
no pro kradeze v Maryland.
skych ctyr bankach, priznali
sc v pondeli. Jeden z Mich,
Sydney James Owen Thomp-
son, obzalovan byl z ucasten-
stvi ma vsech ctyrech krade.
zich.
Dallas H. Whipp, zalovan
jest pro jednu kradez.
Uredn1ci Marylandske statni
policie poZnamenali k tomu,ze
zatcen1 jejich vede ku rozlus-
tent nedavne epidemic bankov
mich kradezf v Marylandu.
Pr pondelnfm soudnim sly.
Semi, Gerald Peabody, o nemz
Sc soudf, re byl tv1rcem kra.
dezi, poprel, re 1castnil Sc ma
dvou kradez1ch banky We
White Hall, ma okradeni Clear
Spring banky a Walkersville
banky. Zadrzen byl pod "a
rukou $4,000. Zaruku sloziti
nemohl, jak doznal: "Nemohu
Sc zmoci ma $25 tim meme ma
S25. O00O."
William w. Dunnock, jenz
vinen z kradeze We Walkers
vile bance, ucastenstv1 popTel.
Zatcen byl v Baltimore v dome
pTitele.
Ku polapenf zlodejd vedly
rozbite brejle, jez nalezeny
byly v rozbitem automobilu,
jenz pozdeji poznan byl jake
"1castnlk" kradeze, v nemz
zlodeji prijeli a ujeli pc okra-
deni banky We Walkersville.
Poole rozbitych brejlich chy-
cen mattel jejich, Whipp,
Peabody, jeden z podezff-
vanych v loupezlch techto, zde
oil pc SVEN otci, bohaci v Seat
tie nekolik set tisfcn dolarn.
Ze zaznamG vidno, re syn "se-
sci ma zle cesty" Ia mladi sve-
no. Pred casem byl zavfen We
vezenf ma Is rokn pro loupez.
Whip zavren byl ma 6 rokG
pro loupez.
- Osmnactileta divka a
mladik zatceni byli pro rych-
lou jfzdu v Delaware v ponde-
Ii. Jeli v automobile, ktery u
kraden byl v Baltimore v sobo-
tn. Sergeantu, jenz je zatkl, u
dali, re automobil wall "zrov-
ma jen pro p~rojeti Sc" Dlvkou
je 18leta Helen Mason re 700
blocku E. Chase ulice a Harry
II,,~boc ~ CnA hlooI,, u Dbl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Pc VZETf PRASKU N
MA UL.ICI.

0 pGl sedme iodine vecer v
nedeli v Universitnl nemocnici
dostal 27lety Roy Esthur z w.
Lexington ulice jeden prasek
ku spanf. We til ctvrti ma sed-
mou vecer nalezen byl pevne
spicf ma chodnfku ma Lexing-
ton a Greene ulicfch, til bloc
ky Cd nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
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Trucmany a bulldozer
Crane operatory
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regalG, oxen a portal1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01
Here L Is AGAIN!

here Il Is Again! Every yea, food buyers look se~.s
ssswsy greet spring feed We proud your
acceptance Of his sincerely
ske his He eussndns Of e You'll find savings
oil eeRned oed Join she hundreds Of Northwest housewives
who pIsn their shopping 70 include this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-01

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CREAM OF WHEAT CEREAL. quick. 1901 pkg. 7se
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