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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-27

CARACAS, Venezuela UP -
Venezuela has become the sew.
enth South American nation to de-
clare Brazil a non-belligerent Tn
der acknowledgement status. Brazil
may use the nations ports freely
and is exempted from restrictions
normally placed on nations ~ war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-27
VETERANS TO MEET

Detroit, Aug. 27-Ur- Joseph
W. Mann. Michigan commander Of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
said today that more than 500
delegates from 1s9 posts in Mich
igan will attend the 43rd annual
elcampment at Cincinnati Aug. 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-27

Poultry
Detroit Mica. Aug. e1--Poultry
market steady Hens. average run,
s4c, leghorns. 2Nc: rock springers.
csc. leghorn hroilers 23c.
Vegetables
Detroit. Mich. Aug 81
BETS No. I. $50 4nc dol bchs.
CARROTS No. /. IS q sec dog
doz bchs
GREEN BEANS No. I. 75c GSi00
| hu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-27
Daily Market Report

EGGS-larse. S0-doz case. $50
1878.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
VIE wird er clossifizieyen wenn
es 100 brovcht ~ pos.ieren?

Burschen die jezt Geometre studieren in der Hoch-
schulz werden in etlichen Jahren Wolkenkratzer
bauen.
In der Schulz kann Elm knabe froh sen
Grade 90 oder besser erhaelt.
Aber zines Tages wrd erfahren, dass 90 oder noch
besser ncht genug st
Wenn Arbeit geht passert NIGHTS unter 100
Prozent!
Es macht NIGHTS aus was fuer Arbet sic aufnehmen.
Sic werden quite Augen brauchen um Elm 100 Frozen
ter sein
I'm lebenslang quite Augen zu haben, muessen Sic
auf ihre Augen JETZT gut sorgen. Wenn Sic rgend
weche Anzeichen Augenbeschwerden haben
assen Sic Ihre Augen untersuchen und behandeln.
Verhueten Sic Augenanstrengung. Gebrauchen Sic
Sehlicht-Sparlampen wenn Sic studeren oder andere
Naharbet tun. Jeder Student braucht cine Sehlicht-
Sparlampe un seine Augen schuetzen.
sehicht spariampen sind noch haben in Flnr-
und Tafel- Aodellen und anderen schoenen Model
len. sshen Sic dieselben in oeschaeftsn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
Kfeinael1 tpirO e,,app
Gpesiet Ginf. nnb Gin-Gentitide.

Die Sabres5eit ser Nadfraee fir
Wcdlelgeloltiide in Ser aaufpsriobe
lit mieoer bier. T:e Minsitattan Der
Dereinieten ,staaten Hegierlna ar
bciten "a Stunoen t1glid) uno iinb
bod nid)t imItanoe ser Mnforoeruug
bon 1iinfcsnt nno Gincent Stiifsn
ssuh5i,funrlncn.
Gieie slnselesenbeit beIpred)eno
bob 20. 5. 6leming, Yraiioent Ger
Geoeral Me'erpe ganf bon GIcpelano
bernor, hab bunoerte bon Sunnat
Metall, oie ,uidtie fir &riegsSpefe
benotis iperSen, imnDtig sur Ser
iteIuna BON Viiinsen pcripsnoet ,uer-
oen. Eies lit 10, iagt 6lentlns, tpeil
biele 2e,ite nit ecbten patriutiIhem
Sn,puls lpirfIih lno unlpiiieno eine
ltnpntriotiid}a Sanollms TIM.
Nls Elm BANTER bin id) INNER Elm
Mpoitel bon Sparlalnfeit geiuelen.
Gern iei es BON mir, ansuraten, oie
Srarbitdien ser &inoer oils elm
Sport alls5urotten. slber beute iino
mir i'm aricg uno elm GROCER 8eitrag
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

beiannt. Sm lebten Sabre bat bas
Rotc &rell5 iebof Silie bei f72
@irbeIitiirman, lStl,rmfluten, gro
| cen 8rGnoen 1,ro anoeren &ata-
itrppben geleiltet, Oie Got unb Ger
irorung in b;ele 8ebiete gehraht
ba6en.
Die 5ilfc 0es 9soten &reu3es
ridtet iih nod, ser gcoiirftigfeit ser
beimgeiuhten @ebiete. Siele Spfer
baben ibr ganses iroiihes @llt oer-
loren, cas- tie miibiam in iabrelan-
ger slrbeit 5i,lanmengeIpurt aliro
aufgebaut baben. Sbne 8elo, UNI
ibre &erlllite Sefan su fonnen, oft
mails obne geriid,erung, ieben iie Ell
ner troitloien 3ufunft entgegen. TIM
ter iold)en llmitdnoen se,iigt es
nidt, poriibergebenoe unterflnft,
gsabrung, &leioung uno Gr5flidle
SiIfe 81 ge,pabren. Dieie &eimge-
luhton miiilen bon ibren Sorge1l
l,no 9aiten befreit meroen. gs mub
ibnen 8elegenbeit eegeben tperben,
lpieoer als Selblueriorgen auf eiee,
men 6iiben itcben su fons,en.
lin oieies 3iel 81 erreid)en, bilft
bas Hpte &reu5 lpo es nur fam. sc
bat Sal,ienSe pon Seinlen ,pieSer
aufgebaut uno lpobnfiibig gemaM.
IS bat uiele Seine DOM Seller bis
gum 0ah ne, eingeri6tet. IS bal
&ano,perfer NIT S1anotperfs5eug, ia.
milien nit Saat fiir Ben @arten,
GARNER nit @ieb uno lanotpirt.
| Iidyaitliheu @erdten perieben unM
allf nlande anoere Mrt oen 9eimge.
liuhten ba5u perbolfen, ,pieoer eir
Inornlales 2eben 81, fiibren.
| @robe Mnforber:lngen itellte bas
Hroblenl bes @ieberamfbais, als
| am 90. slliguit bieies Sabres cir
Igelpaltigpr @ir6eliturm oie aiiits
bon Seras beimiubte. Ser Stur1r
IriGtete 100 Meilen tpeit i'm Snlano'
lgroben Sadid)aben an, Der ii9 an
!Millionen Don Collars belief. Del
Wino erreihte cine @eidrpinoiefei
Don 100 Meilen Die Stumbe uni
lsturmfluten an nerifiebenen Stel
Len Ser &iiite erb0bten nod Die Sc
fabr uno iteigerten bic 3erit0run9
4 gngaiiAts Der St6rte uno Sdspe
Ire oes lsturrnes tnnlen berbaItnis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

aufitoben Inn 2inberuna All erlanaen
aber bic aufbIGbenoen Ga5e m0gen in
ben gineeipeiben iein = 1t, Incident
Sale glilfitoben nibts btlft = ooer
Qber 8ldbling mag nid)t bon 8nlen
tomn,en. S6Iedte Gcrbdltung fan
q. 3. Elm @efiibl bon Bldbung er@
5e,lgen obtpobl ii6 feline 2uft i'm
Wagen berfnngen bat
8ei 2eilten. bic an f1le6ter gerz
banlng Ieioen, m6gen 9ontraftitr<
tpellen iiber ben Magen gum Mnno
pafiieren anitatt 5u ben gtngeipeiben
fpie es jein IoIlte. Sc lit beinabe
aIs Of Der Wagen periudte. fih iei.
nes Snbalts bur6 ben Wtrn0 5li
entlebtoen. @enn Der Nagen tptrf@
lid gepeini9t lit, tpiro bur6 elm ges
ipaltiees 3u1a,nmen5ieben grbre6en
ber,irSa6t. 8enn Sic 1lnbebaglida
feit iebo6 nnr aerine lit. n1adt ii6
MIR ein untpirtlames glnfftoben be-
merfbar.. Soppeltfoblen1anres gta>
tron ober @ldbungen lGfe,,be Wittel
tpie Hfeffern1itr5>Sel ober Senfel
bringen oftmals 2inber,ng, tpenn
bas a,,fgebldbte @efiibl BON einem
beritin,ntten Magen, ilt6gli6eripeile,
bur4 grl6lnffen Der Gentile, tpeld)c
bic ginnabme ltnb bic MbIonberung
bes Maeeus iiberipaheu, berriibrt.
8enn 8Labllngen bon ben gingcs
fpetben berriihren. f6nnen Sablreihc
11rIaden pprliegei,, bon benen Sdrtz
Ieibiateit tppbl Die duaenteitlIte lit.
9ie Waie, tpelhe Wdhling perurla@
den. m1gen tpieoerllm Buff iein ober
fie f0nnen our6 Sd,tlnis il, ben gin>
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

sur ariessioroerlng fonnte eemaht
iperben, inoem oie 'Sparbiidien uno
Die 3uderitale entleert tpiirDen
bon ibrem Snbalt bon @aloltiden,
lno iolhe 8elNitiide gum Mnfauf
bon Griassiparnarfen ober Bombs
su psrlperoen ooer in Ser 8anf at
Seponieren, no oieie @eloitiide fir
oie 8elddftslpslt Serlpcnoa,ng fin.
sen.
3u bieIer Sabres5eit 5ablen sic
6eberal &eierue 8anten normal
bunserte bon Somen fleiner BeIo-
itiide 5ur 8eqlemlihfeit Der 8e-
iet1ftslellte uno beren <nOen aus.
Die lnnGtige slniammlitng bon pie-
len 8elomiinSen in flcinen 8etr1gen
ourd) Gin5elperionen fonnten leid,t
cine sroBe Gerlegenbeit berbeif1bs
ren. t
Sblpobl ser 9etrag lolhsr @elo-
nliinsen, oie tot lieeen, nid)t gellau
abgeifdst iperoen fann, 10 beltebt
ood lpenig 3peiiel oaB iol1e Sum.
men iih in MiIlionen BON Dollars
belauien. Ston ieit einiger .Seit iit
es notipsnoig seipeien, oaB sic ne
ieroe 9anf sluftrdge Ser 8anfen mad
alein -@eloi itiideu rationieren mil.
len = nitt tpcil WangeI an iolhen
Miinsen lit ionoern neil oiele oieie
nitt 81 normalem 8ebrauh per-
penoen. gs lit oarlrm lpif)tig, oab
ieoarmann oarnah trabtet, oab oas
aleingeIo in 3irfulation bleibt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

pNNASh NV w
fon,men Neiielausiblag ipenn iie
btelelben eilen. Menn bas pdiz
5iert. iantnlcln iib ifneu 8aie IN
ben Ginaeipeioen lmo mDgen S1mers
gen perllrIaden, ipenn lie ni1t dliss
geIhieben iperben f0nnen.
Giniae 2ellte neigen at Bldbuns
gen, ipenn cine grfdlt,tng I'M glno,ig
lit. Ser gnitedllngsitoff Der grtdls
tiing iGeiilt ben Stublgang boriiberz
gchenb AT bceintrdhtiaen lin0 ber
Ihlinn,ite Ipmcnt Der Sarmit0r,lng
fann aliftreten, bepor irgenotpelhe
slnseifen bon Grfdltllngsibmptonten
in Naie, 9als ooer 2unge porbanoen
iinb.
slnbere allseniheiniide Gtriinbe
bon 8ldbnngen itno iiberntdiitges
Gilen, 8eior9nis pber S1mer5en,
Sdmorrboiben, tcilpciie Sarmber>
ftppfrng, Elm idiuad]es 9er5 ober
Taraliten in bcn Gtngeipeioen.
@ldbuns fann alif fobiele l1ria>
den Suriidsefiibrt iperbcn = bon
ipelhen ciniee ernltbaft finb - bab
Der Surbi1nittsmenI6 farm IN Der
Gage lit, bic llrIade Der 8clhtperoe
in ieinem beInrberen ssnll feit3us
fteIlen. genn gldbung bebarrt, obs
tpobl Der Stlblaana reselu,dbis, bic
Ginnnbme bon Speiien iebr perrins
CERT lit lnb Sfnersen pber Sorgen
nid5t mcbr porbanben iino, iollte elm
Mr5t 81 State geSogen iperoen, Inn
Die 1lriahe Der 8e1ffperbe feStalis
iteIIen. gs gibt feine einfd1e Weois
ain, ipeld9e bielen 3uftanb In allen
sSGuen Iin0ert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
Dos Hetc 1tre,a3 Hiet,t
cet: 3ipilbepSlfer
Sebe 0emeinbe III. sansen 2anbe bat
ben Segen bieicr srofen Crganiia-
tiun an iid crfabren.

IieIe 2eute iiberiebcn sic Sat
iacbe, oaB Oas Hote arel5 I'M Der
gangenen Sabre ser 3ipllbepolfc=
runs neit mebr Gienite leiitetc als
lie 5,.oor. Gieie grfpeiteruns iainer
sdtigfeit erItreft lih auf aae Sc
|biete Ser ortlicben 9ienitleiltlngen.
Ias 9'ote arclls lit I'M Sersen
oes Gplfes perlpurselt. Sic, unb
Sbr gtadbar, uno Ssbre Silfsbereit-
|ihaft Sem beoiirftigen MitmenIdpn
sesana!bcr formen SEN @eiit, ser
Sem Noten areu5 cine iolfe iiber-
ragenoe Stellung gibt. Gs iit baber
audi natiirlid, oaB bieie Srganiia=
ton unierern Seimat- -8emeinben
sroBe Sienlte eripeiIt.
gs lit cine Satiudle, oaB oas Hpte
arels bsuts niel aftiper an ser Sci
matsiront lit als je 5,tpor. Srgero-
pie llno irgenolpo eriGbrt ieber bie
isaansreihe Wirfiamfeit Oes Sfoten
are,Bes. Sm lesten Sabre bilSetc
ons 9iote &reus MiQionen fiir oie
grite Silfe aus. Sunoerttauienoe
Duroen in Seimpflege geldyult. Sef-
ientlihe 8eiunS5eitspilegerinnen in
l1nolihen @ebiete unb 8orortbe5ir.
fen beluhen oie &ranfen unb pile
gen lie. 100000 &ansfralen crbiel.
ten llnterrid)t iiber ,eir3eitlid)e Gr.
nabrung unb 1puroen NIT ibeiierer
aenntniiieu iiber Nabrl,ngsmittel
unb cine ouseesli6ene 0iat ansge
itattet. Jreiuiaige &elfer 0es &oter
areuss uerteilen aleioung anSilfs
beburftise l,no iorgen fir 8erbano
litofie in ben &oipitdlern in aaer
ginselltaaten.
| Cine Der ipihtieiten Nufgaben bes
yoten aneuaes lit Die Silfeleiitunt
lbei 8etterfataltropben. Da Die 3en
Iiur Die Neroffentlifa,ng bon lgset
terberidten auf Oie in Jrage fom
lmenben @ebiete beidrGnft, miro re
latin ,penig >iaber @etterfataitro
Ipbonen in oen 0ereinigten Stnatel
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5eit bereerid)tet, Sic su aoitenpreis
Sen iiber bl1noert ;ablenoen @oten
arsllS freitpiaigsn Mrbeitern ierp;ert
irirN.
Nn aHosrel, laeen itbten lid) oie
Gantinenarbeiter eine Nabrung ber-
suitellen fir Sen Gag, menn elm
fritiidsr slugenblid i'm &rieg ODER
5rieoen es not1penbig n,ndt ein-
iad,, ndbretpoe Mabl5eiten at groBe
8ruppen Don 2el,ten idtea 5u fer
pieren. Sn einem 9otfau fonnten
oie slrbeiter Mabl5eiten in SoIteri,
in ser 9antine 5albereiten uno gum
YIat brinsen tpo oieie benotiet per-
Sen uno beib bolten bis ierpiert.
Gieie ange,panbte Metbooe fonn-
tc pnH, Seinunaherinnen nit @orteil
anselpenbet tperoen >penn bieie Elm
8roblem baben einen eroben &lub,
Stride ooer Sereiusgruppe gu fer
Dieren.
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Seintmater, Die lpiiien ntod,ten
1uie iie mebr 8ebral,d) nt1fen fon-
men bon ibre,n eleftriid)en Roiter,
fonnen einen 1inger5eig rebmen BON
Sen Mrbeitern Ser Hoteu &rell5 &an.
time, 1854 Guclio slue.. 100 Sipei
iolber &oiter elm beifditigtes 2eben
fiibren.
Ias obere 8ilo seigt (pon lints
nod refts) ssrau CHARLES Griital,
eine freilpillige alrbeiterin, 6rau 8.
&. Soneplpea, Voriiberin ser Jrei-
tag freilpiIliscn slrbeitergruppe NIT
5rau 9lrtbur 9. Safett, MitelieS
Ses &antinefomitees, oas einen Glef.
trii6en Holter beniist, I'm grobe
Gitantitaten 9sabrltng beiB 81 bal
ten ipdbreno Dem Serpieran BON Wit-
taeeiien an groBe @rurpen.
slm Gage, oils oieies 8ilo gernaht
luuroe, bate cine freilpiaise slrbei-
term Creole Heis oils Sauptmobl-
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Lcbr,.f ,,,,,rNe eontpi<
lcs osncntttte1t

Sobrllf, 2ibpeu. Die lebten Geut-
ifen ihlihen 6reitae fur5 Dor Sa-
gesanbrllh aus Scbr,tf. Sinter III
men riidten, oils ser goloene Sfim-
mer ser Morgeniorue lid i;ber oie
5eritorten Seine lnS Sen seiunfenen
'SdJiffcn I'M Safen ergoB, britiihe
Snfanterie itno neuieeldnoiife Yio-
nicre in sic Staot elm.
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ntge Wenl nen
fdlmden. bieueiht
tpeil ite nerp0s
finb, febr piel
2uft nnb nur bic
Qebteren itnb
tpirHih gepeinist.
g 8 aibt a II 6
Menfhen. Die MIR
bnrh bic Betpes
guneen bes slufs
fobens 8eben
aber fetne @a5e
Iostnerbe,t. Off
,uaIs itnb In ioIs
den Sduen feline
Gaie I'M Ma9en
pprbanben. Sic
mDeen fth aufges
LI"L& S,,hInr ,toS
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8l6b,a,te

aetpeioen ersengt tperoen. gldbung
fdnn burH irgeno ettpds, ods Die
Gingcipeibe rei5t, berporgerllfen tper<
ben. Spnif fann bieier 3uitnno NIT
9urdfaI perbunben iein ober bon
Spciien fonlr,en, bie supiele 9robe
8eitnnbteile entbalten. @eipiile Ndbs
rlingsmittel tpte getrodnete 8obtlen
ober &pbl finb augemetn bafiir bes
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ldnnr, paB 1teWius
bungen o6er bes
'ftimmt @aie IN
Ben ginsetpei6en
berurin6en, aber
faft irgenb Elm
q Nabrungs snittel
fann 8ldbun9en
er5eu9en. 9ie
Gingeipeibe etni<
ger WienShen fin0
Mberempftnbli9'
geeen GENTLE
Spetien nto1t
faet, bab iie als
lerg ftnb eegen
geinif1e Stoffe
biele Qente fino
auerg seael, gros
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~ iele xeitte leiben ober oenfen,
bob iie leiben a,l 8rien int
Mageu ober ben gingeipeiben.
Dieienieen, Die lllittg dufitoBen fons
reit nn6 iomit 2i,lberung erlangen,
baben 0aie I'M Magen; bieie @ale
finb geipDbnlih 2uft. 0ies fino bic
2ufti6litder. Seber f6lMdt bDdits
ipnhrlmeinlih etipaS 2llft dber eis
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
MISS CH0SA TO
STUDY NURSING

Miss Florence Chosa, daughter Of
Frank ChoSa of Eastwood Lake, has
gone to Oklahoma, where she is study
ing nursing. Miss Chosa was a grad
uate of the South Dakota Indian
School this spring. Another daughter
Bertha, is taking a civil service exam
ination for position in Washington
A third daughter, Mrs. Ted Kunze, is
resident of this city.
Mr. Chosa tells us that for the past
fifteen years since the death of his
wife, he has been both father and
mother to the children and is very
proud of their attachments and their
100 per cent Americanism. In fact,
he says, all Chosas are Americans of
Indian birth and heart and soul with
the government.
His father, who died at the age of
1O3, was soldier who served his
country for many years He is very
proud of the part the native Ameri-
cans are playing in this total war.
Many Indian young men have left
Minnesota and other states for serv-
ice and are giving good account of
themselves.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
More Girls Than Boys
Born in Ely in July

Fourteen children were born to Ely
parents during the month of July
as reported by DR.. H. N. Sutherland
registrar. -Four were boys and nine
were girls. The dates and names OF
parents were as follows:
July 1, to Mr.. and Mrs. August E
Stromberg, son.
July 2, to Mr.. and Mrs. Felix j
Lempia, a son.
July A, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A.
Nicholson, a daughter.
July 9, to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hoar
son.
July 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Knapp, a daughter.
July II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F.
Schwegel, daughter.
July 16, to Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie A.
Luthanen, a daughter.
July II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley A.
Larsen, daughter.
July IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis M.
Kuznik, son.
July %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Anderson, son.
July %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pryatel, daughter
July "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Roterus, daughter
Grebenc, daughter.
July %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Simon F.
Marolt, daughter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

The Minnesota Public Health asso-
citation gives some terse and accur-
ate advice on what to do in case Of
heat sickness in this weeks bulletin.
It advises that the first thing to do
for the person overcome by the heat
is to call the doctor.
HEAT STROKE Symptoms: head
ache, dizziness, nausea. The victim
may appear flushed or may have a
blush color about the face and lips.
He may be unconscious. The body
temperature is elevated. The skin is
hot and dry.
TREATMENT: While waiting for
the doctor to arrive place the patient
in a cool place. Apply cold applica-
lions Immediately to the head, using
ice, or cloths wrung out of ice water.
Using water directly from the tap
bathe the feet and back, as you
would in giving sponge bath. Cloths
wrung out of cold water applied to
the chest and back are effective. If the
patient reacts favorably to the cold
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

applications, cold water may be
poured over the body. If the patient
is outside, use of the hose in making
cold water applications is advised.
HEAT EXHAUSTION This is a
form of shock resulting from exposure
to heat 1t occurs more frequently
when the humidity is high. It is a
serious condition requiring prompt
first aid treatment.
Symptoms: The face is pale, cold
clammy sweat, weak and rapid pulse,
slow respiration.
Do not confuse this condition with
the heat or sun stroke; the treatment
is exactly the opposite.
Treatment: 1. Lay the patient fiat
with head low and feet raised. 2
Put blankets and wraps under and
over the victim. 8. Keep warm with
hot water bottles. 4. Do not give al
coholic drinks. S. Give warm ano
sweetened drinks, if the patient is
conscious.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
NOTES

Camp directors Mrs. Will TreZona
and Miss Merna Maxi report an at
tendance of 33 Brownie Scouts al
Camp Oliver Hoist last week. Miss
Gloria HusSey was guest counselor on
Monday and Thursday. The girls en-
joyed full days camping program
including Flag ceremonies, swimming
out-of-door games, lookout meals
song-fests and campfire ceremonies
For most of the Brownies this was ar
introduction to camp life and many
are planning to be regular period
campers next year.
Girls from troop No. IA who at
tended were: Mary Joan Finco, Max
inc Joy Kent, Geraldine Pete, Jean
Rum, Shirley Ranta, Shirley Sorja-
men, Ruth Yadlosky and Janet Toms.
Troop girls who attended the last
day of camp were: Rose Ann Mavetz
Margaret Ryan, Jean Renee Coombes
Rose Marie Hill, Mary Ann Pluth
Patricia Ann Seliga, Lorene Luthanen
Sharon Suoja, Gloria Di Bernardo
Loretta Lundeen, Dolores Krall
Elaine Lindbeck, Rosemary Snyker
Amelia Mesnari, Virginia Urbas, Joar
Sever, Dorothy Cerar, June Pirila
Dorothy Kostelac, Loretta Lame, Betty
Grinder, and Theresa Rose Maxi.
Out-of town campers were Patsy
and Carol Bartholomew of Detroit
Mich, and Mary Flora Hill of Vir-
ginia. These girls were visiting il
Ely and are registered Brownies il
their respective towns.
Altogether ITO girls attended Day
Camp this season.
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VhI N I
w . ADS .
Resort Property For Sale.

OUT OF TOWN OWNER MUST SELL
the small resort known as FOREST
GATE LODGE ON WHITE IRON
LAKE. BEAUTIFUL YEAR AROUND
HOME-consisting of three large
rooms well insulated, full base
ment, porch, asbestos shingle sid
ing, electricity, good well, brick
chimney, roads open year round
only one half block to school bus
line and FOUR SUMNER COT
TAGES consisting of one single and
three family cottages, all in LIST
class condition, newly painted, cleo
tricity, brick chimneys. This beauti-
full resort is situated on about TEN
ACRES of land, four miles North
east of Ely on the scenic lake shore
of White Iron Lake, large sandy
beach with flood lights, large dock
in good condition. This resort can
now be purchased for only $4,000 on
terms of $1,0O0.OO down and the
balance easy. Property is now clear.
Inquire at Newspaper office or write
owner, John E. BlOomquist, 625
New York Building, st. Paul, MINI.
8-13
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ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. Martin, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to James Pete, son
Of County Commissioner and Mrs.
Pete. The marriage date has not as
yet been set. Both are well known and
popular young people of this city and
are being congratulated on the step
they are about to take.
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Card of Thanks.

May we sincerely thank our many
friends in Ely for their kind express
sions of love and sympathy as well as
for gifts and thoughtful help in our
days of bereavement in the passing
away Of our beloved wife and mother
HENRY G. HANSON
AND QUINTEN.
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METHODIST SPEAKER.

The Guest speaker at the Ely Meth
dist church at 10:45 Sunday morning
will be the Rev. Fred Baldus of the
Baptist church in Great Lakes, Ill.
Rev. Baldus reports that a goodly
number of naval men from the Great
Lakes Training School attend his
services.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
QUOTA EXCEEDED.

The Victory Aides, who have con-
Quoted sale of war stamps and bonds
at the Piggy Wiggly Store for the
past month, with one day to go, have
exceeded their quota of $4,000 Mrs.
M. j. Fleming, chairman of The Aides,
reported that the sales up to Wednes-
day morning had been $5,560.90.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Mrs. Frank Tomsich, ST., has re-
turned from weeks visit with her
daughter and son-in-law at AbbotS-
ford, Wisconsin. Accompanying her
were Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Tomsich
and daughters, Judy and Caroline
The party also visited with relatives
at willard, Wisconsin.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
KLEMENSICH HOME.

Seaman John Klemensich, who has
completed his training at Great Lakes,
H., is home on leave. He will return
Monday to Chicago, where he will
begin work in the hospital corps.
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Navy Recruiter viii
be In Ely Next Week.

Joseph Turk of the U. S. Navy Re-
cruiting Service will be in Ely on
August II and 18 to interview and &C
cept applicants for the U. S. navy and
the U. S. naval reserve. Turk will be
stationed in the civil service commits
sion room downstairs of the post
office
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
EXAMINATIONS COMPLETE.

j. T. Langlais, public examiner OF
the State of Minnesota, was in the
city yesterday. E. E. Rich and K. A.
Nuremberg, two examiners of Mr.
Langlais' department are completing
their check of the Fourth Commits
sioner district today and are leaving
for some other district in their check
up of districts in st. Louis County
They will probably go to Hibbing from
here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Saari of Mime
apolis were visitors in the city last
week. While here they spent the time
at the Saari farm on White Iron lake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Veranth arrived
from Chicago last week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Somrock were
made the happy parents of son on
Monday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Melo'
vasich on Aug ust 4th, a daughter
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Earl Fenske left yesterday morning
for a visit in Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gustafson of
Duluth visited friends in Ely over the
weekend.