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La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Londres, abril 23.-El dia 2
de febrero de 1912, Ell peri6dico
Signal, de Berlin, public6 un
a~rtfculo debido a un ocrrespon-
sal en- ell frente, Hans Hub
mann, que trataba de la Legion
Francesa" luchando per Hitler
IN Russia. Ell artfculo, abundan-
dantemente 6lustrado, atraJo
mucho la atenci6n tanto de los
ladtores franceses como de los
alemanes. rorque la genie sc
prguntaba, muy naturalmente
iQue clase de genie es esta que
ha ingresado como mercenarios
de Hitler? lSon s~encillamente
qventureros, criminales que es-
9eran en- uniforme escapar de
a vigilancia de la policia, o bien
ii siquiera son, tai vez france
res?
Cuando un ejemplar del peri6
lico lego a Vichy, joven fran
e6s Sc die la moleStia de investi-
car la historic de lcs 'cruzados
franceses, de los que Hubmann
habia citado los nombres y pu-
blicado sus fotografias. Los re-
suItados de la investigation son
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-T-~
Los sernihombres de la Legion Francesa
Investigation realizada por I'm iovcn de V:cAy
s~urnarnente notables.

sumamente notables.
...OGbo, Condo de Gourndy, un
gran terrateniente, alcalde de
Gournay en- NormaDdia, y rico
hombre de negocios. Els un pa
riente de la sefpcra de Won Pap
en-, La esposa del Embajador ale
man en- Turquia.
Sargento, Moaricio HVel, un
ex-ccmerciante de maderas en-
Rouen, que iha sufrido varias
sentencias de preside per asal-
tos indecentes contra nihos de
poca edad. j
Teniente Dupont, vudian
lie de Medicina, expulsado d. ia
Universidad de la Sorbcna por
robo de varios microscopes,
Teniente Jeneste, ha pasado
dies afios en- la carcel por ell deli
Ito de homicide cometbio estan'
do borracho.
CGb0 Roger Crnpot, cumplla
condena en- ell preside de Mar
sella, de dOnie Sc fugo.
Otro frances muy joven, ell
que, seg1n cuenta Hubmann, hs
bla perfectamente ell russo, es
hijo de emigrantes rusos que vi
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UN ATRON
LILO A UN NINO DE IL AMOS

I'm nino de IL amos Andres
Gallatin del 1917 E HILLSIDE
rough, fue atropellado aver
por un autom6vil, cerca de su
domicilio, sufriendo la fractu-
ra de la pierna izquierda y o.
tras lesiones.
Ingres6 en- ell hospital mum
cipal.
Guiaba ell coche que lie pro-
dujoel dano fisico, Luis Gean
Louvette, de 80 amos, vecino
de Lutz, un obrero de los as
tilleros.
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Cruces de hieuo para los Legionarias ~franoeses
La hez de la noble Francia

Dondres, abril o. Una noti-
cha llega de Berlin anuncia la
distribution de Cruces de He
rro los legionarios franceses, los
que, seg1n cuentan, prendieron
con gran orgullo la ccUdecora-
ci6n a sus pechos.
Hasta las sociedades mas per
fectas tienen sus criminales y
sus degenerados morales, los
que en- tiempos ncrmales son los
huespedes de carceles Y asilos.
NADIA tiene de sonprendente ell
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Wan en- Paris y educado en- 81 o.
do a la Russia SOvietica.
...Corobel Roger Lobonne, CO.
mandante de Ia Legion, esta ca
sado cen una rusa emigrada, Gu
wa famslia poseia, en- tiempos
del Ear, grandes terrenos en- la
Crtmea.
Otro legionarlo es un hombre
que No puede leer nj escrfbir, un
Naquero qeu trabaiaba en- las
tierras del Condo de GOurnay
tahtamuda y con Ell labio supe'
rior hendido.
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A r La RUJER
DEL C
Ell Campo q Ia Pineara

LHOr que los plHVOleS tuscan
eli campo mas cada dia? IPer
que ell arte pict6rico sigue orien
tado hacia Ell paisaje?
les que la figura humana, ell
hombre, como tema de arte, ha
rerdido en- absolute su interes, y
clio arrastra al artista a saciar
en- ell paisaje su sed de estetica?
Como la admiration de la HUI
manidad Sc ha apartado en- gran
uarte de los hombres para vol
verse hacia las mcntanas, y las
emociones humans para vol
verse hacia los fen6menos natu-
a'ales, debemos esperar YER al
esfurzo artidtico conducirse en-
la misma direction. En- tantt
que los mas grandes pintores
clasicos Y medievales, dedicados
enteramente a la representation
de la humanidad, no nos ofrecen
sine muy POGO que examiner en-
ell paisaje, los mas grandes pin
torres de los tiempos modernos
Sc consagran cast exclusivamen-
tie a su Quito.
Justas palabras con las que Sc
esbozan, en- s~intetica, sobria, Pc
70 penetrate p%incelada, la ira
VICTORIA del arte actual.
listed misma, lectora, sin ne
cesidad de ~plantearse hondas
cuestiones de critica, con solo
esparcir en- torne su mirada a
la pintura coetaea, Ino percibe
en- TODD su relieve la eficiencia
del case?
Que poca figura humana Sc lie
pfrece va en- los cientos y miles
de cuadros que cada temperate
desfilan por las exposiciones.
De desnudo, no Sc Olga. FL des-
nude apenas 81 qued6 reducido a
servir de discipline depag6gica
e las escuelas de bellas artes.
Cast tcda la pintura actual es
paisaje, con las fragancias bra
Was del aire serrano, auras ma
rinas, luz del sol, scm5ras de
nubes, sutilezas de celajes; am
biente, en- suma, cuyo enuncia'
do es este nombre: naturaleza
Ante la Naturaleza, en- mitad
de los campos, a orillas del rio.
en- Ia playa, en- 10 alto de una
montana, por doquiera el pintor
moderno respira a pleno pull
m6n... a plena estetica natura-
lista.
En- muchos pitores Ia entrega
a la Naturaleza no es sine efu-
gio-que Green c6modo y facil
para no pintar emo Dios y ell
arte mandan.
Que este verano desparrame
de nuevo sobre el ambito cam
peStre la bandada de los pinto
res.
Que la Naturaleza yea en- 81
pintor que la pinta al artista
que mas Sc acerca a Dios, que la
cre6...
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Peggy Dell Minrer, "a; James
E. Jordan, 80, Y Emma Jcrdan,
20; George L. Holmes, IA, =
Jewcll leighton, IS; Raymond
Robert Hannaway, 26, Y Mar
garet Ernestine King, Is.
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Para pIntar mejor Su
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. l.. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pOr K ing
Hardware. ga. avenidA
v Gale Is.
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IA James e. Padgett; Mary
Fundcck contra John Fundock;
Conatarte S. Byers contra Da-
lid P. Byers; Winelle Hartley
Bumgerdner contra Robert Bre
3y Bumogardner.
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MATRJM0NIOS

Wilfred H. Hadgson, %, y
Ruth Lenhardt, %; Hugh Tor
bit, SO, y Elsie Hampton, "a;
Thomas C. Mccarthy, jr., %, v
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12

State, County & Municipal Workers
&C. I. o. submitting for consideration
proposed collective bargaining and
working agreement, was read.
Communication from Mr.. H. r.
Mueller, Field Representative, State,
County & Municipal Workers of
America &C. I. o., concerning the
proposed agreement with Local 1886,
was read.
Mr.. John w. Somrock, President of
Local 1856, appeared before the coun-
Gil in behalf of the union and sug-
gested that the matter be considered
for few days before action is taken,
and that the council meet with Mr..
Mueller, Field Representative, Mon
day night, November 9th to discuss
the subject.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
matters presented by Local 386, State,
County & Municipal Workers of
America &C. I. o. be considered at
an adjourned regular meeting to be
held at 7:30 o'clock P. M, Monday,
November 9, 1912. Carried unani-
mously.
Communication from the Commits
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'N0ONANISMS'
From the Baudette Region)

It begins to look as if We all viii
have to pause once in a while for
ration announcement.
Something we shouldn't do is to
paper grouches over war restrictions.
The boys In service are doing their
part without any beefing.
Tom Manville has been married for
the sixth time. His bride must be an
optin1ist.
One thing that doesn't make $50-a-
month boys in the service feel pretty
good Is to hear Of S10-a-day workers
going on strike.
The draft selectees' slogan is Here
today and gun tomorrow" says the
Ellsworth. Wis, Herald.
Hitler Is beginning to realize that
he made a mistake in taking shot
at the dove Of peace.
4ucIc u q law d6d1I1oI ol1OOtn1e
bear In this state unless the animal
Is menacing your stock. Another good
time to shoot bear Is any time that
he stands still long enough for you
to get a shot at him.
So they can't squeeze blood out of
a turnip. Wait until tax paying time
rolls around.
Don't wear dill pickle expression
over the war restrictions. Think of
the boys over there.
Several Minnesota hunters shook
hands with their future as result of
accidents during the opening week of
the season. It never fails to happen.
There are still many men out of
work, says a writer. Many are on the
government pay roll.
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RECREATION
NEWS

The department has purchased two
new tobaggons. A slide will be made
on the golf course as soon as there is
sufficient snow Organizations may
obtain the use Of the toboggans for
parties by signing for them at the
recreation Office. Toboggan and ski
parties will be held for boys and girls
on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
The girls sewing and handicraft
classes, under the supervision of Miss
Gladys Anderson, have started some
beadcraft and carpet warp weaving.
Many fine items are being made for
Christmas presents. Girls who wish to
join may contact Miss Anderson in
the girls game room at the Com
munity Center any evening from 2
to 8 p. m.
The women's physical education
group meets every Wednesday night
at 7:3O in the Memorial gym. New
games are being introduced and the
group is steadily growing. Miss Edith
Bohince is in charge.
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transportation Problem Bane
of College, High School
Cage, Swim Teams.

TWO athletic groups viii meet IN
Virginia to discuss the problems rel
alive to continuation Of mtercoueglate
competition.
Converting this afternoon at 4:SO
O'Clock, the Northern Junior College
conferences intercollegiate board OF
athletic contests will consider confer
ence basketball.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 10, the
supermtendents, principals. and
coaches of district u will gather for
a discussion Of basketball competition.
The pertinent problem to be
solved is how to complete cage
schedules already drawn In view OF
the coming rationing of gasoline.
The college coaches will select an
all-conference football team, but Ely,
not included in the championship
play, will not be considered.
The basketball schedules will prob
ably be rearranged to permit using
commercial transportation. Edward T.
Buckley, physical education director,
is attending the conference.
The high school officials of district
a viii have variety of knotty prob
lens to tackle, all related to keeping
athletic contest commitments and at
the same time saving tires.
Both swimming and basketball
schedules will have to redraw to meet
the new transportation situation. The
Memorial high mermen have been
called to the colors to prepare for
competition, but the mermaids will
not be called up until after next
weeks district 27 conference. If the
girls have a team, they will be
coached by Miss Eleanor Kuntz
At the present time, it is under
stood that both district and regional
basketball tournaments will be con-
Quoted next spring, but how much
basketball competition will be carried
on between the various clubs in this
territory remains to be determined.
Opening basketball game, provided
the schedules are not changed or can
ceIled, sends the junior college to
Eveleth Nov. Is. The high school Is
supposed to see first action at Two
Harbors Dec. 4, and Hibbing junior
college is scheduled to come here on
the same date.
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request to attend the State Sanitary
Conference in Minneapolis on Nov
ember 6, was read.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
report be accepted and filed, and that
the Health Commissioner be author
lied to attend the State Sanitary
Conference at the expense of the
city. Carried unanimously.
Reports from the Fire Warden,
Clerk of Municipal Court and Chief of
the Fire Department, for the month
of october, were read and ordered
fled.
Requisitions from several depart
ments for supplies were read.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that
the acquisitions be referred to the
Sales & Purchasing Committee with
power to act. Carried unanimously
Communication from Toivo M. Lof-
berg, laborer in the Street Commits
sioner's Department concerning his
military leave of absence status, in
the event he is indicted into the
United States Army, was read and
ordered fled
Communication from M F. Tep-
icky, Attorney, offering to settle the
Carolina Baldwin personal damage
claim for the sum of $4,000 was read
and referred to the executive session.
Communication from VIM. Zupan-
cich, asking to lease part of Lot 8,
Section %, Township So N, Range II
w, located west of the Water & Light
Plant, was read
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that the
matter be referred to the executive
session. Carried unanimously
Communication from the U. s.
Forest Service concerning their tenn
porary seaplane dock on city property,
west of the Water & Light Plant, was
read and ordered filed.
Communication from the U. S.
Forest Service was read, informing the
city that on July z, 1912, the United
States, by condemnation proceedings,
acquired title to small tract of city
owned land, containing "a acres, in
the SWA of the NEA of Sec. 80,
Township So N, Range Il w. Com
munication ordered filed.
Communication from Local 1856 of
State, County g. Municipal Workers
of America, union affiliated with
employed Ky the City of Ely, was
read, requesting an opportunity to
meet with the Council in regard to
an immediate adjustment of salaries
and wages with the view of adopting
a permanent classification and pro-
motion system.
Communication from Local $50.
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X 4
Wha1Hoss BUY WM
,WAR BONDS
-

1t is imperative that the ship lanes
be kept free Of ice. With American
troops occupying Iceland and the
Navy using the northern route for
transportation of supplies to Russia,
ice breakers are essential to Naval
operations. The ice breaker is a
specially constructed ship with
heavily armored bows and power
full engines that crush the ice foes
rather than ram through them.
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south line of Lot 26, Block of Audi
tors Plat of Chandler Addition to
Ely be, and the same hereby is, de-
clared and ordered vacated and dis
continued, said vacation of said
streets to be carried to the east and
north boundaries of said Auditors
Plat Of Chandler Addition to Ely.
The foregoing resolution was offered
by Alderman Koschak, seconded by
Alderman Ahola, and declared carried
on the following vote:
Yes: Aldermen Ahola, Anderson,
Koschak, Porthan, Mayor Kapsch. 80
No: None. (0)
Adopted this 5th day of November,
1e42.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
meeting adjourn until 7:30 o'clock P.
NJ, Monday, November 9, 1912 Carried
unanimously.
A. o. KNUTSON,
(SeaD City Clerk.
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Squad to Lose Nine Members
Via Graduation, Coach
Moroni Reveals.

Twenty three members of the Mem
orial high school football team have
been named by Coach Peter Moroni
to receive letters. Nine of the "E'
winners are seniors.
1t is probable that the junior COL
lege gridders, who played but one
game, will not be given letter awards.
Senior letter winners of the red and
white club include Ed Chachich,
George Enquist, Bob Champa, Robert
Koski, Roland Charles, Bob Johnson,
Al Logar, Tom Murn, and William
Rowe. A broken ankle ended Murn's
high school football career at mid
season.
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|23 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
PLAYERS Will GET LETTERS

Others slated to receive letters are:
Leonard Groom, Bernard Grahek,
Bernard Mauser, John Zupancich,
James Elioff, Joe Pucel, Donald
Kuzma, Bob Pucel, James Rolando.
Matt Banovetz, Paul Ivansich, Dominic
Marolt and Frank Kuzma.
While the team defeated Two Har-
bors, 81 to 10, in the final game of
the season, brightest mark on its
record was 6-6 tie with Coleraine,
mythical range champions. This tie
was the only blot on Greenway's
otherwise perfect performance.
The seasons record:
Ely, 6, Coleraine 6.
Ely O, Virginia Is.
Ely o, Eveleth 10.
Ely 2, Int1 Falls Is.
Ely o, Gilbert 6.
Ely q, Two Harbors 10.
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Carried unanimously.
The City Attorney recommended
that the City Council accept the offer
to settle the Carolina Baldwin per-
sonal damage claim for the sum of
$4,000
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
City settle, for the sum of $4,000, all
claims for personal injury sustained
by Carolina Baldwin on March %,
1912, as result of fall on the side
walk on the south side of Sheridan
Street between 1st Avenue East and
End Avenue East. Carried unani-
mously.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Anderson, that
part of Lot 8, Section %, Township
IS, N, Range II West, west of the
Water & Light Plant be leased to VIM
Zupancich for seaplane base purposes,
on year to year basis, at fee of
$1.00 per year Carried unanimously.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman Porthan, that the
part-time day laborers in the Street
Commissioners Department, regularly
carried on the city,s employment list,
be given two additional days work in
November and in December, 1912.
Carried unanimously.
The Council now took up the mat
ter of vacating that part of Railroad
Street and that part of Lockhart
Street which fronts upon Lot 26,
Block 4, Auditors Plat of Chandler
Addition to Ely. The Hearing on the
Vacation has been held on August A.,
1912.
WHEREAS, the City Council has
been presented with verified Petit
ton in writing of majority of the
owners of real property adjoining
those portions of Lockhart and Rail-
road Streets proposed to be vacated,
and
WHEREAS, The City Council there
upon ordered said petition to be filed
while the City CLERK who Immediately
published notice of hearing in the
official paper for two successive
weeks, stating that said petition had
been filed with him and its object in
brief, all in accordance with the pro-
visions of the City Charter, and
WHEREAS, hearing was duly held
after published notice and all of the
evidence was in favor Of vacating the
portions of said streets as described
in said petition,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RE-
SOLVED, That said petition be
granted, and that that part Of Lock-
hart Street north Of and fronting ON
the east 6724 feet of the north line
Of Lot IS, Block of Auditors Plat Of |
Chandler Addition to Ely. and that |
part of Railroad Street lying south |
and east Of the east 4l.s5 feet Of the |
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
BANKS PuNTS
team TO fame
Former Ely Athlete Main Cog
in Undefeated St. Cloud
Football Machine.

Al Banks, former Ely junior college
and high school athlete, is one of the
main cogs in the st. Cloud Teachers
football team, which won its sixth
consecutive contest Saturday when it
defeated Eau Claire Teachers, 41-0.
Playing right half, Banks and his
punting have gone long way toward
keeping the st. Cloud record intact.
The club is one of a few undefeated
elevens in the nation, thanks to the
potent toe of Punter Banks.
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clude Donald Annala, back stroke star,
Everett Tornfelt, diver, and August
Seliskar dash man.
women holds the present state mark
of 1:6.1 for the 100-yard breast event,
and is one of the speediest paddlers
ever to compete under the red and
white colors of Memorial high.
Other members of the squad include
Robert Moravitz, Jack SeliSkar,
Charles Maxi, Stanley Levar, who
with Tornfelt, August Seliskar and
Women viii swim the dashes; Ed An
derson and Tornfelt, dives; women,
Stuart Tapp, and Tornfelt, breast
stroke; Annala, Maxi and Jerry Pat
terson, breast stroke.
The initial meet on schedule is
Dec. 5 with Virginia in Memorial
pool.
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sioner of Taxation was read, advising
mineral property, both real and per-
sonal,' for the year 1912, vii be held
at st. Paul on Friday, November 18th.
Moved by Alderman KoSchak, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
communication be accepted and filed,
and that the City Assessor and men,
bers of the City Council be authorized
to attend the mineral hearings at the
expense of the city. Carried unani-
mouSly.
Application of Peter Kosiak for a
milk license was read.
Moved by Alderman Porthan, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
application be accepted and filed, and
license granted upon the approval Of
the application by the Health Com
missioner. Carried unanimously.
The Council went into an Executive
Session.
Recess declared.
Meeting called to order.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
following places be designated as polls
for the City Election to be held on
December 8, 1912:
Polling Place:
Veranth Building, (Ground floor, cor
ner of Sheridan st. and Central
Avenue.
Community Center Building (1st floor,
Room 1922 South First Ave. East
Lincoln School Building (BasemenD,
on Harvey Street between End and
3rd Avenues West.
City Garage Building, (St. Commits
sioner's Office, COS East Sheridan
Street.
Washington School Building, (Ground
floor, Room No. ID fronting Fifth
Avenue East.
Pioneer School Building, Qst floor
Room No. ID on Camp Street between
9th and 9Th Avenues East
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12

Ice breakers of the Kickapoo class
operating in the North Atlantic cost
approximately S1O,0O0,000. You can
help our Navy build these ships by
investing at least ten percent Of your
income in War Bonds every pay
day. Enroll in the payroll savings
plan or apply at the nearest bank
or postottice. U.S. Treasury Department
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-12
Meaning Of Great. Grand

Both grand and great mean one
degree OF relationship more remote
than that ordinarily indicated by the
word qualified and either word may
De used to qualify a masculine or
FEMININE noun. Thus the son of
ones niece may be referred to either
as granddaughter or a great
nephew; and the daughter of ones
niece, as grandniece or a great
niece. Great is often used before
grand to indicate one degree more
remote IN the direct line of descent:
as great-grandnephew or great
grandniece.
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ATHLETIC COMPETITION TO
BE TALKED BY SCHOOL HEADS
MISS MAYERLE is
NEW ELY TEACHER

Miss Angela Mayerle OF this city,
who has been teaching in the Tower
high school, is now member Of the
Memorial high physical education
staff. While at Tower, Miss Mayerle
and her girls pep club drew wide
attention.
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Color Affects Air Sickness

Color engineers have been en-
ployed by some air lines to design
color schemes to prevent air sick
ness. They have found that browns
and yellows induce nausea, while
greens and blues avert it. One color
consultant even advised an air line
70 avoid serving coffee and mayon-
naIse for color reasons, and recon-
mended that even the sheets and
pillow cases and blankets in the
new air liners be green.
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CALL MERMEk
TO PRACTICE
State Champ women Sparks
Four Lettermen Seeking
Team Berths.

The Memorial high boys swimming
team, spanked by four lettermen, has
been called up for practice sessions by
Coach Leonard Klun.
Melvin women, state championship
breast stroke swimmer, tops the re-
turning sc" winners, which also in
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE -
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota

Council Chambers
Ely, Minnesota
Tuesday, November 8, 1912
REGULAR MEETING.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 7:30 o'clock p
M, by Acting Mayor Edward E
Porthan.
Present: Aldermen Anderson, Kos
chak, Porthan. 90
Absent: Aldermen Ahola, Maxi
Mayor Kapsch. CD
No quorum being present, the meet
ing adjourned until 7:30 o'clock p
M, Thursday, November S, 1912.
A. o. KNUTSON,
(SeaD City Clerk.
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TO ORGANIZE
CAGE LEAGUE
Registration for City-Wide
Basketball Circuit is
Inaugurated.

A city basketball league is being
organized by the recreation depart
ment. Those who are interested may
register at the recreation Office or see
Ralph Majerle in the boys game room
in the Community Center.