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The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

was madly in love with him. was
stupefed. Margot to me is still the
dear happy dancing child who has
been my companion all these years;
to think of her as married, and
married to man almost 20 years
older than I am, actually sickens
me. I have not been well in soul,
mind or body since this thunderbolt
fell upon me. John is about three
times her age, well-groomed, sue.
cessful man who has many friends,
a fine practice, and who is extremely
youthful in his tastes. He takes her
to dances, plays tennis, associates
much with younger people, but all
that doesn't change the facts. Worse,
he was married long before Margot
was born, and has two daughters
older than Margot One of these is
married; the other lives at home
as his housekeeper, and as the estab-
Gshment includes his paralyZed old
mother, two servants, nurse for
the mother and an office nurse, with
a chauffeur and gardener as well,
everyone seems to feel that Margot
would be lucky to keep this daughter
In the family as manager. Margot
stands a little in awe of Helen, who
is about "a, and says she would like
this arrangement. But to think OF
my adored baby in that big house,
with a husband older than her own
father is, and all those complicated
relationships to adjust, frightens me.
I could prevent this marriage until
she is 18, perhaps, but she could go
to her father for permission, and
as he has never had the slightest re-
sponsibility for her, or interest in
her, he would probably give his
consent.
What argument can I use with
her to convince her that she is
throwing away youth, good times,
the prospect of falling normally in
love with someone of suitable age?
For certainly what she feels for this
man isn't love-"
Situation Beyond Control.
The answer is, you can do nothing.
And for your consolation let it be
said that Margot is now playing a
part, and it is happy and popular
part.
That will be Margot's role, and
she will love it. Presently the maids,
chauffeur, step-daughters, the help
less old mother, the nurses, will all
be in love with lovely little Mrs.
John. Sometimes girls keep up that
attitude all their lives; I knew one
handsome old woman who still liked
to remember that when at Is she
married rich man of 55, he insisted
that she 60 on with her schooling.
And when he went to the Philippines
during the Spanish war, he put her
into boarding school. She had four
step-sons, all much taller and older
than she, and two boys of her own,
and, while it wasn't marriage as
most men and women know it, mar
riage with its young cares and re-
sponsibilities, its mutual dependence
and financial worries, it was a hap
py life for her.
For she can't live Margot's life
any more; Margot won't need her
and, to others, won't want her. The
less she demands of them the hap.
pier they all will be; she mustn't
drop in Unexpectedly, she mustn't
criticize or even suggest, she
mustn't say what she thinks of a
man really getting old, who goes on
with tennis and dancing with all the
show-of simplicity of a small boy.
If there is no religious impediment
to another marriage, that is what
would hope for her; at 35 she may
be not only happy grandmother
but once again happy wife as well.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

figures which are typical of hun
dredS of such communities:
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

been given the top role in the new
musical, Rhapsody in A Flat"
An actual attack by British Coast
al Command planes on Nazi raiders
in northern waters is shown in
Coastal Command" the factual
film released by RKO. 1t was made
by the producers of Target for To-
night" the British navy co-operat-
ing.
II you think you're busy, consider
Anna Lee, one of the many stars Of
Forever and a Day." While work
ing in Commands Strike at Dawn"
she turned up at the RKO studios
at 10 every night and worked till
past midnight in Forever and a
Day'-also managed her house and
family. The only stipulation she
made was that after finishing her
days work she must have time of
to put her two babies to bed before
starting her swing shift at RKO.
Robert Haynes also got Colurn-
bia break. With time for only one
more film before being inducted into
the army, he was removed from the
lead of "Doughboys in Ireland
and replaced by Kenny Baker-and
assigned to the romantic lead in
1.-TWO Senoritas From Chicago" the
two senoritas being those two very
lovely ladies, Jinx Falkenburg and
Joan Davis!
That Charles Boyer production, so
badly titled Flesh and Fantasy"
has new and better title, For All
We Know" Robert Cummings and
Betty Field have been given the
romantic leads in the fourth and
final sequence.
New YOrkers have learned that
the place to be caught during a
black0ut is a radio studio-instead
of turning their guests loose to wait
in the corridors, the stars turn to
and put on a show. Burns and Allen,
the ''Duffy's Tavern" folks and the
members of ''The Aldrich Family"
can all give a superb extemporane-
Gus show when the sirens scream.
A stranger in Culver City might
think that Leo the Lion has turned
prize fight promoter. Five big name
boxers are working there. Freddy
Steele, ex-middleweight kingpin, has
been coaching Richard Carlson for
1.-THE Man Down Under; Make
Rosenbloom's working in Fright
About Face" as are Lou Nova and
Jack Roper; Johnny Indrissano,
former lightweight threat, now a ref
cree, is technical adviser.
So far Jean Cabins American pic
lures haven't been up to the stand
ard of the French ones that made
him famous. But it looks as if he
might remedy that situation this
summer; he's obtained his release
from 10th Century-Fox and will be
starred by RKO in a picture to be
written and produced by Dudley
Nichols, and directed by Jean Re-
noir, which looks like a perfect COM
natiOn
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

OF war savings stamps, asking him
to extend her subscription still an
other year. sWe have turned the
stamps over to our 12-year-old
daughter and we still have the old
subscriber" reports the publisher.
An Indiana weekly "junked" its
front page to publicize the local
Junk rally" to collect scrap. Ev-
cry other column on the page was
blank except for a "Junk Rally"
slogan extending the length of the
column.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

get a star build-up. She's already
been given the top role in the new
musical, Rhapsody in A Flat"
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

ODDS AND ENDS-Kay Kyser and his
band hare started their third year of en-
tertaining the boys in the armed forces; in
the first f,Uo years they played for more
than 100000 soldiers, sailors and ma
rines -. Robert BenchIey returns to Metro
to turtle and star in neto series of shorts
-. Alec TempIeton gires hall hour mini
afrue concert prior to his broadcasfs
Fred Allen is the only man iCho has been
master of ceremonies on radios troo big
gesf quiz programs-"Take IL or Leare IL
and Information Please" /. :. +. Cinny Simms
has been named ~the girl 1ith ,chon
parafrooper tcould most lore to be strand
ed in parachute"
Commuters who patronize Penn
sylvania Station in New York were
amazed one day not long ago when
an attractive red-head walked along
a station ramp, leading white duck
on leash. Then one man ex-
claimed: why it's Oracle AIlenl"
Billy Leach, Guy Lombardo's new
singer on ''Three-Ring Time" was
only 20 years old when he taught
English in Pittsburgh high school.
But from the first he knew that
teaching wasn't for hin-he never
could funk pretty girl!
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25
Daughters Confession.

''Her answer was a burst of tears,
and a hysterical statement that if
it had not been for her fear that I
loved John, and that it would break
my heart to lose him, she would
have told me long before that she
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

That Charles Boyer production, so
badly titled Flesh and Fantasy"
has new and better title, For All
We Know" Robert Cummings and
Betty Field have been given the
romantic leads in the fourth and
final sequence.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-25

An actual attack by British Coast
al Command planes on Nazi raiders
in northern waters is shown in
Coastal Command" the factual
film released by RKO. It was made
by the producers of Target for To-
night" the British navy co-operat-
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
Pressure Too Great

Oily By swift and heroic measures.
according 10 present Indications. con
the bPA SyStcm-ur at least attempt
toward price control 10" saved com
terrific onSidught> that a." being
aimed upon II from many dir"''uu-
Increases granted 90 strikers ~ pla-
cate them and 20 got them 5a"i; p1
inc job. and renewal Of tho Iicht
for lifting oi farm price cc',u@..
together with snipi~g from cr1G -
s;oral vantage points. and " widespread
dissatisfaction with procedure: w,Il
rrov'' too much for the OPN Ur'r.j
strong support comes To- its I'd -
the battle for existence.
As Vt tho present. pressure is TOO
great 10 permit ri continuation IT
the establishment on its own siren eth.
Yet there is vital need for some
sort nf restraints on price trends. ard
unless an effective method can ba
devised 10 that end. the country is
.'nrfa'u ~ fare rirava-' ir'is''~r. TIE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

GOOD USED CARS At REASON
able PRICES. \ look mere viii con.
vince you that these cars az.
priced {" move. FnrdS-Plyrrou,n
-ChcvrClcts. 1895 10 IgIOs
tandlcr-Palmer Motor Co. l5-t'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

II . + s.. RNKES. PiTCUFORKS
weed cutters. Buy your supple,
VIM" hey last Watkins Hardware
Company. 2-G,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

CHICK FONTS. LEG BANDS.
glass cloth 35c. 65c and $l.5O -!
yard. Watkins Hardware 60. -;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

LOST OFF RUNNING BOARD OF
car Monday afternoon. on Iiorncr
chestnut. or Written avenue: knit
'"d Dag containing two Citizen.
i'ai'k books. y gaS book. y ticsc;s.
IRE inspection record. ration
DOORS. Thermometer. adrCnaljn.
Key. If found call Dr.. Daxtcr's o.
nc G35. cr Dr.. Bonds office. 238.
gu" I'tCIEc reward. G-2tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR
best II you patrOniZc our ShGp
Modern service, experienced op-
orators. Phone 300 for appoint
mcnt. BridgcrS Beauty Shop, over
Parkcr's Drug Store. off
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WE BUY. SELL. AND TRADE CAT
lie ana hogs. ". Il. Hight store.
Phone I57. g-nnd-:,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

: We" BIT those .y... D.. rO-..u ar.
getting 2."@g.I ..i -. .uI
gregg ...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
~ az descriptions. also anything
you might need in office supplies
ana equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing n
N'''N' supply 60. 3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

Arc Sou H.
about TIL v l: =
mean an ;H'.
u 'pu per n'ili-
-? Ihrn dig
down AMI bay
more ana NOR"
War Bonds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

MEN, WOMEN. WANT VIM" Slim
ulants in OStrcX Tonic Tablets pep
up bodies lacking iron. Vi,annn
III, Calcium. Trial size costs little.
Save REAL MONEY. sct 81. size.
Ask about big money saving
Economy sic. At all drug stores
in Henderson. at Woulard's.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

SELL. US YOUR SCRAP Ir,o,
ihr war Highest prices pa,d % -"
hides. Henderson Junk Co., rha".
500. fnohe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WANTED - EXpERlETCrn ,.,r.
loT general h"u=cwurh. Mn, IN W
n01c TO cook, Good salary. pboW y"
,-9,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

RATION CARDS LOST BELONG
ins To the following: Emma Dow
Lamb, Bobby llatwclr , v'.I
Donald Grey Lamb. Finder pI"a".
return tC Docs Grill. o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

HEDGE SHEARS. GRASS SHEARS.
tree primers in Il large dsso' i,'tnt
n; Watkins Hardware Go. so"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

BRIDES SEE US For YOUR wrn
ding Announcements or Inv:i,
IONS. Finest quality at moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for ,hs
Graduate. Henderson Book r."
phone 10. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WANTED COLORED WOMAN TO
d" cleaning. Apply in person in
Georges Cate. Garnet, \, -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

SrRAIED FROM HOME EIACr
mare mule weigh, 1000 lbs. If sce,,
notify Bailey BaSkCryIllc, Romo
3, Box 60, Henderson. III,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WANTED - FIVE ROOM UoI,S,
close III. Phone ,Gg-W ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WE WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD
living room and bedroom S'il'cs'
H., us know what you hiNc u
otter Il. f.. Sa't"rwhI," * som:
Near Fire Station on
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

LEAD. HOr,No,,
rarIS Green, Spraycrs d noNL,
everything you need 10 E;,T 'V Is
secs. Watkins Hardware r. H.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
The Henderson Daily Dispatch is ;

The Henderson Daily Dispatch is a
AP Features. Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association and the North
Carolina Press Association.
Tho Associated Press is eXclu-
sivcly entitled to use for republica-
ton all news dispatches credited TO
or not otherwise crcditeu IN this
paper, and also the local news pub
iishcd herein. All rights Of puolica-
ton of special dispatches herein are
reserved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars ut Mot Or
Sales Co, Henderson. n. G..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

pEEOE FINE QUALITY PAINTS
tell and "ur prices eli. Mex s
Watkins. Tie llac" ol Values"
.-lI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

ATTENTION iba i!, FARMERS. Now
enc S1sp .i y net, to think abou, ,iaiIW Is
SOkANCE PROTECTION WI ~ In
growing crops. Call-wri... wi Your
ance Department. Ci,;,"'e lnsur-
& Trust Co. ''@ehs Bank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

II Hitter WINS. the issue
for yDu viii he Twin: itself
anl rnt iISt tie cost nj lir-
in.. Trims tia! over and fig
r"c i; out for yourself how
".'iy. hrsnuJ 10 Dcrcrnt of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

SAVE - 90 -; on YOUR IN
SH"-ncc 10y in.u"lug with Cni,s
Ii"Ui"iicr Agency. 22-ri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

COME IN AND TALK own -,
coal needs with Bob F,I,.l ouk
IL. y. falkncr and Son hnoh al
TciScr'S. Phone 26O oack Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WANTED-YOUNG LADy r, -
Apply at Valet Cleaning Co HSltK.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

SCISSORS. DOCKET KNIVES
ShcdrS. rH%"rS. butcher knlyc..
knives and forks. y large a,>,..t-
mcut OF every day needs. Watkins;
Hardware Co. 3-,.:;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

WANT ADS
Get Results
ATTENTION iId MTG FARMERS. Now
S1Tp ulne TO think abou, la" Is
s oohhNcH PROTECTION fn. IN
slowing crops. Call-wri... your
O. ''cc department. Citizens 'I Sr
COME IN AND TALK own -
coal needs with Bob Fal FAN ,ouk
IL. ". falkncr and Son %nS a.
Tciscr'S. Phone 26O ~ pack Of
,,,,.,.,--. ------ - BIT
WANTED-YOUNG LADY r. -
Apply at Valet Cleaning Co. NE aN5I;
ARSENATE LEAD ro.r,>
Paris Green, Spraycrs ttMoNE,
Everything you need Ia Liz T'ei>.
secs Watkins Hardware Co ~, III,
WANTED - EXPERIENCED c,p,
l"T general h"u&cwurl.. Iu ''nL
n0,c TO cook, Good salary. pboW".
J-3u
SELL US YOUR SCRAP ,r,o,
metals and rubber ard holm "oA'
The war Highest price, ,,,d ""l
500. '' rnohe
= -------------- 25,u
RATION CARDS LOST ErIovc
lng 10 the following: Fn'ma noN1
Lamb, Bobby lImtwcu , vu.l
Donald Grey Lamb. Finder rl","H
rCinn tC Does G-.ll. a.,
BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR wrn
ding Announcements or Inv:i,
ti"nS. Fines, quality at mnde,s,,
prices. Also Visiting Cards for ,hs
/ Graduate. Henderson Book G"
| ' ~ li-u
WANTED - FIVE ROOM HONS.
close III. Phone ;G9-W. M,
STRAYED FROM HOME-ELAcr
| mare mule weigh, 1000 lbs. II seo,,
notify Bailey Baskerville, Rou:e
., DON ", henderson 7-4h
DENOE FINE QUALITY rkIyrs
ten and "Mr prices .rlI Mex S.
: ""'"''''' ING race oil VALUES"
------- '''a
OtF.t AL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
polished, batteries rechargcd, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. I, Harris Gull
Service Station. Garnet; and lIor.
NT!!lE 10 nATNb"S. rLEASE
!'E,t hanger villa c;Ch carmen
Il lie cleaned 9? pressed. Valet
Cleaning 60. G-,jtl
ia;,iy" ~ !, 1t s." covered with
! !"ai iIn. '",i. anJ a.UG that !you
cannot see IL Let Us wash il ana
Sc wow GOO 4 Will. Irnh. sam II.
Aim. Ill She'll Service Satire.
3-Gt!
-, .,,,,,..,. ....,..-. -.
ci ar.Ins supplies. Buy quality gru-
- F1.t 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-09

your "a !iy income you should put
into Wan 3on.!s every payday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Vows Md
To Europe

WASHINGTON Dec p CUPl
Congress headed toward its
Christmas recess today with the
determination that the power and
resources OF the Omitted States
viii be at work in the days
ahead TO case starvation and
racial persecution in occupied
Europe.
Leaders pledged every effort
toward final passage Of two
resolutions which tho senate
foreign relations committee APP
proy@i yesterday one cmbodylnF
.pImCpicS ar the pan by-totH4er
President Hcrbcrt Hoover for
Increasing food shipments 10
Europe and anolhpEa>--Rp ppeSl-
dent Roosevelt ~ name q com
mission 10 work fox the aviation
ul Europe , remaining Jews
.7rrr7rtr7r- ttir1y st. tti1tt iir-Ht---LDl- of
Iowa and Robert a Taft RI Of
OHIO. Co->pou>Or, OF the Hoover
pan FCyUiUrrIrr- S-rrtii MI attempt
WoHid hc made today 20 have the
Senate suspend rI.rs by uuani-
r--t1r.z=.-utzrr-i- aud=rl.i2s both
resolutions before Congress hrinES
a. |tormal close 10 the current
Session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
VINO to0pen
Vet JobCenterS

WASHINGTON Dec. 81 CJPf
War Nanpower Commission
contcrs for veterans 70 employ
non' wlll be opened in SIX cities
In January NauD1WAr Chef No
Nut announced today
Tire cities are Now Haven
Philadelphia, Minneapolis Fort
Worth, 81. LOUIS and Los An
(, .e-
The centerS are 10 be IN ef-.
feet Laboratories 10 trY out de
tails of the planned expansion
of the VINO program already
in operation, AicNI'f Sa1.
Placement ~ returning sol
dierS has been relatively sim
pie 10 date, and will continue
Ia be while the war continues"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Eight employees Of the depart
of public works. accused OF
lNg ringers 10 write promo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
No CRIMINAL ACTON

Tho men who admitted 'ho
charge are Edward Clinton. ~ ~
PA s. Auhin. Mark HIIl A. Of
27S7 Madison KIM White - of
2Gf02 Kentucky and William
Robinson A. Of 81 Garfield The
ones who denied the charges arc
vsIs am Beck -, AZ l036 r
Paul Burns. ~. of 7 r.
SGelds Rcvy Turner. g. Of
1926 Log Cabin and Clarence
Rrannam. ". of $50 Melbourne.
Al nave lengthy service ~ the
department
owl Service Commissioner
James Y. Bcllsnca SAID that al
though criminal action coEtt- b.
brought against The men, none
vas now contemplated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

EiSht employees Of the depart
Of public works accused OF
@g ringers 10 write promo
tional civil service examinations
for them. today face discharge
from ct yy=sTT7f7tasHFHt,=tf'7t sI==gi
whom have admitted the charges
According to Charles a. NeApr
head personnel examiner. the men
were discovered when fellow con.
testantS for promotion from gar
bage collectors 10 truck drivers
ia4d examiners -tA4-tAprp-NcLL
some strange faces IN the exam
ming room.
IDENTITIES Chez kED
"Thr examiners immediately
requested every one to write his
name and birth date on "A slip OF
paper. which was checked with
our records" Meyer SAID. "Ot
nine cases where there were
discrepancies, four Immediately
admitted they had not written
the exam themselves.
+ 0Hr others, whose itHHpS-
and birth dates did not check,
denied IL hut were unable 10
give even An approximate de-
Scription az the examining room,
the men who conducted the
exam or what took place there.
The ninth man was able. how
ever. 90 give a fairly clear de-
scription. He was also able 10
pass the evan when We resuh-
mitted II 10 him. 80 We are
giving him the benefit Of the
douhf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
CHENILLE BEDSPREAD
Practical for Gifts

bedpred Illustrated above features hobn and chenille work
oored ground Double bed dust blue peach and
Winter $3.50
tailored bedrooms suggest quilted ayon taffeta spread with
glazed chn ounce that's brightly patterned In and peach
Double bed size. S15.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

. sUr war soHOs AND STAMPS .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
C. OF + E f vi A X E r


Use it on your gas or electric
range to make clear, fIavorful
coffee. The Vaculator operates
on the vacuum principIe-ex-
tracts tie good of the coffee
bean and leaves the bitter oils
behind. 4 welcome Christmas
gift.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Jak Nemci zachazeji S cizimi
delniky.
Washington lOWD:

D6ln1ci odvleceni z obsaZe-
nych 1zemf do Nemecka ma nu-
cenou praci jsou zamestnavani
V nejnebezpecnejs1ch a nejhor-
SIGH prac1ch, jak oznamuje
Svedsky list "Gaotsaborgs Pos
ten. Pov6stny SET Gestapa,
Himmler, je povazuje "a zajat-
ce. Himmler nedavno vydal
zvlastnf narfzeni v n6mz pro-
hlasuje, re zivot zajatc6 je Ia
ciny a proto nacistict1 otrokaTi
nepTihlfzej1 vGbec k bezpec-
nostn1m a zdravotn1m pTedpi-
sum pro tyto nedobrovoln6 del
Milky. Delnfci v praci nesmi
mluviti jeden k druhemu, zpf-
vati anebo pfskati "a prace, ia
Ike nesmf zbytecne choditi ma
zachod. Kazdy prestupek rady
nar1zenf vydanych nemeckym
d6lnickym direktorem Saucke-
lem je trestn6 jake zlocin, eli
tresta Sc smrtf a nebo tezkym
zalaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
PozGstatky jihlavskych hutf.

V jedne ulici v Jihlave pr
prevalent rozsahlych podzem-
mich prac1 ma podzim 1910 del
nlci narazili v male hloubce ma
ohofelou zed. Bylo ~zjisteno,
re jde o zbytek dvou techto ia
WEIGH peel byl sest a diva me-
try, take bylo jiste mono roz-
taviti v mich velke mnozstvf ru-
dy. Vedle techto peel .je MOI
no rozeznati jeste zbytky jine
pece, ktera patrne slouzila ia
ko praz1cf pee. Stavebnfm ma
terialem byla rula, ktera Sc v
kraji hojne vyskytuje. Kamen
nabyl tav1cfm procesem cihlo-
We cervene barry. re jde O ia
vicf peel z dolby jihlavskeho
hornictv1, dokazujf nalezene
strusky ktere jsou zbytky les
tence oloveneho, obsahujfcfho
stT1bro.~ O nalez a jeho urcenf
Sc zaslouzil musejnf ~asistent
Nowotny, ktery take nalez TO-
tografoval pro archivni 1cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29

ton, Kan, zamestnany jake
kondukter nakladnfch vlak1
drahy Missouri Pacific; potion
Andrew F., nyn6jsi guverner;
dale John, jenz farmaTf blfze
Ransom a konecne dcera Eli
zabeth, jez posledn1ch IA rok1I
vyucuje ma vyss1 skole Garfield
v Seattle, Wash.
Kdyz tyto dftky d~ordstaly,
bylo tezke pro ne navStevovati
skolu z one fanny a proto roku
1900 Sc manzele rozhodli pre-
stehovati Sc. Usadili sc u Ran
som, kde p1. Schoeppelova pax
lila ma farme 80 rok1. Dalsf tfi
dcery narodily Sc ma teto far
me. Jsou to: Mrs. Mabel Rus
sell v Los Angeles; Mrs. Lucy
Goss We Forks, Wash, a Daisy,
ktera je dosud svobodna a pTf-
tonne slouz1 jake porucfk v
armadnlm osetTovatelskem sbo
ru v Camp Callan u San Diego,
Calf.
Prvn1 svetova valka byla tez-
kou zkouskou pro pf. Schoep-
pelovou. Diva synove, Martin
a Ondfej, slouzili v americke
armada. Dale jejfch pet polo
vicnlch bratf1 v Cechach must
10 slouziti v rakouske armada a
bojovati ma ruske fronte, kde
jeden z Mich padl. V nynejsf
valce slysela jenom O jednom
re svych synovcG, ktery utekl z
Czech do Polska a odtamtud do
Londyna. Slouz1 v csl. arma-
de a.3 tydny pred 1tokem ko-
manda ma Dieppe dostali cd ne
no dopis. Domn1vajf Sc, re slou-
Ii tez v komandu.
PAM Anna Schoeppleova je
7Oleta a ma farme v Kansasu
lila do roku 1889, kdy jeji
manzel zemrel. PAX Sc presto
hovala do Los Angeles, kde Ii
Je We vlastn1m dome nedaleko
sve dcery. Mluv1 plynne an
glicky a je hrda ma sve dftky.
caste vsak touz1 navstiviti rod
ne mlsto Kunvald a vzpomina
81 ma krasne okoln1 jehlicnate
lesy, pine bordvek a jahod
hub a ma vsechnu tn krasu &C.
leho rodneho kraje.