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The Connecticut labor news., 1921-10-21
CHAPTER XIV-(Continued)

N11AF EN Al -NNO11llIlucOJ
 Sola also accompanied Tars Tarkas, her father, who before all his chief tains had acknowledged her as his daughter.
 Three weeks later, Mors Kajak and his officers accompanied by Tars Tar kas and Sola, returned upon a battle ship that had been dispatched to Thark to fetch them in time for the ceremony which made Dejah Thoris and John Carter one.
 For nine years I served in the cOun- cils and fought in the armies of Helium as prince of the house of Tardos MOrs. The people seemed never to tire of heaping honors upon me, and no day passed that did not bring some new proof of their love for their prin- cess, the incOmparable Dejah Thoris.
 In a golden incubator upon the roof of our palace lay a snow-white egg.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-10-21

FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH Delivered anywhere in United States or Canada by Coombs Flower Shoppe, 9/o Chapel St., near Hotel Tatt Phone Colony y; and two storeis in Hartford.
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 FURNITURE Adaskin Bowditch Furniture Co.,, 68 Orange St. Boston Furniture Co.,, 82l and 823 Grand Ave. Bullard's, yl-e7 Orange St. Chamberlain Co.,, The, 46-5O Orange and 87-91 Crown St. w. B. Hall 45o to 40 State near Elm St.
 P. ]. Kelly Furniture Co.,, 1o8 Crown Royal Furniture Co.,, $50 Grand Ave. ,. Stein, 57 Broadway.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-10-21
WOULD BAR RACE BETS.

Washington, Oct 2I-The house passed a bill which would prohibit use of the mails to newspapers or other publications printing the odds On 'contests of speed, strength or skill abolish horse racing charts, printed in many newspapers, and for bid the distribution of circulars giving the same information.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-10-21
INDUSTRIAL SUPREME COURT TO
 FURNISH PUBLICITY FREE

ORGANIZED LABOR WILL NOT PROTEST PLAN TO GIVE PEOPLE ALL THE FACTS, NOT THE HALF-TRUTHS DISHED. OUT NOW.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-10-21

FLORISTS Coombs Flower Shoppe, e7S Chapel St near Hotel Taft; Phone Colony g and two stores in Hartford. S. H. Moore Co.,, 1O54 Chapel St. Phone Liberty 3740 and 3741.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
leo Sowerby Receives
Musical Scholarship
FIRST American Composer to
Benefit by Award al
Academy in Rome

Announcement vas made ve sterdaY >
that Leo Sowerbv will BE- the first
American compose to benefit by the
recent establishment of musical
scholarship a, the American Academy
in Rome. Mr. Sowerby was appointed
at meeting held here last Sunday
by committee OF Judges including
Walter Damroscll and John Alden Car
pcnter His viii be the only appoint
ment made by the committee.
Subsequent applicants for the scholar
ship Will be chosen by competitions.
The first Of these will be held here
next February.
Mr.. sowerby was born at Gland
Rapids. Mish.. where he received his
first Ynus;ca, training. In moving to
Chicago, where he has since lived, he
studied the piano With Calvin Lampert
and composition with Olaf Arthur An
derson. Several Of his works have
been given by the Chicago, Boston and
other symphony orehestras. Last jan
uary +. Robert Schn tz introduced Mr..
So~crbys piano concerto to New I York
at concert of the New York Sym
phony Society,"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Caruso's Successor
Left to Public Choice
No Attempt Made to Name
New Singer for Place, Says
Gyatti.C Casazza

The choice of Carusos successor will
be left 20 the American public, it was
said by Giulio Gattj- Casazza, impre-
sario for the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, upon his return from Europe
yesterday. Time and the public are the
factors to be reckoned with rather
nan his Judgment he declared. Accom-
panied By, his secretary, Luigi Villa,
he arrived on the Presidente Wilson.
Mr.. GattiCasazza said the effect on
opera Of Caruso's death will not be
gauged until the Metropolitan season
is we'll under way. When asked who
would succeed Caruso and sing his
roles, the impresario said: "Therc are
no Caruso roles. All of our male
singers have sung in the same operas
as he did. Of course, there are q
gisat many aspirants to his place.
When questioned as to the report
that he had chosen Martineli for the
Caruso roles, Mr.. Getti-Casazza said :
Il have not and | cannot. | am simply
the manager. Time and the public are
the only two factors that can decide
VINO shall be Caruso's successor"
Giuseppe Bamboschek, conductor
Of the Metropolitan and secretary Of
the Metropolitan Opera House Com
pany, was also on the Presidente Will
son. He went to Europe on May Is to
engage artists and arrange for novel
ties for the 1922-'23 season.
Another passenger on the same ship
was Nine. Luclla de Vescovi, Il so
prano, who has come to this country
for concert tours. She will sing, among
other things number or fifteenth and
seventeenth century songs.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Mystery of Lightning
Explained by Steinmetz
Special DISPATCH to The Tribune

SCHENECTADY, Oct. DIR. Charles
E. Steinmetz, noted electrical en-
gineer, explained the origin Of the
lightning flash to-day at dinner of
the Kiwanis Club.
DR.. Steinmetz's theory. as he ex-
planned it, was that great incandesccnt
bodies like the sun continuously send
out negative electricity and so are
positively electrified, while dark bodies
like the earth become negatively
charged. The water vapors condens-
ing as raindrops in the cloud there
fore have q small electric charge due
20 the electric field Of the earth When
then, hundreds and thousands OF
minute drops conglomerate to large
raindrop the minute charges of all the
small drops collect on the one large
drop. But the capacity of the large
drop is very much smaller than the
capacity of all the small drops TO-
getner, and the electricity on the large
drop thus is crowded together cr-that is
under nigh pressure--and in this man.
ner by conglomeration of many small
moisture PARTICLES into one large rain
drop the voltage rises until it reache,
values sufficient to Jump through
space as lightning flash.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Fairyland Opera
By Elu,nperelinck
Il Welcomed Back
|Hansel and Grescl, Banned
Since " ar, Suffers From
Inadequate Presentation
by Forces al Manhattan
By II. F.. kreh biel

1t is doubtful if the passing OF any
Of The operas which fell under taboo
when the United States entered into
war with the German and Austrian
empires was more sincerely deplored
than "lJanscl und Cretel.' IN the
then condition Of the public mind there
was a double reason for the withdrawal
Of the opera; not only vas it a Ger
man work but It's composer was one Of
the "Iutcllectuals' who mad signed the
famous, or infamous. address which
condoned the violation of Belgium s
neutrality and justified the outrages
Of the German soldicry Oh hey people.
Those who had a personal acquaint-
ancc with Mr.. Humperdinck must have
found it difficult to reconcile his act
with his gentle and charitable character,
and even if death had not come as it
did few days ago, 20 plead for his
pardon, he would have received it more
quickly than some of tho more eminent
mon whose names were associated with
his on what must ever remain an in
dictment of the Kultur of which Ger
many made such blatant boasts at the
time. But he was a Royal Professor
who. no doubt, felt constrained to act
as he did, aud there WAS more honor
in his conduct than in that of those Of
his fellows who felt AS he did but re-
fused to ieopaydize their interests by
putting themselves on record. lie made
a great personal sacrifice, but his loss
was not so great is that OF the lovers
of his exquisite fairy opera, and its
Metropolitan Opera House Will be moro
cordially and enthusiastically vel
coined than that of many more am
bitious work
"Hansel und Gretel' remains a
unique creation. the only opera written
on Wagnorian lines which has won and
deserved success since "Persifal." Also
1T is a work which, though thoroughly
German in manner. is universal in it's
appeal because of It's subject and its
musical beauty; an opera for children
but also for men and women, too. who
have permitted the dews of childish
fancy to keen their hearts fresh and
youthful. Coming from fairyiand, il is
not restricted by time or place or Ian
guage, and its chance for long life
is greater than that Of the majority of
the lyric tragedies with which it would
be ovcrawcd.
After o long absence it was heard
again yesterday afternoon at the Man
haitian Opera House. The best OF Mr
Gallo's forces might profitably have
been enlisted in its performance, but
they were not, and the representation,
which was in English, was an importan,
affair. Only Miss Elinor Mallo. the
representative of Hanscl, was equipped
with the needfrl voice and dramatic
SKILL, though Miss de Philippe sec
onded her acceptaoly in the latter elo-
ment. As for the rest, including the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Elizabeth An1sden Sings
Appears Here With san Car!c
Opcra Con.pany

Elizabeth Amsden appeared Tor the
first time this season with the Sar
Carlo Opera Company in the title role
Of Ponchiell's "Giocorda,' which was
given last evening at the Manhattan
Opera House. Miss Amsden has sung
with the Boston and Chicago opera
companies and has Just returned from
Two years Of operate adventures in
Italy. Well versed in operate routine
ahe IS a distinct addition to the com
pany. Her voice has gained in color
and her acting in grace and spon-
taneity. Her companions in the cast
included Roemo Boscacci, Joseph
Rover, Pjetro dc Biasi, Nina Frascani
and Ada PagGi
The opera THIS evening will be "La
Traviata," with Josephine Lucchese in
the title role.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Arthur Uanlners~en. in conjunction
With A. IT. Woods, has put into rehearsal
a new comedy drama, Pop by Frank
Mandel and Oscar Nanlrerstcin 81. O. 2.
IIeggie Will be featured.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Hugo Riesenfeld announces tho close of
The Golem" at the Criterion Theater on
policy at that theater. Beginning Satur-
day afternoon with tho presentation of
peter Ibbetson,' II will become a ro-
p day.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

william Gillette ia to appear this season
under the management of Charles Froh :
man In now play, The Dream Maker" "
written by himself and based on 4 story
by Howard l.. Norton.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Fio-~tte Enwood ....,.. Alison shipwortn
lvsi,o 2''* 'aFts1 faglne o'tron
rtrtruds Ainlee. ....... Cora Witherspoon
Amy Van Epps..... Evelyn Dunca =,
Mil"red Harh ar. ........... Marie Doro
\ nsanicnrist t....-.......Allce CayaaauRh
rink Cortney .....s s..;...,. l'iorcnre FLYNN
lewis Wiling ........ ..... Norman IreNor
,'smes pNerstrcct .....I. 'loncay Mathews
Rose ,.,.,.. ..... ..... Margaret Ufee Brown
"Iilics Of the Ficld"-so the play at
the Klaw Theatre is hippantly dubbs d.
Sut Just why We should be asked TO
consider the subject is not clear. Tn
loss the answer be that Mr Beasco
successfully presented q play called
THE Gold Diggers,' which ran two
seasons.
The play by William Hurlbut. in
which the Garrick Productions present
Marie Doro is an artificial comedy of
Che demim ondaine. Of doubtful artistry
and even doubtful citizenship. Two
years ago it might have been thought
daring. but now the outrageous young
generation will deem it stupid. Lie
has a quality which in an authentic
transcription on the stage Will receive
instant recognition. One need not know
the speech OF the courtesan, il she has
badge Of speech, in order to assent
10 the truth Of a characterization IN
the theater. These lilies are neither
real nor painted from reality The play
is only dialogue -- for the most part
stale and cheap and vulgar.
Perhaps the play does hold up one
warning to the man or woman who is
seriously considering taking root as u
lilly of tho field" We are led to be-
Iieve that woman who becomes fast
or loose. or whatever it is. must talk
eternally about her conquests. They
do in "Iilies of the Field" and it would
ne hard to deny that the poor things
lead q punitive life of it, Applying
the psychology Of identification, there
are very few members Of any audience
who would not think twice before
swapping places with anybody on the
stage.
Marie Doro in the part of a mis-
believed wife who chooses the "easiest I
way has the thankless duty Of guild
ing the character safely into the haven
of second marriage. thereby proving
that men do sometimes marry the
partner of an irregular arrangement
And one may be moved to ask, What
OF it?
At least there is nothing to prevent
Miss Doro from reading her scriptures
right. yet Solomon in all his glory
was not arrayed like one of these"
1t was not merely Solomon's glory that
made the figure, but all Of Solomon's
glory, as any Sunday school scholar
present could have informed her.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

W. L. Douglas name
and portrait is the best
known shoe Trade
Mark in the world. 1t
stands icr the highest
standard OF quality at
thelowest possible cost
W. l.. Douglas shoes
with his name and the
retail price stamped on
the sole are worn by
more men than any
other make.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
The Stage Door

Tolson's Fifty ointh Street Theater win
be dedicated to- night by Al Jolsou in his
new show. sFombo The curta IN IS
scheduled to rise at S:5c O'clock and those
arriving later VIII not be seated untE the
end Of tha first act.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Olga pctrova viii return to the sr~sal-
ING stage under the direction of the Sci
wyns IN THE white Peacock" which vii
have It's out -of-towu opening in Columbus
Ohio, tomorrow night.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08

Protektorat celeho podniku pfijal
president RepubIiky T. G. Masa-
ryk.
Jest sam 3zfejmo: Re 1prava Sla.
viau vyzsdovati bude velkeho ma
kladn a Sdruzeni chce, ably Sc tax
stale hez financniho zatizeni statu
nebo obce. z toho dnvodu pofada
valkou shfrkovou akci pod heslem: j:
"Pamatce. mrtyych velikan6. -
E F. Rowell pise, professor
filosoficke fakulty Carltonovy kol
leje Mortified. MINI. spis o Ma
sarykov6 filosofii. We ktere probira
vedecka dila naseho presidenia a ma
jich zaklada kresi vyvoj a zasady
f'losoficke osobnosti velkeho my
slitele ma stolu presidentskem. jenz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08
Ctyfi zachraneni z pozaru
nemOcnice.

Ctyfi nemocni vyneseni byli po-
licii osetfovatelkami budovy
Sein Cancer nemocnice ma Green.
mount avenue. kdyz tato stlla sc
obetf plamen1 noci ze soboty ma
nedali. Ohefl odkryt byl pred tfeti
hodinou ranni. Jenom vcasn emu
pfijezdu hasicd podafilo Sc cast
nemocnice zachraniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08
Nalezen mrtev v autOmobiIu.

DR.. S. S. Hepburn z Annapolis
Md, zemrel nahle. byv ranen mrt-
vici. Nalezen byl svou manzelkou
automobile nimz se navratil cd
nemocnyeh sede mrtev. DR.. Hep
burn byl AZ rok1 star a narozen v
Loudon Co., Virginia Svou prak-
81 provozoval Annapolis pc 20 70
kn. Zanechava vdovu a jednu dee
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08
Zdray0tni zdrav preSidenta Ma
saryka jest yelmi dobry. Rek0n-
yalescence p0kraCuje zcela
lSpeSne.


lSpeSne.
z c. S. T. K.
- Svetova valka m6la, jako We
vsech zemich. .hrozny vliv Ceskos.
lovensku ma pfirozenou menu oby-
vatelstva. Jest to zejmena pozoro.
vati, kdyz sledujeme ma pr. pok.
les porodu letech l914-1918.
DIE zprav statnfho 1fadu stati-
stickeho CSR. klesl poeet osob
Cechach narozenych roce 1914 ze
I'll 926 ma 73 578. Gill ma AZ Z
procent. ma Morave a v Opavsku z
285 339 ma 1921 eili ma 42.7 pro-
centa. cele oblasti z 257.265 ma
l13 489 cili ma "A l procenta.
Ia 10 vsak pocet umrti "a valky
stoupal. Jenom do r. 1915 stoupl
Cechach pocet umrti ze l23821
ma l3l $50, ma Morave a Opavsku z
So l60 Ia 62. $40, celem uzemi
ze l8l 98l ma 1913 900. Hlavni pfi-
cinou yzrustu umrti prvnim roce
valky bylo. ze do nasich vlastl pfi
hrnuio sc Halice hojn9 ran9n5ch
zajatych a uprchliku ktefi k nam
pfinaseli epidemick6 nemoce Ro-
stouci nedostatek petravin roce
1913 zp6sobil jest6 vetsi pfibyvani
umrti to v Cechach 1877 pro-
centa roku 1914. ma Morave o.
pavsku o II z procent cele bla-
sti 25. | procenta.
Obyvatelstva ubylo "a dobu valky
Cechach 57.O67, ma Morave s O
pavskem 28 TAO. v cele oblasti- 85 ;.
8O7.
Take pocet snatku "a va!ky znac-
ne poklesl. TAX ma pr. rok 1916
klesl Czech ich 43.242 (1914) ma
1869. ma Morsve Opavsku
z 1870 ma 1855. V cele oblasti
bylo do r. 1916 Sc procent
snatku meme nez v roce 1914.
= DIE sdsleni Ufadn pro zahra-
nicni obchod v Praze. povoluje js-
no valutni odbor vyvoz "a csl. kor-
uny. Povoleni je podmineno o.
kamzitym placenim a neudili Sc ts-
dy pTi vyvozu ma over. Mimo to
csl. exporter must Sc zavazati, Re
pfijem 1hrady v els. korunach o.
nami Timed revisnimu odboru mini
sterstva financi. Zasadne Sc vsak i
nadale trva ma pozadavku. aby- ex
porter zadal CHI valutu tutez
bankovnimu uTadu ministerstva fl
nanci odvedl.
v Praze utvoTilo Sc "Sdruzeni
pro povzneseni pamatek' jez vytk-
10 81 1kol uv6sti d1stojny stav
a udrzovati hroby vynikajicich
muzu a zen. kteri zasfouzili Sc mas
narod a kteri dnes zapomenut'
'odpocivsji na hrbitovech prazskych'
! Doposud upravili hroby nekoliks
nasich zesnulych spisovatel6 u.
malc1.
Krone tpho Sdruzeni postaralo q
O dnstojne upraveni hrobu karls
Havlicka Borovskeho. ku jehoz de-
finitivni 1prave bude nejblizs
tdobe prikroceno.
Akce. Sdruzenl ma vyvrcholiti Y
upraveni vysehradskeho Slavina
kterv nynejsi podobe a dprav'
neodpovida svemu vyznamu. (Vt
"Slavinu'' ma vysehradskem hrbi
tove pochovani isou vynikajici O.
sobnosti naseho naroda, jako ma pr
w. w. Tome6, julius Zeyer. Vr
chlicky al .
| K vedeni akce zfizen byl zvlastn
iozorci v5bor, v iehoz cele jak'
cestny pfedseda stoji slavny ma
historicky romanopisec. Mistr Aloi
Jirasek. av nsmz zasedaji "A "a
stupcove prednich umeleckych, We
deckych a samospravn5cd korpora
lei.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08
Stafec pfepaden a smrteIne
zranen.

Dennis McCool, 6Olety staFec byl
nalezen bezvsdomf ma zsdni ulici
domu (. 233 w. Pratt ulice. ma
rychlo byla zavolana ambulance a
dovezen do nemocnice University.
kde shlsdano ze ma rozbitou lebku
nasledkem toho "a kratko zemTel.
Pozdeif policie zatkla diva cernosi
ma obvineni. 9vsak staTec po pfeve-
zeni do nemocnice jiz nenabyl We.
domf by mohl pachatele ztotozniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08

osobn6 jest povazovan "a nejpfed-
neisiho vedouciho ducha We svets
slovanskem.
= Sedm obci ma Hlucinsku. mezi
mimi obce Petfikovice, Koblov a
Ludgefovice bylo pfideleno k obla.
sti politickeho komisafstvi Nor.
Ostrav6.
V Benesov6 IA Hlucinsku byla
2flzena Ceska zivnostenska pokraec-
vaci sko!a Nayst6vuje il 68 ue6u.
Ma. .Hucinsku neberou nemecks
agitace konce zelmena pri scitani
Iidu rozvinuly Sc prave rejdy pro-
fistatni. S tim v6tsim nsilim
bude nutno drobne kulturni praci
lmezi Moravc; pokracovati a Mattel
'.Opavskou vsestranns podporovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-08

krajanSkych kruhI.

- Manzele Alois Bozena Ze
manovi eisIo $40 N. Chapel ulice
raduii sc pTirnstku do rodiny ve
zpGsobu zdraveho chlapecka. Ora
tulujeme!
- ManzeIe Jan a, Antonie Jeli-
mex, (. 84l N. Gay ulice sc raduji
q narozeni zdrave dceruSky.
Gratulujeme!
= Srdecny pozdrav zasfla z Pa
Tfze p. Ferdinand Dvofak.
= Pani Anezka Roslilek, (. 500
N. Curley ulice manzelka p. Josefa
Roslilka odjizdf ma navst9vu sve
matky a sestry do Velenova Pla
nice Cechach vyiede pfistavu
New Yorskeho po lodi Mont Call.
Sestra ieji pi. Marie Zahradka
pfeie il st'astnou cestu a vesely
navrat. d
= V sobotu, 2. dubna Odebrala
Sc ma vecnost panf Anna Fetter.
manzelka znameho krajana o. Kar-
la t'ettra cisla 800 N. Lakewood
Avenue We stafi 81 rok1. Pohfeb
konan utery odpoledne domu
smutku ma Baltimore Cemetery.
" nedeli. 8. dnbna zemfela
pi. Barbora Ku6era Eisla 1000
Elsworth ulice. Pphfeb konan
domu smutkn We stfedu. dnbna
do chramu Pane sv. Vaclava cd.
tud ma hfbitog Baltimorsky.
" pondeli. 4. dubna zemTel
pan Josef F. Nevak We start Sc ro.
k6. menzel Of. Barbory Novak
Pohfeb konan z doma smutku Mar.
ley Station A. A. County. Md. do.
chramu Pane sy. Vaclava odtud
ma hFbitov Neisv. Vykupitele. q
Y nedfi- -dokonal svou zivotni
pout' pan Norbert Svec 6isla 1888
Barnes ulice mladem veku 81 let.
Zamestnanim hy pekar a narozeE
Baltimore. Pfinalezel ku spnlku
Radu Bohemia a Cechie jehoz 1fad-
nici jej ma posledni ceste doprovas
zeli. Pohreb konan domu smut.
kuv Gtery v 9. hodin rano do chra-
mu Pane sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hfbitov Neisv. Vykupitele. Po
hfebnf obfady vykonal vldp. Aug.
Petranek. Mad rakvi promluvil
1t6chy pima slova predseda spolku
p. Karel Ceska jak dome smutku
tax mad hrobem ku pozistaIe ro.
dine. Zesnuly zanechava zde tru-
chlici manzelku dive dftky. rodi-
&c. bratfi sestry. Pohfeb >vypra
villa firma Jos. F. Viktor 8 Elias
T. Zirkler.
= Dne 26. bfezna zemTel Anton
Svoboda, {. 9l7 N. Washington u.
lice We stari Is rok1. Pohfben byl
z, .domu zarmoucenych rodicd We
sttedu rano ma hfbitov Nejsv. Wy.
kupitele.
Demnkraticky Klub Ceskych
Mladik1 7. wardy pofadal v 1terJ
tax zvany Ladies' Night soukro-
mou zabavu pro cleny jich zname.
Tyto zabavy Sc test velke oblibe
a proto neni divu Re 1tery tam
bylo velmi 1.-Two Hudba p. Karla
Cesky, mi. obves -lovala spolecnost
az do pozdnich hodin hofeisfm
saIe.pro tanec doEejsi mistnosti
pro hoste ktefi zasedaIi k jidlu.
Spolek MladiK1 Ces. Dem. Klubu
prospiva kazdem ohledu a jest je.
den nejvGtsich m6ste.
- Spolek sv. Cecilie sehral op.
ravdu novinku Cech iak ma prog
ramech oznamil We zpdsobu divadla
pod MAVEN "Romanek ma horach"
Veselohra tato Sc setksla 8 1pl-
n5m zdarem 20 oba vecery vpond6.
Ii 1tery, tax ze namaha hercn ne.
byla. marna. Ucinkuifci herci sc
shostili sYych 1loh velmi lehce, tax
ze hra provedena byla takrka be.
zvadne. Rozumi Sc samo sebou. ze
kazd5 chtel slyset sic Bl.h. Nachod.
skou 6loze Jifiny. ktera We sv5
1.oze vinikla. Reditel p. X. Bit.
man a rezizer A. Kozlovsky nemohli
wolff lepsiho kusu jak Romanek ns
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Dfte podlehIo poraneni.
Skotila Z mostu pred prijizdejici
vlak.

Mrs Huebbel. vdova Sc rok1 sta
ra cisla l107 Harlem avenue sko-
ella mostu 80 stop vysokeho ma
trate drahy Pennsylvania v navalu
nespokoienosti. Die v1povedi sv6d-
k1 vylezla ma most kte-y Sc naleza
ma Winchester a Lanrens ulic blize
Fulton stanice. kdyz spatrila pTi-
jizdejici vlak. vrbla Sc mostu ma
kolejnice avsak cas- bylo dano zna-
meni ridici vlaku. kterV yeas pouze
til stopy pred nj zastavil. Utrpe a
skokem pocze maleho poraneni,
privolana ambulance il pax odyezka
ma severoz 4padni stanici. kde uloze-
ma do postele. DIE jeji vypovedi
Gin ten spachala omrzelosti zivota.
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OdtuCn0vaci trida.

Konecne pomoc zene anebo divce
vazici pres 200 liber. Wilbert
Lcngfellow, organisator odboru
Cerveneho Krize pfijel do Baltimo.
re Washingtonu. ably zde sestavil
tfidy tIustouckych pani slecinek
a ukazal. jak pomoci plovanim nor
malni Silky pasu opet nabyti mo-
hou. Jiz pied prijezdem jeho do
tridy pfihlasilo Sc 20 mladych zen.
pod jichz Thou jazycek vahy pfele-
ii znscku 200 liber.
MONA. ze trochu poctive prace
bylo by lepsim prostFedkem nez no.
We utracenl casu We vodni nadrzce
y budove Y.M.C.A.
Pozarem pcSkozeny B. & O. pier.
Pristaviste. {. l, patfici B. & O.
draze. poskozeno bylo castecna po-
zarem. ktery vypukl kolem IL. no.
diny pondeli pred polednem.
Dve lodi kotvici pieru Gas
odtazeny byly do prostfed fsky.
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VZpOm1nka.

Jiz opet nadesel pro mas tax
smutny den 9 dubna reb tomu pra.
We rok kdy vile Nejvyssfho odvo.
Ian hyl tohoto sveta ras piedrahy
manzel a otec
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Trestnice preplneny.

Tajemnik Maryland Penitentiary.
Robert D. Case podal sv1j seznam
veznI S. dubna 926 oproti 882 v
mesici 1noru. dfivejsi cislice vyka-
zuje trestnici napln9nou stale jich
pfibyva. Ubytek jest vsak oseka-s
van jak Sc doslycha tim. ze jich asil
sto bude poslano ven ma spravoyani,
slime. Mr.. Case dale udava, ze,
polepsovna jest tez tom sam6ns
stavu prepln6na. Patrny to dtikaz
tax vychvalovane prohibice.