davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
LA MAYoRIA DE LAS
PoTENCIAs GREEN
0BRAR BIEN ESTANDO
REPREsENTADAs Ell
Ell VATTCANO

cat6hcas, protestantes, cismati-
cas- laicas, la mayoria de las po-
tenctas Green obrar bien estando re-
presentadas en- Roma. No Green des-
preciable Ia fuerza espiritual y mo-
raj que personifica el Papa. Saben
que alrededor del Vaticano vienen
encontrarse de todas parties del
mundo ambiciones generosas per
eidas, grandes o pequehas; definir
tniciativas fecundaS peligrosas:
ideas bienhechoras funestas, Y
que no hay sobre la TERRA centro
mas sonoro que aquel EN- ell que re-
rercuten asi todos los ecos de la
humanidad. Tenemos un sill6n inter
cacional Y vamos echarlo al fue-
go substituyendolo por un taburete,
les este IN gesto de prudencia y
raz6n?
Hablando en- la Camara, Herriot
ha querido reconocer que yo fuf STEM
pre- afecto a los principles republi-
canos del laicismo y que hasta me
he servido de la Embajada para de-
ienderlos cada vez que parecian dis
cptidos. En- efecto, no es necesa
rio ser clerical para desear Ell man
teriniento de las relociones con la
Santa Sede. Los espiritus mas re-
sueltamente laicos pueden desearlo.
Pueden desearlo, prilnero, en- in
teres de la concordia nacional. Pue-
den desearlo, tambi6n y sobre todo,
en interes de la acci6n pacifica que
tiene a honor ejercer en- el exterior
Ell Gobierno de la Repnblica.
Raymond PoINcARE.
(Cortesfa de la "Naci6n" de
2uenos Aires.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
CURIOSIDADES

Las tfias de los dedos de Ia ma
no creeen cuatro veees mas rapida-
mente que las de los dedos de los
pies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

La leche no Sc cortara de un dfa
para otro 81 sc tiene la provision de
echarle una cueharadita de azncar
por litro.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
FOREIGNERS DID NOT
 START THE TROUBLE
This Is Stand Taken by British Govt. in Chinese Riot
 Argument

Picking. July l7 Pl-The British government takes the position that foreigners were not the aggressors at Shameer. the foreign settlement in Canton on June gS when in % clash between Chinese and Nestern CTS d French merchant, J Pasquiei vas killed and several Britlshel were wounded, The British tnsis ence that foreigners did not initia the trouble was expressed in d no' from the British legation 10 th chief foreign office, given 10 Pekini vernacuar newspapers for puhIica ton today but written soon aftrt the Canton affair
 The note contains signed state. ments Of four foreigners uhu ~it- messed the attack upon shamcen. They confirm the British consul generals account that armed Chi nese, narading opposite shame n fired first upon the foreigners. Thereafter British and French marines directed machine guns upon the native demonstrators killing about 30 and wounding about 70
 The British legation also made public today another note f sent 10 the Chinese foreign office soon after this Canton clash n Whlcs it said; This deplorahle incident IS being exploited for the purposes Of press campaign against Great Britain and as the basis of interruptions propa- eanda."
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
OLD GIRL CRIPPLED WITH
 RHEUMATISM
Was In Bed Over Three Months, Unable To Walk
 Gives Credit For Her Recovery To NOX.RI-TIS

ing in New Britain, and If those who have bee. srer'iral ahoui
 'hi, grand rheumatr ~,mrrl, vcur3
 only get out of tHs rcubt5n. Thomas class and sjy" NnN Rt ITS d trlal 10 Nro>e its worth th.g
 too, would extol 1tS virtues IS cta, r> have done" sad the NON RI-T,S expert today.
 Miss I.otts rruscmsly rf iea Grove street. Ne0 Britain sa1s. "tor
 three lons months ! have Nnen m
 bed with rheumatism in my teet and
 1t was impossible Tor me 10 stan&
 on them Trey were Rollen 70 twice their size and very painful Ml hands also were swollen and stiH
 I used everything 10 get relief and had the hest of medical attention but fl remained for N0N- -Rf-TTS 10
 produce rssults-after taking tao treatments was able 10 get up and walk down for the third treatment.
 The swelling and pain has left and
 when my strength returns I wtll hs able to go back 10 work"
 Call at Millsr-Hanson Drug Go. so Church street. for more inferma. lton about NoN-Rf-TIs.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
ARREST FATHER AND SON
John and Thomas Hughes Caused Disturbance tn Home, Ncighbors Complained ta Police.

John and Thomas Hughes, father and son. of 94 Maple street. were given respectively suspended sen- tences of G0 and so days and were made pay the costs of court when brought before Judge Benlamin w.. Aling this morning ir police court, the father being charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, and the son with breach of the peace. They were arrested yns- terday by Sergeant OMara and Of fcer Nelcy after complaints had been made of disturbances created by them in their home.
 Joseph SkinEcr of ii Orange street arrested two weeks ago on q charge of assault on his wife was placed on probation
 Mike Rataloff of 51n Arch street, arrested yesterday afternoon by De- tectivc Scrgoants MrCue and F.lltn- ccr on charges of drunkenness and breach of the roac". was placed on probation.
 George Williams of 76 Hopkins street Hartford arrested hy Officer Teeney and charged with violation of section tc of the motor vehicle law. vas fined t5 which was SIS pended and allowed to go on th" payment of costs The arrest took place yesterday on the corner of East Main and Main streets,
 Paul Tacnhok. arrested yesterday hv Officer Ayol Carlson after ho had created a disturbance in his board ine place on Laurel street vas fined s7 and costs charges of drunl>cn- n"es and hrosch Of the rearo heinz merged in determining the fne.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17

measures A inches i'll lenEtN and is Is inches deep. with drawers on each side of case, TllpliCate mitered mirrors, Center mirror 1Sx40 inches swinging side mirrors 10X@@ inches.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
BRYAN UNIVERSITY
 IS LATEST PLAN
S1O,000 Offer Made to Start It..
 Million Needed

Dayton, Tenn July IT Bryan univ ersity,' a tundamentahst col lege, proposed Sunday by Walter White, superintendent of schools of khea county, has received an offer of a gift of o0oo from George r. Washhurn of Manomet, Mass. and Dayton has started a campaign for funds of S1oo.oQo, which 1t was stated would be organized later in natlon-wids appeal for sl,h0oQ Q0Q.
 The suggestion for the fundamen- tilist college vas first made by F, L. Robinson, president of the Davtm board of education 10 Mr. White who announced it in replying 10 q query by The New York Times on his opinion of B recommendation hv Dean Rushy of Columbia, to refuse degrees of colleges in states where the teaching of evolution is barred by law. Mir White proposed that MT. Bryan he made president of the proposed college
 This Washhurn m sage was post cd yesterday afternoon on the win do" Of Robinson's drug store, with a sheet of foolscap inviting contri- buttons from citizens of Rhea county. Immediately Mir Robinson and H. H. Frasa, 4 wholesale grocer, sub scribed s10nn each, and E. F. Ben son, principal of the GrayNille high school, near here, offered o0 acres of land
 Tn his letter to Mr. White, Mir Washburn said in rart,
 T agree with you that this fight at Dayton is the beginning of q bat tie that will enclrCle the world lust as the revolution shot at Concord vas heard around the world The keen interest shown in the Scopes trial by the people of Europe shows that these nations as we'll as Amer lea are aroused by the conflict of | fundamentals principles.
 Therefore. let LIS prepare for this battle that confronts us and occupy every strategic position. This is the psychological moment to establish a 1 fundamentalist uni, ersity. ..
 As Colunlhia university proposes to boycott Tennessee And all other state adopting similar laws to that of your state, the resentment of fundamenal,sts will be SO great everywhere that men throughout the United States ought to respond to this appeal to huild a fundamental comes under the ban of the modern ist universities.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
REFUSE NAME CHANCE
Business and Professional Women's Clubs Continue Publication of "The Independent Woman"

Portland, Maine, July 1T tP-The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs conyen- tion yesterday voted not to change the name of the official magazine. The Independent Woman" to which national advertisers were said 10 be prejudiced. For its publica- ton next year s1o,oon was appro- printed,
 Speakers at the afternoon session included Dr. Elizabeth T, Hellheig professor of physiology at Nassar college; Mrs Maud Wood Park. for mer president of the League of Wo- men Voters: and Mrs, Irene Archi- bald of the Montreal Morning Star.
 Florida received the trophy for having disposed of the largest mum hor of entries i'll proportion to her membership at the emblem break. fast of the federation today. Tht southern district, of winch Florid is a part, was announced as winnra of the contest.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17

measures 4 f. ( inches in width tfull size) and has a bow front. foothcar1 q Il q arcl1ed top head hoard.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
BORAH MAKES SPEECH
Says Country Need Not Worry About
 Dawes Plan fO, changes

Tl1er, Idaho. July r. lP'-Com- ment regarding tho stand taken by Nice-Tresident Dawes on senate rules was contained in an address by William F. Borah, Idaho's senior senator. before about 5000 farmers last night
 Don't he worried about Vice President Dawes" he declared "When he launched his attack upon senate rules he did not know very much about them as he has several times since admitted"
 The senator then euloglzed the present rules and the fibuster, say irs that no good measure was ever p.rmanently killed by the finbuster. while many bad ones, once talked 10 death, have not been able to com. hack.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
Rush Nurses to Yukon
 To Fight Influenza

New York. July r tPl-More than @n0 cases of influenza at Fort Yu- kon, Alaska, were reported in telegram received yesterday at the national headquarters of the Pro 'oostant Episcopal church from tho Right Reverend Peter Trimhle Rowe bishop of Alaska, Bishop Rowe said that he was leaving Dawson in special chartered launch carrying nurses and medicine to the stricken area,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
Combine of Paper
 Interests Announced,

Winnipeg, Man. July r tF' -- George M Seaman of Chicago, rep Ircsentng the Seaman Paper cNm pany, and E. w Tackns of th. Backus- Brooks interests in thA United States and Canada amonnc- od last night they were prepared i'm. me ediately to erect I $a.no0, 0n0 paper mill of 95o tons capacity in the eleator Winnipeg district If the dominion government would con tract with them for water roHor and pulrwood rights
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
ARMY OFFICER KILLED

DAnver 1ulv r 'PN-Iicutonant "oloNs1 W. A. Mapos, former rom r,andins officer of Fort Logan near hero. vas killed today when his au- tonohilA crashed into trolley car. Ti"utNnant Colonel Napes was a ra
 tient at Fi'zsimmons hospital and lad recently hoen relieved of the Fort logan command and attaohei 10 the Seventh infantry at Spokane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Verejne plovarny otevreny We
stredu.

Horke pocas1 jest prfcinou
re vefejne plovarny otevreny
byly obecenstvu We stfedu. Po-
fadek pfedeslych rokd bude
zachovan.r Pro muze jenom
otevreny jsou plovarny v nede-
Ii, pro zeny jenom odpoledne
v patek v Clifton parku, V Ute
ry v Patterson parku, We ctvr-
tex v Druid Hill parku.
V prvn1 den verejne plovar-
ny navstiveny byly 11,779 oso=
bami, jez hledaly chladicf
vode 1levy.
Prvn1 den zaznamenal je-
nom jednu nehodu. V Druid
Hill parku malem by byl uto-
null 14-lety Francis Blizzard.
Tonoucf zachranen byl straz-
Gem plovarny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Pcsledni pocta byvalemu
mistopresidentu.

Mrtvola Thomase Riley Mar
shalla, byvaleho mfstopresi-
denta Spojenych Stat1 "a pre-
sidenstvf Wilsonova, odvezena
byla Washingtonu v 1tery do
Indianapolis, kde byvaly mi
stopresident pohrben byl We
stredu.
Nahle 1mrt1 jeho naplnilo
mnohe a mnohe nel1cenym zar-
mutkem.
zesnuly, povolanfm advo-
kat, byl milovan pro svou bo-
drou povahu.
We Washingtonu vykonal
pohfebn1 obrady presbytern1
taraT, DR.. Charles Wood. V
pohrebn1 reci o zesnulem pra-
vii:
"Jeho pT1klad v zachovan1
nedele pro bohosluzbu a odpo-
cinek, nebyl mad jine vyznac-
nym a nadsenf vzbuzujicfm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Zadna zeme nepritelkyni Spo-
jenym StatHm.

President Coolidge oslovil
graduj1c1 tr1du namornfch ka-
detu V Annapolis.
President Coolidge rekl, sze
ackoliv povazuje valecne lod-
stvo "a nejmocn6jsf nastroj ku
udrzenl miru, prece veri, re
tlmto zabezpecena jest zaro-
ven bezpecnost zeme.
President prohlasil, re nev6-
Fl We vybudovanf takoveho LODI
stva, aby nikdo neodvazil Sc
zemi nas1 napadnouti. Nase
zeme dnes, jak president pre-
sweden jest, nema zadneho ia
koveho neprftele. V cele gra-
duujlc1 tf1dy 433 kadetd stall
Baltlmoran, Harry E. Hubbard
kter y po graduaci zajel do A.
lexandria, Va, a tam Sc nechal
oddati S Baltimorankou, Erma
w. Dobyns.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05

vladimir vykazem, ktery
prave uverejnen byl, ukazalo
Sc, re Cd 1. ledna do %. kvet-
ma usmrceno bylo V Baltimore
81 osob automobily.
V New Yorku V teze dobe
pobito jimi bylo 334, v Chica-
gu 1913, We Filadelfii 95, v Gle
velandu SO osob a tentyz pocet
V Detroit.
Mezi 10 mesty, V nichz nikdo
automobilem usmrcen nebyl,
jest Richmond.
New Bedford jest jedinym
mestem, kde zadna nehoda au-
tomobily letos zavinena nebyla
" pondel1 usmrcen byl 25
lety Leo Gray, kdyz pri zata-
cen1 Sc motorcyklem zO'Don-
nell ulice ma East avenue spa
dl tohoto pred truck rfzeny
Ch. Hadeyem z N. Washington
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Nalezla manzela otraveneho.

Kdyz Eva Kulhanek vratila
Sc po Observation-Disclosures VIDA
lenosti cd domu sveho, {. 1925
Aiken ulice, ned6li, nalezla
manzela sveho, Antonfna Kul
hanka sedlc1ho v zidli mrtve-
no. Poole zpravy policejni o.
travil Sc plynem otevrev ko-
houtek tohoto u plynovych ka-
mlnek. Pred otevrenlm plynu
ucpal sterbiny kolem dveri a
oxen.
Zesnuly byl star 65 rokd.
Vedie manzelky zanechava
zde diva syny: Rudolfa a Karla
a dceru, Helen Kintzel. Pohr-
ben byl We ctvrtek odpoledne
ma Narodn1m hTbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
A tenas.saSr stoupal vyse.

Z nedelesn ma pondelf a z pom
deli ma 1tery atd. slunce hralo
g povestne Baltimorske vlhko
souzilo. V 1tery roznemohl Sc
vedrem 55-lety John Lane ma
Camden ulici. James H. Gold
sborough, 4O-lety z E. Monu-
ment ulice, zemrel behem pra-
ce v krejcovske dime ma w.
Baltimore ulici.
Cely Vychod a Stredni "a
pad stlzen byl vedrem a bou-
femi. Devet osob utonulo We
statu Wisconsin, ctyri podlehli
vedru Chicagu, diva v Cleve-
landu a jeden We Wooster, O.
hio. We statu Iowa dve osoby
usmrceny byly bleskem. V O.
maze jedna osoba zabita v bou
Fl, We Filadelfii Pittsburgh
zaznamenana 1mrtf vedrem.
Zatfm co Vychod a Strednf
Zapad trpely vedrem, dalny
Zapad byl chladnym. V San
Francisco panovala zima, We
statu Wyoming snezilo.
V pondel1 v 1tery v Balti-
more teplomer dostoupil vyse
90 stupfld o 5. hodine odpoled-
ri.
We stredu Baltimore a Wa
shington byly misty, kde vedro
We Spojenych Statech dostoupi-
10 nejvetsf vyse. o pate hodi-
re odpoledne zaznamenano by
10 1redne SO stupn1.
Trinact osob roznemohlo sc
We stTedu Baltimore vedrem.
TTi d1tky v Randallstown skole
onemocnely. V pTenosnych
skolach, kde teplo ucinilo wy
ucovan1 nemoznym, toto bylo
zastaveno. We vystavce mo-
deld v Maryland Institute We
stredu vecer nekterym vystave-
nym f1linenym modelGm odpa.
Oily hlavy ruce.
Ma Zapade We stfedu zurily
ma mnohych m1stech prudke e.
lektricke boure. Do stredy "a
znamenano bylo po Soustati SO
urnrtl ma vedro a 100 onemoc-
nenf.
Mestske parky otevreny by
ly We stredu v Baltimore oso
bam po celou noe, ably v mich
spati molly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05

William Monshien, Elyrfa.
hlavni svedek v procesu prot
dceri pastora Jonesa, Lucille,
Jez byla obvinena, re pofadala
taJne a nepocestne schnzky me
ri mladymi d1Ykami a muzi
byl odsouzen ma jeden rok do
kaznice.
Byl obzalovan, re napoma-
hal 15lete Ethele Kunove. iez
byla rovnez sv6dkyn1 proti Lu-
ellie Jonesove, V spatnem cho-
vani a trestnfch cinech.
Soud proti Lucille Jonesove
byl porotou zastaven. zaloba
obvinovala Lucillu, re We SVEN
cukrovlnkovem obchode della
la, prostredn1ka mezi mlady-
mi devcaty muzi a re jim po-
mahala k tajnym schnzkam, v
nedaleke vile, kterou Lucilla
mela We sve sprave.
Monshien doznal, re je vim
nen tim, co mu zaloba klade
"a vinu. Soudce Weber pfi pro-
hlasenl rozsudku sdelil, ze OBJ
zalovany nen1 sice zodpovedny
"a svdj Gin, ponevadz nenf du-
sevne normaln1, ale jeho ciny
Jsou pry toho druhu, re must
bytipotrestan. Podle zakona
mohl by byti potrestan veze-
rim az 20letym ale vzhledem
k okolnostem vymefuje Sc mu
trest jen l roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Ma honbu opic.

Profesori Johns Hopkins le-
kafske skoly DR.. C. B. Wisloc-
XII a DR.. C. P. Richter vydaj1 Sc
ma cestu do odlehlych castf Pa
nanny a Jiznf Afriky, aby stu
dovali tam opice, ktere lid
skym bytostem castecne sc po-
ki a DR.. G. P. Richter vydajf sc
dobaj1. Hlavn1m nebezpecim
badatelGm hroz1 Cd onemocne-
lych opic.
Johns Hopkins skola po leta
zabyva Sc SUDDEN opic mno-
he ddlezite objevy z rise opic
lekarskemu svetu sdeleny byly
skOlou touto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Otcove mssta mali Sc spokoii.
ii jednou vstupenkou.

Kazdemu clenu mestske ra-
dy zaslana byla skolnfm vybo-
rem jedna vstupenka v lozfch
ku zaverecnyml slavnostem
Eastern, Western cernosske
yyssf skoly.
Radn1 O'Mara myslel, re ka-
zdy ma dostati aspon 10 vstu-
penek, ably jimi podeliti mohl
verne sve. Ku jeho navrhu
zadan jest skoln1 vybor, aby
postal vice. Navrh otcove me-
sta prijali jednohlasne. Skol-
nj ~vybor zat1m vstupenky jiz
rozdal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
krajanka Sc otravila.

V Chicagu 45-leta krajan-
ka Anastazie Collinsova, byla
nalezena zadusena svftiply-
mem v dome Stanislava Barty.
Collinsova Sc jmenovala "a
svobodna Hurtova a byla dee
rou manzeld Hurtovych, sta
rych osadn1kd, kteff pred vice
lety vedli hostinec v byval6
ceske kolonii Ia vapenkami,
tax zvanych Klatovech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05

Zatim CO vSechny znamky u
kazuj1, re raku Dude pomalu V
Chesapeake zali ivu, tito budou
We velikem mnozstvf v zato-
kach Chincoteague a Sinepux-
ent, kde mad mimi bdi stat Ma
ryland.
PT1cinou nedostatku raku
jest Virginie, jez zdraha Sc W.
dati zakon, kterym rak by chra
men byl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Museum pocka ma budouci rok

: Sc stavbou musea pocato bu-
de nekdy budouc1m rokem, jak
vefejnosti sdelil mayor mesta
Jackson.
Mayor ujistuje, ze velika pc
&c venovana bude pr1prave
vsech predbeznych> krokG a
proto ze SPECIFY nebyly by ma
mlste. Prvn1m krokem bude
nahromaden1 dat ma polohy
musei v jinych mestech a snad
vylety do NEST tech, jez znalci
radnice podnikany tam bu-
dou.
Mayor dale vidi v duchu
SVEN rostouc1 museum az bude
peti nebo sestimilionovym IL
stavem.
A ably jednou budova ne
strasila prazdnotou, mayor VI
df potrebu shaneti umelecka
d1la jiz nynf pocfnaje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Pomnik odhalen peti zahynu-
lynn ma horfci lodi.

V sobotu, v den Zdobeni hro
BIZ, odhalen byl ma Loudon
hrbitove pomnfk peti mladis-
tvym roznasecGm novin a Gle
nun hudebn1 handy Evening
Sun, kter1 minuleho roku ma
den 4. cervepce zahynuli ma
horlcl lodi "Three Rivers,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Snfzenf poplatlkG We Francii.

We Francii snfzen byl tax w
"reglstracnf' pop1atek re 200
frank0 Ia osobu ma padesat.
frank1. Jde o cestovatele, KITE
RI hodlajl setrvati We Francii
pres Ia dnf. Ii 81 must opatri-
Il ztotoz1ovacf legitimate. Pa
fiz nynf zaplavena Americany,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
ZvysenY pocet 1mrti.

Tydenni zdravotnf zprava
vykazuje proti minulemu tyd-
nu zvyseny pocet 1mrti. Hlav-
ri prlcinou zvyseneho poctu
1mrtl byla srdecnf vada, KITE
re 39 osob podlehlo. Ledvino-
We nemoci vyzadaly 81 29 obetf.
Celkem tydnu zemrelo 235
osob.
Dftek narodilo Sc 295.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Dvoulety hoch zranen pouliGni
karou.

Pri pTechazeni Baltimore u
lice nedaleko Poppleton ulice
zasazen byl dvoulety Paul Mul
ligan poulicn6 elektrickou ka-
rou Carey Street linie a pora-
nen ma hlave a ruce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Odvolala Sc z rozsudku.

Prvn1 zena v Marylandu, jez
odsouzena byla ma 80 dni do
vezen1 pro jizdu automobilem,
kdyz byla pod vlivem alkoholu
odvolala Sc z rozsudku.
OdsouZenou je Mabel J.
Smith, {. 26 N. Linwood ave.
Soudce odsoudil il nynf ku
pokute $12O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Vrahove Cohenovi znovu u
znani vinnYrni.

Porota pTi novem soudu u
znala vinnymi: Claude Dobbse
Thomase [. Forana a Charlese
Mullena z pfepaden1, okrade-
nj a usmrcen1 zlatn1ka Louise
Cohena ma E. Baltimore ulici
113. kvetna 1924.
Dva prvn1 odsouzeni ma do
zivot1 v kaznici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05

Edith Trail, {. 55O1 Garri-
son avenue, odsouzena byla ku
Lokute $25 ponevac bez lekar-
nicke license prodala bichlo-
ride of mercury. Trail Jest
vypomocnou lekarnici v lekar-
r2
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05

Ia drednfky znovuzvolen
byli tito: Jos. Klecka, predse.
daS Aug. Klecka, mfstopreds.
Ant. Svejda, tajemn1k; Alb
Hubka, vyp. tajemnfk; Jos
K Koenigsmark, pokladn1k a Va
clav j. Klecka, pravnfk.
U5etn1 vybor: En-. Klement,
Fr. Hejny a Vacl. Havlfk.
= Fed. Del. Tel. Jed. Zaf
odbyva ma SVEN soru, celoden-
ri vylet pTfstf nedeli, 7. cervna,
ostatn1 oznamce.
Tel. Jed. Sokol v Curtis
Bay spolecne Sc Sborem Sok.
jed. Blesk odbyva celodennf
vylet ma soru v Curtis Bay v
nedei, IA, cervna.
Zpravy Curtis Bay.
Minulou sobotu poradala
T6locvicna Jednota Sokol v
Curtis Bay verejne cvicenf, KITE
re Sc vydarilo ku uspokojenf
vsech, jak ucinkujfcfch tax i
navstevn1kG. Program sesta-
val re cvicen1 Sokolstva jak So
kolG zak1 t6locvicne skoly.
VSichni ukazali svoji vyspelost
a pokrok. Pan Karel Matou-
SEX povzbudil cleny ku dalsi
6innosti a rozkvetu Sokolstva
Ia cez t1mto Jednota vyslovu-
je upflmny dix, spolu dekuje
Baltimorskym Sokolkam "a u
cast, panu FIR. Stetkovi a FIR.
Hajkovi "a nacvicenf dorostu
g vdbec vsem kdoz prispeli ku
zdaru slavnosti verejneho cvi-
cenl. Pan Fr. Kuska, starosta
podekoval vsem pritom
rym "a Tel. Jed. Sokol, nacez
sc rozproudila volna zabava.
Prfstf nedei porada Ces-
Ky Demokraticky Klub cello
denn1 vylet ma SVEN soru a tim
tojest kazdy ivan. Vstup vol
n.y.. Hudba p. Aloise Yukla
bude- -ucinkovati pc cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Trinact osob omilostnsno.

Governor Ritchie udelil 13
trestancum milost. Mezi omi-
lostnenymi jsou diva, kterf od-
souzeni byli do kaznice ma 10
roku pro zabit1.
Tresty ostatn1ch byly cd l
do 6 rokI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Varuje pred nemocnymi psv.

DR.. c. w. G, Rohrer, predse-
Ga zdravotnlho statnfho odbo-
ru, kdyz pondef osetroval
ctyfi osoby, jez v nedeli psy
pokousany byly, vydal prohla-
SEM, V nemz zada aby obecen-
stvo chranilo Sc pred onemoc-
neNmi a cizfmi psy.
Mezi posledne pokousanymi
psv byla: provdana L. Gomez,
i2leta Helen Mobley,. sestiletS
James A. Waters a cernoch
Joseph Cobell,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Sta prihlizely pozaru.

Sta osob prilakano bylo We
stfedu noci ku pozaru, KITE
rym ~znicena byla tovarna ma
okenn1 ramy v bloku 400 n.
REGISTER ulice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
Otravil Sc plynem.

Cestuj1c1 agent, Richard T.
Kruze, So rokG starry z New
Yorku, otravil Sc v 1tery ma w.
Fayette ulici We stravnim dome
svltiplynem. V listu zanecha-
mem nesdelil pr1cinu sebevraz-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-06-05
zaluje ma odskodne.

zalobu ma odskodne We vysi
$4,000 podala Rose Serio pro-
tt Morris Salisovi, s jehoz auto
JEFF Sc srazil ma Be-
lair road 25. dubna. We sraz-
ce utrp6la zraneni ma obliceji.