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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
Predloha o setreni dennim
svetlem hozena do kose.

Osmnacti hlasy prot jedno-
mu mestska rada v pondelnim
zasedan1 porazila hloupou pre-
dlohu, podle nfz meli jsme po-
strciti hodiny hodinu drive v
dobe letnl, abychom hodinu
dele nohli hrati golf, ball ane-
bo jine pestovati sporty. Pro
pfedlohu hlasoval jedine jeji
patron, radnf Albrecht.
- Edgar Alan Poe, advokat,
jmenem svych sverencn: Wes-
ia, pokladn1ka demokraticke-
no mestskeho vyboru McClel-
lana. byvaleho mestskeho rad
n1ho, podal zadost ku soudu,
ably republikanstf meststf rad
nj: Burgess a Musgrave, zba-
veni byli dradu mestskych rad
nj, ponevac rok pred svym zvo-
len1m neplatili dane V nejmen-
sim obnosu $500.
Jednano bude soudne o "a
dosti teto jeste v tomto meslci.
Rozhodne-li soud We pros
pech demokratickych zadate-
III, republikane odvolaj1 Sc ku
vyss1 instance.
Pov1da Sc, re soudem-li pro-
hlaseni budou "a neschopne Il
radu, re treba 4 demokrate bu-
dou m1ti stejne opletani.
- Howard Bryant, presi-
dent mestske rady, uznal W.
bory, ktere mestska rada jme-
novala proti jeho rozhodnut1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
Dunn praporu vsnovan msstu.

D1m stojfcf ma rohu Pratt
a Albermarle ulic, ,zvany "DGm
praporu", odevzdan byl slav-
nostn6 V 1tery V ochranu mesta
sdruzen1m, jez 81 vzalo Ia u
eel d1m tento uchovati pro je-
no historickou cenu.
V den odevzdan1 slaveno by
10 115. vyroc1 prijetf americke
vlajky kongresem.
V dome zhotovila americkou
vlajku Mary Young Pickers-
gill. Vlajka tato vlala cim-
burf pevnosti McHenry, jez O.
blehana byla Anglicany. Via
ifcf vlajka tato teto tax kri-
ticke dob6 nadchla Francis
Scott Key ku napsani SLOW
hymny ''The Star-Spangled
Banner"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
StFeleiay prohibicni agent
zemrel.

Charles C. Rouse, prohibicnf
agent, jenz strelen byl We sire
du minuleho tydne pri 1redni
prohl1dce ma Eager ulici.u Way
son Alley, zemfel v nemoenici
V nedeli. Policie pondell O.
manila, re zna tTi, kteTi do
be prohl1dky v saloonu byli.
Jeden z mich je bratrem muze
zatceneho hned po strelenf a.
genta dosud drzaneho pod
zarukou $4,000. Muzem tim
ie Giuseppe Levere, T8 rok1
starry z 800 bloku Aisquith ul.
Bratr jeho jest Oreste Leveri.
Giuseppe zatcen byl, kdyz byl
S truckem v dobe prohlidky II
saloonu. Detektivove vysetri-
Ii, re Oreste Leveri bezel do
sveho bytu ma Aisquith ulici a
rekl tam Annie Rohrman O
stfelbe. Rohrmanova policii
neudala, zdali il rekl, kdo a.
genta stTelil.
Jest domnenf, re vsichni tri
Drchli do New Yorku.
Rouse rodem z Fredericks-
burg byl We sluzbe po 5 rokG
Pohfben byl re sveho bytu, {.
251 Robert ulice V dtery dopo-
ledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
Znovu varu;e pred zaskrtem.
Zdravotni komisar, DR..

LUI dVUUIII NOIIIIOdI, II. COIIOO,
znovu varuje pred zaskrtem.
V posledn1m tydnu hlaseno
bylo At novych pr1padd zaskr-
tn a II novych pr1pad1 zapalu
Pile. V tydnu zemfelo v meste
191 osob. Jeden re zemrelych
podlehl spave nemoci.
Nejv1ce' nemocnych zemfelo
ma ledvinove nemoci, rakovinu
mrtvici.
Zdravotnfmu dTadu hlaseno
bylo IL osudnych nehod, 4 Sc
bevrazdy a dive zabit1.
D1tek narodilo Sc 297.
- Statni zdravotni TRAD O.
znamuje 4 pTlpady nestovic V
Hyattsville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
dojem z krasneho pozitku.

V sobotu odpoledne pax bu-
de spolecn6 verejne cvicen1 Je-
dnot Zupy vychodnf V NEST
.skem Stadium. Zacatek pres
ne We hod. odpol. Vefime
pevne, re kazdy alespon pro
toho odpoledne odloz1 svoj1 lik-
navost a ucastn1 Sc tohoto ma
seho Misunderstanding vystoupe-
nj, kter6z nejenom bude pozit-
KEN shlednouti vykony nasich
bodrych SokolfkG i Sokolic, od
nejmensich k nejstarsim. Fri
t6to pfflezitosti jest nasi povi1i-
nostf CO opravdovych Cecha,
mame-li Sc jimi hrd6 zvati, by
chom Sc V hojnem poctu III
castnili a tax pred jinonaro-
dovci cestne Sc representovali,
neb ma tom bude mnoho zale-
zeti, jak oni budou potion 0
mas smysleti. Jiste, re ST ne
pfejeme nikdo, by smyslenf ie-
jich vGdGi nasemu narodu bylo
nepriznive, protoz Sc vynasnaz
me, bychom vzbudili pro sebe
respekt a uctu. At jiz kdoNjest
jakeho koliv smyslenf neb pre-
sv6dceni, Ia hranicemi mater
ske vlasti ma byti kazdy v prve
rad6 Cechem, a pax teprve
cfmkoliv. HleGme tudfz 81 pro
mas samotn6 V zajmu naroda
z1skati to nejlepsf posouzen1
neb na tom zalezeti bude nase
dalsf sopluzit1 Sc zivli cizona-
rodnymi. My Sc "a mas narod
styd6ti nemusime, naopak V
mnohem predstihl narody, jez
Sc stav1 do popTed1, protoz Sc
vsichni k nasemu ceststvi hrde
hlasme a pax budeme vsude
cestne respektovani. Doufame
re Sc tudiz sejdeme V sobotu,
dne 25. cervna We 3 hodiny od-
poledne We Stadium vSichni ko-
mu jen trochu alespon bude
mozno,neb druhe takoveto prl-
lezitosti Sc sotva dockame vi
d6ti neco podobneho jako bu-
de verejne cviceni vychodnf
zupy, jehoz Sc zdcastn1 ma 800
evicencG. Prejme tudfz zup-
nlmu sletu zdar a vsichni We
Stadium ma shledanou.
Upozorneni:- = Hledte 81 vsi
chni zaopatriti V cas- vstupen-
ky, na slavnostnf dny ma diva
dlo, akademii a do Stadium.
Prodejny vstupenek oznaceny
jsou ma plakatech. Dop
- PT1stf nedeli 10. cervna
poTada Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis
Bay celodennf vylet ma MarkGv
vyletnf Sor V Curtis Creek. Mi
lovniky prirody ocekava p6kn6
pobaveni. zaci a zacky Cd Sc
sti do des1ti let predvedou pri
hudbe sletova prostna. Nase
dorostenky budou cvicit sleto-
va Sc svihadly. Vybor 81 wal
ma starost, ably kazdy navstev-
nix Sc dobre pobavil. O ryby,
raky a obcerstven1 bude posta-
rano. Nezapomente sebou
witt koupacf 1bor. KGzefnfk
V nejleps1m poradku. Wy VIDA
leni, kterf nemate auto, vezme-
re Curtis Bay karu, jed'te ma
konec linie, jdete pul bloku k
mostu, odkud kazdou hodinu
iede gasol1nova LODI, reknete
re chcete jeti ma Sokolsky w
let ma Mark6v sor. Wy, kteri
pojedete autem Sc ridte OMAN
kou "Sokol" Sc sipkou ma roz-
cestl. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
Mlady advokat sekretarem
mayOra.

Theodore Roosevelt Nickel
din, 27 rokG starry pravnlk,
imenovan byl mayorem Broen-
ingem "a tajemn1ka. Nickel
din svojf pill vypracoval Sc na
pravn1ka.
Ustanovenf jeho bylo skutec-
nVm pTekvapenfm v polite
kych kruz1ch. Politickeho ru-
chu z1castnil Sc letos poprve
horlive mluv6 pro tehdejsihc
kandidata, Broeninga.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17

Vybuch ma prvn1m poschod1
neobydleneho domu We 800
bloku S. Dallas ulice pfivolal
policii do domu, v nemz tato
hledala az odkryla nadobu ma
palen1 Thu v objemu 100 gallo
nj. Ohen uhasen byl drive ne.
Iii vetsf skoda jim zp1sobena
byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-17
Automobilove melody.

Diva roxy stara Mary E.
Reeder poranena byla pred do
mem svych rodic1 We 1900 bio
ku William ulice automobilem
Charlese w. Schultz z Coving-
ton ulice. Ditku pferazeno
bylo zebro a hlava potlucena.
/ - Cernosske ditko zabito
bylo 16 jinych osob zraneno
V nehodach, jez V nedeli zavi-
neny byly automobily. V jed
nom pTlpadu, nemz diva mia
di muzi zraneni byli, uveznen
byl Westinghouse automobi-
lista, re zranil tyto a V b1dac-
tvi SVEN ujel m1sta melody
bez poskytnutf pomoci crane
nym. Jiny pr1pad podobny u
dal sc ma rohu Ashland avenue
a McDonough ulice, kde po-
dobni bidaci tezce zranili 65
rokG starenu a ujeli. Starena
tato vzata byla V bezvedom1 do
Johns Hopkins nemocnice s
roztTlstenou lebkou. Srazena
byla automobilem naplnenym
mlad1ky a d1vkami. Edward
Beatson z Washingtonu zatcen
byl po homie "a MIN vedene ma
podezfenl, re zranil svym au-
tomobilem 19 rok6 stareho
Vernona Martina ma Carney's
Point a Franka Unverzagta.
Martinovi pferazena byla noha
- Sest rokG stare d1tko, En-
ma Clayton z Druid Hill ave-,
bylC zabito automobilem elena
d. White Curtis avenue. Pc
zasazeni d1tka White zavezl
smrtelne zranene dltko do ne
mocnice.
= Paul Sesco, jeho manzel-
ka, otec a ditko stez1 vyvazli
nehode, kdyz Sc mimi automo-
bill nedeli pfevrhl ma moste
pres Swan reku u Aberdeen.
Krone mensfch odrenin VIVA
Iii z melody stastne ac vsichni
ma silnici vyhozeni byli z auto
mobilu. Pc osetren1 odrenin
vratili Sc do Baltimore. Neho-
! da zavinena byla prudkym "a
hnutlm Sc na most.
- Louise Foxworth a Edith
Little, ODE studentky ma West
ern vyssi dfvci skole, poraneny
byly V 1tery kdyz jelly v auto
mobilu T1zenem 20 rok1 starou
Glenn Algire z Blue Ridge
Summit, do skoly. Automobil
srazil Sc poulicn1 elektrickou
karou ma rohu Lafayette a
Druid Hill avenue. Algire, jez
navStevou jest V Baltimore, je-
la Sc studentkami po Lafayette
avenue. Elektricka kara vra-
zila do automobile a tento od-
.hodila ma druhe koleje, pc
nichz opachym smerem jela
druha kara. Druha kara odra-
zila automobil ma chodn1k, kde
tento pfevrzeny lezeti zdstal.
Foxworth N. Fulton ave-
nue., jez graduovati mela pra-
We nynf re skoly, vzata byla do
nemocnice S rozrazenou leb-
kou. Little, studentka z druhe-
he rocn1ku, potlucena byla ma
celem tele. R1dicka automobi-
tu, Algire, utrpela nervovym O.
treSem.
- Emma Sherer Moisan,j jez
osudn6 zranena byla minuleho
tYdne V automobilovem neStes-
tt, kdyz S druhymi vracela Sc z
Middle river soru, podlehla pc
8 dennlm utrpeni zranen1 sve-
mu v Bay View nemocnici. Pc
nehode v nemocnici ODE jeji
nohy j amputovany byly.
V nehode usmrcen byl jeji
manzel diva druzi vyletnfci
osudne zraneni.
- Agnes Masinska z SOC
bloku S. Streeper ulice tezce
zranena byla, kdyz We stfedu
sla po chodniku ma Streeper u.
lici nedaleko Fleet ulice.
Automobil, ktery r1dil Will
liam Dorman re S. Streeper u
lice, vjel ma chodn1k tam Ma
sinskou tezce zranil.
Evening star., 1927-08-29
WHAT HAs GONE BEFORE.

Christopher Dahlgren. young news
nauer reporter. is travelling on steamer
bound for Panama ThrouBh n cuih';ut.ce
Anne Morris his eX-hancee, l. also aoodru'
and in addition. Victor Straine, the n,dh III
who caused the trouble between thenl VIII WIZ.
lcd TO the hieaknc Of their tnGaEelheIhit y y
One night Christopher sees woman ~ " L's
cabin Only her feet aie visible anu sie
a. w,a,ring glass shippers. while thonsanu-
dollar mote ls tucked inside the ankle OF hcr
,rapsnarenf stocking He goes in 10 inNesti
rats and receives a blow over the heau
which knocks him UNCONSCIOUS Alter me NE
.au'ird has revived him he finds dhe
t3onsand. dollar bill on the floor and nolihcs
,he nIlrser who saws Il must NeioH2 20
certain mysterious Larry he we're, ~ Siie I
VS. known 10 have carried roll oI n',N
of large denomination. However: L''us
da We're cannot be found athi various COLI
,,lications ensue Que of the glass slnpers
is found IN Anne's cabin aha one IN 1.ndss
,onbpr's and these siipneFs ht Anne ; loot
IN a lifchoat where they have been ."n,
,ealed hv Aubrey winston. hati wltteh
>oune man The wireless operator rfpnlts
i'1at hls apparatus is broken. thTisto'nfst
- sasnected of heing eonBected WIN hdsis
70 Vere's disappearance and locked IN M nis
loom although when he tells ms story ,nS .k
t.antain believes him innocent; lhey Hi nuti,
are suspicious of the stewardess fFaAies,.
Sonia The cantain further Felaies taat
tho thousand-doilar note - found 10 oe,,r me
counterfeit And then winston se,LrtH
throws banana peel into thristophst
cabin with message printed on u 70 ute
. feet that he has additional iniormauob !"
give him.
Evening star., 1927-08-29
Mongol Tribe Dwindling.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
NOVOSIBIRSK. Siberia.-In order
TO preserve from extinction the re.
naming 4O5 members of the once DOW
eriui "karaghass" tribe of Mongolian
origin. Soviet authorities have decided
10 unite them in a cultural unit.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
'LINDY' TO GREET
 MOTHER IN MIDA|R
"We" to Escort Mrs. Lindbergh
 to Mexico City

Mexico City. Dec. 20 CPe-When Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, now en route here by plane, ap- breaches the capital. a silver winged monoplane will appear from the south. the Spirit Of St. Louis piloted by her famous son. flying to escort her to Mexico City
 Lindbergh announced that he will fly from Nalbuena military aviation teld 10 meet his mother, who is ex- pected Wednesday or Thursday. He said he did not intend to fly as far north as Tampico.
 Asked if his mother would return to the United States by plane when her visit here for Christmas was ended. he rcplied That's entirely up to her. It will be an easier trip and just as safe if she chooses to fly"
 Lindbergh then revealed that he has not traveled by steam or electric train. but has iourneyed only in the air or by automobile since he set out from San Diego last spring on the flight that led to Paris.
 Travelled 10000 Miles
 He has travelled more than 10000 miles in the air. he said, and he did not know how many miles by auto mobile.
 When he was taken to the festival Tn his honor at Nochrlilco or Floating Gardens" i2 miles from Mexico City. it was by automobile. He politely declined to travel in the electric train which had been sup piled to take him to the Mexican
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20

tention of doing so ct present. I must and will conclude my Central American trip with a flight to Ha- vana during the Pan-Americap con- ference. l can't fix the date but 1t will not be in time for the open ing (January 16). Then, as I have said before, I will fly home to St. Louis"
 Guatemala City will be his first stop in Central America. He will leave Mexico City sometime after Christmas day and expects to con- plete the flight In nine hours Only the capitals of Central American countries will be visited. He will be unable 10 visit other cities in Mex ico.
 Lindbergh said that he may take President Gales and former Presi- dent Obrecon up for q flight to- morrow. The plane which he tn- tended to use took Will Rogers to the border and will not be back before then, he declared.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
BEAU7Y'S HUSBAND
 LOSES LAWSUIT
Louisiana's First Alienation
 Action Fails

New Orleans, Dec. 20. R1The husband of Virginia Hobbs Moulin Louisiana beauty. Is the loser in Louisiana's first and only suit for alienation of affections.
 Augustin R. Moulin brought civil suit against Frank J. Monteleone. wealthy New Orleans society man. 'charging the latter with winning away the affections of his wife and asking sso.Ooo in damages Mrs. Moulin Is former beauty prize winner Of Memphis. .-.-
 The lower court held that he had no cause of action, and in a deci- dion upon appeal. Chief Justice Charles 4. O'Neil of the state supreme court confirms the opinion and voices opposition to reducing a womans affections to column of figures" ''.' ...
 Marriage is considered only as l civil contract in Louisiana, and the law does not authorize inflic- ton of punitive damages in civil cases. In the 200 years since Bien- vile founded the city of New Or leans and the province of Louisi- ana. the Moulin suit is the first of its sort in state courts.
 "A law that would allow the hus- band compensation in money for such a wrong would be revolting 10 the majority of men," Justice O'Neil says. and might tend more to encourage biackmail than 10 protect the home"
 At common law. he points out, the right Of action for damages in alienation of wife's affections is based partly on the obsolete idea that the wife is one of the hus- bands chattels, But in Louisiana the wife now has every prerogative possessed by her husband.
 Tt would be absurd, therefore. 10 giIa the husband the right of action for damages for aliena ton of the wife's affections on the theory of common law that she is his inferior" Justice O'Neill de-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
Oklahoma Builds Up
 Big Pecan Industry

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 20 LP, A new agricultural industry-pe- can srowing-has been developed in Oklahoma in the last decade.
 state pecan growers association has just held it's first convention and exhibition, where it demon- strated the use of oceans in candies and cakes. The association will urge farmers to plant mere Of the nut-bearing trees.
 In 1920 Oklahoma raised 1 100000 pounds of oceans. valued at s2os,o00 and in 1926 the output reached 10.- 0Ho GOO pounds. netting farmeS Io0o,00o. The 1927 crop has bnen estimated at 4,55o.oo0 pounds. The board of agriculture attributes the decline In production to the fact that many buds were destroyed when the heavy crop of 1926 was shaken from the trees.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20

table he sat between American Am cho. mayor Of Mexico City and Of licial host Of the day.
 President Gales did not attend the luncheon since 1t was purely municipal government function. The foreign office and other government departments were represented by officials.
 The only speech was by Alder man Juan Rico Of Mexico City. In behalf of the municipal govern m"ut, he welcomed Iindbcrgh as a man wjo made two nations under stand each other than which the greatest diplomats could do no more"
 h an interview Lindhergh said that passenger flying with compe- tyut liygns'i a,ia'ors. operating for responsible conc rms, is at present as safe us railroad, automobile or any other form of travel.
 says Aviation is Safe
 People read ot aviation accl- dcyis and think flying is unsatc," la said. "lt's ju-t Is safe as any other form ol 1r4ycl 1T the aviator IS ccnlIa'.ut, A good parallel is with railroad trains. Kailroad travel is considered safe but it wouldn't he If the engines were not managed by experienced engineers who require years Of training to be fitted for their jobs. No one would thlul, ot r,igg in a railroad train with an Incompetent and iucxpcr- ionccd ,ng!necr-aurh an engineer would rot la allowed 10 run inc train
 So it is with aviation. Some sta''s do not have aviation require maats, They do not require licenses and irrompofrnt pilo's can operate |.thin tn1E' states Hlt not in in tar.tn'e traffic. Tins needs to be corroc,ed."
 Of his future palns. Lindbergh said, T would like to go to Sou,h America sometime but have no in
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20

Venice. So today his record still stood.
 T am not definitely attempting Q record" he said. doubtless I'll have to travel otherwise than by airplane and automobile ere long. Neverthc- less l want to keep it up as long as l can"
 At Xochimilco. Lindbergh com pleted another triumphal voyage. this time in a flower -bedecked gon- dola- The boat was poled through the canals at the average speed of q mile an hour-probably the slowe the Lone Eagle has travelled in re- cent years
 American and Mexican flags fash he passed under the bridges spau- ming the canals,
 Popu,aCc Cheers Hero
 Barefootcd Indian girls, Indian men in white cotton trousers rolled above the knees, little Indian chil- dren. their arms and legs bare and their black pig-tails tied with gay ribbons, pressed about J.indy to shower flowers upon him aa h.s boat passed
 lindbeIgh's eondo,a was canopied with q covering Of flowers. Two other boats filled with musicians dressed in native costume. who played and sang the songs of their country. followed.
 AS Lindbcrgh approached the island in the center of the network of canals, bands played the national anthems ot Mexico and America AS those on the shore roared their welcome, the flier stood on the prov of his ship waving his hand
 Loves Warm Cline
 And 10 think that there Is snow and ic" at home" he said. T have never seen anything more haaui- tul"
 On the island. Lindhergh vas the luncheon guest of the Mexico City municipal council. At the banquet bassador Morrow and Arturo Sara
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
MISSING BOY OF THREE
 FOUND IN SWAMP
Picked up Half Frozen by Trooper Not Far From His Home in
 Car(1ifY N l.

Cardiff, N. J.. Dec. 20 R-Three year old James Branco. missing for twenty-two hours. was found yester- day in swamp thicket, not 400 yards from his home, by Trooper Camp just beyond the point where two b!oodhounds had repeatedly lost the scent. The child was semi-con- cious, blue-tipped and unable to move his frozen hands and feet.
 The trooper, who came. with others from the Absecon barracks, blew his whistle as soon as he stum- bled across the boy. Farmers who had been beating the brush and swampland all night in forty-mile wind came on the run. They carried the boy to his home. There the boys mother. Mrs. Jennie Branco, cG years old, tried to tear Jimmie" from the troopers who were doing their best to revive him. The father Charles. 32. called In from the search. ollapsed when he learned that his son had been found.
 Jimmie was revived by hot soup and the application of ice to his legs
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
Sign Bans Smoking
 In 59 Languages

Las Cruces, N. NJ. Dec. 20. R- Along the southern border of New Mexico everybody speaks two or three languages and more than a score of nationalties are represented in the population.
 Smoking is a universal habit and fires have been so destructive to cot ton bales and ginning mills that No Smoking" signs have been post ed in a multitude of languages.
 In one town ginning mill dis plays the warning in 22 tongues, in- cluding Polish, Spanish. Chinese, Russian, Swedish, Hebrew. Portu- guese. Danish. Turkish and German. And after these admonitions is the notation in English: Tn other words, no smoking"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20

clares. He advocates penal statute as the best means of check ing alienation.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
Swift & Company

New Britain Branch, 2o-43 Commercial Street
 ). R. Andrews, Manager
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
LETECKA POSTA CEZ
YOUNGSTOWN ZAHAJENA

Vo Stvrtok tOhto tyzdna zaha-
lena bola letecka posta medzl
Clevelandom, Youngstownom a
Pittsburghom. Popoludni o l.2O
lolatelo 2 Clevelandu postova lie
tadlo Miss Youngstown a o
niekol 'ko minnt nato lietadlo
Miss Pittsburgh. Lietadla sle-
tely ma Lansdowne Field pri Lo-
gan Road, kde bude stale letisNlo
a kratkom case postaveny al
hangar. Lietadla uvltane boly
asi 1909 obcanmi, medzi ktoryml
Dol mestsky 1rad, postovv nrad
a nacelnici ob6ianskych spollSoy
Letecka posta bude cd tohoto dina
stalou ustanovizhon medzi Cleve-
landom, Youngstownom a Pitts
burgom. Ona urychli postove spo-
ienie medzi tymito mestami, lebo
dopis doruceny bude v druhom
mestc bchom poldruhej hodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

Toto sn Stankovie siroty, H.
rocna 'Agheska a 13-rocna Maria
Azbeta, ktorych matka-vdova,
pi. Alzbeta Stankoya zabita bola
vo Styrtok vecer minuleho tyzdna
automobilom, riadenym opitym
1-rukym mrzakom Louisom P.
Kennedy.
Dievcatka staN sa polovicnlmi
sirotami pred dvoma rokmi. ked
ich otec, mestsky detektiv, Ste
fan Stanko zomrel ma cierne kia-
hne. Stanko, chorobu dostal cd
jedneho suseda, ktoreho ma smr-
tel mel posteli obsl,lhoval, neve-
diac, ma jakn nemoc jeho priatel
trpi.
Ably dievcata dostaly akii-takii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
DRzAL VRECE S 'PENIAZMI'
Boil OSVNDIOVANY o $500

Jozef Pejko, Z c. 243 Pennsyl-
yania Ave, Mcdonald, kllpil pc
tieto dni trocha rozumu, ale stale
ho to az 800. Keby 81 bol pred
platil tieto noviny pred pol ro-
kom, boil by NAL este dnes svojich
800. LeIbo prisiel ne prave tax.
ako jeden Grek pred pol rokom.
o com SINE vtedy pisali.
Pejko stretnul sa pondelok
dvoma syindlermi, ktori no
nahovorili. aby siel mimi do OBJ
chodu. A ably NAL k MIN doyeru.
dali mu do ruky papierove vrec-
ko, y ktorom malo byt udajne
10 500 cd kazdeho svindlera.
Svindleri pMiadali Pejku, ably al
on svojich 800 vlozil do vrecka
ze pojdu do Clavelandu obchod
knpit'. Odisli ma Erie stanicu a
Gakali ma vlak. Ale ked vlak e.
Ste nemal prist' odisli, ze len ma
minntku re sa vratia hned
PeJko. 6akal "a svojimi partner
mi" dEho ked NJ al vlak obi
siel, zacal tnsit cosi zleho. Otvo-
ril papierove vrecko a tam miesto
penazi videl postrihany papier
Chudak Pejko oznamil lotrovstvo
policii, ale po svindleroch nz MET
AMI stopy,
Svindel previedli sikoyne tax
ze Pejkovi dali drzat yrecko
papierom a oni wall vrecko pc,
niazmi. !.