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New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
GRATITUDE DEBT
 ISFULLY PAID
Englishman Gives Freely to
 American Zoos

New York. Dec. 9 Pr-A former Englishman's debt of gratitude to America, where he made his for tune. is being repaid in terms of zoology.
 Arthur s. Ncrnay. who camr to New York years ago and found the city his E! Dorado, is financing q series of expeditions to collect spcciments of Indian mammals for the American Museum of Natural History. He is now on his way 10 that country to get a rare Burmese rhino. In association with Col. J. C. Faunthorpe of England he all ready has given the institution ma terial for number of habitat groups.
 The object of the latest quest is known to zoologists as the Sondai- GUS rhino. It belongs to a small. shorthoraed species found in Ten nasserim, adjoining the border of Siam, adjoining the border Of Siam, and is so nearly extinct that the Burmese government protects it vigorously. However. Sir liar court Butler, governor of Burma, has permitted the expedition to shoot two specimens in order that the Museum can complete it's col lection of Asiatic rhinos.
 While MT. Nernay and Colonel Faunthorpe are on their way to Rangoon, parties of natives are securing the country in search of
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
PRIMARY LAWS IN
 ILLINOIS ARE VOID
Eight Of These Have Been
 0Verruled

Chicago. Dec. 9 tP.-1lliuoih again IS Tn the throes of court fight over its direct primary system, center ot contention in the state for near ly a quarter Of q century.
 In that time half < dozen laws establishing primaries have been thrown out by the courts, and now two laws, passed by the last legis- lature and designed 10 meet all ob- jections. have been held uuconsii- tutional hy lower tribunals and the issue rests with the state supreme court.
 Governor Small has said that if the laws are finally held invalid, he will call the Illinois legislature into special session 10 enact a new primary law, in an effort to have il operative in time for the 1928 nominations next April If the ef- fort fails, 8 reversion to the con- vention method of nomination is held inevitable.
 The fight for direct primaries began in 1905 when the compulsory delegate primary law was enacted. 4 year after its adoption. it was declared unconstitutional and q substitute law was passed In 1907 the substitute was held uncon- stitutional.
 The first direct primary laws was enacted in 1908. A year later that law was thrown out, and in 1910 two direct primary acts. the leeis-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
BRICK 0F PURE
 GOLD IS SEIZED
Soviet Police COn6SCate Rich
 Find

Moscow Dec. 9 PD-A brick Or pur" gold, buried by its owner dur lug the revolution with the hope of saving it later, has come into the hands ot the police. The bar weigh ed sixteen pounds and was hidden ill 1917 by Madame Dunaieve, wife of Moscow'S millionaire match king, nho had entrusted the precious metal 10 her for safe Keeping.
 For len long years Madame Du- naieya has been scheming to visit the hiding place in the garden Of her former palace and unearth the treasure which would aid her dur ing the troublesome times.
 But the long arm of the police, who had suspected that the Du- 1aieyas had concealed some of his riches, reached out and clutched the golden bar at the exact moment that Madame Dunaieva had it with in her grasp for one short moment
 Madame Dunaicva came 10 Mos cow under disguise. Her summer palace, in the garden Of which the gold had been hidden, had been transformed into children's home and was well guarded by custodians and watch dogs. She ascertained that it was impossible to accom- plish the task alone and she there fore decided 10 marry a Soviet off, cer whom she took into confidence. Together they hired two workers, promising a generous reward.
 But the Moscow police, who had been tipped off" had their eye on tho diggers. and Madame Dunai- eva was arrested the moment she discovered the treasure
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
MRS. CROKER NOW
 WRITING HISTORY
Compiling Facts About Chero-
 keS Indians

Palm Beach, Fla. Dec. 9. lP,--An opera could be written on the life of tha Indian paopia of America If only native Wagner" could be found to compose tt. believes Mrs. Richard IFohvr. herself a dcscen- dan. or the Cherokee Indians.
 The widow ot the former Tam many TloH chioftair, heiress 10 most or his fortune, long has had an ambition To convert the TO- manes or her people into literature and music. She has q collection Of 1uH storia~ and is compiling a his tory O. -lc Ch-rclly,s.
 Contrary to popular conception. sin is uo' and has mover been an luiiau princess. Hank in the his toric past. there wore kings and Qu=,n~. br' sho says royalty long ago gav, wrN 10 democracy and sIrH prominent nersons as Will Rogers. Senator F, l.. Owen and roagrassmaD W. W. Hastings, who lij,eNisa G.frr with pride to their CGarohe" b'c1l
 Tio daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Edmonson Mrs. Troker WIS born on farm near Tahiaprah. oklahoma. the old Cherokee national capital. She was educated in the Cherokee Na,ioNaI Seminary and late" studied music in Boston, where sin" first met cro..er.
 When I Was gIrl was fired wi,h tho ambition to krcp alive th" spiritual things of my Cherokee people" she relates. The lives of the oIl Indians before civilization depended upon them were beauti- fQl. We were the most spiritual people known, and some have said the most religious.
 "When peSoto sailed ID the Sa- vanuah river he imprisoned a Cher ohrs queen in an effort to get her people 10 tell where gold found on copper hatchcts came from. She would not fell, but she succeeded in leading DcSoto off his course to the verge of starvation at Coffee tachiquct. now Spring Place, Ga."
 Since her marriage .and tho death Of her husband. she has never been able 10 get back to the life I left" Work on the history, however, now is going ahead. As for tho opera, "I have the material, but I can not do it." she explains. w" must get Q Wagner 10 do that"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
Men Take One Job Away
 From Sister Rivals

London. Dec. g tP)-Women are SO often entering the domains of man that 1t is surprising that men have won out in a sphere hitherto held exclusively by women.
 This is in the arranging of flow CTS, which experts declare men can do more artistically than women.
 At the Royal Horticultural Soci- ety's show at Westminster one ex- hibitor said:
 'J don't like 10 think Of what these shows would be like if women had the arranging of the flowers left to them. They are afraid of putting up brave display. They are too sentimental and their methods of arranging are much too Weedy or rather aesthetic"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
Cart Horses of Rome
 Carry Own Lunches

Rome, Dec. 9. P-What core spends to a ham sandwich among men is carried by all horses and mules in Rome. hitched to the shafts of a dump-cart when the animals leave their stables for the days work.
 On and off shaft of every cart Is tastenedS by a wooden pin and the half-hitch of a rope a bundle of hay within easy reach of the animal
 With this luncheon always on tap the horse or mule munches away contentedly while the cart is being loaded or cnptied, and even snatches mouthful while idling along the street.
 Many of the horses of Rome have become adept thieves in steal
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

lative and the general. were adopt ed. They were revised in 1913 and ill l919. In 1920 the revised laws were knocked out and the state re- verted to the 1910 acts which had not been tested.
 In June of this year the supreme court declared the 1910 laws un- constitutional, and a few days later in" legislature passed the present laws, now in question.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
FIND LONGEVITY IN WORK

Rome. Dec. g. P-Work means longevity, Italian women believe. Up to two days before she died near Naples at the age of 101, Rosa Cal zone did capably the housework Of a woman of 30 without fatigue.
 Tretola Lugia. who died at the age Of 106, was in full possession of all her faculties until a few hours before death. She recalled perfectly events of 1S4S and 1860 at Benevento and she took great interest in fascism.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
Dutch Finally Straighten
 Out Leaning Steen't

NieuWkoop, Holland, Dec. 9. Pi-- For leaning towers the Dutch have no use. even s q curiosity. A 30o- year-old church steeple here which was about three feet out of the perpendicular has been strengthened by an operation which drew archi- tectural experts from all over th" country.
 The stcepIe. which weighed some t6o tons. was first entirely lifted off it's foundation by 9 hydraulic jacks and then lowered again with inf nite care. at T slightly slower rate
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

ing the luncheon of an equine com- panion, when number of carts are side by side and the drivers have left for dinner. If nose-bag cov- CTS the mouth of one horse while he munches his grain, a horse be- side him. even if his bundle of hay
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

Sondaicus. The expedition is to be accompanied by two members of the Museum staff and by a game warden delegated by the British Government
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
POla'S Sister-in-Law
 Models Air Trophy

Paris. Dec. LPl-Pola Negri and Mae Murrays sister-in-law, the Princess Mdivani, is at work in her Paris studio on q trophy which the International League Of Aviators will offer to the worlds champion aviatriX for 1927.
 It is a statue of a winged woman teaching a youth, representing aSia- ton. to fly with greater skill.
 Ruth Elder is the only woman flier who has seen the statue. She visited the Princess studio while in Paris and expressed great admiration for the first women's international trophy. which is to be retained at headquarters of the In ternational League of Aviators here.
 Winners of the trophy will be presented with miniatures of the statue and their names will be en- graved on the original.
 
 Frogs can survive without food for lG months and snakes have been known 10 liv" after two years of
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

snatch bit after bit of the hay of the other horse.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

on one side than on the other, so that the structure came to stand straight again. The difficult opera ton was carried out without mis- hap.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

England has a girl stag hunter. oo0.ooo in aviation subsidies this year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Ma zrcadlo 81 prec netroufaIi.

Vysmfvaj1ce sc poveram, 21
clenove klubu 13, v patek ma
den 13. kvetna, sesli Sc We skle-
pc domu {. 13 N. Howard uli-
ce, ably dokazali, re re tfinact-
ky k tomu jeste patku 81 mic
nedelajf.
Uderem 9. 13 schnze, liz
jak muzi tax zeny sc z1castni-
Ii, zahajena byla. Clendm MS
f1zeno otevr1ti destnfky a drze-
tt je mad sebou. Udelano vse-
mi bez bazn6. NaTizeno jiti
pod zebriky. Ud6lano. Ger
ne kocky pusteny pres cestu
clend. Kraceli bez bazne. Ka-
zdemu dano do ruky male zr-
cadlo a kladivko. Narlzeno
kladlvky zrcadla rozbfti. De-
set nebojacnych poslechlo zr-
cadla rozbili. Ostatni ma ope-
tovane rozkazy predsedy ne
poslechl. Dosli ku stolu a z IL
cha ma mem neporusena zrcad-
la polozili.
Povera nestest1, rozbije-i
Sc zrcadlo, byla pfilis silnou
pro ne. Dokud do zrcadel Sc
nepustf, Ia pine clenstv1 klubu
trinactky Jim dano nebude.
Klub usnesl Sc poradati vylet
ma COLCHESTER 13. cervna, Wy
chazku ma den 13. cervence a
davati bude hru ma den 13.
r1jna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Uzil tuzky Ia revolver.

Muz, jenz uveznen byl "
Baltimore ma zapadn1 stanici,
priznal Sc, re prepaid gasolf-
novou stanici We Washingtonu
V noci z nedele ma pondell.
John F. Carlisle, zrfzenec sta
nice domnivaje Sc, re nan ban
dita miTf revolverem, vydal
mu 5000. Bandita We skutec-
nosti mifil nan ne revolverem,
ale obycejnou tuzkou. Policii
imeno sve udal: James P.
Moore re Sparrows Point. Do
Washingtonu dojel vydluze-
nym automobilem. Stanici S
tuzkou v ruce prepaid 10.
hodine vecer.
z Washingtonu oznamen byl
prepaid zdejsi policii spolu S
popisem automobilu. Kolem
pnlnoci policista Duffy auto
mobil poznal ma Baltimore a
Paca ulici a banditu zatkl.
Policie zdejs1 vysetruje
jiny prepaid gasolfnove stani-
ce, jenz proveden byl teze no.
ci ma Hartford a Aisquith ulici.
Zrizenec, August Franzman,
udal, re pTepaden byl dvema
bandity, jeden z Mich namiril
nan revolver a zatlacil -jej do
maleho pr1stenku zatim CO
druhy wal z pokladny $2O2.
Dva cernosi: Ellis Knight
Walter Kicks zatceni byli a
uvezneni ma zapadnf stanici pc
prepadeni cirkusoveho hudeb-
nika, Henry SIENNA, jehoz okra-
dli ma rohu Greene a Eislen u
lie O SIS, klarinet, ktery v
male skrfnce nesl. Klarinet po.
licie nalezla We sklepe domu, Y
nemz Ricks bydlel We 400 bio
ku w. Conway ulice.
= Ma vychodnf policejn
stanici uveznen byl cernocf
Louis Smith, jenz prepaid ma
jitelku obchodu ma Exeter uli
ci, Bessie Wiener. Kdyz pro
nasledovan byl sousedem OBJ
chodu, ztracel ukradene dola
Try jeden "a druhym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20

V 1tery prohibicn1 agent
znicili dve nadoby ma paleni
koralky a jeden domacf pivo-
var. Pro nedovolenou vyrobu
a prodej zatceni byli drzitele
saloon1: James Neuman
Pearl ulice, Bernard Tiagener
Hartford avenue a James Ro-
gers z Reynolds ulice.
Policejnf straznfk, Bernard
Miller, dohonil v 1tery V noci
ma Greenmount avenue auto
mobil, v jehoz zadku zadne
nebylo svetlo. V automobilu
nalezena byla zasoba kofalky
a diva: Carroll Ward z n
Charles ulice a Owen Ford, c
2O5O E. Hoffman ulice. Obs
byli zatceni.
Vladn1 soudce 1tery odsou
dill do vezenf sest mokrych oe
80 do 90 dni. "Sedeti" budol
v Cambridge, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Sedm tisic navstivilo divadla
nedsli.

Pfedstaveni v divadle Ford's
posledni nedeli z1castnilo Sc
vice nezli 1000 osob.
We II cernosskych diva
dlech pohyblivymi obrazky
1castnilo sc ma 5000 osob.
PTedstavenf ia poradana by
la Cervenym krfzem ku prospe-
chu trpfcfch povodnf v oblasti
reky Mississippi.
Pfedseda Baltimorskeho od-
boru Cerveneho KTfze, Brooks,
stezuje 81 ma netecnost Balti-
morand ku jedne z nejvetsich
katastrof, jez Ameriku navst1-
villa. z netecnosti zvlaste vi
nj obchodn1 domy.
Plny kYedit Brooks vzdava
chudsi tTfde mesta, jez obetmi
svymi hledela a hledf pomoci
trpicim povodnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Nacelnik " Aberdeen zabit a
spalen We vzduchoplavecke
nehode.

Major Harold Geiger, 43 ro-
ky stary, komandant vzducho-
plavecke stanice v Aberdeen,
Md, byl zabit a spalen V utery
odpoledne, kdyz vzducholod,
" nfz Sc vznasel mad Middle
town Air Depot, srftila Sc w
Siny. Poole vseho major asi
uzil neprave kontroly.
Kdyz mrtvola byla zvednuta
byla spalena tax, re nebylo
mono konstatovati, zdali u
smrcen byl padem anebo zda-
Ii uhoTel ku smrti.
PTi padu aeroplan dotknuv
sc zeme, vznesl Sc znovu do
tvyse asi 20 stop a pax klesl a
shorel. Gasolfnove nadrzky
explodovaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Mayor obratil prvni lopatu
hliny.

Jednfm z poslednich akt1
mayorske slavy Jacksonovy by
10 v pondelf vyrypnuti hliny
lepatou ma pozemku, ma nemz
vystavena bude musejn1 budo-
va nakladem jednoho milionu
dolar1, jak naklad tento od-
hlasovan byl pri poslednfch
volbach.
Museum postaveno bude mad
Wyman's parkem v linii S 81.
ulici a S pr1cel1m ma Charles
ulici. Ceremonie pondeln1 by
la zcela jednoducha. Mala
skupina muzG a zen sesla Sc 9
p1l jedenate pod stromy po-
zemku. Mayor Jackson uv1-
tan byl predsedou musejni spo-
lecnosti, Randallem, a Jim do
veden ma m1sto, kde lopatou
rypnouti mel. Ma v1taci rec
predsedovu mayor kratce cd
povedel, rypnul lopatou, Wy.
rypnutou hlfnu prevratil a byle
DO ceremonii.
Plan ma budovu vypracova
New Yorsky mayor, John Rus
sell Pope.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Broening mayorem.

! V 1tery nastolen byl William
F. Broening do uradu mayors
mesta "a pffslusnych ceremo-
nil. Uredn1 pr1sahu slozil pred
klerkem nejvyssfho soudu, Ste
phen c.. Little. 0 pul jedenac-
lite rano mayor Broening slozil
lsvoji poklonu odstupujicimu
mayorovi Jacksonovi v ufadov-
ne ma mestske radnici.
V prGvodu odeSli do Valec-
ne pametnf budovy, kde nasto-
leni provedeno bylo.
Mayor Broening v prvnl den
vlady sve ustanovil vypomoc-
nym tajemnfkem Eduardo H.
Brandta.
V adrese sve novy mayor
dal vahu ma to, re pricinf Sc,
aby zdanovanf stejne rozvrze-
no bylo a vybiranf dan1 aby
pokud mono zavedeno bylo
ku dobru poplatnfkI.
Sllbil, re ustanovf komisi, ,jez
by vypracovala plany a re pod
porovati bude vyvoj skol, We
refine zdravotnictvf a jine O.
becn1 zajmy lidskosti.
Dotekl sc divine methody po-
slednf administrace, jez snlzi-
la dane "a to zvysila nemilo-
srdne ceny majetky a naval
tento zpdsob klamanim, jez
jest neodpustitelnym.
Novy mayor nastupuje zod-
povedny Trad svGj S pran1m
zdaru vsech dobfe smySlej1-
cich. Ze v mnohem bude mu
zapoliti S temi, kter1 jenom o.
sobn1 zisk hledati budou, da Sc
cekati.
Ably novy mayor a jeho rad
ci spell ku spravnemu resent
mnohych problemd ku dobru
mesta a obyvatelstva, jest pfa-
MIN kazdeho Baltimorana, kite
ry media Sc voditi "a nos pT1slu-
senstvfm ku te nebo one poll
ticke strane, ale ktery chce, a.
by vse bylo dobre spravedli-
We!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Automobilove melody.

Walter Stumff, vrchnf inze-
nyr spolecnosti Black & Dec
ker Towson zabit byl, kdyz v
sobotu automobil S MIN sc pre-
vrhl ma Western Run Pike v
Baltimorskem okresu do strou-
by. Agent teze spolecnosti,
William C. Allen, zranen byl.
Nestesti je potkalo ma mistech,
kde silnice prudce Sc zahyba.
" podobne nehode crane
nj byli diva ma Washington bou-
levard, kdyz automobil S mimi
Sc prekotil nedaleko Muikirk
do silnicnfho prfkopu. Pora-
neni byli: John Wilkinson a
cernoch rid1cf automobil, Will
liam z. Lyde. Knihy, jez S Sc
bou veil do Washingtonu, od-
kud mely rozeslany byti ma
mornlkIm slouzicim cizich
vodach, po silnici rozhazeny
byly.
- POllc1StOVl, William Doeh-
lerovi, zlomeno bylo rameno,
kdyz srazil Sc jeda v automobi-
lu automobilem cernocha Vir-
gila Simse ma rohu Calhoun a
Hollins ulic.
= Kdyz prechazel v ponde-
Il Broadway u Fleet ulice, 60
!ety Harry Kenly z Ready ave-
nue., porazen a zran6n byl au-
tomobilem. Ride tohoto zasta-
vii, zavolal kolem jedoucf taxi
a postal jej Sc zranenym do
Johns Hopkins. Rfdici taxicabu
zaplatil predem a nezli taxicab
odejel vtiskl zranenemu do ru-
ky tri dolary. Ma to zmizel a
po dovezeni ran6neho do ne
zmizel i taxicab. Po-
licie patrala do rama v 1tery
mic nevypatrala.
V 1tery rano ma vychodn1
stanici prisel Louis Koch, els.
1879 Eastern avenue a udal, re
on to byl, ktery starce porazil.
Koch dale udal, re ptal Sc po-
razeneho, zdali je poranen, "a
lie re starec jej ujistil, ze nenf.
V nemocnici vySetreno, re
mu pferazena byla klfcnf kost
vedle utrpenf n6kolika odre-
min.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
jackson podepsal ODE predlohy

Pfedloha, kterou odstupujl-
CT demokraticka mestska rada
$ plnym kvapem vypracovala a
liz zvyseny jsou 'platy dobre
placenym pohlavarGm mestske
spravy, podepsana byla v pom
deli vecer mayorem Jackso-
nem. Zvysenf platG bude: ma
yoru O diva tisfce rocne vice,
dohromady IL tis1c. Presiden-
tu mestske rady 2 tisfce vice,
dohromady pet tisfc rocne,
mestskemu kontroloru o ctyri
tislce rocne vice, dohromady
osm tisfc, vrchn1mu inzenyru o
tis1c dolard vice, dohromady
osm tis1c pet set a mestskemu
pravniku ctyri tisfce vice, do
hromady osm tisfc NdolarG roc
ne. Move zvoleny mayor Broen-
ing zasluhuje plny kredit, re
podal protest proti tomuto pie
nenf mestske pokladny. Je to
smutne, re pro maleho nenl pc
nez. Dale mayor Jackson po-
depsal predlohu ma znovu usta-
novenf demokratickych konste-
bib proti sedmi.
Obojfm podpisem mayor
Jackson v ocfch rady obean1
poskodil jinak dobry rekord
sv1j.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Sileny farmar dynamitem u
smrtil 38.

V Bath, Mich, Andrew Ke-
hoe, farmar vyhodil do povetri
skolnf budovu, v n1z usmrceno
bylo 33 dftek starych cd 6 do
8 rok1. Ctyricet poraneno bylo.
Pred vybuchem We skole, W.
buche mznicil svoji farmu.
Uzil ku vybuchu asi 500 libe1
dynamitu, ktery do sklepa sko-
ly zanesl v noci. Dynamit "a
palil dratem, jfmz spoil tente
Sc svym automobilem. Krone
dftek zabiti byli i ucitele, post
mistr a osadnfk tamn1, celken
s dftkami 38 OsOb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Drahe svezeni.

J1zda poulicnf elektrickou
karou skrze tri bloky Edmund
son avenue, stala v pondelf 81
rokG stareho Charlese Krucky
$11.5212. z obnosu toho do
stala spolecnost sedm a pGl
centu. Ostatek nechan byl
Kruckym ma severovychodnf
stanici.
Krucky, jak kondukter udal,
chtel jeti ma zapad. Kara ma
zapad nejela a Krucky pocal
hTmeti, proc kara ma zapad ne
jede. Ia kratko odvezen byl
policistou ma vychod. Krucky
udal, re bydlf ma N. Montford
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20

MllulC uCOClC NCCCI SCOCl Ok
osadni vybor v dolejs1 skoln
mistnosti by jmenem osadnlkt
rozloucil Sc Sc svym vseobecne
oblibenym rektorem, veled1-
stojnym panem JOS. w. Sottem
ktery pTi nasf osade celou fadu
let velice zdarne pGsobil.
Schnzi zahajil predseda O.
sadnfho vyboru, p. Vaclav Ko-
zlovsky, uvodem oznamiv shro-
mazdenym smutnou zpravu, re
dosavadn1 rektor osady, veldst.
%. Soft, ma rozkaz svych pred
stavenych prelozen je ma move
pdsobiste v New Yorku, a re
osadu nasf techto dnu opousti.
Zprava tato dotknula Sc velice
bolne vsech osadnfkG, kter1 jej
neradi vidf odchazet. Predse-
da V. Kozlovsky, mlstopredse-
da Frant. Businsky a tajemnlk
M. Kalista, vhodnymi slovy
vzpomenuli zasluh odchazej1-
c1ho o osadu; jeho peel o po-
staveni Osadn1 Budovy ma Ma
olson a Duncan ulicfch, zfska-
nj pro osadu prilehajfcfho po-
zemku ma Ashland Avenue a
Chester ulici, a poukazali ma
povsechny rozmach osady, jak
v ohledu duchovn1m tax hmot-
mem a spolecenskem, "a puso-
beni veled1stp. Sofia, "a coz
zaslouzil 81 cd osady nehynou-
-cf dix.
V tomtez smeru nesly Sc pro-
'slovy dvou prftomnych pionerd
osadnfch, PIP. Josefa solera a
Jana ]. Kaspara. Dale pro-
mluvili clenove vyboru, pp.:
Frant. svatora, Josef sacha,
Karel Hrdlicka, Frant. Otce-
nasek, Ant. Skfivan, Jan Troch
Alois Miller, Aug. Zeman, To-
mas Rynes, Frant. Machacek {
Vaclav PrGcha, Josef Petr, FIR.
Base, Volt. Hubka, T. Velenov-
sky, Jos. He'll, JOS. Rynes, Ka-
rel Peterka, Vaclav Oktavec,
Josef Duchek, Jan Cihlar, Ka-
rel RGzek, Josef Vonasek, Mat.
Polanka a JIM.
Veleddstojny pan Soft prl-
tomnym srdecne podekoval "a
iich pratelske projevy, a pra-
vii re cokoliv pro osadu ucinil,
ucinil milerad pro sve osadnf-
ky pro osadu z ktere pocha-
II, re mu bude dostatecnou
odmenou kdyz osadnfci sv. Va
clavstf budou sve vymozenosti
bedlive strezit uchovaj1 je
pro sebe pro budouc1, jako
cenny odkaz po predcich
svych zdedeny, a nabadal je
by Sc neodnarodnovali, ale zu-
stall vernf svemu ceskosloven-
skemu pGvodu a wire zdedene.
Odchazejicfho veled1stojneho
pana Sofia provaz1 vdecna
vzpom1nka "a zde vykonana
dila, a vTele pfan1 vsech osad-
Mkt, by prace jeho ma novem
p1sobiSti byla tax blahodarna
jako mezi nami.
F. J. Pintner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Zaskrt hrozi.

Zdravotnf komisar ukazuje
ma rozmnozen1 onemocnen1 "a
skrtem O 240 procent V uply-
nulem tydnu. Zdravotni stav
mesta celkem jest dobry. Le-
kari mesta a obyvatelstvo "a
dano jest, aby ochranne ocko-
vani proti zaskrtu provadeno
bylo. V tydnu zemrelo 229 O.
sob. Nejh1re radila srdecni
vada, zapal Pile a ledvinove
nemoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20
Zabil Sc padem mostu.

Sedmilety hoch, George Ter
zin Boyd ulice, spadl v pom
deli Sc zeleznicn1ho mostu ma
po silnici jedoucf truck. Tez-
ce zraneny hoch jeste tehoz
dne zemrel nemocnici.
- We sklepe domu, {. 1916
Westerwald avenue, zabit by
48 rokn stary Joel H. Drum
mond, kdyz pfi sprave vyhre.
vajicf roury spadl ma neho ra.
diator.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-20

Budouci nedeli ma 5000 mo-
torman1 a kondukterI elektric-
kych poulicnlch kar hlasiti Sc
bude do prace sc "slamaky" ma
hlavach - poprve historic
neco podobneho! Slamaky jsou
modre barvy. Zdali pro ne
pozdeji zavedeny budou "spic.
fraky" a bile vesty, historic ne.
povfda. At tax nebo onak, je.
dino je tu: jaro!