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New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
MAYORS IN STAFF:
 HOPEFUL FOR 50
Continued From First Pagc)


 swimming pool has bc~n buil,: teachcrs' pensions have been pro- \idcd for and q new trade school built and placed in operations; the high school committee and the boa ri of cducation have been consolidated and the acreage of the city's aViA- tion field has been more than doubled.
 "Thcre is in contemplation an eX- pen1ituro of approximately $3.U0D - GOO for public mproVements. Living conditions in Hartford are excellent and the businesses of manufactlrinG insurance and finance have pro. src@sed favorably A fair dia@osis for Hartford indicates q condition Gf health. prosperity and progress" | Bridgeport Executive Optimistic 2 Bridgeport can lOo!, forward vii h optimi"r. 10 l9&n in the opinion o; Mayor r.. T. Buckingham who wrote as followy:
 ''Hrid@cport's outlook upon the future is bright. notwithstanding temporary 2etbacks of market ana industrial activity.
 Each year sees rh. physical as- sets of the community increase. New building Is tho criterion. and this new building GizcIozcs that many millions of dollars have been eX- pended toward auGmouting the phN- sical side of our city by which. aftrr all. is growth is Gauged. Our banks reflect the thrift Of our people. The aggregate capital o' these financial institutions diSclog"s that BridGeport's reservoirs Of f- nunce are sufficiently capable of sus- tainn@ the future.
 Bridgeport is particularly forth nate in being within the metropo'i- tan district. Its proximity 10 New York makes it an advantageous working desk for interests whose ccnters are in the metropolis. It is the only large city in Fairfield coun- ty which can offer resources 10 ac- commOGate thoec factories and bu>i- n"ss houses which require intimate and immediate contact with New York.
 "Wth tbis background. augmon' cd by drive 10 capitalize our na'- lraI barbor end channel resources to secure for our city the proposed how post office, 10 offer induStri Is those facilities which make for their prosperity as we'll as ours, Bridge port can not Lolp but look to the future with the optimism which hos made America great and which w,Il
 Mayor Raymond Crumb of Bris-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Mr:iIcn Expects Prosperity

Nrri,'pn, Dee. IS LP}-Mayor Wales l." DcbuSsy today stated that hc expects that general prosperity will b1 enjoyed in this city during the coming NrHr, He said: "A feel ing that 19&o will bring continued oI even better general business CO., di;jons 10 this cjfy Is prevalent #mon% our financial and mdustr I lc"drra.
 Tt is my hope and belief thst
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Ei..sS D!BF\TI itI', PLAN

Washington, Dec IS LlN The rN- today by senator Brook hart Of Iowa. IS q method by which the farmers Of the country could gain $f.oo".- on0,oo0 more year from their crop sales.
 Speaking" over th" nct- work of fin" x; tional Eroadcasting co. the Iowa senator said that $5,o0o. QUO, ,00o more than the amount now received was necessary if the farmcr was 10 get Wages for his work equal 10 those of ordinary. un&killcd labor. Proper adjustment of the tariff, he said, might produce the other bill lion,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

1929, look for public improve }H"nts in the Ways of streets, +"W"r~- and other municipal dcvoloplH"n.s calling for the expenditures of 2I least $30o,ooo over and above tn" normal annual budget"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
IDrriny'On Prospect .

TorrInGton expects 10 make cor siderable outlay in municipal int provemcntS next year sonlc of it. however, being spread OCT q term Of years so that outlay will no; fa,I too heavily on the taxpayers Mayo. Ernest T.. NovoN, in his Icol head '2id: 'Thc cO.ning yrur W" propo~, to spend approximately $IDu.0oU Q. which about $50. .UuO' is for new roH.i: and storm sewers. and approximate l. $70.ooo is for the tir.t vrar'S pr9- gran towards construction CT a sanitary sewage djspo>al plant which will cost the city about $50 .oN0.
 This program for SrWa"u Gi.no.!I plant. has been laid out by sanitary sewer engineers to run over a period of five wears. Ii is proposed that SO much Of the work bo done each year until completed. In this Way it will rot h" so hard on the taNpHycrs."
 A.am'orj .;NncctS Property
 Mayor William w. Graves tr Stamford expressed great optimism over the outlOON for nest year in ms 'ity, rcmarhing that 1929 had ta!;,m care of itself while ahead the ou'- look was for d DroSpcro ous 1880. The mayor said: Several of our nlanH- featuring industries are just in the act Of making considerable additions 10 their properties lookin" forward to an expansion program 10 be car red on, during the coming year.
 "Tho city Of Stamford. ilcclf. will probably cNpend considerably more money in 193 in the line of pubic improvements than was possible ,n
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
ANNOl NC (EMENI.S
ihIItni Lots. Monuments
1 ls,Ii~i>

 NltN BRITAIN MtNUMENTAI. Wbt;kS l-i '"N st M"uHnn nl> HI all sizes att | 'hS' tlI''l"nS It'aHDIHide. Phone g6.o N
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

S '1al supply now large sc'ertiun that is different at iialI's Pant Store i,9 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
t'F~tiItdl l~

'bH'Nl', lady's porliethuol, last Saturdal might in Stor" Please raI PienkusE, Gu Ela"l, ,rond
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

lNNG Suut suit Prem cIeaHei al 2 cost n" gltv' tlIan "Idlnary cIpantug \ Brown 4S Dwight Si Tel lI31
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

SPENCER CONSISTS sutgttal and dless Fittings III yUut home. Ms. \ Car 0enter. S4 ltuckwell Ave Tel 6749
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

SliVP at tbe i5tuctu tor %uur unueual Christmas catdS. Heacou Book & Gifi Shop. 8J West Main St
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

BEAGLE HOUND LOST. Male dog. Re turn and receive reward. r. l St#dIor, "T" East Street
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

WANTED. small baby to adopt. Must give full surrender. Mrs. C. $ Morris l1i MatNcr St. ilartfcrd. Conn.,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
iU~i and itllnti

l'l'.N'N spaniel, about .>tS houth, olI White mark ru nose and white strir. under body, Reward, S5 Russell St 'i'rirp111up I%U
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

WE ltEBUlLD ladies' and gentlemcn's hats Ike new. The Modern Hat Sho. 'S Church st, near Main.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

The news of the second hand marhet-lIerald Classified Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

From every angle 1880 will be T good year for New Haven in tn. opinion of Mayor Thomas A. TuIly. He said in his statement that there is every prospect "of q very success ful and prosperous year in this community for 1230. The city itscIr is engaged in comprehensive pro gram of development and construct ton, including q new city hall. il new sewage disposal plant and q new airport. There are several major street improvements which probably will he started. at least durin: 1g3 |.
 "I feel that the industrial situation in New Haven has a very oncourag- ing outlook. particularly in view of the fact that the Chamber of rom- merce is joining with the heads ot ioc2l industries creatin" a feeling of optimism and enthusiasm for tIr" coming year.
 "I'rcm every angle I think 19&o should be a good year in this town" :"
 Euild.n% Boom in Nornalk
 1'hifbIli- ttl Ol W itIh fittI1l1'r ',t promises tO be a factor in making il q year of progress and good busi- ness. Mayor Anson r. Ecolor looks ahead in the tollo%in@ words: "T}r. city of NorWalk is now in the midst of the largest building program that We have ever undertaken and the outlook for @@0 is very bright. Con tracts have been awarded and work has been started on our million dol. lar sewage disposal plant which wit require about IS months to com. piete. On December 10 the common council received bids on very nearly q half million dollar schocl huildin. program which will include new junior high school. an olcmcntarv school and additions 10 two other schools, Our school pro~ram will take in the nriGhbOrhood Of twelve months to complete"
 Nor" irh Dcprv,, ;ou !,r:.%l
 Norwich. the Hose of Kew Iu~- land, and the largest strictly trNtil, city of the state. has "ncouragemcnt that the acute G"pr,s ssion in that in du&trN has passed by. Mayor Lee !; Robbins put his forecast in these words: 9Th" city of Norwich. tn" hub of textile industry for eastern Connecticut, is necessarily very largely dependent for its wrICarr, upon the prosperity Of this busnrs. Like all similarly dependent com munltics throughout this region. We Lave lately been feeling the rrflrr- ton Of Inc general depression atIur, Ing nearly every mercantile line. 'rN., past few months, however, haA" brought encouragement 10 many o; these manufacturers. CcnrralIy irn- proved business conditions bring op- tlhIstic assurance and signify mEch 10 make certain more UroSpprOul times during the nest twrIe months.
 "Thr" major building projects pI- ready started and involving the ,N- pe1dlture of half a million dollars. or more. are tangible signs that tho New Year holds much promise for
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

"Thro major building projects rl- ready started and involving the ,N- pe1dlture of half q million dollars. or more. are tangible signs that tn" New Year holds much promise for the ko"c Of New England"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-19

bankrupt strategy at the time Of the
XIV. Party Congress. The logic Of
Comrade LEM and the logic Of Com
rade Ewert are as alike as two peas.
II 1t should happen that in one or
two years time the main danger in
the German G. p. becomes an "ultra-
LETT danger, then, with exactly the
same justification as Comrade Lenz
has at present for his accusation.
Comrade Ewert might accuse the
writer of these lines OF attaching less
Importance to the ultra-1eft danger
than to that Of. Brandlerism, This
contention Is fairly simple and it is
to be hoped that Comrade LEM will
grasp 1t.
Ito Be Continued)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-19

the chief danger in Germany was
represented by the Trotskyist- Maslov
group, at present happily allied to
Brandler, but then maneuvering under
the cover of pretended struggle
against the right-wing danger. in or
congress from the main danger, To-
day, after tho Sixth World Congress
of the C.N., the chief danger in Ger
many is represented by the right
wing Brandler group which is striv-
ing to detract the attention OF the
claring that the policy OF the Party
is "ultra-left". The Brandler group
Is being supported in this by the
group Of conciliators around Ewert.
just ms Maslov received the misguided
support Of Comrade LEM for his
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-19

and extended my acquaintance with Voltaire read
MANY English classics. Tristram Shandy. the oent,-
mental Journeg. Carlyle and others on the French
Revolution much revolutionary literature Marx and
Enges. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair kept me awake
whole night remember. In addition to this TOOK
correspondence course in law, John Murphy having
arranged this for me. Murphy was always ANXIOUS
for me to become a law partner OF ms put pe,ole
GOT out of prison my experience there, added to
what had observed about the law in Colorado ana
previously in Idaho made me unwilling to become
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Copyright, 1892 By International
~ E/H/ Publishers Co. Tnc
HA Y WOODS
All rights reseIved Repubica. E|% ~ NJ
ton forbidden except BY permission. H@E ~ ~ !
When Habeas Corpus Wouldn't Work At All;
Gorky Brings Russian Solidarity;
Undesirable Citizens"

In previous chapters Haywood told Of his adventurous eary e
in the of his ANTON miners has election 70 neoo o.
the Western Federation Miners its great strikes an Idaho and
ooado his kidnapping and transport to Idaho De tried
for murder of Ex-Governor Steuenberg. Now reading
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-19

(The second installment of the
article by D. ManuilsIy on "The
Discussion in the German Com
munist Party" follows. A third
instailment will be printed in the
Daily Worker tomorrow.l
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that with the convance Of the the Two
warrants had had opportunity to see counsel
Corpus the arrested shall be brought into court
As to secret and detention it is supposed
promptly But in jail from FeDfuay un
the following When the decision handed down at last
refusing hbeas eight of the august Judges voted
it Judge McKenna being the lone dntsr ne declared
that the kidnapping crime pure and simple ana saa @ u
their offr the offenders In his opinion TINS
kidnapping an individual "No accomplished
of two states accomplished no individual could nave
citizens by invading their homes could have commanded the
resources Of jais armed guards and specia rans % nav
essfuy timed all acts to prevent inquiry and judicial
WHEN we learned another under the
title of "Habeas Corpus be Damned Wen give EN- post m0rem
ignored the of habeas that had been
dollars each contempt paid But here
United States Supreme Court itself uphodng their criminal
printed the dissenting opinion OF Judge
McKenna
WHEN Maxim Gorky Russia of the
first did send telegram Of greetings from the
replied this telegram and told Gorky that
same in America as in Russia capitalist
Immediately after this howl went against Gor regard his
Twain objected the fact that Gork had been
gay m m 70 n THAT no @ heh Of this until after
Gorky had telegrphed to in prison He thrown out Of hotels
vceus attacked the newspapers and finally forced leave the
country.
FROM the Western Federation of Miners
stituton adopted, which quote here:
society and that this
struggles caused by economic conditions.
afrr the condition of the producer to be that he
exploited of the wealth that he produces being allowed retain barely
sufficient for his elementary necessities.
We hold that the struggle will continue until the producer
is recognized the sole master of he product.
We working class alone and must
achieve its emancipation. a & ss
We hold, finally concerted
political action of all workers the only method attaining this
Therefore the employed in and around the
Mines mills smeers tunnels pits and have associated
in the Western Federation Of Miners.
devong
the Rocky Mountain NeWs criticism the WIN for having
ferred to themselves as."yage slaves"
THEODORE ROOSEVELT then president the United
into the by declaring that citizens"
answered this statement briefly calling presidents attention the
fact that the laws of the stated that be considered
the last to judge until the
had wide circulation Many and probably all the
agreed to what had said.
often thought charge public
platform have compared myself to this who in his book about
the battle of San Hill fleeing
Spanard the back adding day
learned that
other Spaniard in the
nnty respectable" Senator Borah liberals
convention Of the LWW copy Of Haywoods
book get absolutely Nth subscription
extension to the Daily for one at once
tne shsf danger
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-19
By WILLIAM D HAYWOOD.
PART So.

PART of the time spent Ada County Jail was the most
~ neaceful period of enjoyed myself bet
Tor tban the first months 1t first real oppor-
to read There through Buckles History Cvazatlon
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Prohibice.

William w. Keeler z Wash
ingtonu drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $1,000 pro soud ma obzalo-
bu, ze- vlastnil a prevazel 72
kvart1 praveho sampanskeho
vlna. V automobile byla s MIN
Julia Tilton, jez z obzaloby
propustena byla. Zatcen byl
prohibicnlmi agenty, kter1 jej
stopovali 2 New Jersey do Bal
timore.
Jiny Washingtonsky automo
bill S kofalkou skonfiskovan
byl, kdyz Tfdic MIN narazil ma
srafk u koleji Baltimore a O.
hio drahy ma Monroe ulici. Diva
automobile prchli. V auto
mobilu nalezeno bylo 129 ga
lon6 koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Dive zeny cekaly.

Ma 1strednf policejni stanici
padl do dGkladne bidy 30lety
William F. McGinnis z 600 bio
ku N. Calvert ulice, kde ma ne
no V 1tery zalovano, ze vessel
do domu sveho svagra, Mil
bourne Mock ze 100 bloku N.
Calvert ulice v nedeIi tam be
hem navstevy sestra jeho, He
len Mock, ucinila konec jeho
reci chopenfm- houpaku, jimz
McGinnise uderila do hlavy a
srazila ma podlahu.
Kdyz vyprayel utrpenl sve
soudci, objevely Sc proti nemu
dve zeny jeho a ku jeho utrpe-
nj pridano move obzalobou, re
byl dvakrate zenat a nerozve-
den. S obema ozenil sc v Eli
colt City. S prvnf roku 1920
a s druhou 1923.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
VeEiky dalekohled Maryland
Science skole.

Veliky dalekohled prime
ru 8 inc1 postaven byl v budo-
We Maryland Academy Of
Science, {. 2724 N. Charles u
lice. Hvezdarna budovy otev-
fena bude obecenstvu kazde IL
terry a ctvrtek veeer cd 8. do IL
hodiny po prvnfm ctvrtku me-
slce dubna.
Teleskop zhotoven byl v
Cambridge, Mass.
Dalekohledem umozneno bu-
de pozorovati mesic jakoby
tento cd mas vzdalen byl jenom
300 mil.
Planeta Mars, jez Cd mas
vzdalena jest jenom asi neja-
kych 34.000.000 mil, bude skr-
re dalekohled vypadati asi We
velikosti dvakrate zvetsen6ho
mesfce 1plnku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15

Sest osob zabito bylo auto
modify Marylandu behem ty-
dine koncfcfho minulou stfedou.
Ctyfi zabiti byli v Baltimore,
diva v ol1res1ch.
Ma pokutach zaplaceno bylo
v tydnu $2,771. Do sunny te
pTispeli v Baltimore prestupni-
ci sumou 1868.
Jedenacti hcens byla vzata,
Sesti suspendovana ma urcitou
dobu, deseti licens povolena
nebyla.
= y Monkton v Baltimor-
skem okresu zabit byl Irwin
Lester Keefer 2 Edmundson a.
venue, kdyz sobotu jeho truck
srazil Sc s vlakem Pennsylvan-
ske drahy. Truck, ktery ridil
byl majetkem Mavis Chocolate
polecnosti.
- Stewart E. Ritmour usy6d
cen byl v t1tery kriminalnim
soudem a odsouzen ma so dnl
do zalare. Ritmour automobi-
lem syym 19. ledna smrtelne
zranil 70leteho Jamese Pinde-
ra ma krizovatce Monument
Aisxuith ulic.
Pc nehode zastavil Ritmour.
29lety, wal zraneneho do au-
tomobilu a jel S MIN ku Monu-
ment Guilford ulicfm, kde jej
z automobile vyndal, nechal
tam lezeti a ujel.
Obhajoba tvrdila, ze vlastne
jej chtel dovezti do Mercy ne
mocnice, ale re Pinder nalehal
ably jej pustil z automobile.
- George Smith, 52lety
Marvin ulice v Masonville po-
ranen byl v 1tery neznamym
automobilem, ktery mfsta ne
hody ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
KondukteEER dIvlols zatseni '
Tennessee.

v Wnl3A6I THeen. lzat0en byl
Harry r. Merkle, 20 rokn sta
ry, kondukter Baltimorske e.
lektricke poulicni kary, jenz
prchl Sc 16 rokd starou May
Watkins z Pikesville. Merkle,
jenz divkou uprchl, opustil V
Baltimore svoji manzelku, vaz-
ne nemocnou, $ niz oddan byl
pred rokem.
Popsani obou uprchllk1 ro-
zeslano bylo radiem. Konste-
bl Cain 2 Gallatin, jenz naslou-
chal radiu, zapamatoval 81 CT
slo automobile popsani obou.
Kdyz automobil mimi jel me-
stem, konstebl je poznal a Eat
XII. Ma cestu vydali Sc pomer-
ne prazdnymi ,kapsami. Mer-
kle mel asi 81 a dfvka asi $3.50
Souzen bude asi Tennessee
a snad divka.
Ma zadosf Baltimorske poll
Gle propusteni byli oba ma svo-
bodu, ponevac vladni nrady je
stfhati pro pfestoupe-
nj Mannova zakona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Hill skoncil podavani svsdectvf

John Philip Hill, jenz pri po-
slednfch volbach porazen byl
demokratem, Palmisano, We 8.
distriktu,a jenz domoci Sc chce
aby pro nespravnosti pri volbe
zvoleni Palmisano uznano ne
',ylo, v. 1tery skoncil s podava-
MIN svedectvf proti Palmisano.
Svedectvi Hillem podana W.
zadala 81 $3.50 stran cetby psa-
elm strojkem vyplnenych.
Po podanf svych dGvodn,
proc volba Palmisano ma "a
vrzena byti, Hill odeprel dale
lciniti nejake poznamky. Ne
kolik, kdo naslouchali uvad6ni
svedectvf, jez podavano bylo
90 mnoho dnl, prohlasili, ze
1nkazy Hillem podane ukaza-
v tolik podvodu We treti war
de, ze cele hlasovani Wardy
"vyhozeno byti ma. Kdyby k
son1u doslo, Palmisano pTisel
by O 844 hlasI.
V budoucfm tydnu slysena
budou svedectv1 Palmisano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Pop8len.

Pfi hranf 81 rozzatou svfG-
kou v pond6h vznaly Sc saty ma
sedmiletem hochu, Edwardu
Dobry, {. % N. Chapel ulice.
Hoch hral 81 sc sestrou svojl,
Anna Marie, v kuchyni domu.
Matka udusila plameny ma dit
ku pokryvkou. T9zce popale-
ny hoch sveTen lecenl v Johns
Hopkins nemocnici.
Angelina Szymanski, 3le-
ia, popalena byla ma obliceji a
tele v 1tery, kdyz saty ma nj Sc
chytily cd plynovych vytare-
cfch kamenek We 100 bloku N.
Streeper ulice. Matka udusila
plameny ma dftku, kdyz ditko
s hoTicfmi ma sob6 saty vybehlo
do ulice a dopravila je do ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Kazatele pro civilni snatky.

Marylandska zakonodarna
zabyva Sc predlohou, aby v Ma
rylandu dovoleny byly civiln1
si1atky tenn, kdo clrkevnich 81
nepTejf.
Predloha dochazl podpory
vetsiny Baltimorskych kazate-
Ia. Maryland jest snad jedi
nym staten, kde dosud civiln1
snatky dovoleny nejsou.
Kazatele dovozuj1, re nenl
spravnym nekoho multi proti
presvedceni jeho uzavfiti sfa-
tex cirkevnl a re kdyz stat O.
sobuje 81 pravo vydavati povo-
leni ku snatkGm a davati roz-
vody, ze ma miti take pravo
snatky uzavlrati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Benson zenrel.

Carville Dickinson Benson,
demokraticky predak, pravnik
a statni pojistovaci komisaf,
zemrel Mercy nemocnici y
patek. Star byl Sc rok1. Ne
mocen byl cd rfjna posledniho
roku.
Ma pocatku presidentsk6
kampane byl predsedou demo-
kratickeho presidentskeho po-
radnfho vyboru a jako takovy
fldil akci We prospech zvoleni
Smitha "a presidenta. Behem
akce odstoupil a mfsto jeho "a
ujal Howard Bruce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Dvanactileta cernoska uIxradla
ditko nemocnice.

q universitni nemocnice u
kradla 1tery IL rok1 stara
cernoska b6lossk6 ditko, jez
pred 5 dny narozeno- bylo Sa-
muel Hunt. Ia kratko cernos-
ka, Dorothy Leech, jata stra-
chem, pokusila Sc odloziti dit
kov katolickem kostele sv. Mo-
Milky ma Henrietta ulici. Vide
ma byla,. jak polozila paplrovou
sLatuli, nfz novorozenatko u
lo5eno bylo, do lavice.
Pred tim cernoska, jez bydli
We 400 bloku Eislen ulice, nosi-
la detatko asi pnl hodiny We
skatuli obavajic Sc jfti domn a.
nebo vratit Sc do nemocnice.
Mezi tim ztrata detatka spo-
zorovana a policie uvedomena.
Dltko poslano bylo kostela do
nalezince sv. Whence a od-
tud vraceno matce.
Dorothy Leech pri vyslechu
z poeatku zapfrala a pax Sc pfi
znala, ze tax okouzlena byla
"malymi detatky," ze memo
hla odolati pokuseni, aby 81 je-,
dno neodnesla. Vyvolila ST de-
fatko Hunt, ponevac bylo ecu
test
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Mayor a Padgett.

V kontroversi, jez nastala V
otazce, kdo mestu ma dodavati
potrebny cement Padgett, poll
tikaT hlava cementove spo-
lecnosti Pen-Mar, vinil mayora
Broeninga 2 nadrzovanf firme
Hudson, V nlz jeho syn je Sc
kretaTem.
Padgett pozvan byl We sire
du pred vybor ma odhady, aby
svou zalobu odavodnil. Mfsto
sebe postal sveho advokata.
Mayor poznamenal We schulz:
"je to zbabele zavrzeni hod-
ne jednanf pronesti zaloby ta-
koveho druhu pax nedostavi-
tt Sc a nehajiti Sc.
Padgett proti kritice teto po-
slal novinam hned V zapeti svo-
il odpoveR.