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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

Friction increased. Marin accused
the two attorneys if defrauding him
Of S250.000. his mine and attempt
ing to have him deported from the
United States. He filed damage
suits against them. Finally IN May
81 of this year Marin decided that
he could contain himself no longer.
Placing a pistol in his pocket, the
aged Spaniard went to the Lyons
and Oppenheimer law offices. There
he shot Oppenheimer TO death and
also killed Lyons when the latter
came from an inner office TO the
aid Of his partner. When police ar
rived. NJ rim pulled a prepared
statement from his coat. 1t charged
the lawyers with attempting to de-
fraud him Of the ill-fated mine.
Feeling Runs High
Marin was taken to Jail and charg-
ed with murder. Feeling in FL PaSo
ran high. Lyons left a widow and
two small children. Oppenheimer
was survived by a widow and three
children. Hundreds attended the
double funeral.
The courts OF the state OF Texas
however, were never troubled with
the case. A few hours before Marin
was to 90 on trial. jailers found
his lifeless body in his cell. An au-
topsy revealed strychnine and a
coroner ruled that death was due
TO poison self-adminiStered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

When Palmer Cox. the Brownies papa,
Made ND his mind that a. was proper
To tell the story OF these folk.
He must have thought IL was q Joke
TO slight the town IN which we live
And this Is why this rhyme I give
TO you; and I wall vouch its truth
To skeptics all. in age or youth.
The Brownies made our town u visit
The dates not necessary. Is it2
And Ii their try you'n kindly read up
In Gil the steps by which they lead up,
You'll learn more profitable things
Than those OF which old Palmer sings.
I tell you where they made II pay
To buy the things they got that day
Also the things they CHANGED TO see
As here and there they wandered free
In mischief. interest and glee-
And no matter how you would have IL
This is their trip as they told 1t to me.
From the utternost limits or Brownie
As though thev were coniured By IN
Came ali or the busy little crowd
With hustle and hustle and laughter
loud
TO visit our old beautiful town.
Through streets and avenues up and
down.
But not for pleasure did thsy come
From out OF the dainty Brownie home.
But bent on business every one
Their work must end before play be-
sun.
Twas In a great airplane they came
.Lindy's Brownie Special" was Its
name,
And when they lighted each
stumbled
And clothes were ruined Is they
tumbied.
But straight 70 Fcraksr's they new
And Q were strutting IN garments
new
That fit like the bark on an orange
tree,
And each n said: How can it be"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18


FL PASO. Tex, Nov. Is. All are
dead now-thoSe courageous ones
who sought to remove the IA
bled treasures of the San Joaquin
gold mine near Santan Eulalia,
Chihuahua.
The last to die was Jose Martin,
64-year-old Spaniard. He swallowed
strychnine in the county jail here
the other day Just a few hours be-
lore he was to be tried for the
murder Of two attorneys. Frank
Lyons and Herbert D.. Oppenheimer,
last May. following a dispute over
the San joaquin mine.
%cr 400 years men have been kill
ing themselves and each other over
the mine. Tradition has It that one
of the Indians who originally work
ed the mine placed a curse upon
It when the first conquistadores
Of Cortez seized it in the name Of
Charles ".
So potent was the curse. legends
say, that only one man in ten OF
the detachment which confscated
the mine lived TO again serve the
famous Spanish commander. All OF
the rest were slain by the poisoned
arrows Of the Indians or fell victim
to strange maladies Of the tropical
desert.
Sporadic attempts were made 10
develop the mine for two centuries
indians no longer used their poi
soned arrows. but dysentery ana
typhus continued TO exact a tragic
toll among the European engineers
sent to develop the gold workings.
A yourT member OF the famius Ter
razas family early in the present
century placed the mine on q pay
ing basis only to lose 1t and his lie
during the fighting Of the Madero
revolution.
During the revolt years. the mine
was held successfully BY Pascual
Orozco. Tomas Urbina and Pancho
villa, all OF whom died extremely
violent deaths. When Obregon re-
stored order IN the troubled repub-
IL the mine came into possession
~ Jose Marin. the man who swal-
lowed poison in FL Paso the ether
CAV.
Marin. q citizen OF Spain though
living IN Mexico. lacked funds for
the development OF the san Joaquin
workings. He came TO Fl Paso ana
formed a stick cimpany. enlsting
the aid of Frank Lyons and Herbert
n. oppenheimer. the two young at
torrevs. They purchased stock At
tho company and handled its Legal
affairs.
Things went we'll with the miro
but badly with its owners. Martin
end Oppenheimer q%uarreled Owe
The division OF the stock and thu
profits. On Aug. Is. 1925, Marin.
in the manner Of his country. chal-
lenrad O0penheimer 70 a duel with
nistois. The attorney had his chal-
lenger placed under q peace bond
md the duel never took place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

That Foraker can sell good clothes %
And for the money ouch . heap
FOR never had the BroWnies seen
Though they around the world had
such splendid fitting garments sold
For such Q little stock Of gold
For every kind or goods for dresses
That any catalogue possesses.
For finest silks OF every hue
The Brownies knew Just what to do.
TO Hrownsville's Variety Store they
No further Their the Brownies sought
But pleased with ana price they
bought.
But 80 much tramping did some dam
And began ct once to rummase
TO find some shoes 20 tit their feet.
And each one wanted something neat.
And into international Shoe store they
went.
zach Brownie on q purchase bent.
And ere they left the store each car
A pair Of shoes-twO. were he mar
For never had such handsome stock
Been shown &C prices on bed rock
For mother. dad and kiddieB.
AL this sure pleased the little Brown
les.
the brownies have Is sweet q toota
An oeher naoftals in their youth.
And ZACH young gallant had = thought
OF someone else, and Bo he bought
A sweet assortment for his girl.
Lost she should think he was a churl.
OF McKay's Pharmacy he bought
Not only sweets but toilet articles he
sought
And found the choicest brands
To beautify hts swectie's face and
hands.
And now 20 please the inner man
The hungry Brownies hustled out
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

with product o. the poe and pan
To the Houston Cafe q merry ruutp
And everything vas cooked Just right
The quantity VISA "out of sight,"
And every bite they Had 20 eat
They al declared was hard ~ beat.
Where'er n little Brownie Maid
Is In her bridal robes arrayed
The blossoms nv her fair hands borne
And by herself and bridesmaids worn
All come from The Flower shop Pot
tel plants
For church or funeral or dance
Besides cut flowers OF every hue
At lowest prices they'll sell TO you.
Material for their dwellings new
The brownies bought, and wisely too.
OF Brownsville Sheet Metal Works;
Shingles. roofing put 0n Ivy men vino
never shirk.
Upon my soIeI' said one wee guy,
I'm hunting hard to find q shop
"Tm On my uppers, and that's why
Where ! can shortly make q stop
And on ne went TO brownsville Bat
Bought ( willard Battery 70 stop hts
wee.
Then on to Courthouse Garage
He said 70 Pat Goodyear tires will
FOR sure" said Pat. I'VE struck IL
rich:
Whoever heard before 0f aieh.~
A little Brownie babe had died
"Ah met" the Brownies scbbed and
cried.
Had she been fed valley Sanitary
Mix
She in her shruud Of slik
Need not be out there all alone
In her tiny grave marked. Our Own"
claimed.
Me know where me be not ashamed
To 10 and get my long black hair
Dressed UP: for Inujn car no bear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

TO have hts hair all tangled pushed"
NO TO the Mafinello Beauty Shop,
And soon returned a real Top.
The Brownies nre q tasty lot:
Some things they like. some they DO
Arlstlstos and R0ssland butter,
Yes, with waffies." oil said in q clut-
And all things else I'm eating stuff
IA little cash will buy enough.
Attention reared the Brownie chief
Each Brownie trernbled like u leaf
And listened. "A Radio at Lanieras
And the Malestic's not SO dear"
And wnrkmen were sent 70 put IN place
Those Radios bringing music from open
space.
Whenever q Brownie lad you spy
with neatext clothes. hat "A tie
It's safe to say nc once that he
Everybody knows where, 90 why In
quire?
Were fixed n accidents occur.
But my poo wumAn-what OF her
II I should die and cav her 70
Into the deepest debt to sol
I'll 80 TO the RIO Crande National Life
Insurance Co.
And insure nv Ilfe before X GO
And all the others quickly flew
Along with him and did 10 too.
The Brownies held q consultation
For which a general invitation
HID been sent fcrth-an urgent call
To meet ut he Texas Bank a. Trust
Co.
Where they zach deposited do"
And then to The Brownsville Herald.
the Oldest daily
Newspaper in the Rio Grande Valley.
they each left 4
Subscription that will keep the Brown
les IN touch with all
The advertising bargains in he future.
The Brownies thank you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-18

Judges A check for $40 will be aed this week Tej judge have completed their task and the winners will be
published The second prize will be HO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Biskup Corrigan mrtev.

Rt. Rev. Owen B. Corrigan,
biskup a farar katolickeho ko-
stella ST. Gregory ma Gilmor a
Baker uliclch, zemrel v nemoc-
nici pondell.
Mrtvola biskupova odpoeiva-
la v kostele Cd 1tery do ctvrt-
ku, kde prenesena do kathedra
ly, kde slavne requiem slouzil
arcibiskup Curley a pohfbena
na New Cathedral hrbitove.
Pohrbu z1castnilo Sc ma 200
knezl.
Biskup Corrigan vysvecen byl
ma kneze Rfme skoro pred Sc
roxy kardinalem Pattrizzi.
Pred vysvecen1m studoval
bohoslovf ctyfi roxy v Rhine.
Cd roku 1884 byl farafem
kostela st. Gregory. Po neko-
lik rokG byl lecen v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12

Pan Kaspar jenz je riditelem
"The Kaspar School of Music"
v Baltimore, a dokonale ovlada
vfcero hudebnfch nastrojd, ,vcet-
ne varhan, vyroby Kimball,
Wurlitzer, atd., pojal pred 2
roxy predsevzet1 doplnit svou
hudebnf vykonnost ovladnutfm,
jak technicky tax prakticky,
tech nejvetsfch varhan, jakych
Sc uz1va v nejrozsahlejsfeh di-
vadlech a auditorifch, v tomto
veku velkych vecf, velkych po-
krok6 a nevidanych vynalezG.
K provedenf sveho pfedsevzetf
vessel pan Kaspar do styku sc
Tid1c1m vysejmenovane varha-
nicke skoly V Pennsylvania, "a
danych podminek nastoupil
kurs vyzadujfcf tfi dny tJdnu
pc dobu dvol! rokG, osobnf ma
vstevy a pilneho venovanf Sc
studiu a praktickym zkouskam
v Knauss Theatrical Organ
School V Allentown, Pa, v KITE
rychto 1kolech obstal S prvnfm
vyznamenanfm a 1spechem,
vzdor okolnosti, re mezi kur-
sem pri kazdotydnim navratu
do Baltimore, V zbyvajfclm ca
Sc nucen byl konati pri mistni
Kaspar School of Music, sve
obvykle povinnosti. Jest nam
skutecnym potesenim referovat
naSinc1ch kteT1 nikoli naho-
dou, nybrz vlastn1m 1sllim
vytrvalostf dosahli vyznacnych
1spechG, pres RUNE obtlze.
lVastne nutno doznati re pra-
We takove pT1pady jsou vyznac-
nejsf, nebot c1m vetsi obtfz,
tim vetsi zasluha, a proto panu
Kasparovi re srdce blahopre-
jem.
Pan Kaspar zacal svojl kari
cru v mistnl svato-vaclavske
skole, prosel Loyola High
School V roce 1912, a pozdeji
obchodn1 skolu Eaton & Bur-
nett Business College. Pro hud-
bu mel madam naklonnost cd
1tleho mladl. Piano, varhany,
violincello, atd. studoval pod
soukromymi uGiteli, harmonii
Peabody Conservatory of Mu-
sic. Jest clenem National Aca-
denny Of Music of New York
je ztotozn6n v1cero vzdelava-
cfmi podniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Kdyz isme Sc potili.

V sobotu pocalo slunce hrati
a hralo az teplomer vyhnalo do
vyse 90 stupn1. Nedele, aby
nezdstala po zadu, zapotila mas
vedrem SO stupTu.
We Washingtonu nell v ne
deli O stupefl vyssl.
V pondeli prvnl obetl le-
tosniho vedra v Baltimore byl
19lety cernoch, Ralph Phillips
2 Washingtonu, jenz klesl kdyz
Sci po Fremont avenue.
V pondelf teplomer dostou-
pill WISE 81 stupfl1.
Zatim co vychod a jihovy-
chod trapen byl nepTirozenym
timto vedrem, zpravy re Zapa-
du oznamovaly slime padanl
snehu. v Norden, Kalifornia a
Reno, Nevada, napadlo snehu
We vysi 18 incu.
Pestitele ovoce a kvetin zne-
pokojeni byli vedrem obavajlce
Sc, re mrazy, ktere jsou jeste
moznosti, mohou uskoditi pred
casne pucejicfm stromdm a plo
dinam.
We ctvrtek rozdelali jsme "a
sc oheil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
z krajanskych kruhI.
Ma hrbitove Neisv. w

Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl 9. dubna %.
Alois Huleja, manzel Marie,
rozene Rmoutil, jenz zemrel We
veku AT rokd v Germantown
nemocnici, Philadelphia, Pa, 4.
dubna. Pohfeb zesnuleho ko-
nan byl 2 domu jeho svagra,
Bohumila Opavy, {. 2801 May
field avenue do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hrbitov. Po-
hrebni obrady vykonal Rev.
Hlobil, jenz promluvil jak v do
me tax ma hTbitove.
Zesnuly, jenz smrti podlehl
po l tyden trvajfcf nemoci zpn-
sobene zanetem slepeho streva,
narodil Sc v Preckovicich ma
Morave, odkud pred 16 roxy
pTistehoval Sc do Ameriky. Ma
lezel ku spolku sv. Vaclava.
Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohfbena byla 10. dubna pani
Frances Kucera, manzelka An
tona Kucery, {. 828 N. Chapel
ulice, jez podlehla zapalu pile
We start SO rokG z. dubna. Ze-
snula narozena byla v Bera-
mech Il Kutne Hory, ,odkud pred
20 roxy pristehovala Sc do Bal
timore. Nalezela ku spolku
Jaroslav z DUDE. Pohrebni OBJ
fady vykonal Rev. Vetrovec,
jenz promluvil dome a ma
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Porazeni ma rohu ulice.

Policejnf straznfk, John Hoey,
ma chodnlku u narozni lampy
Exeter a Lombard ulic, div ne
zakopl o porazenych tam deva-
tenact cernochI a belochI. Le-
zeli rozhazeni sem a tam, ne
kteTl drzfcf Sc podstavce lam
py, JIM schouleni Il patnfku, il
nj natazeni pres chodnik JIM
skrouceni jak praragraf.
Patroln1 VIZ musel konati
troji cestu nezli swell hosty do
utulku vychodnl policejni sta
nice.
v sobotu soudce 81 tam podr-
Eel IL a diva postal pryc. Po-
razku jejich zavinil alkohol ma
zvany bro-prirozeny", c1mz
oznacovan jest drevnaty alko-
hol rozredeny vodou, aby tolik
"nekopal."
Ponevac nemel zadny z po-
razenych $26.45 pokuty, Sci
kazdy ma odpocinek do vezeni
ma dobu 27 dnf. Pet bylo Ger
nochG a ostatni pTlslusnlci bile
ho plemene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12

V patek, dne 5. dubna do
konal svou zivotnf pout znamy
krajan p. Frank Stibor z cisla
403 S. Anglesea ulice dosahnuv
II let staff, nyn1 ma odpocinku.
Zamestnanlm byl hudebnik v
mladslch letech a byl tez kapel
nikem pfi vojenske kapele, n.y.
nj We vysluzbe. PTinalezel ku
hudebnf uni v Baltimore a hu-
debnl uni We Washington, D.
c., dale ku spolku Veterann re
spanelske valky Gen. Lawton
Camp No. 5, ceskym Vetera-
mum. Pohfeb konan v pondeli
8. dubna z pohrobnickeho "a
vodu Geo. Zirkler, 1877 E. Ea-
ger ulice ma Narodni hrbitov.
PohTbu Sc z1castnili: mfstni
hudebnl unie vyslala deputaci
a spolek Veterand 1cinkoval CO
prnvodc1 rakve, dale deputace
vojinu Fort Howard vykona-
la poslednl sluzbu vypalenfm
tfikrate mad hrobem a hornista
zahral posledni signal. Rec
pronesli cd spolku Veterana Il
fednfci.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Vik-
tor a Zirkler.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Rucitel zalovan ma odskodns
$4,000.

Benjamin Hament, jenz dal
zatknouti George Snydera jako
uprchllka pred ramenem spra-
vedlnosti, "a n6hoz zarucil Sc
obnosem $1,000, zalovan jest
nynl Snyderem ma odskodne v
obnosu $4,000.
Snyder, jenz mylne povazo-
van byl "a uprchleho Clarence
Wllliamse, nevinne zavren byl
po sest tydnG We zdejsim veze-
nj. Hament hleda dale uprch-
lika, zeli .vyloh, ktere S dopade-
MIN Snydera mel a nerad vzpo-
nina ma soud, ktery mu treba
ulozl platiti nejake odskodne
ga pfiveden1 Snydera do veze-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
SmHla ma smile.

Dvacet sedm rok1 stary Nor
man Abbey diva roxy Sc koril
Irene Woods. V 1tery vecer
n&padlo mu, re nj "date" ma.
Telefonoval. Woods odpovede-
la mu, ze zadny S nj date, re
ma oddavky s jinym.
Abbey vskocil do automobi-
lu a ujlzdel ku domu Woodso-
We, {. 1890 Chesapeake avenue,
Fairfield. Pfijel zrovna We
chvfli, kdy jiz bylo pozde. Ia
hledl jiz jenom sveho protivnl-
ka odvazejiclho jeho milou.
Ia mimi. Ma rohu Hanover
a Lee ulic zarazili oba. Abbey
S automobilem vrazil do auto
mobilu sveho protivnlka. Ku
vsemu zavinil Abbey druhou
srazku, kdyz svoji milou uderil
do nOsu.
Abbey, aby vystrfzlivel, ode
bral sc Sc straznlkem "a mrlze
JIM stanice a jeho protivnlk,
Harry Nickols, odebral Sc S je-
no milou do South Baltimore
General nemocnice, aby tam il
popravili nos.
We stredu vystTfzlively. Alb
bey zaplatil pokutu $26.45,
kdyz jeho mila obvazanym
nosem zaloyala, ze il schvalne
uderil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Zabita padem v nemocnici.

SedeSatileta Jennie SchWel-
ger, nemocna Church Home
nemocnici, zabita byla v pom
deli padem skrze otvor eleva-
toru. Spadla do hloubi SO stop.
Osetrovatelka vezla il v III
dli 2 X-ray oddelenf. u otvoru
elevatoru osetrovatelka uvedla
zidli v pohyb do dveri elevate
ru nezli tento sc zastavil. Neil
mohla zadrzeti zidli S nemoc-
nou zenou, zidle j S touto srfti-
La sc otvorem Sc ctvrteho pos
chodf ma dino elevatoru. Koro-
ner uznal nestesti "a "nahod-
nou" smrt. Schweigerova 2 {.
267 N. Streeper ulice, byla v
nemocnici til dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12

Nekolikrate Sc opakujfci L.
der do Okla a ''jina zena", po-
molly Violet NJ. Arold z Arbu-
tus ku rozvodu.
"Kdykoliv jsem Sc otocila,
mela jsem zamodrale oko,' Ia
lovala stezuj1c 81 ma hrubost
manzelovu. Rozpory Y rodine
Sc zostrily jeste zaslechnutim
zpravy telefonicke, re manzel
jejf zije jinou zenou. V prn-
vodu tr1 policistd hlidala dun
druhe zeny az muz vysel. Do
mi jiti odvazila Sc az pozdeii.
Kdyz dosla, manzel proti nj ma
prahl revolver a uderil il do
hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Governor bude vetovati predlo-
hu o komisonacich.

Governor Ritchie dal We sire
du ma jevo, re predloha prijata
senatem zakonodarny v Anna
polls, jednajlci o regulovani OBJ
chodu prekupnfkd, bude Jim
vetovana.
V patek jednalo Sc predlo-
ze teto v Annapolis v konferen-
ci, kterou navstlvilo asi 800 far
mafd prekupnlk1. Farmari
byli pro to, aby predloha pode-
psana byla, komisonaci postavi-
Ii Sc proti pfedloze zvlaste Sc
jim nelfbil bod pTedlohy, die
nehoz statnl zemedelsky vybor
by byl oprayn6n zkoumati v
kterykoliv cas- knihy komisoi1a-
XII. Governor Ritchie postavil
Sc nynf ma stranu jejich a pro-
hlasil, ze predlohu, kterou chra
neny byti mely zajmG farmarG,
zakaze. Governor verf, re pre-
stupnfci jednajf farmari poe
tive ze podrobovati je nejake
pf1sne kontrole nebylo by "a
hodno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Nadoba ma paleni vybuchla.

Nadoba ma palen1 koTalky We
velikosti. $50 galon1 vybuchla
V pondel1 v dome ma Lutz ave-
nue., Essex. Vybuchem zavinen
byl pozar budovy.
Prohibicnf agent hasici "a
volanl nalezli v dome 20 sudn
smesi. Zatcen nebyl nikdo.
Vybuchem nadob ma pa
lenf koralky castecne znieeny
byly utery diva domky. Je-
den ma Purnell ulici v st. Hele-
na a druhy ma Colgate rece, kde
i'm poskozen byl tamnf klub.
V tomto, vlastn6nem Virginii
Cox, zp1sobena vybuchem sko-
da ma $500. V prvnfm vybu-
chla nadoba v obsahu $50 gallo
nj. V klubovn1m domku nalez-
Ii hasici z Dundalk a Essex 500
galonovou nadobu ma paleni a
70 sud1 smesi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
We vyroci s1atku dostala
rOZvod.

V prvnl vyroci dne snatku
sveho, Sadie Ruth Murel z w.
Lafayette avenue, dostala plny
rozvod cd manzela sveho, $
nimz oddana byla 8. dubna
1928. Udala re v jisty den O.
dejela ku navsteve manzelem
do Ellicott City. Pc obede man.
Eel odesel Ia "nutnym obcho-
dem" a nevracel Sc. Manzelka
pustila Sc "a MIN ku jistemu
domu, pred nfmz nalezla stoji-
cl automobil manzel6v. V do
me nalezla manzela We spolec-
nosti IS lehce oblecenou blon-
dynkou. z domu manzelka
odesla bez manzela. V nekoli
ka dnech mu oznamila, re jei
zaluje ma rOZvod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Zardousena v automobilu.

V New Yorku mrtvola mla-
de zeny objevena byla v auto
mobilu V dolennim meste. ze-
ma ia byla zardousena, slavsf
Sc obeti smilnfka. Pozdeji zji-
steno re zenou tou je jista Lin
ola Begginsova, nedavno z ne
mocnice jake rekonvalescentka
propustena. Manzel Begginso-
We travl v teze nemocnici dosud
a oba pred Gasem trp6li influ-
enzou. Automobil, v kterem
mrtvola Begginsove byla MALE
zena, kratce pred objevenim
mrtvoly ma Riverside Drive byl
odcizen. Policie SIC domnfva,
re zena stala sc obeti silence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Autonobily.

Sedm mesfc1 stare ditko wy
hozeno bylo skrze ochranne
sklo automobile v nehode u Cot
tage City v blfzkosti Washing
tonu. Dftko, Robert Baker z
1900 bloku Ridge Hill avenue,
bylo automobilu, ktery Tfdil
Sam Carroll. Ditko mela ma
kline babicka jeho. Dftko, po-
ranene v nehode, vzato bylo do
nemocnice a pax vraceno do
Baltimore.
V nehode ma Belair road
poraneny byly dve zeny muz
Poraneni byli:: Mary E. Bowe,
jejl vnucka Margaret Keewler
a manzel. Neznamy automobil
vrazil do jejich automobile a
ujel.
Ma narozi Hanover a
West ulic poranen byl 40lety
Harry L. Starry, kdyz automo-
bill jeho srazil sc automobi-
lem elena Conoway. V kaz-
dem automobile byly ctyfi dit
ky. zadne 2 Mich poran6no ne
bylo.
Sedm roxy starry hoch,
Harry Cover, byl We stredu po-
ranen automobilem J. III. Nc.
Gamma. Automobilista udan byl
ze neud6lal chodci cestu ze
nem6l s sebou licens.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12

Edward Gaff Harry White
usvedceni byli v 1tery 2 prepa-
du lekarny ma rohu Madison a.
venue a Freshman ulice. Pre-
pad provedli 18 .bTezna. Hlav-
MIN svedkem proti MIN byl
klerk Albert Goldstein, jenz ma
rozkaz jejich vydati Jim musel
kalhoty sve. Phi soudu udaI,
ze tt vesli do lekarny a jeden 2
Mich kroute Sc jakoby mel kre-
&c, zadal olek. Mlsto leku DO.
cali Sc shaneti po pen6zich.
Obhajce Gaffa dokazoval, re
v dobe te sv6renec jeho hral
karty.
Trest obema dan bude soud-
Gem pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12
Vyroci vypovszeni valky vzpo-
menuto " Baltimore.

v sobotu, dvanact rokd po
vypovezeni Nemecku valky
Spojenymi Staty, Baltimore
vzpomenulo DOLBY teto, nfz We
svetovem konfliktu Spojene Sta
ty postavily Sc ma stranu Spo-
jencn.
Pc vypovezenf valky behem
nekolika meslc1 62 tisic Mary
landskych zaradeno stale ar
made slouzice bud v pozemnf
armade, namornictvu anebo
vzduchoplavbe. Pred dvanacti
roxy - prave ma den Velikeho
Patku - president Wilson po-
depsal Flood-Martin resoluci,
kterou prohlasen byl vladou ma
81 valecny stav proti Nemecku..
Pc prohlasenl valky prvnlm
aktem v Baltimore bylo zmoc-
neni sc tri nemeckych lodi, "a
kotvenych We zdejslm pffstavu !:
Rhein, Neckar a Bulgaria. LODI
nfci byli watt z lodi, vsazeni
do zalare a pozdeji poslani do
vladnl venice v Atlanta, Ga.
Den prohlasenf valky letos
pfipadl ma posledni sobotu, jez
ustanovena byla "a den arma-
dy.
Den skoncen byl hostinou a
tancem v Southern hotelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-04-12

j. Knox Insley, komisar Pra-
ce a statistik, oznamil We sire
du, ze 1noru breznu tohoto
roku V Baltimore bylo 1917
osob bez prace. z poctu tohoto
bylo 11,244 muzd a 1888 zen.
Nezamestnanostf touto stize-
no bylo priblizn6 die poctu to-
hoto asi 11,315 rodin, c1mz stf-
zeno primo nebo neprimo pfi
nejmens1m asi 56,OO6 osob.