davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-05-15
Sc LIE OLVIDO Ell
* + = 4 \
IXTA NAL Ell
r 4 = y a.
GUERRA LIBERTAD
Especial para FL Heraldo>

AEcPNOAdA P0Aa HI CAdAA
MATAMOROS. lamps. Mayo Is
Fl Cabo Habilitado de Guardia de
Carcel No. 9 rindio parte hoy a la
Commandment de Policia de eSta
ciudad, diciendo que ell correctional
Guadalupe Cano. Quien Sc encon-
traba detenido en- la carcel de eSta
cIudad por infracciones al Bando de
policia, Sc habia fugado. faltandole
solamente dos dias para cumplir Ell
caStigo que le habia sido impuesto
po- las AutoridadeS MunicipaleS.
Segun el informe. Cano logro flu
garse al ser enviado de Ia carcel
a un molino de riXtamal. que sc
encuentra cerca de la Comandancia.
para moler ell grano que K uSa
para hacer las tortillas que Sc
distribuyen a los reclusoS con las
racioneS de comida.
Sc do orden a la policia para que
reaprehendiera q Cano.
Las AutoridadeS Municipales de-
berian de imponer fuerte caStigo
a todos los correcionales que Sc flu
gan de Las faginas y en- casos como
ell que narramos. de la carcel. con
ell fin de que no vuelvan a reinci-
dir.
, 1935-05-15
Escandalo En- Una
Residencia en- Mats.
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

NESpcClAl para ii
MATAMOROS. lamps. Mayo IA
On gran eScandalo S regtStro ano-
che en- una Residential que sc en-
cuentra ubicada en- ell centre de la
poblacion. habiendoSe presentado
en- la Comandancia de Policia Ell
ST.. Eduardo Moreno, manifeStando
cue Ell Sc aSiStia en- dicho lugar. v
que un senior. quien es FL residente
de la casa. Sc habia abalanzado So
bre Ell. sin haberle dado motive
originandoSe ell escandalo.
Moreno dijo a la policia que Ell
individuo referido lie habia propi-
Dado algunos golpes. presentando
IN golpe en- la frente. AdemAs de-
claro el quejoSo que su agresor lie
haDia roto ell sombrero v Ia camiSa.
La policia investiga Ell case.
, 1935-05-15
Una Notable Maniobra
De La Elota de E. u.

A BORDO DEL BARCO DE
GIIERRA PENNSYLVANIA, Pearl
Earbor Hawai-Se reporta hoy que
4 notable precision desplegada al
navecar Ia principal flota naval de
combate de los Estados Unldos. EN-
IN estrateRica Marcia ~desplegada en-
4, reciente viaje a travez del Pa
egrco desde California hasta Ha-
v-ai, fue altamente satisfactoria pa
70 81 alto mando.
, 1935-05-15
Sc Preparan Para
Salir a la Pesca

Varios deportiStaS del vale se
encontraban ocupados p~reparandose
para hacer I'm determinado esfuerzo
rara coger algunos de los miles de
los peScados llamados tuna" que
sc reporta que Sc han encontrado
en- las aguas, cerca de las playas de
Port Isabel y ID Del Mar ~reciente-
merte.
e propietario del bote Gulf
Ranger, j. w. Pate, de Port Isabel
Sc encontraba en- Brownsville Ell
microbes, v dijo que llevaria a an
Erupo de personals Ell jueves, para
hacer un esfuerzo para coger al
Funos de los famosos pescados que
Sc mencionan-
, 1935-05-15
Aumento s~Presupuesto
De Gastos Un Depto.
(Agencia Trensl

MEXICO. ID. r.. Mayo IA III
Departamento Agrario aumento su
nreSupueSto de gaStoS, en- los ulti-
mos dos meSes a la cantidad de dos
millones de pesos, con Ell objeto de
identificar la accion agraria. FL
presupueSto de dicho Department
to va en- aumento deSde el ano de
1917, cuando unicamente montaba
& seiscientos c~incuenta mil pesos v
Que ahora aSciende a siete millones
y medic.
, 1935-05-15
Fundaran Una
Soc. En- Mexico

MEXICO. d. F. Mayo l5-E ST..
Presidente de la Republica, Oral.
LAzaro C4rdenas, en- uso de las IA
cultades extraordinarias u tiene
concedidas el Executive. ha resuel-
To promover In organization de una
Sociedad Nacional de Seguros cue
sc denominarA SECURES de Mexico
8 A. EA..capital inicial de dicha
organization sera de un million de
pesos.
, 1935-05-15
Sc Case la Princesa
Mdivani De Nuevo

SAN FRANCISCO, Mayo i5.- 1T
Condo v Ia Condesa Kurt Haugwitz-
Reventlow paSan SUI luna de miel
en Ell mismo hotel en- donde la no
VIA. Ia sonora Barbara Hutton MIDI
vani. permanecia sola despues de su
primer matrimonio hace dos amos.
Los nuevoS espoSos llegaron a la
ciudad con su sequito anoche. des-
pues de un rapido viaje en- automo-
vii desde Reno. Nevada. en- donde
&C caSaron temprano durante ell dia,
sclamente "a horaS despues de que
Barbara habia obtenido Su divorcic
del Principe Alexis. uno de los no
bles de Ia casa Mdivani.
, 1935-05-15
Ell Tempo

Para Brownsville y Ell Vale: es-
tara en- su mayor parte nublado hoy
en la noche v el iueves. con prcba-
bles lluvias locales; no habra mu-
cho Gamble en- In temperature.
Hsbra vientos frescos del sur en-
I'm costa.
No habrA cambios materiales en-
eel vOlumen de aqua en- Ell Rio Gran
de durante los pr6ximos dia&.
, 1935-05-15
Gastos Hechos Por e.
Oepartamento Central

MEXICO, ID. +. Mayo l5.- "A
S25.5l6.435.00 asciende Ia inversion
hecha en- Ell aho pasado por Ell De-
partamento Central en- obras publ
cas-. De eSta Suma fueron destinados
oiez millones a servicios de aqua
y drenaJe, ocho millones para SER
vicios de urbaniZacion y obras pu-
blicas. seis millones para educacion
v s400,0O0!O0 para la Beneficencia
publica.
, 1935-05-15
FL Edo. de Morelos
Tendra Carreteras

MEXICO. ID. F. Mayo l5.--LA Sc
cretaria de Comunicaciones In deH-
tlnado Ia suma de s300lO00.O0 para
abrir caminos en- ell Estado de Mo-
reloS.
La cantidad de un million y medic
de pesos que ell Sr. Presidente de
Ia Republica asigno al DEPARTMENTS
&c Salubridad Pnbliea, en- cUmpli-
miento del Plan Sexenal. para SER
invertidos durante ell aho actual an
obras de introduction de aqua %
table n pequehos pueblos de I'm Re-
publjca, ha cOmenZado IN fructlfIcnr.
pues w sc inicinOrn los traba1na en
varies puehlos de dicho Estado.
, 1935-05-15
Ap~rehendieron A
I'm Menor de Edad
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

AEopCCldl para III
MATAMOROS. lamps. Mayo IA
La policia de esta ciudad sorpren-
do a un memo de edad, tratando
de introducirse dentro del teatro
Reforma por una de las ventanas
de dicho edificio.
Ill menor fue aprehendido v lie
vado a Ia Comandancia. habiendo
comparecido hoy ante las autori-
dadeS municipaleS, quienes 10 amo-
restaron por ST. manera de proce-
der.
, 1935-05-15
(APencia TrenSl

MEXICO. ID. r., Mayo IA Mas
,egumbres mexicanaS. especialmen-
te tomato estA siendo embarcado a
los Estados Unidos en- virtud de que
esta eStacion las coSechaS Sc per-
dleron en- muchas regiones o fue-
ron interiors; a las oe amos pasa-
dos. FL Estado de Texas es especial
mente un buen mercado para las
ltgumbreS mexicanas.
, 1935-05-15
LEGO Una Autora
A la c. de Mexico
CAgencia Trens)

MEXICO. d. F.. Mayo l5.-Proce-
dente de los EStados Unidos lego
a esta capital en- avion la famoSa ex-
ploradora y escritora ingleSa RoSita
Forbes quien Sc ha hecho famoSa
Por varios intereSantes hbros que
ma ~publicado. Tambien Sc encuen-
tran en- Mexico los conocidos escri-
torres revolucionarios espaholes Ra-
fael Alberta Y 81 eSpoSa la Sra. Ma
ria de Teresa Leon. quienes vienen
8 pasar una corta temporada en- el
pafs
, 1935-05-15
Mas de 5000 Minas
Estan en- Production

MEXICO, ID. F., Mayo Is Sc
gun datos oficiales proporcionados
por la Secretaria de la Economic
Nacional, hasta ell mes proximo
paSado, sumaban tres mil las mi
nal que eStan en- plena actividad en-
e. Estado de Durango. cifra que So
lc ha sido superada en- epocas de
mayor florecimiento.
, 1935-05-15
Presunto Estafador
Detenido en- Mats.

lamps. Mayo IS
Un Agente Especial del Gobierno,
lemltio a la Comandancia de Po-
licfa de esta ciudad a I'm individuo,
a quien Sc le acusa de haber es-
tafado a otro reSidente de Mata-
moros.
Segun conSta en- ell parte DE Po-
licia, el individuO que Sc encuentra
oetenido trato de estafar con "a
suma de $3.50 pesos a otra persona.
FL Agente Especial Sc di6 cuenta
oe clio y logro aprehender al pre-
sunto responsible
, 1935-05-15
Interes en- Cuba Por
Conocer a Mexico
Trerisl

MEXICO. d. f., Mayo l4.-En In
uahana VA despertadoSe gran in
terFs nor conocer a nuestro pals "
N ferha las revistaS periodisticaS
d,rho puerto antillano Sc ocupan
80 .rIsamente de Mexico, pubiicando
i-nteresantes ~fotografias del pals.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
kteT1 byli prvnf Ceskosloven.

kterf byli prvni Ceskosloven-
skou posadkou V Boru, dGstoj-
ne oZdobili onech 7 hrobG a
hfbitovn1 sprawl ucinili odpo-
vednou Ia pofadek. Dne 20.
kvetna 1919, V den vyrocf hroz
neho GNU, byla zde jiz veIika
manifestace ceskych lidf a le-
gionafG, ktera Sc kazdym ro-
KEN opakovala. PAX Sc usta-
vii Krouzek pro postavenf pom
n1ku obetem rumunsk6 vzpou-
ry V Boru u Cesk6 L1py a "a wy
datne pomoci posi-. Dubick6ho,
ktery podal 80. kvetna 1922 v
parlamente navrh, ably staten
bylo vykoupeno mfsto, ma
nemz byli cest1 vojfni zastrele-
nj = pof1zen byl dGstojny pom
mix cd akad. sochaTe K. Dvo-
faka. Terdejs1 ministr vnitra
A. svehla naf1dil, ably naklad
$4,000 Kc byl zaplacen re
statn1ch prostredkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Sedm lidi We zhavem proudu.

K hroznemu vybuchu doslo
pfi skvarenf sadla v obrovsk6
tav1cf panvi ma ostravskHch
jatkach. V pT1zemn1 budov6,
kterou ma pronajatu Moravsky
svaz pro zpracovanf sadla, by
ly ctyr velk6 tavfc1 panve, ohff
vane parou. Vybuch nastal v
panvi, ktera stala nejblfze dve-
Fl. Pr1klop panve, t6zky diva
metricke Gently, byl wren Ike
stropu takovou silou, re urazil
cast betonove operne zdi. W.
buchem vyrazil z panve vrou-
CT sadlo a popalio sedm delhi
XII, zamestnanych v mfstnosti.
Jeden z Mich, 19lety Lad. Kloz,
byl zasazen tezkym pTfklopem
panve, prerazena mu ruka, ze-
bra a rozbita hlava. Jeho IRA
nen1 jest zivotu nebezpecn6.
Vsichni popaleni byli s MIN do
praveni do nemocnice. PTfci-
ma vybuchu zatfm nebyla Iii
st6na, ale ma budove je patrna
jeho obrovska sfla. Vsechny
dvere a okna jsou vyrazeny.
Zhave sadlo teklo ven i okny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Tragicka smrt Gesko-americke-
no basnfka.

Casopisy pTinasejf zpravu,
re Frank Halls, kerry v dobe
.svetove valky I'll v America,
zemfel tragickou smrtf FARO
ven Sc svou choti Emilif. Byl
narozen v roce 1870 v Nepo-
muku, v Americe byl sedmnact
roku a Ia valky z1castnil Sc re-
volucn1 cinnosti. Pc pfevra-
tn vratil Sc do republiky, no
spodafil v Senci u CALAMITY a
nejaky cas- byl 1Tednikem ma
Kladne a V Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Misto popravy ceskych vojinG
Boru u Ceske Lipy Dude
upfaVenO.

Kdyz v roce 1913 bl1zil Sc
konec valecne tragedie a rostlo
sebevedomf ceskych lid, mel
byti 7. pluk strelcI V Rumbur-
ku vyslan opetne ma frontu.
Byla v mem rada starych voj1-
nj i novacci nejmlads1ch rocn1-
XII. Neposlechli! Odepreli
poslusnost, zmocnili Sc sreliva
a vytahli v pine zbroji 20.
kvetna 1913 v poctu asi 1000
z Rumburska smerem k Ceske
L1pe. Nell v 1myslu strhnouti
k odboji ostatn1 nespokojence
posadky zejmena v Cesk6 L1pe
a tahnouti pax do Prahy. Ale
byli sklamani u Boru posta-
villa Sc proti MIN m1stn1 posad-
ka = pohranicn1 myslivci =
ktera v Horn1ch Armultovic1ch
zacala do Rumburskych str1-
let. Deset minut trvala palba a
vzpoura utlumena. V Boru
bylo vyhlaseno stann6 pravo.
Zajat1 voj1ni byli odvezeni do
terezinske pevnosti. TTi z mich:
Stanislav Vodicka, Frant. No
ha a Vol. Kovar svazani a do
praveni do Rumburka. Tam
byli valecnym soudem odsou-
zeni k trestu smrti zastfelen1m.
S dalsfmi 20 vojfny konal Sc v
Boru vojensky soud. Trval cd
FL. do 20. kv6tna 1918. Sedm
z dvaceti ceskych voj1n1 Cd
souzeno k smrti zastTelen1m.
Ostatn1 byli odsouzeni k tre-
stGm Cd 4 do 10 let tezkeho "a
lafe a teprve pTevrat osvobodil
je z kriminalu. Dne 20. kvet-
ma 1918 bylo v Boru pred 10.
bod. nocn1 zastTeleno dalslch
7 voj1nG z nichz byli diva roll
n1ci - ostatn1 deln1ci. Zde je-
@jich jmena: Bernard Jakub,
Jif1 KovaT1k, Jakub Nejdl, FIR.
Pauer, Jan Pelmas, Ant. stast-
ny a Jindf. svehla. Zastfeleni
byli ma male pasece "a Dor
skym hTbitovem. Ma kraji le-
sd, pod mladymi borovicemi,
tvaTi tvaf ceskemu stredoho-
Fl, klekli kazdy u jednoho stro-
mu svazali Jim ruce i nohy a %
solnohradskych NemcG pluku
SO. vypalilo rany, ably sedm
bezvladnych tel ceskych vojlnu
kleslo v krvi k zemi 49,. A z
nemeckych divak1 ozvaly Sc
hlasy: "Bravo! GAM Rich
Potion promluvil polnl
kurat -. Sedm ceskych tel
vojinG bylo zabaleno1
do plachet a "a diva dny uloze-
ny jejich telesne pozdstatky
do sedmi hrobe borskeho hTbi-
tova. Cest1 Tide zahy jail Sc
zdobiti onech Z hrobe cerst
wynn kv1tfm. Ale vse bylo roz-
pudano. Teprve pc prevratu
V den Dusicek vojfni 18. pluku, !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Pfelozil Gustav B. ReiSl.

sk6m zpGsobu nemohl jaksi pc
chopiti, proc jeden z jeho ro-
dicG Sc S MIN nikdy nemohl
setkati, aniz by no byl karal,
zat1m CO druhy sotva nan po-
hlednul.
Mela to Fly vliv ma jeho ma
ladu = zastrasovalo jej to, =
n~apomahalo to k tomu, ably Sc
stall klamivym a kladl mi ne
jednou otazku, jiz jsem mu ne
mohla zodpovedeti, ale muse
la jsem vzdy v takovem pTfpa-
de hledeti k tomu, abych rec O.
bratila k jinemu predmetu.
"Royi, ty budes konem!"
zvolal Lev.
Roy, jenz vzdy byl poslusen
rozkazG mladsiho bratra, nj
kdy Sc Medal mlti nejakeho
samostatneho, vlastnfho pran1
i podrobil Sc take nynf a dial 81
navleci oteze.
Roy byl konem. Bylo dobTe,
re byl vzdy povolnym, = use
tTilO to mnoho mrZutosti a ne
snaz1.
ia vsak jake vychovatelka
poznavala, re to kali Iva. By
10 mu stale tax mnoho vyhovo-
vano, re bez ustanf, v -kazdou
chvili menil sv1j umysl. Potre-
boval rozhodneho odporu, ably
Sc byl mohl c1titi stastnym.
"Lv1cku, nyn1 mus1s ty byti
konem ma pet minut," pravila
jsem rozhodne.
"Ne, mel" zvolal Lev a kdyz
" jeho vlastn1m prospechu
jsem zGstala pevnou, pfibeh-
null ku mne a udeTil mne pesti
do obliceje, kopal a kficel, "a
dale, abychom sli do detskeho
pokoje.
"Chces-li tam jfti, musfs jfti
sam"
Tento navrh zpdsobil, re
mlady nezbeda povykoval jen
tim vice.
V tn chv1li slysela jsem oto-
Giti Sc kliku u dveT1. Kdyby to
byla lady Rawnsleyova jiste re
by Sc musela domn1vati, re
vrazd1m jej1 d1te, nebot roz-
pustilec delal strasny povyk.
"Roy take, = Roy take mu-
ST jfti Sc mEou!"
Give, ty pdjdes, = mus1s j.
ii ale SAM" opakovala jsem a
toto rozhodnutf tax rozhneva-
10 potomka lady Rawnsleyove,
re sebou mrstil ma podlahu a
kopal nohama i rival jake by
no nekdo byl bral ma noze.
Ma tvar mne palila nasled-
KEN rany, kterouz mi hoch "a
sadil.
Nedbala jsem O to, jest-li Sc
lady Rawnsleyova ma mas pTi-
zene neb me-. Byla bych il po-
vedela neco o tom, jsem-li O.
pravnena pokarati jejf neo-
vladnutelne dfte.
Nebyla to vsak lady Rawns-
leyova jez vesla. Byla to, k
nemalemu menu prekvapeni
lady Oldhamova. Pokud vim,
nikdy neprisla blfzko k nasl
skoln1 svetnici.
"Obavam Sc, re jsem prisla
V nepr1lezitou dobu," pravila
pfichazej1c blize ku mne, "a
tim CO jsem byla pripravena il
uv1tati. "Proc vsak Sc trapite
S tema detma i pc skolnich no.
dinach, slecno Moffatova? u
poslechnete me rady a posIete
Je do detskeho pokoje. Vycho-
vatelky v me sluzbe Sc naleza-
jlci vzdy tax chilly, kdyz me
deti byly male"
Lady Oldhamova mluvila tax
klidne a m1rne, re jsem Sc ne
divila tomu, re jest vseobecne
milovana.
Lady Rawnsleyova mluvfc O
nj jednoho dine, mluviIa spfse
trpkym hlasem.
|, Sir Harry" Ito byl manzel
lady Oldhamove), jest dnes
oddanejs1m milencem sve ze-
ny, ackoliv jest jiz dvacet pet
roku zenat, : ano, on jest Cd
daneJslm jej1m milencem, nez
mnohy muz v1bec kdy niue
byti," pravila a ia z jejfho cho-
vanl soudila a byla pfesvedce-
ma, re mluvfc takto, ma ma my
sli svuj vlastnf a lorda Rawns-
leyho pTfpad.
Nezapominala jsem vsak pTi
tom, re lady Oldhamova byla
povahy takove, kteraz k sobe
vabila lasku jinych lid vice
nez domac1 PAM ma Beech
leigh. vzdor krasnemu z.jevu
nOC1ndnGiS1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Of On The Wrong Foot

The State should have known that the 1885 Legislature was doomed to provide disappointment. It got off on the wrong foot. The blame may be laid on demo- cratic shoulders for the misadventures of the first few days when all talk was cen tered on organization of the Senate. But calm scrutiny of the situation will show that the democrats were really no more at fault than the republicans or the socialists. And now that the session is over the leg islators have scattered to their respective homes and businesses we think that all concerned will agree that the blame for what has taken place must be shared by all concerned.
 Governor Wilbur L. Cross expressed deep concern yesterday in his farewell message to joint assembly over the inn mediate future of the state He based this on failure of the Assembly to provide for state relief for cities and towns. Towering far above that in this writer's mind was the failure of the Legislature even remotely to consider the recommen- dations given it by the special tax survey commission. Of course, they included the sales tax and we are heartily opposed to the sales tax for what we believe are perfectly obvious reasons.
 But it must have been as clear to the average legislator as it was to the ordinary layman that the most urgent piece of bus mess to be transacted this year was action on the report of the tax survey commits sion. There should have been a definite period of time set aside to serious consld eration of this lengthy report, for it re- quired both study and discussion. It had been recommended to the legislators that in passing it's several suggestions the re- port be considered as whole and not on the strength of the individual ideas for reforming our system of taxation.
 Instead of doing this it seemed to this writer as if the report was tackled piece meal We had great emphasis placed on the sales tax, minus the redeeming feat ure, which the commission included, of tax on interest and dividends. The den1- ocrats rightly rallied to defeat this tax, one that would have imposed burden on the very persons it was designed to aid. There were other important features Tn the proposed changes in tax structure. How much time did the legislators spend on the provision for fiscal year for mu- nicipalities, which eventually would rid all cities of the interest burden acquired through borrowing in anticipation of taxes?
 If the governor should feel compelled to call special session of the Legislature now we would endorse it only if at such time the two houses took up part by part the tax survey commissions report, as it properly should be. And when this had been done, we then would suggest a gen. eral house-cleaning of all state depart Ments to bring expenses down to present day conditions, to make the expenditures of the State match those of the average taxpayer. The only way you would know there had been a depression in our forms of government is in salaries paid to off cials. No other expenses have been pared; as matter of fact, they have increased.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Waterburian Wins Occolade

All praise is due Representative John D. Thoms of Waterbury from the busl- nessmen of Connecticut, for it was the minority leader in the House of Repre- sentatives who saved the day by prevent ing possible passage of a sales tax meas ure. Representative Thoms took the stand that so long as there was to be a hevenue producing bill considered it should include other means of bringing in income than solely tax on sales, which would simply be burden in the long run on the very class of worker to whom 1t was expected to bring relief in the form of direct contributions from the state to the cities and towns.
 Twice the Waterbury legislator opposed the motion to suspend the rules so that the House might facilitate passage of the bill containing provision for the sales tax. And he stated that if special session of the General Assembly were called he would continue to voice objection and lead his fellow-partymen in move against such action. We think that in the event of special session he would be well support ed by more than members of his own party in the fight against the sales tax.
 When the Senate and House disposed of this device in convincing fashion some days back we really believed that the issue was dead for this year. No doubt the in- sistence of Governor Wilbur l.. Cross on the inclusion of the sales tax item in the producing measure has been re- sponsible for it cropping forth again. However, we do not think that even the governor. personally popular as he is, can prevail in this one instance. The sales fax Is not and never will be popular means of raising income in Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
The Safest Ship

The new French super-liner, Norman die. like the British Queen Mary and the German Europa, may be foolishly large, fast and costly, and destined soon to be scrapped in her turn to make way for another "Queen of the Sea-" But there IS at least one thing about her that sea transportation needs -- something far more important than swimming tanks and tennis courts and tropical gardens, That is safety from fire
 The Normandie has special fire crew, said to have been installed by experts of the Paris fire department, with nothing whatever to do except guard the vessel against fires. This crew will patrol the ship every minute of the day and night, every fireman on his special beat. A con- tinuous stream of reports will pour into the central fire office, including automatic records of firemen failing to report. There are complete automatic fire alarms, too.
 If fire breaks out, it will be handled entirely by the fire staff, leaving the cap tain and his officers and crew entirely free to navigate the ship. All this for a ship, more completely fireproof than any yet built Other liners cannot all come up to this standard, but it is fine ex- ample to set while the Morro Castle dis aster is still fresh in mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06

It has been interesting, although bit discouraging, to watch the inroads of the tent caterpillars this spring. Right now the pests seem to be entering different phase of life. An examination of buildings, trees, lumber, etc., will reveal many CO., coons. We don't know the habits or peregrinations of the tent caterpillar, but we presume the unsightly things are go- ing to be transformed into moths or but terflies. A neighbor once informed the writer that the tent caterpillar does not undergo this transformation, but the caterpillar itself is the larvae of moth, so we might well claim that the cycle is completed. At any rate we have noticed an unusual number of cocoons the last few days and they are right where the worms were the thickest in one neigh borhood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-06
Selected Poem
CONCLUSION

Here is the summer again; in the morning Robins run on the lawn and blackbirds adorning Their satin throats with the sun, preen and grow
 raucous,
 As if they were newly elect to a caucus. catbrd news in the eayes;woodpeckers stutter, The pettcoats of the trees, as taffeta, fiutter: And tptoeing in, vagrant breezes and fckle Stir the hair my legs till they tickle. Of ocusts begins, and the holyhocks, drawing Their sunbonnets close, lean the hedges. When even the daisies limp on the edges, one thinks 1t is lovely not to be thinking; What matter ambitions! Rather the clinking Of Ice in tall glasses; rather ono hour Of leisure than lifetimes of labor for power