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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

For the same period our foreign trade, which President Roosevelt ruined, according to his opponents, actually increased 85 per cent.
 Cites Business Recovery
 Nobody builds an automobile un- less it can be quickly sold. In the first six months of 1883 the automo- bile industry built 990,000 cars. In the first six months of 1886 it built almost 2,500,000 cars, an increase of 151 per cent! This despito the shift ing of the opening of the automo- bile season into the fall to provide steadier employment through the winter, but taking the first rush of buying nwe models out of the first six-month period.
 False leaders of business have criticizetN the administration for not hell ing the heavy industries out of thN depression. The Chicago Tribune's facts show that steel pro- duction, the barometer of heavy in- dustry, rose steadily almost from the beginning of his administration. In the first six months of 1883 it was less than 8,9O0,000 tons. In 1884 it doubled. In 1885 it held its own at better than 100000 tons and for the first six months of this year it has reached 21 ,300,00O ton;. That is an increase of 140 per cent in three years.
 There can be no better index of the solid performance .f this im- provement than the remarkable in- crease of building construction be- tween 1883 and 1886. People do not put their savings or their borrowings into new buildings, industrial or housing, unless they feel that a profit on the investment i5 certain for many years to come.
 According to the Chicago Trib- une'S summary of facts, for the first six months of 1883, new building construction was valued at only $432, ,000,000 In the first six months of 1884 it jumped to $894, ,000, 900. There was a slight recession in the first six months of 1885. But for the same period in 1886 building con- struction reached $1.210,000, 900. That was an increase of 18c per cent
 
 Claims Credit for Roosevelt
 And let there be no doubt about it, President Roosevelt and his admin istration are responsible for the im- provement. The tycoons of big bus mess and finance had been in the saddle, riding government as well as business, up to 1883. They dom- mated congress. Their advice was eagerly accepted at the White House. For 12 years they had been the lords of creation-but they couldn't stop the panic. They couldn't end the de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Brass City Aerie

Five new members will be initi- ated into the Brass City Aerie of Eagles tonight at the club rooms on East Main street. stephen Mitchell, president of the group, will be in charge of the ceremony. Several state officers will be en- tertained at the meeting and plans will be made for the cele- bration of the first anniversary of the new aerie..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
FrdterndL NeUs
Pride Of Hawthorne

The initiation of seven new members took place at last nights meeting of Pride of Hawthorn lodge, Daughters of St. George, which was held in British War Veterans hall at 95 Bank street. The new members are: Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Nellie Godson, Mrs. Annie Lethbridge, Mrs. AL mira Parkins, Miss Emily Warren, Miss Dorothy Parkins and Miss Miss Mildred Parkins. Visitors from the New Haven and Tor rington lodges attended the initia- tion ceremonies. Refreshments were served following the business session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
MUD, WATER CALL
 OFF SERIES GAME
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Part of this water was the backWash from the nearby Harlem. a, Outside the Polo grounds 8 crowd of 2,OO0 which refused to be daunt- ed by the forbidding weather was waiting when word of the postpone ment was passed to them by police.
 The skies at postponement time were overcast but the sun broke through occasionally. Barring fur ther rain today, the field should be in good shape for the second game tomorrow.
 Commenting on yesterdays game, manager Mccarthy, boss of the los ing team, said he thought the um- pires handled the whole thing per- fectly and that comes from the loser. The game had to be started because 1t wasn't raining and once under way there was no time at which play should have been hal ted"
 The postponement means that President Roosevelt will visit the Polo grounds instead of the Yankee stadium If there is game tomor- TOW as he planned to attend the Friday game.
 ' Britain's used car trade now en-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Dinner-Dance

Plans for the annual dinner dance of the Irish-American so- cial club auxiliary will be for- mulated at a meeting of the wo- men to be held tonight at % Field street. Miss Mary McKenna, president of the unit, has anti cipated a large attendance. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
CRUISER ON TRIP

Boston, Oct 1-(U.P.)-The U. $. s. Moffett. new 186O-ton destroyer leader, will leave here Saturday on a two-mOnth shakodown cruise to Gulf Of Mexico and Caribbean ports 1t was announced ct Boston Navy Yard today. The Moffett. huilt ai Quincy. carries a 2B0-man crew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
MayfIower Camp

Juvenile members of MaydoWer camp, Royal Neighhors of Afn- erica, will hold their first meeting Of t9e season at 7:S0 o'clock this evening in SpeedwelI hall. n East Main stzest. me ccmmlttee ia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Bucks Hill Club

The first fall meeting of the Bucks Hill Community club will be held on Friday, October 2nd. at 8 p. m., to make plans for Winter Events. All members and friends are urged to. be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

This year marked the centennial of the patent system of the United States. The first patent was issued to John Rugglss, of Maine, July IS, 1886. Current patent numbers are over 2Oz0.OO0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

It required 70 years to a day to build the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
BOTH SIDES
 of inc CAMP
BY SENATOR JOSEPH C. O'MAHONEY


 shoud-and most of them There multitude of others him. The and sound leaders of business the political and the partisan editorials of thet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

Gisbon dispatches reported today that 8 great force of Moors had arrived in the Badojoz area in western Spain, due to the control of the Gibraltar Strait by rebel warships 50 that it is no longer necessary to convey them by air. plane.-Ed) N E8E
 Despite the attempt on the rail- road and activity in the area just north of Toledo, there was little activity yesterday. At any hour. reinforced loyalists are due to att tack the rebels in the Maqueda area west of Toledo, on the Talavera- Madrid road, and possibly all along the Maqueda- -Torrijos- Toledo front.
 But the government is convinced that the rebels are not yet ready to drive for Madrid, and that all activity in the Toledo front is de- signed to strengthen the column trying to reach Aranjuez.
 It is felt here that the rebels must now be careful, as their lines of communication are precariously long. It was expected that the rebels would seek to advance suf- ficiently along the Madrid road from Toledo to prevent any flanking attack on the Aranjuez column.
 100000 Dead
 Madrid, Oct. Reliable though unofficial sources estimated today that the loyalist (leftist) forces had lost 100000 dead and 100000 wounded in the II weeks of civil war. There was no estimate of rebel casualties.
 Street Fighting
 San Sebastian, Oct. 1.-(UP).- Street fighting broke out in be- leauguered Bilbao today between anarchists and Basque nationalists. Many were injured and several kill- ed.
 Fighting broke out in Bilbao af- ter anarchist bands, 150 strong, sped through the streets in automo- piles to break tip demonstration of Basque women, praying for peace and pleading for surrender in the arena.
 The anarchists stormed San An- ton church, seized a priest as led in prayer, beat him, and then forced him to ma--sh through the streets carrying a hammer and sickle ban- ner. Finally icy dumped him into the river but Basques rescued him. The anarchists were alleged to have profaned tE, famous Caramin Shrine in Cc'l Anto church.
 Mass Suicide,
 Toledo, Oct. 1.-(UP).- Shouting "viva la muerte (death)," 40 enemy anarchists caught and isolated in the seminary school for priests here, committed mass suicide last night by burning themselves to death, ( n. Jos Varela, rebel commander, was inform1s.
 He said the men drank large quantities of footed anisette, a liquor resembling absinthe, and set fire to the building.
 Varela also said 100 anarchists had died in flames when they bar ricaded themselves in San Juan hospital, which was surrounded and shelled.
 Varela said he found IS Russian communists among captured lcyal- iStS.
 400 Prisoners
 Santander, Oct. 1.-(UP).-Of- ficial sources here report the loyal ists captured 400 prisoners during fighting at Mount KaIamura, in the Marquina zone of the Province of Vizcaya. The rebels were surround ed and decided to surrender. This year marked the centennial of the patent system of the United States. The first patent was issued to John Ruggles, of Maine, July IS, 1886. Current patent numbers are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Sons Of Ahruzxi

The regular monthly meeting of the Sons Of Abruzzt society will be held nt l0A Cherry street at g:ao o'clock tomctrow nights
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

charge of engagements has ar- ranged for a series of bingo per- ties starting tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
4OO Prisoners

Santander. Oct. 1.-(UP). .-Of- ficial sources here report the loyal ists captured 400 prisoners during fighting at Mount Kalamura, in the Marquina zone of the Province of Vizcaya. The rebels were surround ed and decided to surrender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

Britain's used car trade now em-
 hloys zoo O,o00 people.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Claims Credit for Roosevelt
PACIFIC COAST
 SHIPPING SAVED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

Loadngs freight and nobody loads freight car unless there transaction months of this the first months of 1883
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
DWELL TO FILE
 MANDAMUS WRIT

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
ROOSEVELT WILL
 SPEAK TONIGHT

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

NEXT: Representative Francis D. Culkin, assistant director Farm Divi- sion, republican national committee, compares the New Deal farm pro- gram with republican proposals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01

Madrid, Oct. 1.--(UP). Reliable though unofficial sources estimated today that the loyalist (leftist) forces had lost 100000 dead and 100000 wounded in the II weeks of civil war. There was no estimate of rebel casualties.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05

Predsedajicl Domu Zastup-
cG v kongresu, Joseph Yelling
ton Byrns, zemrel We ctvrtek We
1915 pc pGlnoci srdecnf vadou
povstalou re zakrvacen1.
Star byl &c rokI. Roznemo-
hi Sc We stfedu odpoledne ko-
lem pGl seste hodiny.
Smrt jeho byla zcela neoce-
kavanOu.
Byrns, jenz pc dlouha leta
byl zastupcem re statu Tennes-
see v kongresu, byl cinnym
skorem az do posledni chvfle
pracuje ma tom, ably dopraco-
vany byly jednotlive predlohy
v kongresu, ably tento skonciti
mohl koncem tohoto tydne.
IMAM byl jake "Uncle Joe."
Smrti jeho ukoncenf tohoto
zasedanf kongresu snad odda-
leno Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Kradezze.

Z domu Williama Wengert
V North Linthicum zlodeji u
kradli pokladnu 600 liber tez-
kou, V n1z bylo ma hotovosti
$4,000 a sperky v Gene $1,000.
Ma kradez prisli manzele
Wengert, kdyz kolem 4. hodi-
ny v nedeli rano vratiIi Sc DON'T
z restaurantu, ktery Wengert
vlastn1 ma w. Pratt ulici. Zlo-
deli do domu dostali Sc postran
mimi dveTmi.
= Diva zr1zenci Shirtcroft
spolecnosti, 1920 Curtain ave-
nue., obzalovani byli We stredu,
re ukradli 1850 kosil Gene
nych pc dolaru kazda. Zrizen-
ci jsou: George Smith a Will
liam Disney.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Naturalisace manzelky ameri-
ckeho obcana.

ckeho obcana.
Dotaz: Potfebuje manzel-
ka americkeho obcana "prvni
list" nez niue zadati "a natu-
ralisaci? Jak dlouho me mu-
sell moi svedci znati?
Odpoved: zadost "a obcan-
stv1 mGzete podati bez@ prveho
listu. Vdavala-li jste Sc pred
"a. kvetnem 1884 a byl-li vas
manzel v te dobe uz americ-
kym obcanem, pax mus1te do
kazati pouze jednorocn1 pobyt
We Spojenych statech. Odby-
val-li Sc vsak snatek az pc uni
nenem datu, nebo stal-li sc vas
manzel az pc "a. kvetnu 1884,
pax YAM must vasi svedci do
svedciti nejmene tTflety zdejsi
pobyt. Jake kazdy jiny zada-
tel, tax i Wy budete muset skla-
dati naturalisacnf zkousku.
Kdyz ma "prohlaseni 1myslu"
brzy propadnouti.
Dotaz: Obdrzel jsem "prvy
list" cervnu 1929. Slysel
jsem, re to obycejne trva dosti
dlouho, nez pTedvolavajf "a
datele o obcanstvi Ike zkouSce.
Padam-li 81 zaost O obcanstvi
nynl, ale predvolaj1-li me az pc
cervnu 1886, Dude povazovan
mGj prvy list "a platny?
Odpoved: zadost O obcan-
stvl je povazovana "a "poda-
nou' teprve tehdy, kdyz jak
Wy, tax i vasi svedci zodpovf
vsechny otazky. Nebudete-li
povolan Ike zkousce pred tim
dnem, kdy vyprsf lh1ta platno-
sti vaseho "prveho listu" pax
budete muset znovu zadati "a
"prvy list" a cekati znovu diva
roxy. Nejlepe ucinfte, podate-
Ii zadost o druhy list bez DIAL
slho odkladu a pfilozite-li k nj
krone dvou fotografif a pou-
kazky ma diva a pdl dollaru i
dopis, V nemz upozornujete O.
kresn1ho misunderstanding Tedi-
tele ma to, re vas "prvy list uz
brzy propadne. PTfpady toho-
to druhu byvajf v%yfizovany
rychleji, take je aspon nejaka
nadeje, re vas a vase svedky
pfedvolajf yeas. Pravidlem by
ovsem melo byti, re zadny by
nemel takovouto dIlezitou vec
odkladati az ma poslednf chv1-
Ii. ST. IL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Mesto vyplatilo Sos. 600 ma
pOmOc.

Poprve v historic mesta ma
yor a mestska rada vydali po-
income cheeky V obnosu $685.
900 ma pGl mes1cn1 pomoc dit
kan a sestarlym osobam.
1851 d1tkam dany cheeky
v obnosu $59,511.94. Sestarli
pensiste v poctu 679 obdrzeli
$6,271.94 a potrebnym oslep-
lynn osobam zaslano $500. Po-
zdejsf platy posflany budou
tydne.
We schGzi vyboru ma pomoc
rokovano bylo v pondelf O pla-
nu vysetTiti asi 1000 pomoc-
nych pripadG, ktere zanecha-
ny byly z listin skoncene Balti-
morske administrace pomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
VINCENT LOPEZ zapasiti bu-
de s CHIEF LITTLE WOLF
hlavnim zapase.

PTistf 1tery, 9. cervna v kTfz.
kovych zapasech poTadanych V
Carlins Park Vincent Lopez ut
ka Sc s Chief Little Wolf v hlav
MIN zapase.
V nasledujic1ch 4 zapasech
kter6 urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkujf:
Ivan Managoff VS.. Dean bet
ton; Bill Hoolihan VS.. Charles
Strack; Ed Meske VS.. Al Bill
lings; Sun Jennings VS.. Jack
Gacek.
Vstupne: 4Oc, 99c, $1.1O a
$1.65. zeny V prdvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 6tery V hlavnim "a
pase Vincent Lopez, jenz popr-
We zde zapasil porazil Gino Ca
ribaldi We 26 minutach. Zapas
tento byl velice zajfmavy.
Dean Detton porazil Fred
Grubmiera v &c minutach.
Ed Meske zdolal Gabriel
D'Annunzio V Is minutach.
Zapas mezi Eli Fischer a
Dick Powell pc 20 minutov6m
kf1zkovan1 prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Charley Strack porazil Stan
ley Wyckoff We IL minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
PresidentStf kandidati.

Dotaz: Kdy Dude volen de-
mokraticky a republikansky
presidentsky kandidat?
Odpov6d: Republikanska
narodnf konvence sejde Sc "a
1celem volby presidentskeho
kandidata a m1stopresidentske-
no kandidata v Clevelande dine
9. cervna, demokraticka kon-
vence We Filadelfii %. cervna.
Bezplatne kursy cizfch Feci.
Dotaz: Kde V New Yorku
je mono bezplatne studovati
CHI reel?
Odpoved: V New Yorku je
$50 rdznych bezplatnych kur-
sG ciz1ch Tecf, v nichz Sc vyucu-
I.je asi 5000 student1. New
York Adult Education ktery
kurs je pro vas nejpffhodn6j-
81.
Rozd1l casu v americkych
mestech.
Dotaz: Kdyz je v New
Yorku a v ostatnfch vychod-
mich mestech II hodin, kolik
hodin je ma vychode prav6 po-
Iodine, je II bod. dopoledne V
Atlantic V Georgia; v Birming-
ham v Alabama. v Dallas V
Texasu; V Milwaukee We Wis
consine V Omaze Nebrasce a
V ST. Louis v Missouri; a 10
bod. dopoledne v Denver, Co.
To-, Ell Paso, Tex. M6sta ma pa
CHICKEN pobfezf, jake San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Seat
tie a Portland mali 9. hod. ra-
no. Chicago pred casem Cd
stranilo hodinovou difference
mezi New Yorkem pTijetlm
Eastern Standard Time.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
80 moravskych dsti utonuIo.

TTicet skolnich ditek We We
ku cd 6 do 10 rokG pTislo o Ii
vot, kdyz Sc s mimi pTevrhla W.
letnf lodice ma Tece Dyji ma ra-
sko-ceskoslovenskych hra-
niclch. Byly to vesmes dltky z
ceske skoly v Rakvic1ch u Hus-
topece ma Morave.
Poole pozdejsf zpravy, ktera
byla datovana v Praze, jednalo
Sc o prevoznf LODI, ktera Sc zvra
tia do kalnych proudG, strh-
nuvsi do hlubin tTicet skolnich
'dltek. Take vozka S bryckou
a konem, kteT1 byli ma pramici,
zahynul. z cele vypravy Sc
zachranilo pouze sedm deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Srazka Sc sloupem skoncila
pronasledovani.

CtyTi mladf muzi hnali Sc v
1tery v ukradenem automobile
pc Washington Boulevard "a
tim CO pronasleduj1c1 je policie
pc mich vypalila nekolik ran. u
Laurel automobil S mimi sklou-
I'll, vrazil do sloupu a prevratil
Sc. Vsichni ctyri, cernosi, IRA
nen1 pfivezeni byli zpet do Bal
timore.
= Deset osob jedoucfch v e.
lektricke kaTe North Avenue
LIME p%rotreseni byli, diva lehce
zraneni, kdyz kara srazila Sc s
truckem ma kTizovatce u Whit
more avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Wallace predpovida konec far.
marske pomocne akce.

Sekretar orby, Henry A. Wal
lace, jenz az dosud byl "skare-
dohlidem" ohledne vyhlidek
do budoucna, prohlasil, re po-
mocha akce farmarska Dude
"mrtvolou, pohfbenou pod ia
hem narodnfho a mezinarodni-
no blahobytu.
Prohlasen1 toto We Washing
tonu ucinene We stredu neobjas-
nil doznanfm, jak ku zmene
nahledG svych dospel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Sffeni Sc francouzske stavky.

We stredu pocet stavkujicich
delnfkI rozmnozen byl ma $50
900. Vlada znepokojena jest
stavkami ohledne zasobeni Pa
r1ze potravou, vodou a plynem.
Komuniste a socialiste prohla-
suji. re stavka jest "ospravedl-
nena", ponevac francouzsky
delnfk zkracen byl ma vydel-
cfch v poslednfch a letech O 80
procent.
- We Spanelsku eta sc ma
100000 stavkujfcich. Delnic-
ky neklid rosie denne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
PribSh skoro Kocourkovsky.

rlOen ShOrO NOCOurkOVSky.
Necelych dvacetpet kilome-
trG mad Prahou, temer v SOU
sedstvf hlavnfho mesta, lezi ma
Vltave mestecko Vrane a obec
Skochovice. Ackoliv je az dnes
elektrina samozrejmosti v nej-
zapadlejsich nasich horach,
nevedi v techto dvou obcich, co
to elektrika je. Swift sc tn svfc-
kami a petrolejem. Pc desftky
let dovedly 81 obce tuto vysadu
udrzet as elektrarnami Sc ne
dohodly. Ted postavil stat We
likou elektrarnu primo We Vra-
mem ma prehrade Vltavy. E.
lektrarna vyrobl rocn6 ma sc
milonn XIV hodin. Ale We Vra-
mem a Skochovic1ch Ease swift
nebudou. Elektrarna temto OBJ
cim nesmi pry vsak dodavat -
ackoli by je mohla zasobovat
prebytecnou energii - protoze
Vrane a Skochovice jsou v ra-
yonu Svazu stredoceskych e.
lektraren. S tim sc oboe pred
lety, kdyz sc v kraji elektriso-
valo nedohodly a tax jsou Cd
souzeny k vecnemu paleni lou
ci a petroleje, jestlize Sc prece
jen rozumne nerozhodne, re
smeji swift elektfinou z pre-
brady. tr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Bosak ~osvobozen.

We Scranton, Pa, Eduard A.
Bosak, byvaly mistopredseda
slovenske banky Bosak State
Bank, kterou krone nekolika
jinych zalozil Michal Bosak,
byl osvobozen z jakekoli why
We spojenl Sc zavrenim jmeno-
vane banky. Byl obzalovan, re
zneuzil $12,5OO z bankovnfch
penez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
LODI Queen Mary zdrzena
mlhou.

Transatlanticky kolos Queen
Mary pfibyl z Angle do New
Yorku. Byl "A minut "a rekor-
dem parniku Normandie.
Queen Mary" je nejen nej-
vetsf britskou lodi, nybrz i nej-
vetsf lodi sveta, pokud jde O je-
il delku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Nateraci zlomena noha

Kun tahnoucf povoz u zebTf-
ku, ma nemz pracoval William
Arlington pfi natfrani domu v
900 blocku Peach alley, strhl
|tento. Naterac spadl a zlamal
81 nohu. Konfka r1dil cernoch.
Norman Evans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Pitt musf prestati " ustanove,
nou hodinu zavirani.

Vybor komisafG mad lihovy-
mi licensemi vydal naT1zeni, re
pitt v hospodach pTestati musi
v hodlnu, kdy tyto zavreny BY
tt mali.
Koupenf 81 napoj6 pred ur-
cenou ku zaviranl hodinou a
postaven1 81 jich ku pitt pc ur-
Gene hodiny, nesmf byti dovo-
Gene iodine, nesm1 byti dovo-
lenO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Osm zabito ma busu.

Osm osob bylo zabito a IL po-
raneno, kdyz pTeplneny bus
sfitil Sc do rokliny ma silnici z
Xochicuatlan do Pachuca We
statu Hidalgo, v Mexiku. Me-
ri mrtvymi jsou tTi zeny a dive
ditky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
UtiSovatele bodnuti.

Osmnactilety William S. Schae-
fer a 16lety Emory FAKE pobo-
DAM byli 43 rokd starym Pau
lem Trotter, kdyz jej utisiti
chteli v jeho dome v l. blocku
N. Gllmor ulice. Oba bodl ka-
pesnfm nozem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Kostelni "vybercf" zadrzen.

Joseph O'Shaughnessey, 18
rok1 starry, drzan jest pro po-
rotu severovychodnfho police.j-
nfho soudu pro osm prestupkd.
zalovan jest, re vylakal po
dolaru az petit dolarech z do
mi severovychodnf sekce "ko-
lektuje ma kostel'', jak v navstf
venych domech udaval. Zatce-
ny jset re 1900 blocku Arabia
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-05
Stale Sc.

V College Place, Washing
ton, M. b. Ellis, obvazky upev-
Mia zlomenou nohu sve mlade
slepicky a vzala tuto nesouc ii
do sklepa domu. Ma schodech
padla a zlomila 81 svoii nohu.
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Udaval faleSne penize.

Groce Gennuso, MATTEL hos
pody We 100 blocku Aisquith
ulice, drzan jest pod zarukou
$4,000, re daval do obehu bez-
cenne petidolary, ktere nabf-
Eel pc ctyTech dolarech.
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Diva hosi narceni re IL kradezi

We stredni a severozapadni
cast mesta diva cernostl hosi,
jeden 17lety a druhy 16lety,
vineni jsou re II tam provede-
nych kradez1.
V prGvodu ctyr policistn We
stfedu projfzd6li ulicemi cast
techto a ukazovali domy a a.
p%artmenty, v nichz kradeze
spachali.
Ukradli rGznych predmet1G a
sperku v Gene asi $4,000.
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Usmrcen bleskem.

35lety Harry C. Lawyer, z
Hanover, Pa, usmrcen byl bles
KEN, kdyz We stredu sedel ma
hromade vlhkeho p1sku drze v
ruce electricity drat pri praci
sve ma kovovem predmetu.
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PRODAM dive mens1 fanny
ma rohu State Road bl1ze mesta
aneb vym6nfm "a majetek V
m6ste Baltimore. Tez sc pT1j-
me muz ma delanf cementovych
ctvercG, zenaty neb svobodny.
K doptani V elsie 921 N. Dun
can st.
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Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

PRODA Sc sOR sestavaj1ci
re dvou lotG ma Bird River
Beach ma nemz jest Bungalow
O 4 svetnicfch, (pantry) a ga
rage. Rychlemu kupci "a cenu
levnou. K doptan1 V elsie sol
N. Collington Avenue.
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III dHcH Hd PIOPduAC DC
V Clevelandu 8Olety Vaclav
Vanek pred svatkem Zdobeni
hrobG pri oprave stTechy "a
svym domOvem ma StreSe Sc
proboril a on spadl. 0sS
Pr padu Sc zranil nebezpec-
ne ma pateTi.
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Poranil Sc padem S houpacky.
V Riverside parku spadl S
houpacky 9lety Ernest Cable
a Zranil Sc ma noze.