davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
u. BUILDINGS
AT WASHINGTON
New Edifices To Suit Local
Conditions Show Great
Diversity
OUTSIDE APPEARANCE

Washington.-Thre basic archi-
tectural designs account for the
simplicity and beauty of lines Of
the hundreds of federal post office
buildings now springing up all over
the United States.
The depression and the Public
Works administration have made
new post office buildings as common
as little red schoolh0uses" once
more. The procurement division of
the Treasury department has award
ed 7SO construction contracts since
February IA, 1890. A great major
ity of these have been for post Of
fees. Several hundred remain to
be built.
The outward appearances of these
structures are almost as diversified
as the contracts are numerous. Yet
they all trace their origin back to
three basic designs: The colonial,
found most frequently in the Allan
tic seaboard area; the contempor-
airy or modern, found in all COM
munities Of the country, and the
Spanish or mission type. in the
Southwest.
Local Scenes Studied.
This is not an attempt to make
canned architectural drawings or
designs" one of the chief archi-
tects of the procurement division
explained. 'Tt is an attempt to make
the post office buildings fit or blend
into their surroundings as If they
had grown up out of the ground in
their respective localities-in short,
local products"
The procurement division has de-
yeloped scores of designs of each
type of architecture used. In some
localities where two types of archi-
lecture prevail, post Office build
ing in which both types are blended
may be constructed.
'In considering plans for a post
Office building in any city or town
there are three basic requirements
which we must take into account"
an architect explained. 1--WE must
consider the total floor space re-
quired or likely TO be required In
the reasonably near future In that
locality by the government. We must
take into account the historic or
traditional type Of architecture in
that locality. We also must consid-
er climatic conditions"
Space Requirement Survived.
Space requirements by the gov
ernment have been carefully sur
veyed in every city and town Of the
United States. A space control"
department has been set up within
the procurement division to inven-
tory these space requirements and
the space available This "space con-
troll department allots the space oc-
Supied by government bureaus and
agencies throughout the country.
"We have found" the architect
explained, "that when we take the
three basic requirements for post
Office buildings In two or three hun
dred cities, itemize them on cards
and shuttle those cards thoroughly,
they fall into a comparatively few
designs. From those basic designs
we have worked out a multitude of
designs and types which fit virtual
ly any requirements"
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
POOR RETURNS

This has been a very unsatisfac-
tory year to the growers of small
fruits probably from their abund-
ance owing to the continued sea
sonable weather. Last week hun
dreds Of quarts of Delaware black
berries and raspberries were sold
in the New York city markets at
prices that ranged from two and
a half to six cents a quart, while
the growers were paying from one
and quarter to two cents quart
for having them picked. r. M.
Cooper, who is one of our largest
growers, finds by a neat calcula-
tion that his net results for last
weeks shipments outside of the
picking was 1853 cents per quart.
This is better than many have
done. Fruit growers do not re-
member year when Strawberries
and biackberries have paid so
poorly,
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
OPENINGS FOR ENLISTNIENTS
Desirable Vacancies in u. S. Army
at Hawaii and Panama

dt I1dhdl dIlu dudIltd
Sergeant Byron w. Jeffries, a
member of the Camden, I. j., Re-
cruiting District for the U. S.
Army, has been transferred from
District Headquarters, Camden, N.
j., to the Sub-Station, Sixth and
King Streets, Wilmington, Del, as
assistant to Sergeant JANUS j.
Winfree, Sub-Station Commander.
Sergeant Jeffries has more than
fifteen years service in the U. S.
Army, during which time he has
served in the Hawaiian Islands,
Panama Canal Zone, as well as
various Organizations along the
East coast. There are many de-
sirable vacancies for enlistment for
the Dawaiian Islands, and the Pan
anna Canal Zone, for men who de-
sire to travel, and for those who
choose to serve near their homes,
there are assignments available
within the states of New York,
New Jersey, and Delaware. Among
these assignments there are also
vacancies for specialists such as
clerks, typists, bakers, cooks, car
penters, automobile mechanics,
chauffeurs, truck drivers, ETC., also
assignments for qualified music
ians. Sergeant Jeffries has had
several years experience on re-
cruiting service, has a thorough
knowledge of his duties, and will
be pleased to get in touch with
qualified young men between 18
and 35 years of age.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
MARRIAGES

Handy-Hay-At Zion's Lutheran
Church, York, Pa, by Rev. A. w.
Lilly, D. d., I. d. C. Handy, of
Newark, Md, son of the late Rev.
I. w. K. Harry. d. D., and Miss
Annie C. Hay, daughter of the late
Albert Hay and Belle G. Hay, of
York, Pa.
Luff-Kelley-At the M. E. par
sonage. this town, July 18th, by
Rev. ]. B. Quigg, Harry t. Luff
and Miss Dora Kelley, both Of this
county.
Morris-Conner-At the NJ E.
Parsonage, this town, July 18th,
by Rev. E. E. White, Benjamin F.
Morris and Miss Sarah M Conner,
both of this town
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths,
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF JULY 21ST, 1886

Taken from our old files OF
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
THE VERY UNEQUAL
RAINFALL

The rainfall this year has been
extremely unequal-the result be-
ing as damaging where it did fall
by its excess as where it did not
by the drought. In the Southern
States, the whole counties have
been OVERLOADED and the crops de-
stroyed. For over two months in
this section we have not had a
week without copious rain falls,
those of last week being the heav-
lest. though doing no material
damage except in lower Kent and
Sussex counties where much of the
county was flooded.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23

Eloqunce is the child of knowl-
edge
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
THIRD STOP

The mechanic at the third stop
decides by the rising of the liquid
in the calibrated tubes, each of
which represents a brake, whether
or not the brakes have energy to
the extent of sixty per cent of the
weight of the vehicle and If all two
or four brakes act reasonably
equal. However, a variance OF 200
Continued on Pass Three)
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23
DEATHS

DEATHS
Ennis-Near Smyrna, July 18th,
Joseph, infant son of Joseph and
Evils Ennis, aged 6 months.
Mathews-In Camden, July Goth,
Mrs. Mary Mathews, aged above
80 years.
CavenderNear Clayton, July 20,
Edith Frances, daughter of Joseph
L. and Georgia a. Cavender, aged
1 year, months and IL days.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23

the accident will go hard with him.
There is much sympathy for him
throughout the Neck
d. w. Trumpeiler brought home
with him from Florida two live al
lgiators some three or four feet in
length for the amusement of Mr..
McClain who resides on his farm
near the big Oak" Young alli-
gators are said to be fond of
Spring chickens and will enjoy a
picnic occasionally whenever it
may suit Mr.. McClain's pleasure.
On the other hand they can beat
DR.. Tanner on a fast, and should
Mr.. McClain get busy with his
crops and forget them, or want to
take an extended trip to the noun
tains or seashore, they can wait a
long while for his return, provided
a square meal, such as will make
up for the lost time is furnished.
Smyrna times., 1936-07-23

Next Sunday will be Farmers,
DAY at Fraland Beach.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE

WHEREAS a Bill entitled y Act TO
provide for a Civil Government of he
VII gin Islands of the u, 5. A. (Pub1c
No 749-S 4524-Was passed by h l4th
{ on2ress of the United SAFES and ap-
proved June p, 1886, provides 10 Section
thereof in part as follows -. he
next general Election in the Vrqln Is
J nos shall be held on November, 3, 1896.
Al sueh election there shall be chosen
the entire membership of each Municipal
Council as herein provided -" and
W HERAS The said Act now styled the
Organic Act, provides hat the Municipal
Councll shall be composed of nine ~
members, viz: Members For Christian
sted Town & Suburbs; 2 Members For
Chrstiansted Country District; Mem
hers For Frederiksted Town; Memters
For Ere deriksted Country District. aud
one Member At Large.
NOW THEREFORE. by virtue of the
aforesaid Section Of the Organic Act,
and by direction of the Governor of the
Virgin Islands of the United States,
general election will be held at the Police
Court House, 10 Christiansted, on TUES
DAY, November 3. 1886, which time
the Electors in this District will partlci-
pate in the election of ONE MEMBER
A1-LARGE for the whole Island.
] he ballOtlng will commence at l
O'Clock pm. and will close at the earliest
pm. as far as the Christlanste0 Coun-
sted is concerned.
In conformity with Publication Of Nov
ember Is. 1906. paragraphs and 2, can
diQates for membership-AT--L LARGE
in order 10 be considered at the election
in this district, must be nominated by one
of the Electors 10 this Electoral District
either by written notice, signed by the
nominator and sent TO the Chairman Of
the Electoral Board at his official Office
not later than O'Clock, p. m. FRIDAY,
80 inst or be announced by voter OF
this District by personal appearance of
such voter before the Electoral Board, at
the place where the election is to De held
between to A O'Clock, D. m. Saturday
31st. inst.
Ali concerned will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
THE ELECTORAL BOARD FOR CHRIS
TIANSTED COUNTRY DISTRICT
Christiansted, St. Croix. VI. U. S.A. Octo
Der, "a. 1886.
D. HAMILTON JACKSON
Chairman Electoral Board.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-30

June 2, 1886. provides in Section 8
thereof In part as. folio VS.; II he next
general Election in the Vlrgn Isards
shall be he'd on November 3 1896 st
such election there shall be chosen the
eutire membership of each VIZ ieiph
C'unc as herein provided -" ana
WHEREAS the said Ac, now style
he Orgar ic Act, provides that The Nom
opal Council shall be composed on nine
80 members. VIZ: Nemners For his
tansted Town & Suburb; 2 MemnrrS
For Chnst iansted Counfr, Distdcl; 2
Nembt rs FOR trederkst-d IoNa;
Members For Frederiksted Country Dis
trIct, and / Member Al Large:
NOW THEREFORE, BY irtue of the
aforesaid Section Of the Organic AcI,
and by direction of the Governor of the
Virgin Islands of the United States,
general election will be held at The Podce
Court House, 10 ChtistianstPd on lU3
day, November 3, 1896 al which time the
Electors in this District viii participate
in the election of ONE MEMBER-AI-
LARGE for the whole island.
The BaHoting will commence at 8
o'clock, am. and will close a the earliest
IL Nj. as far as the Chrisuansted Town
q Suburbs is concerned
In conformity with Publication Of Nov.
Is. 1906, paragraphs l and 2, candidates
for mambership-AT-LARGE in order
to be considered at the election in this
district. must be nominated by one of
the Electors in this Electoral District.
either by written notice, signed by the
nominator and sent to the Chairman of
the Electoral Board at his Official Office
not later than o'clock, p. m. FRIDAY
Both inst or be announced by voter OF
this District by personal appearance of
such voter before the Electoral Board, al
the place where the election is to be held,
between and 4 o'clock, pm. Saturday
3lst inst.
All Concerned will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
THE ELECTORAL BOARD FOR CHRIS
TIANSTED TOWN AND SUBURBS.
Christiansted. st. Crolx, V.LU.S.A Octo-
Der, "a. 1886
D. HAMILTON JACKSON,
Chairman Electoral Board.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-30
tLrCIION NUll t

HEkFAS IN tutltI1u An act
10 provide for a civil Gov rune Ief ne
Virgin Isia d~ IT me u. :. A." (PuaIc
Ne. 749 $ 1924 0as PASSED w tie
74th Congress Of the Uoited SIa!es a d
approved Jnue %, 1886, provide, If So
ton s hereof in parl as f. l,w ..
h next general election IN the Vllg
Islauds shall be held on Nov1fnt er 3. - 6
At sucn Lection there shall De CHOSEN
tie entire membership Of each Muu:ci
cipal Council as herein PROVIDED :" =.
aud
WHEREAS The said Act, now yIed
the OlgarIc Act. provides thar the Mu
nieip. Council shal be couO3sed Of
nine 80 members. w: 2 Members
Fer Cbrisliansted Town & Subul os; 2
Members 10, Christians cd Country Dis
trlc';2 Members For ErederiksLed Town:
2 Members For Fredfr.ksted Country
District. And l MemUer A Large:
NOW THEREFORE,, by virtue of
the aforesaid Section of the Organic
Act. and oy direction Of the Governor of
the Virgin Islands of the United States.
q general election will BE- held at the
Police Court House, in ChristIansted, on
Tuesday. N0VemDer, 3. 1886. for the
purpose Of eecting TWO MEMBERS
for Chrlstlansted Country District.
The balIoting will CONNIE nee at L O.
clock and will close at tho earliest pm
In conformity with Publication of Nov
ember Is 1906. paragraphs l ard 2, cam
dldates, In order to be considered aC the
election. must be nominated ny one of
the Electors Of the Electoral District Cor
nominate themselves as candidates. eth
er by written notice. signed by the
nominator ard sent to the Chairman of
the Electoral Board az his official
office not later than 4 O'Clock, D. m. FRI
DAY. Both ms tant.. or by personal ap
pearance of the puminator before the E.
lector Board at the place where the cleo
tion is to be held between and o'clock
p. m. SATURDAY, the 31st, inst.
All concerned will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
THE ELECTORAL BOARD FOR
CHRlSTIANSIED COUNTRY DIS
TRICT, Ch'isiansted. ST. Croix, Octo
Der "a 1886.
D. HAMILTON JACKSON
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Skvrny ma letnich satech.

OVOcne SkVrny ma bllych lat
.kach zmizejf, dame-li je odma-
Get do mleka nebo podmasli.
Stejnou sluzbu nam udela CT
tro. Skvrny Cd travy vycistime
ma hrubych latkach mydlem a
horkou vodou.J JENNIE latkyvsak
nesmime cistiti horkou vodou.
Ma techto vytukavame lehkym
lfhovym nebo cpavkovym roz-
token, pc pr. kyslicnfkem vo-
dicitym. V kazdem pripade
cistfme tax jen latky staloba-
revue. PAX m1sto dobTe pro-
plachneme vlaznou vodou. Po-
trent zredenou kyselinou citro-
novou jest vzdy dobre. He'd
vabne latky sc mohou cistiti
Them. Zredeny kyslicnfk vo-
dicity cisti dokonale skvrny cd
tresnf. Nezapomenme vsak lat
ku dobre proplachnouti cistou
vodou. Skvrny cd potu radeji
lined vycistfme, nebot pfita-
hujimoly. z vlnenych latek je
odstranime smesi / dilu cpav-
ku, 3 dill a 4 dill siroveho
etheru. Dobre proplachnouti.
Skvrny Cd piva a bileho VIVA
vytreme Timed vodou a podlo-
Zine ssacim papirem nebo va
tou Skvrnv I'd Snrvan6hO VIVA
lined posypeme soil nebo XII
dou a pozdeji vycistime citro-
novou stavou. Skvrny Cd krve
lined vypereme We vode. Ma
bilych latkach muzem pouzlti
kyslicniku vodiciteho. Mastne
skvrny potreme smesl 2 dill
benzolu. 1 dilu alkoholu a l d.
lu cpavku. Vseobecne plati, re
Gin drive Sc skvrna vycistl, tim
lepe a jisteji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
zivelni melody.

7. cervna nastala velka pru-
trz mracen v kraji okolo Male
chova, Dehtina, Svihova a Ia
janova, ktera zpIsobila velke
zatopy. Kamenny most ma re-
ce Uhlave ma okresni silnici v
osade Vyrov u obce Malechova
byl strzen. Tri deti, prihlize-
jicf povodni, zGstaly ma piliri,
byly vsak zachraneny Jaku-
benz Cizkem, synem rolnlka z
Vyrova.
V Pobeskydi omrzly BRAN
bory a fazole. Kolem potok1
byla jinovatka. Ma Dumbieru
v Nfzkych Tatrach napadlo
skoro ctvrt metru snehu.. Pasty-
Fl museli Sc stady ut1kat S hor.
Snezilo ma Sumave a v bavor-
skych Alpach.
Pi tom nenf pametnika, re
by rostlo v cervnu tolik hub, ia
ko letos. Ma trh v Holesove pTi-
jelo v jedinem dni pres sto hou-
bardI S hromadami hribI. Take
ma Kromefizsku jiz rosie hod-
ne hub.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Ma IS osOb bylO zran9no,

- ma Oh OSOU UylO ZIdIlCIlO,
pet tezce, kdyz francouzsky
parnik, Ell Kantara, majfcf 400
pasazeru6, zajel "a MILKY prflis
blfzko ku bfehu, a narazil ma
skalnaty 1tes blizko Corona,
Spanely.
- Bernhard w. Won Buelow,
81, nemecky tajemnik statu
pro zahranicni veci, zemfel.
Onemocnel prudkou chripkou,
spojenou Sc zanetem Pile. Co
diplomat byl povazovan "a je-
dnoho z nejhouzevnatejsich
pracovnfkG zahranicnf sluzby.
- Francie vzdala poctu svym
vojfnum. kteri bojovali a padli
V americke revoluci. Mramo-
rova deska Sc jmeny 2112 fran
couzskych dGstojnfkI a muzG,
kterf pfepluli Atlanticky oce-
an, ably pomahali Washington
now poraziti Brity, byla odha-
lena v Chateau de Versailles
Jesse I. Strausem, vyslancem
Spoj. StatG. Vynikajfci fran
couzske a americke osoby Sc
z~1castnily.
Deska je v "Americke sini"
kralovskem palaci Versailles.
Je zasazena pod obrazem kra-
lie Ludvika XVI, ktery ztratil
trim a zivt, ponevadz francouz-
sk6 davy cerpaly nadsenf z a.
mericke revoluce.
" Toronto, Kanada, v ko-
STEELE Fanny Marie Lurdske byl
tfikrate zalozen ohen. PRIME
byl zpozorovan casne rano a
druhy ohen asi "a hodinu, vzdy
v prisklepf kostela. Tret1 ohen
byl zalozen u vchodu v SIM, kde
bylo zpdsobeno skody "a 500
dollard, nez byly plameny u
haSeny, posledn1 ohen byl zpo-
zorovan v poledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

Len rosie u mas a proto peni-
re, ktere vydavame "a lnene
tkaniny Zustanou v zemi. Spo-
tTeba lnu pomaha chudym
horskym krajGm pTemahati ne
zamestnanost a bidu. Avsak
hospodaTska politika obycejne
nerozhoduje O mode. Letos vsak
ma stestf i velke modni domy v
PaT1zi a ma celem svete 81 obi
billy este platno. Prave cesko-
slovenske platno sc hodf vybor-
ne ma kratke kalhotky k rannf-
mu cvicenf nebo k tenisu, ma
anglicke kostymy, trictvrtecni
komplety, plaste do aut i KRAFT
Ike kabatky. Ceskoslovenske
platno, ciste meme, triumfuje v
cel6m svete. Nalezli bychom
je "a obrovskymi vyklady new
yorskymi, i v elegantnich OBJ
chodnfch domech v Parizi. z
celkove vyroby lneneho platna
spotTebuje sc v tuzemsku jen
1871, zbytek, celych $50 Sc
vyvazf do ciziny. Proto Sc MI
zeme jen tesiti z toho, re jsou
lnene vyrobky tax moderni a
doufame, re modernfmi z1sta-
nou, uvazfme-li vsechny jejich
pTednosti. Celolnena platna
pGsobf v lete neobycejne CHA
dive, jsou hladka a proto Sc
netrebf a spinf mnohem pama-
|leji nez latky bavlnene, ssaji
pot, coz jest velkou prednosti
zvlaste pri spertu a krone toho
jejich vyroba Sc tax zdokonali-
la, re jsol velmi hezke. V Cd
vetvi lozn1ho a v1bec uzitko-
veho prada jsou jiz odedav-
ma ocenovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

sveho 18leteho roku a obcan-
stvi nemohou Sc uchazeti drive,
nezli dospej1 21leteho roku
sveho veku. Jake vsichni JIM
cizinci, i ony must zadati O t.
". "Certifikat pTijezdu", prize
ly-li pc 20. cervnu 1906. ii.
ktefi byli sem pfivezeni jake
male deti, nemohou 81 skoro
nikdy vzpomenouti ma den sve-
no pfijezdu do Spojenych sta
tn, ma to, jakym zpdsobem Sc
vlastne sem dostali. Caste mu-
81 proto zazadati O ''legalisaci"
sveho zdejsiho pobytu, ably Sc
mohli staff americkymi obcany.
T ole ovsem dosti zdlouhava
procedure a stoj1 penize.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Stare ceske penize " Rusku.
U Smolenska nalezeny mince z
dolby Karla ".

Prazska "Narodn1 Politika"
p1Se: Jak Sc dozv1dame z Mos
kvy, byl ucinen u mestecka No
voZubkova v ruske smolenske
oblasti objev neobycejne zajf-
nave ceny historicke a kultur-
nj: nalez minc1, ktery dosved-
cuje pf1tomnost ceskych lidi V
okrsku mesta Smolenska, jed,
noho z nejstarsfch ruskych osa-
zeni. Smolensk byl r. 1904 Cd
stoupen Litve a teprve r. 1914
byl opet opanovan Moskvou,
stav Sc jej1 drzavou. Mesto je
take historicky znamo proslu-
lynn v1tezstv1m Napoleona mad
Rusy V srpnu 1912. Jeste do
dnesn1ho dine ma starou citade-
lu, zbytky mestskych zdf, Get
ne stare kostely a mnoho sta
vebnfch pamatek jinych.
PObliz tohoto mesta nalezli
nynf d6lnfci pri stavebnich pra-
cich (kopali zaklad k hanga-
rdm) 1875 ceskych ~strfbrnych
minc1 z dolby ceskych kral1
Karla ". Otce vlasti (1348-
1879 a Vaclava ". (1378-
1419). Poole vsf pravdepodob
nosti byli v techto oblastech
skutecne cest1 bojovnici v pol
sko-litevsk6m vojsku, ktere bo-
jovalo prot n6meckym rytf-
rum, jak Sc toho domn1vajf hi
storikove, ovSem S vyhradou.
Poole techto domnenek byl me
ri mimi i slavny potomnf vft6z
husitsky Jan zizka, tedy o.
vsem jeste znacne mlady, ktery
pry bojoval bitv6 Gruen-
waldu roku 1410. Nenf vylou-
ceno, re mince jsou prav6 z
techto valecnych dob.
Mince jsou ulozeny v Mos
kve, ale 10 z Mich venovaly So
vety Ceskoslovenku, odevzdal
je sovetsky vyslanec v Praze S.
S. Alexandrovskij numismatic-
kym sbfrkam naseho Narodnf-
no musea.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Vesele putovani po Podkarpat-
ske Rusi.
Napsal J. S. Hanak.

V Mirci ma Podkarpatske
Rusi Sc jednou haste modlil
cikan pred kitten:
Pane Boze, kdyz mi .das
100 Kc, budu do smrti pobozny
a nebudu krasti. Kdyz mi das
jenom SO Kc, nevezmu je a bu-
de re mne nejvetsf bitang
(lump) pod sluncem."
Nedaleko kT1ze skryt "a obi
lin pracoval nejbohatsi lid z O.
kohl. Zaslechl hlasitou cikano-
WI poboznost, zaj1mal Sc o je-
no predsevzetf a chtel no vyz-
kouset. Sotvaze cikan odesel,
polozil pred kT1z SO Kc. Byl
zvedav ma to, co cikan udela,
az 81 Pride k Panu Bohu pro
stokorunu.
Cikan Sc "a chvili vratil, wal
SO Kc, pekne pambfckovi "a
ne podekoval a nez Sc lid vzpa
matoval, utekl pryc. Do dnes
Sc Tide v Mirci smej1, jak hlou-
py cikan napalil chytreho zida.
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Wilsonove nadrazi poznal je-
den pasazer a povfda: "Tak
YAM dekuju. Dix vasemu "a
bavnlmu vlaku jsem Sc ozenil.
Jeli jsme pred pGl rokem. v ia
necn1m voze,vy jste trhnul VIA
KEN a ia jsem Sc rychle chytil
drzadla, abych neupadl a slec-
nu, s kterou jsem tancoval, pTi-
tiskl jsem.k sobe, abych il chra
nil. No, a protoze to bylo hez-
Ike devce, znacilo me to sblf-
zeni tax, re jsem Sc "a pdl roku
ozenil."
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Vystava Velkych jezer.

V Clevelandu 27. cervna bu-
de ma brehu jezera Erie otevre-
ma vystava Velkych jezer, jez
sym krasnym vzhledem a u
sporadanim Dude pT1jemnym
prekvapenim. Potrva 100 dn1.
Ma vystave Dude take slo-
venska dedina.
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Pro prasata? Podivejme Sc.

V Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
farmar Joseph Biranda doka-
zoval v sobotu vladimir agen-
tim, re 40 galonG smesi pri
prohlfdce fanny agenty male
zenych je stravou pro prasata
jeho. Agent predlozili smes
prasatGm farmaTe. Pc nasyce-
nj Sc prasata byla opila.
Biranda chtej nechtej musel
"a mrfze.
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.Ozenil Sc.

We Scottsbluff, Nebraska, 27
lety James c. Richardson, KITE
ry uz pc sest rokG must dliti ma
lGzku a nemGze pohnouti ami
hlavou AMI rameny, byl oddan
S 21letou Margaret Bamrick.
Richardson udava, re pred Sc
sti Lefty byl poranen, kdyz slou-
I'll jake topic v namoTnictvu
Spoj. StatG. LekaTi prohlasili,
re trpf nevylecitelnou paraly-
sou.
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$4,000 "a ztratu ruky.

We Valparaiso, Ind, 3Olety
farmarsky delnik Edwin Geese
z Hebron ohdrzel rozsudek ma
$4,000, ktere mu ma DAFT far
mar Albert Piepoho "a ztratu
prave ruky, O kterou prisel pri
n~aplnovanl sila v zarf 1924.
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Obsf lidoveho leGeni vosim
hnizdem.

V nemocnici We Vset1ne zem-
rela 40leta Marie Zalmankova,
ktera Sc stala obet1 nerozumne-
no a neodborneho lecenf nebez
pecne nemoci. Onemocnela rG-
Ii a lecila Sc tim, re 81 ma tvaf
zachvacenou RUIZ, p%Tikladala
obklady z vosiho hnlzda. z ru-
re sc vyvinul zanet mozkovych
blan. Nebohou zenou odvezli
do nemocnice, ale to uz il ne
bylo pomOci. !,