davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
INFANT MORTALITY
IN STATE TERRIFIC
Deaths in IA Years Equal
Births Occurring in Any
Single Year
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
w n ~ ma CK HID VIII

Raleigh, May 21-"Of the 57,869
North Carolina babies who died dur
ing the past 10 years, before they were
one year old, $4,000 succumbed before
they were two weeks DID, DR.. Roy
Norton assistant director of the di-
vision of preventive medicine, State
Board of Health, said here today.
"This means that during every II year
period, we lose as many babies as are
born in any single year. No other
wastage or carelessness in our modern
life is comparable to this tragedy.
'This is even more significant when
we consider that, with proper medi-
cal prenatal and obstetric care, most
of these deaths are preventable. In
thus striving to save our babies, we
can prevent much Of the disability
and many Of the deaths of mothers.
"The seriousness of this latter pro-
blem is better understood when we
know that, during the last 10 years,
$3.50 North Carolina mothers have
lost their lives from causes relating
to the bearing of children.
"The type of prenatal care has a
very important and direct influence
on the survival rate of infants" he
pointed out "The earlier in pregnancy
the expectant mother goes to her ply
stefan, the more useful will be his adj
vice and supervision in preventing
sickness or death of mother or baby.
When the doctor is not called in I'M
til the time of confinement, things
may go wrong for mother and body.
In such a case, a doctor is unfairly
blamed when he was not given
chance to prevent the catastrophe"
Discussing the Importance of CIV
ing the baby safe journey into the
world and a protected birth, DR.. Nor
ton declared:
Zone may break leg or develop
pneumonia without warning and
hence, be unprepared to provide medi-
cal care, but there is ample time for
making weekly or monthly savings
and preparing to have adequate OBJ
stetric care for every mother in the
community"
IF the family is unable to make
this provision" DR.. Norton proceeded
community resources should be Or
ganized, to see that prenatal care is
available, that the birth is attended
by a competent physician, and that
the life and health of the mother and
baby are not unnecessarily endanger-
ed"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
CAPITAL WORRIED
BY NYE'S DEMAND
Senator Speculates on Span
ish Blockade of Mexi-
can East Coast
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington, May H.-Senator Ger
aid p Nyes demand for an investiga-
ton of his charge that SPANS rebel
faction has been spying, on this side
of the Atlantic, upon shipments to
the Spanish loyalist element, causes
considerable perturbation in state de
partmental quarters.
So far as the Spaniards themselves
are concerned the matter is not of
much Importance.
But supposed affiliation of their
rebel organization with the Fascist
Italian and Nazi German governments
is what makes the situation possibly
threatening. 1t would be awkward to
have it disclosed that Italian and Ger
man influences are at all potent in the
New World.
AIM OF SPIES?
To be sure, shipments of arms,
munitions and other war necessities
from the United States to either of
the belligerent sides in Spain are ban
ned, but they can go from other AM
erican republic, especially Mexico.
And the Mexicans are in sympathy
with the Spanish loyalists, who are
fighting the establishment of such a
regime as Mussolini and Hitler might
reasonably be believed to favor in the
Iberian realm, and undoubtedly are
doing their best to help to get into
the saddle there.
Now. according to Senator Nye, re-
personalities of the Spanish rebels
are maneuvering to shut off such a
source of supplies to the loyalists.
A BLOCKADE?
In effect, if Senator Nye is correct.
the strategists Of the Spanish rebels
advocate a blockade of the Mexican
east coast-not to keep anything from
getting in. but to prevent supplies
from getting out, bound for the Span
ish loyalists.
In particular, it appears, from
Nye's information, that they urge con
troll of the Strait of Yucatan, at the
eastern end of the Gulf of Mexico. It
is a narrow neck of water, control Of
which, by two or three destroyers.
would enable the Spanish rebels, pref
ty effectively, to bottle Mexico up.
But of course the Spanish rebels
haven't the two or three destrOyers
to turn the trick.
MONROE DOCTRINE
ENDANGERED?
But suppose that the Spanish rebels
get assistance.
1t would be decidedly bilious bust
ness to have Italian and German aid
afforded to the rebels in Mexican
waters.
It would shoot the Monroe Doctrine
full of holes in a minute.
1t is not to be asserted that Italy
or Germany contemplate such plan,
but it is what Senator Nye hints at,
No wonder it worries the State De-
partment.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
President Ignores
Leaders Warnings
Continued from Page Une.)

as one who is partisanly pro-admin-
lstration but who doesn't like the
plan.
Bankhead doesn't like the plan
either;
Rayburn likes it well enough, but
is scared.
PRESIDENTS RESPONSE?
All told, these advisers are said to
have counselled:
go slowly"
The presidential answer, as said to
have been (again 1 record only ru-
mor), was:
Gentlemen, after all, I'm presi-
dent"
LOSING CONTROL?
Conclusion?
house of representatives is unques-
tionable.
In the senate it is doubtful.
If he cannot control the senate he
cannot control congress- He will be
much in the same position that Wood
row Wilson was on the World court
proposition.
WHO ARE ADVISERS?
1t is interesting to wonder who are
the presidents advisers in the present
situation.
Originally his suggestions came
from early New Dealers, like Moley
and Tugwell-nOw wished into the
background. 1t isn't the old New Deal
eristic crowd. The principal boss is
Postmaster General Farley.
And Marvin Mcintyre, presidential
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
Some Sharp Politics
in Court Post

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

made quite an impression in the exc
cutiv offices.
But political considerations are al
so pointing strongly towards the Sc
lection of Judge Barnhill for the east
ern court post. One school of thought
here maintains that if the governor
wants to score a political bulls eye
and heal the rift in the Democratic
ranks that became so pronounced in
the primaries last year in the coun-
ties in this eastern sector, he cannot
do better than appoint Barnhill to the
Supreme Court. They point out that
in the first place, this would remove
possibility of a contest for the noni-
nation for superior court judge be-
tween Barnhill and Itemous T. Valen-
tine, Of Nashville, erstwhile McDOn-
aldite, confidently expected if Barn
hill remains on the superior court
bench. For Valentine has already an
nounced that he will oppose Barnhill
for the nomination while his friends
are predicting that he will beat Barn
hill.
BY appointing Judge Barnhill to
the Supreme Court the governor
would then have another choice plum
to bestow in the appointment of SUI
perior court judge to succeed Barnhill,
it is pointed out. Some think he might
consider naming Valentine to this
post, in the hope of restoring peace
and harmony in a district regarded
as a hotbed of McDonaldism, if not
of outright radicalism, and since it
would effectively remove the ablest
organizer and political strategist the
Mcdonald forces have ever had from
active circulation among the lib
erals" But most of the observers here
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

maintain that Governor 1Ioey is not
likely to appoint Valentine, since it is
not his style of politics to bestow or
chids on his political enemies, much
less $1,000 year appointments.
It is known, however, that goodly
number of those who are urging the
governor to appoint Barnhill to the
Supreme Court, are also suggesting
that he appoint Walter Bone, of Nash
vile, law partner of Congressman
Harold Cooley, and co-marager with
Valentine of Cooley's campaign for
Congress some years ago, as superior
court judge to succeed Barnhill BY
doing this the governor would not
only make the possibility of bitter in
ternecine primary fight for the SUI
perior court judgeship in the district
very remote, but should win the good
will and support of the Cooley forces,
it is maintained. 1t is not believed
that Valentine would risk primary
campaign against Bone, with whom
he was formerly associated as CO.
campaign manager for Cooley, espe
cially since if Bone should be named
superior court Juuge, valentine would
be left as the leading attorney in
Nashville to fall heir to much of
Bone former law practice. 1t is fur
Their maintained that if this should be
done Valentine could not continue to
fight Governor Hoey, the administra-
ton and "the machine" without also
fighting Harold Cooley and the Cooley
organization, now regarded as being
the most potent semi-independent po-
litical organization in the east. He
would be more or less in the position
of biting the hands that were feeding
him. many think.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

gains in this sector as Indicating
brokerage ideas on long term expan-
sion OF consumer buying power. AS
the market came into the final min
utes, losses of fractions to around a
point predominated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

private secretary
Mac is a mighty bright news
paperman. He used to be news editor
OF the Washington Times when Frank
Munsey ran the Times. knew him.
After that, he handled publicity for
the navy department. Then he gravit-
lated into publicity for the Roosevelt
administration. He's an efficient Con
tact man"
But is he competent "liaison Of
Icer' between the Mt;te House and
capitol Hill?-ar advisor of the presi
dent?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
Rural Churches

MIDDIEBURG M. E. CHARGE ;.
Rev. d. A. Petty, pastor.
Middleburg church.
Worship service II a. M, sermon
by the pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Allen Hol-
loway, superintendent.
Drewry Church.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Worship service called off for me-
mortal service in school building.
Hargroves Chapel.
Worship service p. m. with SER
mon by the pastor.
Shocco Church.
Sunday school 2:30 p. m.
Revival Service $3.50 p. m.
Rev. r. E. Brown preaching, the
pastor leading the senior choir, boost
er choir and congregation in singing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
THREE DEFENDANTS
BEFORE RECORDER

Three defendants were given hear
ings today in county court before Re-
corder r. E. Clements.
Herman Aston, Negro, went to the
roads for IL months for assault with
a deadly weapon, pistol.
Marvin Nicholson and Worley
Hughes were convicted OF Delng
drunk, disorderly and of assault, and
each was given so days on the roads,
commitment not to issue upon pay
ment of the costs and not be convict
ed of violating the prohibition laws
of Vance county for the next Il
months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21

in the State is in a receptive attitude.
For more than ten days now, OPP
inion has been growing that Judge
M. v. Barnhill, of Rocky Mount, has
the edge on the entire field seeking
the eastern appointment. One of the
reasons for this is that Judge Barn
hill is regarded as having the finest
assortment of spontaneous and un-
solicited Endorsements from virtually
every section of the State that has yet
reached the governor. Indications al
so are that these Endorsements have
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
Talk Is Revived of ARMS
tice for Struggling Spain

Continued from Page One.)
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CONTINUED from Page One.)
the British plan for an armistice in
Spain and withdrawal of foreign
volunteers. The Plan was reported to
call for sending international commits
sicns tc Spain to bring about truce.
Valencja-The U. G. T. general
labor union) national committee met
to decide it's policy under the govern
mcnt of Premier Negrin and it's rela-
tionship with the c. N. T. Irrational
confederation of labor a rival organi-
cation of Anarco Syndicalist Labor
Unionists.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21
LOSSES PROMINENT
AT STOCK CLOSING
r.rly Gains Limited in Most Groups,
With Demand for Store Is
sues Dominating

Now York, May 21.-(AP)- The
-+ock market moved casually ahead
,adav for limited gains in most groups
Don1and for store issues distinguish
- tbe list, Notwithstanding reports
had weather had put a crimp in re-
tai1 trade this week. Some Wall
streeters chose to interpret share
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-21


transfers approximated 10000
shares.
American Radiator 81 7-8
American Telephone -. 49,. .167 ~
American Tobacco B 78
Anaconda -. -. 63 IL
Atlantic Coast Line 48 1-2
Atlantic Refining -. ......... %
Bendix Aviation ... 20 IA
Bethlehem Steel -. -. $500 "a 1-8
Columbia Gas & Elec Co 49,. ~
Commercial -. -. -. II
Continental Oil Co 16
DUPONT f.. 1853
Electric Pow & Light ..... II
General Electric 80. -. ...... 81 IA
General Motors . :. Sc
Liggett & Myers B ..... SO
montgomery Ward & Co ..... 81 1-2
reynolds lob B .............. so 1-2
southern Railway -. ....... 81 SO
standard Oil Co N j ....... &c 1-2
y ; Steel -. -. ....... SO 3-8
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Ridkv ziev nemoci.

Riditel zdravotnfho oddelenf
G.. Baxter re Springfield I'll.
prohlasil, re jiz pc nekolik ro-
XII nebyl zaznamenan pT1pad
Nv. "mlcene nemoci''. Ale v
roce letosn1m jest to jiz druhy
pflpad, kdy rodina onemocne-
la pc pozitf ml6ka cd kravy,
ktera Sc nekde pasta ma jedo-
vate rostlin6, plevelu zvanem
"snake root (had1 koren). V
tonic pfipade Sc jedna o rodi-
nu Alberta Schultze, re Ste
w%ardson, v okresu Shelby. O.
tee i syn zemreli pc poz1vani
otraveneho mleka. Nasledky
Sc Size nedostavily nahle, ale
casem. Jiz v zarf bylo lie u
kravy pozorovati pTfznaky o.
travy, ale vzdor tomu Schultz
zovi tomu nev6novali pozorno-
sti a mleko cd nj poz1vali dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
DIE zpravy 2 Washingto-

= Die zpravy z Washingto-
nu oznamil pc dels1ch pora-
dach, ktere byly konany S pre-
sidentem Rooseveltem, Floyd
Garlic, predseda spolecnosti
Consolidated Edison Co. v
New Yorku slib, die ktereho
spolecnost vynalozf 100000
600 ma prace pomocne v budo-
vanf obydelnych domG. Pomoc
ia je rozdelena ma dobu diva
roxy. Neni pouze> ia jedna
spolecnost, ktera je ochotna
ffditi Sc die vypoct1 presiden-
tovych pro budovan1, kterym
ma byti oziven prdmysl. Presi-
dent oznamil dokonceni pracf
ma programu budovacfm, KITE
rym Dude prace vykonana v
rozmerech tax velkych, re bu-
de vynalozeno re soukromych
zdrojd ma ty prace asi $4,000,
600, 900. S presidentem jed
nalo vice vynikaj1c1ch indu-
strialistG O jeho budovacim
programu. Je meZi takovymi
osobami tez Wendell l.. Wilkie
pTedseda Commonwealth &
Southern Corporation, sc KITE
rym mel president Roosevelt
delsf rozhovor, pc ktere Will
kie pravil, re "smyslen1 v kru-
zfch industrialn1ch je pr1zni.
vejsf a obavy pred vladnf SOU
tez1 jsou velmi zmenseny." Do
znal, re presidentdv odhad.
die ktereho utilitnf spolecnosti
mohou v%ynaloziti ma zvelebeni
svych podnikd $1,000, 900, OOC
je spravny. Sdelil zaroven,z re
spolecnost, kterou zastupuje.
zT1df elektrarnu v Oswego
N. Y, nakladem IL milionI
dollarG a budou vykonany jint
nalehave prace podobne v il
nych mestech We state New
York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Zert Sc ~nevyplatil.

z Longview, Texas Sc sdelu-
je, re to Size byla dobra my
slenka, ale dobre Sc neuskutet
Mia, kdyz tamn1 obchodnlci
rozhodli sc zlepsiti svGj OBJ
chod zpdsobenfm zabavy mezi
zakaznfky, tim re pustili tficet
krocan1 z obchodnl budovy
mezi ne, ably obstastnili ty,
jimz Sc podar1 je chytiti. Kro-
CAM byli pusteni, coz Sc jim
libilo, ale temeT okamzite ma
stall mezi zastupem takovy po-
prask, re vykladnf okna pra-
skala a s ptakd peri jen l1ta-
10, take mnozf byli uskubani
ma ziva. Neil sc dostali do
rukou svych majiteld, ptaci j
Tide mnoho zkusili. L1taly i po-
hlavky a ii tfi dobTf muzi, KITE
RI to dobfe mysleli, byli Eat
cent -. Asi jiz nikdy po-
kus, ktery Sc nevydafil, nebu-
dou opakovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Csl. vysIanec Dude vEGdcem.

Oficialnfm v1dcem csl. OBJ
chodnf delegace We Wash
ington6 Dude zdejsf csl. vysla-
nee plukovn1k Vladimir S.
Hurban. Jednan1 povede vsak
DR.. Rudolf Kuraz z csl. mini
sterstva zahranicf, ktery neja-
ky cas- uz I'll We Washingtone
jake zem6d6lsky atase pTi csl.
vyslanectv1, kan byl poslan V
zaT1 roku 1920. Jednan1
z1castnf Sc take csl. obchodni
atase Kabelac, prideleny sluz-
bou k csl. vyslanectv1 We Wash
ingtone.
Pokud jde O dovoz obuvi z
Csl. do Spoj. StatG, americtf to-
varn1ci nejv6ts1 strach mali z
Bait. Jiz drive poukazovali
ma to, re mGze v Americe pro
davati lacin6ji, neil zdejs1 to-
varn1ci mohou vyrabeti pfi
cemz ma jest6 zisk. Odvolava-
il sc take ma to, re v posled-
mich mesfc1ch vyroba obuvi We
Spoj. Statech poklesla prave
nasledkem konkurence sc stra-
ny obuvi z ciziny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Co vidsl.

V New Yorku Emil F. Mar
tin, presidentem statnfho sdru-
zen1 kadeTnfkG prohlasil, re z
jednoho sta zen ma jich SO
krivy nos. Vyzaduje pry to
vsak bedliv6 pozornosti, tuto
vadu zjistiti a obycejn1 Tide
ma to nepTijdou. zensky nosa-
mex pry Sc die jeho prohlaseni
uhyba bud ma jednu stranu
nebo jest u koTene ma nektere
strane silnejsf. Kdyz byl ia
zan, zdali Sc tato vada vysky-
tuje tax casio i IL pohlavl sill
nejsfho, odpov6del, re nem1ze
rlci, ponevadz Sc studif muz-
skych nos1 nikdy nezabyval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Proroctvi ma 1888!
v CSR. valka nebude.

V t6chto dnech vysla jake
kazdorocn6 knfzka "Pohledy
do budoucna", vydana 1stre-
dim spiritistG v Radvanicfch u
Nor. Ostravy. Obsahuje take
clanek jasnovidce J. Kuchare
eco nam pfinese rok 1898?
Poole jeho pfedpovedf bu-
de prfst1 rok 1888 prfznivy
pro socialn1 pomery, ktere Sc
pres RUNE pTekazky upevnf.
Necekejme vsak, re Dude ra-
zem konec vsem bolestem a
nedostatkGm, ma opak ma see
ne Sc objevf jeste rusive uda-
losti. Jasnovidec predpovida
take velky smutek.
V zahranici ma ctyTech mis-
tech neklid, ale my " Cesko-
slovensku) budeme usetfeni.
Valky Sc nemus1me obavati,
tfebaze poc1t1me zle snahy ne
pratel. Ma vladu ceka mnoho
pot1z1. Ma Malou dohodu bu-
dou podnikany vn6js1 narazy.
Nezamestnanost Sc zmenS1.
Delnictvo sc Dude domahati
zlepsen1, dojde i k neklidu, a.
lie nakonec dosahne zlepsenf.
Drahota Dude stoupat, statn1
pokladna Dude hledat move
pTijmy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Zapadni drahy budou miti
drazSi iizdne.

Mezistatni obchodn1 komise
povolila zapadn1m a jihoza-
padnim zeleznicnfm spolecno-
stem zvysen1 tarifu "a osobni
dopravu asi O So, 100000 roc
ne. zeleznice jiz pred tim
podaly navrh ma zvysen1 tart
flu, ktery nynf vejde V plat
most V deseti dnech.
Mezi zeleznicemi, ma nichz
nynf Dude osobn1 doprava
drazs1 jsou:- Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific, Minneapo-
lis, ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Ma
RE, Chicago, Milwaukee, ST.
Paul & Pacific, Chicago &
North Western, Rock Island,
Santa Fe, Missouri-Kansas
Texas, st. Louis-San Francisco
Missouri Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, Denver & Rio Grande a
Great Northern.
Zvysen1 j1zdneho tyka Sc ia
Ike turistickych spac1ch vozG.
v nichz j1zdne "a jednu cestU
bylo zvyseno z &c ma 2A cen
tn "a mill; take pr okruzn:
j1zde je primerene zvysen1
Okruznf j1zdy obycejnycE
vozfch s 30dennf platnost1 bu-
dou zvyseny re zakladn1ck
1907 z jedne cesty pTi &c "a
mill ma zakladnu O 1907.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Zena tezce zranena vybuchem
bonbonu.

Dvacetip6tilet6 pletafce B.
D. re Svetle mad Sazavou pTi-
nesl manzel bonbony. zena 81
ma Mich Timed pochutnala. Je-
den bonbon zene v 1stech Wy
buchl a roztrhl j dsta. Neboha
zena byla dopravena do ne
mocnice. Jejl stav je vazny.
V osudnem bonbonu byla prav
depodobne zadelana rozbuS-
ka. Jak sc dostala do bonbo-
nu, neni dosud zjisteno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Stoleta Babicka zemrela.

Mrs. Henry Schroeder z
Eau Claire, Wis, zemrela
We SVEN obydlf prave 10.
den pc oslave 100 narozenin.
Narodila Sc 20. listopadu 1887
v Altenwalde u Hanoveru v
Nemecku a "a svobodna slula
Amalie Magdalena Fink. V
Eau Claire lila sc rokG. jeff
manzel zemrel pred 39lety.
Zanechala syna Adolfa zde a
dceru Mrs. Harry Clark "
Douglas, Ariz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Leviathan prodan "a $500, 900.

Odm1tnuvsi japonskou ma
b1dku "a Leviathan, U. S.
Lines oznamily dnes prodej
vyslouzileho byvaleho valec-
neho transportu britske spo-
lecnosti Metal Industries Ltd.
z Londyna "a 100000. Par
mix o 1898 tunach, zabave-
ny "a valky Nemecku a pozde-
il uz1vany co vlajkova LODI a.
mericke obch. mariny, odplu-
je brzy do Angle pod vlastnf
parou, kde Dude rozebran pro
starry kov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Tajemstvi loveckych fanfar.

Navsteva krale Garcia II. a
korunnfho prince Michala, kite
Fl byli v zidlochovicfch hosty
pana presidenta, je ma zidlo-
chovicku dosud pTedmetem
vzpomfnek a vypravenf. Lide
v%zpom1naj1 ma drobne pfihody
ktere Sc staly mimoramec Off
cielniho programu. Ma zacat-
ku honu i ma konci byly trou-
beny lovecke fanfary. Vytru-
bovali je krasn6 ctyTi muzi v
lesnickych uniformach ma les
nj rohy. Zvedavci je okukova-
Ii, az jeden smelejs1 Sc zeptal:
"Pros1m vas, pane fort, a Cd
kud jste?" A lesnf muz pove-
del cistou pravdu: ga jsem z
Brna, jsem tam profesorem ma
conservatory. Pr v1tan1 i pTi
rozlouceni ma nadrazf Sc Tide
dotazovali, proc S panem pre-
sidentem nepfijela take jeho
chot. A ably Sc dozvedela, re
ma nj Tide v%zpomfnali, jedno
devcatko z Krumv1fe prineslo
panu presidentovi ma nadrazi
V Hrusovanech kyticku pod
zimn1ch kvet1. Pekne popro-
silo, ably kyticku odevzdal
choti jake vzpomnfku cd Slo-
vakn z Hustopecska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-10
Tatfkem " 90? Proc ne!

DR.. Jas. M. Harris, z Tulsa,
Okla, 90 let, Sc ~potutelne u
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ieste Dude nit vic d6tf. Proza-
tim je otcem 5letych dvojcat,
chlapc1, a cftf Sc "zdravy jake
dollar. Jeho manzelka je
44leta, a mali jest6 jin6 dive
deti. 6 a IL let. S prvnf man
zelkou lekaT mel 10 detf.