davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

Sambo is one of Betty's best and most reliable-palsl
 His owners know if you follow the right rules for his care, dogs temper and intelligence are bound to be good.
 Only one person was allowed to train Sambo. He learned quickly to "lie down." speak" shake hands," because his master always used the same words to tell him what to do.
 Tn warm weather Sambo's com- fort is considered. No clippers ever touch his beautiful coat-valuable protection against hot sun, flies. mosquitoes.
 Instead of frequent baths-which often give dogs skin trouble-he gets Q daily grooming. Evening feedings-when the days heat is over-ward off digestive upsets. He's in tip-top shape, the best protec- tion against distemper.
 Our 32-page booklet gives step- by-step training lessons: tips on feeding, grooming. on treating dis- temper and other ailments.
 Send 10c for your copy Of HOW TO CHOOSE AND CARE FOR YOUR DOG Co the Waterbury Democrat Horne sssvlce. ess Sixth Ave. New Ytsk. \. r. Re sure te write plainly your NAME. AD- DRESS. and tha NAME of hooklea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Mrs. Ambrose SculLy
 Wedding Attendant

A wedding of local interest took place at St. Lawrence's church in West Haven on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock when Miss Helen Hutchinson niece of MT. and Mrs. Charles Drumm of West Haven be- came the bride of Dr. Michael S. Shea of New Haven, son of Mrs. David Shea of Colchester. Rev. David Hutchinson, a native of this city and cousin of the bride, offi- ciated at the ceremony and was also celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed assisted by Rev. William Daly, Rev. Arthur Cava- naugh and Rev. John Hutchinson, of Holy Cross college, cousin of the bride.
 Mrs. Ambrose Scully of Sylvan avenue sister of the bride was the matron of honor and sole attendant and Francis Shea attended his brother as best man.
 The bride was becomingly at- tired in 8 gown of white chiffon fashioned in Princess mode with a Jacket having short puffed sleeves and her hat was of corresponding shade. She carried a pearl rosary and also wore a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Scully wore a frock of pale pink chiffon styled with a jacket and her hat was of matching shade. Her cor- sage consisted of gardenias and pink roses.
 Following the ceremony break fast for the immediate families was held at Waverly Inn. Upon re- turning from an unannounced wed- ding trip the couple will take up their residence at 500 Howard ave- nue, New Haven.
 The bride is a graduate of St. Raphael's hospital Training school for Nurses and Dr. Shea is a gra- duate of the University of Vermont and is a member of the Medical staff at St. Raphaels hospital
 Many local guests were in attend ance at the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The bride had as her maid of honor Miss Mary Famiglietti and Anthony Colicchio was best man for his brother. Miss Mary J. Calo was the attendant for the Children oi Mary.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin with yoke of lace having leg of mutton sleeves with the puff oi lace and tight satin to the wrist ending in a point over the back oi the hand. The skirt terminated In a long train. Her elongated veil o! tulle fell from a crown of pearls and she carried bouquet of gardenias roses and lilies of the valley. The frock of the maid of honor was vel. low lace also styled with a jacket and she wore an acquamarine blue hat and carried a bouquet of Tails man roses and delphinium.
 A reception was held at Moyni. hans restaurant at Hitchcock Lake About two hundred guests were ir attendance. The couple left on ar unannounced wedding trip, and up. of1 his return will reside at 620 Syl' van avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Director Honored
 By Young People

Miss Thelma Race was guest of. honor at farewell party given by the Young People of the First. Baptist church at the church on the eve of her departure from Wa-'' terbury to take special courses of study in New York. She has served as director of the organization for some time. s.
 Among the guests were: Rev. and Mrs. William Sullivan of Bridge-- port, Mrs. Paul Margraff, Misses Thelma D. Race, Lavina Stutzman, Roseanna Stutzman, Ernestine Peir- cey, Ruth Worden, Hazelruth Dur! ner, Helen Margraff. June O'Neil Marguerite Durner, Isabelle Venterl Mary Mecca, Alice Hampson. Ger trude Livermore, Anne Wolasirl, Phyllis Anderson, Elizabeth Rich, Donald E. Sterner, John Barone, Jr., Elmer Baxter, Stanley Borden, Louis Hotchkiss, George Venter.
 Gus Stafstrom. Earl Goodwin, Billy Anderson, Frederick Rowe.
 The committee in charge was Mary Mecca, Ruth Worden, Ernes-.' tine Peircey. Elizabeth Rich, Mrs. Paul Margraff and Helen Mar, graf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Personal
Miss Suzanne C. Hart To Wed Philip H. ConkLin

the late MT. and Mrs. Henry Sabin Chase and MT. and Mrs. Jay H. Hart of Waterbury, attended Saint Margaret's school, the Ethel Walk CT school in Siinsbury and spent a year in study abroad. She made her debut in the summer of 1884 at 8 dance given by her parents at Fence Creek cottage, their country place at Madison. She is mem Der of the Junior League of Water bury.
 MT. Conklin is graduate of the Taft school, Watertown, Prince ton university in the class of 1927 and the law school of Harvard uni- versity, Cambridge, Mass. About 100 guests attended.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Erwin Brick
 Wedding Today

St, Margaret's church was the scene of a prettys nuptial this mor- ming at 8 o'clock when Miss Helen Brick of Kenilworth street became the bride of Bernard Erwin, IT,, son of Bernard Erwin, ST., of Plaza ave- nue. Rev. John A. Conlan offlciated and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The bride had as her maid of honor and only attend ant, Miss Mary Sweeney and George Erwin, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 The bride was becomingly attired in gown of poudre blue lace styled with Q hip length jacket fashioned with short puffed sleeves and she wore Q blue hat of corresponding shade and material to her dress and carried an arm bouquet of white Talisman roses. The frock of the maid of honor was @ peach lace also fashioned with jacket having short puffed sleeves and her hat was of matching shade. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow Talisman roses.
 Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held ct the Silver Chalet for the members of the immediate families.
 Mir. Erwin and his bride left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing @ blue and white travelling costume with blue access sories. Upon returning they will take up their residence at % Plaza ave- faue.
 Miss Nancy Moneta, who became the bride of William Robillard yes- terday, was honored at a miscel- laneous and greenback shower given at Bosco hall recently. Among those attending were Mrs. Walter Jabs, Eleanor Walsh, Mrs. George Has, singer, Vera Sawasta, Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Anna Kema, Mrs. Mary Kema, Mrs. Michael Dorduk, Mrs. Mary Krapionitsky, Violet Krapio- nitsky, Elizabeth Krawchuck, Mrs, Volya Houghtaling, Mrs. Mary Mon- eta, Rose Moneta, Mrs. Anna Shod- olska, Mrs. Michael Koval, Ann Ko- val, Helen Koval, Mrs. Rose Tapio, Mrs. Mary Yaruk, Mrs. Anna Boiko, Ellen Boiko, Mrs. Paul Puyak, Mrs. Rose Francis, Mrs. B. Staniecki, Mrs. J. Bacnkowsky, Mrs. T. Win. nick, Mrs. P. Kulsenic, Nellie Kul- senis, Amelia Kulsenis.
 Mrs. Mary Roydilsky, Mrs. Mary Frityski, Mrs. stephen Tosowsky, Mrs. Mary skapy, Mrs. Louis opo- lak, Mrs. M. Kobani Mrs. Tessie Kopcha, Mrs. Eva Kopcha, J. Schwez, Mrs Olive Sehalo, Mrs. M. Thier, Mrs. A. skuba, Mrs. J. Ra- kowska, Mrs. M. Gransky, Mrs. John Protyko, Mrs. P. Smoley. Mrs. Anna Homick, Mrs. Anna Opalak, Mrs. Mary Hyctko, Mrs. T. Bajarski Mrs. P. sabatowick, Mrs. M. Melnick, Mrs. M. Dedo Mrs. J. Wislocki, Dora Dislocki, Mrs. Helen Pawelchuk, Mrs. N. Klesch. Mrs. A. Sawasta, Mrs. J. Kuymenko, Mrs. J. Wolkoy- ski, Mrs. Mary Kseynch, Mrs. A. Pavlik, Mrs. Ida Schneider, Mrs. Pauline Uram, Mrs. Stella 1Nrityski Mrs. A. Willis, Mrs. A. Evanitsky Mrs. Anna Pedersen, Mrs. M. Wa buda, Mrs. W. Bowanko, Mrs. Eva Demianovich, Mrs. J. Wabuda, Mrs H. Kushware, Mrs. M. Kusalla, Mrs Anna Russiawa, Mrs. Mary Bannick Mrs. J. Barna, Mrs. M. Patrick, Mrs M. Fesun, Mrs. Katherine Helechuk, Mrs. Samuel Dawyt, Mrs. Mary Stonescki, Mrs. Walter Rubeko, Frances Rubeko, Mrs. M. Rozufn, Mrs. Mary Kobrin, Mrs. stephen Homick, Mrs. J. Leasak, Mrs. Nancy Hudobenko, Mrs. Mary Rosdeiski, Mrs. T. Kosko, Mrs. Adam Gursky,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

Mrs. Martin Stevenson, Barbara Robillard, Mrs. Peter Kavuta, Mary Bilanin, Mrs. John Alexander Catherine and Susan Herrick, Mrs Max Yourchyk, Tessie Yourchuk Mrs. o. Puslopsky, Mrs. Julia Skim- ba, Helen Skimba, Helen and Mary Yourchyk, Mrs. John Hytko, Anna Sabatnwich, Mrs. Anastasia Sabato- wich, Mrs. Samuel Krons, Mrs Eugene Sterry, Mrs. John Sterry, Mrs. P. Amato, Mrs. Joseph Amato and Mrs. Eva Harris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

be discarded on longer established suits. 3. The tendency today to show a powerful hand by reverse bidding, that is, bidding a higher ranking suit after showing lower ranking one. 4. The modern ten dency to use jump or forcing bids only to show slam, not game pos abilities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

This Is the sixth of a series of l2 articles explaining the "stand- ardized Code of Contract Bridge Bidding" expounded in & new book which is sponsored by many leading bridge experts.
 The great differences between 1882 and 1897 methods of contract bidding, are clearly shown in the Standardized code, just made puo- lie.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
 These differences are: 1. The modern method of smooth, one- round forces, which keeps the bid- ding low instead of jumping the bidding on the slightest provoca- . ton. 2. The new tendency to probe for a 4-4 suit fit SO that losers may
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Lodge Arrdnges
 Annual Outing

Mrs. Thomas Finley and Mrs Frank Granger are in charge ~ reservations for the annual outing of the Winona Rebekah lodge Of odd Fellows which will take piaca at Lighthouse Point on August 7t Buses will leave from in front of the Elton at l:30 o'clock in the af- ternoon and all reservations must be in not later than Wednesday ck this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
CONGRATULATIONS!

Coming at the best possible time, cablegrams from London critics con- graduating him for his perform ance in Night Must Fall" were de- livered to Robert Montgomery as he prepared to make up for the first scene in Love, Live and Learn," his next picture for Metro Goldwyn- Mayer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
TAYLOR IS WELCOME

Robert Taylor won't have to worry about finding a place to live when he goes to England to star in "Yank at oxford" Already he has received letters from more than a hundred English fans requesting him to be their house guest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
DIRECTOR IS COLLECTOR

Director Edward Calm Is collect ing 18th and l7th century historical works. When he was in Europe re- gently he picked up three rare old volumes. Now directing Black Lightning" at Metro Goldwyn- May CT, his great ambition is to meg aphone a historical picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02

Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Lucius Hart of Buckingham street and Madi- son, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Susanne Chase Hart, to Philip Hale Conklin, son of MT. and Mrs. Leander Hull Conklin of 383 Park avenue, New York and Madison. The announce ment was made Saturday evening at Q party given by MT. and Mrs. Hart at their Madison home.
 Miss Hart, the granddaughter of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
THEY SWITCH TIME

Robert Taylor, Eleanor Powell and other members of the "Broad- wty Melody of 1888" company work nightly at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer until ' o'clock so theW can swim and play tennis before reporting 10 the set, an hour after the other companies have started shooting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
FROM ELEANOR, WITH LOVE

Eleanor Powell has purchased Q new sedan which she presented to her mother, Mrs. Blanche Powell and her grandparents, MT. and Mrs s. T. Torrey. She made the presen- tation outside of the Broadway Melody of 1888" set at Metro-dold- wyn-Mayer, where she Is co-starred with Robert Taylor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
BENCHLEY IS P. A.

Robert Benchley will portray a press agent in Broadway Melody of lo33," when the Metro 0oldwyn- Mayer musical is released. Ills ap- pearance in the picture was greeted enthusiastically,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
SHE TRAINS JUMPER

Elissa Landi has bought a new horse and will train 1t as a jumper. The Metro- 0oldwyn-Mayer actress has already put 1t over the four foot bar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
CLEAN FALSE TEETH . GET RID OF STAINS

New Easy Way y-No Brushing
 sssraeKlssn. amasing new discovery. Y. u.eves blaekess staIns, tarnlsh. tartar Ike mssic. Just put false teeth or bridges in Rlass of water and add Stera.Klesn powder. No messy brushing. Reeonimendsd by den. tists - approved by Good Housskseping. AZ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge league

Reverse Bid Shows Power Inference Calls for Display of Strength After Partner Jumps to
 Higher Ranking Suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-02
Today's Contract Problem

South and West passed and North bid one heart. East doubled and South bid four hearts. Should West now pass or bid? If he passes, what should he. do in case East again doubles?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Korupce We Filadelfii.

Komise, jez byla jmenovana
ably prostudovala kriminalnl
pomery We Filadelfii, podala
sv6 dobrozdani. Okresni ma
vladnf Kelly jest obvinen z
"korupce" re prostituce a zlo-
Gin jsou chraneny a ma vrchol
vseho u m6stskych a trestn1ch
soud1 nen1 Tadna administra-
tiva.
Komise zada, ably pennsyl-
vanske zakony O podmfnec-
mem propusten1 ma svobodu
byly podrobeny radikalnf revi-
81, ably byla zTfzena stala kri-
minalnf komise, vsichni policis
t6 must mfti zarazeny otisky
svych prstG, clenove vybor6
p~olitickych stran nesm1 byti
jmenovani policisty.
Okresn1 navladn1 slibil, re
pTedlozi "detailnf odmitnuti
vsech obvin6n1, zvlast6 pax
tvrzenf, re filadelfske soudy
jsou korupcni."
Komise m6la doklady pred
lozen6 jistym policeman tired
n1kem jehoz totoznost nebyla
prozrazena. We zprave sc ci-
TUT jmena a adresy heren a
nev6stincG, jez pracujf pod
pf1mym dohledem a "zajiste-
MIN" policie. Komise dale pro-
vedla kontrolu 81 kriminal-
mich procesG, jez byly skonce-
ny pro "nedostatek ddkaznd"
nebo podobne prfciny a pravf
vyznamn6:
"Zaznamy ukazujf neuvefi-
telnou m1rnost k znamym zlo-
cincum. Tato mirnost Jest
zvlaste patrna V prfpadech ne
polepsitelnych zlocinc1."
Komise byla sestavena re
zastupcd rd0znych cfrkvf v me-
ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Pozvani do Nemecka
ZamItnuto.

V Milwaukee Amaterska A
tleticka Associate rozhodla cd
mltnouti pozvanf Nemecka k
vyslan1 sveho lehkoatletickeho
teamu ma zavody.
Pfedseda dodal:
Toto rozhodnutf jest v SOU
hlase Sc stanoviskem, ktere
Jsme vzdy zastavali. Nemy-
slim, re by nasi americtf atleti
NELL j1ti do zeme, kde svoboda
proJevu, nabozenstvi a jedna-
nj byly zruseny. Cd te dolby,
co jsem zahajil BOZ ably nasi
hosi nejezdili do zeme perse-
kuj1cl zidy, naciste zacli ito
KY ma znicenf protestant a ka
tollku. Nacisticka ideologie
nem6ze souhlasiti s americkou
demokracii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

Pozar, ktery zdstal dlouho
nezdolan, Tadil We 100000
cenenych d1lnach Internatio-
nal Harvester Co.. V Canton,
illinois. Hasfc1 stroje z Elm
Woodu, Cuba a Farmingtonu
pomahaly sboru z Cantonu v
hasenl ohne, ktery Sc prenasel
z budovy ma budovu. Jeden
muz byl povazliv6 poranen,
kdyz doslo K vybuchu skladis-
tie barry. Tovarna zauj1maj1-
CT 10 ctverecn1ch bIok1 v srd-
ci mesta, je zdene a ocelove
konstrukce, zamestnava $500
muzu a je nejvetsfm prGmys-
lem We meste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Hrebik " plicich 6 let.

V Rolla, Mo-, Olive Whitta-
ker, 12leta d1vka byla v memo
cnini ma lecenf ma zanet pile.
Kdyz byla jiz temer vylecena,
objevila Sc zvlastn1 nemoc, sc
kterou nemel zanet pile niceho
spolecneho. Byla po%drobena
prohl1dce Roentgenovymi pa
prsky a tn bylo ~zjisteno, re v
jej1ch pl1c1ch vezi hfeb1k, ia
kych Sc pouzfva pri stTechar-
skych prac1ch. Jeho delka CT
Mia 1 a pGl palce. Jej1 matka
Sc pax upamatovala, re devce
spolklo omen hTeb1k pred 6 le-
ty. Vrchn1 lekar nemocnice
prohlasil, re devce Size nynf
nen1 v nebezpec1 zivota, ale re
Sc pokusi odstraniti hTeblk O.
perativne pozdeji, al d1vka
Dude vyspelejs1.
Zvlastnf je, re tato prekaz-
ka v plicich il nepGsobila zad-
nych bolest1, take sc behem
casu ma pf1pad zapomnelo d.
pine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Osetrovatelka zebraIa.

Clyde Tippit, 81 rok stara
osetTovatelka nemocnych "
New Yorku zatcena byla ma
obvineni, re zebrala pc ulicfch.
Mlada zena, ktera udala, re
trvaly domov jej1 jest We state
Tennessee, pop1rala obvinen1
a prohlasovala: MAN liver We
vsech nejlepsfch obchodech,
zaruceny mym otcem." Uka-
zala take bankovni kn1zku s
vkladem vice nez 1920. Poll
Gle naproti tomu dokazovala,
re u zatcene nalezla 10 ctvrta-
XII, 80 desakG, 3 pdldollary, 2
dollarove bankovky a tfi CEN
ty, kterez pen1ze pochazely re
zebroty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Bidak.

V Los Angeles Albert Dyer,
strazce ulicnf kfizovatky, Sc
primal ku utracen1 tr1 malych
d1vek z ~Inglewood, 26. cerv-
ma. Dyer byl vyslychan "a no.
din a konecne doznal svuj Gin
Sandersonovi a odv. navl. Blu
ron Fittsovi.
Obet1 bestie Sc staly Made
line Everettova, 7leta, jej1 ses-
ira Melba, 9leta, a Jeanette
Stephensova, 8leta. Dfvky by
ly vylakany V sobotu minuleho
tydne z Centinela parku kde 81
hraly, do houstin pustiny Bald
win Hill, pod zaminkou, re
tam budou chytat kralfky.
Jich mrtvoly byly nalezeny mi
mule nedele hochy skauty v
skaln1 rokli sc zadrhnutymi
provazy kolem krku. Pitva u
kazala, re byly napadeny. Ne
kolik tuctG podezfelych bylo
ZaCcenO, ale praVy pachatel
byl objeven az pozdeji.
Prvn1 stopa vedoucf k Dye
row prisla Cd George Baye,
25leteho zT1zence kliniky, KITE
ry udal policistGm, re Dyer mu
fekl den pc zmizen1 d1vek po-
drobnosti o 1nosu, nasilstvu a
vrazde, ktere jen osoba, ktrera
0 GNU vedela mohla znati.
Dyer, ktery daval pozor ma
kTizovatku u parku, casio tam
devcata sledoval. Rayovi Tekl,
re ony deti V parku Sc zaj1ma-
ly o hon ma kral1ky a re Jim
caste pomahal honiti kralfky,
ktere zabehly do parku z Bald
win Hills, kde mrtvoly byly ma
lezeny.
Pr vyslechu ma policii Dyer
Sc vsemozne vymlouval, kde
byl v den zmizen1 devcat, ale
jeho vypovedi Sc ukazaly Iii
We. Konecne doznal, re stras-
ny zlocin spachal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Vrah tfi obvinen.

V New Yorku Robert Irwin.
pohlavne zatfzeny vrah a Isl
leny sochaf", byl obzalovan
pro velikonocnf vrazdy model
ky Veroniky Gedeonovy, JEFF
matky, Mary, a jich najemnf-
ka Joseph Byrnese. Byl obza-
lovan jeste nez uplynulo 48
hodin cd chv1le, kdy byl pre-
dan 1fadGm New Yorku, DO
SVEN dopadenf Chicago be-
hem noel, kdyz Sc dobrovolne
vydal.
Velkoporota vynesla obvi-
nen1 We 40 minutach porady.
V obzalobe Irwin je when, re
zardousil Veroniku a jejf mat
ku, a Byrnese ubodal pichad-
lem ma led. Obv. navladni
oznamil, re Dude pro neho po-
zadovati trest smrti, ackoliv
duseznalci, staten najati do
sud nepodali svGj nalez ohled-
ne Irwinovi p%T1cetnosti.
Kdyz Irwin byl pTedveden
pred soudce, klerk Edward CO
wan jej oslovil: Roberto Ir-
wine, jste obvinen trent obza.
lobami pro vrazdy prveho fa-
du. Mate nejake pen1ze ku
zaplacen1 sveho pravnlka?'
Irwin sc uskl1bl. Kousal 81 neh.
ty, poskrabal Sc ma nose. Jehc
pravn1k odpovedel "a neho
"Slavny soudce, my jeste ne.
jsme pripraveni k odpovedi
Pros1m O odlozen1 do z1tTks
rano." A potion znenadan.
Leibowitz zvolal: "Tento mu3
je blby jake poleno." irwin
Sc skoro haste zachechtal
pax sc ale ovladl, poskrabal Sc
znovu ma nose, obratil Sc k po
licejn1mu poruc1ku Owensov
a hluboce sc mu poklonil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Dcera guvernera utekla
s prodavacem.

V indianapolis, Ind, vyslo
ma jevo, re Lucille Townsend,
21leta dcera guvernera India
ny, utekla s Robertem Mar
shallem, 23letym prodavacem
z Fort Wayne. D1vka pozdeji
telefonOvala sve matce re
Spenceru, Owen Co., re je pro-
vdana. Je ucitelkou. Mar
shall je synem farmaTe re
Spencer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

Karel Dewetter:

Hluboko v les1ch ztracena,
v cernavem ukryta smrc1,
jak ten, kdo Spatne ma
svedomi
omsena chasa Sc krc1.
Otv1ram dv1Tka = v jizbici
svetlo jen pronika blede.
V koute tam Seredna babice
ma stare preslici pTede.
Cernou ma kocku u nohou,
a vranu ma rameni,
a vsechno kol, kan padne zral
zlych kouzel We znamenf.
Tu kotlfk a tam tTfnozka,
a kost i lebka mnoha,
a pc stomach i pc strope
sama jen muir noha.
u certa - k carodejnici
ia zbloudil - Bib bud sc
mnou,
Vsak tn uz babizny skuhravy
HAS
rozleh sc jizbou temnou:
"Che-che-chce vzacny
panacek,
kde re Sc u mas bere?
cary re hleda, S duchy
styk?
Veru, v tom spletl 81 dvere!
Oh, davno ia jedi uz nevaf1m,
a d'abla nezaklfnam,
ba, davno ia pTestala carovat--
pan must sc obratit imam!
Davno uz ma mem ohnisti
nezazeh pekelny plamen,
cert ted jinou praci ma,
a tax je dnes S carami amen.
Pravda, kdys jedova kuchyne
mnohy mi dukat nesla =
Co tam, to tam !Nechci sc plest
.nes lidem do Temesla!
Ba, taste stir jedovf
Sc hemz1 mezi vami,
tax Sc ted bez mych car
a rad,
)travujete sami!"
ia S Bohem dial a Easel v les
mad lidskou bidou tn
vzplakal -
. made mnou, kdes v povetT1,
)osmeSne havran krakal -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Jedenadvacet MethusaIemI.

Sumpersky obchodn1k Schus-
ter pfisel ma dobry napad. Svo-
lal schGzi vsech sumperskych
starch. Ma schulz smell pfijlt
jen obcane, kteT1 mali pres o.
smdesat let. PTislo celkem je-
denadvacet osob, z nichz kaz-
dy mel pres dvaaosmdesat ro-
XII. Celkem melo jedenadva-
Get starch tisfc sest set jedena-
ctyficet let. Sumperst1 starci
Sc tesili, ably Sc jeste pred smr-
tt poznali a pobesedovali 81.
Jeden re stared mel prednas-
ku, jak lie dosahnout vysoke-
no veku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Japonske zlato do u. S. A.

Japonsky ministr finance O.
kinobu Baya oznamil re je pri-
pravena sesta zasilka zlata do
Spoj. Stat1, take Japonsko
Dude zde m1ti jiz zlata "a
800, 100000 yenG Gill asi "a
$85, 100000 Dals1 zasilky no.
We vytezeneho zlata z Japon-
ska budou pry dale expedova-
ny do Ameriky az do pristiho
rOku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Smithove prvnimi.

V Urbana, ILL.,, die jmen stu
dentu zapsanych letos ma uni
verslte ma prvn1m mfste jsou
Smithove (34), pax Brownove
(22) a Johnstonove (21).
V Cechach by to byli "sur"
Novaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09
Oslava 1OOleteho jubilea me-
sta Chicago.

V nedeli, Is. srpna 1897 v
Plzenskem parku provedena
Dude soutez nejstars1ch zijf-
clch osadnlkG a osadnic ceske-
no a slovenskeho pGvodu jed
max tam jednak We vlasti naro-
zenych. Osmi nejstarsim osad-
n1kum venovana Dude cestna
upomlnka a budou cestnymi
hostmi slavnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-09

CtyTi devcata, ktera utekla
Z polepsovac1 fanny We West
fieldu, Bedford, New York by
la nalezena skryvaj1c1 Sc v le-
SIGH nekolik mil cd 1stavu, a,
dopravena zpet. Byly dany do
samovazby.