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Natures Children
BeWick'S Wren
(Thryomanes bewicki bewicki).

There ara some beautiful singers
among them.
They are industrious in our behalf,
and when they live near your flower
or vegetable garden they are busy
from morning until night foraging for
insect pests, which We are delighted
to part with. Such hunters should be
encouraged to visit u.s. There is not
one black mark against these neigh
bors, and We can be assured that their
presence is to be welcomed. They are
so busy 1t Is contagious. They voice
their contentment on every occasion.
have watched them seemingly give
thanks for woolly and fat caterpillars,
as we'll as a fine mess Of insect eggs
for breakfast or juicy fat grubs.
Bewick's wren has often been called
the song wren. He Is 512 inches long.
The upper parts are 4 lovely brown,
with grayish-white underparts. His
crown, hindneck. back and shoulders,
as well as the smaller-wing coverts, are
plain wren brown. There Is 4 broad
brown stripe Of white extending over
his eyes to the back Of his head, and
broad brown stripe behind the eye.
Look for the nest in 4 stump. box,
watering pot. old shoe or any place
that has exterior walls. to protect the
dainty nest within. The usual num-
ber Of babies in this family Is four to
seven. The eggs are dull white, freckled
with chestnut about the larger end.
Eastern United States is the range
of this wren and it goes to Florida and
the Gulf Coast for winter. Upon its
return in the spring it seems rather
impatient, excitable and eager to find
a mate. building site, and be about
the business of raising a family.
All of his family have the endearing
habit OF peeping into every Granny.
and also Of inspecting the most un-
heard-of sites for . home Bewicks
wren seems At times to have 4 keen
sense OF humor.
(Copyrisht. 1885,
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By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

REWICK's WREN belongs to large
family in which there are over
$50 different rorms scattered through
out the world. There are 80 species
represented in the Eastern Hemisphere
Within the United States there are
% species and sub-species, and they
may be found from the atlantic to the
Pacific.
The wrens are gentle little folk,
and. with the exception of cousin
marsh wren. all OF them seek a cozy
nook for their nest cradles They are
not lazy, but they do prefer to have
labor free houses, while they furnish
Evening star., 1938-09-10

So it's my turn again? va know.
Tommy, amt as hungry fer honey
as I was. What Va say. we Glib this
tree back t the bees?
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FAIRFAX BUILDING
ACTIVITIES SOAR
Permits, Deeds and Trusts in
August Hit Highest Peak
for Year.

6pecial Dispatch 10 The star.
FAIRFAX. Va. Sept. lo.-The VOL
ume Of building permits Issued in
Fairfax County and the number OF
deeds and trusts admitted to record
during the past month SCARED to the
nienest peak for the current year.
County Commissioner Of the Rev
snue James U. Kincheloe reported his
once Issued building permits in the
aggregate Of $4,000 during August.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

William and Helen Golway, eirl.
Leaman and Harriet Posey. girl
John and Millicent Vachon. girl
Thomas and Geraldine Flaherty. eirl.
george and Naomi Nelson. boy,
David and Merna Manley. bow
Bernard and Ruby Stewart. bow.
Frederick and Pearl Ruffner. boy.
Ghauncey and Edith Hall, girl.
John and Marie Cook. girl.
Dale and Mary Weaver. girl.
Bsnlamin and Blanche Pettis, girl,
Gtsrt Glbert and Rita shefheld. boy
John and Mary ONeill, jr. boy
Shsrles and Martha TAYLOR, jr.. boy.
69oeTt 6fbel,. and Virginia Matthias. girl.
CHARLES and Marie Carter, siri.
EaTard and Lucy Simon, eirl.
FaIph and Helen Ware girl.
Leonard and Edith Young, bow.
Ed"ard and Carrie Rucker. boy,
James and Estelle BroWn, pirl
Hlchard and E1oise Browner boy.
oerfS ana Thelma Hines, boy
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Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

BY PKUF. J. ID. FLINT.
- certain workman was always --
certain restaurant at dinner time.
H - there because it was much
easier, particularly when he wanted to
60 to movie afterward. Otherwise
he was apt to be - -. Being a
lonely man he naturally wanted to get
his mind of the which he
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Flexible Wallboard,

A lightweight and very flexible
wall board can be rolled to q diameter
As small as 8 inches. It Is distinctly
embossed with q pebbled effect on
one side and smooth on the other.
The surface takes either oil paints
Of laequers.
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ENGLISH LIBRARY
ADDED BY AMHERST

AMHERST. Mass, May 10
(UP)-Thc last great private
English library Of 10th and 18th
century literature has been pur-
chased by Amherst college.
The world-famous collection Of
the late Sir X. Leicester Harms
worth includes some 5000 items
printed in England from l475 to
1910. One Of the largest aud
finest collections Of hooks Of the
Elizabcthan period, il includes at
least 7S7 books or editions not
known to exist elsewhere, and 857
items Of which only one duplicate
is recorded.
The collection will not reach
WASHINGTON from London for sew
cral months. DR.. Joseph Quincy
Adams, director of the library nd
ministcrcd by Amherst college
trustees, says it probably will be
a year before the collection is
available to American scholars.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

y. l3 and Ii of the j. II. Max
well subdivision, plat Of which IS
recorded in plat book at page
lG7 registry Of Henderson county.
This lot is bounded on the east
by Barker Ave, on the north by
lot -. on the west by Station, and
ON the south by lot II. Said
property located just 3l3 feet off
The Spartanburg highway and
about one mile from the City OF
HcndcrSonvillc.
The successful bidder will be
required, at the time Of the sale,
to make a cash deposit Of 10 per-
cent Of the amount Of the bid as
4 guarantee Of compliance there
wiki in the event that no resale
is ordered.
Dated this the 22nd day of
April, 1898.
GURNEY P. HOOD,
Commissioner Of Banks.
4-26-Tucs. At
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
DEED OE TRUST

Under and by virtue Of author
ity contained in Il certain deed Of
trust executed by W. K. Sheppard
and wife, to The Citizens Nation
a! Eunk of Raleigh, n. c., trustee,
on the lst day Of October, 1927
recorded in book l24, page l20,
registry Of Henderson county, n.
c.. default having been made in
the payment Of the Indebtedness
secured thereby, the undersigned
commissioner Of banks, having
succeeded to the rights and duties
of The North Carolina Bank and
Trust Company, successor to The
Citizens Bank, successor to The
Citizens National Bank Of Ra-
leigh, n. c., trustee, will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash,
in front Of the Henderson county
courthouse door on Tuesday, May
9th, 1898, at - o'clock noon, all
that certain piece, parcel or tract
Of land, lying and being in Hen
dersonville township, Henderson
county, State OF North Cafollha
and described and defined as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at stake on the
west margin of Barker avenue,
said stake standing north u deg.
Is minutes east 3l3 feet from
where the west margin Of said
Barker avenue interSccts the
north margin Of the Spartanburg
highway, and runs thence with
the west margin Of Barker Ave.
north 2l degrees Is minutes east
rs feet to a stake; thence north
G& degrees 45 minutes west $50
feet to a stake; thence south q
degrees ID minutes west Is feet
to stake; thence south GS de-
grees As minutes east $50 feet to
the point Of beginning. Being lots
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stake on the lower side Of Wood
fms mountain road; thence with
the lower side of road ~ 80 deg.
W. i poles to 4 stakn: thence NJ,
20 deg. v. with lower side of said
road 8 poles to stake; thence n.
so deg. ". 2G-I/3 poles to 4 rock
near top Of mountain: thence $.
30 deg. W. 22 poles TO a hickory
on old corners; thence Westward
with top Of mountain 50 poles to
a white oak, Allison'S corner;
thence S. 1894 deg. +. 70 poles
to d! sourwoods, =. G.. Clayton's
corner; thence n. 45-3/4 f. 46'
poles to 4 rock; thence n. 39 deg.
". 4 poles to 4 whit oak; thence
y. So deg. +. = poles to a stake,
in branch; thence y. with mean
ders Of branch 10 poins to a rock;
thence n. 45 deg. +. y poles to a
rock; thence S. SO T.. l3 poles 2
#. to locust; thence n. deg. w.
"a poles to rock; thence n. ID f.
- = IltliS "
TRACT NO. 2:
BEGINNING on corner Of
BoylSton Greek bridge on new.
road; runs with road "a deg. F.
18 poles, crossing rh, ditch to
stake pole S. w. of ditch; thence
s. 80 deg. W. 1913 poles to W.,
oak stump; thence with road 10
poles to stake; thence S. SO deg.
f. 3 poles to stake in road;
thence s. 81 deg. +. 13 poles to
stake in road; thence S. 1872 <.
s poles to a stake; thence n. 55R
W. 10 poles to a stake; thence N.
1872 w. 4 poles to sOurwood; |;
thence n. 81 W. 6 poles to chest
nut; thence n. so deg. w. 3Ia
poles to oak; thence y. AZ deg. f.
8 y poles to a maple stamp; thence
down branch with meanders to
creek; thence down creek with its
meanders to BEGINNING. -
This 25th day Of April, 1898.
NJ. NJ. REDEEM,
4-26-TueS-2tp Commissioner.
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LOG CABINS DATE
BACK 3 CENTURIES

SALEM, n. j., May 10. (UP)
Research into American pioneer
history has revealed that the first
log cabin was built in New Jersey
by Swedish colOnists.
Inspired by the nationwide
SwediSh-American 300th Ami
vcrsary Celebration of the land
ing of the first Swedish colonists
in America, the research revealed
that the first log cabins were con-
structcG as early as 1899.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as eXccutriX
Of the estate of Carrie Elizabeth
Osborne, deceased, this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to The undersigned on or be-
fore the 26th day Of April, 1889,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery. All persons in
dekted to said estate will please
made settlement with the under
signed.
This April 2G, 1888.
SADIE OSBORNE DAVIES,
EXecutri&, Estate of Carrie
Elizabeth Osborne.
A-0G-TmeS-Etn
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NOTICE or RESALE
NORTH CAROLINA,

NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
j. II. Gaines, Administrator Of
4. p. Gillespie, deceased, plain
tiff,
Estclle Reid and husband, Joe
Reid, ct ais, defendants.
Pursuant to all order of resale
entered in this cause, and by vir-
tue of decree heretofore en-
tered, | will resell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Courthouse door, in
the City Of HendersDnville, n. c.,
on the 10th day Of May, 1888, at
twelve o'clock noon, the following
described property:
TRACT NO. |:
BEGINNING on a stake in road,
James Crooks corner, runs n. +.
G-3/4 poles to a stake at branch
thence S. 81 deg. w. 6 poles to a
The times-news., 1938-05-10
PONY MONEY" IN LOOT

ENID. Okla. (UP) Burglars
who ransackcd the farm home Of
r. L. Hayes took only money
and merchandise, but they were
"horse thieves" to Hayes boy.
Included in their loot was $40 in
pennies the youngstcr had been
saving for five years "to buy 4
pony"
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SAMPLE DYEING-Let us make
MOTHERS DAY brought ou
INSURED SATISFACTION"

haven't been able to find a
safer Investment or as high
rate Of return. hence my money
is invested with First Federal.
Safety is insured up to $4,000,
and I get / percent per annum
dividends. Of course, | am
pleased. You, too, may have
this feeling of satisfaction and
security. Start your account to-
day. First Federal Savings &
Loan.
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,yvm charge, -'S'
, ,ssrrrrD DISPLAY RATE

n.
6Oc per inch - =,
Wf Thanks and Trib-
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fE,3;rg mo Keyed" ads. as they
| ..r;,-,y confidential.
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4 j, responsible for only n,
| frc5.r,y- Insertion. The
F,~@r !. -e,gousible for sub
g. insertions. The adver-
j., '.S,",l notify immediately
f. corrections needed.
4 Classified ads taken over
.l ter~tment closes
IN. classification pO-
4 ..r w.. .,- yc guaranteed
| :aa- aoG~.
/ Az, ads ..- a.wayS cash in
4 nee except 90 business men
,.r.e..s having accounts
mis- newspaper. When
1 ..f -r.a r-argcd the rate
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I3-Merchandise

USED PLUMBING-Now is the
time to install your plumbing
at a small cost. Bathtubs, sinke,
wash basins, pipes, commodes
and hot water tanks, complete
supply. We will save you
money. Louis Williams, 7th
Ave. f..
The times-news., 1938-05-10

WANTED - Sewing, plain and
fancy. Alterations and darning
q speciality. No. 234 Fifth Ave.
West. Phone 69S-J. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

sacrifice; leaving city. Berkey
g. Gay 5-piece walnut bedroom
suite; | early American maple
bedroom suite; 3-piece hand
carved walnut living room
suite; 9-piecc antique, oak din
inc room suite; | walnut secre-
tary; studio couch: Hotpoint
electric stove, Calrod burn
ers; Frigidaire, all porcelain I
cubic foot box; Hoosier kitchen
cabinet; breakfast room SUITE.
Many others too numerous 10
: mention. Phone 306-W.
The times-news., 1938-05-10
32---Rooms and Houses

WANTED-Smail house or cabin,
unfurniShed for summer. Must
be reasonable. Box "A.H-,
TimcS-NewS.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

SIMMONS ipner-spring mattress
in a lovely selection of covers
and with reinforced edges. Ex-
ira special at $1,000. BrunSon
Furniture Co.
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10-Transportation

LOCAL, long distance hauling;
agency for Allied Van Lines to
and from any place in L. 5.
Vile Transfer Co. Phone 121.% 4
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40--Miscelaneous

WANTED TO PURCHASE, hem
lock bark. Write Geo. +. Da-
yis, Bristol, Va.
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I1-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Refrigerator, 100
lb. ice capacity. Mrs. A. {,
Hewitt, Laurel Park.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

SEE US before you buy beds,
chairs, stoves, kitchen cabinets
and other good used furniture.
Hendersonville Furniture Co.
l42 Third Ave. +.
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lOc TAXI lOc-Between 4th and
9Th, on Church. Phone 9l44. =
The times-news., 1938-05-10

5O-POUND ice capacity, white
enameled metal refrigerator.
Nickel furnishings. Good con-
dition. Call 56S-W.
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7--Professional Services

REGISTERED Spencer corsetiere.
For appointment call 9O3-J or
address p. O. Box 424. Chloe
VI. Coffey.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

A deed $500 years old has
been unearthed by Yale men IN
MeSODOtamia.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of
flee Of District SUPERVISOR Alco-
hoI Tax emit, Bureau Of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore, Maryland.
April 2G, 1898. Notice is hereby
given that on April s, 1898, one
Ford Roadster, model 1881, Mo-
tor No. A-4247G3S, with acces-
sories, was seized in Henderson
County, North Carolina, for vio-
lation Of the Internal Revenue
Laws, to-wit: Section 1850, Uni
ted States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming an interest III
said property must appear at the
office of Investigator in Charge,
Alcohol Tax Unit, Charlotte,
North Carolina, and file claim
and cost bond as provided by Sec
tion $500, United States Revised
Statutes, on or before May 26,
1888, otherwise the property will
be disposed of according to law.
r. Z. Tuttlc, District Supervisor.
4-26-TueS. -3t
The times-news., 1938-05-10

When the last punch-packed.
phrase Of the national high
school speech tournament at
Wooster, O., had faded into the
air, these four youngsters were
among the winners. They are:
top lcrt, Rcba Jane Long, Okla
homa City, in cXtemporc; top
right, Robert Hinc, Beverly
Hills, Calf, in original ortory;
lower left, Dick Goodman, Lin
coin, Ill.,, in humorous dec!ama-
ton; lower right, Margaret
FrrrrkSen. Frccport, ILL.,, in or
atorical defamation.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

England will have night foot
The times-news., 1938-05-10

DON'T FAIL TO SEE the new
Stewart Warner refrigerators
at the Midcitv Tire Co.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

BELT, BUCKLE AND CHAIN
sets, a nice billfold, make a
Young man the ideal graduation
~ift. Leona Allen Young. =
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II. d. II Y d ER

r. d. II D Z K
Cuts the Price on Fertilizers
EAST FLAT ROCK BONDS AT
DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT
OF 1884 AND PRIOR YEARS
OF TAXES AND STREET
PAVING. SEE o. ROY KEITH,
PHONE 81. IT.
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Lost and Found
43-Personel Property
LOST-Ladies Watch; reward if
left at Tmcs-Ncws,
Special Notices

GOVAN HYDER buys anything,
sells everything. Plumbing,
building materials; bottles. fruit
Jars and tools. 999 Cherry St. =
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CITY BONDS AT DISCOUNT
FOR PAYMENT OF WATER,
SEWER AND STREET Paw
ING. SEE Q. ROY KEITH,
PRONE 32.. -
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VISIT OUR STORE during Ma

DAHLIAS, lOc and up for the
best. soc value free with every
order. ScrviSs Dahlia Gardens
Mt. Home.
The times-news., 1938-05-10

| For Sale
|Aufos and accessories
4 zoe CASH, first grade.
for parking house car
1 az reasonable rates.
L. Independent Service
! .. Eighth and Church.
|ALL WORTH SEEING
U~....r Deluxe Sedan.
i T., P.,a-G0.
1 .~~y.-- coupe.
j C.~... sedan.
! .. .a..---Priced right.
b. MOTOR & SALES CO.
I .a;E''eE'' y mouth Oe"
EESE ARE GOOD CARS
H. seLUye Coach.
L., Drlr&e Touring Sedan. !
H. Ford CoacA.
\ Long Whee.6ase l 1-2 ton
fNAN soJIl NoloR : COMPANY
~ I
bY HERE-SAYE MORE
1 #Chevro.e. Coach -$l6Oi
,r.',... ~,1 -, 80 % % ,
e., >.,-~. -
oy v0TOp COMPANY
''''0N ' NV Il
SHIPMENT Of used tire.
ib % 2G" Come and |
3 them over I.oris Williams. !
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Andrej Hlinka Sc VIDA vedeni
ludove stranv.

Msgr. Andrea Hlinka ztra-
vii nekolik tydnG sanatoriu v
Bratislave nasledkem toho, re
jeho stara zaludecnf choroba
sc Zhorsila.
Nasledkem sveho chatrneho
zdravi, bude jiz 73lety, ozna-
mil, re Sc VIDA vedenf sloven-
ske ludove strany, ktera vede
BOZ "a autonomii Slovenska.
Hlinka sam byl uz nyni smith,
vejsi, nezli jeho mladsi spolu-
pracovn1ci.
Ludova strana Hlinkova ie
razu Notwithstanding. Pr
vodne jejf poslanci byli v klu-
bu lidove strany ceskych kato-
llku. Osamostatnila sc vsak a
vedla oposicnf politiku prot
Wade V Praze. Jeden cas- byla
|sice tez V koalici a jeff diva Gle
move byli ministry, lee pc tie
opet zGstala v oposici.
V cele ludove strany vedle
Hlinky stall jeste farar Ferdis
Juriga a prof. Vojtech Tuka,
lee veden1 poslednl dobe pro-
delalo RUNE zmeny. V csl. par
lamente ma 20 poslanc1 a 9
senator1. Hlinka je tez po-
slancem. Prof. Tuka byl pred
casem odsouzen pro velezradu,
V loni vsak mu byl trest cestou
milosti prominut a naleza Sc
ma svobode pod policeman do
zOrem.
Andrea Hlinka sc narodil 27.
zaff 1865 v Cernove Ruzom-
beroka v liptovske stolici a liz
jake mlady katolicky knee byl
nadsenym narodn1m buditelem
Slovaku. Kdyz byl pronasle-
dovan madarskou vladou, Cesi
Sc no zastavali. PrednaSel v
Cechach a ma Morave a byl ma
rodn1m hrdinou. u soudu V by
valem Prespurku prohlasil, re
Slovaci a Cesi jsou bratTf a re
je mic nerozdvoj1. Pc valce stall
Sc z neho nepr1tel CechG, ktefi
pomahali Slovensko osvoboditi
Pred valkou Hlinka vydaval
"Ludove noviny'', z nichz pc
valce Sc stall denfk ''Slovak" v
B~ratislave, ktery jest organem
ludove strany, kterou sam "a
lozil. Byval vynikajfcim rec
nlkem, avsak nekdy zabfhal
az do demagogicnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
AdvokatGv konec: pro nesnaze
do smycky.

V Breclave volala policii O
pomoc manzelka advokata
JUDI. Oty ~stampacha. Kdyz
straz pfisla do advokatova by
tu, nasla doktora Stampacha o.
beSeneho a pokusy, pTivest no
k zivotu, selhaly. DR.. STAN
pach byl 5Olety a I'll v BTeclavi
jiz dels1 dobu. V posledn1ch
letech mel nejake nesrovnalos-
tt We sporech a Tfzenfch svych
klient1, s nimiz Sc ma konec u
civilnfho soudu soudil. Neko-
lik pr take prohral a kdyz mu
nynf byla docasne uzavrena
advokatnf kancelar a kdyz pra
We pred tydnem dostal ozname
nj, re byl Skrtnut re seznamu
advokatG, rozhodl Sc pro sebe
vrazdu. Jednoho dine O p1l
noci Sc uzamkl We sve pracov-
ne, We stene We vysi asi tf1 me-
trG ma hak zavesil smycku, kite
rou 81 dial okolo krku, potion
odkopl kTeslo, ma nemz stall a
obesil Sc. Jeho manzelka no
teprve rano, ale jiz mrt-
veho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Sest domE " plamenech.

z nezname prfciny vznikl
pozar v dime Karla Vahka,
vyrobce syreckG v Litovli. Ia
silneho vetru Sc pozar pTenesl
ma sousednf stavenf v Havl1c-
kove ulici a odtud dale, take
behem deseti minut stale v pla-
menech Sest dom1, jez vsech-
ny shorely. Vyhoreli obuvnik
Publ, Marie Vedrova, Marie
Zarbsova, Frantisek Kulavka
a castecne bylo zniceno stave-
nj Frantiska Cikla. Ma misto
nestestl pTijely vsechny okoln1
hasicske sbory, dokonci i olo-
moucky a unicovsky. Nebyt
tolika zachranc1, byla by W.
hoTela "a dnesnfho vedra snad
celia Havlfckova ulice. Skoda
cinf 100000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Radsni t~ajemneho zhare.

We statku {. 1 v Libocanech
u zatce vypukl pozar, ktery
pohotovost1 domac1ch lid byl
pc kratsfm 1sil1 zdolan. Ma
mlate stodoly chytla slama.
VySetrujfc1 organove soudf re
jde O Gin zlocinneho zhaTe,
zvlaste proto, re je to behem
IA dn1 jiz tfetf prfpad. Pc pr
We zalozil Thar ohen O svato-
dusnf ned6li ma strese budovy
mad stajemi. Libocanskym ha-
sicGm podarilo Sc pozar lokali-
sovati ma jeden objekt a tax
zabranili velkym Skodam. Pres
to byly zniceny hodnoty v Gene
$4,000 Kc. Pc druhe shoTel
nedaleko spaleniste zebfinovy
viz, nalozeny slamou. Tretf
pTfpad pozaru Sc udal v tonne
statku nyn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Zena jako chap.

Celed1n jan Vodrak, zamest-
many u rolnika D~oubravy v
Nechvaliclch ma Sedlcansku ,se
zamiloval do osmadvacetilete
Slovenky Marie Luptakove, O
til roxy starsf a slouzfci u te-
hoz rolnfka. Byli spolu ma ia
necn1 zabave a tam sc pohada-
Ii, aacez Vondrak odmitl S
divkou tancit. Ia tancila s il
nymi mladenci a poz1tri rano,
kdyz sc vracela re zabavy, by
la velmi vzruSena. Sla primo k
Vondrakovi, vzbudila no a ia
zala Sc, jak to S nj doopravdy
mini. Dostala odpoved, re ne
Dude nikdy Vondrakovou ze-
nou. Ma to udeTila Luptakova
Vondraka sekerou do hlavy a
no zranila. Utocnice
zatcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Narodni vojsko.
K prGvodu o x. vSesokolskem
sletu v PraZe We stredu
6. cervence 1887.

Jdou tvrde pevne bataillony,
Jdou tvrde sokolikG silky.
A srdce zvon1 jake zvony =
to defiluj1 miliony.
pred presidentem republiky.
Jsou zatfm pusky, della,
W vfte, re je take name 49,.
A marne hrozi smelcG celia -
neb kdyby jejich zvGle chtela
toz husitskou Jim zazp1vame.
Cizinec pozorne Sc diva =
kdo d1vate Sc, pravdu zvite:
hranice tel tn pravdu zpiva,
hranice tel je vecne viva,
hranici tel, tn nezboT1te!
Jednotar S Orlem ma ulici
Sokoly vita v druznem siku -
dnes cely narod umel rfci
pro venek, nejen pro ulici,
re obhajf 81 republiku.
Jdou tvrde pevne bataillony,
jdou tvrde sokol1k1 silky.
A srdce tvrde sokolikG silky
A srdce zvoni jake zvony,
kdyz defiluj1 miliony
pred presidentem republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-29
Sluzka Sc z ~legitimacemi.

Pc vychodnich Cechach sc
potuluje 3Oleta sluzebna E. FL
alkova re Strakonic. Jiz neko-
likrate byla trestana pro rGz-
ne podvody. Sluzebna ma u
sebe sedm legitimac1 cd UstTed
nj SC. pojistovny, kterych pou-
viva pri pfijetf do sluzeb. Kdyz
ma jiz mlsto sjednane a Wy
branou zalohu, pTedstira, re 81
dojde DON'T pro pradlo. Zpat-
ky do sluzby Sc jiz nevrati. Je
hledana nekolika cetnickymi
stanicemi.