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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

II was not even that last year.
because the disturbed state Of
the countryside kept resident
Christmas at home. Also, the
bells viii not be broadcast TO
the world by radio. because Of
the war.
Tomorrow, by bus, donkey
back and afOot, the pilgrims
will journey the five miles to
Jerusalem, past the tomb of
Rachel and 20 the courtyard Of
the Nativity.
Within the church Itself, at
ter the midnight high mass
nshering In another Christmas
Day. the people viii file rever-
emily down the narrow stairs 10
the Holy Crypt. marking the
spot where tradition says the
Son Of God lay in a manger.
In the crypt lanterns burn
sn1okiIy. and the star Of Beth
Continued on Page s. Column a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
SEATTLE ORDERS lbs
TRACKLESS TR0LLEYS

PITTSBURGH - Receipt Of an
order TO build l35 electric motors
for trolley coaches, 10 be used On
the municipal transit system Of
Seattle. was announced by West
inghouse Electric and Aanufsc-
turing company.
The company said the motor
order. totallng approximately
S3l7 600 was accompanied by a
contract for Sls2 900 worth Of
trolley buA overhead structure.
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well, if you come right down
This reporter had finished what
little shopping was necessary, had
hung up a mateless stocking, which
he had been saving for that very
purpose (he was a hopelessly ro-
mantle fellow, and here he was
two days before the DAY with
absolutely nothing to do.
With all this spirit IN the
air-dnd pldces-he thought
1T uould be a good idea to go
out, sop mp all the atmosphere
he could find and PIT 1t into
a little feature. A bright,
subtle sketch, that Cds it.
Gay, but poignant too-ldugh-
ter wedded acith tears, right
dolCn his alley. He aoould be
careful to giUe 1t Just the right
touch. He aCould track doacn
the Christmas spirit, beard it,
md. in print, figuratiUely
throw 1t oUer his shoulder,
bogged foreUer.
1t was chilly. He stepped gin
gerly along. At 18th st. and Paci-
fic ave. he met a tiny boy, whose
clothes weren't ragged (rather a
dandy, as a matter of facD and
whose nose wasn't pressed, ludi-
crously lamentable, against the
department stores toy window.
That shook the reporter a little,
but he kept on. After while he
met an old man on the corner Of
18th and Broadway.
This senile gentleman wasn't
staring wistfully into space, and
Continued on Page s, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

Dies said documentary evidence
supported BY sffidasits' revealed
"espionaEs. sabotage. murder and
mysterious dlssppearansss % men
and women resulting from Com
mansstse. FASCIST and ~slienistle
rings" involving ths mosls msnss
Try. CO stakes snd federal and
state administration on the wsst
coast.
The Dies COMMITTEES expires
under congressional authorization
Jan }. Ths chairman said reports
complied ~ three COMMITTEES in.
vestigatoss would b. IN his hands
Saturday or sunday snd that com
mittes members later would dsslds
whether 10 publish them.
Copies Of The Fepsst<. ~
said. wsuId b. senf 10 feel-
deaf Roosevelt ard 10 sh~ o.
paffseaf ~ insfIrr. ufEisa
Immediate prs.reailsa.
Dies said thai hearings Al Loo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
BOY, IS, FIGHTS
FOR LIFE HERE

Christmas Joy was dimmed sat
urday al the home Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Jay c. Turnbuil. ss0I 10
Thompson ave. Their is-yssr-old
son was fighting for bis life in y
local hospital after a traffic aeei-
dent.
Leroy Turnblll. Beilsrfnins
high school student. was seriously
Injured Friday evening when his
bicycle Was struck by a truck a.
50. 5sth and sts. one block from
his home
lie vas injured internally -
severely that removal of bis
spleen becams necessary m an
emergency operation about > a. m
Saturday.
The youth had bisd badly from
a ruptured spleen and physicians
gave him = blood tranafusion At
Pierce County hospital. using his
own blood, Ia an effort 70 prevent
further weakening,
Another trnasfusi0n may
~ necessary. Hospital al
tendGBts reported his e0ndl-
lion sas fair several hours
after the operation
His bicycle eoilided a. ms in
terseetlon with a truck driven BY
X. NJ. Simpson. n. 1858 So. hsdl-
son IT
Deputy Prosecutor William
Goodwin and the police motor
division Investigated the accident
and placed technical arrest
charge against Simpson before
releasing him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
SCUTTLE ORDER
GIVEN, REPORT

PARIS - German ships away
from their country's ports have
been ordered to come home. and to
be scuttled if they face capture by
allied warships on the journey, it
was reported here today.
The orders, given recently. have
resulted in the scuttling OF Ger
man vessels totalling 157 900 tons.
1t was said.
1t was announced officially to-
day that the allied navies have
captured 81 OF 500 German ships
which were in foreign ports at the
outbreak of the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

.RATIONINC HAMPERS
GERMANS CHRISTMAS

BERLIN - Food and clothing
ration cards and no hope for
peace BY Christmas have damp
snsd the usual gay Christmas
spirit IN Germany this year. Few
concessions have been made BY
the government % provide q
merry Christmas.
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world By the Prince of Peace.
IL is aoorthy TO remark that
the life of Jesus began and
ended 1cith the seal of peace.
The beginning of that life
Was proclaimed by the angels;
the end 10as the resurrection,
concluded ioith peace betaceen
God and man, thanks TO the
Work Of Jesus.
Therefore, this is a time Of
peace, declared and commu-
nicated TO mankind By Jesus
Himself. Consequently, If in
diridudls and society Wish to
Continued on Page 8. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
ANNA M0RCANS BEACH,
{. S. LEADER, Is DEAD

SHELTON, Wash.-Ars. Anna
Morgans Beach. "a, pioneer and
prominent in Eastern Star circles.
died Friday. She was the daugh-
ter Of Morgan Aorgans. early
superintendent Of Black Diamond
coal mines. She was born in Sut-
ter Creek. Cal. Dec. 5. 1865. Sur
viving are the widOwer. DR.. ". N.
Beach. pioneer Washington physi-
clan and present city health off
Ger of Shelton, a son and t~o
daughters.
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so DIE IN EIGHTH
GERMAN WRECK

kAHfsHtuk. 6esmsss Fif,y
were killed and 70 injured IN tbs
collision af . freight snd . pas-
ssngsr train asar hu6alfnsil on
Lake Constance. lass night. tIss
~ hours after two p@ssengs,
trains had eaiIldnd sesf ~ Berlin.
killing Ia and lnIuFing Toe
These tao wrecks wfre ths
seventh ard eighth on the German
railways since he var started
About 800 have besn kiiied
hundred. hurt
Railroad officials IN MaShse0rf
and klaslsfn, bstuesH whieh
towns the passenger trains ~
VOWED ln lasi nights wreck usr<
travelling. wsFs arrested iasnsai.
atsiz after ths wfeek
Physicians ard mssileAi supplies
were rushed from Observation-Disclosures
10 hudolfzsll. where ths ssela<ni
occurred.
wsll5nfermsd sources sala
there had been ~ eyisfsnGs ~
sabotage Ia she wrecks Thaf
thougkt IA Haoss likeig ths gen.
sfst esAEas waa depreciation ~
rolling stock and seartffy II
equipment. nhieh fhs asxis freely
admit.
Ths sailfea1 sltusfinn has D.
come even mas alffeAt etfh
0ermaays seizsfs ~ Ansfsis.
cxee hoxlosakis ssd part a
Poland
furthss. tFanspssft Of trcaps
ard saf snafefials has fioEssa
railroad lines and caused removal
Of more than 100 fast trains from
regular nrseassies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
ADMIRAL WIN. CALHOUN
WILL LEAD BASE FORCE

WARRINGTON me navy d.
pnFtmenl announced that nsaF AZ
mirai William LoWndes Calhoun
has been assigned 70 command the
base force Of the United States
fleet. succeeding Rear Admiral
George J. Meyers. VINO died Dee. II.
Admiral Calhoun. native o.
Paiatka. Fia.. has h<en studying
At the advanced class Of the Naval
War college. Newport. z. /. since
July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
YULE BUSINESS
BEST IN YEARS,
RCHANTS SAY
nv PAUL. HussEaIE

THERE may have been people who objected to
President Roosevets moving Thanksgiving up a week.
but merchants generally Tacoma agreed Saturday
that the nations chief executive In his assump
ton the would result increased Christmas business
survey made by The Times disclosed that majority
of stores especially the larger firms showed increases in
business ranging from five TO IL cent last
The increase in Tacoma in keeping with that
ported throughout the nation shoppers spending from
five 10 Is per cent than last year and
tons, much as 20 per cent
Practical" Gifts Popular
Extra dividends and larger pay checks resulting from
business improvement credited for the feer spend
ing of shoppers
A majority Of merchants reported shoppers bought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Six Olympi0rls
Bitten Bu Dog

OLYMPIA 4 mad-dog aeare
swept through Olympia today.
with reports that = rabid scottie
had bitten ore adult and five chill.
dfen the past few days Thrcf
have been given Fasteurs treat
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
ANTHONY FOKKER, AIR
PIONEER, dies, ACE 40

NEW YORk-Anthony Fokker,
4s-year-old pioneer sirplane de-
signer and manufacturer, died to-
day in Murray Hill hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
As Ye Would That Men
Should Do Unto You, Do You
Also to Them In Like Name"
BY MONsIGNoR LUIGI BARLAssINA
Latin Patriarch of the Holy Land

JERUSALEM-On the occasion of the feast of Christ
mas have been asked to send message from the blessed
land of our Holy Redeemer This message only be
of peace.
II from me: is the message Of true peace
sacred soupenr 1Uhich and rs noc brought 10 the
TRANSMITTING to you since The oorld by the Prince Of Peace
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

NEW Y0Rk-A last minute rush Of Christmas buy
ing lifted retail trade volume this week 20 ~ per cent
the 1898 period and brought volume for the Yule
tide up around the level OF earlier expectations
Dun Bradstreet. Inc, said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Russian Headquarters
Admit Most Seri-
Gus Difficulties" /;
Cold l. Handicap
EIiRoPE's NoEI.

The coming Of Christmas
finds the war in Finland nj
most at a stalemate after "a
days Of fighting from the
frozen Arctic to the warmer
waters Of the Gulf Of Finland.
F1nlands claims Of large-scals
successes were borne out 10 thu
extent that Moscow. ending . long
period of sxtrems rstscsnce about
events In Finland, admitted sn.
counierlng most serious diffieni-
ties"
For almost the first time, the
rival claims can he compared
Russian losses have been estimated
abroad At ~ high ~ 10000 or
more.
RUSSIAN FIGURES
Today'k Russian eommwniqus
admitted approximately 1000. con-
sistlng Of i.s75 killed and 1000
wounded. In striking q balance
between the tao extremes. . fig
urs Of about 70. 900 10 10000 might
be close 10 fhe mark.
Russian estimates ~ Finnish cas-
uaitlss wsrs more than 1900, In
cluding AGO bodies counted IN the
field and mere than 10000
wounded
RETREAT ~ ORDERLY
Contrary "a previous reports u
complete rout 81 the Russian
forces IN the far north. advicss
today Indicated the Russians had
been beaten back IN the Fetsamo
area and the north-eentrnl front.
bat wers making an orderly 70
treat.
Belief was expressed the Rus
SLAMS might BE- forced 20 dag in
for the winter because az the
heavy snoW and extrem@ cold.
which makes operations dlfficuit
CLAIM SUCCESSES
The Mose0~ c0mmnniqas claim
ed the Russians had scored Inn
portant success on al fronts and
that the He'd army never expected
10 sunlhilats the f1nns In ons
lightning attack.
Aosee. Fsitsrsisd that iis
troops had broken through tbs
Aannsrhslm line az several pptnts,
but. explaining the failure 10 crash
the line and IiDing ~ the state
mate u ths Allies % tns weslsrB
front. stated the 1annsrhsim lins
IL IN no way inferior 70 CsrrnAnys
West wsli "aKainst which Anglo
Saxon tfoops have been funding
already for four months without
making tbs slightest progress
PI.ASEs ARE ACTIVE
Action On the western front wss
confined % aerial reconnaissance
and otherwise there 10 nothing
important 70 report. according 70
q French eommsniqus.
Military iHformsnts said The
Ffsneh had sent out 40 alrpisnss
In the last "a hours
In PaTia figures we're published
showing that allied ships since the
war started have captured Tso. 900
tone u msehansilae consigned 70
Germany. including raw materials.
food and oil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
RED HOSTS HALTED
AS FINLAND CLASH
REACHES 18th DAY
W. cast Situation
"Most Serious" dies

ORANGE, Tex--Chairman Martin Dies. d.. Tex. said
Saturday that the house committee investigating un-Amrr-
lean activities had discovered the west coast hs most
serious situation found during it, II months Of nye>-
legations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
STATE EDITION
Christmas Spirit Ragged
by Reporter: Yarn WEEDS
Laughs. Tears Almost
By ED MEAGHER

ONCE ambitious fellow
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Temps: High. as; low, %. sun
rises 1853; sets 4:26.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

z obce H6rky u Noveho il
Gina ma Morave zmizela pocat-
KEN listopadu minuleho roku
zena zeleznicn1ho delnfka Ma
RE Kozakova. Muz, Frantisek
Kozak, to oznamil cetnictvu.
Patralo dsilovne, ale marne.
Bylo Size prot Kozakovi pode-
zrenl, re neco O zmizenf zeny
vi, nebylo vsak usvedcujfcich
dukazd. Pred nekolika dny
provedlo cetnictvo znovu d.
kladnou prohl1dku Kozakova
domku. Prekopavalo krizem
krazem zahradku. S 1spechem
nalezli mrtvolu pohTesovane
zeny zakopanou. Kozak vypo-
vedel, re zenu zabil nestastnou
nahodou. Tahal pry Sc S nj o
pusku. Pr tom vysla rama,
kterou byla zena usmrcena.
Bal Sc pry soudu a proto mrtvo
lu zakopal ma zahradce. Pit
YOU nebohe zeny bylo vsak Iii
steno, re Kozakova byla slice
postfelena, ale re smrt nastala
teprve pc rdouseni. Kozak byl
zatcen. We vazbe Sc primal,
re zenu V hadce postrelil a pax
zardousil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
z Ceskoslovenska.


Hajny Milos Weidenhofer
re singularnfho polesf Ocov.
Kdyz "a hodoninskym hrbito-
VEN minul okraj lesa a pTisel
v mlsta zvana Pod koncem, u
videl pred sebou pod svahem
ohen a mem mrtvolu mladeho
muze a d1vku, lez1c1 tesne We
die sebe. Pod odevem byla o.
be tela vycpana novinovym pa
pfrem nasaklym petrolejem a
oba mladf lde NELL prostrelene
spanky. Mladfk jevil jeste
znamky zivota a vydaval ne
souvisle zvuky, ale brzy pc pf1-
chodu lekarG dodychal, aniz
promluvil. D1vka byla jiz dav
no mrtva; Poole dobreho zdanl
lekafG nastala u nj smrt asi V
jedenact hodin. Vedle MIA
dych lidf lezel browning raze
6.35 nm, v nemz byly dive W.
stfelene nabojnice. Osobnfch
dokladG u sebe mrtv1 nemeli, v
klobouku mrtveho schazel Ia
ke Stick sc znacnou firmy, kite
ry byl z klobouku utrzen. Po-
bl1ze mrtvol lezela lahev Sc
zbytkem petroleje. Bylo patr-
no ma prvnf pohled, Re jde O
mileneckou tragedii a re sc mi
lenci ma smrt d1kladne pfipra-
viii. slo Jim patrne take o to,
ably Sc jejich t~otoznost nezji-
stila a proto vsechny sve osob-
nj doklady pred smrtf spalili a
odstranili take vsechny znacky
z odevG a klobouku. Oba sc
potion napred obalili novino-
wynn papfrem. Mlad1k potion
d1vku zastrelil, zapalil hroma-
du paplru i pap1r, jimz oba
byli vycpani a zastrelil take
sebe v domnen1, re oba 1plne
short a re pc Mich nezGstane
stopy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Lesni deln1k FIR. Lagner vra-
eel Sc S hory Grun do Starych
Hamr1. Kdyz sestoupil do u
doll, vyf1tili sc nan diva divoci
kanci. Lagner pocal volati o
pomoc a jeho spasou byla vyso-
ko nalozena kupa df1v1, ma KITE
rou Sc mu podarilo v pravy O.
kamzik vysplhati. Lagner, KITE
ry vedel, re zvfrata Sc boil o.
hne, rychle svlekl kabat, vyta-
hi lahvicku S benzinem, ktery
S sebou nosil ma plnen1 zapalo-
vace, kabat polil, roztrhal a "a
pail. HoT1c1 kusy pax hazel
Pc dorazej1c1ch kanc1ch. TAX
divoke kance zahnal. Jeho sta
lie volan1 O pomoc uslyseli Dire
vorubci, kterf mt prispechali
ma pomoc a dostali no do bez-
peel. Lagner byl zv1raty leh-
ceji zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Patnactielty student
s~ebevrahem.

Do baru Mako ma Starem
meste pfisel patnactilety Yak
tfetl tr1dy mladoboleslavske
realky a bytem z Kamenneho
Zboz1 u Kostomlat. Porucil 81
am pivo, tancil a vesele sc ba-
vii S pestrou spolecnosti Mel
statnou postavu a Tide mu ha-
dali devatenact let. Kdyz sc
rano nemel k odchodu, upozor-
nil no vrchnf, re je tfeba platit,
nebot Sc pc 3. iodine zavfralo.
Hoch beze slova odesel do
pfedslne, odkud sc v zapeti O.
zval vystrel. Zbyvajfcf host6
a personal nasel tam mladfka,
lez1c1ho ma zemi S p~rostrele.
nym spankem. Zavolali "a.
%chrannou stanici, hoch vsak "a
prevozu zemrel. Ma zemi lie.
Eel bubfnkovy revolver. V kap.
sach nasli skoln1 Legitimate pc
die niz byla zjistena totoznos'
mladeho sebevraha. Prfcins
sebevrazdy a podivne okolnos
tt pfimely policii, ably Sc d1
kladne zabyvala tragedii mia
deho cloveka. Nezanechal Fad
ny dopis a mic, co by jen trochl
vysvetlovalo nerozumny Gin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
M statnl silnici Nova Pal

Ma statnl silnici Nova Paka
-Jic1n, v nemz jelo sedm OBJ
can't z Move Paky, narazilo V
pine rychlosti ma strom a VIVA
10 Sc: JOS. Mosna, Frant. Ka-
lenda a Frant. Lhota byli pri
srazce zraneni, take nemohl
dosti rychle z trosek horic1ho
auta Sc vyprositi a uhofeli. Ed.
Kalenda, ktery viz fidil, M.
Pavlickova, ktefi Sc z auta v
cas- dostali ven, utrpeli tez IRA
nenf a jsou nyn1 leceni v novo-
packe nemocnici. Bee zranenf
vyvazla jen K. Trnkova a V.
Ulrich. Nestest1 bylo zavin6no
asi opilostf n6kterych pasaz6rd
kter1 chteli jeti jeste do hostin-
ce. Kdyz ridic vozu to odmi-
tai, vznikla We voZe hadka, pTi
n1z f1dic ma chv1li ztratil vladu
mad vozem. Tento okamzik Sc
stall pro vyletniky osudnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Uslechtily odkaz mecenase
Klementa.

Maloktere mesto v republice
niue Sc pochlubiti takovymi
krasnymi skolami a dobrocin-
nymi 1stavy jake Mlada Bole-
slava. Je to prace nekolika
nadsencd, z nichz ma pfednfm
m1ste je tfeba jmenovati red.
Kostala a hlavne zasluhou
slechetneho a ceskeho pr1my-
sln1ka Klementa, ktery loni
zemrel. V nedeli byl slavnost-
ne otevren v Made Boleslavi
Studentsky domov DR.. Krama-
re. Ma tuto budovu, ktera je
diem arch. Bolecha a ktera
stala pres l million K, venovai
800 tis1c K red. Element. No
w domov nahrad1 dosavadnf
studentskou mensu, v niz Sc
Dude stravovati 100 al $50 stu
dentG, ale Dude v nj zaroven
Internal pro 1910 hochu. Me
sfcne budou "a vse platiti $50
K, z nichz 4 budou sc stravova-
tt a bydliti zdarma. Asi rs
procent studentstva v Made
Boleslavi prijfzdl z venkova,
rada jich pochazf z chudych
robin. Proto novy domov bu-
de opravdovym dobrodinfm.J e
skoda, re Klement tax brzy
zemrel. Tento uslechtily clo-
vek mel jeste v planu postavit
Internal pro d1vky, k cemuz
vsak jiz nedoslo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Rad Cechie, {. 2775 Standard
Life Asso. odbyva sve sch1ze 2
a 4 uterek v mesfci v Delnic-
KEN Dome, Madison a Rose ul.
PTedseda Vine. Suchanek, TIT
N. Milton Ave-, mfstopredseda
Flip Noha, tajemn1k Ant. J.
svejda, 730 N. Collington Ave.
(1radovna "Slavie"), 1cetnfk
Aug. Klecka, pokl. F. Base,
domovnlk F. Kankovskf.
Del. Podp. Spolek "Rovnost''
odbyva sch1ze kazdou 3 stredu
v mes1ci We spolkove mfstnosti
V Delnickem Dome, Madison a
Rose III. Predseda Jan zitnfk,
tajemn1k F. Cincibus NIL, 811
N. Rose St., 1cetnfk FIR. Cinci.
bus ST., 721 N. Montford Ave-,
pokladnik V. Svec, 813 N. Clio
yer ST. Revisori: j. Santa a A,
Cincibus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Policie zadrzela Rudolfa
KNIFE, nebezpecneho kasaTe,
ktery ma ma svedomf take dive
pokladny v Prcici a Sedlci. Sc
dlecka pokladna HospodaTske-
no druzstva byla vyloupena
81. prosince, prcicka v okres-
nj nemocnici 81. ledna. KNIFE
byl pfedan jihlavske patraci
stanici a primal Sc k vyloupe-
nj jinych dvou pokladen. Knf-
re je v poslednfch dnech take
hledan rfsskonemeckym roz-
hlasem pro podezTen1 re dvou
vrazd, ktere spachal no 1zemf
Nemecke rise. Kn1z1v spolec-
mix Frantisek Pecha z Vratko-
va je uz u krajskeho soudu v
Tabofe. Bylo mu dokazano "a
kradez1. Mezi mimi take kra-
DEE spiraloveho pera z naraz-
n1ku zeleznicnlho vozu. Zho-
tovil 81 z neho nastroj ma lup.
KNIFE Dude pTevezen do Tabo-
ra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Uzene maso re slepic.

V Prisovicich u Svijan je
velka dr1bezarna, ktera doda-
va denne velke mnozstv1 dru-
beze do Prahy a zejmena do
Sudet. Dr1bezarna ma moder-
nj zarizenf a velke chlad1rny a
zpracuje i drdbez z Jugoslavie.
Nyni byla zrfzena i konservar-
ma, kde sc slepice ud1. Uzene
slepicf maso sc vyvaz1 hlavne
do pripojeneho dzemf, kde je
hodne zadano. Ma nasich tr-
zich 81 teprve zvykame ma u
zene busy a nase sladkovodni
ryby, kapry i lfny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Cesky ucitel ma skolu do
Paraguaye.

Ministerstvo skolstv1 jmeno-
valo byvaleho spravce ma ceske
skole We Svate Helene v Ru-
munsku Anton1na Jirkovskeho
ma ceske skole V Carmen del
Parana v Paraguay a lidovy-
chovnym pracovnikem v kolo-
nil Fran. Ucitel Jirovsky,
ktery ma tez znacnou pr6pra-
WI We vecech obchodnfch, odje-
de ma move pGsobiste asi v dru-
he polovine mesfce bTezna. Bu-
de dbat take propagace cesko-
slovenske zbozi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Manzele emigranti skocili spo-
leone 8 trfetiho patra.

V Brine m~anzele-emigranti z
Vfdne skocili S okna tret1ho po-
school domu ma Kolisti, kde ma
mlstnosti zidovska nabozenska
obec. Skocili spolecne do dvora
34lety Izak Chem Gympel a
jeho zena Adolfina. Gympel
tezkemu ranenf podlehl pr
prevozu do nemocnice a jeho
zena zemrela O n6kolik hodin
pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
C.. S. A.

Loze JiTi Podebradsky {. "a
C.S.A. odbyva schGze posledni
pondel1 V mesfci v mist. Ceske
Svob. skoly, Ashland a Glover
I'll. Lacine pojisten1 pro oboji
pohlavi ma $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50. u Loze tez mono po-
jistiti dftky cd 2 let vyse.
Predseda Jan Proxies, tai. K.
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Rad Blank {. 1O1 C.S.A. Cd
byva schGze 2. sobotu v mesici
" 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
Pfeds. Jos. Novotny, 1912 E..
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