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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Big Liner
Is Lost
Empress OF Britain Is
Sunk BY Nazis; 59S of
CAB Persons Aboard
Are Rescued.

Iandon, Oct. 28.-(AP)-
Frisain acknowledged today that
Inc a2.3tS-ton liner Empress of
Britain had been lest.
"a British broadcast heard in
New York by MIC said 598 per-
s3~s 50 far ha' been rescued.
German reports, saying that the
bic liner had been crinpled by
PHI, attack Saturday and finished
eff early toda2 by submarine,
described her as 2 "transpOrt.O
A c0mmuniQuC said:
"Thc admiralty and war office re-
crct 20 annuoncc that the S. S. En-
cross Of Britain has been lost as the
result Of enemy action. The Empress
,r Britain was attacked by enemy air
craft and set one lire and it became
necessary to abandon ship.
Salvage operations were COM
ncnrod Immediately bat while in
tow the Empress Of Britain subse-
ol,cntly blow Un and sank.
some 592 survivors out Of the to-
tn On board Of 6f2 have already been
landed ~ British Warships. Includ-
cd in this number were military
familic@ and q small number of mill
.2,.v personnel
The rcsclu:e and efficient hand
ling Of the Empress Of Britain's anti
airCr2rt dctnnsos contributed large
ly Of the high proportion Of the COM
Elements being saved.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Entire Question of
Russian-German Rela.
items Believed Nearing
Showdown As New
Criais Develops in Bal
lzans.

Budapest. oct. 28.-(AP)-Rumors
were current in the Balkans today
that Sovict Russia is preparing to
fake over the D1rdanallns ''prOtcc-
lively" as southeastern F'rOnc ncr-
vnr;sIv aWait"d c0mo indication Of
Mo>rnw's attitude over Italy'S in
v9girn of Greece.
Diplomatic observers expressed be-
lief that tho cntirc question Of Cor
r0ar-Russiar relations was approach
inc n showdown.
Many said thcy believed that Mos
coy va informed in advance Of the
TialfHn "ction and th:it no Soviet in
tCrvCntion coGld be expected.
Bat I WHe widely fCit that Russian
reaction ultimately will dcncnd on
+hc r~t"nt tn which MOSccW believes
th"t Soviet Black Sea interests arc
threatened by this latest axis move.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28

months, when 38 were slain.
Guilfords second place total
reached 80 again this year, the same
as in 1889. The 1888 total for the
corresponding period stood at 26.
The other 81 counties i'll which
nine or more were killed up to Oc-
tober / we're, in order with 1889
and 1888 fatalities in parenthesls):
Robson 27 Q5-8), Forsyth % il4-
~, Bunc0mbe 81 Q6-28), Cumber-
land Is (2O-1O), Rowan II Gl~l2).
CASTOR IS (.6-18D, Farnott l3 e.
l1), Wake IS (26-35), Durlin II
C7-2), John,,on II (9-6>, Alamarcc
II (5-8), Cabarrus II (8-5l, Edge
combe II C0-12), Unicn II 6l),
Wayne II O2-1D, CataWba 10 (lS-
y. Cleveland 8 Q0-3). New Han
over 9 N4-9), Northampton Q l6-
81 and Wilson (7-3).
The pcrfect-score. counties SO lar
this year are with 1H'" ~" 1893
figures in parenthesis): Camden
N.2), ChoWan (0-4), Clay Old,
Gates (O-2), Hyde (n-n), Perqui-
mans (2-3), Tyrrell (G-D.
Hvdc, il will be noted, is the only
county in North Carolina which has
not had a single fatal highway acct
dent during the Firsc nine months OF
any of the last three yacrS.
It takes no peering scrutiny Of the
list to note that the only counties
with perfect records arc those which
have few people, few roads, or
both.
This years list OF 10 counties
with ten or more fatalities is a re-
duction OF four over last year. when
there were % doublc-digit death
counties. Seven counties which had
less than ten deaths last year adj
vanced into the red list this time,
while eleven which were on the dis
honor roll last year show better
safety records so far.
Undoubtedly the worst showing in
highway safety has been made this
wear by Robson, in which there
have been q fatalities as compared
with IA last year and only eight the
wear before: even though Union tops
il by far if percentage Of increase
basis is applied. In the first nine
months OF 1888 there was h''' 80"
highway fatality in Union. In 1889
this was multiplied six times and
this yaer the figure has scared to
l1-merely an increase of one thou
sand percent in two years.
Among the counties still killing as
many as ten. Castor alone elbows
consistent improvement. its toll run
ming Is. l6 and Is for the first three
quarters of 1888, 1889 end 1910. re-
spectivelv.
Other large counties showing pro-
oressive imnrovement are Davidson
19-11-R. Durham 1872. Halifax 81
1877. Lenoir 16-10-l. Richmond 49,
lO-7 and Rockingham l2-104.
The most uniform record among
the larger units wa" t''rned N h.
Wayne where the fatalities were in
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Traffic Toll
Is Eleven
Weekend Accidents
in North Carolina
Take Heavy Toll OF
Dead and Injured.

Charlotte. Oct. 2&-(AP)--At least
II persons were killed and d large
run?her injured in QUITO mi&Hapi IN
North Carolina Ger the weekend.
Three were killed in an aGt3mo-
lille WRECK: at Winston-Saicm: Mrs.
Pauline Ross Griffin. her tWo-year.
old daughter and her three-year-oiH
sistcr-in-lau:. The dead lived N
Cricket. Wilkes county.
BeuIah Faye HoDkins. three-year-
cd dcughtcr of Mr.. and Mrs. Ihao
HOPKINS. YVES fatally injured WAeA
she was struck ',y an antomoblle IN
front If her mono near GreoHv''!e.
At Be5sen7or CITY. 4. W. Th0mp-
son. 81. was killed in a similar accl-
dent
Ne"r Charlotte. - automobile
turned over and killed John Oscar
Mann Of Concord. and injured IoNr
other Concord people. Near ray
etteville a Nero woman was h'Ileo
~ hit-run driver
A freak accident # Wilson cos,
thp life Of Mrs. A. G.. Lamm. 6o. ana
injured two other women. -" vince.
IF a racing car driven bv Ray Dow
81! Of Alo~andria. Va. flew of ana
1,,,rt1eC1 toto tl,o crowd v'?'r'7 N" the
..-cc~ II tLc V-i1r~n ""'''1'v ':ir.
Thcr,as Ncu.oo~1'> T~w""nc" OF
Durham was killed when his auto
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Russia May Take
Over DardaneIleS
Mussolini And
Hitler Confer

Florence, Italy, Oct. 2S.-(AP)
Adolf Hitler and Bcnito Musso-
lini conferred for nearly three
hours today in the first session
of meeting staged as ttaly
took what were described as
"ursel,s measures required to
face the danger of the situation
in Greece.
The two axis leaders began
their session al 1880 a. m. and
emerged at lis p. m. for lunch
con with their foreign ministers.
A second conference was eX-
pcctcd to begin at about a p. M
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Highway Accident Surrey
.ShozUs rs Counties Killing
One Or More Per Month

but total which will still compare
quite bloodily with casualties from
the bombinsS Of London. population
and all other factors being given due
consideration.
Mecklenburg's Gcath list. just as
last year, was highert in the state,
with Guilford hanging grinly to sec
end place. The former tipped its
ril!'NG tN'" over Inst years first three
5rct;cgr. hitting &c this time against
Il To-, "C%r. Either Of thesn was an
improvement o,og 1855 first nine
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Nuzis Continue Raids
Turkey Takes No
Official. Action

Anlara. Turkey, Oct. IS
CAP>-I'remier Refiz SayGam
broadcast today that I'VE are
stronger than ever" but made no
mention of Italy's invasion of
Greece.
1t was generally assumed that
Turkeys attitude would depend
largely Gu how muck aid Bri-
tain car give Greece as we'll as
on the degree OF Greece's own
resistance.
Although official sources kept
Siisnce 10 creGcnce was given to
run1ors that the Ankara govern
ment was drafting a declaration
of war.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28

(Ey The Associated PrcSS.)
Tiny Greece declared war OH
Italy under the pr0vOcatiOn of a
three h0ur ultima tum today and
King George III threw the ma
tens estimated 100000 soldiers
into battle against 100000 Ital-
ian troops along the Greek Al
bantam frontier.
The ultimatum expired at 6 a.
m. I'll p. m. EST. An hour later
Athens had its first air raid
alarm. The COrinth and TatiO air
drCmcS, twelve miles from the
capital of Greece, were bombed
and Italian warplanes in three
waves attacked the port city OF
Patras. Four were killed and II
wounded.
Great Britain, pledged to aid
Greece in the event Of attack, was
eported rushing the assistance of her
powerful Mediterranean fleet. 1t was
that major sea battle be-
wccn British and Italian fleets was
Fears were widespread that the
italian invasion would prccipitate a
general conrIagratiOn in southeast
europe.
In Belgrade. diplomatic circles
leard unconrirmcd reports that Tur-
Key had declared war on Italy but
his was discounted in other quarters
IS premature.
Yug0SlaviaS Premier DragiSa Cvet-
;ovic called an emergency cabinet
Meeting and shortly before II a. m.
troops marched through
re streets Of Belgrade toward the
lilrOad station.
Crf;cia! statements, however, as
crtcd Yugo&IaVia would remain neu-
rul.
I'm Sofia, sCmi-olfiCial circles ex-
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In the Sir Walter h0Iel'
Ev HENRI AyERILL
Ev HENRI

Raleigh. Oct 26.-TWenty-lh II,
North Carolina counties nave on tt .,,
average had enc person a noun noun
killed in highway accidents du [Ins
the first nine months of l9lo; Wh. ,,
4 the othcr nd Of the list seven
counties had have no fatalities.
IN ~. GI2 died in Ter Hce' Il ~, gu
,yar accidents since the first OF J;' "a
: .,u-1:.0n 81 - lt~." i''''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
Declaration Of War FoHows
Uztimatun1 BY Italy, Athens
Airport Bombed Hour Later
Great Britain Speeds
Mediterranean Fleet
To Assist Greece; Gen
eraE Conflagration in
Balkans is Feared.

Athens. Oct. 28-thP-Ficrce
fighting Greek troops were re-
ported tonight to have gained the
iir%t vici0ry IN the war with
italy, breaking through Italian
poSitiGns 1T one place and driv-
ing eight miles into Albania.
The report, unconfirmcd else
Wlcrc, was made by Reuters
British news agency in dis
pai"h from Athens.
Pledging unlimited support,
Britain swiftly seized the ini-
alive al sea in the new conflict.
Informed quarters in Athens
said the British fleet already
had occupied the Greek island
CT C1gIr ana also small island
eff Corfu.
A flaming naval battle, pre-
Sumably between British and
Italian WarshipS, was reported
tough! eff Corfu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28

:ng population IN
crease. On the
'0ntrary, our popu-
in growth is d"in-
ling rapidly. E%-
1ertS predict that,
within a few years,
vel be stationary.
That there's d
trend in that direc-
ion is proved, in
act. by the increase
in the number Of
Ur voters. v c
gave more Of them,
recause Americans.
n m average. are
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
More Voters
Are Eligible
Growth in Number of
Voters Does Not Indi-
cate Corresponding
Population Gain.
By CHARLES y. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Warrington. Oct. %. - Although
this years eligible voters arc $780,
coo more numerous than they were
in 1926 it doesn't follow that there's
hccn = rnrrp.DOnd-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28
petaii1, Has
FI||:'DR Note
Contents of 81" T ersonal
Message Not Di-
vulged in Announce
meni at Vichy.

Vfchy, Oct. 23.-(An)-A foreign
ministry spokesman said today that
Marshal Philippe Pctain, Frances
chief of state. had received from
President Roosevelt personal mes
sage" which could be disclosed only
by Petain ''bccausc Of the privacy OF
It's character
The spokesman said the foreign
fContinrled on Page Forrl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-28

other than they were not long ago. Not
= ro"n" hahies ar" horn in the
oited S'atcs now rs there used 10
-. Consequently. there's shrink
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30
Hubert Soper Marries
Yakima Girl Saturday

Miss Ruth Leonard Of Yakima,
the bride of Hubert Soper, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Soper OF the
West Highlands, Saturday evening
in. yakima. Miss Betty Leonard, SIS.
ter of the bride, was. bridesmaid
and Vern Soper, brother OF the
groom, was best man. The young
couple accompanied by Miss Betty
Leonard, Bud Eckman and Verne
Soper, made a trip to Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Soper en-
tertained with a wedding dinner
Monday at / O'Clock in honor OF
their son and daughter-in-law, MI.
and Mrs. Hubert Soper. Guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. s. %.
Soper, Miss Betty Leonard and Mr..
Bud Eckman. After the dinner, the
couple returned to Yakima, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. T. G. Browne entertained the
PEG. chapter Tuesday at her home
on the South Highlands.
Mrs. Herman G Schmidt OF the
River Road was Yakima visitor on
1ucSOdy.
George Lape was Spokane Wis
itor on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wattenberger of
Bickleton arrived Wednesday and
visited through Friday at the Ed
Lape home.
Changers Visit
Highland grange met last Friday
night with the largest representa-
ton from Rattlesnake grange.
Changers from Western Horse Heav-
en- and Locust Grove were also
present. c. e. Ridley was in charge
of the program with the Kiwanis
quartet furnishing part Of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Foraker and
family visited Grandma Foraker
at the w. E Hacker home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Preston and
family spent Saturday fishing at
Rimrock.
Mrs. Wallace Preston's sister, Mrs.
Marion Warner and daughter, Mary
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30

were overnight guests Sunday. Mary
underwent an appendectomy at the
Pasco hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. Frances McNalI, former West
Highland resident, and now OF
Phoenix, Arizona, arrived last week
to visit her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane McNall and her Sis
ter, Lottie Smith, ~ stf5.- - e., "a
Miss Rosemary Watkins enter
tanned the Misses Patty Higley,
Virginia Smith and Opal Watkins
with a theatre party Saturday on
her birthday.
|. Mrs. w. e. bennett was a Walla
.Walla visitor on Friday OF last
week. go. -
Mrs. John Bottomly and Mrs.
Calvert OF Prosser were Saturday
visitors at the B II. Shields home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kippes, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Weber, Mr.. and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30

Mrs Clarence Weber: MY...
Bill Klienknecht, Earl Ma snd Nh
Miss Irene Olson. Vic sn vsvlenuu
Kippes, Leo Kippesy and u y, EAt
Mrs. Bert Winslow pirn,,, an
fished at Twin Bridges s nnso sat
MIR. and Mrs. v. W. ps ,saay
Sunday visitors at the b - = Ven
home. , a. shied,
Mrs. II. C Decker spen, !.
weekend visiting In Fils,.ne Dat
The Highland Soft BAH sasoug
its first turnout Sunday ', u he'd
day night under the i,cbm ecne.
held a practice game WITH S tAg
Don't forget Highlanders la, pasc
our team. ''s ba4
undergoes Operate,
Miss Lulu LampSon, who
went an appendectomy Al tba u n
hospital last Friday is reno e rs'a
getting along very nicely. ''Nu u
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30
Z River View Students
Get Diplomas Thurs.

FINLEY The graduation exer-
cises of the Riverview high school
was held Thursday evening on the
Finley grade schol lawn. The pro-
gram consisted of high school or
chestra playing; Invocation by Rev.
E. Schwenk; Salutatory, Violet
Schula; Address, Marjorie Living
ston; song, girls glee club; Address,
Wilbert Mills; Valedictory, Russell
Gilmore; presentation of awards,
which was awarded to Violet Schu-
la and Russell Gilmore, by principal
Charles McFadden; Introduction,
by Supt. Benson; Presentation Of
Diplomas, Wesley Street, chairman
of the school board Those receiving
diplomas were Russell Gilmore;
Marjorie Livingstone, Wilbert Mills,
Ray Kuh, Violet Schula and Mar
vim Lechelt and Rosanna Birdwell.
Mrs. H. s. Hughes attended dis
trict Commissioners meeting at
Ellensburg Thursday.
I Addie May Gilmore, nurse al
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30
Fan is Fatal

Curt Henry Wehner believed to
be 80 years of age and born in Ger
many was killed by falling from q
freight car near Plymouth. Inter-
ment was made in the local ceme-
terry Wednesday afternoon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-05-30

Two can live as cheaply as one
in Kennewick if they both will 60
on a diet. t.. ..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
CHTEL KRIMINAL.

Policista Edward Bender,
jak udava, nenl zvyklym, ably
zatceni zadali vsazeni byti do
kriminalu. Prekvapeni tohoto
dostalo Sc mu v pondel1, kdyz
spolu Sc sergeantem Clayton
zastavili sc v dome Sidney Mad
dox, cernosskeho volebn1ho u
fedn1ka, v jehoz dome nalezli
knihy S clsly a jinymi potfeba-
mi ku gamblovan1. Cernoch
vymlouval sc, re tyto nalezl.
Policiste pocali znovu prohli-
zeti dim a nalezli podobneho
materialu vice. Potion cernoch
primal Sc, re toto gamblovani
bylo jeho pracf a zadal o trest
We vezenl. Drzan jest pro vel
koporotu pc slozenf zaruky
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

= Dram Odbor Sok. Jed.
Blesk zahaji letosnf divadelni
sezonu vlasteneckou hrou tx
zbran" v nedeli, dine 20.
Divadlo Dude sehrano
We prospech Ces. Mar. Sdruze-
nj V Baltimore.
" pondelf, %. rfjna v Ka-
tolicke Budove vyrocni Fall
Dance porada Rieger Klub.
" nedeli, II. listopadu V
Sokolovne. Oslava 50ti-leteho
trvani BALTIC. Jednoty Sokolic.
- Dram. Odbor Sokolske
Jednoty "Blesk" vybral pro
predstaveni ma Americke Po-
svicenl vybornou a povedenou
taskaTici Sc zpevy "Zamilova-
ma babicka". Ma Novy Rok
1941 Sc pripravuje vypravna
zpevohra.
= Delnicky Vzdelavaci Spo-
lex "Pokrok" ma stanoveny ma
sledujfcf dni pro divadla a "a
bavy ma pT1st1 seZonu.
26. Tfjna, sobota - Podzim-
nj zabava.
3. listopadu, nedele = Di-
vadlo.
8. p~rosince, nedele - Diva
do.
81. prosince, dtery = Syl-
vestr.
Sobota, 2. listopadu. So
kol Curtis Bay Dude pofadati
Jitrnicove Hody v Sokolovne.
1927 Cherry ulice, v 8. hodir
vecer. Hudba sok. Jana Svita.
ka.T Vstupne S vecer1 SOC.
= Nedele, 3. listopadu. Csl
Dem. Klub rs. wardy Curtis
Bay uspoTada Ustricove Hody
v Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry ulice
cd l do 6 hod. odpol. Vstupnt
pan $1.25, danny 75c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
AUTOMOBILY.

Joseph E.. Schultz, 8 rokG
starry hoch 4 Denver ulice, u
smrcen byl pri hrani 81 ma scho-
vavacku ma Russell ulici. Vbe-
hi pred automobil Lawrence O.
Ferrari. Ferrari wal hocha do
Universitnl nemocnice, kde pro
hlasen byl mrtvym. Zranen byl
ma Have a prsou.
" nedelnich automobile
vych nehodach zemfeli v Ma
rylandu diva.
V jednom pr1padu nezna-
mym automobilem usmrcen byl
Schley Taylor Toms, 33 rokn
starry, d6lnik z Hansonville.
Byla mu rozbita lebka a prera-
zeny ODE nohy. Nalezen byl v
bl1zkosti Frederick v nedeli
rano.
Druhym byl Robert A. Peter
son, 41lety, obchodnik z vycho
dn1 casti mesta. Zabit byl pr
prechazeni Orleans ulice u
Chester kratce pc pIlnoci.
Automobil rldil cernoch Tru-
man Keene z Chester, Pa. Pc
mnoha leta Peterson vedl OBJ
chod v {. lis N. Chester ulice
is MIN jdoucfmu sousedu, Tho
mas Connors, prerazen byl nos
a noha.
= Sest dltek vytazeno byle
z prevrzeneho AUTOMOBILE l
Randallstown, kdyz vracely 81
z nedelni skoly. Automobil Fl
| dill 17lety Harold Horton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
cESKE POLE.

Dram, Dram, to sve pole,
ktere oral pra-praded,
vytvoriv re strane hole,
zemsky raj to ma pohled.
Ones to pole je v Nemecku,
ale stejne no mann rad,
venuJl mu pill vsecku,
ia prace me Dude hrat.
AZ uvidlm sve oseni,
ma jare Sc zelenat,
pres me pole nikde nenf,
vzdy Sc o mel budu rvat.
Dockame Sc - budem Ease,
volne We Vlasti dychat,
vse to pride zpatky Ease,
muslme jen pospichat ---
S nas1 pracf, jez mas ceka,
ktera Dude tuba dost,
cesky clovek sc neleka,
valcit "a svdj cesky hvozd.
Jan j. Hrbek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
Krajan zabit automobilem.

Sc ctyrmi suddenly z koleJe
sv. Prokopa v Lisle, kracel 10
lety student teze koleje Josef
Kandra z Cleveland, O., pc sill
nici {. "a vychodne cd Naper-
Vile, vracejice Sc z probably.
Joseph Bolin z Naperville, "a
sahl Kandru, srazil jej k zemi
a prejel. Mlad1k utrpel tax
tezka zranenf, re vzdor lekaf-
ske pomoci "a kratko skonal a
koroner okresu Du Page zave-
oil vysetrovan1. Bolin tvrdi, re
"a nestesti nem1ze, ponevadz
pry mu mladik vkrocil do ces-
ty, kdy pro kratkou vzdalenost
nemohl zastaviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
H.. kvetna 1910.

Ii. KVoCna lJ4U.
Mily krajane!
Predevslm Yam mnohokrat
dekuji "a Vas bal1cek a prosim
Vas odpustte mi, re Yam tax
pozde "a nej dekuji. NemGze-
tie 81 predstaviti jakou jste mi
udelal radost a co to znamena
pro mas cd tax dobrych lid1 V
tonic case a "a takovych okol-
nosti neco obdrzeti. Kdyz je
clovek v cizine 1plne sam, nj
koho nema KIDD by mu neco po-
slal nebo 81 S MIN dopisoval, tax
della takovy balicek ohromnou
radost. Nynl Yam chci neco o
me vykladati. Pochazim z Kro-
merizkeho kraje, zdrhl jsem
velmi bro ko okupaci dobro-
druznou cestou z nas1 vlasti a
jsem nyn1 cd zacatku valky, to
jest 8 mesfcG jake dobrovoln1k
v nasi armada zde We Francii.
Jsme zde vsichni nadsenymi
vojaky a byli bychom sc jiz ra-
di dostali do styku S tenn ne
meckymi zlocinci a Jim Sc POM
still "a tn vsechnu bolest, CO
nam a nasim milym zpGsobili.
Nam totiz donna matku a bra
ira, ktery je zenaty a ma 2 ma
lie deti a dovedete 81 pfedstavit
jakOu mann O ne starOst.
Napiste me take Wy, mnoho
o Vas, CO debate a jak Sc Yam
daT1 a v1bec vse O Vas a Va
SIGH milych.
Doufam, re budu brzy O Vas
neco slyseti a zdrav1m Vas,
O. F.
Bureau PIT, Armee Tchegue
S. P. 800 France.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
RODINY ZACHRANENY.

Osm osob zachycenych pla-
meny v jejich pribytku, osvo-
bozeny byly policisty a hasici,
ktefi cleny techto dvou rodin
zachranili pomoci zebT1k1. V
trl poschodovem domu ma Pratt
a Castle ulicich pocalo hoTeti
kolem 2 hodin pc p1lnoci re
soboty ma nedeli. Zachranenl
byli Polaci.