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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
Beauty seen is partly in him
who sees it."-Bovee.
Murion Anderson Again
Thrills Listeners
By Estyr L. Bradley


Marian Anderson, celebrated con-
tralto, sang to a capacity audience
Wednesday evening, March 20,
when she appeared in recital at the
Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium
with Kosti Vehanen as her accom-
PIANIST.
Again she demonstrated that she
is one of the greatest living con-
traltos today and exhibited the
adaptability of her art to songs
sung in either the soprano range
or in the deep contralto. Her poise
and stage dignity is almost perfec-
ton. She was exquisitely gowned
in princess model of iridescent
white, and at a pause in the pro-
gram graciously received three
large bouquets of flowers from ad-
mirers.
1t seemed that the song the audi
ence liked best was Schubert's
"Ava Maria" sung in the second
group. Other numbers in this
group from Schubert included, ode
Voegel" and can Den Mond," and
Schumann's "Der Nussbaum" and
"Ich Grolle Night" Her first
group of numbers included "Tutta
Raccolta" and "Der Floete WEIGH
Gefuehl" from Handel and "A
Bruno Vestiti" from Carissimi.
There was a note of grandeur
in her voice as she sang Casta
Diva from Norma" by Bellini.
"Songs to the Dark Virgin" one
of Langston Hughes poems set to
music by Price, was favorite with
the audience as were the two num-
bers composed by her accompanist,
"Pastorale," and "Cantilena." This
fourth group was completed with
Thoughts of Home" by Bedford.
The last group was a spiritual
group, always a favorite with audi
ences everywhere, and it is in this
group that she probably gets the
lowest in her range when she sings
the favorite spiritual "Trampin,"
arranged by Boatner. Other num-
bers in this group included "Dere's
No Hidin' Place Down Dere" ar
ranged by Brown, "The Gospel
Train," arranged by Burleigh, and
Sinner, Please Doan' Let Dis Har-
ves' Pass also arranged by Bur-
leigh.
Among the numbers that evoked
some mirth from the audience was
one of her encores, Sadero's cam
urri, amurri," the apostrophe of a
weary old carter to his weary old
horse, and "The Cuckoo Song" in
which she goes from the high to
the low. To an audience that kept
applauding for more and more she
came back and rendered Comm
Thru the Rye" and "The Beauti-
full City,"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
MOran's Responsibility

only three places IN the o. s. Census
County, the blame for this negligible
quarey the shoulders of Willard Moran supervisor Tor
Ramsey County.
Democrats higher in the party than Moran be-
evng should enumerar places and squad
leader passing that Mr. Moran thinks three
sufficient.
In the Congressman Melvin Mas to
employed Naturally under the New Deal
party Negroes would be the 300
OF workers.
heard of the New Deal AS it to
heard Mr.. Moran named
pervor happy about it. We remember how lightly
when he of the Democratic state
Of Mr. Moran politician, but think
playing politics when he thinks little of the support
which Negroes the which he his
job.
Politicians like Willard Moran make lack of fighting leader
organization Democratic Negroes What
results the will have the chances of John McDonough
the St. Paul mayoay not difficult to
forecast.
cheap hseng jobs which the oored people should
received going to be forgotten by the people
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and blessings to every in
dividual and organization who by
word or deed helped ease the bur-
den of our bereavement in the loss
of our dear beloved wife and
mother, Esther lone Stovall, who
departed this sphere March 18,
1910.
We shall never forget those who
were so kind to express their SYM
pathy through floral tributes and
donations of cars. Our sadness
was much lightened by the thought
fitness and kindness of many. May
God bless you all.
Rev. Thomas B. Stovall, husband,
Webster, Thomas, Jr., and Harry
Stovall, sons, Esther Roach,
daughter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
This Paper and Political Parties

speculation months
white brethren the political affiliations of the editor
of this and the attitude of the regarding various parties
that which regular readers of this
The editor this not connected what
political and unbiased of ed
toas and political articles this since its beginning will
that the always independent its
parties believing that by this best
this whose benefit the
active political this has from time time
this had high for Floyd B. Olson
did think people and
editorial which endorsed
Famer-Laborie endorsed Mike Holm, Repub
their attitudes toward full participation of
Negroes political h whether
Republican, Democratic Labte Socialist
munist
All the line have hewed this policy We think
affiliate they DESIRE with parties of their choice
leaving when they fail to allow Negroes the
tunites they give others.
Politics touch fabric of human life from the cradle the
The fellow who makes birth certificate and the
your DEATH all recipients of political
Naturally the coored people all they
politics security better better Streets better police
ton, education, and all the jobs they get.
individual who them those things has
Wishes and whatever the label be-
We think this plain enough for everybody to understand
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
many acts of love and kindness,
expressions Of sympathy, and beau
tiful floral offerings at the time of
the death of our father, John Rob-
inson.
Especially do we wish to thank
the Reverend Gerald L. Hayden,
st. James A. M. E. Choir, the
Modern Priscilla Art Club, and the
Porters' and Walters Club of Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan
and Family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
Willingness to Acclaim Vanishes

Henry Washington, the Daughters
Revolution which refused Marian Anderson
their Washington summer address
last week for the discriminatory which caused
onal criticism, and having sad Th OAR.
ssenty friend minority groups and
will continue to do So"
thing that Mrs Roberts obviously
befended minority long those remained h
place. which, according the method used
the whites level with the place occupied by them
selves. Whites rule perfectly willing feed Negroes,
house them shack and that there
their bodies make much of their slave
docle the the
$4,000 monument to the Negro anitor
when Negro individual the white brother field
of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
WILL THE STATES VANISH?
From The (Olxlu.) Block Dispotch

Judge Edgar S. Vaugh of the court Western
Oklahoma will finally vanish the
United States
discussing and the Constitution the YMCA
urs the question: sn the day revolt against
against the standards of the
represent judge said ths question jury
The Dispatch has and always will feel that estate
rights" is n the American Constitution.
Chicago his machine shot
could do nothing about this
nothing City the Pndergast political machine
elections with mpuny and immunity State government did
nothing about it.
But the stepped apprehendng
these behind walls Judge Vaught
get any this judicial experience have had here in America
has fallen down in law enforcement
ynhes black offers the best example of what
judicial Everybody
seurs for cover when federal grand jury called
generally that who constitute such nqusiora body
coming counties will not be swayed by local sentiment
county grand jury called street
expression and fix that crowd $50 and So
going to let that get by The general impression of county
grand jury the inside that outside
fuences will make contacts
Negroes who belong denoted give fine te
tmony Black folk that fixing in
government is the weak place in democracy
the
courts when hdnapes swarmed
gates rich mans castle? We willing chance
the hands of state courts but when the hdnaper
menaced property rights
the Ldbeg Knap Law and with the financial struc
ture of America protects itself.
The National Advancement Cored People
the Supreme Court of the United States Th
decided favor the viewpoint of the
United States regarding the rights Americas largest minority
failed The composed
coming South we'll the East West and North
the Constitution could
experience of the NAACP Americas highest
proof conclusive that the state does not
me- the acid test of Americanism.
showed that there murders
the made in the city of Detroit than all Eng
ought teach that there something with
In America 48 state units and different judi
each political subdivision In England Scotland Yard
tracks individual fahest
of the The sheriff Oklahoma County
stop and line permission
through criminal the criminal finally caught he
America his best defense
rights America has fashioned 48 of morality
gardng the marriage rites. crime for black to
Oklahoma whom legally Michigan On the
Negro unprotected that white
her without responsibility The white not
required conditions black his
child though the white the father
of her child.
started relief during the depression forth
with rid ourselves of rights and went into regions which
modified Capitalization Why did this Prevailing
would with the state rights than oil will with
might show how state rights and local self
hindrance the democratic ideal 1t
Jim segregation dsfranchement
all of the sectional preudices.
Speaking the Black Dispatch desire little
will in the end it the full
Judge Vaughs prophecy regarding the vanishing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
"Listen to
This
SAFETY FIRST IN COLORS
By Hobart T. Mitchell

The Hytken Bros, merchants in
Cleveland, Mississippi, ordered a
bill of goods from the Hanover
Children's Wear Co., through a
travelling salesman living in Mis-
sissippi.
1t was contended by the Hytken
Bros, that when the goods arrived
the colors were duplicated, and
that there was an understanding
that there would be no duplication
of colors of the different numbers;
that is to say, each dress would
have a particular color all of its
own, so that no two buyers would
buy exactly the same dress as fan
as color and looks were concerned
Hytken Bros. reason for this was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29

that should Negro or some other
person buy a dress of a particular
color or pattern that the white
trade or other persons would not
be inclined to buy another of the
same color or make.
A NEGRO TINSMITH
The idea of the Tuskegee In
stitute was partly conceived and
initiated in 1879 by a Negro tin
smith named Lewis Adams, and by
white banker of the Southern
aristocratic type, Mr.. George W.
Campbell. Both of them were res
idents at Tuskegee town. In the
following year the state legislature
of Alabama, struck with the work
already achieved in the education
of Negroes, decided to grant an
annual subsidy to the Institute.
Messrs. Campbell and Adams
therefore decided to apply to Gen
eral Samuel Armstrong, the Prin-
cipal of Hampton, for a colored
teacher who should be competent
to direct the little school, which
had been founded on the site of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-29
In MenOriam

Of our dear father, S. L. Hop
kins, ST., who died March 80, 1899:
A precious one from us is gone,
His voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our midst
Which never can be filled.
The Hopkins family.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Csl. restaurant ma vystave "
New Yorku oloupen O $612.

V New Yorku v patek v noci
vloupal Sc do 1fadovny csl. re-
staurantu nejaky zlodej a z pr
rucnf pokladnicky sebral $612
Ufadovna restaurantu je V
mensim pr1stavku pavilonu a
najemcem restaurantu je kra.
jan Jezek, ktery v prfstavku
ma tez skladiste VIVA a jinyck
napojd. V druhe casti pr1stav.
ku jsou kancelafe architekta
pavilonu Ant. Heythuma.
Zlodej vyrazil okenn1 tabul.
ky a otevTel 81 okno, ably mob.
dovnitr. Musil tez pracovat.
velice rychle. Nebot vsechno
bylo V poradku, kdyz vystavn.
komisar, Janecek v 1. hod. Y
noci odchazel, kdezto pc 2
bod. z rama nocn1 hlidac jiz O.
nu kradez zpozoroval. Prvn.
pokus O loupez pred casem
selhal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Podadmiral Robert I

- Podadmiral Robert L.
zastupce sefa nej-
vyss1ho namroniho stabu, byl
ma rozkaz p~residenta Roosevelt
ia poslan do Londyna jake spe-
cialn1 namorn1 pozorovatel.
Department namoTnictvf byl
velmi opatrny We vydanf dali
sfch informac1. Ma prfklad
odm1tnul ffci novinafGm, kdyz
tento vysoky ddstojnfk ameri-
cke admiralty odjel, ale priz-
nal, re je uz pryc. Stejne O.
tazky jake zvlastnf poslanf ad-
miral ma nebyly odpovedeny.
= PrGmyslovy koncern Wy
rabejfcf znamou sodovku Co.
co-Cola oznamil, re byv. gene
raln1 postmistr a pfedseda de-
mokratickeho narodn1ho komi-
t6tu Farley, Sc stall Teditelem
|jeho exportn1ho oddeleni.
Farleyovy kancelaTe budou We
Wilmington, Del. Toto ohlase-
nj definitivne odstranuje po-
vesti, re Farley Sc skupinou
zajemcG koupi newyorsky
baseballovy klub Yankees.
= "Zbrojenf NIUE byti dobre
pro narod, ale dati straz do L.
Tadovny sekretafe pokladu
Morgenthau, pfesahuje vsech-
ny meze" pravil tento. Nor
genthau, jenz objevil straz
pred dvefmi 1fadovny, nafldil,
ably tato umfstena byla v ne
kterem jinem a dGlezitejsfm
m1ste, nezli jeho kancelar. Pra
vii, re byl to blaznovsky kou.
SEX nektereho velitele strait.
- Sekretar Frank Knox Cd
odboru namorn1ho, oznamil Y
posledn1ch dnech velky pocet
pTihlasek mlad1kG do sluzby
vojenske ma valecnych lod1ch
Mlad1ci Sc hlas1 k bezodklad.
nemu vojenskemu cvicen1. O.
znamil, re Sc pTihlasilo v pc.
sledn1 dobe $500 mlad1kG, kite
rym Sc dostane cvicen1 ma lod
a ma mort jeden mesfc a dals
tfi mes1ce ma zemi v taborecl
namoTnfkG. SekretaT Knox O
znamil, re nebudou nyn1 vice
pTij1mani dals1 mlad1ci pro cvi
cebn1 vypravu, ktera Sc vyd$
ma more 10. srpna ma bitevni
c1ch New York, Texas a Wyo
ming. Jsou ale prij1many pTi
hlasky pro dalsf skupinu, kite
ra Sc vyda ma podobne cvicen
ma mort dine 80. ZaT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Nova Americka stihacka.

V nejblizsf dob6 Dude v
Buffalo, N. Y, v Believe lete-
cke tovarne zahajena hro-
madna vJroba nejnovejsi anne
ricke stihacky, ktera ma byti
nejlepsim letadlem sveho dru-
hui ma svete. Nejzaj1mavejsi
novinka teto stihacky jest u
pine hladky povrch jejf kr1del
prostych vsech vycnfvaj1clch
myth, sroub1 a spoj1, c1mz sc
neobycejne zvysuje jejf rych-
lost. Stihacka Dude vyzbroje-
ma d9lem a dvem akulomety,k
nimz Sc dali pTipojit dals1 diva
vmontovane do kridel. Rych-
lost move stihacky je vice nez
$40 mil a dals1 pozoruhodnou
novinkou je umistenf motor1
do zadu "a pilota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Prof. Elliott vini Lindbergha
re zbabeIosti.

V Boston, professor William
Y. Elliott z Harvardske uni
versity napsal otevfeny list
proti usmfren1, v nemz pravf,
re plukovn1k Lindbergh hledel
by ma v1t6zstv1 nacist1 "se lho-
stejnostf, nell S uspokojenfm.'
Obvinil jej re zbabelosti, po-
kud sc tkne jeho zadosti "a u
smiren1 a kooperaci s N6mec-
KEN.
Vyslovil take pochybnost O
kvalifikaci plukovn1ka Lind
bergha jake verejneho recn1ka
O mezinarodn1ch vecech a pra-
vii, re toto obt1zne pole VIVA
duje vetsiho cvicenf nez pou-
ny let, vykonany pred Corriga-
mem, ktery "zmylil 81 smer."
Soucasne Elliott schvalil "a
dost generala Pershinga, ably
'Spojene Staty pTedaly Anglii
SO americkych destroyerG a
prohlasil, re "poslati je nyni
je nejleps1m ~zajisten1m prot
poslanl nasich hochG pozdeji,
abychom zachranili JIM A
meriku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Svetelny paprsek vGdcem
slepcH.

V Newyorskem dome slepcd
mohou Sc slepci pohybovati,
dix novemu zaTizen1, zcela sa-
mostatne. Toto zar1zen1 spo-
c1va We svetelnych paprsc1ch.
ktere jsou pomoc1 cocek a zr-
cadet vrhany chodbami a scho-
dist. Slepec je vyzbrojen
pTijfmac1m aapratem, jehoz
pod~statnou soucastf je zesilo-
van a preveden do bzucaku.
Dokud Sc slepec pohybuje tax,
re prijfmacf prfstroj jest osve-
tlovan paprskem, bzucak bzu-
Ct. Jakmile Sc vychyl1 re sme-
ru, fotobunka ~prestane vyra-
bet proud a bzucak umlkne.
Zm6ny smeru chodeb jsou or
naceny ma podlaze pruhy p1s-
KEN zdrsneneho pap1ru (pO-
dobneho skelnemu paplru).
Sm6r pruhu urcuje take smer
zahybu chodby. DveTe ma
chodbe jsou oznaceny dvema
a schody trent pruhy plskove-
no papfru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Americky velvyslanec Cudahy,
odvolan domHG.

John Cudahy, velvyslanec
Spojenych StatG pro Belgii,
jenz povolan byl domG, ably sc
zodpovfdal "a svoji prostoTe-
kost p%residentu Rooseveltovi,
prohlasil pred odletem do Ii
sabonu, re jej ocekava "ukfi-
zovan1'', ale trva ma svych ma
zorech.
ga vim, re budu donna u
kfizovan, ale pravda must BY
ii Tecena," pravil svym pirate
lGm pred tim, nez opustil Lon
dyn. z Lisabonu odletel ma
~Pan-American Clipper do New
Yorku.
Cudahy, povolany domd Via
dou, vyvolal DOZEN, re jest ho-
tov vzdati Sc sve diplomatick6
a politick6 kari6ry, bude-li to
nutno, ale re to- poklada "a
svoji "kfestanskou miss1" po-
moci organisovati pomoc pro
Belgii, ktera jest nyn1 V nemec-
kych sparech.
Cd sveho interview ma wy
sl~anectv1 Spojenych StatG ma
pocatku tydne, nemz vyja-
drill obavy pred hroznym hla-
dov6n1m v Belgii tuto zimu a
chvalil chovan1 nemeckeho vol
ska, BRITISH urednici a iinf DO
kouseli Sc pfikloniti jej ku ma
zorGm, re je to povinnost1 Ne
mecka starati Sc O vyzivu g.
100000 BelgicanG a re anne
ricke potraviny zas1lane do
Belgie, pomahaly by pouze Hi
tlerovi jeho barbarskem val
cent.
Ale pravf Sc, re Cudahy d.
sledne odpov1dal:
ia neopustfm svoji Belgii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Diva muzi zahynuli v pozaru
tovarny.

Phi pozaru tovarny Advance
Cabinet Co. v Chicago, v nfz
byly vyrabeny kabinety ma ra-
dove pfijlmacf pffstroje, uho-
reli diva muzi a jeden byl vaz-
ne popalen. Plameny znicily
horejsl poschodi petipatrove
budovy, zp1sobivse "a $4,000
skody, a ohrozivse dalsf go "a
mestnance, kterym Sc ale po-
dafilo prchnouti.
Padesat policist1 pod vele-
MIN kapitana Jos. Goldberga
udrzovalo ma tisfce divak1 v
bezpecne vzdalenosti, nebot
panovaly obavy pred vybuchy
1000 galonG lakG a nafty, u
lozenych ma prvnfm poschodf
budovy, ale hasic1m, kterf by
Ii pfivolani poplachem sill,
Sc podafilo omeziti pozar ma
hofejsf poschodf.
Mrtvoly obou uhorelych, An
tona Bajorka, 35 let stareho q
Henry Nackyho, IS let stare
no, byly nalezeny ma patem pa
ire V oddelen1, V nemz byli pla
meny rychle Sc s1ricimi zasko-
ceni. Nacky Sc navratil do
prace teprve pred trent dny,
kdyz til mesfce nepracoval.
Zranenym jest Joseph Ros.
Ike, 60lety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Kratkovlnny rozhlas
"Ceskoslovenska Amerika"

zada sve posluchace, ably 81 po-
znamenali, re cd Is. cervna t.
r. vysfla ceskoslovenske zpra-
vodajstv1 stanicl WRUL z Bos-
tonu, Massachusetts,, v tyto
dny a hodiny:
Pondelf, 1tery, streda, ctvr-
tex a patek: cd 900 do $50
hodin vecer.
Kazdou sobotu cd 800 do
$3.50 hodin vecer.
Delka vim: (vys1la Sc ma 2
vlnach soucasne) 1915 metr6
Gill 6.O4 megacykl1. 1913 me-
tr1 Gill 1913 megacykl1.
Haste nam vysledky posle-
chu a udejte datum, delku q
smer anteny a druh pTijfmace
KIDD mites, pTispej sebemen
sim pflspevkem ma mas rozhla
sovy fond.
Kratkovlnny rozhlas
"Ceskoslovenska Amerika'
Czechoslovak Shortwave
Goodwill Broadcasts
Room 1910
1440 Broadway
New York, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Boil utopil.

V Menominee, Mich, sole
ty Frank Gunderson z Mari
nette byl zachranen pred uto-
penfm Johnem Havelkou, KITE
ry 81 nahodou povsimnul, Re
Gunderson lei v potoce a re
mu vycnfva jenom hfbet.
Gunderson je Size vdecen "a
zachranenf sveho zivota, ale to
melo v zapetf "a nasledek O.
pletanf S 1Tady. Policie no OBJ
zalovala z opilstvf a z neporad
neho chovanf, take mu "a
pomnetlivost Pride trochu dra
no. NemGze 81 totiz vzpome-
'nouti, zdali sam vlezl do poto-
ka anebo zdali do nej spadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Svazana a spoutana retszem.

V Niagara Falls, N. Y, man
zele byli zavTeni, kdyz muzo-
va stara matka byla nalezena
pripoutana retezem Ike zdi ne
dokoncene svetnice v jejich
drevenem domu.
Inspector statnf policie Eu.
gen F. Hoyt, pravil, re Louise
Carpenter, Is let stara, byle
nalezena statnimi policisty Sc.
dfci "a stolen, maj1c ruce
svazany provazem "a zady 9
pasu Tetez, opatreny vi
sacim zamkem. Retez byl pTi
pevnen hrebem k stene.
jeff syn Gordon, "a let sta.
ry a jeho zena Marcella, 81 lei
stara, byli obvineni z 1toku
druheho stupne a byli watt dc
vazby. Prohlasili, re nelson
vinni.
Starena, ktera narodila Sc Y
okresu Leeds v Ontariu a dc
Spojenych StatG sc pfistehOva.
la r. 1912, byla dopravena dc
nemocnice. Hoyt pravil, ze
byla neupravena, ale zdalo Sc
re jej1 stav nenf Fly. Byls
pry casem takto spoutana na
n~eurcitou dobu. PTfpad by.
objeven osetTovatelkou Cerve.
neho kT1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Krajan zastrelil zuTiciho byka
" ulicich.

z ohrady Cleveland Union
Stockyards, vyrazil zurfci byk
a pobfhaje ulicemi, ohrozoval
chodce pc celou pdl hodiny nez
jej krajan Karel Nebesaf, So
lety Tezn1k, dobre mlrenou ra-
nou skolil.
|Byk byl pTivezen z Chicago
We ctvrtek a vcera byl preva-
den sesti muzi do jatek Teufel
Bros, kdyz Sc vyrval a padil
ulic1.
Nemecke radio oznamilo z
B6lehradu, re jugoslavsky ma
kladnl parn1k rad" o 4,201
tunach byl potopen neznamou
ponorkou stranou zapadniho
|pobrezf Afriky.
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zadny div.

V independence, Mo-, Blan-
che Meador pozadala O rozvod
cd manzela Waltera Meadora,
o nemz tvrd1, re Sc "oddal "a
chazen1 S hady" tax, re ted ma
donna 10 chrestySG a diva hady
"copper-heads".
Ona sama Sc had1 boji a tyr
df, re ohrozujf b~ezpecnost jak
jejf, tax i jejfch dvou malych
d1tek. Dale sveho manzela vi
nj, re veskeren svGj volny cas-
VENUE homie ma dalsf hady, a.
by jich mel donna jeste vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Vzajemne Sc prekvapil.

V San Bernardino, Kalif.,
A. D. Hanna S manzelkou Sc
rozhodli, re navst1v1 svou dee
ru, provdanou "a Alvina Allie
ma v Portland, Oregon. A pro-
toze mlade manzele chteli pre-
kvapiti, nenechali jim mic We
deti.
Tutez myslenku mela take
jejich dcera Sc sym NAME
lem. A tax zat1m CO start u
jfzdeli k Portlandu, mladl u
j1zdeli k San Bernardinu. Te-
prve ma konci sve cesty Sc do
vedeli, re onech LOO mill je-
Ii marne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Blesk zpIsoibl skody
Ia $4,000.


V Decatur, ILL.,, blesk uderil
do komfna ma velkem Bachma-
move obchodu S nabytkem, CT
hly komfnu prorazily strechu a
byla tim zpGsobena skoda "a
$35,000.
Deravou strechou natekla
voda z lijaku do vsech sesti
poschodf nabytkoveho obcho-
du. V jedne iodine spadlo
1.65 palce deste a ma nekte-
rych ulicfch sc nahromadilo
tolik vody, re provoz byl "a
blokovan. Take vyvracene
stromy zablokovaly ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-16
Manzele, vzdaleni $50 mil,
zemreli " "a hodinach "a sebou

Manzele, vzdalenf cd sebe
$50 mill, zemreli temer soucas-
ne v dobe "a hodin, aniz by Sc
byl jeden anebo druhy dovedel
o skonu sveho druha.
w. A. Semmes, z1castneny
" zelezafskem obchode v Sava-
nah, Ca, zemrel pc kratkem
onemocneni. Prede dvema dny
postal svou manzelku v ambu-
lanci do Jacksonville a ia sko-
nala tam V nedeli.
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Krajan vyznamenan ma
konvenci.

V Dayton, Ohio, byla kona-
ma konvence mohutne organi-
SAGE radu Katolickych Lesn1-
XII, jez byla zahajena v 1tery,
6. srpna. Bylo prikroceno k
volbe 1redn1k1 Hlavn1ho dvo-
ru. Konvence poskytla UNA
nj jednoho re zaslouzilych pra
covnfk1 lesnickych v Chicago.
Jest to FIR. j. Palecek ST., jenz
byl zvolen do d1leziteho IRA
du dnv6rnika Hlavnlho dvoru.
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Pobreznf straz $50 let stara

Nejstarsf odvetv1 americ-
kych ozbrojenych sill = anne
ricka pobreznf straz = zahaji-
la v Bostonu tyden oslav sveho
$50. vyroci trvan1. Lonskeho
roku jej1 zasluhou bylo 10000
lidi zachraneno z nebezpecf a
lode a naklady v Gene $685.
1856 byly dopraveny do
bezpec1.