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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
THE DESERT STAR

The desert star is my friend, It is the star of hope; It loves the nights vast cavernS Its sandy isles remote. Twinkle OCT the meSa-land, Shake your magic spangles Dream and fill the gardens there Rhythm from all angles Sly coyote on a tramp Wonders at your fairy lamp Above the deep arroya bed Where the crystal rains are led. Shepherd of the western winds Prancing over rivers: Falling stars a-burning bright Gilded lights in quivers Touch the lights where topaz glows By yon lighted portals; Prophet with censer swung Over haunted mortals Hopi maid with love-song sweet Sees your flashing rays, May she dwell with legends dreams Through the harvest days. Guide your firebeams to my door, Hide your shining treasure: Bring the daylight when you rest Child of heavens leisure.
 -0eorgs l.. Lee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Fairmounts Blanked.

The Watervlle Juniors met the Fairmount boys in c football game yesterday afternoon at Waterville Park. The Juniors won by q score of 26-0. Members Of the winning team were Teddy pinlasi Bud Wil- Hams, Frank Alinieda, Harley IIen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
MELANCHOLY DAYS

The melancholy days are here, The very saddest of the year, And most of us are going daft Trying to keep up with the draft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

In answer to the appeal for sal. vaging paper, the Borough Council of Finsbury, London, donated copies of minutes of council meetings dat ing back to 1900.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Garrity Excels.

The Chase Machine Shop Bowl ing league held a match Friday night at the Waterville alleys, re- sulting in high single of 126 for T. Garrity. His team also took two out of three strings. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Fetes Card Club.

Fetes Card Club.
 Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Homer street entertained the members of her card club Friday afternoon. The following ladies were present: Mrs William Heaney, Mrs. Joseph Seery Mrs. James McAree, Miss Josephine LaChance. Mrs. James German, Mrs Thomas Buckley and Mrs. Francis Whelan. Prizes were won by Mrs Heaney, first; Mrs. McAree, second; Mrs. Seery third and Mrs. Sullivan consolation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

Moro than 6S.z3O motor busges nl used in the Transportation Of echn' children b the United esateA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

ion, Gene Moriarty, Colby Hugh
 son, Charles Stevens and G. Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Current Political Activities

Platform and policies of the two major parties will be discussed by candidates at 8 program to be held at l:3O D. m. Friday at the Water bury club under the sponsorship of the Waterbury League of Wom- en Voters. The Democratic party will be represented by Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, candidate for secretary of state, and Attorney Michael V. Blansfield, candidate for the state senate. The Repub- lican side will be given by Frank T. Johnson, candidate for Gen. gre.ss, and Harold B. Post, candi- date for the state senate.
 A conference of the leagues New Haven and Middlesex county department cf government and foreign policy will be held Oct. 2l at the home of Mrs. Ray Wood. on Delaware avenue.
 Judge John M. Bailey or the Hartford police court was nom mated for judge of probate in the Hartford district at Democratic convention Saturday night. He will oppose Judge Russell z. Johnston, Republican. Bailey attempted to get the nomination two years ago but was defeated.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., will confer with state Democratic leaders when he visits Hartford tonight as the guest of the exec utive beard of the state Young Democrats. A dinner in his honor will be given at the Hotel Bond.
 Alfred Bingham, IT,, son of the former Republican U. s. senator from this state, is making an acc tive campaign for election to the state senate from the 20th dis trict. Young Bingham is 8 Demo- crat.
 Floyd Barbour, of Greenwich, was nominated for the state sem ate in the 27th district at a Re- publican convention Saturday. His nomination by exclamation was made possible by the withdrawal of Daniel F. B. Hickey, of 5tam- ford. The convention had ad- journed the week before after Bar. bour and Hickey has each re- ceived IA votes.
 Frank T. Johnson, Republican candidate for Congress In the fifth district, told the Lltchfield County Republican association at a field day Saturday that election of President Roosevelt for q third term, would tend to destroy popu- \ lar government In the United States.
 A..a- (nYI.~ nfaAa.Aaaaa AR Aaaa A ApnaRVI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

A meeting of the Sunday school board of the Grace Methodist Church vii take place tonight al 7:30 o'clock at the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

book, The Birthplace of the Amerl| can Eplscopacy-a History Of sl Paul,s Church and the 0leh| House." published for the bicenten| niai celebration Of the WoodbufI church last summer, will prove val liable to every student Of ehurc| history.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

Joseph McArdle, chairman of the Democratic workers of Waterville, wishes all new voters, and those who have recently moved to this section, to leave their names at the Carney Drug Store, so they may be registered.
 Edward ArSenault, who has served in the army for the pa:t four years in Panama, is now spending some time with his parents on Thomaston avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Legion Bugle Corps
 Will Elect Tonight
Dinner-Dance Enjoyed Saturday-St Michael's
 Ladies' Aid Plan Harvest Supper Thursday
W TERvILLE

dent-Mrs. R. W. Henion. Telephone s-546s
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Society Of Artists
Announces Awards

Nicolai Cikovsky, recently appoint
ed instructor at the Corcoran GAL
lery of Art, today won a silver medal
as first prize in the Society of Wash
ington Artists exhibition Of small
paintings and sculpture held at
the Arts Club of Washington, 2o17
I street NV. Mr.. Cikovsky's paint
ing was called Grab Apples"
Mrs Kathleen Wheeler's statuette,
"Dalmatian Hound" won first hon.
orable mention. Second honorable
mention went to Miss Norma Bose
for her painting, "The Red Cab
bage."
The exhibit contained 81 paint
ings and pieces of sculpture. VIM
ners were chosen by vote of some
100 members who attended.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
National Symphony TO Start
Concerts JuIy7 or8

Twelve concerts will be given by
the National Symphony Orchestra
at the Water Gate and four operas
presented there during an eight
week season to start July Z or 8
under tentative plans made by the
Summer Concerts Committee.
The orchestra also will take part
in the operas, two of which are to
be given in July and two in August.
The Summer Concerts Committee
met Saturday in the Office Of its
chairman, Harold A. Brooks. Other
committee members are Mrs. Edwin
Watson, Mrs. Barton Yount, L. Cor
rim Strong, John Rowland Hill, Mil
ton King and L. j. Rubel.
G. G. Cappel, manager Of the
summer concerts, left last night for
New York to make arrangements
for the operas.
Impressed with the success of the
opera Madame Butterfly" present.
ed last year at the Water Gate, the
committee hopes even better per-
formances can be given this season,
1t was announced.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

be no relaxing Of labor standards,
as provided by such laws Is the
Fair Labor Standards Act; third.
that civil liberties should be re-
tanned In full force, and fourth,
that labor be given Z voice In the
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Open Parking Lots
Draw Protest Of
Midcih Citizens
Fine Arts Commission
Regulation Of Facilities
Urged by Association

The Midcity Citizens Association
last night Endorsed the national de-
Tense program of President Roose-
velt and at the same time urged all
necessary steps be taken to insure
protection Of the United States
against fifth columnist" activities.
The resolution was offered by Mrs.
A. w. Skinner.
The group asked the Fine Arts
Commission to regulate construction
Of public parking garages so as to
permit only an ornamental inclosed
type" and protested the growing
evil" Of numerous open-air parking
lots irrespective of location. Mem
bers declared that several attractive
residential sections have suffered by
unsightly parking lots
Favor Severe Sentences.
Declaring that reckless driving can
be curbed only by imposition of more
severe court sentences the aSSocia-
ton commended recent judgments
Of Judge George Nelson in Police
Court.
The Tydings bill TO permit District
Fire and Police Deartment personnel
to live within IL miles III Washington
was disapproved, A .'-quest FROM the
Building Trades Congress asking
changes in the District buildinS code
to eliminate fire asaards, and the
King bill to permit tree -of-charse
water supply to local charitahle In
stitutions were referred to commit.
tee for further study
Park Vandalism Reported.
Mrs. Ella NJ Thompson, president
OF the Logan Thomas Cncle Citi-
xens' Association. reuorted on van
dahsm in Washington public parks
and schools, after which the group
acted to obtain closer supervision
through the summer months. The
association also reiterated its re-
quest for a public play ground in the
midcity area. George A. Warren,
chairman of the School Committee.
submitted a report favoring more
desirable" site for Abbott Vocational
School than the proposed Brentwood
tract. No action was taken, however
A committee COMPRISED of Mrs
Thompson, William Jager, Miss Edith
L. Grosvenor, Nathan Lubar and Mr.
Warren was appointed to commend
personally Capt. Jerry Sullivan of
police precinct No for the services
OF his force in the downtown area.
Musical entertainment was pro-
vided by Mrs Edith Jones, Howard
Moore and Charles Worthy Of Co.
lumbia Light Opera Co. TIE asSo-
citation voted to suspend activity
until September. A. j. Driscon pre-
sided over last nights meeting in
Thomson Community Center.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Futher La Rue Named Rector

The Rev. Joseph N. La Rue, procu-
rator at Catholic University, has
been appointed rector of st. Barna-
has Church in Philadelphia. The
appointment was made by Dennis
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia.
Father La Rue has been at the uni
versity since 1896.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Clothing Workers Convention in
New York City about two weeks
ago. Mr.. Lewis, In discussing ma
tional defense, stressed four points:
First, that labor should insist on
continuation Of Its collective bar
gaining rights: second, that there
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Will meet here Monday and is ex-
pected to discuss labor's role In the
emergency national defense pro-
gram. This will be tho hrst meeting
Of the executive board since last
October.
In addressing the AmAlsamated
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Japan Is seeking trade agreements
with Central and South American
countries.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
Pointers Do Fust Job

DENVER R-The Painters.
Union, Local No. 70, wanted to do
something nice" for Mrs. Art Sea-
stone, and 10 18 members drove out
and painted her four-room frame
Evening star., 1940-05-28

Profiteering wholesalers Of dye are
being prosecuted by the Toxic police.
Evening star., 1940-05-28

national defense production pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1940-05-28
c. /. O. Board to Study
Lubor's Defense Role

Under call Of John L. Lewis, pres
ident, the executive board Of the
Congress Of Industrial Organizations
Evening star., 1940-05-28

house, from foundation to rain pipe,
In Is minutes. Mrs. Seastone Is tho
widow Of union member.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
ERNIE A EMIL DUSEK "a
PASITI BUDOU v CARLIN'S
PARK PRfSTf UTERY.

Pffstf 1tery, 25. cervna v krfz-
kovych zapasech poradanych
" Carlin's Park Ernie Dusek,
.22O ID. zapasiti Dude s Warren
Bockwinkel, 225 v hlavnim "a
pase, ktery urcen ma dobu jed
ne porazky,
Zvlastnf atrakci Dude zapas
mezi Miss Lupe Acosta, 1877 ID.
a Miss Gladys Gillem, 124 Id.
Tento zapas tez urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku dcinkuji:
Ed Newman, 227 ID. VS.. Emil
Dusek, 218 Id.
Jim Austeri, 215 ID. VS.. Reb
Russell, 22O Id.
Abe Coleman, 218 Id. VS..
Angelo Savoldi, ZIG ID.
zeny V prnvodu muze mali
vstup volny v "ring side" seda-
dlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
r VIRTLf E.


re ma parku nebylo dosti
horcice, zavinilo spor mezi
manzeli re Severni Karoliny,
jak souzeno bylo v utery ma
zapadni policejn1 stanici.
Preston Sexton, 25lety z Dur
ham, Sew. Karol1na a jeho man
zelka, Kay, 21leta, byli zahr-
mutt v udalosti tie.
Pocatek odehral sc ma busu,
.jenz kratce zastavil Sc v meste
v New Jersey. Preston sesel
a koupil parky virtlf. Ponevac
nemel nd ohrcici, uzil ma jed
nom jenom velice malo teto.
Manzelka, parkem podarova-
ma, Sc ~netesila tomu. Hadka
nastala. Predmetem jejim by
la otazka: "Chutnaji virtle S
horcicf Lopez" z debaty doslo
ku dnkladne hadce, jez nepre-
stala, kdyz busem jeli skrze
Pennsylvania, Delaware a Ma
ryland az zde manzele sesli S
busu.
Odpoledne nalezl sergeant
NAMELY u nakladarny, kde v
nradovne rozbity byly dive ia
bule v okne. "Kdo rozbil O.
KNOB" pocal vyslychati SER
geant. Zena, jenz mela poskra-
bane ruce, odpovedela: ga je
rozbila." "Proc?" "PonevaG
rada okna rozbijim," odvetila
taZana.
Pred soudcem mluvila tro-
chu jinak. Soudci rekla: "By-
la jsem pima vzteku ma meho
muze a on vi, proc" Manzel
povedel. Manzelka odsouzena
byla ku pokute $25 a utratam
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Byl j. A. Komensky po nsjaky
cas- v PodkrkonoSi2

We sbornfku "Krkonose" v
zajimavem clanku Sc resi- otaz-
ka IDA J. A. Komensky "a sve-
no pohnutelneho zivota sc ia
Ike zdrzoval v Podkrkonosf.
Kdyz totiz nebyl jiz v Bran
dyse bezpecen, uchylil Sc do
Hornf Branne, kde tajny Cesky
bratr Zaruba z Austrian mu
poskytl ~pTistresf. PAX Sc ma
"a to, re z Branne odesel prf-
me do ciziny. We Valtericich,
ktere sousedi s H. Brannou, u
drzelo Sc vsak az dosud pre-
svedcenf, re Komensky neja-
kou dobu bydlel take i zde a
re teprve z valerie odesel
pres Zaly do ciziny. Jina DO
vest pax pravi, re pc SVEN Cd
chodu z kraje uchylil Sc Ko-
mensky jeste ma brad Silber-
stein u Vrchlab1 (Hohenelbe)
a tam odtud, dostav yeas upo-
torment, re mu hrozf nebezpe-
cf, opustil Cechy navzdy pres
Sacler (Schatzlar). Zcela
bezpecne dnes ovsem nelze
skutecnou pravdu. Jest
vsak pravdepodobno, re Ko-
mensky re sveho 1tulku v H.
Branne casteji ash prichazel
mezi tajne Ceske bratry do
valerie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Ddlezite ~upOZ0rneni
~pOplatnikim
Baltimore, Is. cervna 1916

Baltimore, Is. cervna 1910.
Veskere 1910 danove ucty 2
pOzemkG a osobniho maietku
nezaplacene do L. cervence
1910 budou pokladany "a
splatne a nebudou-li zaplaceny
do 81. cervence 1910 Dude Sc z
mich platiti cd 1. cervence 1rok
v sazbe sesti procent 1917 ro-
che plus pokuty v r1znych OBJ
nosech.
Urok plus pokuty 1910 City
Taxes, Paving charges Acts
1912 jsou nasledujlci:
Srpen 1A%; Zarf 80 Ri.
jen Az % Listopad go Pro-
since 812% 20.
Urok a pokuty v dodatku k
hofeJslmu budou pripocitavany
pc 81. prosinci 1910 do te do
by, az 1eet Dude zaplacen.
Veskere nezaplacene 1910
dane z pozemku ma nebo pred
L. cervencem 1910 budou DO
zadu a majetek ma kterem ie
duh "a dane NIUE byti pro-
dan, ably Sc ziskala 1hrada ma
tyto dane.
Pc l. cervenci 1910 NIUE BY
tt podana zaloba ma 1910 osob-
nj dane a soudnf vylohy ne
mensf nez S 80 budou pfipo-
cltany k uctu.
Retail Coal Traders licence
vydane pod Ordinance POI wy
prs1 80. cervna kazdeho roku.
zadosti o move povolenf mo-
hou byti podany nyn1.
THOMAS, G. YOUNG,
Collector of Taxes and Mana
ger of Bureau of Receipts
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
1O2lety krajan.

V Mellen, Wisconsin, zije
krajan, ktery nevf, re jest v
Europe valka, ba new toho ami
moe O sv6tove valce. A Ike vse
mt jest omen krajan 1872 let
xiv, take jest snad ~nejstarsim
obyvatelem Wisconsin,. Jme-
nuje Sc Josef Boyer, byl rozen
v Cechach a zde jest pres so
let. Jeho nevedomost O valce
necha Sc vysvetliti tim, re jest
1plne SLEEPY a ma dobro hluchy.
Nev1 mic O valce a nestara Sc co
Sc dele, nebot pred jeho dusev-
MIN zrakem defiluje deset mi
nulych desetileti. Vzdor start
nelezi posteli, ale pohybuje
Sc pc dome. Bydli 6 let u syna
sp1 II hodin a ma vybornou
chut k jfdlu. Tabak jest jeho
zamilovane koufenf a vykouri
pGl libry tydne. Narodil Sc v
Cechach %. zaff, tedy ma sv.
Vaclava, r. 1888, ale v mladf
I'll nekolik let v Budapest.
Pred 10 lety oslepl a vidf jen
"a jasneho dine kde je okno.
Nikdy nestonal a jest vybor-
nym prorokem pov6trnosti a
diva dny predem uhodne, jake
pocasi, ponevadz pry mu
to jeho kosti povedf. Byl OF
Gem 10 detf, ale s jich umre-
10 a zena zemTela pred 81 Lefty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Novy bar " ceskoslovenskem
pavilonu ma newyorske sveto-
We vystave.

New York Times oznamuj.
dine 9.VI. Ceskoslovensky pa.
vilon otevrel ma Svetove VISTA.
We bar "Nazdar' "a vedeni
Karla Jezka, byv. ceskosloven-
skeho dGstojn1ka. Podnik Ia.
mestnava rs uprchlikI. Bylo
oznameno, re dvakrat tydne
Dude hrat ceska kapela a bu-
dou pTedvadeny ceske lance,
Budou to pisne a lance, ktere
nyni v Ceskoslovensku zapo-
Zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
MEKKE RAKY v GENE So
STALY $6.45
MA POKUTE

John F. Doemling, solely,
obchodnik We velkem V NEST
ske tfznici odsouzen byl v ne
deli ku pokute $6.45, ponevac
porusil nedelnl kid prodanim
rakG policistovi, Lawrence Coo
per, jenz obcanskem obleku
vessel do obchodu, koupil raky
v Gene So a pax Sci a obchod-
nika udal z ruseni nedelniho
klidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Nebylo pro nsho mista.

Do Yankton, Jiz Dakota pfi-
vezena mrtvola syna manzelI
Bennettovych, Paula, ktery v
Denver, Colo, skocil oknem
ctvrteho poschodf tamnfho no.
telu. Zanechal dopis rodicGm,
We kterem pfse, re Dude asi
stastnejsl nez byl ma svete, po-
nevada uznava, re zde pro ne
no neni mfsta. Narodil Sc zde
pred 81 roxy a take zde zane
chal mimo rodicG manzelku a
6 d1tek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
AUTOMOBILY.

Ma Patapsco avenue v Brook
lynu v noel z patku ma sobotu
Itezce zranena byla Mary H.
Arnold, 28leta a jejf ctyri roxy
starry syn David Lee, automobi-
lem, ktery z m1sta melody ujel.
Jiny automobilista, ktery "a
hledl svetla uj1zdejicfho auto
mobilu, pustil Sc Ia MIN, zahle-
dl pri pronasledovanf jake pr
chajfci zbabelec odrazil jiny
automobil, dostihl prchajic1ho
ma prazdnem Tote a drzel jej
az policiste pTichvatali. Ma sta
nici doznal,ze sc jmenuje Hen
ry c.. Stewart, 32lety a re jest
z Monroe Circle, Curtis Bay.
Matka s ditkem srazeni by
Ii prechazej1ce Patapsco ave.
Uj1zdejic1 odrazil automobil
3Oleteho Williama H. Kopp,
zr1zence re STANCE pobrezni
straze Curtis Bay. H.
Stewart odsouzen byl ma SO
dni do vezen1 a ku pokute
$3.50.
= Sest osob poraneno bylo
We srazce dvou automobile ma
North a Collington avenue. Je-
den automobil fidil George Lee
queer z N. Luzerne avenue a
druhy Henry D. Hauck, 22lety
z E. Eager ulice.
= V nedelnich automobile
vych nehodach zemfeli ctyfi
Marylandane. Nekolik osob
poraneno bylo. Usmrceni byli:
William F. Kuethe, 81lety z
Glen Burnie, jenz smrtelne IRA
men byl, kdyz automobil S MIN
spadl S vladn1 silnice u Wicken
burg v Arizone. Do Ameriky
prijel, kdyz mt bylo 5 rok1.
Do Glen Burnie pristehoval Sc
pred 55 roxy, otevTel tam gro
cern1 obchod a stall Sc jedn1m
z nejpfednejs1ch tamnich use
dl1ku. On byl pGvodcem Glen
Brunie karnevalu, z jehoz W.
sledkG tisice dolard obraceno
bylo ma zlepsovacf prace.
w. R.. Collins, 4Olety z Pitts
vile, Md, okamzite zabit byl,
kdyz automobil S MIN v nedeli
vrazil do stromu u Salisbury,
Md.
Howard L.. Parsons, 29lety
re Salisbury, usmrcen byl v
prevrzenem AUTOMOBILE ma
East hlavni ulici Salisbury.
Joseph Quinn, 22lety, smrtel
ne zranen byl, kdyz hozen byl
z prevrzeneho automobilu pred
prijlzdej1c1 automobil ma Falls
road u Butler, v Baltimore o.
kreSu.
- Pr bezenf pres Eutaw
Place zranen byl automobilem
4lety hoch, Charles Travis.
= Zatcena pc stfznosti me-
kolika chodc1, re jela s auto
mobilem svym Florence C. Nor
ton, 39leta, pc chodniku ma
Chester ulici, zalovana jest, re
fidila automobil, kdyz opilou
byla a re jela S automobilem
ackoliv licens nemela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Krajane " opIetani.

V Clevelandu, byli obzalo-
vani Vilem Week a Walter
Semlk.
Semfk, sedfcf We Vlckove au-
tn, stahnul s bicyklu Helenu
Bonkovou. Tazal Sc j, chce-li
sc s mimi svezti a kdyz odporo-
vala zaporne, chytil il "a ra-
memo. Divka pri tom zapasu
byla poranena ma noze a ma
rameni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
SOUZEN PRO ZABITf
POLICISTY.

Velkoporotou udan byl Jo-
seph John Abata, re zabil po-
~licistu, Williama l.. Ryan z u
stredn1 STANCE We ctvrtek mi
nuleho tydne ma Gay a Balti-
more ulic1ch. Policistu bodl
Teznickym nozem do srdce. Byl
chycen hasici a nekolika civil
listy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21

JOS. Bobek, polsky delnfk
Sc povesil ma pGde sveho oby.
dll v Chicago. Koronerova 20.
rota rozhodla, re zesnuly spa
chal sebevrazdu v navalu O.
kamziteho silenstvf zavinene.
no trudnomyslnostf mad situa-
CT v Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
VZPOMfNKA.

10. cervna 1888 byl vydan
charter ma uzemf Marylandu
lordu Baltimorovi, kdy sc v A.
merice zakladala hrabstvi pro
slechtu jake v Anglii a Irsku,
kdy jeste Angle nechapala, re
Novy svet Dude svobodny a re
" mem nebudou slechtici Vast
nfcf ohromne rozlohy pndy ma
vykofistovan1 chudiny jake
donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
RfDILA HERNU We SVEN
DOME.

Mary Smith zadrzena byla
pro velkoporotu ma obzalobu,
re We SVEN dome v 100 bloku
Haubert ulice, fidila loterni
hernu. Dunn jeji drive byl hos
podou. Ia barren policiste ma
lezli svazek loternich listk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21
Ia otravenf tchyns ma dozivoti

We Filadelfii, Pa, Joseph
Swartz, Al rok starry MATTEL
skladiste, uznan byl vinnym z
vrazdy prvnfho stupne.
Swartz byl obzalovan, re O.
travil svou tchyni, 61letou Lee
ma Winkelman pred ctyrmi ro-
ky. Ucinil to tim zpIsobem,
re do kapsulf mfsto leku dial
jed. ZavTen Dude ma dozivoti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-21

V Bethlehem, Pa, DELEGATE
ma vyrocnf konferenci synodu
vychodnfho distriktu cfrkve
Moravian Church zvolili pred
sedou synodu biskupa Karla
A. Muellera z Watertown.
Wis.