davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

I h o 5 g that
have the same
diseases. live
the $ a m Q
! g n G I h of
time. and dis
play the same
p h y c a !
pc culiarities,
though Sepa-
rated as TO
environment.
An instance
of two idenii-
cal twins who
displayed the
same response
to a Civ e n
outside in0u-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19


Zelda Zanfod Zlla and Zoea famous novel having
a "McTeague' Frank Norris
just picture of dog that had been fitted with false teeth
Surely dog with denture bit that would be
IF YOU rattle off the following rapidly without mistake
don't have TO buy cigar bill Board had billboard Bill
also had board bill Bill Boards bill bored Bill
sold his billboard bill Bill
bill bores Bill more Deroier According Smith
Institution Chicago
Indian Shekakahegi which translated place
Skuns'" First place staff Of all redhaired mattresses
girls read too
J. C Fuller, railroad of Pennsylvania originated the
slogan Stop Look Listen but don't know the originator of
safety First There particular make Of watch
mended by railroad railroad One
any makes
watches There may which
food larger plates than Lampes Seattle wash But haven't
visited them yet
81 in Seattle name smith,"
subscriber proudly. Not bad But know in Los
Angeles Harry Hurry Cal, heard
fellow named Edgar Lee Hayes who asked have his
legally changed Tamnge KIanogi Suhbonpeidlysynge.
Katharine Hepburn type with brown hair" writes
Jersey City client can visualize her all right but imagination
does equal do the with Chicago client who
says: a blonde lone type" Continuing
consideration of how lucky the number three Think of all
the successful plays and films with three the te Three
Smart Girls Three Live Ghosts Three Auskeeer, etc,
is unjust Mcfarland Tipping
Scotland when Ednboro To
rompness respectfully gatuty be given the
waiter" Word tip derived from three words of this
l ma a n
uncle Carnouste who hapen his photograph needle and has
needle squeeze
toothpate the tube the diminish
the possibility of getting results from ordinary squeezing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Better Health
By DR.. Logan Ciendening

My readers have often found
out that | have a great interest
in twins. They engage by atten-
ton because they are organisms
that start life with the same life
force.
| am narticularIv Interested in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
HAIR GROWING GRAY

/ saw Mlllie-my Millie-a
few times then. She looked
haggard, worried. Her hair
was turning gray under the
silver, but she stuck to her
guns. 1t was her first duty to
marry off her daughters. or
one of them, brilliantly. There
seemed no immediate hope for
Amy, who was plain, but a
sweetheart rough and
through. Mile the younger
was engaged to young man,
son of a famous architect.
His family had millions
Amy used to come over and
see me a lot now. She called
me Uncle Seth. I liked that.
She told me she didn't believe
she would go back to school
for her last year. All the
money the family could scrape
together was going to be
needed in putting her sister,
young Mile. across.
l didn't care what happened
to young Mile. To me she
seemed just plain affected, and
no-account, the product of too
much money and leisure. But
of course her dad and mother
had done most of that to her.
The girl herself might have
been Just as nice all the way
through as her mother, If it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

(What that certain something TO which Mr. Longfelow
inclined believe under the
called class" all know
perfect but whose looks have
name This particularly
of he Parisenne-ENDs)
MONG the jealous their sons Martha
y Washington her daughternaw "iy dear
Mel, daughter when June bloom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

understood that she really hasn't changed
inside-that she is actually as young as
she was at 19.
But there's the thing that hurts. People
don't understand Won't ever try TO under-
stand. Even her dearest friends-her own
husband and children-won't try TO under
stand.
Its all so strange! Terrifying! Often
and oftener. now. she has that queer sem
sation-as if she were lost-lost in a
dream-as If she were shut off from all the
world, and nobody knew her.
RUT why? Why should years make this
difference? Why can't people see the
True Her as plainly as she sees herself?
There she is, just as she was when a girl
The same little girl. Not changed particle.
oh, why can't they all see that she's just
the same?
Yes, maybe she has changed a little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

ence is reported case OF vac
cination. Two days after vacei-
nation of these Identical twins.
four pustules appeared in iden-
teal positions on the skin
Three days later. two more
puStules appeared on each. and
one pustule appeared in front of
The left ear of each twin All
the pustules on both disappeared
on the same day and the vacci-
nation scar was exactly the same
shape and size in each.
IDENTICAL TWINS
Identical twins are seldom
reared separately but when they
are, even with entirely different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
SPEAKS TO DEAN

1t was evening, them but I
looked up the dean at her
home. Then l told her /
wanted TO sort of endow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

heavy mortgage. and most of
his life insurance had been
cashed in TO pay the bills for
his several operations which
had failed to save his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

Gas To no beautiful woman weighing
over 40 pounds" writes Cheagoan.
Consider the famous seven Sutherland
sisters, acknowledged beauties of the yester-
year, none of these sisters weighed less
than $50 pounds" e. The automobile Wind
shield wiper was invented by Sled Back,
an Amercan-born Chinese of Portland
Ore. Back gave his invention away as he
already had a million dollars or more
and didn't want to be bothered with any
more money Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Kinser of Indiana believed Z was a lucky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

ERE pleasant little that will
day 1t is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
fortune Count the letters first the number
letters subtract II the number leos than
add number Start the upper left
hand of the every of key
numbers left to right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you 2-fS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

ing. lie has now given me another
daughter about her age when Winter
winds are blowing 10 warm my heart
again. Pray receive my benedction and
wish that you may long live the loving
wife of my happy son and loving daughter
of your afectionate mOther-in-la~, Martha
Washington"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
LIKE SAME COLORS

Twins do not dress alike en-
tirely to confuse people they
like the same colorS and pat
terms. | know one OF a pair Of
twin brothers They live at op-
posite ends of the country.
Nearly every year they travel
10 visit their mother on her
birthday Time after time. whom
they arrive. without any COM
munication or agreement having
passed between them, they will
be wearing the same colored
ties. clothes - even hats and
shoes of the same model
Twins undoubtedly run in
families though not as markedly
as sometimes supposed Twin
births occur once in 50; triplets
once in 1000
Doctor Detweler of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture has published the record of
the Berthelet family, which he
has traced in great detail since
1855. Out of 1888 individuals
whose birth records can be
found. there were p sets of
twins. about one-thlrd more than
the average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Elsie Robinson
HoU Long Since You Changed Your Picture
of Yourself?

SIiES 40 and suddenly, very bitter
~ 1t isn't the She's she wouldn't mind the
Every grow old-ousde just word You're
feel being 40 wouldn't matter, people only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

hadn't all been horseback-to-
hounds, cocktails and decollete
since she was about 10 years
old.
ALL FOR MILE
I did begin to worry about
Amy, and to ask her questions.
She was all in line for an
assistants job teaching at her
college. once her diploma was
in hand. Seems she was one
of the highest honor students
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

Il tankerous, a good judge
of hard cider and Guernsey
cattle if l do say il myself,
but no hand with the women
folks. That's me. Seth Sat-
terlee. I'm getting the worst
out of the way first.
Now maybe you can under
stand why a grumpy old fool
Shrapnel still in his hip some
where. got so riled up over
something that was really
none of his business.
You might say it began 35
years ago when l first saw
blue eyed Mile Reynolds
sitting up there in front with
her wealthy dad, who was the
first man in the Berkshires to
sport one of those big. cream
colored White Steamer auto
mobiles.
! was on my way back to
the farm after school that
day, and l had a stiff lot of
chores ahead. But somehow
my fool head got a picture
inside it-and IL had to do
with angels. lovely things.
and fooliShness of the sort.
That picture is still there.
even when kid dreams have
been laid away and forgotten
for long decades.
Mile was about 10 at that
time. ] was about 16.
TOOK HER TO DANCES
When l came back from
France in 1919, a top-kick of
leatherneckS. Mile was mar
ried to Arthur Hallett of
Stockbridge. and there already
were two tiny Hallets. Twin
girls. Millicent and Amy.
OF course I'd never really
known Mile int m a e Y.
though she'd gone to a dance
or two with me. So | had no
possible reason in the world TO
feel bad Just the same 1
suppose l did. There always
had been sort of pull inside
me, toward that girl.
So | pitched in and worked
my head off for years. Both
my folks passed on, and the
big dairy farm came to me.
1t neighbored the Hallet show
place on the east, so after a
while ] began TO see quite a
little of the two girls, the
twins. as they were growing
up. Both of them made friends
with me and my cows, though
Amy was by far the friendlier
of the two.
Young Mile always pre-
tended TO shudder and shrink
away from COWS. and thought
them all bulls. but you can't
tell me a girl can grow up to
16 or Is and still be ignorant
of the ordinary facts of life.
PLAYED GRANDE DAME
No, young Mile. who was
an almost breath-taking re-
plea of her mother-some-
how without that redeeming
other-WorldlineSS about her.
though - simply played a
game that she was a society
grande dame or a queen, like
Marie Antoinette must have
been in her day, and refused
to believe that there were
such things as country yokels.
cows and silos anywhere in
side her horizon
Amy was called plain. She
certainly wasn't pretty. but l
got TO know her. She was
honest and nice. She was
brilliant in her studies.
Lots of times in the Spring
of the year, when she had
final exams coming up. and
the evenings were long be-
cause of daylight saving, she
used to come over on my
place to the Lime Rock Spring,
and study a couple of hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
On the Side
By E. Y. During

She wos NOT fair,
Nor beautiful; these ieords cypress her not.
But. Oh, her looks had something ereellent
That conts NAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

environments their Characters
tics are the same.
Newman has recorded the his
tory Of par OF twins, one
brought up in London England,
one in Ontario. Can.
When they met twenty odd
years after their separation. they
found they both had the same
tastes, both had hasty tempers.
both worried about the same
things n
One had had a better educ. y
ton and his intelligence quouent
was higher which indicates that
environment affects the intellect
more than, the emotions. This IS
typical of many case histories Of
IDENTICAL twins separated in
childhood which Newman records
in his book. Twins. A Study of
Heredity and Environment
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Slepice do prace.

Reditel narodn1ho drGbez-
nictvf Huntington prohlasil, re
slepice We Statu Wisconsin, mu
81 Sc ciniti, nebot mali "a lilo
hui snesti 1T milionG tuctG va
jec a ponevadz slepice NIUE
byt dGlezita pro narodnf obra-
nu, tax must ukazat take pa
triotismus. We vsech statech
slepice must snesti 324 milionG
tuctG vajec, ably Sc kryla potfe-
ba. nebot kdyz pGjdeme do val
ky, tax potraviny budou vyhra-
vat a vejce jsou jednou z nej-
dulezitejs1ch potravin. Vedle
vajec must Sc stat Wisconsin
postarat, ably byl dostatek nile
ka a masa a CO Sc toho tyce O.
cekava, re Wisconsin Dude ma
prvnim mlste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Zvonicka, jejiz HAS zahani
krupobiti.

We sverazne slovacke dedi-
ne Louce, vklfn6ne v pTedhoTi
B1lych Karpat, lezici ma ceste z
Uherskeho Ostrohu pres Blani-
CT pod svatym Antonickem k
proslule Velke mad Velickou,
mali nejednu zajfmavost ma
rodopisnou a pamatku ma stare
easy. TAX ma I1cke navsi je
starobyla kaplicka, ktera je
zvonic1 a ktera podle zapisG i
tradice je jednou z nejstarsich
v kraji. nebot pochaz1 z DOLBY
pTedhusitske. Zvon ma "a
zracny HAS a v6ff Sc O mem, re
.jeho zvuk odhanf mracna a
boure s krupobitim. TAX vzdy
v parnem let6, kdpz Sc obloha
zakabonf a zlovestne mraky
hroziv6 vystupuj1 mad krajem,
zvonik, rozezvucf zvon lucke
zvonice a Tide jsou spokojeni.
Boure sc urcite luckemu lido
lfcku vyhne. Je tez jiste zajf-
nave, re kaplicka a pfedevslm
HAS jej1ho zvonu byla zachy-
cena We zvukovem filmu "U
Svateho Anton1cka". A ma to
jsou Luciano nemalo hrdymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

Ii to br. j. Janasak - Vaclav
Kraal, mlynar v Rail; ses L.
Vatersova = jeho zena; SEES.
NJ. Siruckova = Libuse, dcera;
ses. L. Pekarkova - Kacka.
sluzebna; br. J. Petrovic- An
del1cek z Pardubicek, dohazo-
vac; br. j. Vachek = PTemysl
Cfsar, krajanek; br. St. Horin-
ka - Ladislav Hrom, hudebni
skladatel ;ses. l.. Sonbergova-
Jarka, mlynarsky praktikant;
br. Sirucek- Krispfn, mladek;
br. j. Waters = Eman, starek;
Napov1dala ses. M. Janasako-
va. Zpevy doprovazeli br. E..
st6tka a Rudy Kilian. Lfcil br.
j. r. Cihlar. Scenu upravili
br. Radek a Bouda.
Pred zapocet1m hry pfiv1tal
obecenstvo starosta belcamp-
ske Sok. Jedn. br. OhnGtek. V
meziakt1 vylosovana Sunka da-
rovana panem Svehlou. Wy
hrala il p1. j. PECK.
Budem sc opet teSiti ma pfi-
St1 divadlo nasich sester a bra
tTi z Belcamp. Ma zdar!
Ochotn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
KnSz zastrelen ma homie.

Ma honu kachen byl usmrcen
z vlastn1 zbrane dGstp. Jan E.
Michalek, duchovnf spravce O.
sadly Fanny Marie We Scion, Ia.
NeStest1 sc stale ma fece Iowa
jizne cd mostu u Curtis.
Kdyz Sc vzneslo hejno ka-
chen, sab pod sedadlo pro bro
kovnici ktera pri vytahovani
spustila neocekavane a naboj
zasahl dGstp. do prsou. Rane-
ny Sc skacel z lod'ky do vody.
Spolecn1k jeho Guy Frederick
no dopravil ma breh. Raneny
skonal pc kratke chv1li.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
OSUDNYM.

Cinknut1 padesati centem
bylo osudnym ma jihozapadn1
stanici Ray Lee Shirley z Har-
risburg, Va, v pondel1. Poole
udan1, Shirley daval lidem list
ky, ma nichz psano: "Jsem HUI
chy. Pros1m, pomozte MI,
zrovna We chvfli kdyz no poll
cista "sbfral' ma podezrenf, re
sc neslusne chova. Ma policej-
nj stanici jeden z p~olicistd u
pustil stTibrny pdldolar. "Hlu-
chy" pTi zvuku padleho pen1ze
rychle Sc obratil a slapl ma pc
niz. ZavTeli ho "a mf1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
MlStnl Zpravy.
"POD TIM MLYNSKYM
KOT EM

Minulou nedeli byla Sokolov.
ma ma rohu Gay a Preston uliC
primo narazena obecenstvem q
kde KIDD chtel videti a slyseti
nase b~elcampske sokolske O.
chotniky pfi jejich prvn1m Wy
stoupen1 ma prknech, jez INA
menaj1 svet. Bylo tam nejen
mnoho navstevn1k1 z Balti-
more a z ceskeho marylandske-
no venkova ale i z Washingto-
nu a ano i z New Yorku prize
la deputace Sokolske Zupy W.
chodni. Videli jsme zname iva
re, ale take mnoho novych ne
znamych. Mel jsem z toho sam
radost, re nase podniky V po-
sledni dobe jsou opetne hro-
NADINE navstevovany. Ano We
spojen1 je s1la. Dobra vile q
snasenlivost NIUE pfinesti do
bro nasi stare vlasti a posfleni
nasi csl. vetvi v America. Pc
dame-li 81 ruce Ike spolecne pra
CT - dokazeme mnoho!
Belcampstf nam ukazali, re
mali velkou lasku k nas1 veci,
jsou energictf, vytrvalf a jdou
"a heslem sokolskym: "Az ma
nejvyssf metu!" Neboj1 Sc zad-
nych obeti. Kazdy doznal, Re
.jejich prvnf divadeln1 podnik
byl dosti riskantn1. Docela ne
znamf Tide Sc NELL predstaviti
nasemu obecenstvu. Ale zkous-
ku prestali znamenite. Anc
NELL 1spech z ktereho Sc mo.
hou jen tesiti a cerpati silu pro
dalsf podnikanf. BelcampskJ
sokolsky soubor ma slime silly
a talenty herecke a velmi do.
bre zpevaky a zpevacky. Hrs
a zpevnf cisla byly znamenit|
podany a obecenstvo odmeno
valo jejich vykony zaslouze
nym potleskem. Jake rezise'
Sc nam pTedstavil br. J. Jana
SAX, ktery dlohy dobre obsadi
a hru spravne necvicil. Zpev!
cvicila pf. Chludova. Vsichn
1cinkujfcf hrali Sc zapalem
Irole sve ovladali dokonale. By
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Cerveny kriz snizil cenu balic-
XII pro valecne zaiatce.. AZ

Americky Cerveny krfz or
namil, re sn1zil ceny standard
mich ballckd potravin pro valeG
ne zajatce re $2.75 ma $2.40.
Toto ornament upozornuje mas,
re zminena organisace dodala
" Nemecku jiz znacne pres
100000 takovychto balfckI.
Standardn1 krabice potravin
mohou byti doruceny oznaGe-
nym zajatcGm v Nemecku cd
zdejsfch pratel a pTfbuznych,
mohou-li tito dati Cervenemu
kr1zi potfebne identifikacni;
informace; take francouzsti,
belgict1 a polst1 valecni zajat-
CT mohou dostati takovyto da-
rex, oznaml-li sami ~potrebne
informace a zaslouzf-li nalep-
ky. Cerveny kTfz hradf sam
vsechny 1fednf vylohy, vcetne
balen1 a prevozu. Darci plat
pouze vylohu balicku sameho.
Zasilky z teto zeme jsou po-
sllany pres Lisabon a pax v
dohode S valcic1mi cement
Mezinarodn1m Cervenym xii
zem z zenevy pres Marseilles.
Dohled ma dodavkou mali tired
nlci Mezinarodnlho Cerveneho
kf1ze. Vzdor postovnim obtf-
zim dostali zdejsf darci cd
vdecnych zajatcG pres 1000 pf-
semnych podekovanf We forme
llstkG.
Standard balicky Cerveneho
kf1ze obsahujf 14uncovou pie
chovku zahusteneho mleka, os-
miuncovy balfcek lodn1ch SUI
chart, osmiuncovou plechovku
syria, osmiuncovou plechovku
kakaa, patnactiuncovou pie
chovku sardinek. dvanactiun-
covou plechovku vepToveho
masa, dive sestiuncove tabuly
coklady, 4 unce krystaloveho
cukru, sedmiuncovou plechoy-
ku ma prasek odpaTene pome-
rancove stavy, 16 uncf SUSIE
nych svestek, 4 unce kavy, a
diva bal1cky cigaret a 2.5 unce
tabaku.
FILLS. Common Council
for American Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
csl. zastupci ma pohrbu
LiebermannovS.

Pr pohrebn1ch obradech "a
zesnuleho polskeho ministra
spravedlnosti, Hermana Liebe1
mamma v Londyne byla cesko-
slovenska vlada zastoupena mi
nistrem Jurajem Slavikem a
statn1m tajemn1kem DIR. Huber
tem Ripkou. Predseda csl. stat
nj rady Rudolf Bechyne, pro
nesl smutecn1 rec, v n1z pfipo-
mnel Liebermannovu spolupra-
ci S ceskymi socialisty ma vi
denska T1sske rade a jeho sna-
hu pred dneSnf valkou o spolu-
praci S Ceskoslovenskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
AUTOMOBILY.

= William Japcox, 43lety,
vineny zranen1m chodce a ne
chanfm no Is. r1jna ma scho-
dech st. Ignatius katolickeho
kostela, odsouzen byl koncem
tydne ma FL dn1 do vezen1 a
pokute SIS a utrat ma obzalobu,
re Tfdil automobil bez license.
Chodcem byl Howard Eisen-
hood.
Joseph Orth, 46lety, smr-
telne zralen byl v nedeli a jeho
manzelka tezce zranena, kdyz
srazeni byli automobilem pTi
pTechazen1 Philadelphia road
a 62. ulice.
Orth I'll v 600 blocku North
Streeper ulice.
- Zacharias Sewell, 67lety
cernoch re Sykesville zabit byl
" pondell v noel automobilem
pri pTechazenf Route No. 80 v
|Sykesville, Carroll okres. Au-
tomobil Tfdil Harry L. Hesse.
= Devatenact osob ma elek-
tricke kaTe {. 25 zraneno bylo
v pondeli, kdyz prazdny truck
srazil Sc S karou ma Falls road
a 81. ulice. S kary odtrzena
byla celia jedna strana a vsech-
ma okna v kare rozbita.
Bydlfcf v okoll, kteT1 PRIDE
hi ku pomoci zranenym, pra-
viii. re naraz zarachotil jakO-
by to vystrelena bomba zahf-
mela.
Jizda, jak automobile tax
kar zastavena byla tam asi ma
l2O minut. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

meckemu lodstvu, ably ~nestrile.
10 ma americke valecne lod.
drive nez ony zahajf strelbu
pripustil, re nacisticka vojska
jsou v defensive u Leningradu
a m1sto, ably Tekl Anglican1m,
co udela Velke Britanii, vyzva]
il, ably Sc odvazila napadnouti
evropskou pevninu.
Patrne odpovfdaje tez ma
vyrok presidenta Roosevelta, re
zalezi ma tom, kdo vypalf po-
sledn1 ranu, Tekl Hitler, re ne
hledfc k tomu, jak dlouho Dude
valka trvati, "poslednf prapor
ma bojisti Dude nemecky."
Hitler vratil Sc z vychodni
fronty, ably mluvil k stare gar
de nacist1 v historickem sklepe
mestanskeho pivovaru v Mini
chove ma oslavu vyrocf nacisti-
ckeho puce, provedeneho dine
9. listopadu 1923.
Reuterova tiskova kancelaf
dovfda Sc z Bagdadu v Iraku,
re Fakhri bel Nasha Sibi, vud-
ce palestinskych Arab1, byl
zavrazden, kdyz opoustel no.
tel, v n6mz byl ubytovan. Byl
jednlm z tech v1dc1ch ArabG,
kterf podporujf Anglii " teto
valce.
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Stesti.

GeOrgiana Jensenova ma Ste,
st1, re Sc snubnf prsteny nenosi
ma krku. Kdyz v Minong We
sela pradlo a postavila Sc ma
stolici, tato Sc S nj zvrhla a re
ma uvazla "a snubni prsten ma
kol1cku u prada a z1stala We
vzduchu viseti. A pro zenu va
zfci $50 liber zGstat viset "a
prst nen1 zadny zert a ami sa-
ma nevf, jak Sc dostala ma zem
ale jej1 prsten Sc zaryl tax hlu-
boko do masa, re lekar zavo.
lal zlatnika, ably prsten pref.
ri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Kupni sila tovarnich dslnikII
stoupa.

Narodohospodari department
tn zemedelstvi provedli analy-
SUI potravin, kupovanych tovar-
mimi deln1ky, a dospeli ma je-
Jim zaklade k poznan1, re pr1-
merry tovarni delnlk m1ze
dnes utratiti temeT o jednu pc
thu vice ma zivotnl potreby S
vyjimkou potravin, neil roku
1929.
V rozboru Sc poukazuje ma
to, re roku 1929 musel pru-
merry delnfk utraceti ash tTeti-
nu sve mzdy "a jfdlo, letos
vsak must utraceti jenom asi
jednu ctvrtinu. Jeste vice nez-
Ii v dolarech ziskal delnfk We
skutecne kupnl s1le, nebot ne
bot nejen potraviny, ale temef
vsechno zbozi je dnes ~levnejsi
neil bylo pred dvanacti Lefty,
Zvyseni kupnf silly ostatnlch
vydelecne cinnych skupin je
porovnani S delnfky znacne
menS1.
Poole statistiky department
tn zemedelstv1 mohl roku 1929
prGmerny tovarn1k delnfk ultra
ceti 1887 ma jine potreby neil
potraviny. Ma zaklade clslic z
prvnlch Sesti mes1cG tohoto ro-
ku mohl by letos ma ony potre-
by vydati $1.045.
Fills. Common Council.
for American Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
BAKER ZEMREL.

Henry F. Baker, byvaly ban
ker a obchodn1k pc vice nezli
tTicet rok1 a vGdce We mno-
hych obecn1ch a vlasteneckych
organisacfch zemTel pc dvou-
tydenni nemoci v Roland Park
apartmentu We veku 80 roku.
Do Baltimore prijel z New
Yorku r. 1902 zvolen byv pre-
sidentem Thomson Chemical
Works.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

Irwin C. Leonard, 49lety, Cd
souzen byl ma tri roxy do polep
SONNY pro zproneveren1 ST.
111.04 z Union Trust spolecno-
sti. Leonard bydlfc1 ma York
road, doznal, re pocal brati
pen1ze pred Sesti nebo sedmi
roxy, ktere potreboval ma hra-
zen1 domacfch vydan1. Nekte-
re penfze uzil ma sporty, ale ne
ma konske dostihy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
Ctyri vojaci uhoreli.

Ctyri vojaci uhoreli a IL j.
nych bylo poraneno pri srazce
dvou armadnich nakladnich
automobile Fort Lawn, S. C.
Jeden z Mich, ktery me- naklad
nadob s gasolinem, vybuchl a
plameny zachvatily druhy au-
tomobil, ma n6mz byli vojaci,
kter1 1castnili sc manevrn v Ca
rOlina.