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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
Minerva Dance To
Continued from Page One)

Minerva again. Miss Virginia Flint
and Charles Lucas started the new
year out by making it their wedding
day. Ginny is well known to all Of
US, as she is the girl who brought us
our food to the plant. Lots of luck
kids and may every new year be a
happy reminder of the joy of this one.
| don't know the details, but it
seems to me that Santa must have
been very much on the romantic side
this year according to the number Of
new diamond rings being sported
around the shop.
Brother "Indian" Miller is on the
west coast and sends back the word
that there is plenty of sunshine and
a ninety degree temperature.
Our work here is still slow, but we
have, hopes Of sesults from the Pot
terry Show.-O. SG:f70.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
Plqn Developed
Continued from Page One)

lections have been taken up where
the need of help was greatest.
While on the subject Of death bene-
fits, the financial secretary has shown
me his records and if death should
take some of our members, their
standing on the books would cause
their families to lose all Of their in
surance One good way to keep in
standing is to pay three months dues
the first of each quarters; it saves you
trouble, protects your insurance and
saves the financial secretary a lot Of
trouble
We hear that we have one man on
the shop who tells the boss he doesn't
belong to the union. The answer to
this is, that this fellow is not very
much interested in the welfare of his
trade.
Our duclpin boWlers are still wait
ing for an answer from Beaver Falls.
They would like to have a match
came. Such contests do a great deal
Of good. 1t helps bring the locals to-
gcther, also the individuals.
%. G.. 1873.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
Supreme Court
Continued from Page One)

of the act.
"ln support Of this contention, it
points to the history Of the collective
bargaining process showing that its
object has long been an agreement
between employer and employees as to
wages, hours and working conditions
evidenced By signed contract or
statement in writing, which serves
both as recognition of the union with
which the agreement is reached and
as permanent memorial Of its terms.
"ThiS experience has shown that re-
fusal to sign written contract has
been not lnfrcqucnt means of fruS-
trating the bargaining proces
through the refusal to recognize the
labor organization as a party to it
and the refusal to provide an authen-
tic record Of its terms which could
be exhibited to employees, as evidencse
of the good faith of the employer
Such rcfusals have proved fruitful
sources of dissatisfaction and dis
agreement.
"Contrasted with the uniateral
statement of the employer of his labor
policy, the signed agreement has been
regarded as the effective instrument
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
Brooks Elected To
Head L.ocdl Nc. l4l
Locol Makes Plans for Purty
To Be Held In Very
Neur Future

Local Union No. 14l held election Of
officers at their regular meeting on
Thursday, January 9th. The following
officers were installed by j. Ralph
George: Wilbur Brooks, president;
George Heath, vice president; William
Watson, treasurer; Harry Robinson,
financial secretary; Kenneth Howard,
recording secretary; Oscar Stewart,
trustee; William Jackson, Inspector,
and Andrew Moon, guard
A large crowd attended the meeting
and helped make plans for a party in
the very near future. New members
were obligated, several transfers is
sued and one withdrawal card.
We have had only one member
called for army duty under the draft
laws. We hope Brother William Oys-
ter likes his year of training
%. c. Ill.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
A.F.L. Has Big Year
In New York State
AFL Won 100 Polls to Nome
Bargaining Agent
In 1910

New York, N. Y.-Employes des-
ignated unions affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor as
their sole bargaining representative
in 100 State Labor Relations Board
elections last year, Edward J. Kelly,
the boards examiner in charge of en-
ploye balloting, reported CIO Unions
won thirty-seven elections and indie
pendent labor organizations fourteen.
AS an indication of the extent of
employe interest in the balloting, Mr..
Kelly noted that 1888 workers, or
80 per cent of those qualified went to
the polls during 1910. A. F. of l.. and
C. l. O. organizations clashed on the
ballot in thirty-one elections, with in
dependent unions as third contest
ant in four of these, the tabulation
showed. The A. F. L. was unopposed
in 155 elections and the C. l. O. in
thirty-two. There were ten contests
between A. F. l.. and independent
unions and six between c. |. o. af-
fliates and Independents.
During most of the year the SLRE
permitted employees to record vote
for no union on ballots listing two OF
more unions, instead of requiring
them to make a choice among the
| rival labor organizations. Mr.. Kelly
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
More Production
Continued from Page One)

that if these matters could be given
to the men little sooner for discus
sion, so a hasty decision would not be
demanded, much fairer decision
could be reached.
In Our last article spoke of "any-
one trying to sabotage labor union"
Evidently some people didn't take the
hint. Perhaps the policy of unionism
and Americanism isn't understood by
some. We of 80 believe the two
should go hand in hand. Local 80 is
not going to stand for any subversive
attitude on either issue.
Much work is ahead for the unions
in 1941. Local 80 will do the best pos
sible to make the year success.
According to the Herald the pot
ters seem to be getting back some Of
that swim and wigor" for which they
have been noted-O. G. 80.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
FDR Birthday Cake
Continued from Page One)

to purchase the first Of The fifty-ninc
candles adorning it.
President William Green of the
American Federation of Labor, Mr.
Myrup and other officers Of the Bak-
cry and Confectionery Workers Union
win participate in the White House
ceremonies at the presentation of the
cake.
The union inauGuratcd the birth
day cake idea last year and it proved
50 popular and helped to raise so
much money for the anti-paralysis
fund that it may we'll become an an
nual custom.
Because Of n sudden snowstorm
which made street traffic in Washing
ton hazardous, an accident occurred
last year while the cake was in tran
sit to the White House and it was
damaged. Heroic efforts were made
TO repair it iii time for the preSenta-
ton. This year precautions will be
taken to prevent a recurrence of that
ucar-tragcdy.
The cake ordered by the union and
made by union members will be a
work Of art-tier on tier of luscious
pastry, decorated with vast quantities
of spun sugar and whipped cream,
nodded into appropriate designs.
Keith Morgan, national chairman
Of the Committee for the Celebration
Of the Presidents Birthday, expressed
qualification over the cooperation
given by the Bakery and Copfection-
cry Workers Union and expressed the
hope that all other labor organiza-
tions will join generously in the drive
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
McF ddden Nu1ned
ToHeud Locul 53
Hold Nomination ofNutionul
Officiuls Next Meeting.
January 23rd

Sister Rose McFadden was elected
president of Local Union No. So at
the last meeting, January 8. This
group was quite surprised and pleased
to have President Duffy, Vice Presi-
dents Wheatley and Zimmer drop in
on the session. We are always glad
to have any of the executive officers
attend the meetings. President Duffy
gave us some very interesting and
helpful suggestions and answered all
questions put to him by the members.
We would like to see more of the
members attend the local meetings.
We are sure it would be a great help
to all and everyone would have bet
ter understanding of the value of the
organization.
The next regular meeting will be
held January %, at which time NOM
ination of national officers will be
held. Let's see big turnout at this
meeting and every meeting thereafter.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
THE POTTERs HERALD

of stabilizing labor relations and pre-
venting, through collective bargain
ing, strikes and industrial strife.
Before the enactment of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Act it had
been the settled practice of the ad-
ministrative agencies dealing with
labor relations to treat the signing
Of a written contract embodying a
wage and hour agreement as the final
step in the bargaining process. Con-
gress, in enacting the National La
Dor Relations Act, had before it the
record of this experience.
"We think that Congress, in thus
Incorporating in the new legislation
the collective bargaining requirement
of the earlier statutes including as a
part Of it the signed agreement long
recognized under the earlier act as
the final step in the bargaining pro-
cess.
at is true that the National Labor
Relations Act, while requiring the
employer to bargain collectively, does
not compel him to enter into an agree
ment. But it does not follow, as pc
titioner argues, that, having reached
an agreement, he can refuse to sign
it, because he has never agreed to
sign one. He may never have agreed
to bargain, but the statute requires
him to do SC. To that extent his free
dom is restricted in order to secure
the legislative objective of collective
bargaining as the means of curtailing
labor disputes affecting interstate
commerce.
"The freedom of the employer to
make an agreement relates to its
terms in matters Of substance and
not, once it is reached, to it's express
sion in signed contract, the absence
of which, as experience has shown
tenss to frustrate the end sought by
the requirement for collective bar.
gaining.
"Petitioner's refusal to sign was a
refusal to bargain collectively and ar
unfair labor practice defined by Sec
8 (5) (of the National Labor Rela.
tions Act). This is the conclusion
which has been reached by five of the
six Courts of Appeals which have
passed upon the question"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
Christmas PdrtY
(Continued from Pare One)

special fund to furnish a room at the
new Grafton hospital when completed.
Of course it is only nest egg, but
with other activities it should grow
in a very short time.
The social committee reported that
everything is in readiness for the
January dance to be held at the Elks
Home, January II. There will be good
music and everyone is looking forward
to an enjoyable evening.
Brother John Morgan has a relieved
look on his face these days due to
the fact that his son is able to be
around after very serious infection
that almost cost him his life.
This local mourns the loss of Broth
er Daniel Gillespie who passed away
in Phoenix, Arizona, where he had
gone to regain his health. He had
only been out there a short time when
we received word of his death. Broth
er Gillespie was faithful member of
this local and will be missed by his
many friends.
Inc Silop ID WoihlilS OH luli Ilil'
basis, with lot of orders still or
file according to the officials Of the
firm. We are still working on large
government contract and with the
other orders still coming in, the out.
look for the coming year is exception
ally good. We are in hopes that things
will continue to be on the bright side
President Duffy paid us a surprise
visit last Friday, taking care of ;
little matter that has been hanging
fire for some time. The results o.
his visit will no doubt be noticed il
the next few days and there will NJ
doubt be happy look on the faces
of several who have been worrying
about this situation.-O. G. 90.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
NO STRIKES ON RAILS

Washington, d. C.-The National
Mediation Board, which administers
the Railway Labor Act, reported the
successful functioning Of this meas
ure during 1910 in the settlement Of
railway disputes. "There was not an
essential interruption to interstate
commerce in the air or on the rails,
nor was it necessary for the Presi-
dent to issue any proclamations Great
ing emergency boards under provision
of section 10 of the law" the report
said.
Pointing out that the board "medi-
ates disputes involving changes in
rates of pay, rules, or working condi-
tions," which "may be termed the ma
jor disputes in the industry" the
board said ''the 125 cases settled this
year is a record for the G-year per-
iod."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16

There's new safety electric de-
posit box for the protection of milk
during freezing weather, when the
milkman leaves the bottles on the
doorstep while the family is still
asleep. 1t will keep the milk in proper
temperature for breakfast. Great boon
to the family with young children and
babies who are easily upset by drink
ing milk that has been frozen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
important Meeting
Continued from Page One)

ors who think they can skate. Some
ot the boys are praCticing some of
Sonia Heinies' stunts on the ice at the
East End rink.
Brother Hester conducted his first
meeting as our new president last
Monday night and did a very fine
job Of keeping strictly to the order of
businesS.-O. G.. sc.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16

Joseph H. Lakritz, clothes design
er for Is years, has invented a pin
less waterproof diaper. He says he
had fathers in mind when he devel-
oped this labor saving device, but l
believe that mothers will also fall on
his neck with gratitude.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16

said twenty-eight elections involving
interunion contests had contained pro-
vision for "no union" votes but that
only twice had employees voted to re-
ject all the unions in the field. One
was an election involving three en-
ployes in a Bronx bakery and the
other involved 100 workers in nov
city manufacturing shop.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16

And if you're too lazy to brush you
can now buy an electric toothbrush.
Separate individual brush arms iden-
titled by numbers for each member of
the household are provided.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16

Queen Elizabeth is commander-in-
chief of uniformed womans service
in Great Britain.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
l.. j. I6 Celebrates
Continued from Page One)

fair. The food will be plentiful and
extra good. How could it be other
wise with such good cooks. Come out
and get your fill and join the boys
in talking over old times. You'll en-
JOY yourself, we know you will.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-01-16
N OTTO e!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
! :. :. i !. < !. i = !. !. !. :. !. !. !. :.
< NOTICE MEMBERS l.. u. 172 ::

i All members take note that the ::
< regular meeting nights have been +:
\ changed to the second and fourth 4:
+ Fridays, starting January "a. ::
\ Meetings will continue to be held ;:
X at 1880 in the Banquet hall. :
j. \ i ). !. !. !. !. !. \ !. !. !. !. !. !. ::
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

N6mecka vlada podala velmi
ostry protest prot rozkazu Via
dy Spojenych Statd, kterym Sc
zavirajf vsechny nemecke kon-
sulaty a jiste dstavy ma jeJlch
1zem1.
Nacist6 odmftajf zalobu, re
jejich konsulaty a jine organi-
SAGE byly z1castny V nezakon-
ne cinnosti'', jake "nedolozene
a despoticke", pravl Sc We zpra
We. Americky krok je oznaco-
van jake by byl "proti dmlu-
We"
Nichi Nichi, nejrozs1renejsl
japonsky casopis, pravl, re Gin
Spojenych StatG, kterym byly
zavfeny nemecke konsulaty ma
jejich 1zem1, je "bezohlednou
vyzvou velmocf osy". Pfinesl o
tom dlouhy redakcnf clanek.
Domei, oficieln1 tiskova kan
cellar, ktera je velmi bllzka "a
hranicnfmu ministerstvu, pravi,
re americky krok sic povazo-
van "a naznacenf definitivni
politiky = podniknou-
ii vsechny kroky S vyjimkou
valky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
Ty Americky Sokole.
Vincenc Sedlak:

K lobe zrak Cechn upren zfra.
V lobe nadeje - v pevnost vira;
mas i bratTi "a oceanem,
kdez nen1 Czech sve zeme panem.
Jmenem vsech vstupujes do pole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
Ones zaburcuj svedomfm sveta!
Tot ukol Tvuj - zvySena meta.
Bojovne st1j "a vlasti prava,
by prezila tn zkousku zdrava.
Bud nezdolan We SVEN 1kole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
Sraz demonstracne pevne silky.
Volej k sv6domf Ameriky.
Pffsahej tisicerou pazi,
co vlastnf ideally kali.
Nj pid neustupuj v zapole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
Bud symbolem obetavych cinI.
Bud vzor prfkladem vlasti-synG!
V mas s rodem pevne utuz pasky;
v hofka srdce nalej lasky.
Vypln chabych dust vymole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
Vymyt svar, malosti vady;
vnes vZpruhu radOst v naSe rady.
Nedopust by odrodila sketa,
nicila, cos budoval leta.
Vyplen chmyr a zbav mas koukole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
TvGj Slet, tot povznesena chvfle.
V srdcich zas stastni pfi Tvojim die.
Hrdi ma Tyrsovu antickou krasu.
"Zdar!' = tx Vitezstvi!" Zvedame hlasu.
S Tebou v nadsenem hymnu hlahole!
Ty Americky Sokole!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
Z rodiny.

V Chicago Anton Colin, %
lety, zastfelil 17leteho bratra
Bamuela V dome matky.
Matka obou chlapcG rekla
policii, re Anton pTisel casne
rano domG a kdyz klepal ma
dvefe a kdyz matka seznala, re
jest opily, tax mu Tekla, ably sci
pryc. Anton tasil revolver, sire
Iii do zamku a kdyz Sc dv6re o.
tevFely, Samuel vybehl roze-
spaly, neveda co Sc stale a
cht6l starS1mu bratrovi vyrvat
revolver. Anton jej stTelil do
srdce, takze smrt nastala okam
ute. Bratrovrah Sc dial ma utek.
Anton pravf, re otec cd mat
ky pred casem odesel a pc jeho
odchodu pry matka zapTedla
znamost S 29letym stravn1kem
VIM. Rehbockem, ktery u mich
nekolik let bydlel. Nem6l v u
myslu bratra ~zastTeliti nebo
zraniti, ba nechtel ami ublizit
Rehbockovi, ale chtel jej jen
vyhnati.
Vrah jest zenat, ale zena cd
n6ho V lednu odesla a vzala Sc
bou 3letou dcerku Muriel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27
Soudil Sc O deset miIionI a
zemrel beg centu peneZ.

V Belleville, ILL.,, 76lety Chas.
Paridy, ktery 18 rok6 vedl SOU
dn1 BOZ We snaze skolektovati
100000 900 ma svGj pozadavek
"a vynalezen1 "housenkoveho''
pfevodu pro traktory, zemrel
bez centu pence.
Jeho zaloba pro porusenf pa
tentu a o zisk z vyroby byla
prvn6 podana roku 1920 proti
Holt Tractor Company, pred
chGdkyni Caterpillar Tractor
Company v Peoria, I'll. Tento
soudn1 spor skoncil roku 1888.
Paridy svGj dlouholety SOU
dnf spor financoval z penez,
ktere dalo nekolik set osob ma
jeho slib, re jim da 500 "a ka-
zdy pGjceny 81 jestlize vyhra-
je. Lide mu pGjcili $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

Kfize balfcky britskym, belgic-
kym, polskym i francouzskym
zajatcGm v nemeckych tabo-
rech We vzrGstaj1cfm poctu.
- Jessie E.. Strieffova, % let
stara, zamestnana v department
tn valky a letkyne, byla male
zena uskrcena v jiste soukrome
garazi. Policie pravf, re byla
znasilnena.
MrtvOla mela pOuze punco-
chy a stTev1ce. Ztotoznil il
Stanley LIE Blanc, zamestnanec
u administrace pro farmaTsky
liver, ktery byl snoubencem
Strieffove.
Strieffova prijela do Wash
ingtonu z Des Moines, Ia.
Mrtvola byla nalezena sluz-
kou v domacnosti profesora d.
c.. Croissanta, ktery vlastn1 ga
lraz, kde byl zlocin objeven.
Muz, SO let starry, byl vysly-
chan policif We spojeni Sc zloci-
mem, ale policie odepfela udati
podrobnosti vyslechu.
Vysetfovatele uvazuj1, IDA
snad tento zlocin nebyl spa
chan tymz muzem, jenz pred
tTemi mes1ci znasilnil a zavraz-
dill Rose Abramowitzovou, 2S
let starou, v jefm byte, asi ctyr.
mestske ctverce cd garaze, Y
n1z byla mrtvola S~trieffov6 ma.
lezena.
- Nemecka valka proti Ru
sku vzbudila zde shiny otTes
President Roosevelt jednal {
move situaci sc statnlm sekreta
rem Hullem a podsekretaTen
Wellesem.
Anglicky velvyslanec me
dlouhou konferenci Sc Sumne
rem Wellesem We statn1m de
partmentu, ale zadny z Mich NJ
-lrekl, o Gem jednali.
Hlavni rozhodnuti, jez mus
uciniti president, jest mali do
brodinf zakona O pomoci demo
kraci1m proti Nemecku vztaho
vati Sc tez ma Rusko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

AAAPAAAOEAJ III A4N ~
skych ostrov1 nasledkem nedo-
statku lodi. V tom pT1pade by
byl dan ma trh pTebtyek, ktery
nyni We Spoj. Statech nesmf pTi-
jfti ma trh nasledkem trzn1ch
restrikcf.
Zasoba cukru celeho sveta v
teto sezone odhaduje Sc ma A.
100000 tun, coz jest az dosud
nejvets1 a tedy rekordnf zaso-
ba.
- Department namoTnictv1,
jenz neziskava zadne muzstvo
nucenym odvodem, prohlasl, re
pokusl Sc O zlskanl dobrovoln1-
XII k namoTnf sluzbe IL az 15,-
900 mesfcne. Bylo sdeleno, re
dosud hlasi Sc mesicne as 5000
mladlkG. Kapitan Abel T. Bid
we'll, priruci Tiditel namofnl ra-
dy, prohlasil, re rada ziska do
sti dobrovolniki a nebude nu-
cena zfskavati tyto nucenym
odvodem. Bylo sdeleno, re g.
SAG zaloznfch dnstojnikd a
14,313 namoTnikG v zaloze ne
bylo dosud do sluzby povolano.
ISekretar Knox prohlasil, re i
namoTnfci obchodnfch lodi mo-
hou byti povolani k vojenske
sluzbe i proti jejich prani.
" bTeznu klesla nezam9st
nanost O dalsich $1,000, take
pocet nezamestnanych teto
zem odhaduje Sc nyni ma 6,142-
900. Tato statistika byla pori-
zena divisi prImysloveho hos
podafstvf pri Konferecni rade
a znamena, re pocet nezamest-
nanych je nizsl, neil kdy byl
cd bTezna 1880.
Re statistiky tez vysvlta, re
pOcet zamestnanych vzrostl ma
48, $4,000, nejvyssi cislo cd
zarf 1929, a pouze O 100000
nizs1 nezli nejvyssi cislo, kdy
We Spojenych Statech zazname-
name.
Pr poTizovani statistiky "a
pOcltala Rada meZi nezamest-
name temef diva a pill milionu
pracovnfkI ma WPA, CCC a ma
jinych vladnich projektech nou
zovych. Kdybychom odpocfta-
Ii i tyto, klesl by pocet neza-
mestnanych temef ma $780,
900.
= Identifikacnf oddelenf Fee
deral Bureau of Investigation
dostavato v breznu pr1merne
20.542 otiskG prstG denne, Gill
dvakrate tolik, kolik v bTeznu
roku predchozlho. Zminene
oddelenf ma dnes asi 16,57O,-
900 lfstki S otisky prst1 rdz-
nych lid.
V6tsina novych llstkI pTicha
ri cd osob v armada, v manor
nictvu, v namoTni pechote, VI
pobreznf strait, v obcanske
sluzbe a v jinych vladnfch IRA
dech, jakoz i z tovaren, pracu-
jfcich ma obranu zeme. Asi 5O,-l
900 lfstkI pochazf cd osob, KITE
re 81 daily witt otisky prst1 ze
sveho vlastnfho popudu.
- UstTedi Americkeho Ger
veneho KTize oznamuje, re dol
1. dubna t. r. bylo pfideleno
$26,725,9 23 ma zakoupeni r6z-I
nych potreb pro Velkou Brita-
nil, nezabranou Francii, Finsko
Spanelsko a Recko.
TemeT $1,2OO,OOO bylo pou-
kazano We prospech bezencG z
Norska, z Polska, z Belgie a z
zem1.
Organisovanf pomoci pro va
leone zajatce bylo 8 pocatku
komunikacnimi nesna-
.emi, dnes vsak dodavajf dele-
gait Mezinarodnfho Cervenehol,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-27

39lety Paul Miller z Char
lotte, Mich, a diva sloni, ktef1
byli n~ejv6ts1 atrakcf cirku LIE
wis Brothers, byli zabiti, kdyz
osobnf vlak drahy New York
Central vrazil do traktoroveho
vlecnaku sirku ma krizovatce V
Conneaut, Ohio. Miller byl cvi-
citelem slonG Is rokG.