davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08
Hot Time Planned
 By Local Bremen

Therell be a "hot time in the old town" when the Volunteer fremen give their annual dance New Years Eve, for which they made plans at the regnlar mon- thly meeting Tuesday.
 Arrangements have been made to rent Blinn's hall for the big dance, and money was approp- riated to purchase favors, decor ations and traditional noisema- kers.
 To appoint committees to handle the arrangements for the dance a special meeting was set by R. V. Loughead, fire chief, for November 18th, at 8 p. m.
 Because the ranks of the vol unteer fremen have been thin ned by the draft and other vac ancies have occurred, 1t was de- cided to invite d number of can didates into the organization.
 After a discussion of finances the meeting adjourned.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08
Operators and Engineers
 Give Dinner.Dance at Inn

The Operators and Engineers enjoyed a dinner and dancing party Sunday at Al's Chicken Inn, which they reserved for the occasion.
 Dinner was served to IA members and guests, and but 150 were present for the dancing. A union meeting Was held ear Her in the afternoon.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08

Seattle -R-J m Ale n Hart, 83, who had spent forty years in Alaska serving with the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries and as U. s. marshal, died here Friday He leaves five children, including Mrs. Edna Smith, Ketchikan.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08

The Benson water line users adopted the name of Community Water association at their last regular meeting at Pierce's foun- tain.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08

The draft board has notified the Mirror that the name of John Anderson should not have been released in the list of eligible sell ectees for the draft published two weeks ago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
(KONEC.)
Medved fadil.

Pres 500 liber vazicf med
we'd, ktery Patzau okol1 zabil
mnoho ovcf a vepf1 byl konec-
ne chycen a usmrcen v pasti ma
l1cene traperem statni konser-
vacn1 komise Ruegerrem. Ten
to dele nez mes1c l1cil paste a
udelal 81 mapu kudy medved V
noel chodil ma fanny a konec-
ne Sc podario jej dopadnouti.
costa zabijaka vedla
ma farmu R. McEzena, kde
pred tin zabil jednu ovci, ale v
lete jich tam potrhal nekolik.
Jiz lete dochazely stfznosti
ma velkeho cerneho
medveda, ktery jim trha ovce
a vepre, a bylo ucineno nekolik
pokusG medveda dopadnouti,
nynf Sc to konecne podarilo.
Medved byl staten a poslan> do
Milwaukee, jak statn1 komise
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
Masa dostatek.

Americke hospodynky nemu
81 m1ti obavy, re Dude roku
1912 panovati nedostatek ma
sa, oznamil predseda vladnf IL
radovny hospodaTske We sve
feci pred SO. vyrocn1 konvencf
American Meat Institute.
A C. Burmeister ukazal ma
to, re spotreba masa Jest o
1870 vets1 nez roku minul6ho,
ale re zvysenf cen farmar1m
prineslo o 1870 vice pence "a
maso. Pomer mezi produkcf
masa a spotrebou jest ale ma
teze 1rovni, ma ktere stojf jiz
II let. Letos Dude, die jeho
odhadu doc1leno opet zasoby
10 milionG liber masa, pffstfm
rokem jest predpovfdano ivy
Semi zasob ma 20. 5milionu IL
Der, coz pfedstavuje zvysenf
spotreby o 7 az 8 procent, zavi-
meme dodavkou masa Anglii.
Pro domac1 spotrebu ale z1Gsta-
ne primer tentyz jake letech
1910 a 1941, totiz 40 liber ma
hlavu "a rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
Zlodei.

V Chicago spatfila F. Skalo-
va ma zadnf porci sveho obydlf
muze ash 50let6ho, ktery il "a
cal chlacholiti, ably nemela O.
bav, re je zT1zencem Public
Service a re jeste dole ma spo-
lecnlka, re prohlfzejf elektric-
Ike veden1. Pc odchodu muzo-
We seznala jmenovana krajan-
ka, re domnely zTfzenec byl
vlastne zlodejem, ktery byt cd
pence vysmejcil d6kladne, "a
tim CO ona byla zamestnana
poklidem. Jak sdelila vysetru-
jlcim detektivdm, zlodej wal
tri kabelky, We kterych bylo ma
hotovosti $3.50 a krone toho
81 wal hodinky a jine klenoty
v Gene $42.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
Povestny nacisticky agent Vie
reck zatcen V New Yorku.

George Sylvestr Viereck, Sc
let starry journalistic, ktereho
vlada l1c1 jake hlavn1ho propa-
gatora nacistG We Spojenych
Statech byl New Yorku pro-
pusten ma zaruku SIS, 900, kdyz
byl obzalovan, re neudal pod
statna fakta We sv6 registraci
u statn1ho deparmentu jake a.
gent CHI velmoci.
Viereck byl zatcen We SVEN
byte ma Riverside Drive fede-
raln1mi agenty. William P. Ma
loney, zvlastn1 asistent general
n1ho navladn1ho, Tekl federal
n1mu komisari Isaku Plattovi,
pred nejz byl Viereck predve-
den, re "obzalovany je nejvaz-
nejS1 hrozbou v teto zemi. OBJ
drzel cd nemecke vlady V jedi
mem roce ma $4,000, ably pro-
vadel svou propaganda"
V zalobe Sc pravl, re Viereck
radil Sc s r6znymi osobami O
vecech, tykajfc1ch Sc polite
kych zajmG, verejn6 politiky a
verejnych pcmerd. Rozsiroval
reel, vztahuJ1c1 Sc k t6mto We
Gem. Psal clanky ped nepra-
wynn jmenem a postal lie r1z-
nym casopisGm. Je when, re
Opomenul udati tato neprava
jmena pTi sv6 registraci. Kaz-
dy z bodG zaloby pTinasf s Sc
bou maximaln1 trest jednoho
roku V zalaTi nebo pokutu ST.
900.
Viereck narod:l sc V N6mec-
ku a je naturaliscvanym anne
rickym obcanem. Ia sv6tove
valky byl redaktorem Father
landu a byl pokladan "a jedno-
no z nejvets1ch n6meckych pro
pagatorG te dolby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
Cechoslovaci do zbrans proti
zverstvIm, pachanym v nasf
stare vlasti.

Jak hluboce Sc dotykaji EVER
stva, spachana majesty v nasf
vlasti, krajan1 roztrousenych
pc svete, toho d6kazem jsou
|cetne prihlasky at pfsemne ne
DO osobn1 do csl. armady.
Hlas1 Sc invalide z posledn1
vojny a ujistuj1, re dosud jsou
schopni mst1t smrt povrazde-
nych bratrG, chlapci sotva sko-
lie odrostl1, Sc slzami v oc1ch u
ljisujf,ze Sc cft1 dosti zdatnf pro
letectvo, ktere roznese do ne
meckych NEST zkazu a ohnivou
setbu pomsty "a naSe mucedn1-
ky v Praze a v Brine = slovem:
do rad CechoslovakG v Ameri-
ce vrac1 Sc zaZracne a nezapo-
menutelne odhodlan1 lidu z do
by nasf vSeobecne mobilisace.
Seznamujeme verejnost S te-
mito prfklady jednotne vile a
jednotneho odhodlan1. Necht
w nikdo ami okamzik nevaha.
NejsurovejSf vrazi vsech dob
pustoS1 naSi zem a ub1jejf mas
narod. Nuze vzhGru proti MIN,
do zbrane Cechoslovaci!
POdm1nky pro vstup do csl.
armady jsou: Muzi cd 18 do Al
let pr1padne do As let, budou-li
uZnani "a naprosto zdrave pTi
lekafske prohl1dce u csl. zastu-
pitelskych 1TadG. Pro letectvo
pfij1mani jsou muzi jiz II a
ctvrt roku start. Vsechny po-
drobne informace lie obdrzet
u csl. zastupitelskych 1Tadn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
mare, tuhle mistr il pfipravf k

svetu!"
Ia chvilku byla camara tn.
"Tak Sc pTece podlvejte,
Soucku, re to nenf k potTebe a
byla uz obracena," v~ykladala
hospodyne.
Jake reci," huboval farar,
"tuhle, mistfe, vezmete CANA
ru a ukazte, co unite. re by
la obracena? Inu, byla, ale
NIUE Sc obratit Ease nazpatek,
leps1 Dude nez teG!" a liz mi
stra Soucka re dverf skoro Wy
stroll.
V nasleduj1cfch dnech k pan
ne Kacence pTichazel proseb-
mix "a prosebn1kem, kazdJ S
nejakou komisf pro Prahu. Ka-
cenka tezkou svou svabskou IL
terou zapisovala 81 vsecko ma
llstek, ulozeny v modlitbach.
Stale tam: "Do kasaren ma
Porto, je tam vojak Maratk1.
Kmotre VrStalce tybetacek ja-
ko ma MGrka; dala mi dive led
husky. Civernemu novou pix
stu a il struhadlo. Obrazky de-
tenn do skoly, Anezce pana u
Icitele jeff patronku. MlynaTce
kapuclnske kapky z Josefske-
no plasku. Panu uciteli strunu
&c ma basu."
Farar probfral Sc zatfm v sta
rych zaprasenych knihach, a.
by mic Praze nezapomnel.
Y nedeli O sv. Trojici, PRIDE
hi ma faru zavrssky pTedstave-
ny.
"Irku, jednostpane, tax jsem
soused1m pfedlozil, re je jake
potreba pence do Prahy ma w.
stavu. No, pov1dalo Sc, pow
dalo, ale vSickni rozumeli, tic
re nejde, ably k Will nam pan
faraf "a vsecku svou dobrotu
mel zkazenou radost; tax isme
to pc vsi stloukli!" A sazel ma
st1l usmolene zlatky.
"Kacenko, slySfte, Kacenko,'
volal farar rycne, "penize &c
ZavrchG jsou tn, ma kabat ne.
dali, ma vystavu dali"
Emu, dyt je to jednou "a ste
rok1, a kabat mGze byt kazdJ
den," st1ril Sc predstaveny.
Y pondGl1 rano 20 mSi Sc Wv.
dali. Kdyz stall uz ma SIM
spustila hospodyne placfc: "Tc
zadny nev1, jake ia mann s tot
cestou starosti! Velebny pane
mate ty satky?"
Nam, mann, tuhle v sose jsou
vsecky," odpov1dal.
"Jen pozor ma ne = a c.
pax penfze?"
"Pen1ze taky - drobne tn
HE We veste, vetS1 v kabate."
"To yam pov1dam; Civerna
at mi ma mic nezapomenete, a
nj ma drozda ami ma OTecha."
"Jen Sc nestaraj1 a jedou
Panembohem!"
"Safiko, safiko, hned bycl
taky jel," touzn6 vzdychl S
kosteln1k.
PGl vesnice vyprovazelo j,
Ike draze. Farar, MAZE lesklol
camaru az pc kolena, kulat,
klobouk ma ucesane hlave, sta
ry veliky destn1k v ruce, vykra
coval jake mladfk. Parma Ka
cenka mela nejlepsf vlnacku
jupku, a h~edvabny satek n;
hlave; nesla kos1k s buchtami
ably pc ceste nebylo hladu, {
babovku pro prazske zname.
Kdyz NELL vstupovat do Via
ku, vzdychala: "Jezisku, Je.
z1sku = jestli pax mas to neza.
we've, velebny pane?"
"Panno Kacenko, nezapo.
mente ma obrazek!"
"Pomodlete Sc "a mas u sva.
teho Vital" volali ~vesnicti.
"Tak s Panembohem-s Pa
nembohem!"
FaraT celou cestu Kacence
vysvetloval kudy jedou. Ma to-
Xix stanic pred Prahou jiz il ne
dockave vyhlizel a vyhybal Sc
oknem, az hospodyne trnula.
Kdyz ma sed6m, zacmoud-
lem obzoru v mlhach ukazal Sc
sery svaty Wit, kralovsky brad,
Petr1n, a cely ten carovny, ne
vyl1citelny obraz, vyhrkly sta
remu farari Konopaskovi, YER
nemu sluhovi boz1mu a pastyTi
horskeho lidu, velike Shy a pla
&c pravil Kacence: "Tak tady
il mate, tn nas1 starou Prahu,
tady il mate -"
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17

~ ANO1O1I paul OIlu sc
muslte pomodlit, bez vas Sc ne
hnu. Verte mi, re do smrti bu-
dete vzpominat!"
Kdyz kostelnik Civerny toho
dine odzvonil klekanf a zastavil
Sc ma fare, pov1dala mu Kacen-
ka:
"Mily kmotre, pan faraf pre-
ce pojede -"
"PoJede : podivejme, podl-
vejme -"
"A ia pojedu S mimi"
"Safiko, safiko, saafiko!" di-
vii Sc a prudce snupal.
"Pojedu, pan faraf jinac ne
ola - dusicko krestanska, sa-
motneho bych no beztoho ne
pustila
Nasledujic1ho dine psal farar
Konopasek pTfteli svemu do
Prahy, re s hospodynf prijede
ma vystavu.
Muslin tn nasf stovezatou
maticku pfece jeste. nez oci
zamknu, videt. Chci take spa
trlt, co piece ten mas cesky ma
rod dokaze. K Bohu jsem zan
volaval a vzdycky jsem doufal.
Rikaval jsem: Jen pockejte "a
padesat let! = Prosim TIE, ably
ma hospodyne mohla u vas byt
ma noe, ia prespfm treba nekde
ma hospode, jen kdyz budu v
Praze. TAX mne to- chytlo, re
pc Praze touzfm jake mladfk."
Kdyz farar psal, Kacenka
pres tn chvfli priblhala,
ia .nev1m, ia nev1m, veleb-
ny pane, jak ia pdjdu jen tax
do neznameho domu."
"Je to starry kamarad!" Cd
vetil faraT.
Nebo spustila: "Ani nevfm,
mam-li 81 wit tn vlnenou nebo
moherovou sukni, S hlavou 81
taky nevlm rady, mam-li wit
satek anebo salup."
'Osobo hT1sna, snad nemysli-
tie, re sc nekdo Dude "a vami
d1vat?" small Sc.
"Velebnemu panu sc to- SINE
je, ale jak ia mann jit mezi ia
kove prazske pany ="
"A nejsem ia PAM" durdil
Sc.
Emu, pan, pan. ale v Praze
to prec jeste Dude jinac!"
Kostelnice musela stale byt
ma fare, ably dopodrobna vede-
la, jak Dude tn pc nekolik dni
hospodarit.
Kacenka vsecko il kladla ma
srdce; kravy, slepice, holuby
drozda, star6ho chundelatehc
Orecha, kvetiny "a okny i v "a.
hradce, zvlaste pax, ably veleb.
nemu panu z Javorku dobre
slouzila. AIS,
Kdyz 81 farar v podvecer jer
tax v kyrysku, cepici MAZE ne
hlave, vysel do louky, pTibrou.
sill "a MIN baracnfk, krejcf Sou
|cek. Mel jen remenem stahnu
tie kalhoty a kosili, byl hos
bez cepice.
"Tak pref do Prahy, do Pra.
ny, velebny pane?" spustil Il.
lisne Sc smeje.
FaraT prikyvnul.
"Taky jsem tam "a mladycl
let pobyl a kamarada mann V
Kaprove ulici. Tue bych We
lebneho pana prosil, kdyby sc
mi tam pfeptal, je-li tam jeste
nebo ne. On je jake krejci.
jmenuje Sc Stehl1k, a zena jeho
je tamhle cd B~randejsa = jak
Sc honem ia vesnice jmenuje-
no, nechme toho, dobry clovek,
femeslo mu slo, ale deti Sc mu
taky marianne hrnuly."
"Tak Stehlfk = Stehlfk =
no dobra, dobra, pTeptame SCI,
kyval farar.
II CO pax Praha ted, to bu-
de vsecko docela jinac1 neil
"a mych let, tenkrat CO pan, to
Nemec, snad Sc to prece trosku
obratilo a Tide to- uz Sc sebe ne
svlekaj1 S kabatem," Tehtave
Sc smeje breptal Soucek.
Farar sci, jake by neslysel;
ale nahle zastavil Sc pred krej-
Gin, pod1val Sc nan jake wye
ven a chytiv jej "a ruku pow
dial: "Se mnou = honem Sc
mnou!"
Uhan6l k fare, jake kdyz je
honi.
Kacenka take mela v kuchy-
nj n%avstevu - hospodyne Ma
fatkova prisla S prosbou.
"Panno Katynko, mann tam
toho hocha vojaka, kdyby tax
bylo MONA, ably velebny pan
no ponavstivil. Je dragoun a
| 10HT no DoTiEi ~ 90 x1xJxyo11x1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17

CHdZ0l 90 larry.
PTedstaveny hledel "a fara-
rem, dokud nezmizel; pax pri-
tahnuv cepici jechal domG, do
prifafene vsi Zavrch1v.
Farar Konopasek veSed do
sveho pokoje, pretahl kleriku
pres hlavu, povesil il ma stenu
q utfraje 81 modrym satkem &C.
10, prechazel pc sv6tnici. Ma
sobe mel lehynky kabatek, ky
lysek, oSumelou vestu, kalhoty
sirokanskych nohavic a dlouhe
lozchozene boty seslapanych
podpatkGv.
Tu jiz veSla parma Kacenka,
pTinasej1c hrnek kavy a boch-
mix chleba.
Davaj1c snfdanf ma still, stra-
nOu dlvala Sc ma farare.
Ten prechazel, hlede k re-
mi.
"Snad velebn6mu panu neco
neni?" ptala Sc Kacenka.
II jake pax neco je nebo ne
nj =" odpovedel durdiv6, SUI
jsem yam to, osobo, padesat-
KRAFT povfdal. Dojdete k pred
stavenym pro noviny."
Ty noviny pTedplacela obec
a Sly cd domu k domu; cd pred
staveneho dochazely k faraTi.
odtud do skoly a dale pc vsi.
Kdyz sc Kacenka pc chv1li
vratila s novinami, farar jeste
pfechazel. Jak uvidel noviny,
vytrhl je hospodyni z ruky a u
sednuv "a still rozkladal potts
teny arch.
"Toho jsem 81 cd velebneho
pana nezaslouzila ably mne tax
HE odbyval," spustila hospody
ne placfc.
FaraT zfral do novin, jake by
neslysel.
"PoTad tady bylo jake v raji
a ted najednou takovehle ira
penf."
Farar mlceI.
"Takova svata sp~okojenost
az radost a ted velebny pan
takhle della = a to jenom z
tech novin, z niceho jineho, drf
We byi svaty pokoj!" Tu jiz
ustala v placi a vyc1tala dosti
Dstre.
FaraT pod1val Sc ma nj do
bracky a rekl klidne: "Pros1m
vas, nekTicte a jd6te pc svem."
Parma Kacenka z1stala jake
ohromena.
81 ty ma dusicko krestan-
SKA" stenala, "takhle mne We
lebny pan jakteziv neodbyval''
"Odbyval, neodbyval," rekl
trochu podrazden, "ale vidite,
re chci cfsti!"
"Vzdyt to povldam, nepovi-
dam? Velebny pan je z tech
novin cely utrapeny, pofad je
V Mich, nemluvf ,nej1 = takove
trapenf ma mne Panb1h posila,
a bylo tn porad tax pekne!"
FaraT polozil noviny a zadi-
val Sc ma hospodyni.
"Pekne = povidate? Yam
Sc IDA, re pekn6! Kabat mann
tfinact rokG, jim jenom kyselo,
hrach a knedliky, grose v do
me nenf a ma to jsem dvanact
rokG studoval!"
Hospodyne dfvala Sc vsecka
udivena; pres dvacet rok1 zde
ma fare hospodaTila, ale takhle
pan farar dosud nemluvil,
Emu, kdyz Sc velebnemu pa
nu IDA, re mu jina Dude lepe
hospodarit, vzdyt ia mIzu jit;
KIDD della, ma ten kus chleba
vzdycky vydela," plakala.
Farar vstal a vsecek Sc chvel.
"Osobo, prosfm vas, netrap-
tie mne. Dobra, hodna, praco-
vita jste zenska, ale tomuhle
nerozum1te. Nen1 to pravda,
re jsem dvanact let studoval?
Nenf pravda, re mann kabat tri
nact let, re Jim skoro jenom
kyselo, hrach, knedliky? re
nemam grose v kapse?"
81 jen kdyz Panb1h zdravi
da a Tide mali jednoho radi,"
odpovedela d1tklive.
Faraf pTikyvuje trpce sc u
small.
"Tak, tax - stoIa neni zad-
ma, CO clovek dostane, ably IL
dem rozdal, sedlacit must, ably
byl xiv, a kdyz jednou "a vseho
zivota chce do sveta, nen1 gro
Sc -"
Mala ocka Kacencina otev-
Tela Sc siroce.
II ty ma dusicko- krestan
volala, go to pro Pana-
boha velebny pan mluvf?" a
plakala usedave.
"Kacenko, povfdam = oso-
DO, OsObO -"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-17
Napsal KAREL V. RAILS.

JON DN0dC-
ka dekuje, vessel do kuchyne.
"Povldam, Kacenko, je tn
Bubacka, ia dcera il az doko-
nala = az pGjde odtud, pama-
tujte nejakou tou bramborou
nebo trochu hrachu = pow
dam!"
Kacenka prisvedcila: II tot
Sc vi, velebny panel"
Kdyz starena odeSla, usedl
opet k novinam.
V poledne mu ku podivu chut-
nalo, hospodyne byla vsecka
p~otesena, re obratil.
"Tak to velebneho pana pre-
slo S tou Prahou?" sbirajic Sc
stolu ptala Sc vesele.
"Nepreslo, Kacenko, a ne
pfejde = konec a dost. Pole
deme do Prahy, pojedu ia, pc.
jedete WI"
"Maticko nebeska," sepjala
ruce a jaho zmamena hledela
ma kneze.
Tot jest ona, veleslavna Praha
ty zdi, brady, veze obrovske,
ono mesto CechG kralovske,
krasne jake Slavy dcera draha
"Vidfte, jak jeste pamatuju
CO starry Kollar zp1val," VIOLA.
farar a sehnut radostne beha.
pc pokoji.
Kacenka byla vsecka sklesla
ami nevedela, CO by honem re.
kla.
"PTece vecnym Slavy
budeS chramem,
peknobfeha NemcG sokyne,
zv1tezivsi v premozen1 samem'
opet nahlas nadsene deklamo
val. "Juz zv1tezila = proto j
mus1me videt!"
"Snad by velebny pan opra0
du nechtel, abych taky ia jela
Panbuh mne chran, abych 81
vydala ma takovou cestu!"
"Musfte Sc mnou, ukazu van
Prahu, beztoho byste il jakte.
Viva nevidela. Tuhle 81 precte.
tie v novinach, co Sc tam dele
jake slavy, radosti, zpevy - ty
ma dobroto, ty ma dobrotoi A
abyste vedela, proto jsem by
porad omamen, nevedel jsem
CO nam delat, ale uz je ko
nec!"
Gale penfze =" smala Sc no
spodyne doufaj1c, ty re pfece
velebneho pana odvrat1.
"Po pozehnan1 Sc pust1m de
Javorku, udelal jsem panu ia
rafi ledacos, must do mi phi
cit!"
"Dusicko kTestanska, jest3
dluhy = velebny pane, ia ne
vim, ia nev1m, co Sc to tax ma.
jednou stalo!" horekovala vi
douc, re vse marno.
Kdyz sc pan farar odpGldne
vratil z pozehnanf, shodil kle.
riku, kyrysek a natahuje svd.
cerny sosak, small Sc: "Trinact
let te nos1m, ale dobry jsi!"
Ma hlavu wal 81 kulaty
mekky klobouk odTene strechy
do ruky hill a vessel do kuchyne
TAX pGjdu, Kacenko, Pan.
bGh nejak pomdze, ale ma tn
vystavu mus1me!"
Kacenka sedela u kamen u
plakana.
"Velebny pane, ma tenhle
den do smrti nezapomenu, &C
jsem Sc uz naplakala!"
ely ma dobroto, jste Wy oso-
ba !'kficel farar "radost j chci
udelat, do Prahy il chci dovezt,
ably taky neco videla a "a to
vsecko dTenl a starosti Sc pote-
|sila, a lamentuje mi, jake by
mela j1t ma smrt!"
Kacenka jeste zaskytala, ale
Shy uz netekly. Srdce Sc j
zrovna zachvelo radostf a bla-
hem mad tou rec1 velebneho pa
ma.
"Pockejte, velebny pane"
pov1dala mckee, "do Javorku
nechodte, mann tady par grosG
snad to staci -"
Ted stall farar vsecek udiven.
"Skladala jsem to dlouho-
chtela jsem velebnemu panu
koupit ma zimu hozich, must do
tech skol a k nemocnemu a ne
nj taky juz mlad1k!" Pr te re-
81 hledala v truhle mobility.
Farar stall u okna, klepal no.
Ii a hledel do poll = ale nevi-
del.
"Tak tuhle, velebny pane
jedna, dive, til, Dude tn asi til
Get jednusek."
"Kacenko." zacal opet farar
este tuze dobra osoba, ale ko-
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
FASHION HINTS

ITO make yourself look like a
L million dollars you don't have
o spend small fortune for an ex-
pensive dress. Take stock of the
small, usually unnoticed details,
and make them prominent if you
want to strike dashing, colorful
note with your clothes.
For inskence in she May issue of
Good Housekeeping magazine, Hen
rietta Ripperger has some ingenioul
ideas to add glamour to your ward
robe. Buy plain metal buttons, sh'
suggests, as big as the buttonholes
will allow, and have your first
name engraved on them by jewell
er. The buttons plus the engraving
will cost about twenty-five cents
each. Match the buttons on your
new dress (the store can often do
it for you), take them to a jeweler
and have them soldered onto ten
cent earrings.
For evenings, Miss Ripperger
recommends sewing little gilt bells
to the edges of round veil, if you
want to ring . bell! Or match the
net of an evening dress, make it
into two stiffly tailored bows for
either side of your hair, and dust
d with brilliAnts, which you can
glue on with care. Or there's = new
clip, with nippers to hold . flower,
thst solves the hair problem nicely.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
HARTLY

Items of Personal and Social Inter-
est Cleaned About NeiehborhOod
Hartly July 2-Miss Elva Taylor
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. R.
G. Connor, of Kenton, recently.
Mrs. Jacob Blechman and son
are spending month visiting rela-
tives in California.
The many friends of Harry
Walls were sorry to hear he was
a patient in the Kent General Hos
pital.
Miss Charlotte King has return
ed home after spending the past
week with Miss Alice Hublers, of
Flourtown, Pa.
Miss Shirley Blechman has Miss
Marian Frankles, of New York
City, as her guest for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols and son, of
Richardson Park, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Poore and
children. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Poore spent Sunday at Tolchester
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lambert en-
tertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Waity and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dreaver and son,
of Frankford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris
had as their guests over the week.
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Davis and
children, of Beverly, N. j., and Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Polyanna and son, of
Camden, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shrivan
entertained recently, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bleck and daughter, of Cecil
ton, Nd, Mrs. Leonard Slaughter
and Mrs. Martin CHM, of Whining
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Stafford of Marydel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roadway en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr..
Harold A. Donley and Mr.. Baines,
of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newlin Wood and
Mr.. Fred Lawton entertained on
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Lawton and daughter, Of Dover,
and Miss Violet Lawton, of Will
MAXWELL Davis, Jr., was the guest
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Guessford
gave their son Joseph, a birthday
dinner on Sunday. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Loessner,
of Arlington, Va; Mr.. Woodall
Cochran, of st. Andrews School,
and Marge Karter.
The many friends of Mrs. Brad
ford Ennis were glad to hear she
was fortunate enough to receive
the large prize in the recent con-
test of The Transcript.
This section has gained exception
al note by having within its area a
tree of remarkable age and inter-
est. The tree is of the Eastwood
type and one of six of the largest
found in the State. 1t is located
on the farm of Reynolds and Boyer
about one-half mile east of Cold
well crossroads. 1t measures IL
feet and three inches in circumfer-
ence and still seems perfect in
strength, not a flaw can be seen.
The massive curiosity draws many
to the scene where it has stood for
many years.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03

The body of Count Reinhold Alb
ram Lewenhaupt has been disinter-
red from the Bayard family vault
in Old Swede's burial ground, and
sent to the relatives of the deceas-
ed near Stockholm, Sweden, for fin
al interment in the charge of the
Countess, nee Ellen Bayard. young
est daughter of the ex-Secretary of
State Thomas F. Bayard, and her
brother Thomas F. Bayard, Jr.
Joseph Bartlett, the father of Is
year old Anna Bartlett, who eloped
with married John Reed, aged 80,
has recovered from his serious at
tack of prostration. Nothing is
known of the elopers' whereabouts.
N. B.-Anna Bartlett turned up at
Chestertown, where sister resides
on Saturday, hearty and well. She
will return to New Castle. Moth
ing is known of Reed.
Smyrna times., 1941-07-03
CHESWOLD

Items of Personal anu Social In.
est GleaneA hnnt Nelghbcl hood
Cheswold, July 2 = Mrs, Addie
Luff spent Thursday with her niece,
Mrs. Victor Downs and Mr.. Downs
and her brother, Mr.. Samuel Legar,
of near Dover.
Mr.. Howard Rash and sister,
Miss Clara B. Rash, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Lawton, of
near Magnolia, on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mae Swain spent the
weekend at Milford.
Mrs. Norman Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl Smith, are spending
this week at Oak Orchard Beach.
Miss Clara B. Rash and brother,
Mr.. Howard Rash, entertained at
dinner, on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Layer and daughter, Miss
Villa Marie Layer, and Mrs. Mary
Layer.