davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Odcizene tisicovky v zehlicim
prkne.

Sc smutnou stfznosti ma pl-
zenskou policii pTisel reznik
Bedfich Kudyn z Plzne, Pre-
myslova ul. Nastradal 81 "a ne
jaky cas- 1926 korun, nechal 81
je pres den naprsnf kapse
kabatu a vecer Sc S pencil jiz
neshledal. Vypovedel dale, re
Je ma byte jake podnajemnfk S
|jinymi dvema rezniky, z nichz
'jeden tam bydl1 i Sc svou man
|zelkou. Policie podrobila vse-
Ichny tri vyslechu, pr cemz nej
podezrenf pablo ma 22le-
Itou manzelku reznfka tamtez
bydlfc1ho Jrinu Germantown,
ktera sc tez pc delsfm zapira-
nj doznala. Vzala penlze do
poledne, kdyz byla v byte sa-
ma a uschovala je do vykotla-
neho zehlfclho prkna. Tam ia
Ike ~nalezeny az ma dvacetiko-
runu, kterou, die vypovedi, ze-
ma obdarovala hostel, ably u
klidnila svedomf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Kra janka zabita.

Pr prechazen1 ulice nedale-
ko jejiho domova v Chicago
Katerina Polkova zasazena by
la automobilem Rolanda Pikea
a zranena tax tezce, re "a KRAFT
ko skonala v nemocnici Mont
rose, kan byla pc nestestf do
pravena. Pike Sc vymlouva, re
mu 69leta zena pred automobil
vbehla ma tax kratkou vzdale-
most, re nemohl zastaviti a
kdyz il srazil k zemi, tax zena
mimo vnitTnich zranenf utrpe-
la asi prorazen1 lebky, coz o.
statne pri inkvestu vyslo ma je-
vO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
PREDBEzNY
TEL ZABAV A N


= IA. zarf - nedele: Drum
Corps Osady sv. Vaclava pora-
ma Grab Feast" prfzemi
skoly sv. Vaclava cd l do 6 ho-
din odpoldene.
- II. zaff - stTeda vecer
obor Zlata Praha {. 81 J. G. D.
Dude pofadati "Bingo" We sko-
lie Augustine Hermana, rob
Glover st. a Ashland Ave.
- %. zaT1- nedele: Ochot-
nicky Spolek Osady sv. Vacla-
va sehraje v Auditorium Osa.
dy lidovou hru Sc zpevy "Su.
mavsky Slavfcek'. Zacatek Y
8:15 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
NechtSl Sc nechat zatknout,
ale platil.

Tvrde, re no policista Frank
Elliot nema pravo zatknouti
deset mil Cd hranic mesta, En-
win Newhous R 7, Benson, OBJ
jevil Sc v Omaze v policeman
soude pro rychlou jfzdu. Elliot
pravil soudci Palmerovl, re pro
nasledoval Newhouse Cd 65. a
Maple ul. do 10 mil "a mesto a
tyz jel rychlostl rs mil "a no
dinu. Newhouse zaplatil $40
pokuty a 1traty. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Veteran s~ebevrahem.

48lety Charles Shelton z Law
renceville, ILL.,, veteran re sve-
tove valky, ktery byl pohreso-
van, byl nalezen jake chladna
mrtvola. Shelton Sc sym au-
tenn zajel do husteho houst1 ne
daleko Lawrenceville, zadn1m
oknem prostrcil hadici cd w.
fuku a zadusil Sc. Mrtvolu ma
lezl 1Olety Marshall Calvert.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05

Earl Steiner koupil We draz-
be pri prodeji budov v m1ste
zabranem pro letiste, hospodu
Edelweiss Gardens a jake do
Dry soused najal ST jineho SOU
soda v East Omaze, ably mu no
spodu prestehoval ma move mis-
to ma FL. a Locust ul. Soused
hospodu pfestehoval ,ale pri u
m1stovanf teze ma move zakla-
dy Sc mu chalupa trochu pro-
bofila.
evils, ia jsem dosud neposa-
dill zadny dun ma zaklady e.
primal sc Steinerovi a Sci z pra
ce. TAX Steiner vynalezl, re Sc
nevyplac1 byti sousedskym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Blesk zabil 6 krav.

Ma farme Henry Seefusa ne
daleko Waterloo, v Nebrasce,
hylo zabito sest cennych krav
plemene Guernsey. Kravy Sc
"a prudkeho deste sbehly pod
kosaty strom, do nehoz uderil
blesk a vsechny zabil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Hoch zemrel ma poransni, jez
utrpel ma farms.

V Milwaukee, Wis, Glenn
Baratka, II let starry, zemrel v
nemocnici Columbia ma porane
nj, ktera utrp6l dine 27. cerven-
ce, kdyz byl prejet traktorem
ma farm6 sveho deda nedaleko
Phillips, Wis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Asi ne on.

V zoologicke zahrade SNAIL
Sc pan Kopista zapTfsti rozho-
vor Sc slecinkou. u klece s O.
picemi Sc mu to podaTilo. Pra-
vii:
"Vid'te, slecno, ty opice jsou
vlastne velmi sympaticka wi
Tatka!"
Slecna odpovedela chladne
"Ano, ale jenom ty v kleci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Shrineri We Winnipegu.

We Winnipegu byla zahajena
konvence velke Zednarske or
ganisace Shriners z Kanady a
re strednfho zapadu Spoje-
nych StatG a pres 5000 americ-
kych host1 bylo pTftomno. A
mericanIm sc dostalo zvlaste
skveleho uvitani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Hrbitov $ jednim hrobem.

Ma Habrfne u Nepasic ma
Kralove-hradecku je hTbitGvek
rrvn1ch evangelical. Ones je
jiz bez hrob1. Jen uprostred
stojf jediny pomnfk
VavrIv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Roztrzitost.

Pane profesora, stall jste Sc
otcem hezkeho kluka."
"Skutecne? Hned to jdete o.
znamit me pan1."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
veaY,ualeine" "<6eieke
tuerSen >,irheefmhrt

Gie ~SnpDnlfina" s8eiese muroen
leBte gSofe bereits blrhgefiibrt ir
Der ltnteren Staot uno anberen 8e,
id)Gftspierteln in Glepelano mn6 iper,
oen naaemein BON ser gcpolferuna
gItaebeiBen.
Gie Snltruftionen, Die ben Shub.
lel'ten in 9urd)iiibruna Der Beiebe
erteilt ipurben, iino GualitGt nno
niht fiir SlantitGt I'M Berhaiten
bon 8eletoerlesern. 0erbaitungen
iperoen MIR porgenommen. ipenn e.
nc Eerion ibr 2eben ooer geine ooer
ocs eigentllm ODER 9eben zines an,
oeren in 8eiabr bringt.
@Gbrenb bieier ISOLDE iper6en Die
Se'ete aitd in anberen Seilen Der
Staot ourfgefiibrt. 9lle Yoli3iiten
lino nit ~sSnprnlfing" .&nrten Der.
'eben fporoen llnb tie iperoen ibren
Seil na5u beitragen Die Stabt our
Iiferlten groBen Staot i'm 2ano 81
MAIDEN. 3u ibrer eigenen Siferbeit
nm WerbaItltng 5u perbiiten, ieiS
porIihtig beim arel,5en Der StraEe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
Dentitter perntari4 atai
1tieto
(Ghlub bon Seite ~

Stooten ibres 9feihes buben Die gol'
lhelpifen in oieier Staot Der groben
firdliden TRADITION bie pbplilhe
Gernihtlln9 Ser SnteGi9en5Ididt er'
ltrebt, ober trob aller 5erorafte rno
@Iutbdoer ooh sic &rdite Ser Sra'
biticn niht pollig pertilgcn fonnen.
Gus grobe Tolf ser llfrainer, ebenlo
soblrei6 lpie oas Ser 6ran5oien, bat
lih INNER oonad) geiebnt, auf benz
meiten Malm bon Sen &arpatben
bis snr &rim einmnl BEN Sraltm
Ser int 12. ,Sabrbunbert perlorenen
politiichen ltnabbingi9feit ipieoer
uCrlpirflihen SIT fonnen. Ser Teri,th
ser Teutichen in erlten Weltfrteg.
clncn lcbenSfGbigen llfraini'hen
Staot 5u ldnfien id,eiterte an poli.
tlihem Tilctnntismils altf oelttid)er
unb nlf ufrniniider Seite. Wenn
MIN bie ocrtlhen Sruppen IN &ieip
cinlnorifieren iolten, barf man er.
morten, oob bieler Elan nod ein'
mol in Mnarifi eenommen Miro, nit
beiierer &orbereit,n9 als oantals.
ober ruobl o1h inter nod gr0Beren
peltpolitilhcn Shlpierigfeiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
HippeHren,e Gteater
ySum, did anb Sarrp" beginnt
am 26. Snli.

Ginger Rogers fonmt nuf Dem
Sippobronc Sbcoter Snmstag, Den
26. Suli in .Som, Sid nnb Sur,
rn", ihr critics 9ilb icit ihrer Mone
in ~aittn SSople". ippourd) lie einpn
Grci$ crrnng.
Ginger ipieIte ,<onie, cine fleine
tnnr Selephnn- Sperateurin, sic iid'
mit hrei AHGnnCr 6u aIeid)er 3eii
pGrlobt umo bns rltit cine amiiiante
Sitlrntion hcrpor, 10 baB Com,
Sid nnh Snrrn" oas nusltehenoc
Stouipicl Ser Saiion miro.
@cnra Wiurphcp ipiclt Com als
9llltopcrfGlfer, Der ihr brci Sabre
lang hoificrt urN lie iugt hoh nid1i
ga. slunn NtnrihuH ipielt Did. Elm
reid,cr annbe. @urgeb Iercoith
'pielt Die Hone bCs Sarrp, zines
8oroaemnrn. llub bie urme Sanie
lit nit allen brei perIobt uno nIb
Damn sl Qliterlett BOD, einen atser.
fp1hIen. @rr iif einmnl gut unter,
holtcn mill, perpuife bieicn Slim
nid,t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
Tim Bic Dicnjt3eit>
perlGnecrmne
ShIuf, bon Seite l..

Darn. nnh II Sabren erhielten III
9lnltPlung on Der Eoit uno Giien,
babn, Die bel0e in Healerlmgsbelit,
tpnrcn. &cin Sf)ubmann puroe an.
aelteIlt, ipern er nift qeoient botte
ser Maribna'ihen ,Sorocrrngen
olrh Notwithstanding.
Sn oieIem 3uianmenbang lit es
plelleldt angebradt, an Dos Gapitu.
lantenipltem 5u erirncrn, nie es in,
Seutifcn Seer bis suln erltcn 8elt.
frieg iiblih ipar. Inter oieiem Sp.
item ipllroe geeigneten Soloatcn nod
Iblalti ibrcr s!rei. ohcr breiiGhrigcn
Slenit5eit Die Wodlihfeit gt,oten,
pciter bel Der Sabine 5u bleiben. Sit
erbielten bnfiir Elm &apituIations.
Sanogelo unb eriparben nah glb.
lauf bon 5lpolf Sabren als WiIit1r.
nlllpnrter oas 9lnreht nuf l(ebernnb,
me in Die 3ipilperipaltilng.
@enn cs Der e-cresleitllng midi
gelingt. Den &ongre6 3u elmer oll
genlelnen GerlGngerung ser 9ienit.
seit ST belucgen. ipdre es pielleid)l
nrOglid, burf bieie oelttihen ober
ahnlid)e Metbpben einen 9(nreis AIT,
Sier IN 9lnlerifa tragen Die 9rief,
tr1ger Hegen'firme unb Die Sd)uB,
lcllte leioen an Settiuft gum Sell
Sas OeutIfe MilitGr bat WGnne,
aus Der SSllgenb gemnht. Soife oaf
bier nidt Sampelmdnner beraus
fommcn.) 90.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

Gnrh Die Nluminillmiomnlun9 lpll
bc %eriorgun9 Der 9iiiltllnasinbultrte
nit hieicm Mctun, an hem bereit5 elm
bctrdd,tlichcr Minngcl herridt, cine not
menoige grndnSune iinben Sm Tnlace
S6catcr miro bcic gSpd,e Elm fllr5erSilm
ae3eiat, Der pom 9totltanosbimo IN
8aibinaton ipc5ieu fir oielen 3lued
bcrgcitcllt porben lit unb Die Sehcutung
bes Slhlminillnls filr bic rationale Scr
tcibionnN pcranid)ulllirbcn ipu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

bielcr &ugne beihditi9ten @edmten
ober frctlplligen $oelfer cbrdlt Te5abz
lnnN. gtdbcre Musfunit bnriber ertcilt
Der Afitorbeiter bes @iir9ermeiiters.
Faul Srpddlp, Der iein @iirp IN Der
Subtle $onll Idt. Dtan rufe an: Wain
$500.
Inter Den $4,000 Summlern, Die am
per9ongcnen Sonnabenb bon Soaus 81
onus Gingen unb Die Sausba[te permerfs
ten, in benen ilbcriliiiiiges Iluminium
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

81 baben lit, befinben iid ulleir 5000
Npp Scont5 Sieie orbeiten inter Der
Scitling eines Scput Wnlters inuerbaIb
ibrer ei9enen @e5irfe Sic llnteritilelin9
onrd Vop Scouts fonnte gelponnen luer@
ben, nad)oem Der Wir9ern,eiiter SEEM
Oprfs, s. s.. Su@uaroia, gum Sirettpr
Der 5iullen %erteioiauno ernaunt. lie
I'M Sntcrciie bes natipno(en &alnpugne
oarunn acbetcn bate. Sames g. Belt,
Der 1eter Der II. 9. @up Scouts, iagte
Ipiprt al
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
Cain PART Gteater
5mbrt oas Gnitipiel ,anidcrboder
Soli6ap" amf.

Noditen 5reitag uno Samstaa.
%. uno 26. Suli, fiibrt bas gain
Yarf 3beater Maripeus Mnoerions
mnlifaliid)es Suitipiel alf 81 benz
anrt Wail Die Wufif geihrieben bat.
Tas Stiid ipielt in Wetp Mmlterbam
als es nur 600 seelen 8dblte.. Bro,
minent i'm Horoererunb Itebt Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
GlepelatS iammett altes 2llunti,,iut,t

Ste'er FIdn 5eiet oie 81 8esirte
Glepelanes an, in fpeltcn am peroons
aenen Spnnabenb Die aontpagne alrr
Cinldmn1un9 bon GIt glIuminilm fir
rle rationale @erteibisuna beaonncn
bat. SrcipiIlise tonnen iidJ nod immer
6llr %erfiialln0 itellen, nm an einer Or
foIlnna aIler 5altsb1lte nit5urlpirfen,
Die slbfdle bieies "Details ubgebcn mol
len, nit eeren giniumn,luno am font
menoen Sonnabenb, Sen 26. Suli, burd,
beIonrere Srnbs ToriorGc qetrpffen 1T.
Sic Gt0cntimer bon Sruds iino einoez
Iaben, iid, an bieiem 8erf curch 8e1teIs
lung nbtomntlid'er @aaen 81 betcilieen.
Cine Gntld'dei9una rofiir fam ieoud,
nldt geleiitet iuerben; fcincr Der NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

- Gie ofienilihe Meinllne lit
cine 8eridtsbarfeit, oie mir ME Dol
Iig oucrfcnnen. aber audi ME poaig
Suriidlpciicn Oiirfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

8algen, iiber Sen bas Council Il,
beioen slften Elm Spfer iuht. Sionep
8 .Spapoe fiibrt Dies Stiid oui mi:
Sanoel @aosipprtb aIs Muiifoires.
tor uno Tclano 90. arous oils Sans.
oireftor. s. Eat S'&eefe ipiclt Die
Hcae OILS Netcr Stlppeio1lt, aen.
netb 8. 8roban tritt ols @nibings
ton Srping allf, Wiaiom 9cebn
Ipielt 9ron unO Snnct Solep ipielt
Gina Sieubopcn. 0ann ipielen nod
nit Toberbilt Mpolepelt, Tun Sort.
lanot Sr., Be Eeplter, Shcrmcrborn
llno piele onNcre.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

- llntcritiiben sic Sic in unicrer
3citrnn on5eiaeuoen @elhdftslclltc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

- Tie meiIten Megiefebler iinh
5peifclsohne ouf Ser ariegsbiibne au
uer5eihnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

ui ltlIlI lallI p(IiiI(lut!l iihbit uiH
Ser ScnitcriGfer, Gr 5icbt fiihlC SuIi
bereiu lno treibt iflehtc hinuls.
@cnn Sic in cinCm GiItrift mob.
men Der 'chr Itoltbig lit, lno Den
Stolib ourh ons sscnItCr ms 3immer
treibt, miro ser Seniterpentilator ge.
niigeno friihe Slrft ms Simmer
hringen lmo 5irfllIiCrcn. SicIc unS
anoere SiibIopparutc limo gut fiir
,npnlihCn. &inbcr lmN nltc Gent,
rnb iolhc Die OH &Cltiicbcr ma
9lIthma leioCn.
Gin &iihcni0dler miro oic Sra,
6ca @alIiCa uinfuumen beiBcn. OPWr
or entiernt oic hciBe @uit unb hel
Gcrud) bcim aodcn ans Der aiidc
Sic &ibc miro fem grobes TrobIen
Iein in ser Slide nit cincm CIcf
lriifen Sicn ODER 9ioiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

@unq jr bolten. Gr lpisN - nffenC
5Senltcr initullicrt lmb fiihlt inbcnl
cr iortmGhrCno oie belize @uft nu3
Sem Simmer auSihlicBt uno fiihI3
Suft BON hrarlbcn 5iGbt.
Seibc 3immcr i'm ,}ucitcn Stpd
perbGn ibuCn bic Nad),r r:thc raubCn,
penn hns Soua fcinrn : IItfGdler an
Dem Iubhoocn hat. Gticr Sdd)cr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
3etn bel 8entberabitar3
in 2ler>irlan> octStct

9elfnit. ,3ehn Teripnen, oarlHtter
iedls Oiitglieber bes lreiblidlen Silis-
bicnites fiir Die @lTtpaIfe, ipuroen
beim .NbItnrS zines Suoion gonbcrs
getotet. Ser glppurat Itiirste. naf-
Dem er einen SelephonpfoIten ge-
Itreift bntte, alif cine aantine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

- Seine Storllna bcs Huno,
'lnfs lit 10 itlirrm lpie oie Sto,
rllng 0l,rh oen Hunbfunf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
Gs 1T lsiett, futl
tan> ireuSie su blciben
Sier tit oas Scbcimuis.

Nit oil Dem &omfort bon aiihI.
apparatcn bie beut5utngc erhGItIitj
'tno, gibt cs feinen 8rllno. ihrc ion,
ltige GinItellltna nid1t SIT Samcn lpcr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

@etters.
Sieie uerid'ie0Gncn Seller uon
SommGrfonls drt treifcn ieSen
Shliiiiel in ser Ereislpaqe. pon be.
fannten Saielmooea Gleftriihe ;S0.
der bis gum grpBen auiten- Simmer.
fiibler. ser bie Suft fiItriert, beieud.
tet, fiibIt uno 5irfltliert.
Oie groBcre Tcrlion oes eteftr.
SufelfdfIers lit Der TcniteriGher oeS
Sliieels reniger nls 80 3ou Curd,'
meIIer, iino es fraftia genug bie
Suit in eincm fleineren Saus 1T
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24

- ltnteritiiben Sic bie in unIerer
Seitung nn5eigenben 8eIddftslelte !.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash ington, D. C., enclosing a Scent postage stamp for personal reply.
 e. When did pari-mutuel betting first come into existence?
 A. It was introduced in France in 1865, and was legalized there by the Riotteau Law of 1891.
 e. What is the distance between stakes of a standard horseshoe court?
 A. Forty feet from stake to stake. The stakes, when driven into the ground, must remain 12 inches above the surface, and be on a 3 inch incline. Horeshoes must not weigh in excess of 9 1-2 pounds. A circular giving the rules for horse shoe pitching may be obtained from Waterbury Democrat Service Bu- reau, 1913 Thirteenth St., Washing ton, D. C., by enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope and asking for information on Horseshoe Pitching"
 e. Who won the 1940 batting championship of the InternationAl Baseball League?
 A. Murray (Red) Howell, of the Baltimore Orioles, with an average of .S59.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15

He was opening can of peas One of her aprons was tied hap hazardly around his waist. He said slowly, T guess you're right. IT didn't think about that" He dumped the peas into a saucepan. "Tell you what, you take my car"
 No, thanks. I might smash it up.'
 Its insured. Go on, Martha, take it. You know alarmed well Peg isn't going to stand the trip
 She hated to give in, but she had a sudden vision of herself and Bill getting into the car, riding far away from the camp - really spending the day together as if the Army had never existed. "Au right
 He began to set the table, and automatically, she reached for the knives and forks and helped him. They cleaned up together, after ward. She washed the dishes and he dried them.
 And this is how I'm never going to be alone with Paul any more,' she thought bitterly. q have no spine, that's all. ought to tell him he mustn't come here again. It doesn't look we'll"
 Paul was silent, yielding the dish cloth, putting the things away. Once he said absently, T always liked these plates. Saw them in a window once, remem- Der, when we were walking on Broad street?"
 But she didn't remember. He said, "Oh, you liked them, too" She wondered, wretchedly, if 1t had been one of those times when she'd talked about how she'd fur nish the home they were to have together.
 The kitchen spic and span, they went into the living room, Butch padding along behind them. "I've got lots of things still to do," Martha said uncomfortably, as Paul settled himself in the red leather chair. T meant to iron my dress, and wash some things"
 But Paul didn't take the hint. He only sat there, his pipe in his hand, giving her a direct, unread able look.
 Whats the matter with you, Martha?" he demanded at last.
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'This whole week you've been acting very strange. You've stalled me off every single night, sneaked out today snubbed me in the office. I promised Bill I'd take care of you, didn't I? You don't seem to be giving me much of 8 chance"
 q can take care of myself" she told him. Tt was nice of you and Suzanne to rally around, those first two weeks. But now"
 Nov, what? Now you don't want me bothering you? Is that it?"
 All at once, he was out of the chair, taking a swift step toward her. His hand touched hers. He looked down at her very gravely. Something's happened to you, Martha. I've been feeling 1t all week You're different. Edging away, stiff irritable. What is 1t? Have I said something-done anything to offend you?"
 "Oh, no, of course not" She snatched her hand away and re- treated swiftly. "It;s s.nip1y that I realized I was well, depending on you pretty solidly for company, Paul. That isn't fair to you. You have your own life. I'm not really your responsibility. After all, Bill ! and I are only your friends. Why should you bother with me so much that I take up all your timer"
 But I want to bother! want to be with you, help, you, make things easier for you while he's away. Haven't the three of us always"
 vest she cried uncontrollably in a small, choked voice. "Yes, Paul, that's just it. The three of us!"
 (To Be Continued)
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Cn AMlllM CRACKERS
ORGANIZED LABOR

The two great factions of organ ized labor in the United States re- gently held their conventions. Here are five questions dealing with these organizations.
 l. Who is the new president of the Congress of Industrial Organ iZations?
 2. The new president of the c. T. o. and his predecessor both rose through the ranks of the same union. What is it?
 3. Who is president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor? In what city was its recent convention held?
 4. Climax of the differences which led to the formation of the c. I. O. came at an A. F. of L. convention in Atlantic City, same city where the c. I. O. recently met. In what year did that split come?
 5. One of the issues discussed at the A. F. of L. convention was that of alleged racketeering among union leaders, and one of the leaders in the discussion is president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union. Who is he?
 Answers on Back Page
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PAUL GETS AN ANSWER
CHAPTER TX

1 NhAK \ Ekb LA q don't thin kso, Martha. I'll try, but I don't think l can make it."
 "Neyer mind. I'll be around early Sunday. Oh, it'll be won- derful seeing you again!
 The operators mechanical voice cut in. ''Your three minutes are up."
 "ooodby, Bill. See you Sum- dayl"
 "Goodby, honey" Martha could hardly wait for Sunday, and Bills strong arms around her again. Once she was close to him - once they looked into each others eyes - the world would stop tilting, the strange and nameless fears that had been hounding her ever since Suzanne came to the apartment would fade away, like the misty, unreal sha- dows they were.
 Saturday morning she told Paul, sT'm going to camp to see Bill. I'm driving out this afternoon"
 "In that old wreck you call a car?"
 T can make it.
 "Let me drive you, Martha. Your car will fall apartl It's more than 8 hundred miles to camp.
 Maybe I'll take the train," she said.
 His face closed up, and he turned away. He was closeted with the Chief and man from the Air Corps all the morning. so at F o'clock she was able to walk out without being forced to re- fuse any more invitations.
 In the apartment, she set to work with furious energy. There was a fresh white collar to be pasted on her navy blue dress and her hair to shampoo. After ward, she'd go out and buy some new socks for Bill. He had said his feet hurt, and by now there must be gaping holes in those other socks.
 Her head was deep in the wash bowl, her hair full of soap when the doorbell rang. Impatiently, she swathed her hair in a towel, slipped into a housecoat and went to the door.
 Paul, bearing aloft a huge brown paper bag that could hold only groceries, stood outside. Martha looked at him help iessly. I'm washing my hair"
 So I deducted. Whats the matter with beauty parlors?" He walked in matter of -factly, toss ing his hat on the end table and proceeding to the kitchen where he dumped the bag. They cost too much" 1 She bit her lip. Now what was she going to do? How was she going to get him out of here? It had never occurred to her that Paul would drop in casually, as he used to do before Bill went away.
 Go on finish the job,'' he said. "Had your lunch? thought not. I'll fix something. And I've got 8 lot of stuff here for a picnic lunch on the road" ! ''On the road?" ! You don't think I believed that stall about taking the train? In the first place, the camps couple of miles out of town, you'd have to find bus or taxi. In the second place, knew alarmed well you'd start out in that rattle trap. And get stuck somewhere on the road"
 She was so astonished she didn't know what to say. Uneasily, she went back to finish her hair. She toweled it vigorously, afterward, and set it herself, with newly clumsy fingers. Paul mustn't go with her tomorrow. It had been a whole month since she saw Bill Thered be so much to say to each other, lit tie things. And besides
 Her eyes were troubled when she came into the kitchen. Paul, you simply can't horn in on the first time Bill and see each other"