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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

Clean nice furnished rooms.
Hot and cold running water In
every room. Light housekeep-
ing. Weekly l..tes, single per-
sons So, 2 persons 81. Gentle
house. 40 South Walnut. Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

SACRIFICE - Certified IN
Yukon mink. 0ood broo111G
stocks SIS each includlnG -
box and pen. s. u. ToWnDo06
$3.50 Wamund, Van pYAq|
Mich. Call Twinbroek 1piyo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

Small mahogany upright pi-
ano with bench for sale, $50.
22036 Normandy, East Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Hotel Seymour

sOv
30 South Walnut St.. Mount
Clemens. Same rates winter
and summer Hot and cold run.
ninE water in every room. All
, new Simmons beds: showers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

100 Rock pullets for sale; nix
months old. Stanley Haneatyk.
1850 Hart road. Phone Armada
2107.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

For Sale-Two milk goats.
Reasonable. l300l CouwdGR
street (one-half mile north %
Eight Mile and Schoonhogx9
Warren township.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

Plymouth, 1888 Tudor. Radio,
heater, 5 good tires. $3.50 cash.
1873 Moross, Mt. Cleroens.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10
Revision of Social
Security Considered

Revision Of the social security pro-
gram to provide increased protection
for men in the armed forces and their
dependents, and to reduce the impact
OF postwar unemployment, is proposed
under a plan drafted by a group Of
social insurance experts.
The plan, developed. by 90 experts
under the Craftsmanship Of Abraham
Epstein. executive secretary Of the
American Association for Social Sc
curity. recommends an interrelated
structure Of unemployment insurance,
emergency benefits, public work and
occupational training.
All demobilized soldiers would be
eligible for "self-respecting cash
maintenance" for six months or a year
after they left the armed services.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10
Sleeping Sickness
AffLicts Birds, Too

A Montana scientist told the North
west Scientific association at Spokane
that encephalitis, or sleeping sickness
afflicts not only horses and men but
likewise birds, rodents and mosquitoes
The speaker was DR.. H r. Cox. prin-
cipal bacteriologist OF the United
States public health service laboratory
at Hamilton, Mont. and winner Of the
Theobald-S award for outstanding
contributions to the advancement OF
science.
DR.. Cox said the disease probably
is transmitted by mosquitoes.
He said 5000 persons were stricken
with the disease in Minnesota and
North Dakota during the last year
and that number of troops in Can
ada had been sufferers Of the disease.
The Pacific northwest can expect
vast expansion of oriental trade and
development after the war Is over"
George F. Yantis OF Olympia. member
of the national resources planning
board, told the association.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10
McDOnald-McC Coy Fight Was
One OF Best Held in Montana

In the sixth round McDonaIds
gloves burst at the knuckles and Nc
Coy raised an objection, whereupon
three minutes were lost providing the
challenger with new gloves.
In the seventh round Mccoy was
knocked down. Mcdonald injured his
right hand In this round and during
the balance Of the fight was compelled
4 TO do most Of his work with the left.
/ In the eighth Mcdonald forced the
1 fighting and for several rounds Nc
Coy played safe by retreating from
| the onslaughts.
In the 22d round Mccoy again was
knocked to the mat and was bleeding
profusely at the close
When time was called for the 3Ist
round the beauty OF both men was
badly marred. There were a few mo-
ments OF sparring when Mccoy let
90 his left and landed 1t upon Nc
Donalds neck. The latter fell like a
log, his head striking the boards with
terrible force In moment Mcdonald
was trying 10 rise. He got partly up
and fell again Time was called, and
Mcdonald failing to respond. the ref
cree awarded the fight to Mccoy. Nc
Donald'S seconds raised him to the
seat in his corner. He was there but
a moment or two when he staggered
to his feet Hayes tried to force him
back to his seat but with the strength
Of a giant he was carrying his trainer
along with him when his friends
caught him and put him back on his
chair. Even then he wanted to continue
the fight. He declared he wasn't
whipped and insisted on being per-
mitted to fight it out. He was finally
carried to an adjoining building and
the crowd dispersed.
A benefit performance was given at
the Park theater the following Wed !
nesday night for Mcdonald. attended |
by Mccoy. who made a speech saying |
was as game a man as he
had ever met and could stand more .
than any pugilist he had
ever fought.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10
FIFTEEN STATE
COUNTIES OWE
WELFARE BOARD
AMOUNT OF SSS5,64S FOR GRANTS
maid EXTENDED PRIOR
TO JUNE 80, 1881

Futeen Montana counties still owe
the state welfare department $685. ,64s
IN grantS-in-aid extended them prlor
70 June 80. 1871. a check OF depart
ment records disclosed.
J. B. Convery, state welfare admin
istrator. estimated these counties could
raise s9i ,i00.59 during the year from
special levy Of up TO min author
yea by the 1871 legislature to enable
them TO finance their own relief loads
and clear their debts to the state.
The money stin owed the depart
ment. Convery said, was to be used
TO help finance the states program
OF paying $50 monthly allowances 20
sillcosis sufferers. The state board Of
examiners recently authorized him 20
collect and use the old balances for
the silicosis program after he reported
the $4,000 appropriated by the legis-
lature to make the payments during
the fiscal year would fall short by
some 100000
Department records showed only 20
OF the states 56 counties levied the
additional tax Of up 10 / mill to put
their relief funds back into the black
and that the others we're able TO clear
up their state debts from poor fund
SURPRISES resulting from a reduced re-
lief load
Largest individual debtor among the
counties was MLssoula. which owed the
state S75s0i.23 in relief grants. Silver
Bow was second with a debt Of s6l,-
2l985 after making a payment Of SILL
1888 on Dec l6.
Other counties and the amounts stin
owed included:
Carbon, 50 500 65; Carter. Sls.s52 80;
Fergus. s16i7s2O after a payment Of
s5.57564 Dec. 10: Flathead. S24.3O76T;
Garfield. 1891 %: Lincoln. s26 1851;
Madison. s4,056.75: McCone. 1851 IS;
1895 80: Musselshell. s32,-
58605; Ravaln. sl8,2O642; Richland,
ST 1892. and Sheridan, SIS. 320.47.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10

Even as is the case today, member
of the old vests underworld had al
effective and deadly system of dealinl
with associates who violated their par.
ticular code of ethics. One breach O.
the accepted standard of conduct wa
enough. Very suddenly thereafter the
! perpetrator disappeared never again
to be seen and seldom heard from
The case of Charley Forbes, a mem
Der of the Henry Plummer gang o.
road agents, who killed and robbed
with abandon in and about the regions
of Alder Gulch and Bannack in the
days when gold was king, illustrates
the point
Forbes, a youth of fine appearance
and eloquent tongue, but despite a
good background one of the most de-
PRAYED Of Plummer's men, faded from
the scene completely after a display
of conduct deemed unseemly by his
associates in connection with the MUIR
der of one Dillingham;, deputy sheriff,
on the streets of Alder Gulch In broad
daylight.
Dillingham;, the only honest deputy
IN Plummer's employ, and who was
given the job only because the dapper
sheriff thought he was as crooked as
the rest of the boys, let drop some
information about contemplated rob-
berry and it wasn't long thereafter be-
fore he was a marked man.
1t was shortly after discovery of the
Alder Gulch deposits and many left
to get in on the new bonanza.
Among them was the Hon. Washington
who had been at work at
the Bannack mines from the time of
their discovery, a miner named Dodge
and a third person whose name re-
mains unknown. Each was supposed to
possess a considerable amount of gold.
Dodge was told by Dillingham;, on the
I'VE of their intended departure, that
Buck Stinson, Hayes Lyons and Forbes
planned to rob them on the way and
had requested Dillingham; to assist |
hem with the job.
When the time for departure ar
lived, Dodge, very wisely, declined to /
cave. The others tainted him until /
he finally broke down and revealed
What Dillingham; had told him. Stin-
on, Lyons and Fort5es heard Of 1t
nd, realizing that this sort Of squeal-
ng couldn't be tolerated If they were
o continue In the robbery business,
etermtned to STAY the deputy.
Lyons and Forbes rode to Virginia
ity and finding Dillingham; there,
hey, In company with Stinson, met
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10

volunteered to go in search Of him.
PIummer After HauSer
Once again in Bannack, Sanders
heard Henry Tilden's story, and be-
came convinced that the boy told the
truth. This simply confirmed the
worst that had been heard of Plum
mer. BY putting two and two together,
the decent element was not long in
coming to the conclusion that the sil-
yer Plummer went out to seek that
November day was carried on the per-
son Of Samuel Hauser, afterwards
governor Of Montana, who left for the
east with a large amount Of money,
on the evening Of Henry Tilden's adj
venture
Hauser told Governor Edgerton he
feared an attempt would be made to
rob him before he could reach Horse
Prairie, where he would join a train
numbering enough men to serve as
protection from any ordinary attack.
Later 1t was learned that Plummer,
not finding Hauser, concluded he had
not left town, and returned there to
learn If this were true. Reaching Ban
mack and finding that Hauser had
left, Plummer again set out to inter-
cept him before he could reach Horse
Prairie. but was too late.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10

from the crowd but his fellows were
not swayed by any such emotions.
Charley soon disappeared. Nobody
knew what became Of him. 1t was ru-
mored that he had fallen victim Of
the vengeance Of his comrades. This
was finally confirmed by the robbers
themselves, who said he had been
killed by Augustus Moore in a quarrel
at the Big Horn river. Moore killed
Forbes' horse at the same time and
burned the bodies Of both to ashes TO
avoid detection.
Charley Forbes could double-croSs
no more.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-10

Some natives OF South America.
when they journey at night, carry
luminous beetles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
THE MODERN
ULTRA SHORT WAVE

other treatments have failed, including
sinus, lumbaEo, neuritis, bronchial catarrh,
common colds. muscular and ioint COM
plants, and other acute ehronie diseases.
OTHER DISEASES
Symptoms and ailments carefully diagnosed
and treated are Anenia, Asthma, Nerve
Weakness. Rheumatism. Also ear, nose,
throat, yaricose veins and ulcers, gas
bloatlng. dropped stomach and abdominal
main
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Indicted on Bogus Sales

GRAND RAPIDS. May II
Miller Wander Plas, 80. was under
federal grand jury indictment to-
day on charges of selling three
bills of lading 10 the McPhail In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
s 70 MACH
TROUBLES
Liver, Gall Bladder, Blood and Skin
Disorders and Other Chronic ALL
ments Diagnosed and Treated

We are Offering all who suner. an ex-
animation. including blood pressure test
and a chemical urinalysis, diagnosis, By
mi H. nd AnnnannInla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
GRADUATE NURSE
In Constant Attendance

Clip and bring coupon below NOWi n
entities you Ca a complete examination, ~
stated aboNe. Tor 50.
+, y. Mead, NJ. ~, Owner and Mgr.
J, 1886 broadway. Across from Broadway
/, Market Rooms s0I-s03. Tel CA. ts4o.
, Hours; TO q, Except Tuesday,
, Thursday and Saturday. . - . T-s-1t ,
I -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

Ivestment Company on non-ex-
.istent shipments to Ohio and
Indiana purchasers lie was re-
leased under $500 bond. f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
What's on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times BY
the stations herein listed.
II the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Naziste 81 pfivlastnujf brad
KarlHEv Tyn.

Poole nacistickeho tvrzeni
je KarlGv Tin, stejne jake
Hradcany, clsafskym hradem.
Kdyz vGdce nemecke mladeze
Baldur Won Schirach n~avstfvil
Prahu, zavezli jej jeho meme
ct1 prdvodci take ma Karldv
Tyn a pragerman Wostry, pro-
fesor prazske nemecke univer-
.sity, podal vyklad O hradu
Karla w.
Tento brad je pry nejen kle-
notem, pokud jde o krasu, ale
SWIM urcenfm jake 1schovna
"risskych klenotd a insight a
tax zvanych relikvi1 rise" je
pry predurcen byti hradem
imperialnlm. Nechce snad pan
Wostry, ably Sc KarlGv Tyn stall
sfdlem imperatora velkon6me-
cke rise Adolfa Hitlera?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Zakoufila ST.

Ma 2. patre domu 1895 Ad-
Olson Road, v Clevelandu, ohen
81 vyzadal zivot Made zeny.
Byvsi zatarasena plameny We
SVEN byte, stala Sc 25leta He
lena Lewandowska hysteric-
kou a vyskocila pc hlave O.
knem a narazila hlavou ma
chodnlk.
Muz jeff, 25lety Henry Lee
w~andowski, nocn1 delnlk We va
lecne tovarne, prijel do Mt. ST.
mai nemocnice pT1lis pozde, a.
by zastihl svou zenu jeste ma
zivu.
Mlady muz sc shroutil, kdyz
mu bylo sdeleno, re jeho zena
prave skonala a musel byt O.
setren injekcf ma utisenf nervd.
Pozdeji, kdyz jej policie zave-
fla do dvousvetnicoveho bytu,
propukl v plac, kdyz zpozoro-
val ma bureau naramkove no
dinky, jichz sklo bylo praskle
a roztavene zarem. Vlozil je
do kapsy a pravil, re mu je da-
la k vanocGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
~Zapomenuty Z stEl
u LUXE.

Je mnoho mist v Cechach,
kde pobyval slavny valecnik
Jan Zizka z Troncova. Vsu-
de, kde Sc sym vojskem tail,
uchovali 81 vzdy obcane ma liz
ku peknou vzpomfnku. Je Una
mo, re vojaci pfipravovali
vzdy pro zizku kameny We
stolI a ma tech bylo
pTedkladano jfdlo. Dodnes Sc
temto m1stGm r1ka ZizkGv still.
Takove stoly mono spatTiti u
hradu Rychmburku, u Podlazic
a konecne take u LUXE. Je me-
ri hradiskem rabounskym a
domanickym u obce Billy kun.
Je to m1sto divoce zarostle ira
YOU. Ma 9 sah1 v prGmeru. Je
to pahorek, obehnany pT1ko-
penn. Zde pry obedval zizka
pred dobyvan1m hradu ra-
bounskeho. Povest dokonce
tvrdf, re v helmicfch snaseli
hlfnu a utvoTili tax prfrodnf
still. Staleti Sc prehnala mad
zdejsim krajem, ale potomci
zizkovi lnou k m1stdm, kudy
zizka kracel. Pahorek u Bile
no kone snazili Sc pry rIznf
majitele rozkopati, ale povest
prav1, re kazdeho potkalo ne
stestf. Proto pahorek z1sta1
do dnesnfch dob. Zub casu ko-
ma ovsem i zde zhoubne d1lo.
Pred kratkym casem byl vsak
pahorek osazen stromky, takze
i dnes je mono najit lehce to-
to mfsto, jez oRolnf lid chova
" pameti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10

V Santa Barbara, Kali, Eve.
lyn Wenstrom, ktera stala sc
vdovou nasledkem souboje
dvou armadn1ch major1 ma Cd
pocinku, zemrela ma ranu kul1,
kterou byla zasazena. Jeji
manzel major w. H. Wenstrom
As let starry, byl zabit, kdyz Sc
stfllel S majorem B. Hammet-
tenn, "A let starym. Byl zasa-
zen Sesti kulemi.
K souboji doslo z hadky O to,
ida jednotka domacf straze v
Santa Barbara ma byti cvicena
jake guerilove oddly nebo byti
vfazena do statni gardy.
Wenstrom, matka dvo ud6ti,
byla stfelena do hlavy. Ham
NETT byl zasazen do kycle. Lee
kari mu davajf nadeji ma u
Zdravenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
RHINE.

= municni tovarne We Slut
gartu doslo k nepokojGm mezi
delnictvem z Polska, Francie a
Ceskoslovenska pro nedostate-
cny pf1del chleba. Delnfci pod
nikli 1tok ma obchod s potravi-
nami a We srazce S pOlicif bylo
jich so zabito.
V teze municni tovarn9 zem-
relo v 1noru 40 delnfkn, yes
mes cizincG, ma nemoci wink
lie z p~odvyzivy. Delnfci cizfch
narodnost1 Sc bourf zejmena
proto, re dostavajf mensf pride
ly potravin nez d6lnfci nemecti
a ma pr. ovoce nenl Jim pTidelo-
vano vdbec.
= Rusky armadnf organ cru
da hvezda" prinesl tuto zpra-
WI, jej1z verohodnost must byt
ponechana ma dobrozdanf CITE
naf1. Letecky porucfk Ivan
Cisov skocil s valecneho aero
planu S vyse $4,000 stop, coz
Sc rovna 4 m1l1m, ale padak Sc
mt nahodou neotevTel a on spa
oil do ohromne zaveje a zddstal
ma zivu. Byl odvezen do memo
cnice, kde lekaTi shledali, re
pouze utrpel lehci vnitrnf po-
raneni, z nehoz Sc brzy vyleef.
0 sve zkusenosti nemGzze mno-
no povldati, jen pravil, re az Sc
Ease vrat1 k chime sluzbe, Dude
zadat spolehlivejsf parasutu.
= Jest odhadovano, re v Ka-
made zije kol 100000 muz1 V
start cd FL do 80 rokG, ktefi bu-
dou nuceni Sc dostaviti k pTfst1
valecne registraci a z tech asi
polovicka Dude podlehati nu-
Gene vojenske sluzbe.
Odvadeni budou pouze svo-
bodn1 muzi a bezdetn1 vdovci a
odlozeni neb osvobozeni cd
sluzby budou pouze muzi, KITE
Fl nebudou vyhovovati re zdra-
votn1ch ohled1 aneb kteTi jsou
zamestnani nevyhnutelnem
oboru prace. Odvod Dude pra-
vdepodobne pozvolny a jest o.
cekavano, re kazdy mes1c Dude
povolano kol 10000 muzd do
cvicebn1ch tabor1. Premier
King oznamil minuly tyden V
parlamentu, re budou utvoTe-
ny dive move armadni divise pro
pobrezn1 obranu, letecke sbory
pro sluzbu v Kanade budou tez
rozsiTeny a jsou pripravovany
plany pro neobmezene ~rozsfTe-
nj kanadskeho namornictva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Ably pry spala.
Eli1ohofb n;11;nc

Elizabeth Dillingova, autor-
ka nekolika knih, mezi mimi i
"Ruda ST." Sc casio opijela, a
jak d1tky, tax i spravce jejich
fanny videli opilou, die sve-
dectvf predlozeneho vcera pred
|soudcem Rud. Desortem jejim
manzelem, Albertem N. Dillin-
gem v jejich rozvodn1 pri.
V krizovem vyslechu Dilling
doznal, re obvinenf, re jeho
manzelka Sc pravidelne Optic
la, bylo z p1vodni zadosti O
rozvod vyskrtnuto, ably pry pre-
DIESEL publicite, "na ktere Wy Ii
jete" jak fekl pravnfku sve
manzelky. Ten proti obvineni
tomu professional, a soudce dial
tato slova re svedectvl skrtnou-
ii.
Ma dotaz, ida tez, jak bylo
uvedeno v pIvodn1 rozvodn1
zalobe, Dillingova drogd, jeji
manzel odvetil, re pouzfvala
lekd pro spani, ktere die jeho
pfesvedceni obsahuji drogy.
ale re rovnez dial toto obvineni
z p1vodni zaloby vyskrtnouti,
kdyz zijstil, re by mohlo vesti
k Commence, re jeho manzelka
byla oddana pozivanf i jinych
omamujic1ch prostredk1. Ma
dotaz, IDA vedel, Re leky pro
spani byly jeho manzelce pre-
depsany lekaEem, odvetil, re to
nevedel.
Pravnlk Dillingove cetl cast
dopisu, zaslaneho Dillingem
Ispravci firmy, v nemz pravi
Dilling, re sam poradil man.
zelce, ktera trpela silnou ner-
vosou, ably pila vino CO Elk
billing prohlasil, re dopis nap
sala jeho manzelka, a donutila
jej k podepsani no, coz ucinil,
ably uchoval rodine mir.
Ma pr1mou otazku, IDA m1nil
naznaciti, re Dililingova byla
pijackou, odvetil Dilling, re
anO.
Pozdeji Dilling pravil, re je-
no manzelka pila vino, whisku
a brandu, ably Sc uspala, ale re
Sc jimi opila tax, re dftky
spravce fanny u Harvard, ILL.,,
il casio videli Opilou.
V soudni SIM bylo nap6cho-
vano ash 100 lidi, vetsinou zen,
kdyz soudce Desert odvolal
svIj drfvejsf rozkaz, ably verej-
most nebyla k vyslechu pripus.
tena. Soudni zamestnanci pra-
viii, re mezi zenami byl znac-
ny pocet z protivalecne organi.
SAGE Mothers Crusade, jeji2
byla pi. Dillingova zakladatel'
kou, a ktere "a nj pc celou do
bu procesu stoj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Pet set holubafi " jedinem
Sesksm mSstS.

PrazskJ fisk roku 1941 refe-
roval: We Strakonicfch ustavil
Sc nedavno Spolek chovatelG
drobneho hospodaTskeho wi
rectva, ktery PRAGUE pilne v
nekolika odborech. Odbor ho-
lubarsky ma jiz 500 clenG. V
meste je 1000 dom1, je tedy v
kazdem druhem dome jeden
holubaT. Strakonictf holubari
pracujf Poole smernic, uda-
nych odborem. Pestujf neju-
slechtilejsf druhy holubu, KITE
ry Sc u mas nejlepe daTf. Sta
rail- O kontrolu chovu, ktera "a
rucuje lepsf vynos. Rust pre-
starle holuby, kterf jsou malo
plodnf a doplnujf holubniky do
brymi, doporucenymi druhy.
Nekterf chovatele mohou sc
pochlubiti nejlepsfmi vysledky
sve prace, kterou verejnost
zhodnotf ma podzimnf vystav6
PIvabne Strakonice, ktere pre-
mnozstvf vodnfch tokG, Tfcnfcf
ramen, ostrovI a poloostrovG
lisou pravem nazyvany "Jiho'
ceskymi Benatkami", mali DIAL
81 benatsky pIvab v mnozstv
krasnych holubG, kteTf ozivuj
ulice q namestfcku hradu do
davaji zvlastnlho razu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Pes zachrancem jinych PSI.

o psech je znamo, re jsou
v6rni svemu panovi, ale re by
byli stejne loyalnf k jinym
psGm, je zvlastnostf. o jednom
takovem pffpade podava zpra-
WI Spolecnost prot tyran1 wi
rat v New Yorku. Jednoho We
cera minute zimy obdrzela te-
lefonickou zpravu, re ma bTehu
feky stojf pes a nepTetrzite w.
je. Kdyz pfijel VIZ ma mfsto,
nalezen u vody pes cely promo
ceny a jeste zufiveji stekajfc1 a
behajfci sem tam podel brehu.
ZrfzencIm napadlo, re snad
jeho pan utonul a obstarali te-
dy clun a svetla a pustili Sc ma
vodu. Jakmile to pes spatril,
pTestal stekati, coz utvrdilo
zffzence v presvedceni, re sku
tecne jde O zachranenf lidske-
no zivota. Neslo vsak O lidsky
zivot, nybrz o diva psy, ktere
pc kratkem patranf spatrili ma
ledove kfe, jez zvolna plula k
mort. Zrlzenci Sc domnfvaj1,
re pes ma brehu je uvidel a plul
ke kTe a kdyz shledal, re Jim
nem1ze pomoci, ploval nazpet
Ike bTehu a dial sc do vytl, ably
nekoho upozornil. Kdyz Sc zri-
zenci vratili Sc zachranenymi
psy, ocenichal je a pax rychle
odbehl.
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EASE Z
VSTANE.
Beatrice Lankova.

Dfevo kr1ze Tvoje lidskost byla
k nemu horda pTibila TIE hTeby
v trn1 venec cit slovansky svila
s posmechem kf1z S telem zdvi-
hla k nebi.
"Ejhle narod!" lotTi V drevo
vyrili
"Ejhle narod!" lkala matka
zeme
ale v horach jeste orli zili
v Cechach blesk a hrom bura
eel femme.
Ma Golgote lotr stanul rano =
cello, z nehoz krev v Zem
kane
v aureole svetla, kde jest
pSanO;
Narod tento Ease z mrtvych
vStane!
Vezme kopf, do srdce je mort.
temnost cely sve t "a
hall,
chvf Sc, kf1z ma skale
hor1,
VIOLA, dym Sc k nebi vail.
Lotr lei v mdlobach S hrGzou
v zraku,
vzchazf, novy zivot
dava -
orel Volnosti sc noTi z mrakI,
narod vykoupeny z mrtvych
vstava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Projev PAM Benesove do vlasti.

Hama Benesova ucinila v
ceskoslovenskem kratkovlnnem
rozhlasu v Londyne projev do
Ceskoslovenska u pTflezitosti
velikonocn1ch svatkG. We SVEN
projevu rekla toto:
presto, re prozfvate dobu
valecnou, chceme velikonoc-
nj svatky povazovat "a symbol
miru a zvlaste tohoto lara citf-
me bezpecne, re jsme Ease O
neco blfze vfteznemu mfru. V
poslednim roce jsme stall DO
boku osamele Angle. V tonic
roce mGzeme spolehat ma ctyfi
svetove velmoci. V dobach mi
ru Cerveny kffz vzpomfnal pa
matky tech, kterf pTinaseli O.
beti nasemu mlru. Take dnes
cely mas narod pokorne uvazu-
je We srdecne vzpomfnce O
svych padlych, predevsfm O
tech, kteff padli v dobe ne
davne. Cely narod cftf zal mad
mucednickymi ob6tmi hromad-
nych vrazd v minulem podzimu
a nemGze jich vzpomfnat, a.
niz Sc utvrzuje We SVEN rozhod
mutt, re jejich smrt nezdstane
nevyrovnana. Vzpom1name ia
Ike obetf vsech jinych narod1.
zvlaSte Velke Britanie a Ruska.
Nikdy nezapomeneme, re So
vetsky Svaz ma nejvetsf podfl
ma techto obetech."