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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26

M Auass han as State street. AFss sd % onss1s' Williams s :: s;: S, TOO hall; lithuanian Council first aid wn- 1880 old st. JOsephs hall; Red Gross knitting class Mrs John Rs % 's ss's: 1s '' Roland and Dr. IT, Edward ,. Godfrey. .''~~~ Third church, air raid % y1rdsn en- 'o1os
 Speakers I. T. scottsmith and J. PenAeN6 ' ~ wHsy EsrtS
 E1piosivss nso BomSs and shsls 5 5 m G c.,ss p % %s asna sa s sse s Pne @ saint saint school Chase psEawsy S Ruth Chapman 7sS % m spragus school Grs Iuian Boand and sta s S Pmas F1 o sS.h G Ha RsSS R:S1: and s1s % % sO iss North Main street. oOmetsts association; Dr. AL 800 D. m Corner house. Mrs. sherman Perry and stan FRIDAY, March
 1'ss 100 D. m Town han Mddlebury; class copp 200 m Aude hs sewing class DumOuchel 500 D. m Waterbury Foundry Co.,; Washington school first aid Pat Wallace and staff TOO Aude hall 4s State street. first aid class Pauline White TOO Diocesan bureau street, sewing class TOO building auxiliary fremen 7:sO p. n Melbourne @ terrace race Ruth Chapman. 7:sO D. m watch O.; D.
 Erk and staff.
 Elks hall; mobile unit; Perry Sloane staff. 730 Old St. Josephs ha first aid cass Phomena Barone and
 
 7:SO p. m K. han street; oronck and
 
 speaker
 Albert Paul, Bombs High Explosives school;
 Speakers: PatrOlman Magner, "Wardens Coop
 eratOn with the POice;" David F. BabsOn
 operation with the Red Cross;" Edward Godfrey,
 Summary of the Medical Defense Plan" final
 
 Crosby
 All to A-10, organized by J. Roland,
 Organization of Civilian Deense;" Warning Sysem"
 motion pictures
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
AUXILIARY GROUPS HOSTS TO FIREMEN

Members of the auxiliary units of Engine 3 and Truck 3 of the East Main street fire house recently en- tertained the officers and members of the engine companies at dinners. Capt. James T. Mcdonald of Truck 3 and Capt. Andrew A. O'Leary of Engine 3 were called on for speeches.
 The arrangements committee in- cluded John Maloney, Francis D0- rans Elmer Shove, Mitchell CCrden and James q. Cavanaugh.
 Others attending were James T. Dempsey, Alfred Dcstaler, John '. Rainvilles James King, Thomas J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26

The bank wishes to be advised by the court as to a course of action.
 The court is also asked to rule on the request that Elizabeth Aben, 1I, Do cited as Q co-defendant In the action.
 Defendants in the action are, in addition to the City of Waterbury: Nathan T. Porter of Stamford; !; Katherine Mex. Miller of New York Citv and Bertha Co1ngtock of West Hartford, all surviving relatives ot David e. Porter, and also states Attorney General Francis A. Pol- aottt of Hartford.
 The Waterbury Trust Company, trustee of the Porter fund set up for a school, revealed at the last accounting which covered the period between May 1, 1040, to May 2S, lS4l, the estate amounted 10 e1T2,O0S!O8.
 Mayor Vincent A. scully has re- duested that funds from the estate 6e turned over to the City of Water bury as stipulated in the will In order that 1t be used as a fund to- ward the 4250OOO appropriation voted by the last General Assembly toward the establishment of a state trade school.
 The Waterbury Trust Company, IS plaintiff seeks clarification from YP1e court in determining its posi- ton as to the release of the fund and set forth these questions on which the rulings be made In the allegations:
 First, whether the fund of the sstate be turned over to representa- lives of the city or state, and, If ordered, the exact terms, manner and conditions under which pay ment be made. Second, whether any heirs or next of kin of Porter have any interest in the fund. Third, whether to hold the fund, accumu- late income, and add to the principal amount until the estate is large enough to permit the accomplish ment of the precise intentions of the will.
 Included in the provisions of the will was that the trade school teach astronomy and classes for girls be conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26

Lezotte, Andrew Dalton, John J. Carroll Thomas Bowling, Francis ComerfoTd, Francis H. Lynch, Ber- nard c. Bowling, Pat Moriarty, James Garvey, Frank Caruso, Joseph Giannetti, Francis German, Martin Calvin, Martin KeeSe, Christopher dri1en and William Clarke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
NATIONAL OFFICERS
 PROGRAM ARRANGED

National oficers' Night" of the Hartford chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will be held Tuesday evening at the Pennington Country club. Speakers will be Harry E. Howell. national president, and pr. Stuart Q. Me- Leod, national secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Hearing T Tor1orrowOn
 David c. Porter's Will
Judge McEvOy Asked to Change Defendants, to Advise
 Bank as Trustee on Course of Action

Judge Frank F. McEvoy will preside tomorrow morn ing at short calendar session in Superior Court during which petition will be heard seeking the dismissal oi Hand Porter codefendant in an action brought by the Waterbury Trust Company trustee of the estate of the late David Porter The City of Waterbury is interested in the case as it has made formal request for funds left by Mir
 Porter for the establishment of trade school in Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Your way to
 VICTORY
Have you joined your company's Pay.RonSav- ings Plan?

It's the easy way to put your dollars to work winning the war-and at the same time save them for q rainy day.
 Join now and invest in Defence Bonds or Stamps every pay day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
ON PRRRY's SHIP

General Jacob Zeilin, sixth conn mandant of the U. S. Marine Corps, was officer in charge of the Marines abroad Perry's flagship which made a triy to Japan in 1852.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
YOuMayA Always Be ConStpated If-

you don't correct faulty living habits. In the meantime to help insure gentle yet thorough bowel movements-tak pr. Edwards' Olive Tablets.
 Olive Tablets are simply sOonderf1g not only to relieve constipation but also to stir up liver bile secretion and toneup intestinal muscular action. 1ss. 3of, 60f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26

Iran shipped over Il ,O00. 900 pounds of raisins to Russia In four months of last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
BY ELEANOR RAGSDALE

ELEANOR RAGSDALE
 Service Stan Correspondent Washington, yourself comparatively ylesS Ships bearing annual 26O0O0 bulbs the florist they did practically all Nippon intact of the prPearl Q Ian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Civilian Defense Calendar Meetings Insertion in This Calendar Must Be
 Sent to Mayors Office at Least Two Days i'm Advance
TODAY, March 28

papers and magazines: St. MaE East Noun tain may deposit nearest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
DAM AND RESERVOIR
 PROJECT UNDERWAY

Excavation work for the city's new dam and reservoir on the West branch has been started by L. C. DeFelice 6 Sons co. of New Haven successful bidder for the contract.
 The work will necessarily proceed slowly until the ground has thawed out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
SKI CLUB ELECTS
 ARTHUR BLEWITT

The following officers were elected recently by the Waterbury "" Ski club: President, Arthur E. Blewitt IT,; vice president, Margaret Gun terman; secretary, Rita Sullivan; and treasurer, Francis Levesque.
 There were 14l,SOO motor buses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26

F'orty-two new aircraft engine standards have been approved by the Aeronautics Division of the Society of Automotive Engineers.
Evening star., 1942-09-30

To keep our Independence, instead
Of being kept in dependence, start n
regular bond-buying program right
now.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Orders Administered
10 Seminarians al
{. u. Study Houses
Bishops McNomoro
And lreton Have
Charge Of Rites

Holy orders have been admin
!stered to large number of
seminsrlsns Of the religious houses
of study affiliated with Catholic
University by the Most Rev. John
M, Mcnamara, Auxiliary Bishop of
the Baltimore and Washington arch
diocese, and the Most Rev. Peter l..
Ireton, Coadjutor Bishop of the
Diocese OF Richmond, 1t was an
nounced today.
In ceremonies, which were con-
cluded yesterday in the National
Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at the university, 86 men were
promoted to the minor order of
tonsure, rs to exorcist and acolyte
and So to porter and lector. Twenty
one were ordained to the sub
deaconate and IS were made deacons
Bishop McNamara administered the
rite Of tcnsure. while Bishop Ireton
conferred the higher orders.
Class for Tonsure.
The class for tonsure included the
Evening star., 1942-09-30

Hos ) seporote voices She cries when
either leg is p'nched ond when loid down.
She hos ornns ond LEGS OF magic skin too.
And she can clasp her honds like reoI
body. She IS fully dressed-in oroondy
trook, hot ond occessones.
loroer Squeeze" Dolls 4.e5 and $50
LANSBURGR
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Ordained TO SubdiaconAte.
The 81 ordained to the subdiaco-

McLernan, Daniel
Carlin, Thomas
Simons. Edward
Jendzura, Joseph
ShielS. John
Thompson, Harold
'Toolan, John
McVey, Benja min
Borcino, Raymond
Botzum. william
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Zemrel hlady.

V pokojiku stravn1ho domu
Chicago nalezen byl 67lety
John Hitler mrtev ma podlaze.
Policie pravi, re zemfel vlast-
ne hlady, ponevadz Sc pustil
do odtucnovacf diety. Trpel
nejakym zaludecn1m neduhem
ale odeprel j1t k lekari a r1dil
Sc radon nejakeho pr1tele, KITE
ry mt pravil, re by Sc choroby
zbavil, kdyby nejedl mic jine-
no nez suchary Gill krekersy a
z masovych kostek 81 delal po-
levku. Ma tom I'll Hitler pc
diva meslce. Kdyz mu radili.
ably POLL neco jineho, tax O.
deprel.
U mrtvoly byla nalezena
bankovnf kn1zka ma $7,123 q
mimo to mel akcie u velke mail
order s~polecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Jak malo staGi Iidem k zavisti.

Do jiste okresnf nemocnice
byly pfevezeny dive babicky z
nedalekeho chudobince. Tako-
We vetche starenky; ODE znaly
dobfe nemocnici z drfvejsich
navstev. Jedne asi 72lete sc
velmi spatne dychalo, inu "a
ducha. Druha mela tvrdosfj-
ny zanet mocoveho mechyre.
Svorne lezely We stejnem poko-
il; pOkoj byl S mimi spokojen.
Potreboval-li nekdo neco a ne
byla-li eth. sestTicka nahC1ou
pfitomna chute nektera vysko
ella a tn podala sklenku vody,
tam Ease upravila podusku.
Dozadovaly Sc vzdy teze do
bre meduciny a jen veliky
strach mely "indekcemi". Ia
jedna chodila ma vyplachy me-
chyTe. Pr teto procedure roz-
pfedla Sc casio debata mezi nj
a osetTuj1cfm lekaTem. Jed
nou take jake obvykle: "Tak
co, babicko, tesite Sc domG,
vidte?" mo, tesfm a nete-
sim. Jen kdyby byly nejake
ty penizky ma prilepsenou'', RI
ka babicka. = "a to chodite S
tou VAST kamaradkou cely
den?" Il kdepak, ia mezi mas
chudy AMI nepatf1! 10, te Sc
vede, panecku! PTedstavej 81
= babicka zavistive zasykne
= dyt vona ma flasinet" =
ON. V. v prazskych novinach
5. bTezna 1941.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Vyroba kamen " Clevelandu
zakazana z valecnych dIvodi
cd 81. cervence.
81. CerVenCe.

War Production Works Wy
dala rozkaz, kterym Sc vyroba
jakychkoli kamen v Clevelan-
de zastavuje dnem 81. cerven-
ce. Ctyri zdejs1 velke spoiled
nOsti budou nuceny zmeniti
svou cinnost ma vyrobu valec-
nych potfeb nebo dllny zavfl-
ii.
V techto d1lnach je nyn1 "a
mestnano asi 1900 muz1 a je
nadeje, re vsichni z1stanou v
tovarnach rychlou 1pravou d.
len ma valecnou vyrobu. Pravf
Sc, re zavody zmenf cinnost
jak mono nejrychleji.
James Mitchell, pTedseda a
generlan1 riditel Cooperative
Stove Co., pravil, re nem1ze sc
shodovat S nalezem WPB O
"nedostatku delnlk1". Jeho fir
ma hodla zvysiti pocet zamest-
nancu re $50 ma $50 bez posta
vent move budovy a zmeni dill
ny ma vyrobu pancerovych pla-
til.
WPB nar1zenfm, prvnim sve-
no druhu Cd zahajen1 valecne-
no programu, Sc urcuje odstra-
nen1 tovaren ma kamna z obvo-
dG prGmyslovych stredisek, kde
jest nedostatek pracovn1ch sill.
Rovnez byla vyroba kamen O.
mezena jinde ma nekolik stan
dardn1ch druhI.
Cleveland, Akron, Massillon
jsou vedeny jake stTedy S nedo-
statkem pracovn1ch sill. Acko-
Ii v onech mestech nen1 nedo-
statek delnfkd nyni, jest oba-
va, re jich Dude nedostatek,
protoze mnohe zavody must
byt rozsireny. V cele zemi jest
oznaceno 80 NEST Is statech,
jake m1sta s nedostatkem pra-
covn1ch sill.
Narfzen1m Dude postfzeno
$4,000 deln1k1 ma vyrobe ka-
men, kteTi Sc must hlasiti do
prace jinych obord, vice po-
trebnych We valecnem 1sili ma
roda. Odhaduje Sc, re z 245
tovaren ma kamna go zastavi
tuto vyrobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05

zniceny v hromadnem 1tokr
ponorek ma pristav Sydney.
V komunike Sc prav1, re Il
tok nepT1tele nemel 1spechu
skoda byla zpGsobena pouze
ma male obchodni lodi, kters
nema vojenske d1lezitosti.
Tass, oficielnf ruska tiskova
kancelaT, oznamila, re vGdco-
We jugoslavskych guerilovych
odd1lG zam1tli nemecke ulti-
matum, v n6mz byla obsazena
hrozba, re jejich zeny a deti,
kter6 byly vzaty jake rukojme,
budou "nel1tostne zhubeny."
Tisk osy pry uverejnil Sc
znam osob, kterym "se radf",
ably Sc vzdaly. Brutalnl hroz-
ba N6mcG, re budou zavrazde-
ny zeny a deti, ktere jsou bez
ochrany, pouze poslouzila k
tomu, re jeste vice rozdmycha-
| ahnev lidu v Jugoslavii prot
sveTepnym nemeckym barba-
rum.
Costa ministra Olivera Lyt-
tletona do Spojenych StatG je
pokladana We spolehlivych kru
zlch "a hnutf, smerujfcf k bu-
douci rozhodne offensive v "a
padnf Europe.
Jak Sc ocekava, Lyttleton
prijede do Spojenych Statu v
brzke dobe, ably konferoval S
presidentem Rooseveltem a il
nymi vysokymi vladimir tired
Milky o problemech produkce a
zasObovan1.
Mysl1 Sc, re ohromne rozpe-
tt americkeho valecneho pr1-
myslu ma v zapet1 vytvoTeni
move strategic, die n1z rok 1912
a nikoli rok 1913, je hlavn1m
rokem pro rozhodnou akci.
Vytyka Sc, re anglicka Via
da zavazala Sc otevr1ti druhou
frontu reel SRA Tafforda Cripp
Sc, kterou pronesl dine 20. kve-
tina v dome zastupc1.
V tychz kruz1ch sc upozor-
nuje ma ohromny rozsah vycvi-
ku an~glickych vojsk pro ofen-
sivu a Sc zivym zajmem sledu-
'je staly wrist americkych
vojsk Anglii a Irsku.
Department lodstva oznamil
potopenf til dalsfch lodi v a.
merickych vodach. Byl to a.
mericky parn1k prostfedn1 We
likosti a ostatn1 dive lodi byly
menSf. Byly potopeny ma Ka-
ribskem mort a zachranen1 ma
mofnfci byli vylodeni We vycho-
dn1ch pT1stavech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Vesti konec valky roku 1943
a moznost svetove deprese.

Ignatius Donnely Taubeneck,
ucitel, ktery We volnych chvf-
Itch jest amaterskym progno-
stikem, predpovfdal v Bronx
vile, N. Y:
1. re nynejsi valka skonci
do konce roku 1913 1plnym
porazen1m cosy"
2. re je 500 vyhlidek ma
svetovou depresi pc teto valce.
proti ktere krach roku 1928
Dude vyhllzeti jake "detska
hracka".
"zadne cajove listy, zadn6
hvezdy, nybrz jenom fakta
jsou zakladem mych predpo-
ved1," pravil Taubeneck, KITE
~ je solely, pri cemz Sc po-
skrabal ma pololyse lebce a Cd
stroll stranou hromadu 1loh
svych studentG z oboru histo-
RE, ktere prave prohl1zel.
"Kazdy to niue delati,"
pravil dobromyslne. "Pouz1-
yam jenom v.edeckych method
k vykladu lidske nestalosti a
pax lekaTskych method pTi ur-
covani diagnosy k vykladu sou
casnych udalost1.
Taubeneck nepoc1ta niceho
"a sv6 predpovedi 81 p~roroctvi
a take z mich nema niceho, ne
Iii sve vlastnf uspokojen1. Pra-
vii, re az dosud predpov1dal z
1919 spravne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Rada
k narozeninam pres denta
BeneSe.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
Nv Americe zaslala presidentu
Ceskoslovenske republiky DIR.
Edvardu Benesovi k jeho naro-
zenlnam %. kvetna tento pro-
jev:
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
V Americe pos1la Yam k Vasim
50. narozeninam srdecne sve
blahopfanf. Prejeme Yam vse-
no nejlepslho. Sledujeme Vac
Zapas "a osvobozeni naseho IL
du s obdivem a vdecnostf. V
predvecer noveho pronasledo-
vani naseho lidu nacistickymi
katy slibujeme opetne, re bu-
deme stat pevne pri spolecnem
nasem programu a bojovat S
Vaml, naS1 vladou a vsemi spo-
Jenci Spojenych Stat1 a Cesko-
slovenska dokud nebude dosa-
zeno vftezstvf.
V zasedani vykonneho vybo-
ru Ceskoslovenske narodnf ra-
dy dine 20. kvetna predseda
Narodnl rady prof. J. J. Zmr-
hal vzpomnel narozenin presi-
denta Benese a jeho zasluh O
narod jak V minulosti, tax v no
VEN zapasu ceskoslovenskeho
lidu prot nacistickemu Nemec-
ku.
Vykonny Vybor G. S. A.
vzpomenul narozenin DR.. Edu-
arda Benese, presidenta Cesko-
slovenske Republiky, cestneho
elena nas1 ~nejstarsi bratrske
Jednoty a zaslal do Londyna
nasleduj1c1 kabelogram:
"Vazeny pane presidente!
Vzpom1naj1ce Vasich dnes-
mich narozenin CO cestneho Gle
ma jednoty Ceskoslovenskych
ISpolkG V Americe, n~ejstarsf to
nasl bratrske a sesterske pod
porujlc1 organizace, proslme
pfijmete mas nej1pr1mnejs1
pOZdfaV a pranl dObrehO Zdra-
vi a silly abyste mohl stastne
dokonciti vznesene Vase dflo
pro ktere pracujete.
'Pevne doufame, re tyto Va
Ise narozeniny jsou posledn1
ktere oslavujete mimo hranice
VaS1 drahe vlasti.
Ia Vykonny Vybor G. S. A.,
w. J. Muzik, pTedseda
Anton Turek, taj.-pokladn1k."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Uhorela ma sestrins hrobe.

Ma hrbitove u Arlington, Ne
braska, nalezena byla ohorena
mrtvola 52lete oSetrovatelky
Amy Hagenbuckove z Ere
mont a vysetrovanfm ~zjisteno,
re sc stala obet1 nestastne ma
body. Prijela ma hrbitov, ably
gasolinem vycistila pomn1k
svych pf1buznych a gasolin ex-
plodoval. Byla tax hrozne po-
palena, re nebyla k poznanf a
dpln6 stotozneni bylo ucineno
listinami, jez nalezeny v jejfm
automobile. Byla svobOdna a
! zanechava dive sestry a bratra,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Frosty vojin koupil bond "a
$4,000.

Frosty vojak John Wondo-
lowski re sanitn1ho sboru We
Fort Hancock objevil sc v IRA
dovne plukovn1ka Williama
Harrella, jenz ma ma starosti
valecne bondy v oblasti 2. ar
madn1ho sboru, ably 81 vyzvedl
svuj bond. Je 20 let star a by
dill u sv6 matky do sveho vstu-
pu do armady prede dvema
mes1ci.
Podplukovn1k James r. Boyd
zjistil, re Wondolowski je jedi
nym clenem sanitniho odd1lu,
ktery neupsal $1.25 mes1cne
pro koupi valecnych bond1.
Povolal 81 jej do kancelare a
vysvetlil mu plan srazky ma
bondy. Wondolowski sc usmal,
vynal re sveho opasku $3.50
a polozil je ma plukovn1kGv
still. Pravil, re je den pred
tim vyzvedl z banky, ably 81 "a
ne koupil valecne bondy. Do
dial: "Prohrajeme-li waikiki, co
mi budou platny penfze ma
bance? Radeji at Strycek Sam
neco "a ne koupf ted"
Wondolowski PRAGUE cd Is
let a posledne byl zamestnan
jake bartendr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
SMUTNE SLOVANSKE


V kVetnu 1917, tedy praVe
pred rs lety dosla do Prahy
smutna zprava, re ma zapadn1
fronte bitve u Armentieres
padl jeden z vGdcG Luzickych
ISrbG katolicky knee Jurif De-
lenk. Byla to t6zka ztrata pro
srdbskou Luzici, pro slovanstvo
a pro mas vsechny, kteri jsme
%pracovali ma poll slovansk6
vzajemnosti.
Narodil Sc %. dubna 1882
We Wutolcic1ch, studoval Pra
re, kde byl 5. zaT1 1905 vysve-
cen ma kneZe. V PraZe sc take
naucil ~perfektne mluvit cesky
a proto byl poslan "a kaplana
do zitavy v Nemecku, kde ma
Sc krajany uchvacoval We svych
ceskych kaZan1ch. V roce 1910
|splnil Sc jeho sen vratit Sc ma
|Luzici mezi svGj lid. Stal Sc
kaplanem v Perne a pc roce
preset do Budysyna, kde kapla
noval ale kde soucasne prevail
redakci "Katolickeho Posla",
kteryzto casopis povznesl ma
velkOu uroven. Svoje slovan-
ske c1tenf projevoval sym sta
lynn stykem z Prahou a svym
zajezdem v roce 1941 ma kon-
gres slovanskych novinar1 do
Belehradu. Svadel velike bo-
je s Nemci, jak We SVEN povo-
lanf jake duchovn1, tax jake
novinaT a spisovatel. Bojoval
prot germanisaci sveho lidu.
Sve srbske narodnf presvedce-
nj osvedcili kratce pred vypuk-
nutlm prve svetove valky, kdyz
napsal do "Katolickeho Posla"
"Narodnost jest vecf neodlozi-
telnou. Clovek nemGze z nj
vystoupiti nebo j svleci, byt 81
toho i pTal. Narodnost je pew
ny zakon prfrodnf a bozf, ma
take sva prirozena prava = a
nikdo nema prava zkracovati
jineho v tom, co mu nalez1. Je
to prikazanf Bozf. Nemci v
tom byli a jsou podnes mistry."
Delenk nedozil Sc nemecke
porazky. Byl odstranen pod
vodnym %zpIsobem z Luzice.
Povolali jej "a polnfho kapla-
ma a mfsto toho nechali jej Sc
deti v Lipsku a zakazali mu
navrat do Luzice. Delenk ma
stoupil m1sto %profesora v Ber-
l1ne-Schenebergu. Ma to ceka.
Ii jeho n~epratele. Povolali jej
k vojsku a poslali ma zapadni
frontu, kde padl. Pc dvaceti.
peti letech prozfva Luzicky lid
znovu svetovou waikiki. Byla-l
persekuce Vilemovi fla, pc tom
to co proz1vajf luzicti srbovf
dnes jest neco, CO nelze 81 VII.
bee pTedstaviti. Jejich utrpe
nj a 1tlak necha Sc prirovnat
lien k pronasledovanf a 1tiskl
zidG. Vsechny svobody byly
lpotlaceny, hostel i skola pc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Vrah manzelI Jandikovych
zatcen v New Jersey.

V Union City, n. J. policejnl
naceln1k Jenkins oznamil, re
muz, ztotozneny jake Whence
Piazza, 65 let starry, byl dopa-
den v Carlstadt, N. j. a primal
Sc, re zavrazdil tri osoby v Gle
velandu a dive v Union City.
Primal Sc, re zabil Johna
Jand1ka a jeho zenu v Union
City dine &c. ledna 1888 a po-
zdeji zavrazdil tri jine osoby v
Clevelandu. We vsech pf1pa,
dech pouzil brokovnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05

nemceny, VSecnna mladeZ ODle
cena do vojenskych kabatu
vsechnl prace schopn1 muzi oc
vleceni ma nucene prace, vsich.
nj vGdcove - Kravc, Majer'
mix, Ciez, Skala atd. v koncen.
tracnlch taborech. Proste luzit
tt srbove mali byti vyhlazenf s
povrchu zemskeho, ably udelall
misto pro nemecky herenvolk
A prece zdeptana Luzice
doufa a veri. VeT1 v nemec-
kou porazku a doufa, re ma nj
nebude tentokrate zapomenu-
to, jake bylo zapomenuto V ro-
ce 1919 ma m1rove konferenci.
Tehdy ma mfrove konferenci
nasel Sc pouze jeden delegat,
ktery promluvil o Luzickych
Srbech. Jsme pysnf ma to, re
to byl mas nynejsf president
DR.. Eduard Benes, ktery 5. u
nora 1919 We skvele reel ujal
Sc Luzicskych SrbG a pTedlozil
mfrove konferenci jejich po-
zadavky.
Svet tehdy pfeslechl toto vo-
lanf. Doufejme, re nyn1 nebu-
de toto volanf pfeslechnuto,
kdy cely svet Sc denne pTesved
cuje o nemeckem barbarstvl, a
re vftezstvi demokracii, prime
Sc svobodu, vsem porobenym
narodGm tedy i porobenym Lu-
zickym Srbum.
My Cechoslovaci nesm1me
zapomenouti ma nase bratry ma
Luzici. Vzdyt oni cekajf svoji
spasu jedine Cd mas. Nejvetsl
basnik Luzice Jakub Bart-Ci-
sinsky to vyjadril V jedne bas-
nj:
more v stejne sfle bouT1
dnem i noel,
"a muzem muz pada, klesa
We pr1boji /.
K jihu pohlizejf jake k
spase zdroji,
k jihu volajf tam clunu
ma pulnoci.
Ma pomoc, at nezhlt1 je vlna
drava!
Ma pomoc, kdoz srdci
chova lidske city,
smrtonosnych vim kdo slysl
pflval lily =
drive nez muz posledn1
tom clunu zhyne!"
TAX volal Bart, tax volal Ju-
rij Delenk, tax volali vsichni o.
statnf vGdcove luzickych srbG.
Vzpom1nam-li vyroc1 smrti
Delenka, cin1m tax proto, a.
bych nasim lidem pripomnel,
nasf povinnost: .nezapom1nat
ma otazku Luzicko-Srbskou.
Jaroslav Andrl1k.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-20

MARRIAGE IN
new ENGLAND
Grandson OF Former P0c0m0ke
City People Takes Waterbury
Lady For A Bride
FATHER OF GROOM NOW
A PRISONER OF WAR

A marriage of considerable interest
to many of the Democrats" readers,
was solemnized on Saturday last,
March IA, at 4 o'clock in the after
noon, in Hardness Memorial Chapel,
Connecticut College for Women,
Westbrook, Connecticut, the bride be-
ing Miss Helen Airline Jones, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Howard
Jones of Waterbury, Connecticut;
the groom being Mr.. William Red
ford Costen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Costin, of Hongkong, China,
and Westbrook, Connecticut; and
grandson of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Costen, of Pocomoke City.
The contracting parties were married
by Reverend James Green, Precentor
of the Cathedral of st. John the Di-
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