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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Stewart
and the formers mother, Mrs. Mary
Stewart, of Tiffin, came July 4th to
visit with Miss Mamie Campbell,
Miss Kate Gillespie, and other
friends. Mr.. and Mrs Stewart went
on to ST. Louis, Mo-, to visit, Mrs.
Mary Stewart remaining here. The
Stewarts have a hat and ready-to-
wear establishment at Tiffin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Northrup building, McConnelsville.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

See the "Silent Yard Man" Lawn
Mower, at the Standard Supply Go.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11
NOTICE

Beginning May 16, 1895, will
go to the country to shoe horses,
and each Thursday afterwards.
Leave your word at my shop on
South Fourth street, McConnels--
ville.-W. H. Garner. m9tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Miss Myrtle Scott who recently
graduated from the Lillian Johnson
School of Beauty Culture, Colum-
bus, has returned to the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Scott of Kennebec ridge. She is
employed here in the Pollyanna
Beauty shop.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Mr.. H. V. Savage and family had
as their guests for the Fourth Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Hell
en- Lenhart and daughter Ann, of
RosevilIe; C. O. White and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Curran of GAINESVILLE;
Mrs. p. O. Brannon, Stockport, and
Wayne Burns of New York City.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

See us for Columbia Portland ce-
ment, fresh car every three weeks.
-Standard Supply Co. m2tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11
MainS LII Cluh

Garden plows and tools of all
kinds Standard Supply Co. m2tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Ex-Governor George White and
daughter Miss Mary White of Ma
rietta visited VIM. Howels, Sunday,
who is a patient at Rocky Glen SAN
atorium. Mr.. Howels' home is in
Columbus. For some time he was
political writer for the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. His wife, who for a
number Of years was secretary to
James NJ. Cox. spent the week end
with her husband.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Program of Center grange for
July 13, at s p. M. Opening song,
No. 81; roll call, suggestion for i'm
proving grange; harp solo, Farley
Silvus; debate, Resolved, that the
average farm boy will find greater
opportunities than in city or town
affirmative, John d.
Wilson, Charlie Sherlock; negative,
Perlie Mincks, Everett Humphrey
song, Lewis Roberts; jig dance, Mr..
Barnhart; stunt, Mrs. Raney; clos
ing song, chosen by Julia Taylor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voightland-
er and three of their children, of
Cincinnati, visited here July 4th
with Mrs. Voightlander's mother,
Mrs Fanny Gorrell, and other rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Voightlander (Cleo GorrelD have
nine children, all daughters but one.
Mr.. Voightlander was at one time
in the electrical business here with
James Flanagan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-11

Twenty-three members and four
visitors attended the fourth meet
ing of Pisgah Happy Hustlers sew
ing club, June 26. Refreshments
of sandwiches and cookies We're
served The next meeting was held
Wednesday, July 10, with program
as follows: Song, On with club
work; roll call, club pledge; dem
onstration, How to make fiat fell
seam, Marjorie Nixon; piano solo,
Maydelle Greer; reading, Christine
Roberts; song, Our club.-XX.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

Walking right out of your old socks?
Stock up with these dandies- reinforced
for long wear. Plain colors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Careful Watch On
 Exports Is Being
 Emphasized Again
(By The Associated Press)

Washington. Oct. 31, The fact that the Roosevelt ad- ministration is bearing down harder in it's efforts to dis courage trade with Italy and Ethiopia, caused informed ob- servers to wonder whether new action is under considera tion.
 Speculation was aroused by the Presidents statement yes- terday hitting at war profits, and warning the government of keeping informed on all shipments consigned as ex- ports to both belligerents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Eight Ships in Commercial Service in 1929-56 Were
 Operating In 1894

Airplane traffic in the Ter ritory is growing steadily. The Territory has been des- cribed by administration off, cials, congressman and oth- CTS as the most air-minded section of North America, and this contention is borne out by records of the customs of- flee.
 Not only is traffic within the Territory expanding, but aerial communication with the States and with Canada is increasing noticeably. Each year more and more planes are added to the Alaskan fleet and visitors to the North oc- casionally bring their own ships.
 During the past six years
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
designations Are Handed I'm Board
 Elects Members
fBy The Associated Press)

Juneau, Oct. 31, The rur- al rehabilitation corporation board was reorganized today after accepting the resigna- tions of Attorney General Truitt, Secretary Griffin and Governors Secretary Watson from positions on the board.
 The board elected Ross l.. Sheeley of Palmer, Alexand- CT Macdonald of Anchorage, Luther C. Hess of Fairbanks, P. c. McMullen of Seward, and William BouWens Mata- nuska colonists to serve with Governor Troy, E. R. TarWat CT of Anchorage, Dr. Ernest Gruening of Washington, D. C. and Col. Otto F. Ohlson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Married Couple
 Learn Irony Fate
 When Groom Slips
(By The Associated Press) Couple Learn Irony of Fate

(By The Associated Press) Couple Learn Irony of Fate
 Cincinnati, Oct. 31, The haste of a bride and groom to escape friends led to a post ponement in their honey moon.
 Phillip Auel, IT,, and An toinette Schneider were mar ried. Then followed a Wedd- ing breakfast and reception. Midway during the reception the bridal couple tried to slip away. Friends pursued them. The grom fell as he raced down grassy embankment, and dislocated his shoulder. He went to a hospital instead of his honeymoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
GREAT BRITAIN DOES NOTLIKE ATTACKS OF
 ITALIAN PRESS ROME
England Delivers Further Representa-
 tions Protest Against Criticism
(By The Associated Press)

Undated Oct. 31, - Great Britain made new representa- tions to Mussolini against a continuation of attacks upon it's nation by the Italian press.
 Similar representations ag- ainst anti-British propaganda over the radio, were also made.
 Britain adopted a firm atti- tude and advised Mussolini that she cannot relax her fleet activities in the Mediterran- can as long as the present situation remains in effect.
 Southern Italian forces af-
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Eight AirpIanes In Territory Alaska
 Increased To 56 In Space Of Six Years

the number of commercial alrplanes in service leaped from 8 to 56, the number of passengers they carried from 2,l71 to 10, 194. Mail and eX- press carried in 1929 totaled 1851 lbs. Last year their weight amounted to almost one million pounds.
 There is little doubt that aviation is contributing to the development of Alaska. Mining operators with crews and machinery are common cargo for the airplane, not in the Interior only but on the coast. Fishing, too, is aided by the flyers as they transport needed parts of machinery, cannery executives and work CTS in Southeastern Alaska. The Bureau of Fisheries util- ize planes to patrol the var ious districts in the fishing
 Continued On Page Four)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Will Roger Film Released In States Is
 Record-Breaker At The Box-Office
(By The Associated Press)

Los Angeles, Oct. 31, - A further tribute to the great ness of the late Will Rogers was noted here by motion picture executives who re- ported that the film starring the beloved comedian Steam boat Round the Bend" has pill ed up a new high in box off, ce receipts during the past two weeks wherever it was shown.
 Observers say it is interest ing to note this is the only case in history of motion pie lures when the release of a picture after the death of its star has netted any financial returns.
 Another Rogers film "In Old Kentucky, soon to be released is also expected to be a box office success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Will Decide How
 Much For Relief
 This Coming Year
(By The Associated PresS)

Washington, Oct. 31, The Presidents decision as to how much to spend on relief next year may be a talking point of his campaign. The deci- sion is probably the most inn portant facing him in the pre- pairing of the new budget.
 Administration officials al- ready have indicated that the expenditures of normal gov- ernment activities are about the same for this year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
To Try Get Private Capital Take Over
 Job Money Lending g
(By The Associated PresS)

Washington, Oct. 31, Be lieving that the general per iod of distress has passed the administration intensified ef- forts to encourage private cap ital to re-enter the lending field and replace the govern ment loans.
 Peter Grimm, assistant sec retary of the treasury was as- signed to the task of trying to get private lenders to take up the government building and housing loans when they are matured and refinance them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Wounded Hunter Dies In Hospital
 After Being Lost
(By The Associated Press)

Centralia, Oct. 31,-Wound ed deer hunter Val Smith, 37, of Centralia, died in the hos pital after searching parties bore him from the snow cov- cred hills near here.
 He was shot through the leg Tuesday, when a hunting companion mistook him for a deer. He became lost while returning and a rescue party found him yesterday after he had spent a night in the tim Der.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Russian Gold Is
 Smelted Tacoma
 Amount ,OOO,OOO

Tacoma, Oct. 31st-SoViet gold refined here in the last ten months has amounted to $5, 100000, it was revealed recently. The Danish motor ship Bronnoy unloaded 8,979 tons of ore from Russian pro- perties, and the British steam CT Anglo Peruvian 8,40O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Error Judgment Probable Cause
 AirpIane Crash
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. 31, - An error in judgment in the al- titude distance from the air port, by the pilot of the air liner which crashed October 7th near Cheyenne, was giv- en by the Bureau of Air Con- merce as the probable cause of the accident in which pill ot M. A. Collison and ten oth CTS were killed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Flood Waters Do
 Damage NY. Town
(By The ASsoclated Press)

Norwich, N. Y, Oct, 31, - Flood waters, caused by two days heavy rains rushed thru Norwich and Oxford farms, highways and railroad tracks, inundating village streets and causing considerably damage. The water was receding to- day, it was reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Easing Waterfront
 Situation Noticed
 Release Freighters
(By The Associated Press)


 San Francisco. Oct. 31, - A momentary easing of the tension in the waterfront la Dor situation was noticeable today, and the unexplained release of ? freighters was followed by formal notice by William J. Lewis, district president of the Internation- al Longshoremen's Associa- tions, that stevedores would not handle cargo to or from strike-bound gulf ports.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
UNITED AIR LINES TEST PLANE CRASHES KILLS
 CREW 4 TECHNICIANS
AirIiner Hits Hilltop, Gasoline Tank Ex-
 ExpIodes, Plane Is Shattered
(By The Associated Press)

Cheyenne, Oct. 31, Four men were blown to bits today when a United Air Lines test plane crashed in a snoWstorm on a hilltop six miles south of here.
 The dead are United Air Lines chief test pilot M. T. Arnold, Abe Cohen of the Wy oming Air Service, veteran Edward Yantis the U. A L. instrument man and Harold
 Continued on Page TWo)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Monarchy Move Is
 Blocked Like Idea
(By The Associated Press)

Vienna, Oct. 30, - The designation of Vice Chancel- Tor Starhemberg as King of Austria is only a distant ob- jective of the supporters of the prince, it was indicated as the drive to give him the scep ter, collided with a move to restore the Hapsburgs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Farley Postpones First Mail Flight
 Frisco To Manila
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. 31, Post master General Farley post poned the first San Francisco to Manila mail flight Novem- Der 9th, to the 22nd at the request of the Pan American Airways. in stamp collectors interests.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Will Fill In Gap
(By The Associated PresS)

Manila, Oct. 31, Plans for a commercial air service between Java and the Phili- ppines starting in February were revealed today to close the gap in air service around the world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Measles Reported
 Bring Two Doctors
(By The Associated PreSS)

Juneau, Oct. 31, Two phy sicians and a nurse flew to Haines and KlukWan, where the Bureau of Indian Affairs reported that pneumonia and measles had broken out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31
Another United Air Liner Crashes--Fom Are Killed
President Is To
 Vote state Election
(Bv The Associated Press)

1Bv The ASsoclated PreSSJ
 Hyde Park, Oct. 31, Presi- dent Roosevelt arrived at his family estate here today, to be on hand to vote at next Tuesdays state election.
 He plans talks for the read CTS of National Life, principal ly on international and en- ployment problems.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-31

For Sale-Arcola Heater. Bargain-Inquire at M X M Bank. 2t
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Tekla voda.

V Nedakonicfch u Uher-
skeho Hradist6 volili 81 repair
cukrovarnickeho d1vernika. O
funkci spojenou S p6knymi po-
zitky, uchazeli Sc diva kandi-
dati. KOnala Sc sch1ze volicn a
stoly Sc prohybaly pod mfsami
jaternic a jelit, ktere dial k
leps1mu prvn1 kandidat. Druhy
kandidat dial pTinest nemene
vrchovate missy klobas a ably
protikandidata porazil, dial
pTivalit jest6 k tomu diva study
piva. Do salu s mimi, narazit,
a sousede, tocte 81, co kdo vypi-
jete! Tim pivem pTetrumfl
prot kandidata We volebnim
rozdavanf a byl 81 jist vftez-
stv1m. Volby uz mohou zacit,
pivo uz NIUE tect! Volicove
Sc rozdelili ma diva tabory.
Prvn1, ii ddv6fivf a dychtivf, Sc
tlacili kolem urny, ably tam
honem vhodili svGj volebnf IL
sick (ovsem re S jm6nem kan
didata, ktery dial pivo) a ne
museli Sc potion pTi pitt vole-.
MIN zdrzovat. Druhy tabor Sc
sklenicemi v rukou Sc tlacil
rad6ji napTed kolem sudd pi-
va. Ma VIOLENT re je casu dost.
.Narazili, nastavili sklenice a
.tocili. Ale, hrome, to je to ne
jak blede a kaln6. To re je
pivo? Fuj tajksl, v obou SUI
dech byla sprosta, spinava T1c-
nj voda. Mezi volici zdesenl a
rozhoTcen1. Tt, CO uz ukvape-
ne odvolili, chteli z osudi tahat
Ease sve volebn1 l1stky zpatky,
to re by takhle nevolili, kdyby
vedeli, re m1sto piva potece
voda. Kandidat, ktery dial pfi-
valit ty diva study, Sc dusoval,
re objednal pro volice prav6
pivo a ne r1cnf vodu. To re mu
udelal jeho protikandidat mas
chval, a re study S pivem ne
kan z%asantrocil a nastrcil mi
sto Mich study S vodou. Mic mu
to nebylo platne. Prohral.
"Ses hloupy, kdyz ses dial tax
n~apalit!" Tekli mu. "a ten tv1j
protikandidat je mazanej, re
tie tax dobehl, toho volume!
Vodu 81 vypij sam, Sc svymi-
yoli-ci, patti vam!" No copak o
to, oni ted i u mas pred velbami
ukazujf volicIm sjednocene a
zelene study, ale jen Sc neukva-
pit, ably z mich potion pc vol
bach taky netekla jen T1cnf spi-
naVa VOda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Trochu mazanejs1 nezli
policiste.

General Gather, komisaf po-
licejnf, pronesl Mailed, re poll
este byli snad "trochu neopa-
trnf" pTi prohledavan1 Kazi-
mira Sabotky, ktery z vychod-
nfho policejnlho distriktu po-
Sian byl do m6stskeho zalafe
MAZE nabity revolver V kapse.
Zavren byl pro loupez, Jak
uvedeno V Telegraph. Sest po-
licistd prohlizejfc1ch Sabotku,
poslalo svoje zpravy komisafi.
Joseph Hess, zalarnik ma
vychodn1 stanici, tvrdil, re byl
jistym, re kdyz jej prohleda-
val, re mladfk zadny revolver
nem6l. Podobne druz1 poplra-
Ii, re by mohl m1ti revolver:
General p~oznamenal, re mia
dix "byl trochu mazanejsl nez-
Ii policist6" a radil V budouc-
nosti ku v6tsf opatrnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Dedecek vice nechce.

Ma Sumpersku budil poor
most zebraj1c1 dedecek. Najed-
nou pTestal zebrat a lidem, KITE
RI mu davali jeste penfze, PEEK
ne podekoval, re uz ma dost,
vic re nechce. Ma dotazy to
vysv6tlil. I'll u syna nekde ma
RymaTovsku. Syn vsak sam
|nem1ze uzivit svou rodinu a
proto starecek odesel cd neho
a jde pesky k dceri do Nobel
mic, ktere Sc vede lepe. Zebra,
protoze by Sc cestou jinak neu-
zivil, ale spokoj1 Sc, kdyz kaz-
dy den vyzebra jen 3 Kc. Ma
chleba a ma noclezne We staji
mu to stac1. Vic nechce. At
pry Sc almuzna dostane i ma O.
lstatn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Mlstnl zpravy.
Pochybnosti o pensijnim
zakonu.

Zatfm co pTipouStf, re zakon
o pensich pro sestarle osoby je
jednfm z nejlepsfch vypraco-
vanych poslednim zasedanim
zakonodarny V Annapolis a n.y.
nj podepsany governerem Nice,
nekterf vazn6 premyslejicf pro
jevujf tezke pochybnosti O O.
tazkach: "kdy a do jake m1ry
provaden bude."
Pochybnosti techto zalozeny
jsou ma financn1m zakladu. T.
Tednici pracuj1c1 zajmu pod
porovanych mali pry plno SOU
zenf, odkud pTijdou penize ku
podpoTe do konce tohoto roku
vzhledem ku neznalosti, kolik
vynese dan z hrubych prfjm1
a pax z dGvodu, re jejl zakon-
most napadena Dude v soude-
MIN T1zen1.
Pr nejlepsim dan nevynese
vice NEIL $4,800,0 900, sunni to,
kterou stat sehnati must ma
podpory, jak z Washingtonu
urceno. Co z toho zbyde, zby-
deli neco, nepomdze mnoho
systemu pensi pro sestarle.
Ma druhem mfste, mysli po-
chybovatele, plan zalozen ma
tom, re vydanf ma pense pOne-
Sc Sc staten vlada. Ponevac
vsak dosud mic o vladnich kro-
cich pro pensionovanf vykona-
no nenf, predpoklad tento jest
pills nejistym. Kongres k. pr.
niue stanoviti, re jeho penslJ-
nj zakon pocne pracovatl l.
cervna 1886 a kde potion zu-
stane stat Maryland.
AGkOliv stat ustanovuJe pen
slim starobnf system jake trva-
II, obstarava vydani ma tento
ienom ma jeden rok = a neprJ
deli pomoc z vladnlch provisl,
nebudou pen1ze ma placen1
pensf V mezidobf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
zena zastrelila zenu " trznici.

Zatfm co sta kupuj1c1ch v
Hollins trznici plnili tuto V So
botu, Cecilia Bressler, SO roku
stara ~zastTelila Rosu Schwartz,
80 roxy starou, kdyz tato sla $
iejfm manzelem. Pc strelenl
Schwartzove hodila Bresslero-
va revolver ma manzela sveho a
odb6hla do vedlejs1ho obcho-
du, kde dala sc do hystericke-
no place.
Schwartzova; matka tr1 d.
tex, zemrela Y nemOcnici. Byla
stTelena dvema kulema do zad.
Ku stfelenf doslo okolo pGl de-
safe hodiny V noel.
Bresslerova, jez odloucene
lila cd manzela, byla pc 6 ro-
XII V souchotinaTskem 1stavu V
Mount Pleasant.
= Esther Boyd, 25leta, wa
ia byla V sobotu do mestskych
nemocnic, ably l6cen byl jeJi
pTerazeny nos.
Policista nalezl il lez1cf u
konce schodG v jej1m pflbytku
We $500 blocku Toone ulice ko-
lem 8. hodiny, kdyz sousede te-
lefonovali ma stanici, ably V do
me vladnoucf povyk utisen byl.
Byla shozena manzelem Sc
schOdH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Ia Otcem.

We Vserubech u Kdyne one
mocnel vazne vrchn1 Inspector
financn1 straze, Anton1n Kadi-
do. Byl odvezen do nemocnice
v Domazlic1ch. Jeho manzelka
81 druheho dine najala- motorku
a jela manzela navstfvit. De
setileteho synka odm1tla witt
s sebou. Chlapec Sc jiz pred
odjezdem matky umluvil S os-
miletym kamaradem, re pole
dou do domazlicke nemocnice
ma svych kolobezkach. Re Vse-
rub do Domazlic je silnicni
vzdalenost 20 kilometru. 0 tom
vsak chlapci neuvazovali a je-
Ii. Kdykoliv "a sebou slyseli
hukot motoru, schovali Sc do
pf1kopu, ably je nevidela ma
minka, ktera vyjela pozdeji.
TAX je Kadidlova v motorce
skutecne minula a hosi pax je-
Ii dale. J1zdou ma ko!obez-
kach Sc hodne unavili, ale ne.
polevili, dokud nebyli v Doma2
liclch. Objevili sc v nemocnic
MIN pokoji jeste V dobe navste1
Otec sklamany tim, re no nepr.
Sci navstfvit jeho syn, mel vel
kou radost, kdyz utrmaceny sy'
mex Sc nahle objevil v pokoji
Kdyz zvedel, re ujel dvacet XII
lometrG ma kolobezce, jen ably
videl nemocneho tat1nka-roz
plakal Sc radost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Komuniste proti NazistGm.

Komuniste deseti zemi Evro-
py spojili Sc We spolecne vyzve
ably provadeli demonstrate
prot Nemeckym Nazistdm a
zasl1bili svou pomoc sovetske
uni V pf1pade, re by byla ma
padena. Jich APPEL byl otisten v
organu komunisticke strany
Pravda v Moskve.
VIVA byla podepsana u
strednfmi vybory komunisticke
strany "a tyto zeme: Nemecko,
Francie, Angle, Polsko, tIalie,
|Ceskoslovensko, Belgie, Rakou-
sko, Madarsko a Litva. Konc1
Sc navrhem ma "okamzitou or
ganisaci spolecnych vyjedna-
vani a proveden1 demonstrate
prot nemeckemu Swami do val
ky a We prospech m1romilovne
politiky sovetske unie.
Prvnf kveten ma byti dnem
ku zahajen1 techto demonstra-
CT, pravf Sc We vyzve. Social
ste jsou pozadani O spolupraci,
dale socialn1 demokrate, del
nictvo a neodvisle strany V An
gill, a revolucnf socialiste V
Rakousku.
"Nemect1 fasiste pTipravuj1
imperialistickou valku a nami-
Fl sve zbran6 ma prvn1m m1ste
prot zemi vytvoTenou social
sty, "pravf Sc We vyzve." Ale
sfla teto zeme = sovetska unie
= zlom1 kazdou vlnu nenavisti
vrzenou proti nj fasisty. Vsich-
nj kdoz mali namftky prot vo-
jenskym provokac1m nemecke-
no Imperialism a jeho japon-
skych a polskych spojencu,
must nyn1 vystoupiti pro m1ru-
milovnou politiku sovetske unie
a uzavren1 vychodn1ho paktu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Diva pohrby, dive zeny a jeder
neboztik.

V Novem Jic1ne Sc udala ira
gikomicka udalost S nebozt1-
KEN. V tamn1 nemocnici zem-
rel bankovn1 dredn1k We vysluz
be H. Zemrely byl rozveden,
ale nebyl rozloucen. V novem
Jic1ne bydlel Sc svou novou
druzkou zivota. Kdyz H. zem-
rel, n~avst1vila jeho druzka jis-
ty ostravsky pohrebn1 1stav a
o%bjednala pro I'll. laciny po-
hreb. Pohrebn1 1stas zaT1dil
vse potfebne, nebot soudil, re
zena je manzelkou zemreleho.
O smrti 1redn1kove Sc vsak do
vedela take jeho byvala zena a
hned 81 u jineho uTadu objed-
nala drahou rakev a zaT1dila
prevoz neboztlk1v do Brna.
PohTebn1 1stav ulozil telo zes-
nuleho do rakve a jiz pT1st1
den mela byti t6lesna schranka
neboztikova pTevezena do Br-
ma. Ale ~nestalo Sc tax. Byvala
neboztfkova zena odjela do No
|veho Jicfna, ably Sc poptala pc
zaveti, a zde Sc setkala S druz-
kou neboztika. ODE zeny W.
menily mezi sebou hodne O.
strych SLOW, a ma konec to do
pablo tax, re jedna rekla dru-
he: "Pochovej 81 no sama". A
w Sc zadna O neboztfka nesta-
rala. Nebozt1kova byvala ze-
ma odTekla pTevoz a druzka ze-
snuleho pohTeb. Nebozt1k po-
hrben byl ma obecnf 1traty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Odsouzen.

Claude B. Sweeney, syn by
Vallejo komandanta Maryland
skeho regimentu We svetove
valce a byvaleho zalarnfka
Marylandske kaznice, odsou-
zen byl ma 10 dnf do vezeni
pro podvody spachane vyda-
MIN nepravych checkG ma jme-
no otce. Otec jeho zije nyn1 v
Kalifornii, kan syn slfbil pc
odbytf trestu odejeti a Sc po-
.lepsiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Boure " kaznici.

' pond6l1 propukIa mezi
trestanci boure v kaznici, kdyz
dvanact trestancG odsouzenych
u dlouh6 dolby, vzbouTili Sc v
zapadnfm kT1dle lkaznice ko-
lem 1 hodiny rannf. Poplachu
ucin9n byl kratky konec pomo-
CT slznJch bomb. Diva kapita-
nj straze byli lehce poraneni.
Sest trestancG zavreno bylo
"a trest do zvlastnfho oddele-
nj, kde zGstati must az "do po-
lepsenf Sc"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
BaItimoTanka ma druhem mists

Lansing Hatfield, Baltimo-
Tanka, We zpevn1m kontestu We
Filadelfii p%ostavena byla ma
druhe misto. Kontest konan
byl Narodnf federacf hudeb-
mich klubH.
Ia nejlepsf uznana Marga-
ret Harshaw z Nasberth, Pa.
PTiTcena il byla cena $1,000.