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, 1935-08-18
TEXAS LEAGUE

FORT WORTH. Tex, Aug. IL
.P-By scoring eight runs on eight
more on less solid base knocks In
the first inning the Fort Worth
Cats defeated the Oklahoma City
Indians Q TO 3 here Saturday after
noon.
Ed Marleau. who started In the
hox for the Tribe but got only one
man out. was charged with the loss
OF the game. He walked one man
and allowed six hits, one n home
run by Lincoln Blakely. Jack Brill
heart followed. He experienced some
trouble getting started on such
short notice and permitted two
more hits that inning that sent two
runs across the pan. After that he
pitched with rare effectiveness.
yielding only three hits the remain
der OF the afternoon.
Okla. City 80. OI0 020 O00-S Ell
Fort Worth ~. 500 600 10x-9 III l
Marleau. Brillheart and Fitzpat-
rick; Wistert, MilStead and Vance.
DALLAS, Aug. IL. Rg-The Dali
las Steers. still pounding along like
a first division ball club now that
It Is too late 70 do them any good.
hammered three Tulsa hurlers un-
mercifully here Saturday night and
won their second straight from the
Oilers. 8 to /.
They punched five OF their IL hits
in the third inning off the veteran
Dick Whitworth fer a four-run lead
and from then on its was a breeze.
Ed Selway and Al Shealey were the
other victims.
Sal Gliatto went the distance for
Dallas in good style.
Tulsa ......... 600 600 OlO-l o
Dallas ........ 004 oil 00x-6 II ]
Whitworth. Selway, Shealey and
Britain: Gliatto and Warren.
Galveston ...... 81 900 203-e Is l
San Antonio WV. 900 900 IOO-l IL 3
Moore and Linton: Miller, Talley,
Kelly AZ Payton-
Beaumont ...... 0i0 O0l 400-6 9 Q
Houston ....... 900 201 O00-3 Y
Mclaughlin and Tebbettsl Sims,
Potter, and wise.
, 1935-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

50. Louis Y. New York ..
Chicago 7. Brooklyn 4.
Pittsburgh rs. Philadelphia OIL.
Boston W. Cincinnati 4.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga 4: New Orleans IL.
Knoxville 2: Memphis 8.
Ne fhville s; birmingham 3.
, 1935-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Detroit q. New York 2
st. Louis IL. Boston 3.
Philadelphia 81. Chicago 7-G-
Cleveland as. Washington TO.
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EDELSTEIN IS
WINNER 5 TO 7
Yankees and Flyers Are To
Tangle In Fast Fray
Monday Night
PLAYGROUND BALL
C0rninw Games

Monday-P-AA mt TT. Brown.
Observation-Disclosures at ElkS
Friday-Eagles az Edelstein.
Ca--L--
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Browns Win CounIe

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l7.zPl-Rogers
Hornsby's uprising last place
Browns handed third place Boston
a double setback Saturday. blanking
the Red Sox 7 to 0 in the night cap
CT a doubleheader after taking the
first game ii TO z.
Boston ....... OO3 DOL O30- z 10 /
St. Louis ..... 400 030 Skill IL l
Wilson, Bowers and Berg: Knott
Vanatta and Hemsley.
Second game:
Boston ........ 900 900 00O-0 8 !
st. Louis ..... O23 100 Olx-7 IA 0
Rhodes, Wilson and r. Terrell:
Walkup and Heath.
, 1935-08-18

Games Sunday
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
, 1935-08-18

BOSTON. Aug. II. Rl-BoSton
took the last game OF the series from
Cincinnati 6-i Saturday. The victory
gave them ar edge OF 4 games 10 two
ever the Reds. Bobby Smith went
che route fer the home team.
Cincinnati III. 100 900 000-f . 0
Boston 060 600 O0x-6 10 0
Nelson. Grey and Campbell: Smith.
Walberg and Mueller.
, 1935-08-18

BROOKLYN. Aug. IL. R1-Big Bill
Loo pitched Superlative ball Satur-
day, holding the Dodgers 10 five
hits while the Cubs eased into a 7 to
I victory in the series final with the
aid Of five Brooklyn errors. The
Dodgers, however, won the series 81
Chicago ........ O02 COS 000-7 9 o
Brooklyn ........ 900 600 100 5 )
Lee and Hartnett: Babich. Leo
nard, Baber, Mungo and Lopez.
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Gaining
In San Benito
Baseball Loop
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO. Aug. 17.-Hygeia
made II two victories this week In
the local softball league and drew nto
a tie with Rio Hondc for second
place by defeating Rangerville. 6 TO
5. Friday night. Hygeia beat the
Lions. 9 TO 6. Wednesday night.
Only a rally In the last Of the
ninth enabled the Milkmen 10 win
Friday night. AS a matter of fact
Rangerville led for six innings.
Score.
, 1935-08-18

Z-Batted TOT smith IN oIn,
.Sz-Ran for Mancuso in It'll.
zzz-Batted for Gabler in 9th.
st. Louis .......... OIL 020 2l0-7
New York .......... 200 900 1908
Runs batted in-Ott. Leiber. ".
Davis. Heusser. Martin. Rothrock,
Frisch. j. Moore. Durocher. Two
base hits-Rothrock. Koenig. Three
base hits. Collins. Stolen bases
New York Z: st. Louis S. Bases on
balls-Heusser /; Stout /. Strike
outs-Heusser 2: Gabler /; j. Dean
/. Hits off-Smith. 6 in 5 innings;
Stout 3 in 2; Gabler. ? in 2: Heus-
ser, 7 In z: j. Dean. 2 in 2. Hit by
pitcher. by-Stout martini winning
pitcher-HeusSer: Losing pitcher
Smith. U~mpires-Klem, Stewart and
Stark. Time 200.
, 1935-08-18

The democratic party polled o.
900. 900 fewer votes IN 1884 than In
1882.
, 1935-08-18

CHICAGO, Ill. ug l7.-lP-The
White Sox defeated the Philadel-
phia Athletics 81, Saturday in the
second game OF n double header
that was called at the end Of the
fifth because Of darkness. The
Athletics. with Charley Berry bat
ting in all their runs. edged out a 3
70 2 victory In the opener.
, 1935-08-18
- The
TEXAS LEAGUE

Oklahoma City 3: Fort Worth .
Tulsa Y. Dallas o.
Galveston 2. san Antonio n
, 1935-08-18

Rangerville ........ 900 410 OO0-5I
Hygeia ............ 0l0 Ol0 30l-6I
Batteries: Frizzell and Hoket:
Adams and Weatherly, Gilbert.
, 1935-08-18

walkup and Heath.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
z Trnkovych mlynI hotel.

Byvale Trnkovy mlyny V
Praze l., ma Novotneho lavce,
koupila v r. 1923 skupina ia
roslav Fencl a spoil. a cht6la ma
jich m1ste zaT1dit pobrezn1 re-
presentacn1 hotel S kavarnou a
restaurac1. Obec prazska sta
lie odkladala rozhodnut1 O pre-
clozenych stavebnlch planech,
procez 81 stavebnfci st6zovali
u Zemskeho 1radu, ktery stav-
bu povolil. Obec prazska nato
podala stfznost k Nejvets1mu
spravn1mu soudu, ktery nynl
"a predsednictv1 presidenta
Hachy st1znost obce prazske
zamftl. Stavba projektovaneho
hotelu Dude nyn1 pc odstrane-
nj hlavnf pTekazky zahajena
ma jafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
SIS plzenskych faSistG
pred nejvyssim soudem.

Nejvyssf soud v Brine vynesl
rozsudek We veci fasistickych
junakG. Zmatecn1 stlznosti
statniho zastupce prot rozsud-
ku krajskeho soudu v Plzni
nejvyssi soud vyhov6l a rozsu-
dek zrusil. Dale vynesl rozsu-
dek, kterym Sc hlavnf obzalo-
vany V. Broz1k z PINE odsu-
zuje pro zlocin Poole zakona
ma ochranu republiky ma l rok
do tezkeho zalaTe a Ike Ztrate
cestnych prav obcanskych ne
podm1nene. PGvodne incl roz-
sudek ma 2 mes1ce tuheho We
zeni nepodm1nene. Wee ostat-
Mich IS obzalovanych byla vra
cena krajskemu soudu v Plzni
k novemu projednanf. Pokud
,jde O zmatecnl st1znost Jana
Konrada z Plzne, ktery by]
suozen pro podobny delikt Sc
skupinou 46 fasistG v Klato-
vech a odsouzen do tuheho We
zen1 ma jeden mesfc, nejvyssi
soud zmatecn1 st1znost Zamltl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
zatklo V hotelu. Byly u neho

zatklo V hotelu. Byly u neho
nalezeny 4 tuby kokainu DO
100 gramech. Krone toho by
10 ma ulic1ch nalezeno n6kolik
tub, ktere patrne odhodil ne
ktery z podloudnik1. Kokain
byl zabaven a Bartl zatcen.
Dale byli v Biline zatceni els
mix Josef Weber a jeho bratr
Karel, byvaly bankovnf tired
mix, ktery byl jiz 1castnen ma
velkem podelan1 kolkG. Oba
Weberove obstaravali rozpro-
del kokainu. Prav1 Sc vsak, re
Je kompromitovano jeste neko-
Xix Jinych osob, mezi mimi i to-
varnlk We Vejprtech a l6kaf z
Mostu. We vysetrovanf Sc ener-
gicky pokracuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25

Urady We Vejprtech odhalily
rozsahle podloudne dopravo-
vanf kokainu z N6mecka do
Ceskoslovenska. Tohoto oman
neho drogu bylo vpasovano do
Ceskoslvenska "a neklik tislc
Kc. Kokain byl prodavan "a
vysoke ceny ~soukrOmnlkGm,
drogist1m a pry take do jedne
nocnf mfstnosti v Teplic1ch. Je-
den kilogram kokainu byl pro
davan asi "a 10000 Kc, ackoli
nakupnf cena cinila 5000 Kc.
Dopravu kokainu z pohranic-
nfho mesta Vejprt obstaraval
MATTEL najemneho auta Hart
wig Bartl z Vejprt. Kdyz v
techto dnech prijel, jak jiz ca
do Biliny, cetnictvo no
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
1850 svetovych obchodnfch
domG a 100000 kupcai pozva-
no ma jarni P. v. ".

V predpokladu, re mimofad-
ma doba potfebuje mimorad-
nych prostredkd, rozhodla Sc
%veletrzn1 sprava P. V. V. pro-
vesti zvlast6 rozsahlou zvacf
akci pro jarnf veletrh, ktery Sc
kona We dnech cd 10. do II.
brezna 1886. Ably zjistila ex-
portnim firmam, kterych Sc
stale vice hlasf k vystavovani
ma PVV., co nejleps1 vysledky,
pozvala individuelne 1850 sve
.tovych nakupnfch DON'T k nav
steve jarnfho P. V. V.,pTi cemz
jim nab1dla ochotu s~prostred-
kovati informacn1 oferty csl.
vyrobcG. Tato akce setkava Sc
S dobrym zajmem. Take tu-
zemske propagaci VENUE Sc
mimoradna pozornost. K nav
steve jarn1ho veletrhu Dude po-
zvano 100000 domacfch kup-
CD a vaznych zajemcG zvlast-
MIN velmi vypravnym cfslem
Prazskeho veletrznfho zpravo-
ktery Dude obsahovati
jine popis novinek, jez
budou vystaveny ma jarnfm P.
V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
CtyTicet let starostou oboe.

V Dvakacovicfch V chrudim-
skem okrese oslavil jubileum
vefejne cinnosti starosta oboe
Cenek sdra. Je tomu ctyricet
let, co byl pc prve zvolen sta
rostou obce a cd te dolby byl az
dosud volen nepTetrzite. Toto
Jubileum bylo ucteno slavnost-
nj schGz1 obecnfho zastupitel-
stva Ia 1casti zastupcG O kres-
nj samospravy a spolkG. Nejen
V chrudimskem okrese, ale i V
dalekem okol1 je zjevem ole
dinelym, ably obcanstvo pc ety.
Ticet let volilo tutez osobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25

ii O ne. Ano, tazala jsem Sc il
bude-li mlsto byval6 vychova-
telky slecny Darbyovy V brzku
vypln6no, a ona mi nedala ami
odpov6d.
"Jest podivno pak-lize jeji
pamet jest spatna neb pTet1ze-
ma, re neopomenula vraditi do
m6ho seznamu jedin6 jmeno,
az ma vase. A ku vsemu jest6
.iste musela jfti pesky? Proc
jste 81 neobjednala povoz a
proc jste j nepripoctla tutO
vFlohu k vasemu 1ctu?"
"Domn1vala jsem Sc, re mi
prochazka prospeje."
"Musfte um6t postaviti Sc
lady Rawnsleyov6', vypravela
PAM Holmesova dale a pTistou-
pivsi ku mn6, polozna mi svou
ruku ma hlavu, "jinak vas W.
koristi. O ma draha, w jste
pills mlada a slicna pro posta-
veni, jez zde mate zaujmouti
a boil mne opravdov6, vidfm-li
divku jakou jste Wy, pokouseti
Sc O neco podobneho. Proc"
"Coz to dopada opravdove
TAX zle?" vpadla jsem il dzko-
stliv6 do reel.
Pocala jsem jiz doufati, re
mfsto vychovatelky Dude OBJ
STONE, snesiteln6. Use zde Wy
hlizelo tax pohodlne a domac-
Ike a PAM Holmesova byla tax
mateTskou a laskavou, re jsem
pocitovala, jake bych Sc byla
dodelala leps1ch veci, nez ia
kych jsem doufala doc1liti.
Jeji rec mne vSak znepOko-
jila.
"Vy jste prfliS mladou," pra
villa, write hIavou. ga -"
"Mylady 81 pTeje, ably slecna
Moffatova pTisla do jejf kom-
naty," slysela jsem oznamova-
ii.
Ohlednuvsi Sc, poznala jsem
ku nemal6mu svemu pfekvape-
nj. V osobe mluv1c1 - Dinu Al
lenovu.
Vyhlizela tax klidnou a po-
kojnou, jake by to, co Sc stale
u vecer, bylo pouhym snem.
"Jste Wy to, Dino?" tazala
Sc PAM Holmesova pr1vetiv6.
"Uvedete slecnu Moffatovu "a
ma ku lady Rawnsleyove?"
"Zajist6," odpovedela Di-
nah.
Has jejf mel pr1zvuk uctivo-
sti, pTece vSak jsem byla jista,
re Z n6ho vyznfva pTekvapeni
a to nemale.
"Jd6te s Dinou, ma draha a,
ona vas Ease privede nazpet.
Zatim Dude pro vas cal pripra-
ven. Vim, re n6ceho podob-
n6ho op%ravdove potrebujete.'
A mela pravdu.
TAX velice jsem potTebovala
n6Geho podobn6ho, re jsem 81
pTala ably lady RawnsIeyova
byla rad6ji dele cekala, nez
pro mne poslala.
Nalezla jsem il oblecenou We
vystTizeny, velice vystrizeny
vecern1 Sat purpurov6ho plysu.
Sed6la u krbu.
Drzela V ruce v6jiT a takto
mne ocekavala.
TAX jste tedy pfiiela, slec-
no Moffatova?"
Takove byIo jeji uvitani.
Nebyla jsem il nicfm vice
nez slecnou Moffatovou!
POkud ma pam6t sahala, la
dy Rawnsleyova nikdy mne
neuv1tala tax chladne.
Bylo mi V tn chvfli, jake bych
Sc mela zalknouti.
A prece, uvazilo-li Sc vse; co
bylo zalezeno ma vrtochu a roz
maru Adelaidy Handovy?
Mohla jsem to pTece oceka-
vati! A tam dole byla ia la
skava zena = opravdova lady
a pfltelkyne, - kterez jsem Sc
mohla sv6fiti Sc vsemi svymi
nesnazemi.
"Myslim, lady Rawnsleyo-
va" pravila jsem, snesouc W.
raz jej1 hrdosti a povznesenos-
ii, aleZzaroven usednouc bez
jejiho vyzvani, jake bych il V
spolecensk6m ohledu byla row.
nou, "ze jste zapomenula do
staff sv6mu slibu a re jste nj
koho pro mne k nadrazf nepo-
~slala."
Oblazila mne vytrvalym po-
hledem, kteryz znamenaI pre-
kvapeni mad mou smelost1 a.
neb chladnost1 a klidnostf.
ia vsak byla pTespfilis ura-
zena, nez ably mn6 bylo zaleze-
no ma tom, co ona 81 myslela.
IL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25

A pc slovech tech znovu a
znovu kopal do dveri.
"Aj, pane Lve," pravila Di-
nah rozmrzena, "nyn1 jdete
rovnou cestou ku osetrovatel-
CO."
"Ano, mGj drahousku. bez k
nj. Vsak seckej chvilku: po-
DEF ruku teto dame; ona jest
tvou novou vychovatelkou,"
pravila lady Rawnsleyova. "ze
nechces, ty maly darebaku?
PTeji 81 veru, abych mela tolik
casu a mohla te k tomu donu-
It'll = muslin vSak odej1ti. Dou
fam, slecno Moffatova, re ma
leznete svou cestu do dolejSich
mistnost1."
Pohledla jsem ma Dinu a u
smala jsem Sc.
o1Pochopila jsem nynf proc
PAM Holmesova il zadala, aby
mne dopfala jejfho prdvodu.
Lady Rawnsleyova spechala
odtud.
Maly Lev vyrazil re sebe sko-
70 divoky vykfik.
"Maminko, = maminko, po-
lib mne! Musis mne polibiti!''
Lady Rawnsleyova venovala
ieho zadosti asi tolik pozorno-
sti, jake by byla ucinila osoba
1plne hlucha.
"Polib mne, mil mily no.
chu," pravila jsem.
Jedinou odpovedf, jake Sc
mi dostalo, bylo, re hoch pc
mne kopnul nohou.
Byl to hezky hoch, tmav6
pleti, zrovna jake jeho matka.
"To jest piece jen hanba,
mlady pane Lve!" praviIa Di-
nah. "Myslfm, re potrebujete
opravdove potrestani."
"Polfbfte mne, Royi?"
Pribl1zil Sc Sc student, ale
prijal to laskanf.
"A nyn1, deti, pospeste ku O.
setrovatelce," pravila Dinah 2
ostra. "Slecna Moffatova ne
chce byti vami obtezovana."
"Starsf IDA Sc byti tichym,
poslusnym hochem," pravila
jsem nasleduj1c il cestou dol1.
"Nenf mem ami zdibku xiv
nosti," znela jejf odpoved
"Zda Sc mi, re to z neho bylc
vsechno vytluceno."
"Jest = jest - ona = jehc
- mace -"
80 ia nemluvim O lady
Rawnsleyove," vpadla mi dc
feci Dinah, uhodnuvsi smysl mt
feci. "Ona jest dosti laskavou
Mluv1m o lordu Rawnsleyovi
On zachazf s ditetem h1Tfe ne5
zachaz1 S nekterym re svyck
PSI, naleza-li Sc nahodou '
spatnem rozmaru a je-li mladJ
pan Roy jeho ceste. Lady
Rawnsleyova nenf ami dost
malo zlou macechou. Jest-lizt
panovi nezabranuje v tom
kdyz chce byti vGci ditku u
krutnym, jisto jest, re jej k nj
cemu podobnemu nenabada.'
: Byly jsme zatim u dverf do
macf hospodyne.
ia polozila ruku ma ramc
Diny, jake bych il chtela zadr
yeti.
"Dino," pravila jsem hla
sem pritlumenym, "mrzi mn,
velice, re jsem vas v~yrusila v,
Vas1 rozmluve, kdyz jsem pfi
chazela sem. Mil soucit ="
20 jake rozmluve sc zminu
.ljete, slecno?" tazala Sc NM
Dinah a nelfcenym pTekvape
MIN.
"Mluvim o tom kdyz jsem
parku videla vas "a"
"ze jste mne dnesnf der
videla V parku, slecno? Nikdy
Nevysla jsem z domu pc celJ
tyden a mysl1m re tax nebudI
moci uciniti pc dlouhy cas- =
alespon ne tax doluho, pokuc
zde Dude dun plny hosti!"
Zdalo Sc, re mluv1 upfimne
ga vsak vas videla, Dino
ia -"
"VeTte mi, slecno Moffatovs
re vas zrak vas musel oklama.
ii. Pouze jednou jste mne vi.
della az do te dolby kdy mne
PAM Holmesova poslala naho-
ru, abych YAM poslouzila, a to
bylo smrtelneho lGzka me u
bohe netere."
ga jsem vas vsak slysela.
Mluvila jste = prosila, zapri-
sahala jste nejakeho muze, a.
by ucinil pc pravu vasemu cha
rakteru."
"Mus1m vas ujistiti, re m11.i
! charakter lest takOvV. 70 new
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25

pravila jsem a vchazej1c do po-
koje, byla jsem V pochybnos-
tech o tom, cemu mann veriti:
zda-li slov1m Diny, aneb vlast-
MIN oc1m?
Zdalo Sc mi, re to byla ona;
sotva jsem mohla uveTiti, re by
to byl nekdo jiny - a pfece:
jeji ddiv, kdyz jsem O tom mlu-
villa, byl tax opravdovy a jeji
rozcileni tax nelfcene!
Kapitola dvacata tret1.
"Jak vlastne ona vyhlfzi,
slecno Gladysova? Myslfm, re
jest obycejnym typem?"
20 kom to m~luvite?"
90 move vychovatelce MIA
deho lorda Beedala."
20 Wy mluvite o slecne Moi
fatove?"
"Ano," pravil pan.
"Ona, = nu, ona jest tax u
chazejfcf, nemylfm-li Sc. "Coz
jste Sc il pTi svacine nepovsim-
nul?"
"Nikoliv. Pravim YAM vsak,"
pokracoval pan, "ze al Sc S nj
setkam hned il pocnu vyzna-
vati lasku. Neco podobneho
vGci opustenym a osamelym
vychovatelkam jest, jak yam
znamo vzdy dovoleno. Ony to
prijfmaj1 jake poklonu a JIM
Tide zajiste nalezaj1 potesen1 v
tom vidf-li jak takova vycho-
vavatelka jest salena."
"Jest to pravda?"
"Jest, = ujistuji Vas, re
Jest, slecno Gladysova. Kdo
vsak byla ia roztomila d1vka V
sedem satu S prostou cernou
paskou ma rameni, = ia dfvka,
kteraz sedela pri svacine po-
biz lady Rawnsleyove? W.
hl1zela zdrzelivou a bstycha-
YOU a kdykoliv jsem pohlednul
V jej1 stranu, mlcela. Jak Sc
zdalo, nikdo il neoslovil, piece
vsak bylo %zjevno, re nenf oby-
cejnou devou. Ona ="
"To byla nova vychovatel-
ka, pane Carlyone," znela Cd
poved Gladys Rawnsleyove,
dana hlasem mrazivym.
INA mou veru = ia rozto-
mila divenka re jest vychova-
telkou?! Jaka to skoda a
hanba! Ia zde dlouho nevy-
drill"
Dude prvn1 vychovatelkou,
kteraz zde vydrzela, predpo-
kladaje ovsem re vydrz1. Chra
nenky Adelaidiny jsou vsech-
ny b1lymi labutemi ma tax dlou
no nez Sc z Mich stanou busy
ga vsak mysl1m, re d1vka,
kteraz Sc vyznamenava tax
spanilym oblicejem a tax u
slechtilym chovan1m Sc, jake
slecna Moffatova, nebude zde
dlouho ~ponechana. Kazdy mu5
dychtive Sc pokus1 O to, ably S
il zfskal."
"Mysl1te tax? UpTimne pri.
znano, nemohu v cele slecne
Moffatove postfehnouti nice.
no, vyjma vyrazu nespokoje.
nosti a n~ejistoty. Tazala jsen
Sc meho nevlastn1ho bratra pC
jeho 1sudku a odpov6d, jii
jsem obdrzela, byla vyznam
nou: iona Dude nezdarem"
pravil mi.
Lord Rawnsley nemel nikd,
smyslu pro krasu. Jak to ale
vyhl1z1 S hochy = zda-liz pal
oni il jsou nakloneni?"
"Abych pravdu povedela
pane Carlyone: nev1m. MGze
tie sotva ocekavati, re ia budl
mfti tentyz zajem ma slecnf
Moffatove, jakyz Wy, poole
vSeho zdan1 ma nj mate"
Stoj1c "a zaclonou, vyslech
la isem tax dalece rozmluvu
kteraz Sc tykala mne.
Dostavsi Sc k hovorne o ne.
co drive nez jsem rozmluvu tt
zaslechla, vyhledala jsem S
itchy koutek u jednoho okna.
Kdyz lady Rawnsleyova 9
celn1 jejf hoste vesli, pfedstou,
pila jsem a uklonila sc.
Ona nemohla jinak nez pc,
vsimnouti 81 me pf1tomnosti.
"Vychovatelka mych syn1,'
prohodila ledabyle.
Toto pTedstaven1 me osoby
nem6lo zadny jiny 1cinek kro-
me toho, re nektef1 z hosti ma
mne upTeli mrazivy pohled.
Diva z host1 nam1fili ma mne
sva sklfcka, jake bych byla BY
vala nejakym pfedmetem ku
prodeji, aneb nejakym zv1re-
tenn noveho druhu.
UMxr<oo 70 iooro - usdG1o ~
, 1935-07-28
Local Agents For
Insurance Firm
Are Appointed

Sam r. Weems OF Weslaco. Val
Icy district agent for the Minnesota
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Saturday announced the appoint
ment or Zadoc r. Rosenthal. Jr., and
Walter G. Lynch as Brownsville
agents for the company.
RoSenthal Is a graduate of the
Brownsville high school and jun
Tor college.
Lynch, who several months ago
came to the Valley from California.
has been living at Mercedes and
plans shortly TO remove his family
to Brownsville. Formerly, in Califor-
MIA. he was connected with the Pru-
Dental Life Insurance Company and
the Aetna Life, both of New York.
The Minnesota company. which Is
q new entrant In the Valley field.
has been In business more than IS
years. It has insurance in force
amounting to $191 973,l47, and as
sets Of 81. 167 ,556.
Mr.. Weems, who several months
ago retired as state manager for the
company after 30 years OF service.
removed 10 the Valley. at Weslacc.
to be near the family Of his daugh-
ter.
II am not much OF a loafer, and
there are not enough golfers In the
Valley to keep me entertained. so /
decided to give most of my attention
TO life insurance here in the VAL
ley" Mr.. Weems said.
, 1935-07-28
Alfred To Fish On
Visit To Border

AUSTIN. July 27.-R-Governor
Alfred planned TO leave SATURDAY
for the Texas coast where he viii
combine fishing with speech-mak-
ing.
He will deliver the dedicatory ad-
Dress &C the dedication OF Port
Isabel Tuesday and will speak We'd
nesday night at q banquet sponsor
eu by the Houston Italian colony
honoring young Texans Of Italian
extraction.
, 1935-07-28
African Colony Is
Under Martial Law

ROME. July 27.-CPl- 1t was
learned In government circles Sat
urday that Italy's east African col
ony In Eritrea Is under virtual
martial law.
Placing Eritrea under martial law
was ordered at Asmara by High
Commissioner General Emilio De
Bono. In order to enforce this law
he created a special tribunal with
Headquarters in Asmara which will
try all cases against the state" as
well as those Of a criminal nature.
, 1935-07-28

show that for the tx rscutha up
tn July 4. his department has sold
us farms and ranches Tn Kansas
Oklahoma. Colorado and New Max
leo. as compared with 81 such prop
critics sold the first Etx months nf
1884. Not only that. but he has sold
these lands nc mn average price o1
S19g8 per acre, as compared with
an average OF e8.1o per acre obtain
ed during the corresponding period
last year. During that period the
land banks sales tOtalcd only
e152.670. For the Ex months this
year they lacked n weeks sales uf
totaling n half million dollars. tho
exact comparison for the cCrres-
ponding half year period being:
For 1884. fifty five properties
l0.634I5 acres-sold for e152J670. or
sis per acre.
For 1885. a hundred fifteen
properties 24.707.B4 acres sold
for $4S3 .557.T0. or sass per acre.
The first half or l35. sales INV
states we're: Kansas. Is farms:
Oklahoma. AZ: Colorado 10. New
Mexico o. For 1884. same period,
the sales were: Kansas v. Oklmho-
mn 20: Colorado 10: New Mexico
g."
, 1935-07-28
TRUCKERS CASE
IS DISMISSED
Hidalgo Men Fail to Get
Restraining Orders
Against Officers

EDINBURG, July 1.-Two tenn
porary restraining orders prevent
ing ali Texas peace officers from in
terfering with operation Of trucks
on Texas highways by O. y. Wood
and w. N. Vickers, both OF Donna,
were automatically dissolved In Judge
Fred BENEFITS s3rd Civil District
court here Friday afternoon when
Judge Bennett decided his court did
not have jurisdiction over the cases.
Judge Bennett granted a temper
airy restraining order in favor OF the
plaintiffs on July / but dismissed
the cases Friday when two assistant
Texas attorney-generals. represent
ing state Officials who we're named
defendants In the action. presented
n plea that he had nc jurisdiction.
Plaintiffs petition asserted that
Wood and Vickers hauled their own
produce to various markets In Tex
rs and nearby states and purchased
agricultural products from other
growers for resale In various mar
kets, that state highway patrolmen
and other officers stopped the trucks
without search warrants ard search
ed and examined the trucks and fire.
quently fined the drivers. The petit
ton named as defendants all mem
bers OF the Texas Railroad Commits
sion and its employees. all officers
OF the Texas Highway Patrol and al
Texas peace officers Of whatever
rank or position.
Assistant Attorneys . general
George p. Kirkpatrick and Leonard
King Of Austin represented the de-
PENDANTS and asserted that Judge
BENEFITS court, described by them
as a court Of equity" did not have
jurisdiction In the case for the ca
son that II the allegations OF false
arrest and illegal Imprisonment Of
truck drivers had been made. the de-
PENDANTS had adequate remedy in
criminal courts as well as in damage
suits against the officers so CHARGED
Gordon Griffin. McAllen attor-
ney for the plaintiffs. said he would
| appeal Judge Benefits ruling TO the
Fourth Court Of Civil Appeals in san
/ Antonio.