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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
Waterbury
 Produce Market Furnished by Connecticut Department of Agriculture,
 B. P. Storrs, local agent.)

Western dressed meat prices op- ened the week unchanged for the bulk of kinds. Pork loins and lamb held firm at the levels which were advanced to last week. Butter was not as firm and high, having de- clined about two cents per pound from the highest levels in the ad- vance of early last week.
 (Unless otherwise stated quota- tions are based on sales of good merchantable products to retailers by nearby growers or others).
 FRUITS: Apples, fancy 1.15-l.5O bu., No. 1 .S5-1.l0 bu., No. 2 .5O-.75 bu.; cider apples .40-.50 cwt., bulk at farms; pears, native .75-1.0O. F. bu.
 VEGETABLES: Beans, green l.75- 2.25 bu., lima 4.25-4.50 bu.; broc- coli .75-.00 bu.; cabbage. white .40- 50 bu., red .75-.S5 bu., savoy .4O-.5 box; carrots, washed .75-1.OO bu. 1; CauIifi0wer I.OO-1.5O doz.; celery, hearts .6S-.75 doz., rounds .5O-.65 d0z. kale .3S-.40 box; lettuce, vest ern iceberg 4.75-5.00 crate; onions L10-1.5O bu.; parsnips. washed .9O- 1.1O bu.; peppers 3.Oo-.3.5O crate; po- tatOes 1.1O-I.25 bu., 1.S5-2.0O cwt. l; spinach .0O-1.0O bu.; squash, winter .e0-l.25 cwt.; tomatoes 2.50-2.75 tug. {; turnips, native yellow .5O-.65 bu., white purple top, washed .75-1.OO bu.: Canadian .00-.0O bu.
 LIVESTOCK AND MEAT: Butcher stock. cows .O3-.O6 lb., calves .09-.1l lb.; meats, beef .l5- .1sM lb., veal .1S-.1s b., lamb .17-.2O D., pork lolns .26-.2s 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
Market Plunged Both Ways in Heavy Trading Io-da
Made AdOances Until Profit Takers Came II,
Final Losses Extended to Three Points Only Utilities
 Managed to Stay Against Profit Taking

for fractional rises to new highs for the year. They remained firm. '
 Among industrials U. $. Steel dropped more than @ point to below 40, Bethlehem Steel more than 9 point to below 50, J. I. Case about 3 points to around l07, Westing- house more than points to 95 1-4. Chrysler almost 2 points to around 06s General Motors more than 8 point under 58. New York Central lost more than Q point to 24 Ia Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe was 1 6-8 lower at 5l Ia and Union Pacific was easy.
 Consolidated Gas was utility leader, gaining fractionally while United Gas improvement was frac- tionally higher around t8. American Telephone reached new 1885 high of 16l 3-4 after directors declared the regular $2.25 quarterly dividend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Nov. 20-(UP)-Fair quantities of GAS and finer territory wools in original bags were moved ct "A to 70 cents secured basis for average to short French comibng staple, accosding to to-day's report of the U. s. Agriculture Depart tnent.
 Sales included almost moderate quantities of medium grade terri- tory wools. Strictly combing 56S, 3-8 blood was sold ct prices as high as 75-78c, secured basis, in a number of instances, while similar class 48S, sos, l-4 blood lines brought mostly 67-6sC, the range being 67-70C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20

mered on the door of the phone booth, imploring action and dis tance.
 "This guys nuts" Ed told the dis patcher. He wants to keep goin' Whatll I do?"
 Check with him every night Haul him as long as he keeps pay ing"
 As the cab bowled over the Penn- sylvania hills the fare reused from his lethargy. opened his suitcase and scattered his clothing on the roadside. Then he bade Ed stop at the nearest liquor store, where he filled the bag with assorted tonics.
 Daily he rode and drank. Ed drove. Each night they stopped al good hotel, and the fare settled Eds bill. Cagily. his passenger stocked up in advance as they near ed dry states.
 Nine days and nine nights after Ed tripped his meter, the cab, thor oughly worn out, wheezed to a stop before a downtown hotel here. The fare peered through the door tilted his last bottle and climbed out. He paid his last installment on the fare, which then totaled more than 5000.
 "Well, g'bye," he said, stumbling towards the hotel. "So this is Newark. Nice plSce."
 Ed never learned his name.
 He sold the cab on orders from New York, and got s25 from a junk yard. But he retained the meter as Q. souvenir.
 Today he was on his way back tc New York by bus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20

(Continued from Page l.) ceremony. Prince Nicholas of Greece, father of the Duchess of Kent, travelled from Paris to Lon- don to attend the christening.
 Sir John Simon, home secretary, represented the government.
 Palace Chapel Decorated
 The chapel of the palace was decorated with white flowers. The Duke and Duchess of Kent drove to palace from their home in Bel- grave Square, where their baby was born, accompanied by Q nurse who held the child.
 After the ceremony Edward George Nicholas Patrick was car- ried onto e balcony of Buckingham palace to make his first formal ap- pearance before the public.
 On the return drive to Belgrave Square the car carr ing the child moved slowly to give the public every possible opportunity for a glimpse of him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
PRISON AGREED
 WITH FAT MAN

Boston, Nov. 20-tUP)-For eight weary months, 2e-year-old An- thony Cognato of Maiden Ian. guished in Q jail cell awaiting trial on Q charge of murdering Rox- bury insurance collector.
 Cognato had been arrested after the body of Jacob Cohen was found on Q Chelsea street with Q bullet wound in the head. At the time, no police scale was big enough to register Cognato's weight - 330 pounds.
 Today, Cognato is free. A jury which deliberated less than an hour acquitted him late yesterday.
 And Cognato has put on Q little weight, too. He now tips the beam ct 370 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
Naugatuck Gets
 Asst. Prosecutor

Attorney Thomas R. Neary, son of former Warden William J. Neary, this morning was ap- pointed assistant prosecuting attorney of Naugatuck Bor. ough Court by Judge Joseph E. Talbot, marking the first time in history an assistant prosecutor has been named.
 Attorney Neary passed his bar exams early this year. He is Q graduate of Boston Ini- versity and Georgetown Unl- versity. The present borough prosecutor Is Attorney James Sweeney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
ANNIVERSARY OF
 MAKER OF FLAG

South Portland, Me, Nov. 20.-- (UP).-Thls was the tooth birth day anniversary of the woman who made the flag used in Illinois dur ing Abraham Llncolns presidential campaign.
 She is Mrs. Rebecca Margaret Hutchinson, who was born "some- where in Pennsylvania" and who has lived at the Cape Elizabeth and South Portland Home for Aged Women for the past 10 years.
 Still enjoynig good health, Mrs. Hutchinson finds her greatest pleas tire in reading.
 Tn Massachusetts live seven
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
OLD sUPT. DIES

Rrookline, Mass, Nov. 20--(UP)- Fayette P. Forbes, S4, superintendent of the town water department for 6l years, died at his home here early today. A recent survey indicated that Forbes had the longest record of public service of any municipal ofilcial in the nation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
YOUTH FINED FOR
 VEHICLE VIOLATION

Daniel Mancini, 18, of 1i38 North Main street, was fined S6 and costs on Q. charge of driving without 6 license, and given Q suspended sen- tence on charge of operating 6 car with defective brakes, when are raigned in city court this morning.
 He was arrested yesterday by Patrolman John Johnson.
 Continuance till Saturday was given Perry shaffer, 30, of Bucks Hill. charged with breach of the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20

grandchildren and two great grand. children, some of whom joined her friends In helping her celebrate her birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
LATE REALTY NEWS

St. stanislaus Kosta Roman Catholic church corporation to Henry A. Keller, real estate on the north side of East Farm street, S6,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
Warrants Issued

San Francisco, Nov. 20-(UP)- Municipal Judge Alden Af11es today Issued warrants for arrest Of two men in connection with distribution of arsenic -laden baking soda which has killed three persons.
 Those named in the warrants were Morris Rosenthal of the Rosenthal department store, which sold the poisoned soda to some 800 families; and Nick Manno of the Manno sal- vege Co.,, from which the store ob. tained the soda.
 They were accused of violating pure food laws in selling the con- taminated soda, which was found to contain both arsenic and huoride. They also wer accused of selling the soda in bulk, under trademark without consent of the fllanufac- ttrer.
 Ames said conviction on such charges carries c fine of not lesa than $25 and not more than $500 or six months in the county jail or both. He set bail ct $500 bond or 1IOV CubH'
 Murder Plot Trail
 A homicide squad, jed by George Enngier and Alien McGinn, inves- tigated possibility that the soda was poisoned fin c mass murder plot.
 Dr. J. c. deiger. city health of- ficer. and chemists believed it would have been impossible for the arsen. ic and fuoride to have been mixed with the soda accidentally. oeiger called attention to the manner in which the arsenic permeated the bicarbonate soda in the Rosenthal store.
 Engier's inquiry was directed partly toward determining whether some one might have had Q grudge against the Rosenthal firm or Man. no.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
NEW YoRK CURB AGARKET
HTsTORsC TAVERN SOLD FOR Sl

Upper sandusky, o. (U.P)-0ar- ret's Tavern, historical landmark here, once visited by the noted English author, Charles Dickens, in his American travels sas been pur- chased by the Wyandot National Museum for e1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
ARRESTS PLANNED IN POISON CASE
(Continued from Page l.)

In the third was pure. The Rosen- thai firm bought the soda from the Manno Salvage Go, which in turn had obtained from @ damaged cargo of ship.
 The poison specifically was arsenic trioxide, which is used in rat poisons and insecticides. It is a white powder which to the layman looks much likes soda.
 Geiger declined to name the men for whom he said he would seek warrants. He said they would be charged with violating the pure food laws.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20

DOW JONES AVERAGES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
MOST PEEKED AT
 BABY IN ENGLAND

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA
 ANGRY AT DUKE

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Damicky a Cechoslovak.

NepT1jemne dobrodruzstv1
prihodilo Sc jistemu ceskoslo-
vensk6mu pTfslusnlku, jehoz
jmeno jest uvadeno v listech
1plne zkomolen6. Kdyz asi
O pGlnoci Sci pc Place de 70
pera V PaTfzi, zastavilo vedle
n6ho u chodn1ku nahle auto.
V mem sed6ly dive mlade danny,
jez no pozadaly O ohen. Ma to
no pozvaly k spolecne jfzde a
odjely S MIN do nocnf zabavni
m~1stnosti "Westhaven" v ulici
Mont Thabor. Spolecnost OBJ
jednala tam diva cocktaily a
sklenici piva. Kdyz asi pc
ctvrthodine host chtel platit,
byl mu pTedlozen 1cet ma 1874
frank6. Host prot tomuto Wy
deracstv1 professional a nabfzel
40 frank1, nacez doslo k ostre
vymene nazor1. Majitelka ba-
ru vrhla Sc ma hosta a ustedTi-
la mu nekolik polfck1. Tez o.
statn1 barovy personal Sc ma ne
no vrhl, zbil no a uloupil mu
naprsni tasku S 800 frankly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Misto lid vepri.

Pomoc proti hladu a zou-
falstvf nezamestnanych byla
prohlasena "a nejprednejsf ma
rodnf povinnost. 0 jejfm prak-
tickem prevalent dostavame
doklady z mnoha kraft. Ma
Klatovsku a Planicku ma byti
zemedelc1m, postizenym SUI
chem, rozdelena podpora 200,-
900 Kc. Ma obec v tonic kra-
il jsou ted zasflany dotazy,
Ijestli pry by postizenl souhla-
sill, ably mlsto podpory dostali
mackany owes cd agrarn1ho
druzstva. Tady nablzeji aspon
mackany owes, ale ma mnohych
mfstech, kde Sc jedna O bldu
skutecne nejkrusnejs1, nedava
Sc vGbec mic. V Kardasove Re
cici je ctycicet ~nezamestnych,
kteri ziji S rodinami V hrozne
bide. Podporu re statn1 stra-
vovacf akce nedostal dosud a.
nj jediny. Poukazky pry nej-
sou. V tonic meste byla take
provedena sbfrka pro neza-
mestnane. Mestsky 1Tad to
proved tax, re vyvesil ma obec
nj tabuli vyhlasku, re Sc prij1-
mali Diary. Vic neudelal mic a
nedostal ovsem take mic. Do
Svetic ma R1cansku byl povolan
lekaf k nezamestnanemu del
nfku Vankovi. Shledal, re
d6lnfk je 1plne vys1len hla-
dem. Poukazku ma potraviny
dostal naposled V f1jnu, Cd te
DOLBY mic. Jina obec ma Rican-
sku dostala pf1del chleba pro
nezamestnane. Starosta je ag-
rarn1k. Nikomu mic neoznamil,
chleba nechal ztvrdnout a pax
jej dial = prasat6m. V Rusku
posilaji sabotazn1ky kopat obi
~ kanal." u mas bychom mo-
hi vykonat mnoho pro uskutec
nenf labsko-dunajskeho prG-
plavu, kdybychom pos1lali ko-
pat kanal alespon syniky, ktefl
chteji vydelavat i ma hladu a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Svazal certa.

Starry Holecek = nevfm jak
sa opisoval, ale mac sas nan
nedoptal, nez ma Holecka =
rad 81 pfihnul, ale co, by to by
10 "a chlapa, ktery by nerad
borovicku? Inas byl to veliky
mudrlant a ledacos v6del re
starych CAST, ma ktere tax dr.
zal, az an sirek nepouz1val, a.
lie pofad kresal. Toz ten mily
Holecek umel take svazat GER
ia a chtel to take jedn1c Wy
prubovat."
Chlapi natahovali usi, ale
Jurovi vyhasla fajfka, proto
musel zapalit a teprd potem
pokracoval: "Toz jedndc let6l
mad dedind nedobry, Holecek
81 dodal guraze a zakTical:
"Stoj satane, jak voda V Jor-
dane, kdyz pana Krista krtili!"
Cert ostal stat V pov6tr1 jak
primrazeny. A stall mad d6di-
nj uz tTeti den, w byl cely GER
ny a lud6 uz NELL strach, co bu-
de dial, proto re nikdo Gerta
rozvazat neumel a starry Hole
eek take ne. Rozvazat certa
mozete enom latinsky a toz
Holeckovi nezbyvalo, nez it S
pros1kem do s1sedn1 d6diny "a
katolickym farafem, ably certa
fozvazal. Dyz velebn1cek po-
vedel cost pc latinsku, cert sd
zbrchal a odletal, ale ma Ho-
lecka nezapomnel. Dyz sd
jedn1c Holecek ub1ral z hos
pody a pobrdkaval 81 svoju:
Synecek, holecek nadelal ko-
lecek, zjavil Sc mu cert, a str
Gil no do zblku. Byl by sa ma
jisto utopil, dyby no nebyl u
hledl pomocny, kerry pram Wy
truboval dvanact1. Cd tel do
by sd Holecek zarekl, re nebu-
de certa svaZovat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Zachranil diva zivoty.

Pred pr1jeZdem rychllku do
STANCE Dalovice u Karlovych
Varn spustil hlidac trait, zelez-
nicaT Josef Sojka, zavory ma
prejezdu. Ma obou stranach
uzavreneho pTejezdu stale ne
kolik lidi a automobile, 64leta
Pavlina Michlova Sc svym Ale
tym vnukem podlezla zavory a
chtela prejiti trait. V tom O.
kamziku ritil Sc rychlfk. Stare
ma mela ma hlave shiny sal, KITE
ry il branil nejen v rozhledu
ale neslysela ami hulk pfijlzde-
jicfho vaku. Zeleznicaf SoJka
spatril starenu ma kolejlch S
ditetem, kdyz rychl1k byl sotva
nekloik metrG vzdalen cd Mich.
Jednfm krokem Sc vrhl k stare
ne, strhl il i S d1tetem S koleJi
tax prudce, az vsichni tfi upa-
dill. We zlomku vteriny jiz ko-
lem Mich buracel letlcl rychllk::
Zlomek vteriny stacil a tfi Tide
mohli byt koly vlaku rozdra-
SAM. Lide, ktef1 toto vzrusuJl-
CT divadlo videli, nemohli zde-
senfm promluvit slova. "a
chrance dvou lidskych zivot1.
zeleznicar Sojka Sc pc napJeti
nervnG, ktere POLL v hrdznem {
kamziku, 1plne nervove shrou-
til a musel byt dopraven dc
karlovske nemocnice. Starens
a dite, ktere zachranil, z1staly
bez uraZu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
VIdce budsjovickych CechG
mrteV.

We veku 88 let zemrel dlou-
holety vGdce Ceskych Budejo-
vickych Cech1 a osvoboditel
m6sta, DIR. Aug. Zatka. DR..
Zatka narodil Sc v Ceskych Bu-
dejovic1ch, kan Sc pTestehoval
zacatkem devatenacteho stole
tt z Veles1na u Cesk6ho Krum-
Iowa. Navst6voval n6mecke
gymnasium JindTichov6
Hradci. V II letech odesel
Augustin Zatka ma pravnicka
studio do Prahy, kde jiz take
versoval, psal divadeln1 hry
a pTekladal. We rs letech byl
prohlasen doktorem pray. Pc
odslouzeni vojny vratil Sc V
hodnosti porucfka do Ceskych
Budejovic1ch, kde v roce 1870
pc prv6 vstoupil do veTejneho
zivota. V 81 letech byl jiz
zemskym poslancem Ia JIM
Cechy. Vedle politickych a
jazykovych bojd nutno vzpo-
menouti zasluh DIR. Zatky O roz
vol ceskeho skolstv1 ma celem
jihu. Zalozil Mattel skolskou
a opatTil pen1ze k v~ydrzovan1
ceskych skol a opatroven. Pc
staral Sc o v1tezstvf ceske kan
didatky V Obchodnf a prGmy-
slove komoTe cesko-budejovi-
ckea O z1skan1 dvou mandate
do zemsk6ho snemu a jednoho
do T1sske rady. Jeho zasluhou
otevrena ceska realka, ktera
nese nazev jeho jmena, d1vci,
prGmyslova a rolnicka skola,
atd. DR.. Zatka brzy pochopil.
re nestacf jen probudit narod
politely a kulturne, nybrz re
je treba dati mt pevnou no
spodafskou zakladnu. V dobe
kdy ceske hospodafske podni-
kan1 bylo v zacatc1ch, budoval
jiz Zatka v chudem jihoce-
skem obvodu budejovick6m &c
ske peneznictv1 a cesky prG.
mysl. Bro tfeba pochytit fl
nancne ceske zivnostnfky a oh.
chodn1ky, meli-li byt zfskan
pro narodn1 vec. A proto zalo
I'll Zatka penezn1 dstav = &c
standardization zaloznu, kite
ra Sc stala skutecnym 1stTed1n
ljeho hospodarske expanse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
V Kalkutta. V Indii. hvli

V hdIhuCUd, V lIlQ1l, Uyl
odsouzeni k smrti diva: proslu
~ kalkutsky lekaf a jeden pri
bunny bohateho linda, obzalo
van1 z vrazdy provedene injek
CT moroveho bacilu.
Benoyendra Pande, nevlast-
nj bratr bohateho indickehC
obchodnika Amarendra Pande
zd6dil spolecne S bratrem vel
Ike d6dictvf. Pojal zamer Cd
straniti sv6ho bratra a zmocni-
ii Sc 1pln6 jeho velkeho bohat-
stvf. Nejleps1m zpGsobem by
10 nakazen1 bratra nejakou
smrtelnou nemoc1. Z1skal pro
plan jednoho z nejpTednejsiho
indskych kaukuttskych lekard,
dra. Tarattha Bhattacharyu.
Pred tim jest6 .Benoyendra po-
jistil bratra ma 10000 dollar1.
Kdyz Amarendra byl Sc
svym bratrem ma kalkuttskem
nadrazf, ucftil bodnuti v ruce.
Ohlednuv Sc, spatfil muze jak
Sc O n6ho otfel a zmizel dale V
tIacenici. Benoyendra pTispe-
chal a ohmatal mfsto pichnuti
ably zastTel smrtelne bacily, il
miz byl natfen spendllk, jimz
byl Amarendra bodnut, jeste
vice do rany.
- Ia sveho pobytu V Au-
stralii a ma Novem Zelande
anglicky prime Henry, vevoda
z Glouchesteru byl chladne
pFijat. Stale Sc, re sluzbu ko-
najfcf hasic upozornil vevodu
z Glouchesteru, re je prot ma
Tfzeni V m1stnosti kouTiti. Syn
krale Jirfho cigaretu uhasl.
Ma Novem Z6lande rozhodl
Sc 6castniti Sc konskych zavo-
V mnohych zemich kde Sc
klanf kralovskemu titulu ba i V
zem1ch S fasistickou diktatu-
rou, nikdo by Sc neodvazil ne
nechat kralova syna vyhrati,
lee ne ma Novem Zelande. Do
jel k eli S TIL tTet1.
" berlfnskem listu "Berli-
ner Tageblatt" Sc rozepisuje
jeho Sefredaktor O zpravach O
polsko-japonskem spojenectvf.
1925 zajela do Japonska
polska vojenska delegace. Cd
tie dolby byly japonske delega-
&c V Polsku nekolikrat. K to-
mono dodat, re uz roku
1905 V dobe rusko-japonske
byl V Japonsku navste-
YOU Pilsudski a nab1zel Japon-
cum, re jim prot Rusku pomd-
re a vyvola V polskych kraj1ch
revoluci. Stejnou nab1dku teh-
dy ucinil JaponcGm jmenem
polske pravice Dmowski, ale
Japonci k MIN nemeli dostatec-
ne dGvery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
sevcik pc letech opst ma
Pankraci

Do vysetrovacf vazby kraj-
skeho soudu trestn1ho ma PAN
kraci byl dopraven 47lety by-
valy JUDI. Otto Sevcfk z Be-
nesova u Prahy, ktery byl pred
Ii Lefty stfedem velke podvo-
dove afery Sc. zadavan1m ma
draznlch restauraci a devils.
Byl ma zadost nasich 1Tadn Wy
dan f1ssko-nemeckymi 1rady
hned spote, kdyz 81 v Berlin6
odpykal rovnez "a podvody
osmnactimes1cnf zalaf. sevcik,
velmi inteligentnf muz, slibo-
val uchazecGm O nadraznf re-
staurace sv6j "velky vliv" pr
zadavan1 restauraci a zpro-
stredkovan1 vSeho potrebneho
zboz1. Bral predem provise a
mic ovsem nezprostredkova},
Podvody pachal take ma velko-
obchodn1c1ch S potravinami,
jimz sliboval dodavky pro ma
drazn1 restaurace. Jeho pod
vody dosahly vyse statisfcov6.
Drive neil propukla afera,
pozadala rodina DIR. Sevcfka,
ably sevc1k byl zbaven sv6prav-
nosti, S cfmz souhlasili take
soudn1 psychari. sevcfk vsak
postavil Sc velmi ostre proti a
jeho pfipad byl odevzdan no
wynn znalcGm. Kdyz konecne
DIR. sevc1k Sc ocitl pred SOU
dem, dosahl %odroceni, kter@
vyuzil k dteku. Prch1 do Svy-
car a odtud do N6mecka, kde
spachal move podvody, z nez
byl zatcen a odsouzen. Jeho
dusevnl stav Dude nyni zevrub-
ne prozkouman, ably Sc zjistilo.
je-li dusevne normalnf a "a sve
ciny odpovedny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22

byl dycky takovej: Rezi, CO to
bylo. "a pana = Rezi, S kym
81 to zas sla = Rezi, nehihn6j
Sc mi tax S tema chlapcama.
TO bylo pofad. Won byl holt
takovej vostrazitej!
"To uz ted musfte pustit z
hlavy," mini pan Vosada.
"Jednou je neboztik - zive.j
must belt k zivymu -"
"Tak, tax, zivf musej drzet
dohromady," projevila souhlas
PAM Nastranova a zamilovane
utkvela ma panu Vosadovi
"Dobry bylo kaf1cko?"
Mezi TENN, ktere 3Olety stroll
nj zamecn1k Karel Vosada, u
prchnuv cd sve zeny, podvedl
pod slibem manzelstvf, figuru-
je pant Nastranova s castkou
sedmi tis1c Kc, tedy s castkou
nikoliv nejmensf. Pana Vosa-
du odsoudili do tezkeho zalare
ma 10 mes1cG nepodmfnecne a
PAM Nastranova vzdycha:
"Tak VAN ten m1j neboztfk
kejval prstem a tax varovne
dycky re zahrob1 volal: Rezi!
Rezi! Jen sem mu mela lip ro-
zumet, re vono to je: "Rezi,
Rezi nepucuj mu!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-22
Ceske cigarety vyhraly v zemi
krevni misty.

DR.. J. Nadherny s Ing. L..
Sebelou podnikli cestu Afgani-
stanem. Krajina, lez1cf mezi
staroslavnym kralovskym me-
stem Kandaharem a hlavnfm
mestem Afganistanu, Kabulem
jest nejobavnejsf cestou Aga
nistanem vGbec, nebot byla
predmetem castych pTepaden1
loupeznych V horach us1dle-
nych divokych kmen1 kocov-
nych. "Nejezd6te touto kraji-
nou V noel, copak jste jiz zapo-
mn6li ma pT1hodu Americanky,
ktera v doprovodu anglickych
dGstojn1k1 byla prepadena, i S
temito odvlecena do zajet1 a
vsichni pc straslivem muceni u
smrceni," T1kali jim radci V
Persii a Indii.
Vyhladovel1 pc celonocnf jfz
de spatTili jsme blfzko cesty
maly sloup z dymu, pozdeji
hloucek lid1 u ohne, pokuTujf-
c1ch z vodn1ch dymek banat6-
no tvaru. Nasemu pT1chodu
nevenovali pozornosti a S nej-
vets1 lhostejnostf mlcky kouri-
Ii dale. Pouzili jsme star6ho
zpdsobu nakloniti 81 pffzen do
morodcd: nabfdli jsme jim ma
Sc cigarety, coz zapdsobilo.
Pc d6kladnem vybranf vsecA
cigaret z krabicky a pc kratk}
slovn1 hadce mezi sebou o jc-
-jich rozdelen1, konecne veno-
vail take trochu pozornosti
nam.
A nynf nastalo orientaln(
pohosten1. Nab1dli nam chleb
V plackach peceny, melouny a
cal. Dovolili nam take pro-
hl6dnouti jejich zbrane, ktere
1jsou, jak jsme zjistili, nejmo-
dernejsf konstrukce. K nasemu
nemal6mu pTekvapenf jeden z
clenG kmene mluvil trochu ne
mecky. Tuto rec pry Sc nau-
Gil, jak nam sd6loval, cd jine-
no Afgance, ktery byl V pr1vo-
du krale Amanulaha Europe
a zdstal nekolik mes1cG v Ne
mecku. Valecna povaha do
morodcG V dobe, kdy Afgani-
stan proz1va vyvoj mfru, Sc
projevuje jiz vyhradne ovsem
tim d6siv6ji V krevnf mste, nej-
hors1m zlu v teto zemi vIbec.
Zabit1 osoby z jedne rodiny BY
va pT1cinou k vyvrazden1 ce-
lych osad..