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, 1935-03-15
Pattern School
Being Conducted
In Rangerville

RANGERvlLLE. March Is. = The
second day Of the Rangerville foun-
dation pattern school was held at
the home OF Mrs. Orbin Morrow,
first year clothing demonstrates.
Monday. Mrs. Morrow was assist
ed by Miss Dorothy Porter. county
demonstration agent. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Bobo. second year clothing DEM
onstrator. All patterns we're finish
ed and three last year patterns were
made over to comply with this years
qualifications.
During the business hour definite
plans were made for Guest Day. AT
this time. the club will be host to
the ladies Of the community who are
not members.
A covered dish luncheon vas serv-
ed to Mesdames Carrie Kaigler. j.
r.. Farmer. Carl Kaigler. Horace
Bobo, j M. Buchan. Joaquin Trous-
dale, Virginia Farmer, Orbin Mon
roe. W. <. Mcintyre. j.. NJ. Pass
more and Miss Dorothy Porter.
, 1935-03-15
Soprano To
Be Presented
In Recital

The Methodist Women's Mission
airy Society Of Harrington Is spon-
soring q recital to be given by Mrs.
Becca Won Kreveld Detert. soprano.
OF Holland. Tuesday. March 18th.
at 8 D. m. in the Woman's Building
Harrington. Music lovers over the
Valley are extended a cordial invi-
tation to hear this artist. The pro-
gram follows:
La Aria di Cherubino dell
opera, "leNozze di Figaro" by w
A. Mozart: Ob) "Sighing, Weeping"
(Contate No. ID, j. .. Bach; Co
ARIA de Michaela." @. Bizet.
2.-(a)"Du SUSIE Braut," =
Greg; b) Itch liebe dich," T. GREG;
(c) sUngeduld." +. Schubert; ca
The May-night," J. Brahms.
3.-(a) ave Maria" Luzzi; (b'
The Temple bells" A. W~oodforde-
Ffnden: (c) Passing BY" Z. Pur-
cell: (d) "Maman dites-moi." 18th
Century Bergerette: (e) "Apres VI
reve." q. Faure. !.
4.-(a) under the juniper tree.
r. Hollaender: Ob) "Scheiden uno
meiden." @. Mailer: Co Berger
cite" @. Pierne; I'D "Ladieu Su-
ureme." q. Pierne. NINA
5.-(a) Lied" 3. Zweers: Cbl
"Zonnelied," c. van Rennes; &C.
aMaddonnakindie," G. Van Rem
mes; Cd) "Out-Lieke," c. can Rem
mes.
, 1935-03-15

Miss Wilson when a Spanish pro-
gram will be featured.
The Browne Tract club held its
regular meeting in the home Of
Mrs. A. Custer with Mrs. Larry
Faulker as joint hostess. Special
feature Of the meeting was the talk
given by Miss Dorothy Porter on
checking patterns. Miss Porter was
assisted by Mrs. d. E. White and
Miss Nellie Jones. Mrs. Reed Lang
had charge Of the business meeting.
Mrs d. Z. White gave a report Of
the encampment plans made at a
recent meeting. She also reported
tn resignation Of Mrs. J. d. Carroll.
president OF the board. Refresh
ments we're served at the close OF
the program to 81 members and six
guests.
The next meeting OF the club will
take the form of a covered dish lun-
cheon which will be served in the
home Of Mrs. John Saner March 20.
The subject for discussion at this
session will include a talk on Sec
rotary Wailace'S America Must
Choose"
, 1935-03-15

Circle q. Six members and two
visitors. Mrs. =. M. Bowman and
Mrs. Wallace Reed. were present.
Mrs. ". L. Conrad and Mira. Kinsel
gave q leaflet and Mrs. Samuel coa-
Quoted the Outlook lesson. Betty
10 Samuel gave q pleasing reading
entitled. "one, Two. Three
Circle 3 met with Mrs. w. d. Me-
Bryde who opened the meeting with
q prayer. Mrs. Willie A. George
and Mrs. q. q. 6tell gave the Outlook
lesson. The Lords Prayer was read
In closing. Two visitors. Mesdames
Hardin and Crissman and III regu-
lar members were In attendance.
Mrs. George Walker entertained
Circle 4 nc her home. Eight men,
bers and four visitors were present.
Mrs. Bolding gave the devotional.
Mesdames G. Nv. Hill and Charles
Roy gave the leaflet. The Old and
the New Gospel Trail" The Outlook
lesson was conducted by Mrs. A.
Brown . Miss Kate Failor render
ed u lovely vocal solo and Marion
smith gave two readings.
, 1935-03-15
Guest Night
Plans Made

LA FERIA. March Is. - Miss
Mildred Wheeler was hostess TO the
Sorosis club Tuesday evening at the
y. ID. Russell h1me. Miss Ruth
Weight. president, presided over the
business session and plans were
made made for club Guest Night
March 20. The study OF regional
literature OF Middle America was
concluded. Miss Florence Winston
gave an interesting paper on Ruth
Sockow and her Iowa Stories
Miss Margaret Weidner reviewed
Villa Gathers 1923 Pulitzer Prize
novel. Miss Lila Dyer gave a splen-
did discussion OF Giants In the
Earth" BY o. E. Rolvaag. Mrs. l..
Nj. Vigness. guest OF the evening,
gave two delightful piano numbers,
"A Lover and His Lass" by Nevin
and The Pompadour's Fan" BY Nc
Dcwell- Before each number an in
troductory poem was read by Miss
Ruth Louise Robinson.
Refreshments carrying out the
81. Patrick theme were served buff
fet style by the hostess to the IA
members present.
Chapter No. 1872 held its regular
meeting Monday evening in the Ma
sonic hall with Mrs. Edna Colman
presiding. The hall was decorated
with red and white phlcx. bluebon-
nets. nasturtiums and fern.
Mrs. Lucille Clayton was initiated
into the order in a very impressive
manner. Mrs. Colman thanked
Misses liberia Wiles and Lila Dyer
Tor serving on the Hall committee
for three months. Mesdames Mary
Starkey, Alyce zimmerman and
Juanita Burchfield viii serve for
March, April and May. Plans are
being made to entertain the grand
, 1935-03-15

officers OF the Valley with q ten Tn
the near future.
Mrs. Lester Huffman was hostess
Monday evening when she enter
tanned with two tables OF bridge at
her home ON Parker Road A deco
rative these carrying out the 81.
Patrick's Day motif was noted.
Prizes were awarded 10 Miss Muriel
Kiester. Miss Grace Carmichael and
Mrs. II. n. Stephenson while Miss
Josephine received cut prize.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Watson. ". T.
Carmichael and 4. A. Watson have
returned from a bushes strip 70
Monroe, Ia.
MI. and Mrs. Carl q. Chiffon OF
Pert Isabel spent the past weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. O. West In
Adam Gardens.
Billy Ed Groce of Mission spent
several days last week as the guest
Of Wayne West.
, 1935-03-15
Methodist Society
Plans Rummage Sale
Saturday Morning

The Young Matrons OF the Meth
odist Missionary society met with
Mrs. A. M. Wyrick Monday after
noon One new member. Mrs. Curry.
was received and IL regular mem
bers were present. Mrs. g. Il. Ben
nett gave the devotional and Mrs.
Sam Lockwood the Outlook lesson.
The leaflet was discussed by Mrs.
r. w. Perry. Plans were completed
for a tea and N rummage sale. the
latter to be held Saturday in the
city market square.
Circle I met Monday afternoon
at the church with Mrs. Lee Vance
as hostess. Seven regular members
were present. and three new ones
received and there was n visitor.
Mrs. Lovelace conducted the lesson.
Mrs. j. ID. Samuel was hostess to
, 1935-03-15
Self IS
Tonic OF Program

The Epworth League Of the Meth
odist church had a very interesting
program Sunday night on self-ed-
ucation.
League members we're In charge Of
the church service and a short
drama vas presented. Those TAX
ing part were Harry Stegman. Pres
ton Langworthy. Wilbur Washing
ton. Robert Sylvester and william
Walker.
, 1935-03-15
Drama Of Spain and
italy Is Reviewed
especial 70 the Herald

RIO GRANDE CITY. March IS
The Mission Branch OF the Amerl-
can Association of University Wom-
en- met Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence r. Brooks. the
hostesses being the Rio Grande CITY
members, Mesdames Brooks. j. w.
Rutledge. A. A. Stalmach and Miss
Estela Marco. The topic for this
seasons study of the Branch Is
The Drama as a Key to Interna-
tional Understanding" and the sub
ject OF Monday evening was the
drama of Spain and Italy. Miss
Mango gave a paper on Jose Eche-
garay end His Great Galeoto." and
9,almach on Jacinto Bena-
FCnte and his drama The Bonds OF
Interest" Mrs. Rutledge spoke on
Pirandello and Naked" and Mrs.
Brooks took for her subject Ga
briele D'Annunzio and francesca
da Rimini." After the program
refreshments were served by the
hostesSes. Members present from
Mission and Ia Joya we're Mesdames
Florence NJ. Hayes. Edward ODpen-
heimer. Ira H. Horton. e. T. Deck
or p. G. Avery, II. S. Edwards. G. @.
Sargent. and the Misses Caroline
Robbins. Marjorie Parkhill. Tennie
Belle Boggess. Frances Kennard.
Janet Caldwell and Ruth Walling:
from McAllen. DR.. Flor\ce Layne.
Guests we're Mrs. A. r. Sheldon and
the Misses Rachel and Helen Shell
con OF Sam Fordyce. Mrs. Ida z.
Hut Of Fort Ringgold. ans Mrs.
Florence j. Scott. Mrs. G. Soils, Mrs.
R y. Swofford and the Misses Syl-
via Soils and Shirley and Robin
Brooks OF Rio Grande City.
The w. NJ. u. Of the First Bap-
fist church met Monday afternoon
at the church for its week Of pray
er program. Mrs. Howard Bass and
Mrs. M. De Terrier we're the leaders.
Those attending we're Mesdames n.
M. Jones OF Roma, /. L. Patton, G. ID.
, 1935-03-15
Ia Bridge
Is Entertained By
Mrs. Harold GRAY

Mrs. Harold Gray was hostess TO
the Wednesday Tournament Bridge
club wednesday afternoon at her
home on Poinsettia Drive. Pink
radiance roses were used effective
ly about the rooms where four ia
bles Of members and guests played.
Mrs. Walter Galloway received
first award for members and Mrs.
Nick Alley first for guests. Light
refreshments were passed.
Mrs O. M. Brundage will enter
tain the club next week.
, 1935-03-15

plain and open stripe-the stitches
are very simple The collar can be
turned down 20 form lapels. II you
like. OF course the raglan bell
sleeve Is Just the thing this season.
Pattern Gal Genes to you with
detailed directions for making the
Jacket shown. illustrations Of It
and of all stitches used; material
requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin %preferred) for this pattern
t. The Brownsville Herald, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eight Avenue, New
York, ". Y.
, 1935-03-15

With crochet such ar outstanding
feature OF our styles today. 1t Is
little wonder that the addressed
woman has adopted the string GRO
cheted jacket. Can't you see on how
many occasions through Spring and
Summer II will be Just the thing to
wear? You can do II in a dark color
20 20 with your Spring dreSSeS-in
a light color for those pastel ones
for Summer and for the dainty ones
for evening wear. II can, OF course,
be done in a lightweight yarn in
stead OF string. The dsSign is a
, 1935-03-15
CALENDAR
SATURDAY

Young Matrons Of the Methodist
Missionary society will have q rum
mage sale on the city market
square.
+. c. y. club will meet with Betty
Elfrink.
Miss Pauline King will be hostess
to the j. u. G. club.
, 1935-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. d. p. Gay. Jr.. chairman Of
the Charity Home Tag Day COM
mittee. will be al her home with
supplies until $50 a. IN. Saturday
and the remainder OF the day. she
will be in the lobby of the FL jar
din hotel All young women who
have offered their services will please
take note OF this.
, 1935-03-15
Sketching Trip To
Southmost Made By
Art 7 o,,a Ma~ha~

Members OF the Art League met
a. the chamber Of commerce Tues
day morning at 8 O'Clock and drove
out to the s. r. Ray plantation in
Southmost.
Mexican matched houses were
sketched by the members who were
MeSdameS Geo. McGonigle. Jr.
william Nye. Keith Buckley, 8. r.
Ray. W. ". Ely, william Hyndman,
w. T. Aldridge and Rushing OF Los
FreSnoS.
The club viii meet March 20 with
Mrs. Aldridge for study.
, 1935-03-15
HOUSEGUESTS A

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. LOOMS, Mrs.
Carl Watson and baby daughter
who have been the guests Of Major
and Mrs. J. w. Worthington In
Fort Brown the past week returned
70 their homes in FL Reno. Oklahoma,
Thursday morning.
, 1935-03-15
Play Will Be Given
AT Beth FL Temple
Sunday Evening

Members OF the Bethel Sunday
school and the Bethel League win
present q Purim play at the tenn
pie Sunday night nc v p. IN. under
the direction Of Mrs. Abraham w.
King.
Those participating are Mildred
and Elaine Dorfman, Helen, Ruth,
Bonnie. and Arthur Edelstein. Irene
Gctlieb. Louis Stein. Sylvia. NIL
dred. Marcel. David and Sidney
Sommers. Fannie and Morris Funk.
- ~ =
90 TO TT. WORTH
Mrs. w. w. Todd and Mrs. ID. L.
Stoker left for IT. Worth Thurs
Gay 10 be at the bedside OF their
mother who is critically All.
, 1935-03-15
RUMMAGF SALE

The Fl Baicos Bible class Of the
First Presbyterian church will have
a rummage sale on the market
square Saturday afternoon.
, 1935-03-15
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Nick Alley who has been the
guest Of Mrs. F. r. Morris for the
past month left Thursday morning
for her home in Hale Center.
, 1935-03-15

The San Benito Music club met in
the home OF Mrs. ". q. Chattele In
Los Fresnos Monday afternoon.
TWENTY-FIVE members were pres
ent for the interesting program on
scandinavian music. Mrs. Arthur
Moore played a piano solo. Rustic
al Spring" followed BY q violin num-
Der. @solveiR's Song" Edward Grieg.
MRS. n. G. Richey played. wedding
Dav at Trauhalgen." GREG. The
CONCLUDING number TN the program
w,ax rivpn by Miss May Wilson who
nIaved. @Rigando." by Grieg.
the next meeting OF the club will
~ held March - In the home OF
, 1935-03-15

No party complete without
these crisp. crunehy. healthful
bits Of goodness. Delight your
guests with Double Kay fresh,
butter.toasted nuts.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Italie a HabeS.

V Chicago $500 eernochn
resolucf zadaj1, ably Suezsky
kanal byl zavTen italskemu
vojenskemu provozu a ably Spo
jene Staty zablokovaly italsky
vpad do HabeSe.
Shromazd6n1 odhalsovalo BOZ
kotovati italsk6 produkty. Po-
zadavky sv6 kabelovali angli-
ckemu premieru Stanley Bald
win a presidentu Rooseveltovi.
DR.. R. H. Hickman, 29lety
lekaT a Teditel americke missij-
nj nemocnice u Adds Ababa,
hlavn1ho m1sta habesskeho, pc
die zpravy, prisle z uvedeneho
mesta, Dude organisatorem ha-
beSskeho Cerveneho KTfze.
Graduoval z university North
western. Bude m1ti pet americ-
kych lekaTG, kteTf nab1dli 4sve
sluzby habesske Wade V pT1pa-
de valky a Itali1. Jeho otec byl
misionaTem V Cine.
z Italskych kruhG bylo
pfedpovedeno,ze Italie Sc VIDA
clenstvf V Lie narodG, pak-li
Dude svolano zvlastnf zaseda-
nj ohledn6 sporu italo-habes-
sk6ho. K takov6mu zasedan1
ale by mela dojfti nasledkem
n%edspechu smirovac1 komise.
Resoluce Ligy z rs. kvetna u
stanovuje, re zvlastn1 zasedanf
Sc ma svolati pro spor obou re-
mi. Ones, smiTovacf komise,
ktera Sc sesla We Schweningen,
Holandsko, Sc rozhodla odlozi-
ii sva zasedan1 ma neurcito. Je-
likoz neudala pTfciny k tomuto
postupu, ma sc "a to, re nara
Ella ma takove pTekazky, re
shledava dals1 sve prace "a
marne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

Jsme-li nekdy nuceny VIDA
liti sc ma nekolik dn1 a pone-
chat pokojove kvetiny jejich
osudu, ud6lame nasleduj1c1 o.
patient, ably Sc samy nasakly
vodou: Asi 4 centimetry siroky~
a ctvrt metru dlouhy hadT1k pc
.lozfme jedn1m koncem do ma
dolby S vodou, ktera must staff
O n6co vyse nez jest okraj kve-
tinace. Druhy konec zahrab-
meme do hlfny kvetinace. Tim
to zpGsobem Sc prevad1 tax
dlouho voda Ike kvetine, dokud
nenf nadoba prazdna.
Cukr jest vybornou pomG-
ckou ku pran1 crepe-de-chinu a
hedvabnych puncoch. Nekolik
kostek prim1chanych do po-
sledn1 vody k machanf doda
hedvab1 pevnosti a lesku.
Ma odstranen1 mastnych
skvrn ma sametu pouzijeme
kl6cku namoceneho v benzinu,
pax naplnfme plateny sacek
horkym p1skem a skvrnu opet
vyt1rame. Tento zpGsob "a
bran1 utvoTenf Sc temnejsfho O.
kraje.
Skvrny cd travy ma bflych
pracfch latkach namocfme nej-
prve do horkeho mleka nebo
citronov6 stavy a pax je vype-
rene obvyklym zpGsobem.
Dehtove kapky ma latkach
odstran1me nejprve nozem a
pax mechanic vymacet V ter
pentinu.
Bylo ~zjisteno, re hmyz, pre-
devs1m mouchy, spatne snaSejf
modrou barvu. Proto Sc V lete
doporucuje vylepiti okenka spi
zfren modrym papfrem nebo
celofanem, jednodussf jest je-
ste nechati je zasklfti modrym
sklem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

1885, - AONAA
mem kruhu podplukovn1k AL
fred Dreyfus We veku Is let.
Pred ctyfic1ti roxy byl usv6d-
cen, re prodal dGlezite vojen-
sk6 tajemstvf N6mecku a Cd
souzen do vyhnanstv1 ma po-
v6stnem Dabelskem ostrove We
francouzske Guiane, kde pro
I'll ctyfi roxy, az Sc konecne
jeho pTatelGm hlasaj1c1m jehc
nevinu, podarilo vymoci na
presidentovi Francie pardon.
Mezi jeho zastanci byl i ro-
manopisec Emil lola.
V dobe sensacn1ho procesU
r. 1894 byl Dreyfus, zidovske-
no pGvodu, kapitanem fran
couzske armady. Pc jeho Cd
souzen1 ma Dabelsky ostrov,
rozvfrili jeho pTatele hnutf, jez
rozdelovalo skorem cely narod
a podobne tomu bylo i v cizine
a vysledek byl re naf1zen by]
novy process. Odsouzen by]
opetne k desftiletemu vezeni,
kteryzto ortel president repu-
bliky zrusil pardonem.
Stoupenci jeho ale ~neustava-
Ii a nekolik let pozdeji nejvyssi
soud Dreyfuse prohlasil "a ne
Wilma a francouzsky parla-
ment naf1dil jeho opetne uni
sten1 V armada. Soucasne by]
povysen ma majora a udelen
mu kT1z cestne legie.
We svetove valce stall Sc veil
telem jedne mensi pevn1stky
obklopuj1cf Parfz. Pc valce "a
ktere padl jeden z jeho synn,
uchylil Sc opet do soukromi.
= Jiz dels1 dobu Sc prosly-
cha, re proslule kasino v
Monte Carlu je pred dpadkem.
Hlavn1m cinitelem v herne, jez
patti Akciov6 spolecnosti NOR
skych lazn1 cizineckeho klubu,
jest jakasi zahadna osoba, KITE
"a Sc jmenuje Rene Leon. Nj
kdo newt, kdo vlastne Leon je.
Pravl Sc, Re je byvalym SUDDEN
tenn filosofie ma oxfordske uni
versite. Ones jsou jenom zbyt-
ky byvale slavy: vystavn6 pre-
pychove hotely zejfc1 prazdno-
tou, premovanf portyTi a mari
kaj1c1 majetn1ci hotelG, kteTi
2 80 proc. jsou v soudn1m wy
rovnanf. Vstupne do henry,
ktere kdysi cinilo 10 frank6,
bylo odstran6no, protoze Leon
poznal, re turiste, budou-li NIT
vstup volny, sp1se Sc pust1 do
hry a vsadf 10 nebo 20 frankG.
Pro vetsf pTftazlivost usadil
Rene Leon do henry svou pT1-
telkyni, ktera bud1 obecny "a
je msvou odvazn6 vystT1zenou
a prGsvitnou to~aletou, SWIM
nevinnym vzezfen1m a napad-
ne plavymi vlasy. Nevs1ma 81
hry ami hracG, soda 81 Ike stolu
zady k rulet6, ale posadf-li
Sc k nekteremu stolu, hned Sc
tam hrnou hraci, spatTuj1c1 V
jej1 pfftomnosti jakousi zaruku
Stestl.
" Budapest procedure
ma zmensen1 vahy byla uzita
budapestskym chirurgem V prf
|pade feznlka vazfc1ho 379 Id.
V operaci trvaj1cf tfi a pGl no
diny, bylo mu z telo vyT1znuto
90 liber pTebytecneho tuku.
ZaTezy byly provedeny ma rGz-
nych mfstech tela. Pacient Sc
pry zotavuje, a c1t1 Sc o mno-
hem lehc1.
= Devatenact rebelG pobito
bylo v nedeli v bitve S vladimir
vojskem v San Diego Alexan-
dria v Mexiku. Re strany vlad-
mich vojakG til poraneni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

- 4NC0oN1lJ POP1oC1A DC Alo
tenn Francouzske banky bud1
zajem O to, jak bezpecne jsou
ulozeny poklady, O nez Sc OPT
ra mena statu. Francouzska
banka ma sve tresory zabez-
peceny asi nejlepe re vsech &C.
dulovych bank. Trvalo pet let,
nez byla vybudovana podzem-
nj pevnost S pancefovymi ko-
morami a schrankami. Je to O.
pravdu pevnost: elektrickym
vytahem Sc dostane povolana
osoba do podzem1 k dv1Tkam
re zvlaStn1 oceli a silnym 60
en-. PAX Sc jde chodbou, vyte-
sanou We skale a oblozenou O.
celovymi deskami = skala Sc
tn tahne ma kilometry daleko
do vsech stran, take nen1 ami
pomyslenf, re by Sc lupici mo-
hi dostat do tresorG tim, re by
81 pod zem1 vyvrtali chodbu.
Oceli vyztuzena chodba Sc
konc1 Ease u ocelovych pada-
cfch dveTf, kudy Sc jde hlubo-
ko dolG, pres dive poschod1 k
jinym dveT1m, namontovanym
ma kolejich a vaz1c1ch IA tun.
Ale nenl tam m1sto jen pro
tech 80 miliard frankG We fla
te, nybrz i pro vsechny 1Tedn1-
ky banky, kteT1 V pT1pade ne
bezpecf tam mohou pTebyvat
dlouhou dobu. Je tam studne,
spiz1rny, vSecko, co je k tako-
vemu dlouhemu pobytu potTe-
bf. Jsou tam i zbran6 a ira
skaviny, vetran1 je velmi d1my-
sine a pod tfmto patrem je je-
Ste jedno, kde bylo vytvoTeno
uncle jezero.
Poklady Anglicke banky
jsou skryty "a ocelovymi vraty,
vaz1c1mi 60 tun a "a zdmi re
zelezoveho betonu, silnymi 7I
metru. Tresory mali ocelove
st6ny tax pevn6, re kdyby celia
budova vyhoTela, z1stanou ne
porusene. Mezi st6nami .je W.
pin re zvlastn1 oceli. Kdyby
tresory byly napadeny lupici,
kterf by pouzfvali kysl1kovych
bomb nebo pajek, utvoTf Sc ma
m1ste, zasazenem ohnem lined
ochranna vrstva, tax re pla-
men nepronikne. Krone toho
zacne tato ocel vybuchovat, a
pajka je brzy ucpana drobny-
mi kousky oceli. Lupici mono
tedy poskodit nanejvys jen
vrchnf vrstvu pancere. Pravf
Sc, re kdyby ma tresory Angli-
cke banky pTisli nejznameni-
tejsf odbornfci, ~potrebovali by
aspon 80 dn1, nez by Sc dostali
k zlatu, nebot pry tresordm
neubl1z1 AMI nejmodernejsf ira
skaviny.
V Bal, Madarsko, nejvet-
81 becka ma svete doslouzila.
Jest ma statku hr. Esternazy.
Kdyz je pima, drzf 25,8OO gallo
nj. Byla postavena r. 1902
nasledkem sazky. Behem nav
stevy anglickych slechticG,
Esterhazy Sc vsadil S navstev-
Milky, re pak-li p~ostfflejf vse-
cky bazanty ma jeho statku re
da z mich udelati peceni, KITE
rou posle jich klubu v Londy-
ne. Pak-li ale Anglicane pro-
hraji, musej1 mu postaviti bee
ku drzfcf tolik akoG (12 gallo
n1), kolik bazant6 z~astrelili.
Applicant ~postrfleli 2,15O ba-
zant1 ale prohl1dka ukazala,
re ma statku jich jeste dost zby
10, tax byla becka ma jich ma
klad postavena. Byla 1plne
naplnena jen tTikrate, a r.
1878 V nj tancilo 20 part ia
necnfk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

llony zemedelskych deln1k1 a
malych zemedelc1. Ministr
obchodu vlady Gombosovy re-
XII, re Jsou to tTi miliony Zebra
XII. V nejvets1m zemedelskem
m6ste madarskem Hodmezo
vasarheleyi vydelavajf delnfci,
zamestnanf u velkostatkard
denne 40, 60, nejvysse 80 mad
halefG. Ale i t6to prace je ma
10. A KIDD vydela rocn6 maxi
maine 100 pengo, povazuje Sc
"a stastneho! Jsou bez prace
a take beze vs1 podpory. v
Hodmezovasarheleyi je ma
$4,000 obyvatel a z Mich 1919
je trvale bez zamestnan1. Je
den journalistic Sc ptal techto
nebohych lid, jak "a teto 81
tuace mohou byti zivi. A Tekl
mu7: k sn1dan1 name cerny
chleba, v poledne nemastnou
polevku cesnecku s cernym
chlebem a vecer Ease cerny
chleba. Slaninu zname jiz jen
Z Vkladd uzenaTskych kra
mG." Lide jsou tax seslablf, re
dostanou-li praci, must byti ne
kolik dn1 napred ziveni, ably
v6bec mohli pracovat.
V Hodmezovasarheleyi je ia
Ike fabrika textilnf, jez lie ma
jetkem Josefa Krona. Zamest
nava 1900 lid1. Vetsinou jsou
to zeny a d6ti. Zeny dostava
j mes1cne Is pengo, mnohdy
ovsem take jen deset! Nejvys-
81 hodinova mzda vyuceneho
zamecnfka cinf 1924 haleTG
to je 0.8O-1 Kr, a pTi tom Sc
PRAGUE cd til hodin rano do
osmi hodin vecer.
= Vdova pc Nikolaji LEM
now, zakladateli sovetskeho
statu, fekla ruskym zenam, re
"dosud nezacaly zkoumati MOI
nosti, ktere jim sovetsky rezim
otev1ra." Pobadaj1c je ably Sc
nestaly otrokynemi bud svych
muzG nebo mateTstv1, Lenlnova
vdova, nyn1 Nine. NADIA Krup-
skaja, pravila: "MateTsky pud
je uslechtily, a my jej povazu-
jeme "a mocnou s1lu, ale my
nechceme ably ia 81 ona stran-
ka jich vdan6ho stavu je odci-
zovala Cd veTejn6ho zivota."
Devcata, ktera ucila v nedelnf
skole v r. 1899, Sc vysvihla do
popTed1 veTejneho zivota, pra-
villa Nine. Krupskaja v oslo
venf mladych komunistickych
Zen svazu Konsomols; ale do
kud pry je jeste malo Zen zaujf
maj1c1ch vGdcf postavenf. Zeny
jak pravila, by mely byti Wy
chovavany re jich 1cel v zivote
je dvoj1: Byti dobrymi matka-
mi, a 1castniti sc We vefejne
cinnosti pc boku S muzi.
= Japonsko, zeme hedvab1,
S neobycejnym pTebytkem W.
roben6ho zbozf, hleda stale no.
We moznosti odbytu. Nektere
tovarny vyrobily dokonce i
podrazky z hedvabf. Jak Sc
.tvrd1, jsou tyto podrazky ne
roztrhatelne a umoznujf dplne
nehlucnou ch1zi, a hlavne jsou
velmi LEVINE. Japonci doufaj1,
re boty S hedvabnymi podraz-
kami proniknou ma trhu obuvi.
= Prdhledny kov ~sestrojil
jeden anglicky chmik tim, re
spoil nesmfrne tenke kovove
blany pomoc1 prGhledneho po-
jidla V jednu vrstvu. Je to slib-
ma novinka, alespon pro nekte-
ra specialnf odvetv1, ktera ne
mohou dobTe vystaciti ami S
pruznym sklem nebo $ umelou
pryskyTicf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

= Rakousky kancl6f Kurt
Won Schuschnigg byl poran6n
pTi nestest1 ACKNOWLEDGMENT, V
nemz byla jeho manzelka zabi-
ia a desetilety syn rovn6z t6zce
zran6n. Jejich auto vjelo ma
strom, kdyz Sc Softer vyhybal
,povozu jinemu, jenz mu vjel
do cesty. Kara byla 1plne roz-
drcena.