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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Posledni zpravy o valce.

Rozhodne postavily Sc prot
koncesim, ktere Angle a Fran
Gle hotovy jsou udeliti Italii v
Habesi v Africe, mens1 moci
zastoupene v Lie narodG, jak
We stredu re zenevy oznameno
Rusove, Turci, BulhaTi, FL
move, Cechoslovaci a DELEGATE
re Skandinavskych kraft jsou
mezi temi, kdo vyslovili Sc pro-
I'll. Jeden z delegate pronesl,
re Mala Dohoda a Balkanske
staty zcela jiste PROFESSIONAL
budou prot ruseni ustanovenf
Ligy, ktere ruseni snadno po-
zdeji obratiti by Sc mobile pro-
ii MIN samym.
Habessky ministr v Par1zi,
Wolde Marian, prohlasil, re
VAST jeho stala Sc "obetl ne
spravedliveho prepaden1, KITE
re slavnostne bylo odsouzeno
jednohlasnym souhlasem L1gy
Narodn." Prohlasil, re Habes
nesvol1 byti roZtrhanou We pro-
speech Italie.
DIE vSeho Mussolini mako
men jest planu Francie a An
GLE, die nehoz dostati ma pro
mic a "a mic cast 1zem1 Habes-
skeho.
Americky senator Borah, re-
publikan re statu Idaho, pred
soda vyboru ma cizinecke yale
zitosti prohlasil We stfedu, Re
prijetf planu, die nehoz cast
Habese by dany byly Italdm,
ud6lalo by Lfgu NarodG 60
trockym nastrojem imperialis-
mu". Gratuluje 81 a Spojenym
StatGm, re v cele teto zalezi.
tosti, Spojene Staty jsou neu-
tralnfmi.
Dodal: "Zda sc byti neuve.
ritelnym, re takovy krok jake
jest navrhovany plan Francie
a Angle mohl by podniknut
byti ma roztrhanf bezbrannt
zeme. Ovsem navrh ten uci
men a navrh tento nenf ucine1
valcfc1mi zememi, ale nevalc1
cfmi a to We jmenu mfru."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Z Ceskoslovenska do Persie pc
vode.

Pred kratkym casem byla z
iniciativy Skodovych zavodd a
Ceskomoravske-K olben-Danek
podniknuta plavba mezi Pra-
hou a stechovicemi, jiz Sc z1-
castnili take zastupci mesta
Prahy a 1TadG a cetn1 zajemci
ably ziskali informace o moz-
nosti zdokonalen1 plavby pc
Vltave. Pfehrada u Vraneho
je jiz temeT hotova a stav vo-
dy Sc mad t1mto m1stem tax
zlepsi, re Dude MONA plavba
Ii Posazavfm az do Pikovic.
Bude-li mimo to mad vranskou
pTehradou vybargovano dino
Vltavy, Dude stav vody tax i
dealn1, re rychlost plavidel Sc
zdvojnasobf.
Pr te prflezitosti bylo dis
kutovano take O dals1ch MOI
nostech zdokonalen1 lodn1 do
pravy v Ceskoslovensku a tax
dosahnouti spojen1 S okoln1mi
staty, prfpadne pffmeho spo-
jenl S mOfem.
Pokud jde o Labe, Odru a
Dunaj, must byti ovsem ceska
plavidla zmodernisovana a
predevs1m zmotorisovana, po-
nevada motorova plavidla jsou
nej~ekonomictejs1. K tomu by
pfispelo tez zvetsen1 tomato
jednotlivych plavidel, vlecnych
lodi tankovych lodi S motorem
Ii bez motoru, at jiz pro dopra-
WI osob nebo nakladu. Je trap
nou skutecnost1, re nase dunaj
ska paroplavebni spolecnost
must 81 naj1mati CHI lode, hla-
vne vlecne a osobn1 parn1ky,
ably vyhovela vsem pozadav-
kim.
S tim souvisf take uspofada-
nj pomerd Csl. dunajske spo-
lecnosti. Plavba pc Dunaji m1-
re miti neobycejnou dGlezi-
tost. Poole zpravy "Prager
Tagblattu" Rusove hodlaj1 spo
jiti Stalingrad s Donem prd-
plavem a tim doc1liti lodn1ho
spojen1 S Cernym a Kaspickym
jezerem. Tim otvefela by Sc i
pro CSR lodnf costa az do Per
sic.
Csl. rfcnf plavidla by vedla
az do Galace, tam by bylo zbo-
Ii prelozeno ma morska plavi-
ola, take by byl Don S Volhou
pro ne splavny. Pres velkou
okliku byly by provozn1 pome-
ry pro CSR velmi pT1znive. By
10 by proto nutno vzbuditi pro
tyto plany patricny zajem. Je
to zvlaste rusky pr1plav mezi
Volhou a Donem, jenz nen1 u
topif, ale ma byt uskutecn6n
jiz roku 1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
"Zakonem chraneny" pokrm.

Recepty ma move omacky,
novinky pr1prave pokrm1,
nudli, nebo zavarenin, Sc mo-
hou patentovati, a dostava Sc
Jim tie same ochrany jake hud-
be, cetivu a obrazdm, ma nichz
je znamka "Copyright', bylo
rozhodnuto vrchn1m soudem
Madarska. Soud Size rozhodl,
re v teto pokrocile dobe, nikdo
81 Size nemdze dati zakonem
chraniti predpis ma madarsky
gulas, ale rozhodl, re KIDD wy
tiskne novy receipt, must Sc Wy
rovnati s jeho vynalezcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Objednavky automobile
ma VVSi.

z Detroit, oznameno, re
poptavky doposud prevysujf
zasobu hotovych automobile,
kdyz tento prdmysl nastupuje
poslednf mes1c r. 1885. Hro-
maden1 Sc jednotlivych zaka-
EEK bylo ma postupu vzdor sta
l6mu pohanenf vyroby v tovar-
mach. Jich postup byl v nekte
rych pTfpadech zvolnen jen
neschopnost1, nekterych vyrob
ca We velkem mnozstv1, posta-
citi s nakupem potTebne zaso-
by materialu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Irsko nabizi papezi sidlo.

Eoin O'Mahoney, delegat
mesta Corku ma konvenci stra-
ny Fianna Fail v Dublin, r.
sko, navrhnul, ably papezi Piu
XI. byl nabfdnut 1tulek v r.
sku S ohledem ma situaci V TIA
lii, ktera vznikla nebo jeSte
vznikne nasledkem sankci Ii
gy narodG proti italske valce v
HabeSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Pro Iasku k dvema sebevra-
hern.

V Los Angeles, Kalif., 41le-
ty radiovy rozhlasovac Leslie
Raymond ukoncil svGj zivot
dobrovoln6, jak rozhodla poll
Gle. Raymond Sc pravdepo-
dobne nemohl rozhodnouti, ko
no miluje vice, zdali svou man
zelku, nebo d1vku, ktera ma
sledkem jeho m~anzelstvf Sc sta
la jeho neteT1. Proto zajel ma
~opusten6 m1sto u Pacifickeho
oceanu a zavedl 81 do list hadi-
eli cd vyfuku sveho auta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Lavina " Rusku zahubila 88
Iidi.

88 muzG, zen a det1 bylo u
smrceno lavinou snehu, ktera
zasypala dive osady V Kirov-
sku, ma 1pat1 hory Jukspor, ma
po~loostrove Kola, "a polarn1m
kruhem, bylo do Mosvky ozna-
memo. Nestest1 Sc udalo pc vel
Ike snezne vanici. Lekarska
pomoc a potrava byla poslana
postizenym osadam z okoln1ch
mist, a vlada povolila $780,
900 ma podporu rodin pozdsta-
lych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Kancler rakousky do Prahy.

Rakousky kancleT Kurt
Schuschnigg oznamil, re Sc
VIDA dine 16. prosince do Pra-
ny. V zasvecenych kruz1ch
politickych pozorovatelG Sc
pTedv1da, re tato costa mGze
mfti kromobycejny vyznam a
re jej1m 1celem je sbl1ziti Ra-
kousko S kdysi jemu nepratel-
skou Malou dohodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Srazka vIakH " Italii.

Ctyfi cestuj1cf byli zabiti, a
ma SO zraneno, kdyz Wax vra-
I'll do zadn1 casti expresu z RI
ma, ktery pro zlomenou osu
musil zastaviti u stanice Frat
ia Magiore, u Neapole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Starv bIazen.

V New Yorku Tobias Wild
stein, ktery slavil sve 100 naro-
zeniny, oznamil, re je dosud
kandidatem zenitby, "pak-li
Pride ia prava." Pravil, proc
by ne, kdyz pry Sc c1t1 jake SO,
a nasla by sc takova, ktera by
sc o neho postarala. Tobias je
18 let zidOvskem chudObinci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-12

Ill dOhu q AoNA CID OpCL SCO1Ch
Ijsouc dplne upokojena mac
svou zapomnenlivostf a nasled.
ky, ktere z toho molly wink.
nouti.
Pc chvfli ma to zamyslela
CURL poptati Sc, kterak Sc We.
de Amy. Prave kdyz "a 1my.
slem tim vychazela z pokoje,
setkala Sc ma predsfni S Allo.
mem.
CURL, jejfz myslenky pri po-
hledu ma podobiznu uvedeny
byly ma pfedmet, ktery mfval
ma nj trapny 1cinek, setkavsi
sc nynf S Allonem, tvarila Sc
velmi vazn6.
Alton ale vypadal, jake by
pominul Sc smysly. Prikrociv
Ike CURL a uchopiv il "a ruku,
pravil:
"Proc Sc neusmivas? Proc
isl neprijala opet lzivou skra-
bosku, abys mne znova kama
la? Vezmi Skrabosku aspon
nynf, ponevadz name pred
stoupiti pred nase hosti, aby-
chom hrali 1lohu dvou stast-
nych manzelG!"
Pustiv ruku jejf dolozil S j.
zlivym smichem:
"Nazyvajf mne nevernym,
uvadej1 mne v pomluvu u lidi;
ale pr tvem chovani mlcf, po-
nevada dovedes klamath boha
i cely svet."
Pc te odkvapil pc schodech.
CURL hledela "a MIN IRA
KEN, jake cinfvame to, spatTi-
nell cloveka, jenz byl nahle
uchvacen s1lenosti. Nebylo to-
mu piece davno, co Sc byli roz-
loucili, a tn byl piece tax vese-
IL a srdecny. Co mohlo jen
prihoditi Sc, re tax nahla stala
Sc zmena.
Neuplynulo jeste ami ctyria-
dvacet hodin, co il byl u nohou
skladal nejposvatn6jsi sliby,z re
bude-li Sc k nemu chovati tax
laskave a Meme, jake ma pocat
ku jejich manzelstvf, mcdowell
81 jedineho urazliveho slova, a.
niz vyjadreni neb skutku neja-
keno, jez by Sc il mohlo bolest-
ne dotknout. Ano, chtel ovla-
dati letoru svou, a prekonavati
kazdy vybuch neslusne zarli-
vosti aneb nudneho rozmaru.
A nynf, sotva minul den, o.
pet byly zapomenuty vsecky
sliby, vsecko ujistovani. Ano
bez nejmensf prfciny dovolil 81
napadati il potupnymi zaloba-
mi.
CURL citfc Sc v dust sve SITS
menu myslila 81:
"Kterak mohu naditi sc kid
ne budoucnosti pc boku muze,
ktery tax nerozvazne priklada
v1ry kazdemu podezTeni stiha-
je mne ned1verou? Avsak
Stepan ma pravdu. nikoli svym
vlastn1m ale jeho stestim mali
zabyvati Sc mySlenky me-"
CURL nebyla k Amy predpu-
stena; sluzka, ktera byla usta-
novena k osetTovani nemocne,
udavala, re slecna Teverinova
uZamkla Sc We SVEN nOkOii
XVII.
Pred polednem prislo navste-
YOU nekolik robin z okolf.
CURL nespatTila Allona cd,
setkan1 Sc S MIN ma pTedsini az
do toho okamziku, kdy vesla
do salonu, ably uvitala hosti.
Allon choval Sc k hostem vel
mi zdvoTile a dvorne, avsak ma
manzelku svou vysilal obcas
pohledy hnevive.
Odpoledne prisla Amy do
velkeho salonu, ovsm k nema-
lemu pfekvapenf vsech, nebot
den pred tim byla prece tax
churava, re musili poslati pro
lekafe.
Ovsem byly ma obliceji ie-
jim patrne znamky prestale
churavosti; tvare jeff byly "a
zloutle, oci leskly Sc nepriro-
zene, avsak 1sta usmivala Sc, i
pohyby jeff byly velmi 1--WE.
Ma Gurlinu otazku, je-li il
l6pe, odpovedela, re churavost
minula jiz i re cfti Sc 1plne
Zdravou.
Alton lined pTispfsil k nj,
projevuje il vymluvnymi slovy,
sve potesenl, re il opet spatru-
je. Mluvil haste, re to vsick-
nj pTftomn1 slyseli.
Hoste re sousedstvi vyznam-
ne vymenovali mezi sebou po-
hledy, z nichz bylo lie souditi
tolik:
"Povest nepfehanela. Videt
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17
the REDWOOD GAZETTE. REDWOOD FALLS. MINNESOTA
Falls Monday evening.

Falls Monday evening.
Ray Rasmussen of Montevideo
was a guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. F. Rasmussen Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Schwahn, Mrs. Carl
Radel and Mrs. Minnie Schwahn
attended the Ladies Aid meeting
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lamprecht Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leistikow,
Mrs. R. A. Leistikow and Miss
Irene Arnoldt motored to James
vile Sunday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Arnoldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lange and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lange and
family were visitors at New Ulm
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thomas and
son who have made their home at
Lamberton for the last few
months moved their household
goods into the Mrs. Alma Sim
ming residence Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goblirsch
Louis Goblirsch of this city anc
Cecil Danielson of Rowena attend.
ed a grain dealers meeting al
Tracy Tuesday evening.
C. ]. Flaig of Wabasso and Joe
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17

Klang of st. Leo returned Satur-
day from a few days business
trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. John Zeren and daughter,
Marion, Mrs. Ray Zeren and Mrs.
Joseph Schwarz Sr., returned Fri
day from a few days visit in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. George Anton and daugh-
ter, Magdelyn were visitors at the
John Riley home at Wanda Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weldon
and daughter, Inez and Harold
Pickett drove to Lamberton Mon
day afternoon to meet the form
ers' son, Oliver who has been in
naval training station at San
Diego for three months and who
will spend his ten day vacation
with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Simpson
and son, Wallace Arthur accom-
panied Mrs. Gladys Anderson to
her home at Webster, South Dak-
ota Friday after the latter spent a
week at the Simpson home. They
returned Sunday.
John Franta of New Ulm was a
visitor at the N. J. Franta home
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17
LATEST REPORT
OF HAPPENINGS
AROUND WABASS0
By Mrs. Edw. Weldon

Wabasso-Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Elliott and son, Bruce and
; Mr.. Granger of Minneapolis were
supper guests at the Mrs. S. A..
Wilwer home Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Schwahn spent the
weekend at the home of her son,
Floyd and family.
Mrs. A. ]. Fritz, Mrs. F. J. Neu-
bauer and Mrs. L. A. Torney at
tended the Ladies Aid meeting at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lamprecht Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Nels Zeren was hostess to
the Whist club at her home last
Thursday evening. Cards were
played at three tables. Miss Dor
othy Starken won the prize for
high score and Mrs. John Merth,
second high. Lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Clark and
family of Redwood Falls spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bangerter.
Mrs. C. H. Andrews was pleas
antly surprised at her home last
Wednesday afternoon when
group of ladies came to spent the
afternoon playing bridge. Mrs.
c. H. Andrews won high score and
Mrs. L. A. Bangerter low. Mrs.
Gladys Anderson of Webster,
South Dakota received guest prize.
Lunch was served and Mrs. An
drews received gift.
Mrs. A. j. Fritz of Wabasso and
Mrs. Albert Albertson of Lamber-
ton returned Tuesday evening
from a ten days visit with rela-
tives at Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Salfsberg
and Myrtle Johnson returned Sat-
urday from a months trip to Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lange at
tended shower given at the city
hall last Thursday evening for
Ruby Beerman and William Hen
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Hopfenspir-
ger of Clements and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Baltes and son, Jerry of Wab-
asso were visitors at the C. P.
Cutting home at Sleepy Eye Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Eichten
of Wanda spent Tuesday after
noon at the F. w. Hirsch home.
Mrs. Albert Berg was a visitor
at the Leonard Berg home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lester Becker of Clements
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Baltes Thursday.
st. Anne's church annual bazaar
which was held Sunday was
great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Palmer and
daughter, Marion and Miss Helen
Kretsch of New Ulm drove here
Sunday for visit at the Albert
Kretsch home. They also attended
the Catholic bazaar.
Miss Marie Hensel accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Resoft to
Sleepy Eye Thursday for a visit
with Mrs. Sena Nagel while Mr..
and Mrs. Resoft continued on to
New Ulm to attend the funeral of
Xavier Windinger.
Francis Egle, Harold Pickett
and Jerome Johanneck were sup
per guests at the Edward Weldon
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anton at
tended the theatre at Redwood
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1888

Monday.
Miss Magdelyn Anton spent the
past week at the home of her
grandfather, Henry Berg at Glenn
ents.
Miss Ellen Whalen of Seaforth
spent the weekend at the c. Star
ken home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cores and
family of Wanda attended the ba-
zaar here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bertrand of
Golden spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Zeren and al
SO attended the bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hassenstab
and son, Bobbie drove to st. James
Friday evening to attend the Red
wool Falls-St. James football
game.
Mrs. Peter Cantine and Mrs.
Schubbe spent Saturday afternoon
at Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martinka
of Sleepy Eye were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Mary Goblirsch
Thursday.
C. ]. FLAG attended a family
picnic at the j. H. Welsch home at
Sanborn Sunday.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17

a song "Love's Old Sweet Song.
The Clements club will meet Nov
ember II with Mrs. Raymond Red
ding.
The home demonstration project
met Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. F. Gannott. The
topic was Essentials for good
nutrition, given by Mrs. j: l..
Slaymaker and Mrs. Otto Llnde-
man as leaders. Mrs. William Berg
was elected chairman and Mrs.
Joseph Beran, secretary While
Mrs. w. F. Cannot was appointed
reporter. Eight members were
present at the meeting. The next
meeting will be held at Redwood
Falls in November and will be an
open meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knudson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Thompson and son and Mrs.
Christ Ginkel of Nicolfet and Mrs.
Carl Otto of Morgan were guests
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17
PRIZES AT EVERY DEMONSTRATION!
prizes household articles will be
to O numbers!

of Mr.. and Mrs. William Otto Sun
day. Mrs. Otto remained here for
few days and will visit her sis
ters, Mrs. August Stricken and
Mrs. Albert Pfiel.
Mrs. j. P. Kagel and Fred
Dahmes and children visited at the
Anthony Jensen home at Spring
field Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Jacobsen
and family visited at the Victor
Bergstrom home at Wabasso Sum-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berberich
and children visited at the Leon
ard Berberich home at Comfrey
Sunday.
w. P. Lloyd of Window called
on o. H. Raddatz Friday after
noon.
S. ]. Backer of Browns Valley
is visiting here a few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Volk of Red
wood Falls visited at the paren-
tai Ed. Volk home Sunday and
Monday.
Otto Jacobsen moved his house
hold goods from the Edwards s
house into the house recently va
Gated by Gilbert Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Raddatz and
Mrs. Ida Raddatz were New Ulm
callers Monday where the latter
consulted a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Radatz, Mrs.
C. j. Thompson and Mrs. Benz. H.
Wohlford were business callers at
Mankato Monday.
A girl was born to Mrs. Leonard
Berg (Helen Backer) Monday.
1. E. Bunnell and son, Clifford
were business visitors at Redwood
Falls and Springfield Saturday.
Alfred johnson attended to bus
mess at Redwood Fails Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gross and
Clarence Berberich were weekend
visitors with relatives at Brainerd.
William Otto was a business
caller at Springfield Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bast and
Peter Jacobsen who made a trip
to- Southfork, Saskatchewan re-
turned Friday evening.
The All club members of the
Clements Crusaders unit held a
party for the new members at the
city hall Saturday evening. Games
were played and the evening was
enjoyed.
Miss Anna Mae Clements spent
Sunday with Miss Hilda Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Wohlford of
Sleepy Eye were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Jacobson Sunday.
Miss Ella Mahoney of Redwood
Falls spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Steff.
Raymond Steff1 joined the CCC
at Marshall Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clements,
Dwight Scarborough and Norman
Peterson spent Tuesday at Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gannott and
daughter, Marjorie visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Engel at
Sherburn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cannot and
daughter and Miss Veronica Wohl-
ford were Marshall visitors Thurs
day where Mr.. Cannot attended
to business matters.
A. L. Dugas, Carl Klabunde,
Miss Sophie Seikora and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Becker were Twin
Cities visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clements
visited at the Leo Backer home at
Browns Valley Saturday night
and Sunday. They also visited
Miss Ida Clements at Boyd.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17
WEEKLY LETTER
ABOUT CLEMENTS
BY Mrs. o. H. Radatz

Clements-The Literary club
and the Shutdown Mothers club
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Robert Peterson. The Joint
program began with singing. Mrs.
Lawrence read a paper written, by
Mrs. Jensen on the life of Gene
Stratton Porter and Mrs. Zeigen-
hagen read an article on "Wo-
mems magazines. Mrs. Jensen
and Mrs. Dahmes sang a duet,
"Whispering Hope" and Mrs. DAN
ger gave a humorous reading.
Mrs. Berg gave a paper on Edgar
Guest and Mrs. Cannot gave a
reading entitled "Why We Belong
to a Club. The last number was
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17

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Learn how to cook a COM
plete pot roast dinner in
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dinner in so minutes.
Learn how cheaper cuts
of meat can be made ten
der and juicy, palatable!
Learn these and many
other interesting culinary
facts'
The Redwood gazette., 1935-10-17

OF the best
interesting methods OF cook
cooking and
in the fuel ordinarily used!
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
SMITH SALDRA EN- VIAJE
DE INSPECTION

Habana, Die. 27.-MaXimi-
lianO Smith, ell secretario de go
bernaci6n, mantle to aver que
saldra en- viaje de inspection
por tcda la isla, con ell fin de To-
grar que la maquinaria electo-
raj funcione de manera perfec-
ia ell dia 10 de enero, Smith ha-
ra Recommendations a las iuntaS
lorovinciales, sobre la imparcia-
lidad que debe exigirse, de mo-
do que estas las trasmitan a las
juntas municipales y en- Gltimo
termino a los ciudadanos que &C
tuaran en- los colegios electoral
les. La primera vista la hara a
Pinar del Rio, ell dia A. Regre-
sara a la Habana y deSpu6s ira
a Oriente.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
ATACO Ell DR.. MANNING
LOS ACTOS DEL GOBER-
NADOR TALMADGE

Atlanta, Die. 81. Ante ia A.
sociacion de Ciencias poll teas
rama del sur, ell DR.. j. w. Mann
ing, de Ia Univer:idad de Ken
lucky, atac6 los actoS del gober-
nador de Gecr-ia, Eugene Tai
madge, y propuso un gobierno
o ell ej6rcito.
la Universidad de Tulane, ana
mia individual de les estados.
liz6 la conducta de Talmadge y
Ia del difunto Huey Long Y dijo
que los dos repre- entan ell fas-
cismo, no otra cosa, Y que Tai
madge todavia es mas fascista
de 10 que era Long.
Opina ell DR.. Manning que el
mas simple plan de gobierno en-
les E.tadoS Unidos seria ell re-
gicnal porque destruiria, a lis
pstados como tales Y los susti-
tuiria con regiones de comun
cultura, tradiciones y econo-
mia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Ancargada de rSeartir aQui la.
Rrticipaciones del tercer pre-
Aio de la loteria de Navida(
descubri6 que habia rasartidc
tres mas de las que debia. Lo,
agraciados acordaron contri
BUR con un AZ CARA que pul
diera cubrir el error. Z
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
Ell ENTIERRO DEL CORO-
MEL SANGUILY

Habana, Die. 27.-Tuvo lu :
gar en- la tarde de aver, con a.
sistencia de miles de personals,
ell sepelio del coronel Julio San
gully Echarte, exjefe de estado
mayor del ejercito e hijo del ge
neral Julio Sanguily, heroe de
las guerras de independence
de Cuba. Muri6 ell coronel San
gully la n9dae del "a en- un acct
dente automovilista ocurrido
cerca de su domicilio. Habia ma
edo en- la Habana, en- 1879. Una
montana de flores cubri6 ell f6
retro en- ell cementerio de Co.
Ion.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

T~cAL,
msArolitica !
10 hace mucho celebr6se }
as un curio:o homemade. Gu
IN or ser quien era la peri
sona homenajeada. y
HemQs visto homenajearV
tcda clase de taroes Y geni9sy
o seldoh6roes9 seudogenios-,
Fl uras~ mas O menos prestigio-
sas de Npolftica, del arte y de
Ia cienciaA sin distinction de
sexo.; 10 Aismo a proAombres
Qve q Drobez}traS. Pero de 10
cue no teniamos noticia de qre
runca, publIea nj priyadamen-
te, Sc hubiese rendido tribute
ia "a suegra! como tai.
FL homemade en- question teN
MIA por objeto desagraviar,
rehabilitar, glorificar a la ma
DIRE poIltica, a esa mujer ia
mas indispensable y al mismo
tieU,so ia menos apreciada de
odas las mujeres'. Con este
motive cele5raronse banquetes,
OrganiZaHonsa manifestaciUne:,
Ell los que fUerOn pronunciadR
discursos y cantados himncs eV
alabama de Ia hasta 10Y Will
trendiada syegra.
Ma vale tarde que nuncal
iQue al fin Sc desvanezca la ne
gra leyenda cue sobre ella vie
re pesando de tempo inmemo-
rial: Ia de ser ell espiritu malig-
no, destruct9r de la felicidad
cCnvugal Y de la paz domestica!
iQue cese va de ser el blanco de
las ira, de- escarnio. de la sati-
ra.de la bona, del chiste de
Auestra sociedad!
Cleric QUE, a menudo, la sue
sra. con el mei0r de los prop6-
sizes, prCycca en- un momento
may2res distUrbios en- un no
gar, que CJra per ona cualquie-
IA, cen IA raor de las intencio-
mes. pud.era ocas;onar en- una
semana. FL tacto y la diploma
cia no suelen ser su fuerte, ira
tandose &c los hijos politicos,
con los cu2les parece siempre
equiVocarse y pasarles la mano
a contrapelo.
81 carino por la hija lie lleva
a buscar cCntinuamente la COM
pania de 6sta, sin comprender
que llega asi a hacerse indesea-
bic con su yern0; la larga exre-
riencia cue le ha hed.o experta
en- los prob,emas donesticos la