davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

George Horace Lorimer is an ex-
ample.
There's pier end, Gifted in by
gloWering warehouses, near a Sal
vation Army barrack or the lower
East Side that reveals a sorry fray
Cf humanity's tag ends at sun
down. They seem bruised and in
articulate from the days joust with
a world that has so little place for
them. Shoes removed, they merely
sit and stare A stray mongrel eX-
hibits the only wisp of life It frisks
and shifts among them as though
10 say. Boys, you have one friend,
anyway have passed them sew
eral times in a turnout of traf-
fic. A stranger is out of the ordin-
airy. But no one looks up
Most Of Cecil Leans life was
spent in the theatre. He narrowly
escaped birth in a dressing room
BY a gslloping ambulance ride.
When he fell mortally stricken on
New York street he was carried
into a nearby theatre lobby and
breathed his last. The cycle com
plete!
The problem Of exercise for those
in middle years is always mooted.
I was listing today the recent loss
Of personal friends and their modes
Of living. Ray Rohn preached the
doctrine Of sedentariness. He abb
horred exercise in all forms, even
the art amblandi So did Ray
Long. Glare Briggs and DR.. George
! A. Dorsey were as violently anti
exercise. They preferred 10 relax
! in the game Of draw. Rohn passed
| at Al and Briggs Dorsey and Long
in the early SOS. Arthur Somers
Roche played l8 holes Of golf daily
for years and died at 81 Carl Seitz
was an indefatigable walker haV-
| ing once crossed Borneo afoot. He
died at 54 Karl Kitchen visited the
athletic club daily for workouts
and died at so. So the problem
hangs.
Thingumabobs: The VIII Hayses
have built a ranch house IN Hid
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

Thingumabobs: The VIII Hayses
have built a ranch house in Hid
den Valley. near Los Angeles j.. .
Ewing Galloway spent three and q
half years dogging city editors Tor
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

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son, national advertising representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22
The Weather
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and warm tonight and Fri
day; low humidity. light, variable
wind.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons. local observer for the United
States weather bureau.
Maximum yesterday --..-.- .--....-..---.ll5
Minimum today -.....-..-....-.......-........-o
Reading at Noon Today
Humidity II
Reading at a. m. Today
Temperature "a
Humidity .......................-............. A
Reading at p. m. Yesterday
Temperature .....-..--...-....-..#........ LOG
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. .........-... 25
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

Don Rex H. IN San Diego FOR q
leu days
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

So we're going to be neutral in this
next World war. If memory serves us
correctly we started out by being neutral
in 1914-that is neutral to the nations
that couldn't buy our guns and bullets.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22
TEN YEARS AGO
August 22, 1925

Dewey Applestill will leave to-
night to meet his mother and sis
ter in Jacumba
Reports in coast papers that cot
tages in Pine Valley are being en-
dangered by forest fire caused
some CONSERVATION in this city
among residents whose families are
yacationing IN the resort.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

The world can sit back now and rest
easily. Date and site for the Louis-Baer
bout have been decided.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-22

George Horace Lorimer is an ex-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21

LADIES-If you have pleasing per-
sonality, energy, and want to
make an independent living, call
at room 10, Hotel Annex after 4
O'Clock. 2l-3
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
POLICE SPOIL
WEIRD PLOT

HACKENSACK. N. j., Jan. Il.
W.P)-Russell A. Hey. AZ and grow
ing bald, studied himself in his
mirror any number of times today.
Police held his wife, Lucille, 30.
Charles Mucei, 26, and Edward
Price, 10, charged with plotting his
death so that Mrs. Hey might COL
lect his insurance and further her
alleged romance with Mucci.
~ still can't believe it, Hey
said.
Police charged that Mrs. Hey
wanted her husband TO die by fall
ing from the Palisades, the lofty
cliffs, some more than 400 feet
above the Hudson river, opposite
New York City. She told Mucci TO
do 1t and he hired Price, police
said.
The attack occurred October 80.
Mrs. Hey had arranged a picnic
supper with her husband. While
they ate sandwiches and admired
the view at Point Lookout, Price
appeared and pushed Hey over the
edge. He caught a bush growing
out of the side of the almost sheer
wall. Price, police said, threw
rocks at him until he loosened his
hold. He dropped Is feet TO a
narrow ledge and stayed there un-
til hauled to the top. AT the time
he thought Price a bandit.
Hey recollected today that
once before he had had a picnic
with his wife on the cliffs. At her
suggestion they played tag and he
was inadvertently pushed over the
edge. He was caught by a ledge,
miraculouSly saving his life.
The story of Hey's adventures
might never have been known had
not Policemen Ralph Dowgin and
Norman Monroe uncovered strange
circumstances in a routine investi-
cation.
They discovered that Mrs. Hey
was very friendly with Mucci. a
handsome bus driver who drove by
her home in Bogota daily footing
his horn in salute. They knew her
husband had $4,000 in insurance
| and owned property OF value in
Texas. She took out $4,000 more
without his knowledge police said,
and then plotted his death.
Police said Mucci was TO have re-
ceived $l00 from Mrs. Hey to pay
Price. When he failed to kill Hey,
Mrs. Hey would give only $25, po-
lice said.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
BOY DIES To
SAVE HIS DOG

COLDWATER Mich, Jan. 81.
U.H-Love of a 10-year-old boy for
his dog, a love SO great that 1t cost
him his life that the pet might
live, was revealed here today.
Gerry Paul Donnell died from a
% caliber bullet through his
heart. His brother, James, IA, fired
the gun just as Gerry jumped in
front of it screaming don't shoot,
1t s my dog.''
Gerry received an air gan for
Christmas. Yesterday he persuad-
ed his widowed mother, Mrs. G.. A.
Donnell, to let James take him
hunting for the first time.
They hunted rabbits in the woods
behind their home. James sobbed
out the story to his mother last
night:
Gerry was so excited / guess he
forgot to call his dog and when we
got quite way from home, we
thought We saw rabbit. / raised
my rifle, took good aim and was
ready to shoot.
"Just then Gerry yelled. He
grabbed the gun and jumped in
front of me- 1t went off and he
fell down. l just started to pick
him up when the pup ran into the
clearing. I didn't know what to
Go SO ran for you.'
Mrs. Donnell carried the body of
her son four miles to the highway
where a passing motorist brought
them to Coldwater.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21

will be the prime ministers first
sight OF the famous girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE BY STATE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of the Retail Sales Tax
Act of 1933," the State Board Of
Equalization of the State of Cali
fornia, has seized the personal
property of James I. Davis of the
City of Imperial, County of I'm
perial, State of California, herein
after described, to satisfy delin-
quent retail sales tax due the
State of California from the said
James T. Davis in the sum of
Three Hundred Forty and 64-100
Dollars ($340.64D together with in
terest, penalties and costs of
seizure, storage and sale thereof.
The said property so seized as
aforesaid, is described as follows:
! Safe CMarvin- -HalD; Ice
Box: Cash Registers; X DOE.
Schooners; 120 Tumblers; 16
Whiskey glasses; Z pints Ginger
Ale; 2 Quarts Ginger Ale; l6
one gallon Pitchers; 2 Water
Coolers; IL Pints Acme Beer; rs
Tables; 100 Chairs: S Electric
Fans: 2 Gas Stoves; 7 Napkin
Holders; Sugar Dispensers; Z.
Salt e. Pepper Shakers; l3
Counter chairs; Display case;
l Ice Box, so Pieces of dishes;
Piano; Q Wash Tubs; l Station
cry Tub; l Slot Machine;
Peanut Vender; / Front Bar;
Back Bar; l Novelty Box
and notice is hereby given that
unless such taxes, interest, penal
ties and costs are paid on or be-
fore the 28th day of January, 1885
the said State Board of Equaliza-
ton will, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ on said
day, at 119 North Imperial Ave,
in the City of Imperial, County OF
Imperial, State of California, sell
all the right, title and interest OF
the said James 1. Davis in and to
the above described property, or a
| sufficient portion thereof, at public
auction for cash in lawful money
of the United States to the high
est and best bidder, to pay the
amount Of said delinquent retail
sales tax, together with interest
penalties and costs.
DATED this 18th day of January
1895.
STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION
BY CHARLES E. FARRELL.
~. 16-l
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
Quintupiets Find
Toes Good CheLUing

CALLANDER, Ont, Jan. 81. -
The Dionne quintuplets, in the
opinion of their physician, DR.. Allan
Roy Dafoe, are perfect examples of
limb freedom and muscular de-
yelopment.
They can put their toes in their
mouths as easily as anything" DR..
Dafoe boasts lyon can't imagine
their strength and .liveliness. You
only need to handle them to learn
of limb freedom and muscular de.
velopment. /"
The babies are now spending
much of their time putting their
toes in their mouths. The toes act
as n rclief to sore gums caused by
the imminent arrival of teeth. The
infants are in perfect health. Seven
months and "a days old today, they
will be visited by Premier Mitchell
F. Hepburn some time this week. II
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
= - -
Lost and Found

LOST-Gold Identification bracelet
with name "Marge." Finder
please bring to Press office. Re-
ward. On
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
u 'M[ath@E
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY

AOD dNUELES AND VICINIIT
Fair and continued cold tonight
and Tuesday with local frost to-
night; moderate to fresh northeast
wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
LOCAL TEMPERATUREs

Data compiled by Howard En-
ms. local observer for the United
,teS weather buream
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Fair tonight and Tuesday; local
frost tonight; moderate to fresh
northeast wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21
Help Wanted

MAN WANTED-To qualify for
good-pay position in Refrigera-
tion and ACKNOWLEDGING busi-
ness. No experience needed.
Chance to become installation
and service expert. Prefer man
With fair education now employ
ed and mechanically inclined,
willing TO devote some spare time
TO training. Learn while earn
ing. Write fully giving age,
phone. present occupation. Util-
tiles Eng. Inst, Press Box N.
21-2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-21

Temperature at a. m. today. 81
Temperature, 5 p. m. yesterday. 40
(There will be no humidity read
ings until broken instruments are
replaced, according to Emmons.)
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
PRECEDENT SET
IN VIRGINIA
COURTS

FAIRFAX. Va, May Ala
precedent in Virginia courts was
established here yesterday when
indictments against two colOred
persons were QuaShed because
colored persons had been excluded
from jury service.
Immediately following dismissal
c. the indictments, Judge Walter
T. Mccarthy, of the Fairfax
county circuit court, issued an
order SummOning a special grand
jury for Friday morning.
Virginia'S law does not require
that special grand jury be sum-
moned from a regular jury list,
and local attorneys predict that
Fridays special grand jury will
include colored members.
Echoes of the famous SCOTS
boro (Alabama) case were sounded
in the quashing of these indict-
mentS when E. H. DeJarnette,
Orange county attorney. cited the
United States Supreme Courts
ruling on the SCottsboro case
where colored jurors were ex-
cluded.
The indictments quashed were
against L. Louise Carpenter, OF
Herndon, indicted for arson, and
Mary Lucy Carpenter. said to be
the daughter of the former, also
for arson. The third indictment
was for attempt to injure the
insurer of the property involved
in the arson charges.
Charles Houston. dean Of the
Howard University Law School,
said thai while the actual quash-
ing of the indictments on this
ground established a precedent in
Virginia, that there had been a
previous case in Virginia where
a charge against a colored boy
had been nolle pressed due to the
exclusion of colored jurors.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
Child'S Custody
TOBe Decided
By Visits

PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
Judge William M. Lewis took
the job of deciding, by personal
observation, which Of two
estranged parents is better able
to care for their year-Old
daughter.
The parents are Louis r.
Horvat, 25, and his wife, Cath
crime, %, who were married in
Elkton two years ago and
separated a month ago. Hor-
vat claimed his wife left home
and reappeared two weeks later
to take the child, Doris.
Judge Lewis promised to visit
both homes at unexpected
times and make his decision ON
that basis.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
YOU'RE HAPPY
when YOU'RE

Think back over the

Think back over the
last month. The days you enjoyed
most were the days you felt in great
shape. Increase these sunny days
by keeping fit.
Avoid common constipation due
to insufficient bulk" in meals. 1t
may cause headaches, loss Of appe-
title and energy. 1t dulls your en-
ihusiasn1, takes the fun out Of living.
KellOgg's ALL.BRAN furnishes
you with bull" in convenient form.
ALL.BRAN also provides vitamin B
and iron. This gentle natural food
is much better than patent nledi-
Cines. Unlike CatharIics, it remains
effective with continued use.
Two tabIespOOnfuls daily are usu-
ally sufficient. Severe cases, with
each meal. II not relieved this way,
see your doctor.
At all grOcers In the red-and.
green package.
Made by Kellogg in ~1~1
Battle Greek. ~
AA:gRAN n
= L! J
Keep on the Sunny Side ct Life
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
FARM CONTROL FUND DUE

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, May
2l.-Southern Maryland county
agents met here yesterday and
planned early distribution of $7O.-
900 in Federal funds due 700
farmers who are members of the
tobacco control program.
Producers must sign certificates
Of compliance with their 1885
contracts by May 20, it was de-
cided, so that the certificates may
be forwarded to the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration short
ly thereafter and the first pay
ments ON the accounts made by
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
LEE IS BOARD CANDIDATE

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, May 21.-The ninth candi-
date to enter the Arlington coun-
ty race for a seat on the county
board announced his candidacy
yesterday.
This entry, c. Watt Lee, makes
a total Of eight that have entered
the Democratic primary for nomi-
nation for one of the five seats on
the board. One of the nine candi-
dates is running as an independ-
ent and will not enter the pri-
mary.
Mr.. Lee, a resident of Arlington
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
Hunted Deer Seeks
Refuge in Home

BERLIN, May 81 U.N.S0.-A
wild deer chased by a pair of
dogs ran into the open door of
a house on the main street of
Rahlstedt, near Hamburg. and
took refuge with the human oc.
cupants, who were at their mid.
day meal.
Totally exhausted. it tamely
allowed itself to be fed-while
the disappointed dogs killed six
ducks nearby.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21
WOman's Car Taken
By HOldup Man

RICHMOND, Va. May 81.
(SpeciaD A young man de-
scribed as being short and slen-
derby built with scar on his
face held up a woman health
worker in Halifax county yester-
day and drove away in her
ear. His own car had been dam
aged in an accident and was out
Of commission. When last seen,
he was headed north. His aban-
doned car bore a Maryland
license plate.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21

the Federal Government.
OF the entire sum, 100000 will
come to $40 Prince Georges county
farmers, says P. E. Clark, county
agent.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21

county for more than Is years,
is engaged in the contracting and
building business in Arlington
county. He is charter member
of the Arlington County Mems
Democratic Club, a member of the
Jefferson Civic League and the
Jefferson Fire Department.
The Washington times., 1935-05-21

CITIZENS TO MEET
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 81.
The Sixth Ward Citizens ASsocia-
ton will meet Monday in Po-
tomac Community Hall.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23

vlastne Smolkovi zachranilo Ii
vot. Vajd1ka We vrazden1 Wy
rusili diva milenci, kterf sli pc
silnici a tt privolali take po-
moe. Mezit1m vsak Vajd1k u
tekl domG a zde Sc sveTil Pan
kovi Sc sym ne1spechem. Pc
n6kolika hodinach byl cetnict-
vem zatcen a tehdy Sc SNAIL
svesti cast why ma Panka. Uka-
zalo Sc vsak pozdeji, re Panko-
va 1cast byla pouze pasivnl a
tax Sc pred porotou octl pouze
Vajd1k. Byl uznan vinnym po-
kusem loupezne vrazdy a Cd
souzen ma IA let tezkeho zala-
re. Jeho druh FIR. Panek byl
p~ostaven pred trestn1 senat
dra Hradeckeho, protoze neoz-
namil pr1pravy Vajd1kovy Get
nictvu, c1mz mohl zlocinu "a
braniti. Senat no potrestal
pT1kladne. Ac byl dosud "a
chovaly, vymeTil mu trest de-
s1ti mes1cG tezkeho zalaTe ne
podm1nene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Chof slovenskeho buditele
zemrela.

Ma evangelickem hrbitove "
Rev1ci byla pochovana vzacna
slovenska zena, Klementina
Bottova, rozena Reussova, man
zelka slovenskeho historika a
popTevratoveho spravce rev1-
ckeho gymnasia, Madary "a
vTeneho. 0 jeho .otevreni Sc
pTicinil prave zesnuly jiz man
Eel nebozcin julius Botto, je-
hoz vernon druzkou a spolu-
pracovnic1 We vsech tezkych
dobach byla. Dozila Sc 70 let
v pine praci o kulturn1 povzne-
SEM slovenskeho lidu v nejtez-
SIGH dobach 1tisku a sledovala
Sc zajmem az do poslednf chvf-
lie obrozuj1c1 Sc Slovensko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Tragicky navrat a smrt.

Kdyz pTisel do obce Libadu
ma Komarensku stars1 muz a o.
slovil nekolik starych lid1 jme-
ny, vzpomneli 81 nektef1, re by
to mohl byt roln1k Ant. C1ras,
O kterem Sc myslelo, re padl We
valce. Utrmaceny chudak mel
radost, re no piece poznali. u
kazoval jim doklady a fotogra-
fie z dolby, kdy Sci ma vojnu.
Narukoval hned "a m~obilisace,
mel tehdy p6kn6 hospodaTstvf,
mladou zenu a diva synky, ctyT-
leteho a dvouleteho. Naposle-
dy je byl navst1viti v roce 1917,
pax Sc dostal do ruskeho zaje-
tt, dlouho neslysel O pTevratu u
mas a kdyz Sc o mem doslechl,
byl az ma Urale. Pracoval a
setTil ma cestu. 0smnact let
I'll jen nadej1 ma shledanf S ro-
dinou. Gin radostneji O tom
vypravel jake clovek, ktery Sc
doz1va splnen1 krasneho zivot-
n1ho snu, tim smutneji no SOU
sede poslouchali. PAX mu rex
Ii pravdu. Zena ma neho ceka-
la tTinact let. Pred peti Lefty Sc
vdala "a jeho byvaleho kama
rada. Pro vracej1c1ho Sc rolnI-
ka to byla hrozna rama. Roz-
plakal Sc. PAX Sc pTece vydal
k svemu byval6mu hospodaf-
stv1. Nikdo no tam radostne
neuv1tal. Jeho jiz vzrostl1 sy-
move otce ami nepoznali. Sc
zaslzenymi zraky jen tise
vsechno ohledl a bez louce-
nj odesel. Zmizel tax, jak Sc
objevil. Vecer vyplavila Teka
Hornad z obc1 jeho utopene
telo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Deset mesicH "a mlceni.

Tento smutny prfpad pro-
jednavala jiz hradistska poro-
ia We SVEN letn1m zasedan1,
kdezto trestnf senat Sc zabyval
jen jeho druhou cast1. Letos
pocatkem dubna setkal Sc FIR.
Vajdfk Sc sym p~T1telem FIR.
Pankem z Brezolup v hostinci S
reznfkem FIR. Smolkou. Smolka
jiz byl jak Sc rika "v tahu" a
tax kdyz uvid6l dive zname iva
re, hned je pozval Ike stolu a
porucil Jim pivo. Vojd1k Sc
prave zabyval chmurnymi my
slenkami, jak 81 opatfiti pen1ze
ma rekrutskou zabavu, kdyz
Smolka Sc pocal chlubiti, CO pc
nez vydelal ma trhu aimed pred
prekvapenymi mladfky otevTel
penezenku, v n1z mel plnosto-
korun. Vajd1k pc male chv1li
vyzval pohledem Panka, ably S
MIN vysel ven a pax ma zacho-
de mu fekl: "Uz vim, kde vez-
mu pen1ze ma odvody. Kdyz pax
Panek ma neho nechapave po-
hledl, rekl mu Vajdfk, re cd
Smoky must dostati pen1ze
std6j CO st6j. Cestou pry no o
ne obere PAX Sc vratili do
hostince a Vajdik nenapadne
nutil Smolku, ably vice pill. K
veceru Sc vraceli domG. Panek
Poole domluvy Sci napred a
mel ma Vajdfka cekat ma rozce
st1 BTezolup, kde mu mel sde-
lit vysledek loupeze. Panek ne
tusil dosah veci. Zat1m Val
dix "a vesnicf vytahl ndz a
kdyz mic netus1c1 Smolka Sc k
nemu pfiblfzil, bodl no do pr
sou. Smolka Sc pc rane skacel
a odkutalel do pT1kopu. Val
dix Sc vrhl "a MIN a pocal no
bodat nozem dale. Smolka pc
prve rane upadl do bezvedom1,
a teprve pc nekolikerem bod
mutt Sc Ease probral. Kdyz O.
tevfel oci, videl, jak Vajd1k
ma mem klec1 a snaz1 Sc mu pod
rezat kirk. Proto no zaprosil,
ably no nezabfjel, re ma zenu a
deti. Vajd1k vsak pred sebou
videl jen naplnenou SmolkovoU
tobolku a nemel smilovan1
Bezbranny Smolka mel jeste to
lik duchapT1tomnosti, re pfikr-
Gil hlavu k prsoum a tax sc mt
J Vajdfk nedostal ma hrdlo. Tc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
MoznOst politickeho a no

= MOZnOSC pOllClcKenO a no
spodafskeho sbl1zeni Rakou-
ska s Nemeckem bez pokusu
umlrniti antisemitske hnut1 V
Reichu vyvolava znepokojen1
mezi zidovskym zivlem v Ra-
kousku. Neue Welt, organ is
raelitske oboe, pravil, re shle-
dial u katolik6 disposici "uzav-
r1ti separatnf mir S Hitlerem."
Toto Sc vztahuje ku zprave,
re zasluhou ministra, sm1fen1
mezi Rakouskem a Nemeckem
je v dohledu.
We Varsave, polska poll
Gle podnikla najezd ma komu-
nisticka strediska a zavfela
dstfedn1 kancelaT strany.Z Exon
fiskovala mnoho dokumentu.
Zatceno bylo 70 komunistG.
= Mexicky president Gar
denas prohlasil, re jeho zeme
nebude moci V tento cas- obno-
viii splatky ma sve zahranicn1
zavazky. Tim trefeny Spoje-
ne Staty.
= Prvn1 hodiny vyrobili pa
trne AsyTane, kterf Sc vyznali
velmi dobTe We hvezdaTstv1.
Nebyly to ovsem hodiny jake
nynejs1, nybrz hodiny vodn1,
dive valcovite nadoby, re KITE
rych malou dirkou pomalu u
nikala voda, jfz byly naplneny.
Techto hodin pouz1valo Sc
dlouho do staroveku, az ko-
necne V Egypte byly vynaleze-
ny hodiny slunecn1. Start Ger
mani, o nichz ted akenkrajcler
st1 theoretikove vykladajf, re
pfinesli vsechnu kulturu a Wy
nalezy, delili cas- jeste dloho
pc techto objevech AsyranG a
Eggplant marianne jednoduse.
Kdyz Sc rozbresklo, naplnil O.
trok pfilbu kaminky a potion
pomalu hazel kamen "a kane
mem do jine prazdn6 pTilby, le-
zfci vedle. Nez kameny pre-
hazel, uplynuly asi dive hodiny,
nacez pfisel jiny otrok, ktery
Ease pfehazoval kameny z dru-
he pfilby do prvn1. TAX to de-
lali germanst1 s~vetlonosi usta-
vicne. Teprve "a casG Karla We
likeho byly vynalezeny hodiny
pfesipac1 a o nekolik set let po-
zdeji hodiny podobne nasim.
Prosluly svycarsky hodinaTsky
prGmysl jest z roku 1880, v
kterezto dobe Anglican Hooke
vynalezl natahovac1 hodiny ka-
pesn1.
= Tezke zdanen1 francouz-
skych bohacG bylo prave zave-
demo novymi zakony We snaze,
ably Sc zbalancoval statn1 roz-
pocet a zachranil frank pred
znehodnocen1m.N Ma pT1jem mad
100000 frankG neboli $4,000
byla uvalena SO pTirazka; sto-
tis1covy pT1jem We Francii po-
vazovan "a m1rne bohatstv1.
Dale dan ma neregistrovane
cenne papfry totiz dividendy z
Mich, byla zvysena re II ma
.24%.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
Litvinov " CSR.

Sovetsky komisaT zahranic-
mich zalezitostf Maxim Litvi-
nov pTijel do Marianskych
Lazn1 CSR ma leceni. Prijel ma
zapTenou. Do knihy hostf Sc
zapsal jmenem Michael Lotto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-23
PodezTely z vyzvsdacstv1.

Byvaly rakousky general byl
zatcen pro velezradu V Marian
skych Lazn1ch. Poole povestl
jedna Sc O vyzvedacskou aferu.
Poole ,jinych vers1 ma sc "a to,
re general Sc vyjadroval uraz-
live O ceskoslovenske republi-
ce.