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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10

There are three small girls. in
the story, whose lives are made IN
Of life on a French dairyman's
farm. Their father, who has lost
leg in the Franco ruSsian War.
has a wooden one that goes tap
ping through the story and the
neighbors are rather dreadful PEG
pie. The graveyard. the smell of
burning wreaths as the grave
digger burns the faded leaves. is
important, too.
Catherine, the girl who tells the
story, cloaks monotony and pen
ury with qualities of her imagina-
ton. Her feet stumble through the
mud of the unpaved roads, her
clothes grow tattered, but she finds
something beautiful in the mers
fact of living.
AntidOte for Trouble
The story is written in the old
tradition. 1t goes into a little girls
MIND and transmutes her reactions
into narrative.
1here is a danger that those who
i've IN world of their own making
will miss the vitality of reality
They may hurt themselves rather
badly because, not being aware of
the fences to hurdle and the pits
IN the road, they walk in unaware
ness. We do not ask for a minute
that any one should clothe life itself
with mockish sentimentality close
up his heart to the world. create an
imaginary one and stay in it. That
wasn't what Catherine did.
But there is a tendency to look
at the sOrdid surface of living in
stead of interpreting it in colorful.
sensitive terms. A sense of hunaor
is the best antidote for sensible
living today. If you can laugh at
the slightly cock-eyed way that fate
plans for parties you won't be hurt
much If you aren't invited. If Won
can keep your sense of beauty and
sensltivity you can go into depths
and find beauty.
Certain definite facts can be dis
carded as imaginary Pigments we
grant. But the viewpoint has lot
70 90 with the effect on us. Keep it
healthy and nothing is very bad.
Point of View
PerhapS you recall the old text
book story of the boy who lived in
little house at the foot of a great
NIL He used to look up the hill to
the castle on its summit and watch
the shining windows. Gold. thew
were, he told his mother and he
wished that he, too, had golden
windows in his house.
One day the little boy took a
walk, closer and closer to the
cleaning windows. At sunset he
turned to come home. AS he
glanced down the hill to his own
small house he saw that its VIM
dowS were golden, too in the sun
set. He had never been far enough
away before to notice it.
An imaginative, colorful view
point does not mean looking at life
from an angle of avoidance. It
does mean accepting life with a full
realization Of its meaning, which
is the thing the unimaginative, hu-
morless person doesn't do.
Psychologists tell us that, as six
sevenths of an iceberg is sub
merged and only one-seventh seen,
so nine-tenths of the human men
tally consists of the buried sub
conscious. 1t is only a surface pro-
portion of life that people receive.
too, unless they look within them
selves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY


TINE squeeze play is generally
l. executed by leading long
suit, and forcing an opponent to
discard a winner or to unguard a
potential winner.
Todays hand presents an in
teresting variation, in which the
squeeze is applied from the short
side of the trump suit, declarer first
having disposed of his long trumps
by ruffing.
When tie dummy went down,
declarer could count II sure tricks,
two short of his contract. One
trick might be gained by rufing
two spades in his own hand, and
possibly the fourth heart would be-
come established for the thirteenth
trick.
However, experience had taught
this declarer not to depend on a
80 break in suit, if any alterna-
tive plan was possible.
After a little study, declarer saw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
Grass Rugs Washable

Summer grass rugs will be easier
to clean, and old ones will be given
new appearance with a coat Of
bright lacquer or waterproof paint.
The rugs then can be washed or
hosed, and will dry quickly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
Miss BOh0lld11 to Wed

Miss Hildred Bohanan's engage
ment to Herman SchafhauSer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schaf-
hauser, Candy, has been announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Bohanan. The marriage will be
during the fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
HunnOr Best
Remedy for
Life's Woes
Healthy Viewpoint Is
Best Attack on
HardShipS.
BY HELEN WELSHIAIER
NEA Service STAFF Writer

MEN and women always have
A'A argued as to whether it is
better to face reality or escape il
by opening a door into an mag
mary world. The realists seem to
have won, of late. With a hole in
ones shoe or stomach or heart. it
is difficult to believe the world has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10

JuSL DStu painted
with a new brush
and the colorS
won't run.
II would be-
hoove a n Y o n e
who thinks that
arid lands can
not be glorihed
b Y imagination
to rea d The
w off at the
Door" a French
novel written by a
young a ut h or
named r o b ert
r. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
Speaker at Contention


At the state
contention
of the
American
Legion
Auxiliary
to open
Aug. Fl, Mrs
G1Cendolyn
Wiggin
MacDOUeU,
national
SecretGru,
1UiU be
principal
speaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10

Like Kentucky Feud
Miss French's stepfather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox
Banks, arrived at the Muenchinger-
King last week from New York to
stay the summer. Saturday they
gave a luncheon at Bailey's Beach.
Between planning parties for her
debutante daughter and participant
ing in the christening of her new
grandson - William Astor - Mrs.
Banks will spend lively August.
Her elder daughter, Mrs. John "a
cob Aston, is expected home soon
from the Doctors Hospital in New
York.
The Astor wedding, a year ago
last June, may be an old story, hut
its many complications have left
minor social difficulties to trouble
Newport hostesses. The fact that
Phyllis Gillespie, sister of the girl
who didn't marry Jack Aston, and
Virginia French, sister of the girl
who did, are both making their &C.
but the same season in Newport,
fans a feud that would do credit to
a couple of Kentucky mountaineers.
Yes, the younger set is giving New
port plenty to think about.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Nechali clovska 9 hodin
umTraf

V Novem Hradci spachal Sc
bevrazdu otraven1m 52lety ne
zamestnany lestic Vaclav svor
elk, otec peti Odrostlych det1,
cd nichz byl opusten. Starry,
nezamestnany tata prepaid
t~rudnomyslnosti a hledal W.
chodisko k beznadejne situace
V dobrovolne smrti. Easel V
noci do hostince, naposled tro-
chu pill, nacez Sc Ike tTet1 hodi-
ne rannf vratil domG. Donna
c1mu Vaclavu Balcarovi ozna-
mil, re Sc otravil. Focal zvra-
Get, ale byl domac1m napome-
nut, ably n~eznecistoval byt. o
10. iodine dopolednf s MIN je-
ste domac1 a Karel Zeman, kite
ry musil prochazet Svorciko-
YOU sv6tnici, hovoTili. Nalezli
take ma toalete lahvicku S OBJ
sahem neznam6ho jedu, ale
neucinili mic k zachrane uni
rajfcfho. Teprve pc dewitt no
dinach utrpenf shledali, re
svorc1k nejevf znamky zivota.
Spechali pro lekaTe, ale bylo
jiz pozde. Lekar mohl kon-
statovati jen smrt otravenim.
Novohradeck6 cetnictvo vyse-
trilo, re Svorc1k POLL prudke-
no jedu a ma Balcara a Zema-
ma ucinilo trestni ornament
pro zavinene opomenutf povin-
ne pomoci postizenemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Hor1ci pes zavinil zkazu
statku.

V Korune u Moravske TIE
bove skvaTil roln1k Frantisek
Stakeholder sadlo ma nfzkych
kamnech. Sadie ucftil pes, Wy
skocil pfedn1ma prackama ma
kamna a pfevrhl hrnek. RoZ-
taveny TUX Sc okamzite vznal
a rozlil pc kamnech i Pc psu.
Ubohe zv1re vybehlo re svetni-
&c jake viva hoFfcf pochoden.
V bolestech vbehlo do stodoly
a Vallejo Sc o slamu. Tim "a
pablo stodolu. Zat1m Sc vSak
take Cd ohne We svetnici VIVA
10 rozveSene pradlo a ohen Sc
hroziv6 slril. V tie chvfli Sc roll
nix vracel a zahnal psa, ktery
by byl malem vbehl do chleva
a i tam zapalil. Sam pax Sc
vrhl do plamenG, ably zachra-
noval CO sc zachranit dalo. Byl
tezce popalen. Pes ma konec
vybehl ma stran, kde Size ohen
valen1m ma sobe uhasil, ale sam
zahynul nasledkem strasneho
pOpalen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Nemecti a cestf voiaci.
V nemeckem prazskem t

V nemeckem prazskem IT,
den1ku ode Brucke" pfse plu-
kovnik generalnfho stabu E.
Moravec O povaze ceskeho a
nemeckeho vojaka v nasf ar
made. Re sta nasich vojak1 je
dvacet Nemcd a pet Madar1.
Povahy CechG a Nemc1 Sc dos
tt znacne Isl. Czech je nadse-
ny vojak jake N6mec, ale je
zvedavejs1. N6mec poslechne
ma rozkaz, Czech O rozkaze u
vazuje. Nemce ovladne spfse
energicky vojak, Cechy lie k
GNU pfimeti sp1se demokratic-
ky. Nemci stacf rozkaz, Czech
potrebuje vedet k rozkazu je-
ste, proc no ma pint. Czech
predict Nemce tam, kde je po-
tfebi dGvtipu, vynalezavosti a
osObn1ho rozhodovanf = We
vyzvedne sluzbe a u individu-
alnlch zbran1: tank1, kulome-
til, letadel. N6mec vynika mad
Cecha trpelivost1, vytrvalostf a
dukladnost1. Oba jsou stejne
statecn1. Narazf-li Nemec ma
nepfekonatelny odpor, ceka
ma rozkaz. Czech zacne pre-
myslet, jak by Sc do toho dalo
j1t, tax nejak cd lesa. Oba jsou
stejne statecn1, nemecka sta
tecnost je vsak bezpodmfnec-
ma, ceska je pruzna a pTizpd-
sobiva. Nemce stacf nasadit
ma smer, Czech potTebuje vsak
zfetelny Gil, Ike kteremu 81 w
sam najde cestu smerem nej-
menSiho odporu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Zena u %propasti.

V Sulovskych ,skalach ma
Trenc1nsku byla nalezena ne
znama mrtva zena. NASH il IL
de z Velke Bytce. Napadne
bylo, re mrtva lezela primo u
okraje strme propasti, hlubo-
Ike pres padesat metrG. Je to
V casti skal oznacovanych
jmenem Goticka brana. K mr.
I've byla pTivolana soudnf ko-
mise z Trencfna. Zjistila jen,
re smrt zeny nastala jiz pred
nekolika dny, ale prfcinu jeff
smrti bezpecne zjistit nemohla
IDA Sc, re neznama, ktera je
asi 25leta a nemela u sebe mic,
Poole echo by bylo mono Iii
slit jej1 totoznost, pTisla do
skal zemT1t dobrovolne. Patr-
ne Sc otravila a pax Sc chtela
vrhnout do propasti.S mrt vsak
~nastala drive, neil mohla
svGj 1mysl provesti. g
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

pie vode a osusf mekkou utter
kou. Nikdy nenechme dele
nez nutno pGsobiti ma pr1bory,
at jsou z jakehokoliv materia-
lu, nejakou kyselinu. Pochro-
movane nebo nerezavejfci pff-
boey Size tim netrpf, ale piece
jen to pusob1 ma ostnost nozG a
zpGsobuje to skvrny. PTfbory
S rukoveti dTevenou, rohovou
nebo jinou nemaji Sc myti hor-
kou vodou, nybrz jen vlaznou.
Skvrny ma noz1ch Sc dali vycis-
TIT rozpGlenym syrovym BRAN
borem, ktery jsme omocily V
cist1c1m prasku. Proti skvr-
nam Cd kyselin Sc osvedcil o.
paleny kork. Cd rezu cistf
kork omoceny v parafinu nebo
v o1eji. Skvrny Cd vaj1cek ma
s%tf1brnych pr1borech Sc myjf v
bramborov6 vode. Velmi d.
lezite jest take ukladani pTf-
borG. Mali byti uschovany po-
die kvality a materialu ma
mekke podlozce. V kuchyni
ma byti pouzfvano nastrojd
jen te nejlepsf kvality, ktere
Sc dali dobre cistiti.
= ZavaTeniny byvaj1 nekdy
postizeny plfsnf. Vetsinou je
tn vina spatna priprava, nedo-
statecne svafenf, nedokonala
cistota nadob, nebo uschovanf
v nevhodne m1stnosti. NejdT1-
We odstran1me malou stTibrnou
lzickou post1zena mfsta, pTi
cemz il pred kazdym ponore-
MIN dobTe umyjeme, abychom
pl1sen dale neroznasely. PAX
dame zavareninu do nadoby,
nejlepe aluminiov6, bezvadne
este, a mechanic pTejfti var.
PAX znovu nalijeme do skleni-
&c, dobTe umyte a mechanic
trochu osusit ma kraji trouby.
Mame-li mensf mnozstvl cd ne
kolika zavaTenin, m1zeme z
mich udelati melanz, ktera je
velmi chutna. Musime vsak mi
chat vzdy jen ovoce peckovi-
tie nebo ovoce cervene. Pouze
merunky nebo pomerance W.
zadujf, ably byla zachovana
jejich chut bez pTimisenf jine-
no ovoce. Zavrene lahve u
schovame do mfstnosti suche a
dobre vetrane. M6zeme je sta
yeti ma sebe, rozdelujfce je pr
kenkem, ale tax, ably kolem
vzduch mohl prouditi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

- Francie Sc rozhodla ma
sledovati pfikladu Spoj. Stat1
v ohledu zemedelstv1. Nasled-
KEN toho omezl pesten1 dra-
hych vinnych rev, ably bylo
mono udrzeti ceny VIVA ma
takove vysi, ktera by odpov1-
dala nakladGm ma vinafstvl
vynalozenym. Pro kazdy akr
vinorode p1dy Dude vymeTen
urcity pocet kerG, jehoz cfslo
nesmf byti prekroceno. Ku pf1-
kladu zname vino sampanske
ma die novych pTedpis1 W.
mer 400 galonG z jednoho a
kru. V pTipade, re by sklizen
byla vetsi, NIUE Sc vino odpro-
dati pouze jakozto obycejne.
Podobne predpisy byly vyda-
ny pro vino bordeauxske. Ia
to kvota byla vymerena "a sou
hlasu vinaTG a odbornikG a ma
p%latnost tax jake jine zakony
v Zemi.
- Nemecko stav1 tTetf o.
brovsky ZEPPELIN. Vzducholod
Dude znama pod cfslem LIZ
100.
" Opocnu, v Polsku, do
slo k prudkym antisemitskym
bouT1m. Policie vytahla proti
lidu a strflela. Ctyri Tide byli ma
miste zabiti a mnoho jinych
poraneno.
We Winchester, Angle,
A. C. Mortimer, nazyvany "po
strachem bicyklistG", byl u
sweden z vrazdy a odsouzen
ma sibenici. Silenou manif je-
no bylo v ukradenych autech
pronasledovati divky ma velo-
cipedech. Nekolik jich pTejel.
Oakes, jedna z jeho obet1,
sym ranam podlehla.
- PTi-karpatska sekce Pol
ska Sc vratila k obvyklemu xii
du, kdyz venkovane z nekoli-
ka vs1 rozehnali bandu .lupicG,
z nichz ctyTi lyncovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Stokorunou 81 svitil ma cestu z
hospody.

V hostinci We Veself mad
Moravou ma Uherskohradist-
sku oslavovala jakasi spolec-
most obchodn1 stest1, ktere jim
pTalo. z radosti, re hodne Wy
d6lali, utraceli a pill jake bez
rozumu. Vykfikovali, re to
delajf jen proto, ably dokazali,
re mali tolik penez, re 81 mo-
hou vsechno dovolit. Jejich
furianstvf vsak vyvrcholilo CT
mem jednoho z Mich. Kdyz Wy
chazel z hostince, zapalil sir
kou stokorunu a p~lamenkem
z nj 81 svftil ma sch1dky. Po-
boufil tim lidi tax, re no udali
a ma furianta bylo ucineno
trestnf ornament pro dmyslne
nicen1 statn1ch bankovek. V
dobe, kdy chud6 d6ti jsou
stastny, dostanou-li We skole
krajfc chleba a trochu polev-
ky, kdy mnoho lid1 trp1 bfdou,
je to furianstvl o trest volajfcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Snatkovy podvodnik pred ces-
kobudSjovickYm soudem.

S vdovou pc vrchnfm oficia-
lu csl. statn1ch drah 55letou
Marif Pavovou v Ceskych Bu-
dejovic1ch navazal roce 1882
znamost 37lety obchodni "a
stupce Frantisek Pecenka z
Prahy-Libne. Bral cd nj pen1-
re a ujistoval il svou laskou.
Ia laska trvala az do letosn1-
no roku, kdy Pavova pochopi-
la, V jakych je rukou. Pavova
udala soudu, re byla Pecenkou
lstive pripravena O $500 Kc
Pecenka dostal Sc pred soud
pro zlocin podvodu. Pr soud-
MIN pTel1cen1 nebyl tento zlo-
Gin prokazan a soud uznal Pc
cenku vinnym toliko prestup-
KEN zpronevery. Nicm6ne
tax dostal ctyTi mesfce tezk6-
no zalaTe zostTeneho posty q
tvrdymi ldzky b~ezpodmfnecne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
zeleznicni studne.

"Narodnf Osvobozeni" pTi-
nas1 historic jedne zeleznicn1
studny, We ktere nenf zadna
voda, &C ktera Sc pres to pou-
viva. Studnu mali We stanici
Rohatec ma Morave k zasobo-
vanf l~okomotivy z vytopny vo-
dou. We studni vsak jiz deset
let nenf zadna voda. Ably Sc
vsak mohla re studny cerpat,
dovaz1 kazdy den locomotive
v tendru vodu z Vesel1 mad Mo
ravou a vyleje vodu do studny.
Re studny pax zT1zenci pre-
cerpajf vodu do nadrze a z ma
Dire do tendru lokomotivy.N Ne
nj opravdu mad jednoduchost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Mstitel S falesnym plnovou-
sem.

V male obci Zdetine u Plum
Iowa nemel mnoho prace jeden
holic a nyn1 Sc mu tam usadil
konkurent. Tyden mezi mimi
trval napjaty BOZ a pax doslo
k podivne udalosti, kterou W.
setfuje cetnictvo. Kdyz novy
holic Alois Castka, musel z kra
mu ma chv1li odejlt a zanechal
tam samotnou sousedku z do
mu, vT1til Sc do obchodu muz
s plnovousem. Oblecen byl We
fraku, kricel, co je to "a pofa-
dek, re holic nenf v krame a
neil Sc podesena sousedka
vzpamatovala, rozbil cele "a
rfzen1 noveho kramu ma kusy.
PAX rychle ujel ma kole. Zde-
sena sousedka 81 vsak pTece
povsimla, re neznamy zurivec
mel plnovous falesny, pTilepe-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Ruska legace vyloupena.

Kradez $4,000 a zmizenf
fady dGlezitych tajnych doku-
mentG re sovetske legace,
bylo v Praze oznameno po-
licejnfmi 1Tady. Bylo udano,
re nejmenovany sovetsky CT
novnfk Sc nedostavil jake OBJ
vykle ma legaci, a myslf Sc, re
uprchl sc svou koTistf. Sprava
legace Size 1rady zadala, ably
udrzely pffpad v naproste tai
nosti, ale podrobnosti pTfpadu
Sc konecne dostaly ma venek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
Dits Sc topic pro brambor.

Dlte Sc topic pro brambof.
Ma uplne osamelem miste
mezi Chomutovem a Horou sv.
Sebestiana zahl6dl lahudkaf
Josef Bradschetl z Horniho
Litvfnova, ktery jel ma kole,
jak male devcatko spadlo do
rozvodn6neho potoka. Special
d1teti ma pomoc, ale kdyz dew
catko vylovil, bylo jiz V bezve-
domf. Vzkrisil je vsak a dlte
mu pax Teklo, re je devftilete
a re ma domG tfi ctvrti hodiny
cesty. Vysv6tlilo take, proc
spadlo do potoka. Naslo ma
sklizenem poll trochu brandon
Byly zablacene a devcatko je
chtelo umyt potoce. Jeden
brambor spadl d6vcatku do pc
toka, nahnulo Sc a spadlo "a
MIN. LahGdkaT zabalil d1te,
kter6 melo saty 1plne promo
Gene, do sveho kabatu, sebral
brambory, ktere nasel u poto-
ka ma kole zavezl zachranene
devcatko rodicGm. Zij1 V pa
~stousce. Nell radost z dftete
i z brambor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06

Napsal MirOslav Pacalt.

Mestsky vnoucek Mfrek sb1-
ra dvakrat tydne, v sobotu a
We stredu, pro babicku pod
kolnou vym6nkaTska vajfcka
Jednou nasel ma fukaru tax We
like vajfcko, re vypadalo jake
hus1. B6z1 Morek S vaj1ckem
k babicce, ukazuje il, jak veil
Ike vaj1cka nasel, a pov1da:
"To, myslfm, snesl ten vel
kej kohout."
Kohoutf vajlcko dostal Mi
rex "a odmenu k veceTi, melo
diva zloutky.
0 krm byla toho roku velka
b1da. Ne a ne prset, Ottawa ma
loukach, kde j jindy je ma til
fury, odvezl stryc. Zlamal je-
dnu malou. Ma jeho kon1ch
vsak bidu O krm videt nenf. Pa
cholek Malina tax Sc o ne sta
ra, vzdy jim sezene neco do
breho ma prilepsenou, re stale
jsou jak cvalfci a kazdy Sc di-
vi, z echo sc to ma Mich bere.
Divil Sc Malinovym kon1c-
kun take handl1T Kovanda,
kdyz je videl ma trhu We Skali-
ci.
"Prosfm vas, co tenn kon1m
davate, re jsou tax tlusty?"
"Slamu."
"Nedelejte 81 re me kaspa-
ry," never1 handl1T, "kGn sla-
my nevezme ami do Hubby, spfs
scfpne."
"Koupili jsme jim zelen6
brejle," smeje sc Ferda, "a
kdyz dostanou slamu, mysll,z Re
je to seno."
u Kopald v Dolanech cekali
ale til roxy ma prve d6cko. By
to k velke radosti strece Kopa-
la dedic. Vystrojili slavne
kTtiny a kluka panacek pokT-
til pc kmotrovi ma Cyrila.
Kluk jiz chodil a byl tlusty
jak mack, ale mama, CO une-
Sc ma hTbete test pytel obil1
jak nektery chap, stale no je-
ste kojila.
Jak Cyrilek dostal hlad, wa
81 stolicku, postavil il u poste.
lie a Tval tax dlouho, dokud S
mama ma nj nesedla a nedals
mu pit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-06
RADY.

ZaZlOutle klaVeSy VyclStlme,
vytreme-li je benzinem a pax
rozredenym kyslicnfkem vodi-
citym. Jsou opet bile a leskle.
V byte, kde jsou podlahy z
pr1rodn1ho dreva, da jejich CT
stem mnoho prace. MGzeme
ie napustiti voskem jake par
kety,po pf1pade s pT1sadou ma
hnedle barry a vylestiti. Mohou
sc pax strait mopem. Obcas
je znovu napustfme a vylest1-
me.
Repa jest velmi vyzivnou
zimnf potravou pro kralfky.
Musfme il zvfratk6m vsak tax
predloziti, ably il rady pozfra-
ly. Proto je zapotreb1, ably
byla repa cista a nepovalovala
Sc ma spinave podlaze v kralicf
posade. Jsou-li kralfci pTinu-
cent hladem ,aby pozfrali spi-
navou potravu, casio z toho o.
nemocnf. Nejlepe je, kdyz il
povesfme ma nejaky hak, tax
ably il kral1ci dosahli. ZGstane
nejen cista, ale kral1ci il mo-
no take celou pozTfti.
= Koberce Sc obycejn6 d.
kladne cistf V lete, proto S nj
mi V ZINE nen1 tolik prace a
stacf jen udrzovati jejich els
totu. Nikdy vsak nemame PEEK
ny koberec kartacovati ryzo-
wynn kartacem, nebot Sc tim
brzy nici. Mekky kartac stacf
1plne k zachovanl povrchni CT
stoty a lesku, ktera patti ku
krase koberce. DGkladne els
tent dosahneme jen pomoc1
vyssavace prachu. Nemame-li
jej samy, pax 81 jej aspon jed
nou "a cas- vypGjc1me. Klepa-
nj koberc1 plnf cely dun hlu-
KEN a vysledek nen1 umerny
namaze, kterou stojf. Zvifeny
prach plnf nase pl1ce anebo
pada zpet ma koberec. A co
obt1zf da prenasenf velkych
koberc1 pc schodech. Kdezto
vyssavac pracuje p~recisne, v
teple svetnici a pfi zavrenych
oknech. Kavova ssedlina ne
DO kysele zelf jsou oblfbene
prostredky nekterych hospo-
dyn k ozivenf barev. Vlazna
nebo horka voda S pfidavkem
octa nebo cpavku poslouz1 pra
We tax dobTe a prace jest cist-
81 a prijemnejsf. Je-li koberec
poskozen moli nebo cigaretou,
must byt lined zalatan a to co
MONA odborne. Je-li ozdoben
trasnemi, mali Sc tyto casteji
kartacovati, ably Sc nezaknoto-
valy. Kroutf-li Sc u starslch
koberc6 rohy, pax Sc mohou
pTezehliti teplou zehlickou ne
DO navlhciti a pfipevniti k ze-
mi pripfnacky.
= Jelikoz j1delnf pf1bory
neJsOu LEVINE, Je v ZaJmu nos
podyne, ably je dlouho uchova-
la v bezvadnem stavu. Mali Sc
hlavne cistiti odlisne cd jineho
nadobi. Prakticka hospodyne
otre Timed pc upotreben1 kaz-
dy vlhky nebo spinavy pflbor
novinovym nebo jinym papl-
rem. Prfbery mohou z1stati
delsi dobu v horke vode jer
tehdy, jsou-li z iednoho kusu
Pc umytf je dobTe otTeme. Pc
chromovane pr1bory nemajl sc
slime trfti a jeSte snad S pomo'
CT nejakeho cistfcfho prasku
'Stacf, kdyz Sc oplachnou v tie.
La gaceta., 1935-05-20
DOS SENORITAS Y UN NINO
MURIERON
EN- Ell Ola DE AVER

Los lagos de las cercanias de
Tampa reclamaron aver las vi
das de dos sehoritas, Rose Mae
Block, de 81 amos, de Triton,
Ga, y Margaret Della Davis, de
81 amos, vecina del numero 102
de la avenida South Westland.
Mas tarde Sc supo que en- otro
lago habia perecidO ell nino Luis
Upper, de 10 amos, hijo de los
esposos Sam Opper, RESIDENCES
en- la casa numero SIS de Ia ca
lie Curtis.
Murieron las mUchadlas en-
Lago Gornto, una milla al oeste
de Limona, y ninguna de elias
saba nadar. Caminaban por ell
lago Y repentinamente cayeron
en- un hoyo, ahogandose antes
de que ell padre de una de elias,
R. R. Davis, pudiera auxiliar-
las.
ExtrajerOn los cuerpos Hank
Porter y Robert Gremer, en-
pleados de una funeraria, que
les dieron la respiration arti-
ficial; pero va era tarde. Fran
las dos estudiantes de enfer-
mera en- ell hospital municipal.
Ell nino Sc ah0g6 en- Lago
cerca de LutZ, donde
jugaba. La desaparici6n la nota
ron ell padre y la madre 80 mi
nutos despues de haberlo visto
pOr Ultima vez, y comenzaron a
La gaceta., 1935-05-20
UN TEMPORAL CAUSE LA
MUERTE A l9 PERSONALS

Burkburnett. Texas, mayo 20
I'm temporal ocasion6 aver la
muerte de 10 personals en- los es-
tados de Texas y Oklahoma, de-
rribando arboies y casas y ORR
ginando inundaciones. En- Okla
homa Sc recogi6 aver ell cadaver
de la Sra. Claude Gowens, de 70
amos, a la que ell viento arrastr6
Inacia un bosque. Cuatro per-
sonas murieron ahogadas.
Los danos Sc calculan en- mas
de 1900, 900. La casa de Oscar
Gilbert Sc derrumb6, muriendo
este aplastado.
La gaceta., 1935-05-20
PROBADO P0R Ell EJERCI-
TO UN NUEVO AEROPLA-
NO MISTERIOSO

Buffalo, N. Y. mayo 20.-Un
misterioso aeroplano construido
para ell ejercito por la compania
Curtiss sc probe aver, dando
excelente resultado. Ell aparato
es de TN solo asiento y dicese
que significa muchos amos de
pr2greso en- la a%eronautica mill
tar.
Tiene ell 2parato un largo de
20 pies Y las alas son de 49 pies,
con I'm motor WhirlWind.
Sc hizo ell vuelo de prueba por
ell photo Lloyd Childs.