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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Speak, See, Hear No Evil,
an Old Japanese Proverb

The three wise monkeys symbolic
an old japanese proverb, Speak no
evil, see no evil, hear no evil" In
Japanese the proverb reads, "1waaru,
mzaru, kikazaru," which literally
means "non-speaking, non-seeing, non
hearing" Therefore, notes writer in
the Indianapolis News, it often is said
Iwazaru, who speaks no evil; Mizaru,
who sees no evil, and KikaZaru, who
hears no evil. Each word in the prov
erb ends with "zaru." By adding "zaru"
to a verb in Japanese it becomes a
negative adjective. The Japanese word
for monkey Is "saru," which phoneti-
cally becomes "zaru" wher it is pre-
ceded by modifier. Hence, the three
monkeys became associated with the
proverb merely as a pun.
Sometimes they are called the "Lit-
tie Apes of NikkO" because they ap-
pear in mural decorations in the an
cient tombs In Nikko, Japan. Accord
ing to some Japanese writer's the three
apes Sy ulDOlILC lHC IdSt lIIdI tuC jap
anese talks too much, the Chinese sees
too much, and the Indian hears too
much.
Among the Chinese there is legend
that Confucius originated the proverb
and its symbols. When the great teach
er told bis disciples he was about to
leave the earth, they begged him to
leave them special message to help
guide them through the world of strife
and trouble. The sage complied by
drawing pictures of the three monkeys
on the sand and left his disciples the
maxim, Speak no evil, see no evil,
hear no evil.'
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
DeerfeId Grange

Program for Feb. 81: Theme:
Washington and Lincoln; roll call,
historic hero, and what made him
a hero; song, No. 6; reading, "Oh
Captain, My Captain" Mrs. War
ren: yankee Doodle by all
ladies over so, led by Mrs. Glass;
an event in the life of Washington
that interested me most, G. Black
burn and Dwight Price; March
ing Through Georgia. sisters under
so. Ladies please bring cherry pie.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
NeeIyville Grange

Neelyville grange Friday evening,
Feb. Ia, at 7:30. Program: Roll
call relate some incident of my
courtship days; origin of valentine
day. Rosa White; music, Wilbur
Still family; reading, Ed Rouse; !;
sketches and incidents from Will
Rogers life, Mrs. Henry Williams
Mrs. Williams was neighbor and
schoolmate of Mr.. Rogers; reading,
Ida Buchanan; contest or stunts,
Charley Stewart and Hugh Girls
man; current events, Carl Moore
and Alex Spencer; valentine ex-
change for both subordinate and
juvenile grange.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Trout Like Deep Water

The bureau of fisheries says that the
depth to which lake trout can descend
depends entirely on the oxygen con-
tent Of the water Lake trout are deep
water feeders and in shallow lakes
they frequent the bottom. In deeper
lakes there is a stratum of water be-
low certain depth where there Is no
oxygen, and no fish can live at such
a depth.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Watch your subscription date.
Earmerefte Club

The Farmerette club will meet
at the home of Neva Davis, We'd
nesday, Feb. 10. The following
program has been arranged: Song,
by club; roll call, superstition;
reading, Elva Robinson; jokes, by
Blanche Baker; surprise, Dorothy
Blackmer; valentine box.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Americans and French in War

1t has been estimated that there were
3O9,7S1 American soldiers in the Rev
Olutionary war. The number of French
soldiers who took part varied from
4,SO3 to $3.50. On September 2, 1881, it
was estimated that there was q French
fleet at Yorktown of 5000.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
To Assist With Income Tax Returns

For the convenience of those who
are required to file income tax re-
turns, Deputy Collector A r. Horn
will be at the court house, McCon-
nelsville, Ohio, Feb. IT, from a.
m. to 6 p. m.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13

Miss Phoebe Johnson who re-
sides at the John Greer home, east
of town, who has been suffering
with complications, is not so we'll
having had an attack of tonsillitis,
along with other troubles.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13

NEW RADIO ROLE Ed Wynn
(right) returns to the airwaVes via
the Columbia network Thursday
nights from $50 to 10 p. NJ, EST,
in new character, "GulIiver, the
Traveller" His new sponsor is the
Plymouth Division Of Chrysler Cor.
poration. Wynn is one of the top
ranking comedians of the air.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
l. O G. A Il N II w 8

A son was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir Kern of Stock
the Pepper Gas company, Crooks
vile.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Trade-Marked Potatoes
Bring Top Prices

Ohio farmers can get the same
prices for their potatoes as are paid
for the best varieties from other
states. if they will sell them in
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13

QUEBEC KEEPS ROADS OPEN-l
Municipalities fretting over snow
removal from city streets should +
face task Of Quebec Roads Depart.
ment. Photo shows crew opening E:
highway through eight-foot drifts as E
part of Governments work of keep Es
ing 900 miles of country highways EI
snow free to allow motorists from E3
Y. S. access to winter sports centers. E
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13

CLIMBER RECOVERED - The
body Of Deimar Fadden, who lost
his life on solo climb Of Mt.
Rainier. WASH, at a height Of
$4,000 feet, is brought out by
party Of climbers in frigid cold.
The body was located from an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23

for each of the ballet numbers. Al dancers were obvious artists, with extraordinary gracefulness and fleetness of motion expressed by Hans zuellig, Noelle de Mosa, Ru. dolph Pescht, and the three women in the final ballet, Elsa Kahl, Lola Botka and Lila Bauer.
 "Ballade" opened the program with four dancers carrying the theme,-the king, the queen. the Marquis, and the marquise, and an ensemble of court ladies. The story was based on the theme, "the Queen sent a poisoned bouquet to the young Marquise, who had been fa- vored by the Kings attention" The second ballet was 'The Big City, with a slightly more pretentious theme; here were presented three dancers in the characters of the young girl, the young workman and the libertine, with three scenes, the street, the workers quarters, and the dance halls. The final dance. hall scene with spirited dance in waltz time presented the dancers in animated rhythm, artistically and beautifully done.
 Ballet three was "A Ball in Old Vienna, the dance here turning to the grace and Hitting rhythm of an old ballroom; the dancing master precisely marking out the steps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
JOOSS BALLET IN
 DANCE RECITAL
Artistic Group Presented Four Descriptive BaI-
 let Numbers

The Evans Concert Series opened last night with a spectacular per- formance by The Jooss European Ballet in @ presentation of four de- scriptive ballet numbers. There was one piano interlude, one of the two pianist-accompanists playing waltz es by Brahms. Last nights au- dience was most enthusiastic and the dancers were called before the curtain time and again. Through the medium of the dance in ballet form they presented scenes that the spoken word could not better portray. The choreography was cleverly arranged, Kurt Jooss, di- rector, having designed the dances as well as originating the theme oi some.
 Two pianos furnished the music
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23

the g.o.p. primary vote this year was 100000 less than in 1882 and the democratic vote 170yOOO up.
 Furthermore, less than 50 per cent of the registered voters went to the primary poll, leaving pOs- sibly 8 million others to be heard from fin November and meanwhile unpredictabIe.
 WPA has been free from scandal in Michigan and its projects haven't aroused much criticism. Republicans are plugging waste" and "Com- munisrn" out in the state and the Social Security Acts per cent pay- roll tax in the cities.
 Democrats, aside from ballyhooing the New Deal, are stressing the slo- gan: "A vote for Landon is a vote for Hooverl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23

which copied hy the ladies and gen. tlemen of the dance. The white crinolines with blue trimmings oi the ladies and the formal black of the men blended harmoniously in the swaying motion Of the waltz.
 "The Green Table" was the final ballet number and the most ambi- tious. In this was animated rhythm throughout, vigorous and spirited. Death was the outstanding person. ality throughout this dance drama, while marching feet sounded out persistent rhythm. '@The Green Ta- ble" satirized the war-lordS and diplomats, but throughout e success sion of eight scenes, which opens with the gentlemen is masks around the green table and endless with same theme, death seems always to triumph. eDath was personified by Rudolph Pescht and the standard bearer by Ernst Uthoff. Otto Strul- ler's profiteer, also. was worthy of mention. This ballet was an unique dance presentation and brought forth prolonged applause at the finish of last nights program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
|DEBESSCHOP WINS
 JURY YERDI

Tn suit for elo,O00 in S1p court against Buckingham p
 rilnan, prominent Waterburlat
 ma Orpin was awarded dau11st 91 yesterday. Charles !. DeE' in a companion suit was aNtI1< $450. The jury was out s5 nlinl|
 Trial opened Wednesday, tzI Judge P. B. O'SulliVan and flIf nine. The litigation, in which bolli plaintiffs sued for Sl0;00O each arose after an acicdent in Prospec March IA, 1885. The plaintiffs clailtl ed that an automobile owned by the defendant, driven by Edward Dempsey, crashed into an auto driven by DeBisschop. They alleged q Dempsey was driving negligentIy.
 Mrs. Orpin claimed an aggraE ton of a heart ailment as IesEllt of the crash, and DeBisschop sta that severe injuries kept him from his work several weeks, and neces sitated the expending Of laED1 sums for treatment. VI
 Attorney Edward Mascol0 ali Attorney Michael Ciano repreSentEd the plaintiffs. Defense counsel wNs Attorney Martin E. Gormley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
TROLLEY co. NAMED
 IN $1O,OOO SUIT

Suit for slOOOO was brought fin common pleas court yesterday by Florence Hunter against the Con- necticut co. and RolIie Benson.
 The woman. claims that Q car driven by her son, in which she was riding, was struck by the Benson machine. She claims the accident was caused by the bus in pulling out from the curb without warning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
BEHIND HE SCENES IN TIE CAAPA Michigan, Normally For COP, Is
 Rated Doubtful By Butcher After
 Tours of Roosevelt And LandOn

ment. heavy rural antagonism in the New Deal, enthusiastic labor support for Roosevelt, and huge registration figures are familiar factors found by your correspondent in Illinois, Mis- souri, Indiana, and Michigan which will undoubtedly be found also in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
Count on ..Hidden Yote,'

Registration for the primaries in Detroit is open. Voters are im- pressed with the belief that their bosses know which party preference they indicate. So the democrats al- lege a huge hidden vote for Roose- welt and Murphy and republicans charge Negro WPA workers regis tered democrat for fear of losing their jobs, but will "vote right" in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
SIGNS DEAL

With the completion of "Hop- along Cassidy Returns" first in the new Hopalong series, Harry Sher. man has signed 8 new tWo-yeaI deal with Paramount,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23

November.
 Michigan's primary vote Sept. IS did more than anything else to con- vince Governor Landon that he had a chance to win. In the guberna- tortal primary republicans boiled 508,OO0 votes and democrats 377,OOO. Ex-Gov. Wilber M. Brucker, anti New Dealer, beat liberal, indepen- dent Couzens in the g.o.p. senatorial primary by 315,0OO to 199, ,0OO-and 1t was believed many democrats voted for Couzens.
 Claim G. o. P. Vote Drop
 As against this, democrats point out that although republicans got 58 per cent of the primary vote this year, they got 68 per cent in 1882, only to see the democrats sweep the state in November. They contend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-23
Both Have Strongholds

The upper peninsula, 8 mining-n- dustrial area where Emil Hurja Of national democratic headquarters goes and talks to the boys in Fin nish, and the southeastern part of the state are heavily democratic. The northern and southwestern sec tions of the lower peninsula contain the republican strongholds. <
 The county (Wayne) casts about
 a third of the states vote and will
 give Roosevelt . plurality of 15O,-
 coo if experts quizzed by this writ CT are correct. One basis for the
 prediction is that the considerable
 Negro vote, registered 86 per cent
 republican in 1932, is this year
 Seglstered 6 per cent democratic.
 1Eurphy's relief policies as mayor
 OR Detroit and RO0seveIt's as
 president are credit for the switch.
 The pro-R Roosevelt Negro senti-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26

|jsme pfijeli do San Franciska,
tax jsme We sve znamosti po-
kracovali. ia jsem hledal pra-
CT, a ona chodila do obchodn1
koleje.
V 1tery vecer mne pozvala
do jejfho bytu ma veceTi. Oba
jsme neco vypili. Pc jfdle jsem
j pomahal umyvat nadob1.P PAX
jsme 81 sedli ma pohovku, a "a
cali jsme milkovanf, abych tax
|fekl. Zacal jsem byt vasnivy,
ale ona mne odm1tla, jake ne
kolikrate pred tim.
"Byla to castecne mole va
Sen a castecne nenavist, re jsem
nahle ztratil rozvahu, a zacal
il dusiti al Sc ~prestala hybati."
Walter Sc soucasne primal,
re dfvku take pred tim znasil-
nil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Ze zivota bidaka.

V San Francisco, Kalifornie,
Albert Walter primal Sc re u
smrtil Blanche Cousins, 25le-
tou, byvalou klerkyni z Idaho.
Policie take vyslycha Waite
ra ohledne zahadne vrazdy 81.
Louise Jeppensenovy, %, ktera
tam byla zardousena Is. kvet-
ma 1884. Walter nab1dl alibi
pro tuto vrazdu, ktere sc ale
ukazalo falesne.
Mlady muz, ktery opustil
manzelku v New Yorku pred
mesfcem, pTisel ma policejnl
stanici a pTiznal sc ku vrazde
s vysvetlenfm, re svedom1 mu
media pokoje. Ma to odvedl po-
licii do bytu Cousinsove, ktera
byla nalezena zardousena vlast
nj hedvabnou puncochou, KITE
ra j byla zadrhnuta kolem kr-
ku a ~privazana k posteli.
Vrah Tekl zpravodajGm: ga
jsem 81 svdj cely zivot pokan-
hal, a elm drive tomu vsemu bu
de konec, tim lepe pro mne i
pro vsecky. Tato vec, kterou
jsem spachal, Sc dala cekati Jiz
dlouhy cas- - bylo to nasled-
KEN vybuchnutf dlouho potla-
covanych WASN'T, ktere Sc nahle
vzboufily.
"Setkal jsem sc S Blanche a.
81 pred IA dny, kdyz jsem jel
zapadne pc busu. Ona ma bus
priscilla v Salt Lake City. Kdyz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
POpraVy.

V McAlester, Oklahoma, 27
lety Arthur Gooch byl obesen.
Byl prvn1m popravenym Poole
noveho federalnfho zakona,
kterym Sc ma 1nos stanovf trest
smrti. Tento zakon byl pfijat
pc 1nosu Lindberghova syna.
Gooch byl odsouzen, re roku
1884 unesl diva policejnf zff-
zence z Texasu do Oklahomy,
kde je propustil.
Zadost O odlozen1 popravy,
poslana v poslednf minute pre-
sidentu Rooseveltovi, nemela
vysledku.
" Raleigh, John Horne,
38lety textiln1 delnik z Eden
ton, byl popraven plynem "a
zavrazden1 sve manzelky.
" San Quentin, Kalifor-
ME, 32lety Louis Gosden, jehoz
policie prohlasila "a notoricke-
no "Modrovousa", skoncil ma
sibenici. Byl popraven "a o.
travenf sve tTetf manzelky
Laruy v Oakland, ktera byla Fl
rok stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Matka a dits.

PAM c.. H. Roney z Bankend,
Sask., Canada, p1se: "Moje
matka a otec NELL vzdy dome
Vas lex Hoboko. Kdyz jsem
lila Sc svymi rodici, obeznami-
la jsem sc s blahodarnymi W.
sledky tohoto leciveho prostred
ku. To bylo pred vice nez de-
seti lety. Kdyz mGj maly hoch
nechtel jfsti a mel zaludecn1
nesnaze, samozrejme, re jsem
mu dala Hoboko, a jeho stav
Sc okamzite zlepsil.' Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko neobsahuje zad-
nych skodlivych pTisad nebo
zvyk tvoffc1ch drogG, a mGze
byti davano detem prave tax
jake dospelym. Nezadejte o
nej lekarnfka, ponevadz pouze
poveren1 mfstn1 jednatele mo-
hou je dodavati. Pro informa-
ce piste: DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
SchmeIing vftezem.

Byvaly mistr sveta " boxu
tezke vahy, Max Schmeling z
Berlfna, manzel nasf krajanky
a znam6 evropsk6 filmove he
rocky, Amy Ondrakove, Edo
lal We II kole sveho cerneho
soupeTe Joe Louise z Detroit.
Utkan1 Sc konalo V New-yor-
skem Yankee stadionu pred
100000 divaky.
Louis je rohovn1k nesm1rne
RICHLY, jenz porazil jiz % SOU
peru, Sc kterymi Sc stretl, a 23
z mich omracil. Velice pTekva-
pilO, kdyz Schmeling We 4. kole
srazil cernocha mocnou ranou
pod bradu'na zem. Louis vsak
hned opet byl ma nohou. Ale
cd tohoto okamziku byl VAST
ne jiz Louis hotov, nebot pc
zapase sam vypravel, re NADIA
lie bojoval jake We snach a z
pouheho instinktu Sc branil a
zranil sveho protivnfka.
Schmeling bojoval opatrne a
cekal ma pf1lezitost. Kdyz vsak
= nikoli z1myslne. Louis jej v
10. kole nekolikrate uderil pff-
lis nfzko, coz je prot pravid-
lum, Schmeling rozhodl Sc, re
ma Is. kol rozpoc1tane utkanf
skoncf co nejdrive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Americtf ucenci pozorovali "a
tmeni slunce v Rusku.

Znamky erupce a horkych
plynG ma slunci byly patrny pri
zatm6nf, jak udavajf astrono-
move, kteT1 toto zatmenf Rus
ku pozorovali. Ma observatori
Ak-Bulak byla take vyprava a.
merickych ucencG z Harvardo-
Wy university a z Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology.
V Krustanai kde byly dalsi
dive americke vypravy z
Georgetown University a Ma
tional Geographic Society, po-
cast bylo tax nepT1znive, re by
10 mono provost jenom cast
pfipraven6ho programu.
= Nova hvezda tretf veliko-
sti byla objevena nemeckymi
hvezdaFi, kdyz Sc pTipravovali
k pozorovan1 castecneho Eat
men1 slunce. Nova hvezda je
pGl druheho stupne cd hvezdy
Epsilon V souhv6zdf Cepheus.
Jej1 existence byla zpozorova-
ma soucasne ma trech hv6zdar-
mach. Je viditelna pouhym O.
KEN a zaE1 pry neobycejne jas
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
CLEVELAND, Q.
D.. o., .. GERVENcE 1885
Skvele vyvrcholeni Olympiady

g., 4. a 5. cervencez budeme
jiz V Clevelande, ma slavnych
dnech I. Delnicke Olympiady v
Americe. Soucasne s Mani pri-
jede tam i vyprava Svazu
DTJC. v Praze. Dive Vzorna
druzstva, muz6 a zen, 10 to
peclive a pr1sne vybranych cvi-
Genet a cvicenek, Tada navstev
Mkt, s DR.. Frankem Souku-
penn, pfedsedou csl. senatu v
cele.
Americky narodnf svatek,
Den Neodvislosti, v sobotu, 4.
cervence, Dude prvnim dnem o.
lympiadn1m ma dobTe zname
Delnicke farme clevelandske,
asi 80 mil z mesta, v Auburn,
Ohio. Bude tam odpoledne da-
vana v pr1rode, Smetanova We
che svezf opera, "Prodana ne
v6sta". Zmfnili jsme Sc take o
nj podrobneji.
Delnicka farma, zvana take
nynf Taborville, je vlastne 1pl-
nou csl. osadou. Pofadatelstvo
vykonalo tam radu znacnych
1~pravnych pracf, novych sta
web atd.
Delnictf telocvikafi z New
Yorku, Clevelandu, Detroitu,
Chicago, st. Louisa i delnicti
sportovci, soustTedenf v Delnic-
Ike Sportovnf Lie Ameriky
shromazdf Sc ma onom cvicisti.
Zajimavou novinkou Dude wy
stoupenf tax Nv. "Stare gardy"
We zvlastnfch soustavach.
Zlatym hfebem tohoto olym-
piadniho odpoledne budou O.
vsem cviceni Vzornych druz-
stew z Prahy. 9 mladych Zen a
9 mladych muz1 Dude nam Ii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
wynn, uchvatnym pozdravem

1chvatnym pozdravem
stare vlasti, radostnou vzpomfn
kou vlastn1ho mlad1 a zaTiclm
%symbolem csl. svobody, csl. de-
mokracie, toho vseho, FAC pra-
covala, bojovala i um1rala i csl.
Amerika mnoha svymi syny, v
onech vzrusujic1ch dobach sve-
tove valky.
Budeme V Mich 1silovne spa
trovati zaruky noveho, lepsfho
sveta jehoz obzory, pres nepri-
zen dolby, rysuj1 Sc ma obzoru
z1trka.
Csl. Ameriko, bud S Mani =
pojd S nami, verna pokroko-
wynn tradicfm sveho p6vodu!
V kazdem pripade Haste pr1
jed predem, KancelaTi Olym-
piady, 1854 Broadway, Cleve-
land, O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Bonus z~amSstnanvm.

V Rockford, Illinois, zamest-
nanci firmy Atwood Vacuum
Machine Co., obdrzi nadavkem
plat "a kazdy den Poole poctu
rokG, kolik let jsou u spoleCno-
sti zamestnani. Tedy "a kaz-
dy rok prace plat "a jeden den
Poole nov6ho bonusoveho pla-
nu. Bonus Dude vyplacen br-
zy 20 /. cervenci. Dostane jej
pres 200 zamestnancG.
" Lead, So. Dakota, B. c..
Yates, generaln1 manager te-
zarsk6 spolecnosti Homestake
Mining Co., oznamil, re 1900
zam6stnanc1 spolecnosti obdr-
II opet bonusy, a to pc $50 ka-
zdy. Bonus Dude vyplacen %.
cervna. Vyzada 81 celkov6 SUI
my 800, 900. Je to .jiz patty
bonus, ktery tato spolecnost
vyplati V poslednich dvou le-
tech.
JehO vyplata byla umoznena
zvySenou cenou "a zlato. Ia
mestnanci teto spolecnosti do
stavaj1 ma kazde vanocnf swat
ky jake bonus 500 a krone
toho dostali jiz trikrate zvlast-
nj bonusy pc $50 vzdy v sesti
m6sfch "a sebou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
81 mil vlakem " iodine.

Do Denver, Kolorado, novJ
rychlovlak Getty of Denver
drah Northwestern a Union Pa
cific pTijel ma sve prvnf jfzde
z Chicago do Denver pTesne "a
16 hodin. Ma pr6rifch zapadu
F1til sc misty rychlostf az 81
mil V iodine. Obycejny Wax
z Chicago do 0mahy, coz neni
ami celych 500 mil, p~otTebuje
pres 20 hodin casu. Novy ry-
chlovlak ma obrovske Dieselo-
Wy motory. Ma teto ceste spo-
tTeboval asi $500 gallon1 ole
je.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Zabiti.

Nejmlads1 pilotka aeropla-
nu, sedmnactileta Reba Dee
Gunnova, zemfela pTi padu
sv6ho soukromeho aeroplanu
tTi mile cd mestskeho letiste We
Forth Worth, Texas.
- Diva namornf letci, poru-
elk C. Mallory, a radiator w.
C. Brady, byli zabiti, kdyz jich
letadlo Sc sT1tilo S vyse asi 100
stop, kratce pc vzletu s letiste
v Norfolku, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-26
Snad pravda.

We Du Quoin, Ill, Bobby
Sawyer, student ma vyssf skole,
projfzdel sc v LODGE ma jezef,
kdyz nahle z vody Sc vymrstil
3liberni okoun druhu Bass a
padl mu Primo do lodky.
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RooseveltIGv SYN do kongresu.

re James Roosevelt, nejstar-
81 syn president1v, sc pfipravu-
je uchazeti Sc O zvolen1 do kon-
gresu "a 9. okres statu Massa-
chusetts, oznamil list Boston
Evening American.
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zivot ~ kizle.

V Beaumont, Miss, 20lety
julius Boggs pokousel Sc "a
chraniti k1zle, ktere spadlo S
mostu do reky Leaf. Vrhl Sc
"a kGzletem. Byl i S MIN u
chvacen WREN a utonul.
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Zadne nestesti.

Manzele, American, jeli ry-
chicken z Ustf mad Labem do
Podmokel. Pr tom jim v1tr
wal otevfenym oknem plateny
sacek sc smenkou, vystavenou
Antoninem Widen v Los An
geles a znej1cl ma 3 tis1ce dola-
ri.
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MIada matka.

V Detroit, patnactilete Do
rothy Johnesove Sc narodilo
jiz tTet1 decko. Manzele mali
22m6sfcn1ho hocha, 9 mesfcn1
d6vcatko a nynf Sc jim narodilo
devcatko. Vdavala Sc We IL
letech!
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V New Yorku Allan Clifton,
ktery bojoval V kazde vetsf bit
We We sv6tove valce kdyz mu
listonos pTinesl balfcek Sc $500
bonusu, napsal: "Nynf je hodi-
ma rozhodna." Ma to vylezl ma
p6du a obesil sc ma tramu.
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NAsE firma pevne veff, re
~ kazdy KIDD koupf Refrige-
rator a obdrz1 udana fakta, re
jiste 81 opatrf stroj Westing-
hous. Neb ma veskere vyhody
a opatFen1 CO "a SO rokd elek-
tricky vynalez NIUE poskyt-
nouti. To znamena vice let spo-
lehlivosti refrigeration (chla-
zen1) = a ne vice platu.
u porovnan1 S ostatn1mi W.
robci = cd cast Ike druhe =
YAM dokaze re Westinghouse
jest nejlepsiho druhu chlazenf
a hodnosti V roce 1886. OBJ
jednejte 81 jej dnes = a bude-
tie presvedceni.